Flock Cameras, Third Eye Stickers, and Grandma's Ass-Whooping

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Created: 08/23/2026 17:44:07
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Hey, man. Hello. And welcome to Two Grumpy Vets and A Duuude. This is a show that each week allows for three friends to get together and live life intentionally.
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We do this by throwing a little social commentary
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with our own weird sense of humor and our thoughts together to show folks that living
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having weekly conversations
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is a good way to help
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each other out, help men become better men.
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And so now on with the show with Bryan, Rich, and the Duuude.
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Mister Bryan.
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Duuude.
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Try that again. Now
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I'm hearing something.
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Are you hearing something now? I'm hearing something now. My god. Duuude, are you there?
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No. I'm here.
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No. No. He's he's over there.
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Okay.
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I was just just making sure.
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That's crazy.
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You both popped on pretty quick
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behind each other.
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Well, it is 07:00.
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Well, yeah, I know.
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It's gonna take a couple of years for us to finally get down to realizing, oh, yeah. It's 07:00 on Thursdays. We've got shit to do.
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Right. Right.
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So
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what's happening in y'all's world?
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Oh. It's hot. Hot.
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It is fucking hot. Exactly. Is hot. It is
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Sahara or
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what's that? Desert?
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Yeah. The Sahara?
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Sahara.
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It's Sahara
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hot.
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That it be.
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That it be.
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In fact, we've
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been having
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little
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heat storms pop up
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just out of nowhere
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and
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they ain't really dropping no rain.
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If they do drop any rain, the ground's so dry, it drinks it up so fast.
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Mean, shit, the ground don't even get wet.
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Right.
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So what are you trying to say? You no longer have a puddle in your backyard?
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Oh, hell no. No. Ain't ain't gonna I have
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ain't
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Well, at least and see, you got the humidity, so at least we ain't as swamp ass hot as you are. Well, is true.
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This is true because I go outside. In fact, I went outside today for
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at the most ten minutes. I mean, at the most.
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And I mean,
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I was already sweating through my shirt.
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And doing a little crotch pot cooking?
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Oh yes. Oh yes.
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I mean,
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let's just put it this way. It is so hot,
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I don't dare mow my grass because it ain't growing tall enough for me to even think about wasting the gas on breaking the mower out.
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Yep, and mine as
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well,
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and not only that,
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it's taken all the way until August
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for my yard to start burning out.
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Oh, wow.
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Yeah, I
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mowed,
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I don't know, probably three weeks ago
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and I really didn't even need to mow then, I didn't even weed eat because
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grass wasn't thick enough, but I mowed.
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And yeah, I won't mow till probably the middle of September the way it's going.
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Yeah, and I easily have one inch gap between
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my foundation and the fucking yard.
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Well, believe it.
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I believe it.
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So, you know,
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I mean, sure the fuck am not gonna spend
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the money
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on water
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for green grass.
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Oh, hell no.
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Fuck that.
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My neighbor across the street,
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she's about
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in her mid nineties,
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I think.
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And
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her
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sprinkler system comes on every morning.
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Guess what her grass looks like?
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Green?
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Brown as hell.
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The same way mine looks.
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Half the yard is brown.
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I never understood. Well,
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you know us old fuckers.
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We are shitting our ways.
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And ain't nobody gonna tell us what to do.
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No.
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Except for the boss.
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You need to get your ass to fucking work. No.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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My boss does not
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dictate as to what time I come in.
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Fuck that. I wouldn't be in till noon every day.
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Well,
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that would be kinda hard.
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Well, you said your boss doesn't dictate.
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He would if he started showing up at noon.
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Well,
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he would be
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extremely upset then.
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Because I understand that. And all the drivers are the same aspect.
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We want to get off the fucking lot
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by nine.
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But no.
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Can't seem to fucking do that.
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When the pump room is
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in charge of what is on my truck.
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Today,
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the pump room was not in charge of what was on my truck because I went up to Abilene with maintenance.
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So
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I got to leave the yard at,
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what was it,
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06:25?
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Nice.
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Yeah, which
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helps them
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with me getting out so early.
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It fucking sucks when that alarm clock goes off,
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especially when you had a rough night of sleep.
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Right. And I'll explain that here after a while.
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But for them, I get there right around ten.
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So it's before their trucks come back from their shuttles
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and
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not
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being getting there when it's lunchtime.
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You know, try to be somewhat of a nice guy.
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So,
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but like tomorrow,
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I'll come in at about
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oh,
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06:37
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ish
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because I still have shit that's in the pump room waiting to be pumped
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that needs to go on my truck.
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So
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with that said, you know, I may
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come in a little bit earlier
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and change out my trailer straps that holds down the pallets,
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because I haven't had a chance to do that and they've been sitting up on the dock now for fucking
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like three weeks,
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just because I haven't had the time with, I've had all long routes.
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Right.
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So
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that and I have
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12
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classes that I have to complete,
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which are is the and 11 one of them is fucking
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AI
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cyber
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whatever awareness.
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It's like, that's great.
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I'll get on a fucking computer.
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So it's fucking
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irrelevant.
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Because the ELDs don't give two shits about
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cyber and AI
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stuff.
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And they've gotten We've gotten hacked.
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To where we couldn't use our ELDs.
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So we just had to do paper logs.
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Not a big deal.
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Right. But it's like,
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whatever, so I gotta take that class. And then I have 11
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special permit tests
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that I have to take.
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11 special permit tests is what you said?
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Yes.
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I
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think throughout the year, I will
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test for
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close to 120
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different special permits.
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Golly.
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Yeah. That's crazy. Okay.
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The aluminum
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and carbon fiber wrapped cylinders,
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the ones that scuba divers
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wear
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and the ones that firefighters
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wear because
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they're a lot more lightweight
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with the carbon fiber wraps.
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Right.
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There are 14
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different
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special permits
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concerning
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those type of cylinders.
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Dang.
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That's why I said.
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But you know, and
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you have to do them, all the special permits that we
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may come across,
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you know, I'd say 80% of them I've never seen and
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probably will never see.
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Right.
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But
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air gas still
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has them
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and we have to maintain the knowledge. So I do the same 120 every
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year.
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After sixteen years,
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you know
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who
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the manufacturer
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on the cylinder is, what type of gas is allowed to be in, what is the test cyclings,
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etcetera.
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And all 12 of them are pretty much identical.
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Why are there 12 different special permits?
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Don't have a fucking clue.
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Has a common, one has a period?
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In
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between,
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you know, two breaks in a sentence, that very well could be.
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I have I
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have no fucking clue.
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You know, and but six of them
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are
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different
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manufacturers.
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Because you have Taylor Wharton, you got Norris, you got Clifton,
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you got
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there's
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so many
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different manufacturers of these cylinders and each one of them has to,
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each manufacturer
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has to request through
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DOT and FMCA and the Railroad Commission
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their cylinders
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and
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what they can and can't do.
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I'm like,
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wow.
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Well, these tests ought to be easy to do.
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Speaker Well, but you gotta get 100% correct
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on every single one.
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You can't pass with a 98.
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It's gotta be 100%
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or nothing.
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Oh, wow. Yeah. So but they're just yes and no or true or false questions,
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but you know
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but that's why we have the special permit
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book
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next to you so you reference
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the special permits
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pertaining to
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this particular company or
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this particular aspect of that cylinder.
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So, and if
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I was a betting man,
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I would say that I am the only one
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of all the drivers that I know at all the locations that I go to
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that write down the special permits, except for obviously,
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the obvious ones
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that the DOT officer is gonna see.
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Right.
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And that's the big lettering on the side
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of a,
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it's either you can call it a pack, cluster or a bank, it's 12 cylinders that is in
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its own
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running off the same manifold.
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That's in kind of a frame.
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So you either have six, twelve or 16
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cylinders in this configuration.
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Okay.
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So and the obviously one is the one that says special permit 1400175,
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which allows for some gases
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to have those cylinders within that configuration
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with a ten year service life before the cylinders have to be retested.
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And that's the only
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even though it's six pages fucking long,
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that's that is the only matter of that special permit.
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Can it be in a ten year service
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before the next test on the cylinders or a five year service between
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tests?
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It just,
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some things just sometimes just boggle my mind.
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But you know, are
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highly marked on the outside of the pack so you can see them from a distance.
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So if you don't have
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that written down on your manifest,
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because we have four columns.
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We have the number,
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what
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type is it, is it a cylinder or cradle
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or tube trailer?
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The gas with all the UN
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information
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for that particular
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gas.
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And then the last column is nothing but for the special permits,
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numbers.
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Right.
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So obviously every gas on your truck that has that one's
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fourteen thousand one seventy five,
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be it argon,
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nitrogen,
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helium, oxygen,
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air,
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that each one of those have to have that number written down
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where that
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gas falls at on the manifest.
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Right.
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But when it comes to individual cylinders,
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I guarantee you
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none,
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I try to educate people, none of these other drivers
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even
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don't really give a shit.
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Oh. Because pretty much every manifest that I have, I have some type of special permit number written
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on that manifest.
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Right. Now do other drivers pay attention to it?
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No, not really. Well,
327
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that's their money they're gonna have to pay.
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Oh yeah, I'm without a
329
00:14:34.800 --> 00:14:36.399
just waiting for that one
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DPS officer
331
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to look at my manifest
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and say,
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where is this special permit
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on your truck?
335
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I'm just waiting for that day.
336
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But
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in all the level one and level two stops that I've had,
338
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none of them have
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referenced any of the special permits.
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Is fine.
341
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I got one DPS officer, when he gets behind me and he pulls me over,
342
00:15:09.835 --> 00:15:17.195
the very first thing we're doing is I'm getting out of the truck and I'm going up on top of the trailer and looking at every
343
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fucking
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label.
345
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Right.
346
00:15:20.795 --> 00:15:22.635
So they better be good.
347
00:15:24.010 --> 00:15:25.850
And he's pulled me over
348
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four times.
349
00:15:27.930 --> 00:15:30.970
The first time he gave me a warning, I said okay.
350
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You know, there was a couple
351
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that you know, fit the description
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of
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UV degradation,
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where the color of the diamond
355
00:15:42.065 --> 00:15:43.265
had faded.
356
00:15:43.745 --> 00:15:47.025
You know, red to pink, yellow to
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freaking
358
00:15:50.065 --> 00:15:51.025
sunflower. White.
359
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White, yes.
360
00:15:53.270 --> 00:15:53.990
You know,
361
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so I didn't argue with him. And I'm not gonna argue with the DPS officer on the side of the road.
362
00:16:01.910 --> 00:16:02.550
So
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when I had my wonderful little
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meeting,
365
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because if you get anything other than,
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00:16:10.435 --> 00:16:13.475
in the remarks column, if you get anything other than
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no deficiencies
368
00:16:15.235 --> 00:16:16.115
noted,
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00:16:16.275 --> 00:16:18.595
or it's just left blank,
370
00:16:18.915 --> 00:16:21.075
you're gonna have an incident review phone call.
371
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And that entire that entails
372
00:16:24.580 --> 00:16:25.940
every freaking buddy.
373
00:16:26.420 --> 00:16:27.700
Safety department,
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vice president, president, HR,
375
00:16:30.660 --> 00:16:31.940
and everybody
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in between in my chain of command.
377
00:16:36.254 --> 00:16:44.894
And one time when I got the warning, I said, you know, yeah, okay, I can agree with this label. I don't agree with that label.
378
00:16:45.134 --> 00:16:46.014
I said,
379
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but how is the officer going to
380
00:16:50.670 --> 00:16:54.270
and they had the copy of my warning
381
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that says,
382
00:16:56.430 --> 00:16:58.990
label UV degradated
383
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more than thirty days.
384
00:17:01.070 --> 00:17:03.070
How the fuck can you tell if it's thirty days?
385
00:17:03.895 --> 00:17:06.375
Maybe it might have been twenty seven days.
386
00:17:06.695 --> 00:17:09.254
Is your eyeballs that fucking calibrated?
387
00:17:09.815 --> 00:17:15.255
And I told the safety department, I said, okay. They wanna make that statement. Why can't they produce
388
00:17:16.200 --> 00:17:17.720
a fucking chart
389
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that is thirty days UV degradated
390
00:17:21.240 --> 00:17:22.440
of a label
391
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that we use
392
00:17:25.080 --> 00:17:26.519
to get me that color?
393
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Because they can't
394
00:17:28.755 --> 00:17:32.434
hit Because they can't, exactly. You
395
00:17:32.675 --> 00:17:35.315
can't because it's so subjective for one.
396
00:17:35.875 --> 00:17:36.355
I
397
00:17:37.155 --> 00:17:37.635
mean,
398
00:17:38.595 --> 00:17:46.040
it depends on how long that label sat in the sun or didn't sit in the sun or how much shade or not shade.
399
00:17:46.360 --> 00:17:48.440
I mean, there's just too many variables.
400
00:17:49.080 --> 00:17:51.480
There is no way that can happen.
401
00:17:52.120 --> 00:17:54.200
Right. But for him to make the statement,
402
00:17:54.440 --> 00:17:57.480
more than thirty days UV degradation.
403
00:17:58.765 --> 00:17:59.885
Okay.
404
00:17:59.885 --> 00:18:07.085
He was just pulling the rank, that's just all it was. He was pulling rank because he knew he had the power to do that.
405
00:18:07.485 --> 00:18:13.085
Yep, and when I had my incident review phone call, and that's been five years ago,
406
00:18:14.020 --> 00:18:14.899
I said,
407
00:18:15.460 --> 00:18:17.940
he couldn't produce me a color chart
408
00:18:18.660 --> 00:18:21.220
for thirty days of UV degradation,
409
00:18:21.860 --> 00:18:25.380
and we have yet to get a chart
410
00:18:25.540 --> 00:18:26.340
from
411
00:18:26.500 --> 00:18:27.460
DPS
412
00:18:28.575 --> 00:18:30.735
to where I can reference to
413
00:18:31.294 --> 00:18:33.294
for me having to change the label.
414
00:18:33.775 --> 00:18:36.414
And you know why they won't give us that copy?
415
00:18:37.294 --> 00:18:41.294
Because it may makes them hold to a standard that they can
416
00:18:41.630 --> 00:18:42.510
maintain.
417
00:18:43.230 --> 00:18:47.230
That's one. Number two, the ink on that paper,
418
00:18:47.950 --> 00:18:49.310
when it sits
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in say a book
420
00:18:51.950 --> 00:18:52.990
in a hot
421
00:18:53.644 --> 00:18:54.604
vehicle,
422
00:18:55.164 --> 00:18:55.964
over time,
423
00:18:56.284 --> 00:18:59.325
that ink will also degradate. Degradate.
424
00:19:01.085 --> 00:19:10.509
They're not gonna give a copy of that out of what that looks like. I said, okay. So basically, it comes down to that's his opinion
425
00:19:11.309 --> 00:19:12.749
and my opinion.
426
00:19:13.549 --> 00:19:15.149
That's what it comes down to.
427
00:19:15.789 --> 00:19:18.589
Now I can understand if the damn thing was white.
428
00:19:19.230 --> 00:19:20.110
I get it.
429
00:19:20.764 --> 00:19:22.764
I'm just a fucking moron
430
00:19:22.764 --> 00:19:25.004
and should've fucking seen that shit.
431
00:19:26.044 --> 00:19:26.604
So
432
00:19:27.085 --> 00:19:28.124
I won
433
00:19:28.605 --> 00:19:29.644
the argument.
434
00:19:30.684 --> 00:19:32.205
And I didn't lose, you know,
435
00:19:32.860 --> 00:19:35.099
my driver bonus for two quarters,
436
00:19:35.659 --> 00:19:38.460
know, all this other shit. I'm like, okay,
437
00:19:38.460 --> 00:19:39.019
where
438
00:19:39.740 --> 00:19:40.940
is he right at?
439
00:19:41.820 --> 00:19:43.340
So since that time,
440
00:19:43.899 --> 00:19:44.779
that first time,
441
00:19:45.525 --> 00:19:48.965
the the other three stops that him personally
442
00:19:49.125 --> 00:19:50.645
have made on me,
443
00:19:51.365 --> 00:19:52.725
my labels are good.
444
00:19:53.285 --> 00:19:56.485
Because now I will fucking check every goddamn
445
00:19:56.485 --> 00:19:57.845
fucking label
446
00:19:58.159 --> 00:20:00.879
before the truck leaves to get on the road.
447
00:20:01.919 --> 00:20:02.559
So
448
00:20:02.720 --> 00:20:05.440
say it takes me time, but it also,
449
00:20:05.600 --> 00:20:07.599
you know, saves me heartache.
450
00:20:08.640 --> 00:20:12.239
But other than that, I'm just waiting for one DPS officer
451
00:20:12.400 --> 00:20:12.960
to ask,
452
00:20:13.625 --> 00:20:15.465
what is this special permit?
453
00:20:16.345 --> 00:20:23.545
Well, I just told you guys that the aluminum and carbon fiber wraps have 12 different or 14 different
454
00:20:23.865 --> 00:20:25.065
special permits
455
00:20:25.305 --> 00:20:29.830
and you know, okay, there's a special permit, for instance,
456
00:20:30.470 --> 00:20:33.909
on the cylinders it can hold up to 6,000
457
00:20:33.909 --> 00:20:34.869
PSI.
458
00:20:35.510 --> 00:20:40.710
It's either a three double A, which is that is the norm for the steel
459
00:20:41.029 --> 00:20:41.830
or
460
00:20:41.830 --> 00:20:43.270
it is an E
461
00:20:43.975 --> 00:20:45.734
10,047.
462
00:20:46.294 --> 00:20:50.455
Basically what that is, is the steel that's in that cylinder
463
00:20:50.455 --> 00:20:52.455
with that special permit
464
00:20:52.615 --> 00:20:54.455
can still hold that pressure,
465
00:20:54.774 --> 00:20:55.974
but the cylinder
466
00:20:56.215 --> 00:20:57.975
for its weight is a lot lighter.
467
00:20:59.220 --> 00:21:04.179
That's the only purpose, that's the only purpose for the special permit, is trying to get the cylinders
468
00:21:04.740 --> 00:21:05.620
lighter.
469
00:21:05.780 --> 00:21:09.620
Because if you ever moved a fucking three ks when it's full,
470
00:21:10.020 --> 00:21:12.100
yeah, you're wrestling a motherfucking
471
00:21:12.485 --> 00:21:14.725
grizzly bear sometimes.
472
00:21:15.125 --> 00:21:16.245
That motherfucker's
473
00:21:16.245 --> 00:21:16.885
probably,
474
00:21:18.005 --> 00:21:19.045
when full,
475
00:21:19.365 --> 00:21:22.485
about three hundred fifty pounds just for that one cylinder.
476
00:21:23.285 --> 00:21:23.845
Yeah,
477
00:21:24.085 --> 00:21:25.765
I'm getting too old for that shit.
478
00:21:26.740 --> 00:21:27.460
Right.
479
00:21:28.179 --> 00:21:28.500
So
480
00:21:29.620 --> 00:21:31.619
but that's why they have loaders.
481
00:21:34.020 --> 00:21:34.500
And that
482
00:21:36.179 --> 00:21:46.195
and what I said earlier about, you know, nine, wanting to get off the lot at nine, so I got the factor of the pump room, then I have the factor of
483
00:21:46.595 --> 00:21:47.794
the loaders.
484
00:21:48.515 --> 00:21:49.795
I'm almost
485
00:21:50.450 --> 00:21:52.690
fifteen years older than one of them,
486
00:21:53.090 --> 00:21:54.450
and I could probably pull
487
00:21:54.770 --> 00:21:58.210
my load from my truck that's where I'm going to,
488
00:21:58.530 --> 00:22:00.610
I don't know how long it took them today,
489
00:22:00.850 --> 00:22:03.010
but for Austin, think I got like
490
00:22:03.345 --> 00:22:04.544
12 pallets.
491
00:22:04.785 --> 00:22:08.144
I could have pulled that whole load in a fucking hour by myself.
492
00:22:08.945 --> 00:22:12.624
How long did it take them? Well, it usually takes them two or three hours.
493
00:22:13.505 --> 00:22:15.585
And our frustration level is, you know,
494
00:22:16.840 --> 00:22:18.759
aggravating, to say the least.
495
00:22:19.399 --> 00:22:20.119
Right.
496
00:22:20.760 --> 00:22:23.320
You know, because the drivers wanna get on with their day.
497
00:22:24.120 --> 00:22:25.159
Absolutely.
498
00:22:25.880 --> 00:22:27.799
But, you know, such is life.
499
00:22:28.855 --> 00:22:31.254
Never once when I was in the fill room,
500
00:22:31.654 --> 00:22:33.095
never once
501
00:22:33.654 --> 00:22:35.254
was any truck
502
00:22:35.495 --> 00:22:36.455
waiting
503
00:22:36.934 --> 00:22:38.455
for any product
504
00:22:38.934 --> 00:22:40.135
that I was pumping
505
00:22:41.150 --> 00:22:42.669
for the next day,
506
00:22:43.630 --> 00:22:47.470
it was pumped the day before. It wasn't pumped the same day
507
00:22:47.870 --> 00:22:51.549
that the truck is trying to go out. My shit was always done
508
00:22:52.110 --> 00:22:54.350
a day ahead or two days ahead.
509
00:22:55.845 --> 00:22:56.804
Right. But
510
00:22:57.365 --> 00:22:59.525
I'm fucking manly like that.
511
00:23:00.325 --> 00:23:02.245
You such a stud, dude.
512
00:23:02.645 --> 00:23:03.525
I know.
513
00:23:04.165 --> 00:23:07.685
And you know what? I can still outpace
514
00:23:08.149 --> 00:23:16.389
every one of those guys in the pump room except for one. If I was to go back into that pump room tomorrow
515
00:23:17.269 --> 00:23:20.309
and we have one, two, three, four,
516
00:23:21.034 --> 00:23:23.034
six fillers, one's a new guy.
517
00:23:23.355 --> 00:23:24.075
So
518
00:23:24.315 --> 00:23:28.154
you know, obviously he's not in the running because he's still learning.
519
00:23:28.554 --> 00:23:30.874
But the other five guys, no.
520
00:23:31.195 --> 00:23:35.549
Four guys, oh yeah. I can outpace them and they're half my age.
521
00:23:36.350 --> 00:23:39.070
But the difference between work ethics and
522
00:23:39.150 --> 00:23:42.750
or my work ethics and other people's
523
00:23:42.910 --> 00:23:43.950
work ethics,
524
00:23:44.750 --> 00:23:46.110
that's almost about that.
525
00:23:46.835 --> 00:23:47.554
Right.
526
00:23:48.275 --> 00:23:51.875
So there was a couple things that I was going to
527
00:23:52.275 --> 00:23:54.755
say in this overall conversation
528
00:23:55.555 --> 00:23:56.914
during this week,
529
00:23:57.155 --> 00:23:58.515
but I didn't write them down,
530
00:23:59.370 --> 00:24:00.570
so I forgot them.
531
00:24:01.130 --> 00:24:02.570
I'm trying to and
532
00:24:04.090 --> 00:24:06.169
I'm trying to fucking remember them.
533
00:24:06.570 --> 00:24:08.169
Kill me, dude. Oh, did
534
00:24:08.570 --> 00:24:10.330
you hear that the drummer from
535
00:24:10.905 --> 00:24:15.225
ZZ Top. ZZ Top. Frank Beard passed away in '77.
536
00:24:15.545 --> 00:24:17.304
No. Did not hear that.
537
00:24:17.625 --> 00:24:20.105
Yep. He passed away on Monday.
538
00:24:20.265 --> 00:24:20.905
No.
539
00:24:21.225 --> 00:24:21.945
Tuesday.
540
00:24:22.505 --> 00:24:24.265
Because have you ever seen
541
00:24:24.505 --> 00:24:26.879
and have you ever seen the movie
542
00:24:28.240 --> 00:24:30.479
oh, what the hell is the name of that football game?
543
00:24:31.120 --> 00:24:32.080
Brian.
544
00:24:32.480 --> 00:24:35.279
She also passed away. The girl that was in it.
545
00:24:35.679 --> 00:24:37.520
We were titans or
546
00:24:37.965 --> 00:24:38.924
something Oh,
547
00:24:40.205 --> 00:24:41.404
remember the titans?
548
00:24:41.565 --> 00:24:45.565
Yeah. Yeah. Hayden Paterteen or whatever her name is? Yeah.
549
00:24:46.044 --> 00:24:50.445
And I saw she died of an overdose or or something. What they're thinking is an overdose.
550
00:24:51.210 --> 00:24:52.649
Yeah. Yep.
551
00:24:53.370 --> 00:24:58.249
Still I'm say her her death has caused me to realize that,
552
00:24:58.970 --> 00:24:59.610
sadly,
553
00:25:00.650 --> 00:25:02.490
my favorite news
554
00:25:02.490 --> 00:25:03.130
organization
555
00:25:03.685 --> 00:25:05.924
does not have anything else to report on.
556
00:25:06.485 --> 00:25:07.684
The Daily Mail,
557
00:25:08.245 --> 00:25:08.965
that is
558
00:25:09.685 --> 00:25:12.965
about all they've been talking about. I mean, it's about every
559
00:25:13.445 --> 00:25:14.165
five
560
00:25:14.325 --> 00:25:31.600
there's like a clump of five different things on Hayden Pattern team, and then there might be something else about something that's going on in the world or something that happened in The US. And then there'll be five more freaking stories about Hayden Paterteen and another one. It's like, Jesus Christ, man. Yes. I get it. She died. She was 30,
561
00:25:32.175 --> 00:25:39.695
what, 37 years old or something like that. It's sad. It's terrible. She died of an overdose. She had, you know, she had a problem,
562
00:25:39.855 --> 00:25:43.375
but my God, there's more important things than the death of
563
00:25:44.495 --> 00:25:45.629
a Hayden Paterson.
564
00:25:46.350 --> 00:25:52.029
You know, and here here's the next one. So celebrities always die in threes.
565
00:25:52.750 --> 00:25:55.309
Yeah. It would appear. Yeah. You
566
00:25:56.110 --> 00:25:57.549
know, just historically
567
00:25:57.549 --> 00:25:58.029
speaking.
568
00:25:58.945 --> 00:26:00.705
So you have those two.
569
00:26:01.265 --> 00:26:02.785
Who's the next one?
570
00:26:03.825 --> 00:26:07.105
As the wheel goes round in the wheel of fortune. Well,
571
00:26:08.305 --> 00:26:09.825
let's see. There is
572
00:26:10.465 --> 00:26:13.825
it was an actress and we had a had a musician.
573
00:26:15.070 --> 00:26:15.789
I
574
00:26:16.590 --> 00:26:18.029
no idea because of last
575
00:26:18.590 --> 00:26:26.350
less unless you wanna tie in John C. Dvorak earlier in the early on in the month into that, but I think there was somebody else who died shortly after him.
576
00:26:27.155 --> 00:26:27.874
Yep.
577
00:26:28.115 --> 00:26:33.154
So within I mean So so within about four or five days, we're gonna hear of another,
578
00:26:33.635 --> 00:26:35.394
you know, celebrity
579
00:26:35.794 --> 00:26:37.234
that has passed away.
580
00:26:38.195 --> 00:26:39.235
And see, here's the thing.
581
00:26:39.940 --> 00:26:42.340
Okay. The news is reporting on
582
00:26:42.980 --> 00:26:44.179
that particular
583
00:26:44.180 --> 00:26:45.060
female
584
00:26:45.060 --> 00:26:47.380
of the news outlet that you watch.
585
00:26:48.100 --> 00:26:51.060
Every fucking one of us are gonna die.
586
00:26:51.955 --> 00:26:52.835
Oh, yeah.
587
00:26:53.235 --> 00:26:53.955
Period.
588
00:26:54.435 --> 00:26:56.595
But because I ain't a celebrity,
589
00:26:56.835 --> 00:27:00.915
I'm not gonna be front page news on any fucking paper
590
00:27:01.315 --> 00:27:02.595
and or
591
00:27:02.915 --> 00:27:04.115
news agency
592
00:27:04.435 --> 00:27:06.915
that you can get off your fucking phone or tablet.
593
00:27:07.880 --> 00:27:09.479
Pretty fucking pathetic.
594
00:27:10.440 --> 00:27:13.559
But, you know, they never when's the last time
595
00:27:13.960 --> 00:27:15.639
you heard of
596
00:27:16.519 --> 00:27:17.479
good news?
597
00:27:18.360 --> 00:27:18.840
Well,
598
00:27:19.605 --> 00:27:22.804
honestly, the last time I usually get some pretty
599
00:27:23.205 --> 00:27:24.164
good news,
600
00:27:24.485 --> 00:27:25.365
or at least
601
00:27:26.165 --> 00:27:28.644
the events that are happening. I've got a
602
00:27:29.205 --> 00:27:29.845
local
603
00:27:30.005 --> 00:27:32.004
talk radio station for
604
00:27:32.725 --> 00:27:35.045
Western Oklahoma, which is KCLI.
605
00:27:35.810 --> 00:27:38.370
And they'll
606
00:27:38.370 --> 00:27:39.809
often talk about
607
00:27:40.530 --> 00:27:41.409
throw some
608
00:27:41.730 --> 00:27:45.009
good news out there from time to time. A lot of times it's, you know,
609
00:27:46.130 --> 00:27:46.529
upcoming
610
00:27:47.170 --> 00:27:52.365
free fairs or something like that. A lot of times it's just news now. It's something, you know, where, where
611
00:27:53.165 --> 00:27:54.525
dog rescues,
612
00:27:54.525 --> 00:27:55.805
rescues infant
613
00:27:55.805 --> 00:28:04.525
type stories. I haven't really, you know, those, those are rare enough that they, and sadly they don't bring in enough, enough attention for
614
00:28:05.340 --> 00:28:06.540
most newspapers.
615
00:28:06.540 --> 00:28:14.379
So, yeah, you don't get many of them, but you do get them from the goddamn it. Why the hell they got a damn flock camera stuck in middle
616
00:28:14.780 --> 00:28:15.740
of Lowe's?
617
00:28:16.380 --> 00:28:17.980
Jesus damn things are everywhere.
618
00:28:18.655 --> 00:28:22.255
Okay. I've been hearing a lot about out the flock
619
00:28:22.335 --> 00:28:23.215
cameras.
620
00:28:23.615 --> 00:28:24.495
Okay.
621
00:28:26.175 --> 00:28:29.534
And I'm sure I've seen them, but I have I'm totally oblivious.
622
00:28:30.175 --> 00:28:30.895
You know? Yep.
623
00:28:31.690 --> 00:28:40.490
You say there's one. Is that the ones that are on a fucking stand in the middle of a parking lot? Is that what you're talking about? No. No. No. Block cameras, you will see them at one
624
00:28:41.530 --> 00:28:47.050
look up just I would say just go on to on to Google and look look up block camera.
625
00:28:47.665 --> 00:28:50.304
And it's just a lone camera
626
00:28:50.705 --> 00:28:52.304
on a black pole.
627
00:28:52.625 --> 00:28:56.705
It's a black camera on a black pole with a with a solar
628
00:28:57.265 --> 00:28:59.105
panel sitting on top of it.
629
00:28:59.760 --> 00:29:04.559
And it's just kind of this little one a lot one lone oblong looking camera thing.
630
00:29:05.040 --> 00:29:06.559
And that's the
631
00:29:06.960 --> 00:29:13.680
I mean, and that's it. And that's they're all they're all tied together or not tied together, but they're connected via the Internet.
632
00:29:14.465 --> 00:29:15.745
And they're
633
00:29:15.745 --> 00:29:17.905
supposed to just be collecting
634
00:29:18.465 --> 00:29:19.985
license plate numbers,
635
00:29:20.305 --> 00:29:24.705
but they have been shown that they collect more than license plates. They collect
636
00:29:25.745 --> 00:29:28.305
faces, they store the faces, store everything
637
00:29:29.610 --> 00:29:30.330
pictures of.
638
00:29:31.130 --> 00:29:33.769
And yeah, it's a, yeah,
639
00:29:34.330 --> 00:29:38.490
you go and look at, oh, what is it? I think it's called Deflocking
640
00:29:38.650 --> 00:29:40.090
America or
641
00:29:40.250 --> 00:29:41.610
anyhow, they've got a
642
00:29:42.410 --> 00:29:44.010
flock camera tracking
643
00:29:44.010 --> 00:29:44.730
website.
644
00:29:45.215 --> 00:29:47.375
And basically, you go onto
645
00:29:48.975 --> 00:29:50.255
this site
646
00:29:50.255 --> 00:29:53.054
and Oh, dang it. I'm on the wrong damn lane.
647
00:29:54.015 --> 00:29:54.815
You go
648
00:29:55.935 --> 00:30:00.190
onto the site and look, and you'll have, you'll see just
649
00:30:00.590 --> 00:30:10.110
hundreds of thousands of these cameras just around. And like the one that I always can't ever, leaves me scratching my head is when you go into
650
00:30:10.345 --> 00:30:12.905
or leave the Texas Panhandle.
651
00:30:13.465 --> 00:30:14.585
Every road
652
00:30:15.145 --> 00:30:16.905
leading out of
653
00:30:17.145 --> 00:30:18.745
the Texas Panhandle,
654
00:30:19.065 --> 00:30:19.865
they have
655
00:30:22.105 --> 00:30:23.625
I'll go and enjoy some Subway.
656
00:30:27.309 --> 00:30:31.950
They've got two fog cameras there. One going in and one facing the exit
657
00:30:32.110 --> 00:30:34.109
road, one facing the incoming road.
658
00:30:34.830 --> 00:30:35.869
And just,
659
00:30:36.190 --> 00:30:38.990
I get it. They're supposed to, they claim it's to
660
00:30:39.495 --> 00:30:42.774
help with if you're looking for a particular
661
00:30:44.135 --> 00:30:45.575
car that is
662
00:30:46.375 --> 00:30:47.735
Say just kidnapped Yeah. Two
663
00:30:48.855 --> 00:30:52.535
A car that kidnapped two kids. They got the Amber Alert and they've got
664
00:30:54.160 --> 00:30:57.280
the license plate number. It's supposed to be for stuff like that.
665
00:30:57.920 --> 00:31:00.720
Mhmm. Except for the fact that it also has
666
00:31:01.200 --> 00:31:05.440
my favorite word of the day or word of the decade, at least,
667
00:31:06.345 --> 00:31:08.825
AI attached to it. So AI
668
00:31:08.905 --> 00:31:09.624
makes,
669
00:31:10.345 --> 00:31:17.304
AI does not mean that makes life easier, it just makes people lazier, and it makes law enforcement lazier on top of that.
670
00:31:18.025 --> 00:31:22.559
And so instead of, they've had many instances of
671
00:31:22.960 --> 00:31:24.320
people who have
672
00:31:24.320 --> 00:31:26.160
been had cops
673
00:31:26.160 --> 00:31:28.400
knock on the door wanting to arrest people
674
00:31:28.960 --> 00:31:32.320
because they were in a in a particular they flocked
675
00:31:32.320 --> 00:31:36.784
cameras off. They've been in this this area for for the past
676
00:31:37.024 --> 00:31:40.224
four or five days. And and that it's
677
00:31:40.465 --> 00:31:42.224
they wanna take them in for questioning.
678
00:31:43.184 --> 00:31:43.744
And
679
00:31:44.465 --> 00:31:47.745
nine times out of 10, no, the camera the AI
680
00:31:48.030 --> 00:31:50.830
caught the misread license plate.
681
00:31:51.470 --> 00:31:54.270
There's another one where there's a
682
00:31:56.110 --> 00:31:57.230
lady who
683
00:31:57.870 --> 00:31:58.590
is
684
00:31:59.790 --> 00:32:00.670
I know. No. What
685
00:32:01.774 --> 00:32:05.054
There was the lady who, there was a lady at, in
686
00:32:05.855 --> 00:32:07.134
Amarillo and
687
00:32:07.774 --> 00:32:10.014
she bought a pickup
688
00:32:10.894 --> 00:32:12.494
from a guy who apparently
689
00:32:12.815 --> 00:32:14.735
did several nefarious items,
690
00:32:15.940 --> 00:32:16.820
nefarious
691
00:32:16.820 --> 00:32:18.020
activities
692
00:32:18.660 --> 00:32:20.740
in this pickup that she bought.
693
00:32:21.220 --> 00:32:23.140
And now from time to time,
694
00:32:23.700 --> 00:32:25.700
here comes she will have
695
00:32:26.420 --> 00:32:29.365
five, six police cars and
696
00:32:30.645 --> 00:32:32.245
and went
697
00:32:32.245 --> 00:32:38.725
over to my my mother in law's. She was over at my mother in law's Route 66 Visitor Center there in Amarillo.
698
00:32:39.780 --> 00:32:41.860
And they had SWAT team show up
699
00:32:42.100 --> 00:32:45.940
because they've been looking for this guy and they saw his saw his damn
700
00:32:46.180 --> 00:32:48.260
saw his his license plate
701
00:32:48.420 --> 00:32:50.580
or license plate that's tied to him.
702
00:32:51.060 --> 00:32:57.674
Oh, see, that that would have been the first fucking thing I'd done is get rid of that license plate. Well, no. She's she's like,
703
00:32:58.315 --> 00:32:59.115
she was
704
00:32:59.675 --> 00:33:04.395
going to be she was like, after this one, she was because she'd been harassed
705
00:33:04.395 --> 00:33:07.275
like four different times. It's like, where's where, you know,
706
00:33:08.170 --> 00:33:15.530
Ralph Ralph Macho or whoever. He's like, I don't know. You know, I haven't seen him since I bought the damn pickup off of him.
707
00:33:15.930 --> 00:33:19.450
And he was just selling it on marketplace and it was cheap enough that I bought it.
708
00:33:20.665 --> 00:33:21.385
Yeah.
709
00:33:21.625 --> 00:33:28.105
But down after about after the SWAT team showed up and they saw that it was just her, they were like, okay,
710
00:33:28.425 --> 00:33:29.625
nevermind. They
711
00:33:29.945 --> 00:33:34.105
quickly stood down and and stuff and was like and she's like
712
00:33:34.679 --> 00:33:35.799
going on
713
00:33:37.480 --> 00:33:39.719
Monday. But it's like, no,
714
00:33:40.279 --> 00:33:43.799
stop being freaking lazy people. Stop being lazy with
715
00:33:44.279 --> 00:33:49.080
the flock camera. You know, people been accused of stealing, doing porch piracy
716
00:33:49.645 --> 00:33:50.365
because,
717
00:33:50.684 --> 00:33:52.684
you know, because they see a
718
00:33:53.325 --> 00:33:57.004
pickup that has, or a car that has
719
00:33:57.804 --> 00:33:59.164
gone into a neighborhood
720
00:33:59.725 --> 00:34:02.684
that's not normally there. They had several thefts happen.
721
00:34:03.380 --> 00:34:06.739
And she's like, there was one lady who's like, I
722
00:34:07.460 --> 00:34:10.099
have a friend I haven't seen in fifteen
723
00:34:10.099 --> 00:34:13.620
years that lives in that area, but that's about the only reason I was in there.
724
00:34:14.020 --> 00:34:21.285
And she was in a very affluent house and all that. And she was like, why would I steal anything? I've got enough money. I can buy anything I want.
725
00:34:21.605 --> 00:34:22.565
Yeah.
726
00:34:22.805 --> 00:34:25.125
But they were still wanting to take her down
727
00:34:25.765 --> 00:34:27.365
and question her.
728
00:34:27.605 --> 00:34:29.925
And she's like, no, show
729
00:34:30.405 --> 00:34:31.365
me the
730
00:34:31.445 --> 00:34:33.040
proof. And he was like, well,
731
00:34:33.599 --> 00:34:40.080
I don't have to show you the proof. He's like, well, then you can get off of here. Can go grab a warrant and you can arrest me.
732
00:34:40.640 --> 00:34:50.785
But that's the, you know, but yeah, flock I just haven't noticed that one. I don't know if that one's been there the whole time and I've just noticed it or what, but yeah, there's it's
733
00:34:50.945 --> 00:34:53.985
Block cameras, sadly, are they're everywhere. They're
734
00:34:54.625 --> 00:34:55.105
they're
735
00:34:55.585 --> 00:34:57.345
they're just a channel for lazy
736
00:34:57.345 --> 00:34:58.785
lazy policing.
737
00:34:59.585 --> 00:35:02.945
Well, and again, you have your pros and cons.
738
00:35:03.369 --> 00:35:04.010
Yeah.
739
00:35:04.250 --> 00:35:05.850
My my pro to that
740
00:35:06.250 --> 00:35:06.970
is
741
00:35:08.170 --> 00:35:10.170
those cameras have saved
742
00:35:10.330 --> 00:35:11.370
many people
743
00:35:11.690 --> 00:35:13.210
that have been kidnapped.
744
00:35:13.930 --> 00:35:14.410
You know?
745
00:35:16.025 --> 00:35:19.385
But again, I will fall back on the whole analogy
746
00:35:19.785 --> 00:35:21.145
that if
747
00:35:21.305 --> 00:35:25.865
you're willing to give up your liberty for the sake of safety, you do not deserve it.
748
00:35:26.425 --> 00:35:28.185
You've already given it up, Brian.
749
00:35:28.680 --> 00:35:35.319
We're tracked and recorded everywhere we go. I know, but still What's the matter of another
750
00:35:35.319 --> 00:35:36.280
camera?
751
00:35:36.680 --> 00:35:37.480
I
752
00:35:38.200 --> 00:35:43.720
mean, get real. Come on, man. You know? Yeah. But because if you don't stand up and you don't
753
00:35:44.505 --> 00:35:44.984
you
754
00:35:45.625 --> 00:35:47.224
throw a fit about it right now.
755
00:35:47.785 --> 00:35:51.545
Yeah, we're being tracked. We're being recorded. I mean, our phones are,
756
00:35:52.904 --> 00:35:54.585
is the snitch in the pocket
757
00:35:55.385 --> 00:35:57.599
as of now. Yeah, Right.
758
00:35:58.240 --> 00:36:01.119
It could be worse where we become like
759
00:36:01.440 --> 00:36:03.440
like Great Britain.
760
00:36:03.599 --> 00:36:04.720
1567
761
00:36:04.960 --> 00:36:06.240
what was that? 07/02.
762
00:36:06.240 --> 00:36:07.040
We
763
00:36:08.079 --> 00:36:09.839
are no different than Great Britain.
764
00:36:10.455 --> 00:36:13.495
We don't have near as many cameras yet.
765
00:36:13.655 --> 00:36:17.815
Okay. Yet. Okay. But still, we've already given up our liberty.
766
00:36:18.295 --> 00:36:20.615
The the time to stand up
767
00:36:21.015 --> 00:36:28.190
and and make actual change was thirty freaking years ago when this shit started coming out.
768
00:36:28.430 --> 00:36:34.750
But now it's always touted as, oh, this will make people safer and this will make you safer.
769
00:36:36.190 --> 00:36:46.025
Get a WiFi camera off Amazon. Guess what? It can be hacked. It can be Amazon just can't be hacked. It's already Just like the flock cameras can.
770
00:36:46.345 --> 00:36:47.065
I mean,
771
00:36:47.865 --> 00:36:48.265
dude,
772
00:36:48.905 --> 00:36:50.505
we already Homie.
773
00:36:50.665 --> 00:36:53.705
I mean, are states, counties, cities
774
00:36:53.865 --> 00:36:56.585
that use red light cameras to write tickets,
775
00:36:57.450 --> 00:36:58.810
and people pay them.
776
00:36:59.210 --> 00:37:02.490
Yeah, people pay them. Don't have We've given up our liberty.
777
00:37:03.290 --> 00:37:04.410
Given it up,
778
00:37:04.650 --> 00:37:06.570
and we did it a long time ago.
779
00:37:06.810 --> 00:37:13.595
So this flock camera today that everyone is all bitching about and everyone's talking about the headlines
780
00:37:13.675 --> 00:37:15.435
doesn't mean a fucking thing.
781
00:37:15.835 --> 00:37:18.635
It's not gonna change. It's only gonna get worse.
782
00:37:19.115 --> 00:37:33.240
Sooner people realize that you're right. It is only gonna get worse. But how quickly is it gonna get worse? Will it slow up on the getting worse or will it speed up? Because if you step back and you're going, All right, well, it's only gonna Look get history. Look
783
00:37:34.039 --> 00:37:36.359
at history. How fast has all this moved?
784
00:37:37.215 --> 00:37:38.975
It's only moving faster.
785
00:37:39.535 --> 00:37:42.495
It's not going to slow up. It's going to get worse. Oh, no.
786
00:37:42.735 --> 00:37:44.015
But fight over everybody.
787
00:37:44.815 --> 00:37:45.695
It's your
788
00:37:47.295 --> 00:37:49.215
purpose to fight every step of the way.
789
00:37:50.190 --> 00:37:52.350
I mean, that's the whole reason why
790
00:37:52.590 --> 00:37:54.750
America became America, to
791
00:37:56.270 --> 00:37:57.310
fight the norm.
792
00:37:57.790 --> 00:38:02.190
And now we just roll over and take it up the ass. No, no. The liberals
793
00:38:04.385 --> 00:38:06.385
roll over and take it up the ass.
794
00:38:07.025 --> 00:38:11.505
They want it all. Because most people, oh, I don't wanna go against the system.
795
00:38:11.744 --> 00:38:13.185
I don't don't say
796
00:38:14.385 --> 00:38:15.105
was most
797
00:38:15.585 --> 00:38:16.465
this is
798
00:38:16.865 --> 00:38:17.984
what bullshit gets passed.
799
00:38:18.520 --> 00:38:19.320
And
800
00:38:19.400 --> 00:38:23.480
then we have the fight with all these liberals over shit.
801
00:38:24.040 --> 00:38:26.520
And then guess what? The Republicans
802
00:38:26.760 --> 00:38:28.360
roll out a softer
803
00:38:28.600 --> 00:38:33.555
version of it and, oh, everybody swallows a hook, line, and sinker. Then
804
00:38:34.835 --> 00:38:35.715
next week
805
00:38:35.955 --> 00:38:43.155
everybody rolls over, takes it up the ass. Oh, that's just how life goes now. We can't do nothing about it.
806
00:38:43.955 --> 00:38:46.195
Communism and socialism is here.
807
00:38:47.300 --> 00:38:49.460
Is one thing people are not
808
00:38:49.780 --> 00:38:51.700
realizing or accepting.
809
00:38:52.740 --> 00:38:55.460
Not accepting. That is the key part.
810
00:38:55.700 --> 00:39:05.535
I don't plan on accepting it. I'm going to Well, I don't either, but, you know, But you just said, it's like, try? Because, you know, it's already here, so let's just sit back and
811
00:39:06.255 --> 00:39:07.695
welcome in a comrade.
812
00:39:08.095 --> 00:39:11.615
Well, I'll tell you what, have one of them try to come in here and seize
813
00:39:12.575 --> 00:39:13.135
my house.
814
00:39:14.090 --> 00:39:15.210
Yeah, they will.
815
00:39:17.210 --> 00:39:23.610
Eventually they will, they go, you know what? Your house is too big. There's only two people living in here. You need to be in a one bedroom.
816
00:39:25.690 --> 00:39:25.930
Is,
817
00:39:27.705 --> 00:39:29.785
since you've got three, we put
818
00:39:31.225 --> 00:39:32.185
15
819
00:39:32.425 --> 00:39:37.705
illegal immigrants into this house. So we're gonna go ahead take your house and put you in an apartment.
820
00:39:39.465 --> 00:39:42.770
And the immigrants that we've just brought in on a boat, they're
821
00:39:42.770 --> 00:39:46.530
gonna use your house because they need it more than you. Yeah.
822
00:39:47.170 --> 00:39:48.130
Yeah. Let's
823
00:39:48.690 --> 00:39:50.850
see how well that fucking flies.
824
00:39:51.570 --> 00:39:58.875
Oh, it'll fly, dude. I mean, you can throw lead, they're going to throw lead, you're going to end up on the wrong end of the stick
825
00:39:59.115 --> 00:39:59.835
and your
826
00:40:01.115 --> 00:40:02.155
pretty urn
827
00:40:02.555 --> 00:40:05.195
that normally would sit on the mantle
828
00:40:05.595 --> 00:40:06.955
probably have to find a new home.
829
00:40:08.230 --> 00:40:09.110
I
830
00:40:09.350 --> 00:40:09.910
mean,
831
00:40:10.550 --> 00:40:12.150
if you look at history,
832
00:40:12.550 --> 00:40:16.390
if you look at the way things have been going for the last twenty or thirty years,
833
00:40:17.190 --> 00:40:18.710
fighting a losing battle.
834
00:40:19.030 --> 00:40:20.070
Why not? No, because
835
00:40:20.390 --> 00:40:20.710
honestly,
836
00:40:22.795 --> 00:40:23.755
back in the early
837
00:40:24.635 --> 00:40:25.835
1900s,
838
00:40:26.475 --> 00:40:27.675
we actually had
839
00:40:28.155 --> 00:40:29.355
a huge,
840
00:40:30.155 --> 00:40:32.155
huge progressive movement
841
00:40:32.795 --> 00:40:35.195
where it was almost
842
00:40:35.275 --> 00:40:36.075
as
843
00:40:37.160 --> 00:40:38.760
insane as it is today.
844
00:40:39.320 --> 00:40:40.440
God bless you.
845
00:40:40.840 --> 00:40:44.920
But that was when we still had values and liberty and
846
00:40:45.480 --> 00:40:47.320
lived by the constitution.
847
00:40:48.040 --> 00:40:49.320
We don't do that no more.
848
00:40:50.115 --> 00:40:54.195
No, we have forgotten. We have that. Yes, I agree. We have forgotten how
849
00:40:55.635 --> 00:40:56.115
to No,
850
00:40:56.595 --> 00:40:57.075
we
851
00:40:57.395 --> 00:40:58.675
haven't forgotten.
852
00:40:59.315 --> 00:41:00.995
It's just not taught,
853
00:41:01.395 --> 00:41:03.635
either in the home or in the schools.
854
00:41:04.340 --> 00:41:06.180
Right. We have forgotten
855
00:41:06.260 --> 00:41:07.860
what it No, means to teach
856
00:41:09.700 --> 00:41:11.300
it has been totally abandoned
857
00:41:11.700 --> 00:41:14.500
because- Because people have forgotten how to teach it.
858
00:41:15.460 --> 00:41:16.740
It's been abandoned
859
00:41:16.740 --> 00:41:18.020
for the simple fact
860
00:41:18.744 --> 00:41:19.865
that if
861
00:41:22.984 --> 00:41:24.745
this group of younger people,
862
00:41:25.065 --> 00:41:29.705
all the younger people younger than us, if they were taught properly,
863
00:41:30.185 --> 00:41:31.785
they would rise up and
864
00:41:32.105 --> 00:41:33.464
actually do something,
865
00:41:34.020 --> 00:41:36.420
Well, yeah. Especially nowadays.
866
00:41:37.060 --> 00:41:39.140
No. But again, we have stopped
867
00:41:40.980 --> 00:41:43.140
doing what we were supposed to do
868
00:41:43.940 --> 00:41:44.740
because
869
00:41:45.460 --> 00:41:46.500
right after
870
00:41:48.195 --> 00:41:49.715
'eighty nine, after the fall,
871
00:41:51.315 --> 00:41:52.115
Russia,
872
00:41:52.995 --> 00:41:54.355
USSR fell,
873
00:41:55.075 --> 00:41:57.955
we were like, Hey, we beat communism.
874
00:41:57.955 --> 00:42:01.235
Ah, sweet. And didn't give it a second thought ever again.
875
00:42:01.839 --> 00:42:02.720
That's right.
876
00:42:03.520 --> 00:42:05.680
And That's that's exactly where we fucked up.
877
00:42:06.079 --> 00:42:07.600
That's exactly right.
878
00:42:08.000 --> 00:42:15.520
It's been almost forty years, and look at what has come across in forty years. Yeah, it has grown- In one generation.
879
00:42:16.665 --> 00:42:19.305
One generation, look how far it's come.
880
00:42:19.705 --> 00:42:22.105
What do you think it's gonna do in the next forty?
881
00:42:22.425 --> 00:42:24.665
It's gonna just compound
882
00:42:24.665 --> 00:42:28.825
in speed. I don't think people are coming around. Starting I to wake
883
00:42:30.265 --> 00:42:33.640
have faith that America is waking up
884
00:42:33.960 --> 00:42:37.320
because you're seeing more people who are actually
885
00:42:37.560 --> 00:42:47.555
starting to, because I mean, yeah, it used to be it's like, oh, they ain't hurting anybody. They ain't doing anything wrong. You know, they're just, they're bunch of idiots, pot smoking hippies that, you know,
886
00:42:47.955 --> 00:42:48.515
that
887
00:42:50.275 --> 00:42:52.035
never worked a day in their life.
888
00:42:52.435 --> 00:42:55.715
All of a sudden, these idiot pot smoking hippies are
889
00:42:56.849 --> 00:43:03.650
getting things like mom Donnie and the DSA together, and people are starting and even the Democrats are starting to go,
890
00:43:04.049 --> 00:43:11.410
Wait, wait, wait, wait. We're supposed to just be using the devil's tools for our own benefit. And how
891
00:43:12.444 --> 00:43:13.244
we all of
892
00:43:14.765 --> 00:43:17.725
a sudden being played by the devil himself.
893
00:43:18.525 --> 00:43:19.244
Okay.
894
00:43:19.724 --> 00:43:20.285
You
895
00:43:21.085 --> 00:43:22.045
do realize
896
00:43:22.605 --> 00:43:23.325
that
897
00:43:23.724 --> 00:43:24.924
the millennials,
898
00:43:25.670 --> 00:43:27.430
which is the generation
899
00:43:27.510 --> 00:43:32.550
that came after us. Correct? Am I correct in that? Yep. That is right. I thought I was.
900
00:43:32.870 --> 00:43:33.430
Okay.
901
00:43:33.670 --> 00:43:34.070
No.
902
00:43:35.030 --> 00:43:35.670
Nope.
903
00:43:37.750 --> 00:43:40.085
Nope. Gen Z, then the millennials.
904
00:43:40.244 --> 00:43:42.085
No, millennials, millennial
905
00:43:42.085 --> 00:43:43.365
is generation Y.
906
00:43:44.005 --> 00:43:44.645
And then,
907
00:43:45.205 --> 00:43:46.885
because we're generation X,
908
00:43:47.525 --> 00:43:49.845
generation Y, generation Z
909
00:43:50.390 --> 00:43:51.910
is the Xenial.
910
00:43:52.310 --> 00:43:53.990
A lot of people call like the,
911
00:43:54.310 --> 00:43:55.990
you got the zoomers,
912
00:43:56.230 --> 00:43:58.070
they'll call them zoomers.
913
00:43:58.550 --> 00:44:02.550
And then we actually, now the millennials are cranking out Gen Alpha.
914
00:44:03.515 --> 00:44:04.635
Okay. The
915
00:44:05.355 --> 00:44:06.315
current one?
916
00:44:06.875 --> 00:44:09.595
Well, right now we have a combination
917
00:44:09.835 --> 00:44:13.275
of the very, very last of the greatest generation.
918
00:44:13.755 --> 00:44:14.715
We have the boomers,
919
00:44:15.770 --> 00:44:17.050
the baby boomers.
920
00:44:17.369 --> 00:44:18.490
We have us.
921
00:44:19.210 --> 00:44:20.650
Then we have the millennials.
922
00:44:21.130 --> 00:44:23.530
Then we have the zoomers, which is Gen Z.
923
00:44:23.930 --> 00:44:28.330
And then we have Gen Alpha, which are the little, which are entering into
924
00:44:28.490 --> 00:44:29.530
school these days.
925
00:44:30.435 --> 00:44:35.155
Well, they've been in school, they're about 12, 13 years old, as the older
926
00:44:36.275 --> 00:44:37.075
alphas.
927
00:44:37.715 --> 00:44:39.075
So roughly
928
00:44:39.075 --> 00:44:40.515
twenty fifteen.
929
00:44:41.315 --> 00:44:43.555
Yeah, I believe that's about the time the
930
00:44:43.715 --> 00:44:45.555
alphas really started kind of creeping in.
931
00:44:46.809 --> 00:44:47.610
All
932
00:44:48.250 --> 00:44:49.450
right, millennials
933
00:44:49.770 --> 00:44:50.490
is
934
00:44:51.450 --> 00:44:53.610
the one coming up now.
935
00:44:54.170 --> 00:44:57.290
Yeah, the millennials are the young adults. Yes,
936
00:44:58.170 --> 00:45:03.205
they're the ones that are hitting in their late 30s, early 40s. Yep.
937
00:45:03.685 --> 00:45:05.445
All right, and even some into
938
00:45:06.085 --> 00:45:07.285
middle 40s,
939
00:45:07.765 --> 00:45:08.405
okay?
940
00:45:09.285 --> 00:45:10.965
And out of that generation,
941
00:45:12.180 --> 00:45:14.420
do you think they're actually waking up?
942
00:45:15.060 --> 00:45:18.820
There's a few of them that are. There are those who were raised properly
943
00:45:20.980 --> 00:45:21.300
are conservative,
944
00:45:24.735 --> 00:45:30.735
millennials are the ones who are pretty much just kind of standing back going, Yeah, we like socialism. Yeah, don't delusion.
945
00:45:31.295 --> 00:45:32.735
Hello, thank you.
946
00:45:33.775 --> 00:45:36.095
But- So the next- You gotta understand,
947
00:45:38.095 --> 00:45:41.580
the Zoomers, which is like my daughter, which are 20 The
948
00:45:41.900 --> 00:45:43.980
kids that were born from 2000
949
00:45:44.059 --> 00:45:45.580
to about 2015
950
00:45:47.500 --> 00:45:50.780
the ones who They're the ones who are actually becoming
951
00:45:51.019 --> 00:45:51.900
more conservative.
952
00:45:52.715 --> 00:45:54.155
Generation Z
953
00:45:55.275 --> 00:45:58.315
companies are, you know, the liquor stores
954
00:45:58.315 --> 00:46:00.235
and liquor companies are
955
00:46:00.635 --> 00:46:04.875
losing hundreds of millions of dollars because Gen Z's not drinking.
956
00:46:05.760 --> 00:46:06.560
Yeah.
957
00:46:08.000 --> 00:46:09.440
They're going to church.
958
00:46:10.640 --> 00:46:11.520
That's fine.
959
00:46:12.320 --> 00:46:16.560
But again, what are they doing in their city government, their county government?
960
00:46:16.880 --> 00:46:20.000
Well, now they're at that stage where they don't think about that shit.
961
00:46:20.904 --> 00:46:21.705
Need think
962
00:46:22.904 --> 00:46:29.145
about that shit, but we didn't think about that shit when we were their age. You're right. But this is what I'm saying.
963
00:46:29.464 --> 00:46:35.545
From now until for the next twenty freaking years till they wake up and smell the coffee,
964
00:46:36.560 --> 00:46:37.040
we're
965
00:46:37.520 --> 00:46:41.440
It's going be the Gen X that's going to be causing everybody consternation.
966
00:46:41.600 --> 00:46:43.119
No, listen
967
00:46:43.119 --> 00:46:43.840
to me.
968
00:46:45.040 --> 00:46:47.440
From right now for the next twenty years,
969
00:46:47.760 --> 00:46:50.000
where we're at right now with all this
970
00:46:50.480 --> 00:46:50.720
surveillance,
971
00:46:52.105 --> 00:46:54.825
these cameras, the flight cameras, all this shit,
972
00:46:55.065 --> 00:46:56.505
the next twenty years,
973
00:46:56.985 --> 00:46:59.545
it will double or triple in speed.
974
00:46:59.705 --> 00:47:00.825
And by the time
975
00:47:02.025 --> 00:47:03.065
Gen Z
976
00:47:03.225 --> 00:47:06.345
wakes the hell up, pops their head out their fucking ass,
977
00:47:06.840 --> 00:47:08.360
it's going to be too late.
978
00:47:08.840 --> 00:47:09.640
Maybe.
979
00:47:09.800 --> 00:47:11.080
But maybe not.
980
00:47:12.760 --> 00:47:14.520
You listened to any,
981
00:47:14.920 --> 00:47:16.040
even Facebook
982
00:47:16.600 --> 00:47:21.480
Reel or a YouTube Short of any of these congressional
983
00:47:22.305 --> 00:47:23.025
freaking
984
00:47:23.825 --> 00:47:29.905
courts they have with all these other people and just listen to the stupidity
985
00:47:30.224 --> 00:47:34.224
Oh, yeah. Of people. I I know that the stupidity of the people is there.
986
00:47:34.790 --> 00:47:37.510
It is too I'm also saying that we
987
00:47:37.510 --> 00:47:39.430
have the ability to turn
988
00:47:40.630 --> 00:47:41.270
this
989
00:47:41.990 --> 00:47:44.390
It's not too late. We have not
990
00:47:45.030 --> 00:47:45.830
shut the door
991
00:47:47.355 --> 00:47:51.755
on everything, and we haven't shut the door on America. America is not lost yet.
992
00:47:52.555 --> 00:47:54.555
But when we have apathy,
993
00:47:55.195 --> 00:48:02.155
then yeah, yeah, you might as well go ahead and just say, well, what's the next best? Go ahead and let's grab the copy of the constitution.
994
00:48:02.650 --> 00:48:09.770
Let's make the changes that we need to make to it. And let's go jump onto some little island someplace and we'll just start a new new country.
995
00:48:10.410 --> 00:48:13.850
And one and the number one rule on that is socialism
996
00:48:13.850 --> 00:48:16.090
and communist thoughts are not allowed.
997
00:48:17.285 --> 00:48:19.445
And so, you know, we can,
998
00:48:19.845 --> 00:48:20.565
you know,
999
00:48:21.205 --> 00:48:25.765
that and there's the absolute, actually have a, the separation
1000
00:48:25.765 --> 00:48:28.085
of, of, of state and business
1001
00:48:29.220 --> 00:48:34.180
because that's where a lot of our problems come from is that we have business, government
1002
00:48:34.820 --> 00:48:37.700
and businesses tied together. I mean, have
1003
00:48:39.700 --> 00:48:45.415
anthropic and the others going, Oh, we've made stuff too dangerous. We need to be regulated.
1004
00:48:45.575 --> 00:48:48.615
No, that's not we need to be regulated. We want
1005
00:48:48.855 --> 00:48:51.495
to have regulations so we can gatekeep.
1006
00:48:52.135 --> 00:48:54.295
Just like Microsoft and Apple.
1007
00:48:54.535 --> 00:48:55.655
Yeah. Microsoft
1008
00:48:56.695 --> 00:48:57.335
and Apple.
1009
00:48:58.680 --> 00:48:59.800
And Google.
1010
00:49:00.839 --> 00:49:01.560
Yeah.
1011
00:49:01.720 --> 00:49:05.080
Mean, granted the unfortunate thing about that is on
1012
00:49:07.640 --> 00:49:08.840
Microsoft, Google
1013
00:49:10.119 --> 00:49:12.225
and stuff like that, when it comes to like the
1014
00:49:12.545 --> 00:49:14.065
sharing of your information,
1015
00:49:14.785 --> 00:49:15.985
there's not much that
1016
00:49:16.945 --> 00:49:18.705
they really can't regulate
1017
00:49:18.705 --> 00:49:19.665
that that much.
1018
00:49:20.385 --> 00:49:21.665
Yes, they can.
1019
00:49:21.985 --> 00:49:23.905
They've tried. I mean, come on.
1020
00:49:24.980 --> 00:49:28.660
California's like, you've gotta start everybody's gonna start using the firewalls
1021
00:49:28.740 --> 00:49:30.020
and give everybody
1022
00:49:30.260 --> 00:49:32.660
these particular cookie rights. And it's like,
1023
00:49:32.980 --> 00:49:35.540
I have not done bullshit for that.
1024
00:49:36.020 --> 00:49:38.820
Well, you see, that's where if
1025
00:49:39.140 --> 00:49:39.940
these companies
1026
00:49:40.434 --> 00:49:43.795
would have stood up and said, no, we're not doing it,
1027
00:49:44.115 --> 00:49:45.474
it never would have happened.
1028
00:49:45.795 --> 00:49:47.075
But no, again,
1029
00:49:47.315 --> 00:49:49.875
everybody rolled over and took it up the ass.
1030
00:49:50.194 --> 00:49:52.355
Well, everyone rolled over and rolled
1031
00:49:53.075 --> 00:50:08.470
over because they bought the SIOP like, oh, TikTok is run by the Chinese government. Yes. It's run by the Chinese the Chinese government well, it wasn't fully run, but it was definitely had a partnership partially owned by the Chinese government.
1032
00:50:09.285 --> 00:50:11.045
Based on what evidence?
1033
00:50:11.605 --> 00:50:13.045
Based on the fact that China
1034
00:50:13.684 --> 00:50:14.245
is
1035
00:50:15.045 --> 00:50:16.325
a communist entity.
1036
00:50:16.724 --> 00:50:20.085
They do have evidence of They evidence of
1037
00:50:20.645 --> 00:50:23.765
I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm saying show me evidence.
1038
00:50:24.220 --> 00:50:26.380
Show me black and white proof
1039
00:50:26.540 --> 00:50:31.980
of where it is stated that they have found it. That's the- I just wrote it on my- I would have to
1040
00:50:32.700 --> 00:50:34.540
up and see where
1041
00:50:37.375 --> 00:50:38.895
the owners of ByteDance,
1042
00:50:38.895 --> 00:50:41.135
I think that's who owned TikTok.
1043
00:50:41.455 --> 00:50:43.775
I think so, yeah. I'd
1044
00:50:43.775 --> 00:50:46.735
have to look up and see who was on the board for
1045
00:50:48.175 --> 00:50:52.470
TikTok before everything was sold. And if I'm remembering correctly,
1046
00:50:53.030 --> 00:50:56.710
that there were members of the Department of Defense
1047
00:50:57.750 --> 00:50:58.710
Of China.
1048
00:50:58.870 --> 00:51:00.070
In China.
1049
00:51:00.230 --> 00:51:02.710
It is possible, yes. I'm not arguing
1050
00:51:03.750 --> 00:51:08.355
the validity of it, but just like with all these other companies
1051
00:51:08.515 --> 00:51:09.235
that
1052
00:51:09.715 --> 00:51:12.515
the government has deemed
1053
00:51:13.075 --> 00:51:17.315
Chinese companies and a threat to national security,
1054
00:51:17.315 --> 00:51:19.395
show me the fucking actual evidence.
1055
00:51:20.010 --> 00:51:23.850
Show me the black and white proof, not the redacted shit,
1056
00:51:24.250 --> 00:51:25.210
the real shit.
1057
00:51:26.010 --> 00:51:26.410
We
1058
00:51:27.690 --> 00:51:29.930
did this test and we proved
1059
00:51:30.010 --> 00:51:31.770
that the Chinese
1060
00:51:32.355 --> 00:51:33.075
is
1061
00:51:33.155 --> 00:51:34.915
trying to take your information.
1062
00:51:35.235 --> 00:51:37.795
Well, and they've
1063
00:51:38.355 --> 00:51:40.195
shown evidence of and
1064
00:51:40.435 --> 00:51:41.315
showed
1065
00:51:41.315 --> 00:51:42.355
that, like,
1066
00:51:43.795 --> 00:51:45.395
particular bits of data.
1067
00:51:45.715 --> 00:51:47.315
Where? When? Dude, it's
1068
00:51:47.475 --> 00:51:52.300
been five, six years. I couldn't tell you exactly where it is on the internet anymore,
1069
00:51:54.140 --> 00:51:56.860
and it's where you have to kinda have to just say
1070
00:51:57.660 --> 00:52:02.175
it's out there, I can try to look for it and maybe my
1071
00:52:02.335 --> 00:52:03.295
research
1072
00:52:03.295 --> 00:52:05.214
skills are not the grandest,
1073
00:52:06.015 --> 00:52:06.655
but
1074
00:52:07.055 --> 00:52:07.855
there
1075
00:52:08.494 --> 00:52:10.894
have been instances of showing that
1076
00:52:12.270 --> 00:52:14.990
there was, they would take information
1077
00:52:15.150 --> 00:52:17.390
and send it to a Chinese server
1078
00:52:17.630 --> 00:52:19.150
and then it would come back.
1079
00:52:20.190 --> 00:52:24.350
Now, how true that was? I couldn't tell you because I didn't, again,
1080
00:52:25.085 --> 00:52:26.525
wasn't about to go through
1081
00:52:26.845 --> 00:52:29.244
the process of verifying if
1082
00:52:29.244 --> 00:52:31.885
they used the word the correctly or not.
1083
00:52:32.525 --> 00:52:36.525
Wasn't gonna go through every little blog post news article
1084
00:52:36.605 --> 00:52:37.244
and
1085
00:52:37.724 --> 00:52:39.964
see, but tried to use a
1086
00:52:40.820 --> 00:52:41.460
bit of
1087
00:52:43.220 --> 00:52:50.500
brain power, what little few brain cells I have that rub together. I've tried to look at it and kind of look at stuff objectively.
1088
00:52:51.060 --> 00:52:58.495
Now, was I caught up in the, Oh my God, clutch pearls, you know, because Chinese spying on you. No, I think China
1089
00:52:58.975 --> 00:52:59.615
has
1090
00:53:00.015 --> 00:53:03.055
always been gathering information because we were just very
1091
00:53:05.615 --> 00:53:06.335
lackadaisical
1092
00:53:08.369 --> 00:53:09.570
self awareness.
1093
00:53:09.890 --> 00:53:11.970
But okay, let me ask this then.
1094
00:53:12.210 --> 00:53:18.369
Okay? If everyone is just flipping out over China over this shit, what about Russia? Well,
1095
00:53:18.930 --> 00:53:21.965
Russia's busy with their own bullshit right now. No.
1096
00:53:22.045 --> 00:53:23.565
No. Russia
1097
00:53:23.565 --> 00:53:31.565
Russia is nowhere near as dangerous as Russia still has operatives here in America. Russia still has operatives Russia.
1098
00:53:31.885 --> 00:53:32.285
We've
1099
00:53:32.925 --> 00:53:37.720
We've also we also have, I think, the thing as China, yeah. Bulgarian
1100
00:53:38.040 --> 00:53:39.800
spies that do
1101
00:53:39.800 --> 00:53:42.280
nothing more than ride the subway
1102
00:53:42.600 --> 00:53:44.680
to make sure that it doesn't go to
1103
00:53:45.480 --> 00:53:48.120
weird military locations.
1104
00:53:48.600 --> 00:53:51.720
That's fine, but this is what I'm saying. It's not
1105
00:53:52.115 --> 00:53:55.795
you know, Yeah, we spy on everybody. I mean, goddamn, we spy
1106
00:53:56.515 --> 00:53:56.994
on
1107
00:53:57.875 --> 00:54:00.355
Israel and Britain and other
1108
00:54:00.355 --> 00:54:01.795
quote unquote perceived
1109
00:54:01.795 --> 00:54:04.035
allies of ours, and they spy on us.
1110
00:54:05.049 --> 00:54:06.569
That's just kind of
1111
00:54:06.569 --> 00:54:08.410
what happens when you keep secrets.
1112
00:54:08.890 --> 00:54:10.330
What's the big deal
1113
00:54:10.809 --> 00:54:11.450
about
1114
00:54:11.849 --> 00:54:14.490
all this other shit? Because it happens kind of Well, it
1115
00:54:15.609 --> 00:54:18.265
happens kind The freaking government is
1116
00:54:18.345 --> 00:54:21.385
trying to sit here and say, Oh no, we don't That's do
1117
00:54:21.385 --> 00:54:22.265
bullshit.
1118
00:54:23.225 --> 00:54:25.945
But no, that's bullshit. But again, it's a
1119
00:54:26.345 --> 00:54:39.660
is the main part of it. It's a SIOP in the fact that, you know, why did that why did everybody throw a fit about let's go to let's go back to TikTok. Why was everybody throwing a fit about TikTok
1120
00:54:40.060 --> 00:54:42.300
and all that? Why was all of a sudden
1121
00:54:43.934 --> 00:54:44.734
the
1122
00:54:44.815 --> 00:54:46.414
fact that China was
1123
00:54:46.974 --> 00:54:50.255
and ByteDance was doing the very same thing that Google,
1124
00:54:50.575 --> 00:54:51.375
Facebook,
1125
00:54:51.375 --> 00:54:54.494
Twitter, and all the other social medias out there were doing
1126
00:54:55.240 --> 00:54:55.880
because the
1127
00:54:56.920 --> 00:55:02.360
TikTok was beating the pants off of off of all of them in their advertising.
1128
00:55:02.920 --> 00:55:08.520
Had just over the TikTok shop, now my god, it was America's backing everybody back. Because
1129
00:55:08.520 --> 00:55:09.560
another country
1130
00:55:10.224 --> 00:55:11.585
out beat them.
1131
00:55:12.065 --> 00:55:12.785
Yes.
1132
00:55:13.825 --> 00:55:17.265
It is because there's
1133
00:55:17.265 --> 00:55:19.745
a partnership between government and businesses.
1134
00:55:19.905 --> 00:55:28.430
Businesses need to keep their fucking asses out of the damn government and government needs to stop meddling with fucking businesses. Oh, I agree. I agree. But you see,
1135
00:55:29.950 --> 00:55:33.070
you just broke it down to its simplest form
1136
00:55:33.390 --> 00:55:35.470
because America got beat.
1137
00:55:36.190 --> 00:55:38.775
Here's the sad thing about it. America's
1138
00:55:38.775 --> 00:55:41.735
been getting beat for the last forty years.
1139
00:55:42.775 --> 00:55:45.175
We haven't really innovated- No, because we have
1140
00:55:45.494 --> 00:55:46.775
sold our
1141
00:55:47.815 --> 00:55:49.974
soul to the manufacturers
1142
00:55:49.974 --> 00:55:50.535
of China.
1143
00:55:51.270 --> 00:55:53.430
You know why? Because America
1144
00:55:53.670 --> 00:55:56.790
raised their fucking corporate tax rate.
1145
00:55:57.350 --> 00:55:58.950
It drove businesses
1146
00:55:58.950 --> 00:55:59.670
out.
1147
00:56:00.710 --> 00:56:12.085
That's what- Again, the government did that. And then the government tries to come back and say, Oh no, oh, China's trying to spy on us. No, they're not. We fucking gave it to them.
1148
00:56:12.565 --> 00:56:14.885
Russia's doing this. No, we gave it to them.
1149
00:56:15.540 --> 00:56:16.260
Yeah.
1150
00:56:16.740 --> 00:56:18.180
Because other people
1151
00:56:19.060 --> 00:56:20.100
pay attention
1152
00:56:20.660 --> 00:56:26.500
to what other countries do and they capitalize on it. Yeah. That's
1153
00:56:26.500 --> 00:56:48.070
a case of where when people start throwing a pit about other countries, it's like, pay attention to your own yard, dude. Jesus Christ. Alright? We don't need to worry about what's what Britain's doing. I mean, granted, it's sad to see Britain's going in the toilet like it is. Well, yes. It is sad to see, but we don't give But we're going that same damn way if we don't pull our heads out of our ass.
1154
00:56:48.630 --> 00:56:53.030
And we're not going to do it. We're not going to prove anything. I don't think we are. I think a lot of people are
1155
00:56:53.510 --> 00:56:55.190
waking up. Okay. Wait,
1156
00:56:55.430 --> 00:56:57.590
wait. The American people, yes.
1157
00:56:58.194 --> 00:56:59.234
The government,
1158
00:56:59.315 --> 00:56:59.955
no.
1159
00:57:00.275 --> 00:57:02.675
The government is a political machine.
1160
00:57:03.635 --> 00:57:05.075
And if And we if swallow anybody push
1161
00:57:05.795 --> 00:57:06.595
that
1162
00:57:06.595 --> 00:57:08.355
has any decent
1163
00:57:08.755 --> 00:57:09.315
ideas,
1164
00:57:10.290 --> 00:57:12.850
And I'll refer back to JFK.
1165
00:57:13.410 --> 00:57:15.410
Look at what they did to JFK
1166
00:57:15.410 --> 00:57:17.890
because he was for the people.
1167
00:57:18.450 --> 00:57:19.570
They assassinated
1168
00:57:19.570 --> 00:57:20.450
his ass.
1169
00:57:20.690 --> 00:57:21.410
Yeah.
1170
00:57:21.810 --> 00:57:26.065
They're gonna do it this time. They've tried a couple, three times with old
1171
00:57:26.625 --> 00:57:27.825
Trumpy Trump too.
1172
00:57:28.305 --> 00:57:29.825
They tried with Reagan.
1173
00:57:31.744 --> 00:57:35.505
Is what- Gotta love that six week cycle, don't you? Anytime,
1174
00:57:35.505 --> 00:57:36.065
anytime
1175
00:57:37.160 --> 00:57:40.040
you bump against what the political machine
1176
00:57:40.200 --> 00:57:41.240
doesn't like,
1177
00:57:41.880 --> 00:57:45.000
you get what we call suicided.
1178
00:57:45.400 --> 00:57:46.200
You
1179
00:57:47.640 --> 00:57:48.440
get removed.
1180
00:57:49.825 --> 00:57:50.705
So
1181
00:57:50.945 --> 00:57:51.985
you see, I
1182
00:57:53.265 --> 00:57:54.145
live here.
1183
00:57:54.865 --> 00:57:56.865
My house is my domicile.
1184
00:57:56.945 --> 00:57:57.585
Yep.
1185
00:57:58.065 --> 00:57:58.785
Okay?
1186
00:57:58.945 --> 00:58:00.065
I function
1187
00:58:00.625 --> 00:58:02.145
within the law because
1188
00:58:03.250 --> 00:58:05.410
I am legally bound to do so,
1189
00:58:05.970 --> 00:58:06.610
but
1190
00:58:07.010 --> 00:58:09.890
I'm just sitting here watching all this shit just
1191
00:58:10.850 --> 00:58:11.490
melt,
1192
00:58:12.130 --> 00:58:13.330
just fucking
1193
00:58:13.490 --> 00:58:14.130
melt.
1194
00:58:14.450 --> 00:58:18.130
Right. So why don't you step into it and
1195
00:58:18.315 --> 00:58:23.035
actually start trying to rectify some of that problem? I used to.
1196
00:58:23.515 --> 00:58:26.475
That's the thing. I used to be the loud.
1197
00:58:27.355 --> 00:58:29.035
No. I mean, not even the loud
1198
00:58:29.355 --> 00:58:34.250
one, but I mean, what would happen if if we had Rich Chelson suddenly go, you know what?
1199
00:58:34.570 --> 00:58:37.050
I'm gonna be a part of the city council.
1200
00:58:37.690 --> 00:58:43.050
You're gonna get make people's heads explode left, right, and center. I mean, it would be a Oh, I know
1201
00:58:43.450 --> 00:58:47.335
bloodbath because because it looked like scanners was up in that damn bitch.
1202
00:58:47.575 --> 00:58:50.375
Oh yeah, no, no, it would because I
1203
00:58:51.015 --> 00:58:52.375
would state my opinion.
1204
00:58:52.535 --> 00:59:02.850
But you see, there's more of them than there is of me. No, actually, I don't think so. It's just there's more of them who have been talked into
1205
00:59:05.650 --> 00:59:06.530
being in
1206
00:59:06.930 --> 00:59:09.250
city council, being on the school board.
1207
00:59:09.650 --> 00:59:10.530
There's more
1208
00:59:11.250 --> 00:59:16.205
of the socialists who are thanks to, and again, he's the big boogeyman, I get it,
1209
00:59:16.605 --> 00:59:19.805
but you know, George Soylos is open society.
1210
00:59:20.605 --> 00:59:24.765
They are the ones who talk to, would find people go, Hey, you
1211
00:59:25.085 --> 00:59:27.565
look like a fine upstanding little socialist
1212
00:59:27.565 --> 00:59:28.685
thinker like
1213
00:59:29.005 --> 00:59:33.220
you are. Why don't you go out? We've got an opening over here. We're going to throw a bunch of money.
1214
00:59:33.540 --> 00:59:35.300
On, come with us. And
1215
00:59:35.540 --> 00:59:36.420
be in the
1216
00:59:36.820 --> 00:59:37.620
Frisco
1217
00:59:38.180 --> 00:59:39.620
City Council for us.
1218
00:59:40.500 --> 00:59:44.740
And they're like, yeah. And all of a sudden, of nowhere, start, they slowly stick
1219
00:59:45.085 --> 00:59:52.685
one more person in, there's an opening here. Hey, let's stick you in. Let's stick you in. Let's stick you in. It's kind of like how they used to see
1220
00:59:52.685 --> 00:59:55.245
on, you'd see on the, well, in
1221
00:59:55.645 --> 00:59:56.445
the tech industry.
1222
00:59:57.020 --> 00:59:58.460
And it's not a dig
1223
00:59:58.619 --> 01:00:00.620
for any of you haters out there.
1224
01:00:00.940 --> 01:00:05.020
It's not a dig. This is truly what has happened.
1225
01:00:05.420 --> 01:00:07.900
You go off and you bring in
1226
01:00:09.975 --> 01:00:10.935
one Indian
1227
01:00:11.415 --> 01:00:12.215
into
1228
01:00:12.775 --> 01:00:13.895
say HR
1229
01:00:14.215 --> 01:00:17.815
or a lesbian into HR, you know, whatever, you know, some
1230
01:00:18.375 --> 01:00:19.175
special
1231
01:00:19.975 --> 01:00:21.175
minority group,
1232
01:00:21.495 --> 01:00:22.535
all of a sudden
1233
01:00:22.880 --> 01:00:25.040
that whole department becomes
1234
01:00:25.840 --> 01:00:29.280
that. And it's out of, you know, it's out of diversity,
1235
01:00:29.280 --> 01:00:31.600
except there's no diversity to it. It's all
1236
01:00:31.920 --> 01:00:34.080
one ethnic group or one, you
1237
01:00:34.400 --> 01:00:34.560
know,
1238
01:00:35.795 --> 01:00:37.155
sexual orientation.
1239
01:00:38.675 --> 01:00:39.395
And that
1240
01:00:40.435 --> 01:00:42.515
happens. You've seen that happen in
1241
01:00:44.835 --> 01:00:45.555
tech
1242
01:00:46.675 --> 01:00:48.355
through the past twenty years.
1243
01:00:49.010 --> 01:00:51.810
You've seen it happen in Minnesota in the government.
1244
01:00:52.450 --> 01:00:55.010
Yeah. Mean, look at Dearborn, Michigan.
1245
01:00:55.970 --> 01:00:58.130
Good Michigan. Do you see that
1246
01:01:00.369 --> 01:01:02.369
riot they had here recently up in Dearborn?
1247
01:01:02.904 --> 01:01:03.625
No.
1248
01:01:04.105 --> 01:01:05.065
Apparently
1249
01:01:05.865 --> 01:01:07.145
there was a couple of
1250
01:01:07.944 --> 01:01:10.905
free thinkers who went down there to talk
1251
01:01:11.464 --> 01:01:12.105
the
1252
01:01:14.265 --> 01:01:18.184
why you shouldn't implement Sharia law and stuff like that. The fact that in,
1253
01:01:18.789 --> 01:01:20.470
I believe it's in Dearborn,
1254
01:01:20.549 --> 01:01:21.910
they actually have,
1255
01:01:23.349 --> 01:01:25.750
they're not actual madrasas
1256
01:01:27.750 --> 01:01:29.190
in the full legal sense,
1257
01:01:29.670 --> 01:01:31.925
but they're Muslim courts.
1258
01:01:32.405 --> 01:01:37.605
They do, you know, they they handle all all the stuff and they've actually have illegally
1259
01:01:37.605 --> 01:01:45.440
stated, you know, we we are backed by the constitution. Yeah. They make all this all the bullshit up, but at the same time, they
1260
01:01:46.240 --> 01:01:46.880
do.
1261
01:01:48.640 --> 01:01:51.920
Muslim families will go to this court for any
1262
01:01:52.160 --> 01:01:53.440
disagreement,
1263
01:01:54.079 --> 01:01:55.040
things like that.
1264
01:01:55.839 --> 01:02:00.575
Any type of, they'll try to manage their own laws and stuff, but they'll be doing it in
1265
01:02:01.135 --> 01:02:04.895
not accordance to The United States, but in accordance to
1266
01:02:05.615 --> 01:02:06.735
Sharia law.
1267
01:02:07.375 --> 01:02:10.335
And so there's
1268
01:02:10.335 --> 01:02:18.869
stuff that started to kind of come out. And so there's a couple of, like I said, free thinkers who are who have gone over there. And there was protesters
1269
01:02:18.869 --> 01:02:31.955
and anti protesters and and stuff like that. And so there was a it it got to be a big old shoving match here for a while by the looks of it. You had the, you had the black bearded dude running around,
1270
01:02:32.275 --> 01:02:32.995
folks
1271
01:02:33.075 --> 01:02:33.715
in the,
1272
01:02:34.675 --> 01:02:36.835
not called up, folks in the,
1273
01:02:38.115 --> 01:02:43.080
the stomach and stuff as they were fighting. So it was, it just became a a mass
1274
01:02:43.400 --> 01:02:44.360
hysteria.
1275
01:02:44.920 --> 01:02:46.120
Oh, I believe it.
1276
01:02:46.760 --> 01:02:53.079
I believe it. Sorry. My my grandbaby was just trying to trying to FaceTime with me, I was letting him know I'm on the on the call.
1277
01:02:53.815 --> 01:02:54.855
Oh, okay.
1278
01:02:55.335 --> 01:02:55.975
So,
1279
01:02:56.535 --> 01:03:00.935
but also just to let you know, I'm fixing to be pulling off onto
1280
01:03:01.655 --> 01:03:02.855
the lease road
1281
01:03:03.095 --> 01:03:04.135
here in a bit.
1282
01:03:04.455 --> 01:03:05.575
And there is a
1283
01:03:06.210 --> 01:03:11.970
gap in there somewhere that I may end up losing you. I may end up sounding like the dude for a while
1284
01:03:12.530 --> 01:03:15.970
and just fall off and come back on, fall off, come back on.
1285
01:03:16.210 --> 01:03:16.610
So
1286
01:03:17.490 --> 01:03:24.425
So if that is, don't worry. I'll come back. I'll come back. We'll still be maybe fifteen, twenty minutes at at the longest.
1287
01:03:25.305 --> 01:03:30.345
And we'll then you know what? You can go back and listen to the recording, and we'll be talking about you.
1288
01:03:30.904 --> 01:03:31.865
Absolutely.
1289
01:03:31.865 --> 01:03:34.105
If you don't talk about me, my feelings will be hurt.
1290
01:03:35.000 --> 01:03:38.120
And we would not wanna hurt the two feelings that you have.
1291
01:03:39.720 --> 01:03:41.560
Outrage and indignation.
1292
01:03:43.079 --> 01:03:46.040
Well, unless you got more feelings than you have nerves.
1293
01:03:47.175 --> 01:03:48.695
Well, you know, because
1294
01:03:49.655 --> 01:03:51.735
you got one nerve. Oh, no, I've got all nerve.
1295
01:03:52.375 --> 01:03:53.655
I've got all nerve.
1296
01:03:55.335 --> 01:03:59.415
No, no. I just, I have all nerve to make sure everybody else gets busy.
1297
01:04:00.050 --> 01:04:02.530
I have that nerve. I will make that statement.
1298
01:04:03.410 --> 01:04:03.890
So
1299
01:04:04.850 --> 01:04:05.650
Okay.
1300
01:04:06.530 --> 01:04:07.250
But,
1301
01:04:08.369 --> 01:04:08.930
but,
1302
01:04:09.730 --> 01:04:12.370
but nope, today was, today for the
1303
01:04:12.530 --> 01:04:13.010
land of,
1304
01:04:13.835 --> 01:04:14.555
go ahead.
1305
01:04:14.875 --> 01:04:15.994
No. Go ahead.
1306
01:04:16.635 --> 01:04:17.994
Oh, I was just gonna say,
1307
01:04:18.474 --> 01:04:21.195
today today apparently is moving day for
1308
01:04:21.434 --> 01:04:24.875
for all of us over in in the McAllister area. Got up
1309
01:04:25.515 --> 01:04:28.474
today about about five, 05:30 or so. And
1310
01:04:29.500 --> 01:04:35.500
I was just kinda puttering around, playing around on the on the laptop, working on working on Sayer to Weatherford,
1311
01:04:35.980 --> 01:04:48.895
and got a text saying, I need everybody who is in in Calister to move down to down to Ada. It's not that we're the the job itself is moving. They just want us to all pack up and move. And I'm like, son of a bitch. I've still got
1312
01:04:49.055 --> 01:04:50.415
I've still got about
1313
01:04:50.815 --> 01:04:59.640
seven days worth of food to pack up and and try to figure. So what I'm gonna do is I'm packed everything up and I'm gonna take it with me and get over to the
1314
01:05:03.400 --> 01:05:04.840
location. I'm
1315
01:05:04.840 --> 01:05:06.520
gonna unpack my food into
1316
01:05:06.840 --> 01:05:07.400
refrigerator
1317
01:05:08.200 --> 01:05:11.785
and tell them they can keep my food cold until I get done with,
1318
01:05:12.425 --> 01:05:13.705
done working today.
1319
01:05:14.025 --> 01:05:14.585
So
1320
01:05:14.985 --> 01:05:19.385
because, damn it. That pisses me off. It's a pain in the ass to have to pack everything up,
1321
01:05:19.705 --> 01:05:27.240
throw it, drag it down to the truck, throw it into the truck, get it fitted into the truck, and then pack everything around there. So
1322
01:05:27.640 --> 01:05:29.080
basically, ain't gonna move.
1323
01:05:29.960 --> 01:05:30.680
Right.
1324
01:05:30.920 --> 01:05:31.560
So,
1325
01:05:32.360 --> 01:05:34.680
so I- So where, where are you moving to?
1326
01:05:35.320 --> 01:05:36.760
Moving over to Ada.
1327
01:05:36.920 --> 01:05:38.440
Ada. Oklahoma. Okay. Yeah.
1328
01:05:39.425 --> 01:05:44.385
Which I mean, this is kind of interesting. Well, I have a good idea as to why,
1329
01:05:44.705 --> 01:05:45.825
because most of the
1330
01:05:46.625 --> 01:05:48.785
sand plants that we're
1331
01:05:48.785 --> 01:05:49.665
loading out of
1332
01:05:49.985 --> 01:05:51.505
are just outside of Ada.
1333
01:05:52.089 --> 01:05:57.690
And so that way we can grab a trailer and take it to the hotel because the hotel we're staying at over in
1334
01:05:58.329 --> 01:05:59.290
Callister
1335
01:05:59.690 --> 01:06:04.970
doesn't have truck parking. And I guess they really are not up for us parking
1336
01:06:05.050 --> 01:06:07.210
our trucks behind the strip mall,
1337
01:06:07.765 --> 01:06:09.525
though there's plenty of parking there.
1338
01:06:10.085 --> 01:06:12.645
Yeah. Strip malls have always been like that.
1339
01:06:13.365 --> 01:06:15.765
Think you're gonna run-in and steal something.
1340
01:06:16.165 --> 01:06:16.885
Yeah.
1341
01:06:18.244 --> 01:06:19.365
Even though they
1342
01:06:20.085 --> 01:06:21.125
got cameras everywhere.
1343
01:06:21.710 --> 01:06:22.830
Everywhere. Yeah.
1344
01:06:24.349 --> 01:06:26.750
Got paw cameras sitting everywhere now.
1345
01:06:27.549 --> 01:06:28.670
I don't know. I I
1346
01:06:29.630 --> 01:06:38.575
won't ever be I won't ever actually be able to do it just because I'm too damn chicken, but I would love to go off and get some get some camouflage and put in a
1347
01:06:39.055 --> 01:06:39.855
balaclava
1348
01:06:39.855 --> 01:06:42.575
or actually I have heard of a way that you can actually
1349
01:06:42.975 --> 01:06:45.375
screw with the facial recognition stuff.
1350
01:06:46.015 --> 01:06:48.895
Just get a, get a, an eyeball sticker
1351
01:06:49.950 --> 01:06:53.390
and put it in the middle of your forehead so it looks like you got a third eye.
1352
01:06:56.110 --> 01:06:57.470
Facial recognition
1353
01:06:57.470 --> 01:06:59.470
cannot figure out who you are.
1354
01:06:59.870 --> 01:07:00.590
Really?
1355
01:07:00.750 --> 01:07:01.070
Yeah.
1356
01:07:02.105 --> 01:07:03.225
That's funny.
1357
01:07:03.545 --> 01:07:04.185
So
1358
01:07:04.345 --> 01:07:08.665
start selling eyeball the little press on tattoos for eyeballs.
1359
01:07:09.145 --> 01:07:10.265
I'm shocked.
1360
01:07:10.505 --> 01:07:12.825
I'm shocked that that trick hasn't
1361
01:07:12.825 --> 01:07:13.704
hasn't
1362
01:07:14.150 --> 01:07:16.870
made someone a multimillionaire.
1363
01:07:17.590 --> 01:07:20.310
If anybody takes it, please send 15%
1364
01:07:20.310 --> 01:07:24.070
of all your proceeds over to us, please. We would be highly appreciated.
1365
01:07:25.110 --> 01:07:28.710
Oh, this We're taking just 15. We're not doing the whole apple 30.
1366
01:07:29.285 --> 01:07:29.925
So
1367
01:07:31.365 --> 01:07:32.005
but
1368
01:07:32.245 --> 01:07:33.845
but, yeah, get a chance,
1369
01:07:34.245 --> 01:07:36.805
Rich. Head on head over to to
1370
01:07:37.445 --> 01:07:40.005
sayernumber2weatherford.com,
1371
01:07:40.325 --> 01:07:42.405
and you can see the my new updated
1372
01:07:43.280 --> 01:07:44.000
podcast
1373
01:07:44.400 --> 01:07:45.040
player.
1374
01:07:45.599 --> 01:07:58.080
I don't have it all decked out. I could actually go on and turn it all on for you if you wanted to. It looks, with everything on there, it looks a little rough, but I've got it where it'll read chapters and all that. And I'm using, actually I'm using
1375
01:07:58.505 --> 01:08:00.185
two Grumpy Bets as
1376
01:08:00.905 --> 01:08:02.905
the testing website.
1377
01:08:03.785 --> 01:08:04.505
Okay.
1378
01:08:05.145 --> 01:08:08.105
But here, I'll jump over onto here.
1379
01:08:08.505 --> 01:08:09.465
See if I can.
1380
01:08:13.910 --> 01:08:16.390
So right here, weather have gone.
1381
01:08:16.550 --> 01:08:17.110
Yep.
1382
01:08:18.070 --> 01:08:22.710
Been busy just messing with the layout of everything because it's
1383
01:08:23.350 --> 01:08:24.870
I've had stuff clipping.
1384
01:08:25.925 --> 01:08:29.685
Let's see here. Let's go to no. Alright. You freaking
1385
01:08:30.165 --> 01:08:32.485
washboard roads. Can't do shit with them.
1386
01:08:33.125 --> 01:08:34.325
Yeah. Okay. I You see
1387
01:08:35.285 --> 01:08:37.765
know, just a few minutes ago, you two gentlemen
1388
01:08:38.510 --> 01:08:42.429
sounded like your fucking banjo strings went on a fucking
1389
01:08:43.230 --> 01:08:43.949
snap.
1390
01:08:44.510 --> 01:08:46.349
You're so fucking wired.
1391
01:08:46.590 --> 01:08:50.989
Y'all were so fucking wired, Todd. I was just waiting for
1392
01:08:52.885 --> 01:08:55.124
Well, that's just how we talk with each other. I
1393
01:08:55.605 --> 01:09:00.164
love it when we were able to have those types of of interactions where we're able to just.
1394
01:09:01.685 --> 01:09:11.170
And it's not that we're even angry with each other because not all of aint angry and rich. I just have my I'm just passionate about what I wanna say, and he's passionate about what he wants to say. And so yeah. That's
1395
01:09:11.170 --> 01:09:15.570
that's it. I mean, I I wasn't I wasn't mad at Brian or nothing.
1396
01:09:15.889 --> 01:09:18.050
I just said I just said y'all's
1397
01:09:18.614 --> 01:09:21.894
banjo strings were about ready to snap.
1398
01:09:22.215 --> 01:09:23.574
That was it.
1399
01:09:24.215 --> 01:09:26.695
You guys are so fucking worked up.
1400
01:09:27.494 --> 01:09:28.854
I'm just standing there
1401
01:09:29.255 --> 01:09:31.094
shaking my head, rolling my eyes,
1402
01:09:32.010 --> 01:09:33.849
watching the watching
1403
01:09:33.929 --> 01:09:35.449
the fucking hawk
1404
01:09:35.770 --> 01:09:37.689
chasing a fucking pigeon.
1405
01:09:38.489 --> 01:09:39.689
That was interesting
1406
01:09:39.770 --> 01:09:42.329
because the hawk almost got that pigeon.
1407
01:09:42.969 --> 01:09:46.395
I think. Come on. But anyway, what I was gonna what I
1408
01:09:47.114 --> 01:09:51.514
one of the things that I had forgotten and now have remembered
1409
01:09:51.915 --> 01:09:55.835
while I was coming back and it just happened to be the day
1410
01:09:56.830 --> 01:10:00.510
coming back on from Abilene. I hear over the radio,
1411
01:10:00.670 --> 01:10:01.389
you know,
1412
01:10:02.670 --> 01:10:04.349
one of the DJs
1413
01:10:05.150 --> 01:10:07.630
saying there was a news article
1414
01:10:08.750 --> 01:10:09.790
someplace
1415
01:10:11.045 --> 01:10:12.485
in Kentucky,
1416
01:10:12.965 --> 01:10:15.204
Tennessee, Kentucky, one of the two.
1417
01:10:16.324 --> 01:10:17.284
And this
1418
01:10:17.925 --> 01:10:18.724
gentleman
1419
01:10:19.364 --> 01:10:21.204
went to rob this house
1420
01:10:22.005 --> 01:10:23.685
and the police showed up,
1421
01:10:24.489 --> 01:10:26.249
the kid was still there
1422
01:10:26.730 --> 01:10:29.369
and I guess he had gotten his ass whooped
1423
01:10:30.010 --> 01:10:32.090
by a 99 year old lady.
1424
01:10:37.175 --> 01:10:38.215
That's funny.
1425
01:10:38.615 --> 01:10:40.375
Hell, you mess with grandma.
1426
01:10:40.775 --> 01:10:46.454
Hell, no. And you know what? If they get wind of that, if he goes to jail or whatever,
1427
01:10:46.855 --> 01:10:47.975
and they get wind of that,
1428
01:10:48.790 --> 01:10:49.830
man.
1429
01:10:50.950 --> 01:10:54.390
He'll be somebody's he'll be somebody's bitch awfully quick.
1430
01:10:55.030 --> 01:10:55.750
Right.
1431
01:10:56.470 --> 01:10:58.230
It's like you got fucking
1432
01:10:58.310 --> 01:11:01.190
your ass whipped by a 99 year old grandma.
1433
01:11:02.295 --> 01:11:03.495
Yeah. You
1434
01:11:03.815 --> 01:11:06.935
deserve to get your ass fucking whipped trying to rob her house.
1435
01:11:07.735 --> 01:11:11.415
But they said the reason why the police responded so quickly
1436
01:11:11.975 --> 01:11:16.920
is I guess she had one of those medical alert bracelets or necklace. She
1437
01:11:19.400 --> 01:11:21.400
ain't about to fall and not get up.
1438
01:11:22.280 --> 01:11:26.840
Yeah, I fall and I can't get up. That's why the counselor responded
1439
01:11:26.840 --> 01:11:30.280
so quickly is because they could hear the commotion
1440
01:11:31.445 --> 01:11:33.045
and already had
1441
01:11:33.445 --> 01:11:35.844
where she's at and all that information.
1442
01:11:36.485 --> 01:11:38.165
So yeah, they got there and
1443
01:11:38.965 --> 01:11:41.685
they used in the fucking corner or something
1444
01:11:42.245 --> 01:11:44.645
and grandma had her pinned down,
1445
01:11:45.220 --> 01:11:46.739
something to that effect.
1446
01:11:47.380 --> 01:11:48.420
That is funny.
1447
01:11:48.900 --> 01:11:51.780
That is fucking hilarious.
1448
01:11:51.940 --> 01:11:55.860
Now that's a story I would have really enjoyed to read
1449
01:11:56.020 --> 01:11:56.660
or watch.
1450
01:11:57.395 --> 01:11:58.195
Yes.
1451
01:11:58.275 --> 01:11:58.835
Now
1452
01:11:59.155 --> 01:12:00.755
that is worthy
1453
01:12:00.995 --> 01:12:02.035
of news.
1454
01:12:02.915 --> 01:12:05.555
That is definitely worthy
1455
01:12:05.555 --> 01:12:06.195
of
1456
01:12:06.435 --> 01:12:07.475
not just
1457
01:12:07.715 --> 01:12:10.595
that local radio station
1458
01:12:09.880 --> 01:12:14.680
news or wherever it happened in Kentucky or Tennessee where the locals
1459
01:12:15.080 --> 01:12:18.920
picked up on it. But man, that would have been fucking hilarious
1460
01:12:19.000 --> 01:12:21.560
if Fox would have fucking ran a story on that one.
1461
01:12:22.295 --> 01:12:23.655
Oh, yeah. Definitely.
1462
01:12:24.855 --> 01:12:27.094
Hey, Brian. Let me ask you On real
1463
01:12:27.655 --> 01:12:30.374
your website, are are you a travel agent?
1464
01:12:31.014 --> 01:12:31.974
Not yet.
1465
01:12:32.375 --> 01:12:40.360
Don't care to, but no. I've got yeah. Some of the things that I'm working on, I'm using a travel agent base
1466
01:12:41.720 --> 01:12:44.840
the theme that I'm going through and tweaking everything.
1467
01:12:45.480 --> 01:12:49.000
Yeah. Well, that's why I was asking because under contact-
1468
01:12:50.845 --> 01:12:53.165
Yeah. You got that. Bottom, it it it offers,
1469
01:12:54.125 --> 01:12:57.725
where do you wanna go next? Click for free consultation.
1470
01:12:58.365 --> 01:13:03.405
You know? Yeah. I haven't gotten over to my contact page. But if you go to if you go to the podcast page,
1471
01:13:03.900 --> 01:13:12.860
I went ahead and turned the chapters on so you can actually see what the chapters look like. It kinda blows everything out and makes it kinda unwieldy. So that's one reason why I turned
1472
01:13:13.260 --> 01:13:14.140
the chapters But
1473
01:13:15.500 --> 01:13:18.300
Hey, man. Hello, and welcome to two grumpy vets ended.
1474
01:13:19.165 --> 01:13:19.885
I don't see
1475
01:13:20.685 --> 01:13:22.204
I see the transcript.
1476
01:13:22.844 --> 01:13:25.324
Yeah. Well, should be if you refresh the
1477
01:13:26.125 --> 01:13:29.885
refresh it, you should see chapters just right underneath the player.
1478
01:13:30.620 --> 01:13:33.900
Comes in and it's just a list of all the different chapters.
1479
01:13:34.380 --> 01:13:35.100
No.
1480
01:13:35.660 --> 01:13:38.380
Now let me try that again. Let me hit that.
1481
01:13:39.020 --> 01:13:39.500
See.
1482
01:13:39.900 --> 01:13:42.060
You as host, me as host, and dude as host.
1483
01:13:43.115 --> 01:13:45.355
Let's see here. Let me hit hummingbird
1484
01:13:45.355 --> 01:13:46.635
and let's
1485
01:13:47.515 --> 01:13:49.515
go back over transcript
1486
01:13:49.995 --> 01:13:51.435
and the VTT,
1487
01:13:51.435 --> 01:13:54.715
which, I mean, that's just a dark version on my screen,
1488
01:13:55.435 --> 01:13:57.115
it's the same thing as a transcript.
1489
01:13:57.720 --> 01:13:59.239
I don't see no chapters.
1490
01:13:59.880 --> 01:14:00.599
Damn it.
1491
01:14:01.400 --> 01:14:02.119
Thanks.
1492
01:14:02.680 --> 01:14:03.960
Trying to do this And on
1493
01:14:05.320 --> 01:14:07.960
I ain't even gonna research it.
1494
01:14:08.600 --> 01:14:13.595
All you gotta do is type in a simple website, dude. Ain't gotta research nothing.
1495
01:14:13.835 --> 01:14:14.875
It's right there.
1496
01:14:15.195 --> 01:14:16.475
Click podcast.
1497
01:14:16.475 --> 01:14:18.475
It takes you to a podcast page
1498
01:14:18.875 --> 01:14:19.915
and it has
1499
01:14:20.155 --> 01:14:21.675
our old podcasts.
1500
01:14:22.475 --> 01:14:23.035
Well,
1501
01:14:23.515 --> 01:14:26.249
from our, well, yeah, from our current one.
1502
01:14:26.570 --> 01:14:27.929
From current one down.
1503
01:14:28.409 --> 01:14:30.489
Don't drink the battery acid.
1504
01:14:30.889 --> 01:14:31.929
Yeah. Right.
1505
01:14:34.889 --> 01:14:36.889
That last week's episode?
1506
01:14:37.210 --> 01:14:38.889
Yes. Yep. Okay.
1507
01:14:39.975 --> 01:14:44.215
Let's see here. And the one before that was Slap Your Mama,
1508
01:14:44.775 --> 01:14:46.215
Tabasco Pepperoni,
1509
01:14:46.375 --> 01:14:47.175
and Fat
1510
01:14:48.455 --> 01:14:50.054
Boy's MREs.
1511
01:14:50.534 --> 01:14:50.935
Uh-huh.
1512
01:14:51.600 --> 01:14:56.480
I'll have to figure out why that's not there. I'm not able to do that. There's not enough screen size
1513
01:14:56.560 --> 01:14:58.239
on my phone to get
1514
01:15:00.160 --> 01:15:00.880
your
1515
01:15:02.720 --> 01:15:04.400
trifocals out. Come on now.
1516
01:15:04.954 --> 01:15:07.834
It's not driving. It's your better real estate.
1517
01:15:10.074 --> 01:15:13.675
Yeah. That would be good to have the camera
1518
01:15:14.315 --> 01:15:15.914
look at you while you're moving
1519
01:15:17.050 --> 01:15:18.010
on your
1520
01:15:18.250 --> 01:15:19.610
handheld
1521
01:15:19.610 --> 01:15:20.489
device?
1522
01:15:21.050 --> 01:15:24.090
Oh, well, I'm going under 20, so it doesn't care.
1523
01:15:24.810 --> 01:15:25.849
No shit.
1524
01:15:26.409 --> 01:15:31.715
Wow. No shit. That way, I've sat there and fucked on my phone for two
1525
01:15:31.715 --> 01:15:32.995
miles before on,
1526
01:15:34.275 --> 01:15:35.074
while going
1527
01:15:35.395 --> 01:15:37.475
like 15 miles an hour.
1528
01:15:37.875 --> 01:15:45.790
Oh, wow. And it won't ding at me. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm sure, Eric, if you even reach out to hit
1529
01:15:46.190 --> 01:15:53.310
hang up or just look like you're touching in the general vicinity of your phone, I'm sure y'all goes, bing, you're fired.
1530
01:15:53.790 --> 01:15:57.230
Turn around and go get back to the station and go back to Homeport.
1531
01:15:57.965 --> 01:16:00.364
No. I had I had my three fingers.
1532
01:16:00.844 --> 01:16:03.724
I had my elbow on the armrest.
1533
01:16:03.965 --> 01:16:06.604
I had three fingers up on my cheek
1534
01:16:07.244 --> 01:16:08.044
and
1535
01:16:08.605 --> 01:16:09.405
ding,
1536
01:16:09.565 --> 01:16:10.764
distracted driving.
1537
01:16:11.180 --> 01:16:16.860
I'm like, what the fuck? What's distracting me? That fucking acorn down the road?
1538
01:16:17.340 --> 01:16:19.179
That fucking cloud up in the sky?
1539
01:16:19.580 --> 01:16:21.739
It's because I had my hand
1540
01:16:22.300 --> 01:16:23.660
on my face
1541
01:16:23.985 --> 01:16:26.785
and the AI thought it was a fucking cell phone.
1542
01:16:27.665 --> 01:16:28.864
Oh my god. Yeah.
1543
01:16:29.505 --> 01:16:35.505
Well, I've had I've had a sandwich in my hand before and it go, bing, put down phone. I'm like, think I have a phone.
1544
01:16:36.180 --> 01:16:36.820
I
1545
01:16:37.940 --> 01:16:38.500
lost
1546
01:16:39.060 --> 01:16:40.179
two tenths of
1547
01:16:40.500 --> 01:16:45.860
a point a couple of weeks ago, or not even a couple of weeks ago, it was earlier this week because I'd gone,
1548
01:16:46.340 --> 01:16:47.619
I was coming from
1549
01:16:47.940 --> 01:16:55.265
ceiling over here to McAllister and had to go through under several bridges. And so while I was underneath there, I don't know, I guess we
1550
01:16:55.265 --> 01:16:59.825
have one bridge, I guess it's kind of wide enough where the camera gets used to the dark
1551
01:17:00.385 --> 01:17:03.585
and then you come out from underneath it and so it blows everything out.
1552
01:17:04.239 --> 01:17:06.800
And so it's obstructed
1553
01:17:06.960 --> 01:17:11.599
clear obstruction from camera. I'm like, there's nothing in front of the camera.
1554
01:17:12.639 --> 01:17:16.079
And on my on my deal now, it says, obstructive camera
1555
01:17:16.480 --> 01:17:23.284
minus point two two points. So like, damn it. I'm never gonna get driver of the month.
1556
01:17:23.685 --> 01:17:27.364
I would've done one or two things with the shortly after
1557
01:17:27.765 --> 01:17:30.885
well, one, I probably wouldn't hired on with that company, but
1558
01:17:34.170 --> 01:17:36.250
if I had a lapse in judgment
1559
01:17:36.890 --> 01:17:49.094
and I hired on, I probably would have yanked that camera out within about the first thirty minutes and chucked it out the window and then called the cops. No. So you have somebody to talk to. No.
1560
01:17:49.255 --> 01:17:53.735
It's like your wife. It bitches at you about how you're driving, and you get to bitch back at it.
1561
01:17:54.695 --> 01:17:55.574
You see?
1562
01:17:56.135 --> 01:17:56.775
No.
1563
01:17:58.135 --> 01:17:58.535
No.
1564
01:18:00.310 --> 01:18:03.670
Well, that's what I call my camera, is is Jana. So
1565
01:18:05.110 --> 01:18:09.510
Jana doesn't think it's very funny of of me calling it that, but, you know, still.
1566
01:18:09.990 --> 01:18:10.870
I
1567
01:18:11.670 --> 01:18:12.070
swear.
1568
01:18:13.525 --> 01:18:29.600
It's like, I'm just driving, Jan. Oh, come on. I'm just I'm not distracted. What am I because it'll do distracted. I I love screwing with it because if I can the way that it tells where you're looking and if you're distracted is where your nose is pointed.
1569
01:18:30.320 --> 01:18:33.280
Because it takes the symmetry of your whole head. So if your
1570
01:18:33.680 --> 01:18:47.165
head is turned down, you know, if you're looking at your phone and you've got your head turned down for, well, I think it's like a second or something is, I think is what I was set for. It might be two or a second and a half, but it's it's a fairly short amount.
1571
01:18:47.885 --> 01:18:52.685
And so if your hand, if you're if it sees that you're looking at your hand,
1572
01:18:53.405 --> 01:18:54.925
it'll it'll throw a fit.
1573
01:18:55.245 --> 01:18:59.565
And if you still don't and if you don't move your hand that it
1574
01:19:12.785 --> 01:19:13.505
Yeah.
1575
01:19:13.825 --> 01:19:15.585
So from time to time, I'll piss
1576
01:19:15.985 --> 01:19:20.625
it off just because it's fun to, just to show whoever's
1577
01:19:20.625 --> 01:19:21.505
looking at
1578
01:19:22.225 --> 01:19:22.465
camera
1579
01:19:24.530 --> 01:19:25.010
that,
1580
01:19:25.410 --> 01:19:25.890
know,
1581
01:19:27.650 --> 01:19:32.610
AI technology, because they like to say it's AI, it's not, it's just, it's a program,
1582
01:19:33.330 --> 01:19:34.370
and that
1583
01:19:35.250 --> 01:19:38.850
the program is not as infallible as they
1584
01:19:39.090 --> 01:19:44.344
try to sell it. Driving is stressful enough as it is. Adding a camera,
1585
01:19:44.505 --> 01:19:45.784
I don't need that much.
1586
01:19:46.344 --> 01:19:50.664
Well, I've gotten around to accepting the fact that I am gonna pick my nose in front of them.
1587
01:19:51.065 --> 01:19:56.659
Oh, good. I will just set that. I'll look into the camera. Just dig for gold, man.
1588
01:19:59.460 --> 01:20:01.459
Scratch your hands at the same time.
1589
01:20:01.940 --> 01:20:05.315
Yeah. And to answer your question, Rich- about
1590
01:20:06.355 --> 01:20:07.155
no
1591
01:20:07.554 --> 01:20:09.474
backwards facing cameras,
1592
01:20:10.995 --> 01:20:13.874
you buy any you buy any vehicle
1593
01:20:14.355 --> 01:20:15.954
twenty three seven.
1594
01:20:16.195 --> 01:20:17.235
And newer
1595
01:20:17.760 --> 01:20:20.399
have backwards facing cameras
1596
01:20:21.199 --> 01:20:23.119
for facial recognition
1597
01:20:23.520 --> 01:20:24.879
of stress.
1598
01:20:25.599 --> 01:20:26.400
There's
1599
01:20:26.400 --> 01:20:29.360
a lot of entities and this is every
1600
01:20:29.360 --> 01:20:30.079
freaking
1601
01:20:30.400 --> 01:20:31.360
vehicle
1602
01:20:32.155 --> 01:20:33.035
manufactured
1603
01:20:33.035 --> 01:20:36.555
in The United States or that comes to The States
1604
01:20:36.795 --> 01:20:38.155
will have a
1605
01:20:38.715 --> 01:20:40.315
rear facing camera.
1606
01:20:40.715 --> 01:20:42.155
Yeah, I have seen
1607
01:20:43.195 --> 01:20:44.155
those articles,
1608
01:20:44.590 --> 01:20:50.270
a couple articles on that, and so I will never have a new vehicle ever again.
1609
01:20:50.750 --> 01:20:51.710
No, I won't
1610
01:20:53.310 --> 01:20:56.190
ever buy a brand new vehicle anyhow. I've never had
1611
01:20:56.844 --> 01:20:58.445
So, but if
1612
01:20:58.605 --> 01:21:02.925
I ever, you know, ten years down the road, if I'm buying, you know,
1613
01:21:03.885 --> 01:21:04.684
buy another
1614
01:21:05.165 --> 01:21:08.045
vehicle and say it's
1615
01:21:09.100 --> 01:21:10.380
'30 four model,
1616
01:21:10.940 --> 01:21:12.540
you know, I'll
1617
01:21:12.540 --> 01:21:18.940
take it in and go, I'll buy it, and once everything's cleared, I'll take it over. I'll find a shop
1618
01:21:19.340 --> 01:21:20.380
that'll actually
1619
01:21:20.700 --> 01:21:21.580
deactivate
1620
01:21:23.094 --> 01:21:23.494
the
1621
01:21:24.215 --> 01:21:25.655
sell in antenna.
1622
01:21:26.135 --> 01:21:29.014
Oh, I'll go. I mean, they've got a whole, there's a
1623
01:21:30.135 --> 01:21:35.800
button industry just ready to pop for when those things come out. Oh, know. I know. And
1624
01:21:36.840 --> 01:21:40.680
if it ever gets to that point and I have to buy one with
1625
01:21:41.000 --> 01:21:42.200
one of them cameras,
1626
01:21:42.600 --> 01:21:46.520
I'll either mod it to where I can disable it,
1627
01:21:46.840 --> 01:21:50.040
and if I can't, I'll just bust a backward facing camera.
1628
01:21:51.125 --> 01:21:52.005
Yeah. Then
1629
01:21:52.645 --> 01:21:54.485
your vehicle will never turn on.
1630
01:21:55.285 --> 01:22:02.085
Well, actually what I may do is just see if there's a way to be able to take the camera leads and put
1631
01:22:03.125 --> 01:22:03.525
it
1632
01:22:04.085 --> 01:22:06.619
into a video player and just
1633
01:22:07.099 --> 01:22:09.659
play porn for whoever ends up watching it.
1634
01:22:10.940 --> 01:22:12.459
Or you could just
1635
01:22:12.780 --> 01:22:13.899
paint a
1636
01:22:14.699 --> 01:22:15.340
lens.
1637
01:22:15.739 --> 01:22:19.579
Yeah, just paint the lens over the lens. Of course, may end up having
1638
01:22:20.300 --> 01:22:27.875
a deal where if the lens is obstructed that, oh, you gotta turn it off. So that's why I'm saying, turn the take the cell
1639
01:22:28.275 --> 01:22:30.035
antenna transmitter
1640
01:22:30.035 --> 01:22:33.475
off, because then it doesn't have anything to be able to communicate with.
1641
01:22:34.120 --> 01:22:36.040
Well, yeah, this is true.
1642
01:22:36.280 --> 01:22:39.000
Yeah, I've read because some of the newer Jeeps,
1643
01:22:39.400 --> 01:22:40.680
I've read articles,
1644
01:22:41.080 --> 01:22:43.160
some of the ones coming out, they've got
1645
01:22:44.040 --> 01:22:46.600
some and there's a way to mod them,
1646
01:22:47.245 --> 01:22:49.885
but you got like three or four different places
1647
01:22:50.285 --> 01:22:51.324
they're hidden
1648
01:22:51.805 --> 01:22:53.885
to a disabled that
1649
01:22:54.364 --> 01:22:55.085
shit.
1650
01:22:55.485 --> 01:22:59.325
People are figuring it out. Yeah, you got to take the whole fucking ass out.
1651
01:23:00.180 --> 01:23:00.820
Hey,
1652
01:23:01.380 --> 01:23:05.619
if I gotta do it just to be able to drive the vehicle so it can't
1653
01:23:06.020 --> 01:23:07.300
phone the government
1654
01:23:07.860 --> 01:23:11.059
or the insurance company, which leads to the government,
1655
01:23:11.540 --> 01:23:14.445
I will do that. Yep. Well,
1656
01:23:14.764 --> 01:23:17.164
right now, from what I understand,
1657
01:23:17.645 --> 01:23:20.045
it's also disabling the vehicle,
1658
01:23:20.605 --> 01:23:26.045
shutting it off. Yeah. It disables the vehicle. If it sees that you're incapacitated,
1659
01:23:26.045 --> 01:23:26.364
it
1660
01:23:27.790 --> 01:23:29.390
tells you it's gonna shut her down.
1661
01:23:29.870 --> 01:23:33.230
You say Go ahead and go ahead and do Or won't even let you start.
1662
01:23:34.110 --> 01:23:36.910
Yeah. Go ahead. Oh, they'll figure out how to get around that. Doing
1663
01:23:37.550 --> 01:23:38.510
75
1664
01:23:38.510 --> 01:23:39.710
miles an hour
1665
01:23:40.350 --> 01:23:41.950
on a major highway
1666
01:23:42.804 --> 01:23:44.484
and shutting it off
1667
01:23:44.724 --> 01:23:46.004
and then causing
1668
01:23:46.324 --> 01:23:48.324
who knows how many fucking
1669
01:23:48.885 --> 01:23:49.764
fatality
1670
01:23:49.764 --> 01:23:50.724
accidents.
1671
01:23:51.284 --> 01:23:54.244
Well, that yeah. You're right. Yeah. That that be
1672
01:23:55.200 --> 01:23:57.760
That would be lawsuits upon law.
1673
01:23:58.160 --> 01:23:59.600
But the only problem is
1674
01:24:00.320 --> 01:24:02.080
they're doing it because of a law.
1675
01:24:02.720 --> 01:24:04.880
Uncle Joe put that law
1676
01:24:05.120 --> 01:24:06.000
into place.
1677
01:24:07.440 --> 01:24:08.080
Okay.
1678
01:24:08.320 --> 01:24:10.320
Folks like driving.
1679
01:24:11.415 --> 01:24:13.814
But but Here's the thing, though.
1680
01:24:14.614 --> 01:24:19.974
With all the millions and millions, hundreds of millions of drivers on the road today,
1681
01:24:20.695 --> 01:24:23.815
I mean, as soon as this kicks off
1682
01:24:24.140 --> 01:24:25.340
and someone
1683
01:24:25.820 --> 01:24:33.340
is mad at, let's say their wife, and they're screaming and yelling in their car because they don't want to scream and yell at their wife,
1684
01:24:34.140 --> 01:24:35.900
and that car shuts off because
1685
01:24:37.095 --> 01:24:40.615
of distracted driving, whatever it wants to call it,
1686
01:24:41.815 --> 01:24:43.335
as soon as because
1687
01:24:44.375 --> 01:24:48.535
out of the hundreds of millions of people driving for driving. Okay?
1688
01:24:49.030 --> 01:24:50.230
There's going to be
1689
01:24:50.550 --> 01:24:52.550
millions upon millions
1690
01:24:52.790 --> 01:24:53.989
of accidents
1691
01:24:53.990 --> 01:24:55.989
within the first thirty minutes,
1692
01:24:56.870 --> 01:24:59.510
which is going to wind up being lawsuits.
1693
01:25:00.630 --> 01:25:07.594
I don't think it's going to go through. I mean, if it just shuts the car off, I mean, it won't lock it up,
1694
01:25:08.315 --> 01:25:15.514
you know, but most people would be like, what's up? What's up? And then they'll just stop right in the middle of a freaking interstate
1695
01:25:15.675 --> 01:25:17.515
and have a 30 car pileup.
1696
01:25:18.280 --> 01:25:23.160
Two or three of those, they'll once they figure out it was
1697
01:25:23.560 --> 01:25:24.600
the camera
1698
01:25:25.000 --> 01:25:26.120
that did that,
1699
01:25:26.680 --> 01:25:29.480
I guarantee you, car companies
1700
01:25:29.720 --> 01:25:31.880
the government would tell the car companies,
1701
01:25:31.960 --> 01:25:33.400
disable that shit
1702
01:25:33.995 --> 01:25:36.235
because that's more of a distraction.
1703
01:25:36.715 --> 01:25:39.995
But the thing is, is how many people have to die
1704
01:25:40.555 --> 01:25:43.195
before that comes up? Yep.
1705
01:25:43.915 --> 01:25:45.355
That's the whole thing right there.
1706
01:25:46.010 --> 01:25:46.490
Mean,
1707
01:25:48.650 --> 01:25:50.810
something needs to be done about it.
1708
01:25:51.530 --> 01:25:52.570
And again,
1709
01:25:52.890 --> 01:25:54.570
why are the car companies
1710
01:25:55.610 --> 01:25:57.690
rolling over and taking it up the ass?
1711
01:25:58.905 --> 01:26:02.024
Because if they don't, then they get
1712
01:26:04.665 --> 01:26:05.465
all sort of
1713
01:26:06.105 --> 01:26:07.544
They don't get to have
1714
01:26:08.985 --> 01:26:09.945
the benefits
1715
01:26:10.744 --> 01:26:12.425
that the government provides them.
1716
01:26:13.290 --> 01:26:14.409
Which are?
1717
01:26:15.210 --> 01:26:16.249
I won't.
1718
01:26:17.449 --> 01:26:20.010
Those may get some benefits off of it, but
1719
01:26:20.730 --> 01:26:24.329
Oh, I don't doubt you. I don't doubt that one bit.
1720
01:26:24.985 --> 01:26:26.824
But what are those benefits?
1721
01:26:27.465 --> 01:26:28.985
And I mean, you
1722
01:26:29.145 --> 01:26:31.625
see, that's the thing. This is all a racket.
1723
01:26:32.185 --> 01:26:35.305
What's up, dude? Go ahead. You know? And if
1724
01:26:37.320 --> 01:26:38.440
my
1725
01:26:38.440 --> 01:26:39.719
erratic driving,
1726
01:26:39.960 --> 01:26:42.360
because I wanted to go play on the fucking rocks,
1727
01:26:43.400 --> 01:26:43.880
know?
1728
01:26:44.280 --> 01:26:47.560
How are they gonna get around that? Are they even thinking about that?
1729
01:26:48.440 --> 01:26:51.240
You know, how many politicians They don't care.
1730
01:26:52.955 --> 01:26:53.594
Right.
1731
01:26:53.915 --> 01:26:56.235
When was the last time that you
1732
01:26:56.555 --> 01:26:59.355
heard of or seen a politician
1733
01:26:59.995 --> 01:27:01.514
driving a Jeep?
1734
01:27:02.395 --> 01:27:06.955
Any off road vehicle, dude. I don't know. I I mean, that is not something
1735
01:27:08.000 --> 01:27:10.320
that you hear politicians doing.
1736
01:27:10.960 --> 01:27:11.440
So,
1737
01:27:11.760 --> 01:27:15.200
I mean, some of them might do it. Some of them might have
1738
01:27:15.680 --> 01:27:17.200
side by sides or
1739
01:27:17.440 --> 01:27:19.600
whatnot that are jacked up and they
1740
01:27:20.240 --> 01:27:21.840
go wheeling every chance they get,
1741
01:27:22.725 --> 01:27:25.205
you'll never get it from the media.
1742
01:27:27.925 --> 01:27:30.245
So I mean, we don't know.
1743
01:27:30.805 --> 01:27:34.405
There's no answer for that because the media is not going
1744
01:27:36.449 --> 01:27:39.570
portray that because that would mean that that
1745
01:27:39.889 --> 01:27:41.409
senator, congressman,
1746
01:27:41.489 --> 01:27:42.849
government official
1747
01:27:43.250 --> 01:27:44.609
would be enjoying
1748
01:27:45.090 --> 01:27:45.729
the-
1749
01:27:46.050 --> 01:27:47.250
Fruits of their labor.
1750
01:27:48.135 --> 01:27:51.175
Liberties put in place by the constitution,
1751
01:27:51.415 --> 01:27:52.935
and they can't do that.
1752
01:27:53.815 --> 01:27:54.455
So
1753
01:27:54.855 --> 01:28:00.614
I mean, yeah, it would be nice to see that. It would be cool. It'd be cool to see JD Vance out there
1754
01:28:01.175 --> 01:28:02.535
throwing, swinging mud,
1755
01:28:03.230 --> 01:28:04.190
crawling,
1756
01:28:04.190 --> 01:28:10.269
you know, out of a rock canyon in his side by side or Jeep, whatever he had. I don't give a shit.
1757
01:28:10.670 --> 01:28:12.510
It would be cool to see that shit,
1758
01:28:12.909 --> 01:28:14.429
but you're never gonna see it.
1759
01:28:15.565 --> 01:28:16.205
Nope.
1760
01:28:16.445 --> 01:28:17.885
And we lost Brian.
1761
01:28:18.205 --> 01:28:19.085
Yep.
1762
01:28:20.525 --> 01:28:21.165
But
1763
01:28:21.645 --> 01:28:22.284
yeah.
1764
01:28:22.925 --> 01:28:24.845
You see, that's Yeah,
1765
01:28:27.900 --> 01:28:33.740
I don't know. I mean, no one's talking about it, but I don't really think that law is gonna
1766
01:28:34.780 --> 01:28:35.660
make it,
1767
01:28:35.980 --> 01:28:38.140
you know? They'll still sell cars,
1768
01:28:38.460 --> 01:28:40.380
but a lot of people will probably
1769
01:28:41.100 --> 01:28:42.300
hang onto their cars.
1770
01:28:43.035 --> 01:28:44.555
They won't buy new ones.
1771
01:28:45.035 --> 01:28:45.515
Then
1772
01:28:46.555 --> 01:28:47.515
you have the
1773
01:28:47.755 --> 01:28:50.395
dealerships bitching, the salesman bitching,
1774
01:28:50.635 --> 01:28:52.875
and that's gonna go up to the
1775
01:28:53.115 --> 01:28:53.835
manufacturers
1776
01:28:55.195 --> 01:28:55.835
and
1777
01:28:56.380 --> 01:28:57.980
then, oh shit,
1778
01:28:58.380 --> 01:28:59.980
they're not selling cars.
1779
01:29:00.540 --> 01:29:05.579
What are we going to do? Well, take out them fucking backward facing cameras.
1780
01:29:06.380 --> 01:29:06.940
And
1781
01:29:07.900 --> 01:29:08.540
instead
1782
01:29:08.860 --> 01:29:10.220
of passing a new law,
1783
01:29:10.975 --> 01:29:13.295
just repeal the original law.
1784
01:29:13.855 --> 01:29:18.974
But everyone thinks that, oh, we can't do that, we just have to pass a new law.
1785
01:29:20.735 --> 01:29:21.055
Repeal. Yeah.
1786
01:29:23.679 --> 01:29:26.800
And I was watching earlier on the news
1787
01:29:27.920 --> 01:29:28.719
of
1788
01:29:29.360 --> 01:29:30.239
some
1789
01:29:32.559 --> 01:29:35.679
might as well just call her a member of the DSA.
1790
01:29:36.320 --> 01:29:37.440
She was talking about
1791
01:29:38.325 --> 01:29:39.605
the aspect of the
1792
01:29:40.405 --> 01:29:42.565
why are we making new laws
1793
01:29:43.205 --> 01:29:44.085
for
1794
01:29:44.245 --> 01:29:46.325
English proficiency
1795
01:29:46.805 --> 01:29:49.845
and all the other stuff for CDL drivers?
1796
01:29:50.800 --> 01:29:53.440
And then the next thing that came up is like,
1797
01:29:54.080 --> 01:29:54.640
no.
1798
01:29:55.120 --> 01:29:57.760
Actually, made a law about that.
1799
01:29:58.560 --> 01:30:00.400
For CDL holders
1800
01:30:00.640 --> 01:30:02.160
to have to be able
1801
01:30:02.335 --> 01:30:04.974
to have English proficiency
1802
01:30:05.454 --> 01:30:08.175
back in 1937.
1803
01:30:08.175 --> 01:30:08.655
Right?
1804
01:30:10.335 --> 01:30:11.854
It's nothing new.
1805
01:30:12.494 --> 01:30:15.375
Mm-mm. The law is already there.
1806
01:30:16.430 --> 01:30:18.430
It just was never enforced.
1807
01:30:18.990 --> 01:30:28.990
But everyone thinks nowadays, oh, we have to make a new law with new wording because the old wording isn't right. Now the old wording still works.
1808
01:30:29.815 --> 01:30:30.775
You just
1809
01:30:31.095 --> 01:30:33.415
you might need to update it a little bit,
1810
01:30:34.135 --> 01:30:39.494
clarify it because God forbid, if it's not exactly 100%
1811
01:30:40.375 --> 01:30:41.494
locked down,
1812
01:30:41.655 --> 01:30:44.055
if there's even a little crack
1813
01:30:44.940 --> 01:30:45.579
of
1814
01:30:45.900 --> 01:30:47.659
loophole
1815
01:30:47.900 --> 01:30:51.659
that someone can exploit, they're going to exploit it.
1816
01:30:52.380 --> 01:30:53.980
And that's in any law.
1817
01:30:54.620 --> 01:30:55.579
You're right.
1818
01:30:55.900 --> 01:30:59.260
You know, if you don't put a period at the end of a sentence,
1819
01:30:59.885 --> 01:31:01.885
that's a technical loophole,
1820
01:31:02.285 --> 01:31:04.445
and someone will wiggle through it.
1821
01:31:05.085 --> 01:31:06.364
Yeah. That's why
1822
01:31:06.685 --> 01:31:09.085
that one kid that stabbed
1823
01:31:10.125 --> 01:31:12.045
the other kid at a track meet,
1824
01:31:13.230 --> 01:31:15.629
that was that was a very high visible
1825
01:31:15.789 --> 01:31:16.589
case.
1826
01:31:18.349 --> 01:31:18.989
That
1827
01:31:19.789 --> 01:31:21.389
because evidence
1828
01:31:21.389 --> 01:31:24.110
was not presented in a first trial,
1829
01:31:25.065 --> 01:31:25.705
They
1830
01:31:25.945 --> 01:31:29.385
his defense team wants a new trial
1831
01:31:29.945 --> 01:31:31.225
for this kid
1832
01:31:32.185 --> 01:31:34.345
because of the finding of
1833
01:31:35.465 --> 01:31:37.785
evidence that the white kid
1834
01:31:38.310 --> 01:31:40.390
had said or
1835
01:31:40.870 --> 01:31:42.150
scribbled something
1836
01:31:42.950 --> 01:31:43.909
racist,
1837
01:31:44.950 --> 01:31:45.909
but that's
1838
01:31:45.990 --> 01:31:47.989
that's a character statement.
1839
01:31:48.390 --> 01:31:49.350
That's not
1840
01:31:49.670 --> 01:31:52.390
part of the facts
1841
01:31:52.105 --> 01:31:54.425
of why he got killed.
1842
01:31:54.905 --> 01:31:55.544
Right.
1843
01:31:56.585 --> 01:31:57.144
So
1844
01:31:57.625 --> 01:31:58.425
now
1845
01:31:58.665 --> 01:31:59.224
lawyer
1846
01:31:59.864 --> 01:32:01.385
wants a new trial
1847
01:32:01.784 --> 01:32:04.025
based upon there's new evidence.
1848
01:32:05.070 --> 01:32:06.270
That's
1849
01:32:06.270 --> 01:32:07.310
not evidence.
1850
01:32:08.190 --> 01:32:10.670
And you just wait, some judge
1851
01:32:10.990 --> 01:32:12.270
will allow it
1852
01:32:12.990 --> 01:32:13.949
because
1853
01:32:14.590 --> 01:32:16.590
there's a lot of judges
1854
01:32:17.615 --> 01:32:18.335
that
1855
01:32:18.975 --> 01:32:19.935
will just
1856
01:32:20.655 --> 01:32:21.295
reopen
1857
01:32:21.775 --> 01:32:25.295
cases. I mean, look at all the shit that's been reopened
1858
01:32:27.455 --> 01:32:30.655
in the last few years over stupid shit.
1859
01:32:31.940 --> 01:32:32.420
Know?
1860
01:32:33.060 --> 01:32:37.059
Lawyers can't get one court to even listen to it.
1861
01:32:38.020 --> 01:32:43.620
They go to another court. Oh, yeah. I'll take it. I'll listen to it. And then it gets overturned.
1862
01:32:45.405 --> 01:32:47.645
So, I mean, what do you do, man?
1863
01:32:47.965 --> 01:32:52.364
Yeah. No. Just let the motherfucker sit for the next twenty years in jail,
1864
01:32:52.765 --> 01:32:54.605
exactly where he fucking belongs.
1865
01:32:55.245 --> 01:32:56.685
This is why this is why
1866
01:32:58.120 --> 01:33:00.280
don't half ass listen to this shit.
1867
01:33:00.600 --> 01:33:01.480
I just
1868
01:33:01.640 --> 01:33:03.320
I just live my life.
1869
01:33:03.719 --> 01:33:06.440
I I don't I don't that's why I don't care
1870
01:33:06.680 --> 01:33:07.639
what the
1871
01:33:07.960 --> 01:33:10.280
government does. That's why I don't care
1872
01:33:10.600 --> 01:33:12.200
about a lot of this shit
1873
01:33:12.875 --> 01:33:13.675
because
1874
01:33:14.715 --> 01:33:16.235
I'm not going to change it.
1875
01:33:17.114 --> 01:33:17.835
You know?
1876
01:33:18.475 --> 01:33:23.594
Just going to enjoy my life and live my life like I want,
1877
01:33:24.315 --> 01:33:28.650
and I'm gonna let everyone else scream, yell, whine, cry,
1878
01:33:29.050 --> 01:33:31.530
and let all these young kids think
1879
01:33:32.010 --> 01:33:32.570
that
1880
01:33:32.970 --> 01:33:35.050
they're just a clump of cells.
1881
01:33:35.690 --> 01:33:37.450
Go for it. Have at it.
1882
01:33:38.034 --> 01:33:39.874
I don't give two fucks.
1883
01:33:40.675 --> 01:33:42.114
I'm living my life,
1884
01:33:42.914 --> 01:33:44.195
and I'm not letting
1885
01:33:44.514 --> 01:33:45.155
what
1886
01:33:45.954 --> 01:33:47.794
if Trump farts
1887
01:33:48.355 --> 01:33:49.875
farts crossways,
1888
01:33:49.875 --> 01:33:51.715
I don't care. If Joe Biden
1889
01:33:52.510 --> 01:33:53.309
fucking,
1890
01:33:53.869 --> 01:34:00.429
you know, whines about shit. I don't care if something happens in New York. I don't care because I don't live there.
1891
01:34:00.989 --> 01:34:03.070
It don't affect me and the way I live.
1892
01:34:04.285 --> 01:34:05.804
Well, I understand that.
1893
01:34:06.605 --> 01:34:08.685
And that's the thing. Everyone
1894
01:34:09.725 --> 01:34:15.244
you know, it seems like a lot of people nowadays have to have a therapist or be on drugs or,
1895
01:34:15.645 --> 01:34:17.245
you know, all like this because,
1896
01:34:17.710 --> 01:34:29.230
oh my God, orange man up in the white house is is not spending money right. Well, guess what? Your candidate didn't do it either. And the one before that and the one before that.
1897
01:34:30.285 --> 01:34:34.125
So, you know, what's so different about all this shit? Nothing.
1898
01:34:34.685 --> 01:34:36.284
It's just the name
1899
01:34:36.685 --> 01:34:37.965
is all it is.
1900
01:34:38.844 --> 01:34:40.525
It's just the name.
1901
01:34:40.925 --> 01:34:44.285
The government has been operating the same fucking way
1902
01:34:45.280 --> 01:34:46.079
since
1903
01:34:46.080 --> 01:34:46.880
forever,
1904
01:34:47.520 --> 01:34:49.199
only the names have changed.
1905
01:34:50.000 --> 01:34:50.800
That's it.
1906
01:34:51.520 --> 01:34:53.280
Yeah. Sometimes
1907
01:34:53.360 --> 01:34:55.360
we get some good shit out of it.
1908
01:34:55.760 --> 01:34:57.840
Most of the time we do not.
1909
01:34:59.045 --> 01:35:01.125
So why are you going to let it
1910
01:35:01.685 --> 01:35:03.685
control your life and dictate
1911
01:35:03.925 --> 01:35:07.205
how you think, feel, and act, and react?
1912
01:35:07.925 --> 01:35:10.405
Why don't you just live your life and enjoy your life?
1913
01:35:11.170 --> 01:35:14.530
And don't fucking worry about it because it's not going to change.
1914
01:35:15.010 --> 01:35:20.369
And if it does, great. If it doesn't, guess what? I'm still going wheeling. Fuck you.
1915
01:35:21.730 --> 01:35:23.170
I mean, you know,
1916
01:35:23.815 --> 01:35:30.775
now if gas gets up to $5.06 $7 a gallon, yeah, might not go wheeling as much, but I'll
1917
01:35:30.775 --> 01:35:32.135
still find something to do.
1918
01:35:32.535 --> 01:35:33.255
Yeah.
1919
01:35:34.055 --> 01:35:37.735
That's the whole thing. You see, this is where I don't get
1920
01:35:38.640 --> 01:35:39.519
why people
1921
01:35:40.080 --> 01:35:40.960
do this.
1922
01:35:41.600 --> 01:35:42.559
You know, let
1923
01:35:43.040 --> 01:35:44.800
what the government does
1924
01:35:45.440 --> 01:35:47.920
cause them all this angst and
1925
01:35:48.800 --> 01:35:49.440
just
1926
01:35:50.415 --> 01:35:51.455
health issues.
1927
01:35:52.255 --> 01:35:56.255
Because, I mean, people get physically sick over this. It's like, why?
1928
01:35:57.295 --> 01:35:58.255
Why?
1929
01:35:59.215 --> 01:36:01.615
You know? I mean, come on.
1930
01:36:02.750 --> 01:36:04.030
I don't get it.
1931
01:36:04.430 --> 01:36:05.550
I really don't.
1932
01:36:06.190 --> 01:36:08.510
And we probably never will.
1933
01:36:08.830 --> 01:36:09.550
Nope.
1934
01:36:10.590 --> 01:36:11.390
Because you
1935
01:36:13.150 --> 01:36:14.750
did not graduate
1936
01:36:15.070 --> 01:36:17.230
from Harvard Law School.
1937
01:36:18.875 --> 01:36:22.315
I probably still wouldn't get it, even if I did graduate
1938
01:36:23.035 --> 01:36:24.395
from Harvard Law.
1939
01:36:25.035 --> 01:36:27.435
That's the thing. I've just learned
1940
01:36:29.355 --> 01:36:31.835
I've learned to take what I see and read now
1941
01:36:32.580 --> 01:36:33.459
and then
1942
01:36:34.100 --> 01:36:37.459
think back, you know, 30 ago, forty years ago,
1943
01:36:38.659 --> 01:36:39.219
and
1944
01:36:39.780 --> 01:36:43.219
the stuff pretty much is the same. The numbers are bigger
1945
01:36:43.619 --> 01:36:45.459
because there's more money involved.
1946
01:36:45.940 --> 01:36:46.659
But
1947
01:36:46.824 --> 01:36:47.945
the thing is,
1948
01:36:48.344 --> 01:36:52.024
kinda not really because the money that's involved was printed
1949
01:36:52.105 --> 01:36:53.465
by our government.
1950
01:36:54.105 --> 01:36:57.945
You know, basically, right now, who's the richest country?
1951
01:36:58.425 --> 01:37:00.744
The one that has the least amount of debt.
1952
01:37:01.719 --> 01:37:02.519
Right.
1953
01:37:03.000 --> 01:37:04.760
And we have 40,000,000,000,000.
1954
01:37:06.040 --> 01:37:09.079
You know, honestly, I think it's bigger than that because,
1955
01:37:09.960 --> 01:37:13.880
you know, and yeah, yeah, I've been seeing
1956
01:37:14.635 --> 01:37:18.635
everyone's flipping out over that. Oh my God, the deficit, 40,000,000,000,000,
1957
01:37:18.635 --> 01:37:19.515
40,000,000,000,000.
1958
01:37:19.835 --> 01:37:23.594
But back when Obama was in spending all that money,
1959
01:37:23.915 --> 01:37:24.715
or Biden,
1960
01:37:25.515 --> 01:37:28.875
I saw articles that were saying that
1961
01:37:29.570 --> 01:37:31.249
they actually think that
1962
01:37:31.570 --> 01:37:32.289
the
1963
01:37:33.090 --> 01:37:34.050
debt
1964
01:37:34.210 --> 01:37:36.289
was actually already up in
1965
01:37:36.610 --> 01:37:38.050
the high thirties
1966
01:37:38.849 --> 01:37:39.570
then,
1967
01:37:40.210 --> 01:37:46.050
but that's not what is reported on because there's only a certain data set
1968
01:37:46.385 --> 01:37:47.985
that is reported on.
1969
01:37:48.945 --> 01:37:49.985
So this
1970
01:37:51.265 --> 01:37:52.625
is why the debt
1971
01:37:53.105 --> 01:37:53.825
apparently
1972
01:37:54.465 --> 01:37:55.745
was so low,
1973
01:37:56.465 --> 01:38:01.110
you know, back then. And then now it's like, oh, raised over 40,000,000,000,000,
1974
01:38:01.110 --> 01:38:03.349
so everyone's blaming Trump.
1975
01:38:03.910 --> 01:38:04.869
When actually
1976
01:38:05.190 --> 01:38:05.909
it's
1977
01:38:05.990 --> 01:38:09.830
most of what Joe Biden did is just coming back to
1978
01:38:11.105 --> 01:38:13.825
because it takes about four to six years
1979
01:38:14.385 --> 01:38:17.665
for policies that were put in place
1980
01:38:18.145 --> 01:38:20.305
during the previous administration.
1981
01:38:20.625 --> 01:38:24.785
It takes four to six years to realize how much money we're spending,
1982
01:38:25.320 --> 01:38:29.080
but that all gets tacked on to the current president,
1983
01:38:29.320 --> 01:38:31.719
whoever that current president should
1984
01:38:32.040 --> 01:38:32.600
be.
1985
01:38:33.480 --> 01:38:35.640
So no, it's not Trump's doing.
1986
01:38:36.040 --> 01:38:38.375
Not all of it. No. But
1987
01:38:39.495 --> 01:38:40.775
that's the thing, no
1988
01:38:41.255 --> 01:38:42.775
one makes
1989
01:38:44.135 --> 01:38:45.255
that distinction.
1990
01:38:45.895 --> 01:38:48.535
They just blame it on the person who's in there and
1991
01:38:49.015 --> 01:38:49.975
it's
1992
01:38:49.975 --> 01:38:50.615
their problem.
1993
01:38:51.660 --> 01:38:54.619
No. Yep, because who sets the price
1994
01:38:55.260 --> 01:38:57.420
of a barrel of oil?
1995
01:38:58.699 --> 01:38:59.820
Speculators.
1996
01:39:00.460 --> 01:39:02.540
Yep, speculators and OPEC.
1997
01:39:03.835 --> 01:39:04.715
Actually,
1998
01:39:04.715 --> 01:39:06.075
OPEC OPEC's
1999
01:39:06.075 --> 01:39:11.755
not even a major player anymore, dude. Oh, okay. No. OPEC's
2000
01:39:11.755 --> 01:39:12.315
been
2001
01:39:12.795 --> 01:39:18.075
I mean, they're not out of the game, but they aren't as big as they used to be where where OPEC
2002
01:39:19.490 --> 01:39:20.450
controlled
2003
01:39:20.770 --> 01:39:22.210
just about all the oil.
2004
01:39:22.530 --> 01:39:23.250
Uh-uh.
2005
01:39:24.050 --> 01:39:25.330
No, OPEC,
2006
01:39:26.370 --> 01:39:27.250
they're just
2007
01:39:27.650 --> 01:39:29.250
going along for the ride.
2008
01:39:30.290 --> 01:39:33.165
Besides- But yeah, you're right, speculators.
2009
01:39:33.485 --> 01:39:35.324
But yeah, speculators.
2010
01:39:36.365 --> 01:39:36.844
And
2011
01:39:37.645 --> 01:39:42.125
Yeah, they're the ones doing the price of the oil on that trunk.
2012
01:39:42.525 --> 01:39:46.980
No, but everyone is blaming Trump. You know, that's like
2013
01:39:48.900 --> 01:39:50.980
when Trump bombed Iran.
2014
01:39:51.460 --> 01:39:52.020
Okay?
2015
01:39:52.580 --> 01:39:55.540
The oil from that part of the world
2016
01:39:56.020 --> 01:39:59.540
does not ever come to The United States Of America.
2017
01:40:00.425 --> 01:40:02.105
It should never have
2018
01:40:02.505 --> 01:40:04.185
figured into the
2019
01:40:04.585 --> 01:40:07.145
price of our oil, never should have.
2020
01:40:08.105 --> 01:40:10.665
But because the speculators
2021
01:40:10.745 --> 01:40:12.585
and Wall Street fuckers,
2022
01:40:13.305 --> 01:40:15.865
they got all flipped out and
2023
01:40:16.179 --> 01:40:16.899
just
2024
01:40:17.219 --> 01:40:18.019
freaked.
2025
01:40:18.500 --> 01:40:20.979
Of course, they raised everything.
2026
01:40:21.539 --> 01:40:22.179
Yep.
2027
01:40:22.739 --> 01:40:24.739
And everyone's blaming Trump
2028
01:40:24.980 --> 01:40:29.539
for the high gas prices, and no, you need to put the blame where the blame
2029
01:40:30.405 --> 01:40:31.284
belongs.
2030
01:40:32.885 --> 01:40:33.844
Wall Street,
2031
01:40:34.405 --> 01:40:35.364
investors,
2032
01:40:35.445 --> 01:40:36.405
speculators,
2033
01:40:36.805 --> 01:40:42.645
that's where you need to put the blame. But you see, you can't name any one single person,
2034
01:40:43.880 --> 01:40:49.719
and that's why the blame never gets put there. It always gets put on the president
2035
01:40:49.880 --> 01:40:52.600
because they can name that one person.
2036
01:40:53.560 --> 01:40:55.640
Yeah. Put a name to the face. You're right.
2037
01:40:56.805 --> 01:40:57.445
So
2038
01:40:59.045 --> 01:41:02.005
it's bullshit, man. It's
2039
01:41:02.005 --> 01:41:03.205
just total bullshit.
2040
01:41:03.365 --> 01:41:05.925
The oil over there in Iran never,
2041
01:41:06.325 --> 01:41:08.325
never touches American soil.
2042
01:41:09.170 --> 01:41:11.570
Well, I heard one report that
2043
01:41:11.810 --> 01:41:13.489
America at
2044
01:41:14.770 --> 01:41:15.729
most
2045
01:41:16.690 --> 01:41:18.849
is getting 12%
2046
01:41:19.810 --> 01:41:20.850
of its oil
2047
01:41:21.635 --> 01:41:24.594
from Iran or from that area.
2048
01:41:25.315 --> 01:41:28.034
May not be from Iran. It may be from
2049
01:41:28.755 --> 01:41:29.554
UAE,
2050
01:41:30.594 --> 01:41:31.474
Kuwait,
2051
01:41:31.795 --> 01:41:32.514
you know,
2052
01:41:33.074 --> 01:41:33.795
some of those.
2053
01:41:35.010 --> 01:41:35.729
Yeah.
2054
01:41:35.969 --> 01:41:40.129
I'm not sure about that, dude. I mean, it very well might be
2055
01:41:41.170 --> 01:41:42.209
true, but
2056
01:41:43.809 --> 01:41:44.849
yeah, we
2057
01:41:45.570 --> 01:41:46.770
Hang on. Because
2058
01:41:48.475 --> 01:41:51.675
we used to rely on Middle East oil,
2059
01:41:53.355 --> 01:41:56.475
I don't know how long it's been, but I don't
2060
01:41:57.115 --> 01:41:58.155
think we
2061
01:41:59.195 --> 01:42:04.630
rely too much on it. Last time we relied on it was in the seventies.
2062
01:42:05.510 --> 01:42:06.230
Right.
2063
01:42:07.270 --> 01:42:08.630
Yeah. When we got the
2064
01:42:09.030 --> 01:42:10.469
oil boycott
2065
01:42:10.710 --> 01:42:11.510
from
2066
01:42:12.230 --> 01:42:12.870
Iran,
2067
01:42:13.905 --> 01:42:15.665
Oh yeah, it was
2068
01:42:16.385 --> 01:42:17.905
10 gallons max
2069
01:42:17.985 --> 01:42:19.105
for a week.
2070
01:42:19.825 --> 01:42:20.945
Yeah, I remember
2071
01:42:21.665 --> 01:42:23.025
the gas crisis.
2072
01:42:23.665 --> 01:42:24.625
Okay,
2073
01:42:24.625 --> 01:42:25.105
it
2074
01:42:26.065 --> 01:42:27.345
says The United States,
2075
01:42:28.130 --> 01:42:31.969
most of the oil, approximately 60%,
2076
01:42:32.449 --> 01:42:35.090
that is processed in US refineries
2077
01:42:35.650 --> 01:42:37.570
comes from within The US,
2078
01:42:38.369 --> 01:42:40.929
and that's mainly Texas, New Mexico,
2079
01:42:42.085 --> 01:42:42.965
bacon,
2080
01:42:43.284 --> 01:42:45.604
North Dakota, and the Gulf Of Mexico.
2081
01:42:46.085 --> 01:42:47.684
So 60%
2082
01:42:48.885 --> 01:42:49.445
is
2083
01:42:49.925 --> 01:42:52.724
our oil. 40% is imported
2084
01:42:52.885 --> 01:42:56.244
with Canada being the dominant foreign supplier,
2085
01:42:57.150 --> 01:42:58.510
and other
2086
01:42:58.510 --> 01:42:59.390
significant
2087
01:42:59.390 --> 01:43:00.270
sources
2088
01:43:00.270 --> 01:43:01.710
include Mexico,
2089
01:43:02.190 --> 01:43:03.390
Saudi Arabia,
2090
01:43:03.950 --> 01:43:07.790
and smaller shares from Iraq, Brazil, and other nations.
2091
01:43:08.430 --> 01:43:09.070
So
2092
01:43:09.965 --> 01:43:11.004
we do
2093
01:43:11.645 --> 01:43:12.524
it says
2094
01:43:13.485 --> 01:43:16.125
only a small fraction around 8%
2095
01:43:16.125 --> 01:43:17.644
of US oil
2096
01:43:18.045 --> 01:43:20.204
imports come from The Middle East.
2097
01:43:23.760 --> 01:43:25.440
So oil is
2098
01:43:25.920 --> 01:43:27.120
American oil.
2099
01:43:27.520 --> 01:43:28.320
Yeah.
2100
01:43:28.720 --> 01:43:29.920
Yeah. It is.
2101
01:43:33.040 --> 01:43:34.880
So why is our gas prices
2102
01:43:35.445 --> 01:43:36.485
going up?
2103
01:43:37.205 --> 01:43:38.244
Who knows?
2104
01:43:39.284 --> 01:43:40.005
Because
2105
01:43:40.165 --> 01:43:42.164
it's been proven over the years
2106
01:43:42.485 --> 01:43:44.005
if anybody
2107
01:43:44.005 --> 01:43:48.324
would have paid attention when it was being reported on, because it was being reported on,
2108
01:43:50.480 --> 01:43:51.600
The US,
2109
01:43:52.480 --> 01:43:54.400
The United States Of America
2110
01:43:54.480 --> 01:43:55.840
has enough oil
2111
01:43:56.080 --> 01:44:00.160
to power itself for the next, like, one hundred and fifty years.
2112
01:44:01.120 --> 01:44:04.215
So why are we sitting at $4.05 dollars $6.07
2113
01:44:04.215 --> 01:44:06.055
dollars a gallon in some places?
2114
01:44:06.615 --> 01:44:07.015
No
2115
01:44:08.055 --> 01:44:12.535
idea on that one. We shouldn't be no higher than $2.50 tops.
2116
01:44:13.095 --> 01:44:13.495
But
2117
01:44:15.350 --> 01:44:17.750
talking to a guy that I know,
2118
01:44:18.150 --> 01:44:19.989
this was a couple months back,
2119
01:44:20.390 --> 01:44:22.389
he was saying most of the oil,
2120
01:44:22.710 --> 01:44:24.550
because he works for Chevron,
2121
01:44:24.950 --> 01:44:26.790
he's saying most of the oil,
2122
01:44:27.430 --> 01:44:27.989
federal
2123
01:44:28.550 --> 01:44:28.950
taxes.
2124
01:44:29.755 --> 01:44:36.155
Federal tax on gas well, on diesel, I know, last I heard was 41¢
2125
01:44:36.235 --> 01:44:37.275
a gallon.
2126
01:44:37.915 --> 01:44:41.034
I think gasoline's right around the same.
2127
01:44:41.515 --> 01:44:44.475
Then you have your state, you're counting your city taxes
2128
01:44:44.730 --> 01:44:47.210
on gasoline on top of all that.
2129
01:44:47.690 --> 01:44:48.730
Yeah. So
2130
01:44:49.210 --> 01:44:50.170
I mean, gas
2131
01:44:50.730 --> 01:44:52.890
is technically cheap
2132
01:44:53.130 --> 01:44:54.330
or cheaper,
2133
01:44:55.050 --> 01:44:55.610
but
2134
01:44:55.930 --> 01:44:58.090
you add all these taxes on it
2135
01:44:58.655 --> 01:44:59.455
and then
2136
01:45:00.495 --> 01:45:01.935
sell it to the public.
2137
01:45:02.255 --> 01:45:03.695
Well shit, you're paying
2138
01:45:04.015 --> 01:45:06.095
a buck and 0.5 in taxes.
2139
01:45:06.815 --> 01:45:12.189
It might not be that much, but it's not far from it. Oh, it ain't far from it at all.
2140
01:45:12.989 --> 01:45:14.030
Yeah, it's
2141
01:45:14.989 --> 01:45:16.590
Yeah, you're saying it's
2142
01:45:17.150 --> 01:45:20.349
I don't know, man. But what are you gonna do?
2143
01:45:20.670 --> 01:45:24.364
You need gas to go to work. You need gas to go to grocery store.
2144
01:45:25.725 --> 01:45:27.804
Just find the cheapest one?
2145
01:45:28.765 --> 01:45:29.485
Probably
2146
01:45:30.285 --> 01:45:32.364
ought to buy a Toyota car
2147
01:45:32.445 --> 01:45:34.845
that gets like 35 miles to the gallon.
2148
01:45:35.929 --> 01:45:36.889
Yeah.
2149
01:45:38.409 --> 01:45:39.769
I remember I used
2150
01:45:40.409 --> 01:45:41.769
to have a Suzuki.
2151
01:45:42.170 --> 01:45:42.889
Oh,
2152
01:45:43.290 --> 01:45:44.329
got a kid.
2153
01:45:45.050 --> 01:45:48.650
Well, I had a Kia Rio that got like 32 miles to the gallon.
2154
01:45:49.255 --> 01:45:53.255
No matter what. I didn't care if I was driving at the speed limit or
2155
01:45:53.575 --> 01:45:58.534
80 mile an hour. It got 32 miles a gallon. It was great. I had a Suzuki
2156
01:45:58.775 --> 01:46:01.494
that got right around 30 miles to the gallon.
2157
01:46:01.895 --> 01:46:03.335
That was actually kind of nice.
2158
01:46:04.250 --> 01:46:06.090
I've
2159
01:46:06.090 --> 01:46:08.409
kind of thought about going to a Toyota,
2160
01:46:08.810 --> 01:46:10.170
maybe not a car,
2161
01:46:10.650 --> 01:46:12.730
but like a 4Runner or something.
2162
01:46:13.130 --> 01:46:13.849
Yeah.
2163
01:46:14.090 --> 01:46:14.809
You know?
2164
01:46:15.370 --> 01:46:16.010
Yeah.
2165
01:46:16.250 --> 01:46:17.530
Just because
2166
01:46:17.770 --> 01:46:18.730
it would be
2167
01:46:22.195 --> 01:46:22.834
cheaper.
2168
01:46:23.235 --> 01:46:23.874
Yeah.
2169
01:46:24.275 --> 01:46:26.994
But I mean, honestly, in my Jeep, I don't
2170
01:46:27.315 --> 01:46:32.034
drive that much as it is, so it doesn't really cost me that much a month.
2171
01:46:33.250 --> 01:46:34.770
You know? Now
2172
01:46:35.650 --> 01:46:36.929
cruising the coast,
2173
01:46:37.810 --> 01:46:38.449
that
2174
01:46:38.850 --> 01:46:40.530
that'll cost a little bit
2175
01:46:41.250 --> 01:46:44.210
driving around and stuff, but I expect that.
2176
01:46:45.025 --> 01:46:45.745
Yeah.
2177
01:46:46.545 --> 01:46:46.945
So
2178
01:46:48.065 --> 01:46:49.345
We shall see.
2179
01:46:49.985 --> 01:46:51.185
Oh, guess what?
2180
01:46:51.505 --> 01:46:52.385
Yes.
2181
01:46:52.945 --> 01:46:54.705
Talked to Turkey the other day,
2182
01:46:55.425 --> 01:46:56.385
the country.
2183
01:46:57.345 --> 01:46:57.985
Okay.
2184
01:46:58.830 --> 01:47:00.429
Yeah. Over
2185
01:47:01.150 --> 01:47:03.390
the weekend, was funny. Last Saturday,
2186
01:47:06.990 --> 01:47:10.270
I didn't realize it, but I'd saw something about
2187
01:47:10.590 --> 01:47:12.110
a ham radio contest.
2188
01:47:13.175 --> 01:47:18.215
And I'm like, oh shit, I had totally forgot about it because it wasn't on my calendar.
2189
01:47:19.015 --> 01:47:19.574
And
2190
01:47:20.055 --> 01:47:23.735
I found out about it and it was like two hours before start time.
2191
01:47:24.215 --> 01:47:26.790
I'm like, I had to jump in on it.
2192
01:47:27.110 --> 01:47:27.910
Aye.
2193
01:47:28.070 --> 01:47:29.110
So I did.
2194
01:47:29.590 --> 01:47:32.949
And it was a short contest. It was only twelve hours.
2195
01:47:33.510 --> 01:47:35.830
But I mean, it was cool as shit.
2196
01:47:36.150 --> 01:47:38.710
I wound up making like 112
2197
01:47:38.710 --> 01:47:39.750
contacts
2198
01:47:40.245 --> 01:47:41.125
within
2199
01:47:41.765 --> 01:47:43.205
like six hours,
2200
01:47:43.685 --> 01:47:48.245
which, I mean, it's not bad, you know, for me. Not bad. But
2201
01:47:48.885 --> 01:47:53.125
anytime I had seen the country of Turkey on the spotter list,
2202
01:47:54.280 --> 01:47:58.039
I would always try and listen for them and I could never hear anybody.
2203
01:47:58.679 --> 01:48:04.599
You know, they were being spotted saying, oh yeah, you know, they're making contacts, but I can never hear them.
2204
01:48:05.000 --> 01:48:06.599
And I
2205
01:48:07.239 --> 01:48:08.040
found Turkey,
2206
01:48:08.585 --> 01:48:11.065
I tuned up, oh my gosh,
2207
01:48:12.745 --> 01:48:18.105
was like they was almost sitting right here next to me. Clear as a bell, it was a lighthouse.
2208
01:48:18.505 --> 01:48:19.545
There's a lighthouse.
2209
01:48:20.425 --> 01:48:21.225
And
2210
01:48:21.570 --> 01:48:22.929
during this contest,
2211
01:48:23.090 --> 01:48:25.409
it was lighthouses on the air,
2212
01:48:25.650 --> 01:48:26.289
I guess.
2213
01:48:26.770 --> 01:48:28.769
And there was a team of
2214
01:48:29.250 --> 01:48:31.169
guys from Turkey
2215
01:48:31.489 --> 01:48:32.610
that were operating
2216
01:48:33.889 --> 01:48:34.210
in,
2217
01:48:35.215 --> 01:48:38.255
yeah, I didn't have to call, a couple times and
2218
01:48:38.815 --> 01:48:42.655
they freaking came back to me. I'm like, hell yeah, I finally got Turkey,
2219
01:48:42.655 --> 01:48:45.295
the country in my logbook.
2220
01:48:46.735 --> 01:48:47.375
So I
2221
01:48:47.695 --> 01:48:48.815
was happy about that.
2222
01:48:49.849 --> 01:48:51.289
You still there, dude?
2223
01:48:51.610 --> 01:48:52.649
I'm here.
2224
01:48:53.050 --> 01:48:54.570
You falling asleep?
2225
01:48:55.449 --> 01:48:56.489
In and out.
2226
01:48:56.969 --> 01:48:58.090
In and out?
2227
01:48:58.409 --> 01:48:58.730
Yeah.
2228
01:49:01.305 --> 01:49:04.905
I hear a ding dong. Yeah. Looks like Brilliant's back.
2229
01:49:05.145 --> 01:49:08.585
Don't see a face to go along with the ding dong.
2230
01:49:11.785 --> 01:49:14.344
So Oh, there's there's the ding dong.
2231
01:49:15.200 --> 01:49:20.160
Yep. The ding dong finally made it back. So, yeah, it took a little longer. They had I had
2232
01:49:21.040 --> 01:49:22.560
they're they're wanting us to do
2233
01:49:24.320 --> 01:49:26.320
wanted to acknowledge that we
2234
01:49:26.320 --> 01:49:28.320
need to start paying more, I guess, more attention.
2235
01:49:29.465 --> 01:49:30.505
Now we have
2236
01:49:35.385 --> 01:49:36.905
Hey. Drop out again.
2237
01:49:37.545 --> 01:49:38.504
Hey, Rich.
2238
01:49:39.304 --> 01:49:40.664
Oh, mister Rich.
2239
01:49:41.719 --> 01:49:42.599
Are
2240
01:49:43.400 --> 01:49:44.360
you there, Rich?
2241
01:49:45.320 --> 01:49:47.159
Turn on your microphone, Rich.
2242
01:49:48.520 --> 01:49:50.999
Oh shoot, we lose Brian again?
2243
01:49:51.480 --> 01:49:52.199
Yep.
2244
01:49:52.600 --> 01:49:54.119
We lost you too.
2245
01:49:54.360 --> 01:49:55.719
We lost you too.
2246
01:49:56.555 --> 01:49:57.835
Well, I didn't leave.
2247
01:50:00.155 --> 01:50:02.155
Just had to release some water.
2248
01:50:02.635 --> 01:50:03.515
Oh, okay.
2249
01:50:04.475 --> 01:50:10.555
Mean, Brian came back and I thought, Oh cool, Brian's back for a minute. Give me long enough time to,
2250
01:50:11.150 --> 01:50:13.070
because my eyeballs were floating.
2251
01:50:13.870 --> 01:50:14.350
And
2252
01:50:15.150 --> 01:50:22.910
I was hearing Brian talking while I was doing my business and then I didn't hear anything. I'm like, What, did Brian fall asleep too?
2253
01:50:24.665 --> 01:50:25.545
Know? Go
2254
01:50:26.585 --> 01:50:28.585
ahead. Nope, he just fell off again.
2255
01:50:28.905 --> 01:50:29.864
Okay.
2256
01:50:33.225 --> 01:50:35.304
Other than that, did
2257
01:50:36.425 --> 01:50:43.020
that contest and that was kinda fun. I just fired everything up and jumped on and just got jiggy with it.
2258
01:50:43.660 --> 01:50:45.900
But you had known about the contest
2259
01:50:46.380 --> 01:50:47.500
beforehand.
2260
01:50:47.980 --> 01:50:51.100
You just forgot to put it on your calendar. Right? That is so weird.
2261
01:50:53.265 --> 01:50:54.065
Damn it.
2262
01:50:56.065 --> 01:50:58.385
Alright. Back again. Hopefully, this time
2263
01:50:59.265 --> 01:51:01.505
I never realized this until
2264
01:51:01.665 --> 01:51:02.385
this
2265
01:51:02.705 --> 01:51:04.465
actually, this on this road.
2266
01:51:05.025 --> 01:51:06.145
Your dead zones
2267
01:51:06.960 --> 01:51:10.880
change depending on what direction you're going, or coming. You're coming,
2268
01:51:11.760 --> 01:51:12.400
going.
2269
01:51:12.880 --> 01:51:13.679
And
2270
01:51:14.239 --> 01:51:16.719
it sounds like he's gonna hit another one.
2271
01:51:17.200 --> 01:51:19.760
Yeah, because he sure won't able tell you.
2272
01:51:20.905 --> 01:51:24.264
Yeah, you went in your time. Get grieving, I've got three bars.
2273
01:51:24.824 --> 01:51:28.264
Well, you was You got more bars now than when I started.
2274
01:51:28.745 --> 01:51:29.784
Well,
2275
01:51:30.905 --> 01:51:38.519
doing good now, but when you started talking, you made Chinese cellular really quick. Are you loud enough? I am. So,
2276
01:51:42.840 --> 01:51:47.935
yeah, that I mean, so far you're still with us. Good. Alright.
2277
01:51:48.255 --> 01:51:58.575
Well, it was just and it took a little longer because I had to I had to basically sign a little agreement saying that if if water haulers or any other vehicles are coming out of way
2278
01:51:59.890 --> 01:52:04.210
on this particular lease road. We pull off as far as we can, and we stop.
2279
01:52:04.530 --> 01:52:11.010
Because apparently, we have one of our drivers in the water haul, skipping across each other and high five mirrors and everything else.
2280
01:52:11.665 --> 01:52:12.545
Okay.
2281
01:52:12.784 --> 01:52:13.505
So
2282
01:52:14.145 --> 01:52:16.705
yeah. So everyone has to sign Joy of is
2283
01:52:17.425 --> 01:52:17.985
a
2284
01:52:18.625 --> 01:52:23.025
saying, we go through the day. We're gonna keep driving because it's coming back.
2285
01:52:24.400 --> 01:52:26.320
We're
2286
01:52:26.320 --> 01:52:27.599
up in the middle, and
2287
01:52:28.640 --> 01:52:31.520
he said that's cool. Walk a couple times.
2288
01:52:32.480 --> 01:52:36.560
Well, at least one has been tailing for about past mile and a half.
2289
01:52:37.534 --> 01:52:43.295
So but but, yeah, the road is the lease road is just about a truck and
2290
01:52:44.094 --> 01:52:45.775
a truck width and a half.
2291
01:52:46.335 --> 01:52:47.054
Oh, okay.
2292
01:52:47.614 --> 01:52:49.534
So it's a little bit of a skinny deal.
2293
01:52:49.940 --> 01:52:50.580
And
2294
01:52:51.060 --> 01:53:00.100
I mean, I've been I've been well, you're not supposed to drive over 25 miles an hour on the road anyhow, and well, water haulers. I'm due because water haulers are assholes.
2295
01:53:01.935 --> 01:53:03.054
But
2296
01:53:04.655 --> 01:53:05.615
anyhow,
2297
01:53:05.615 --> 01:53:11.855
yeah, if anybody comes out or comes my way and we're on the we're on the skinny parts of the road, I've
2298
01:53:12.335 --> 01:53:12.975
I'll
2299
01:53:13.375 --> 01:53:14.335
pull off the side,
2300
01:53:15.429 --> 01:53:16.709
pull them there,
2301
01:53:17.429 --> 01:53:21.189
and stop and let them pass before I keep going.
2302
01:53:21.829 --> 01:53:24.869
One, because I've got a brand new truck. I don't want it damaged.
2303
01:53:25.590 --> 01:53:25.989
Right.
2304
01:53:27.205 --> 01:53:28.485
Yeah. Damn it.
2305
01:53:28.965 --> 01:53:30.565
Got a brand new truck.
2306
01:53:31.205 --> 01:53:31.844
Yep.
2307
01:53:32.165 --> 01:53:34.565
What year did twenty six twenty twenty six.
2308
01:53:34.965 --> 01:53:36.804
Frankly. Yeah. I got a brand new one.
2309
01:53:37.205 --> 01:53:37.925
Nope.
2310
01:53:38.165 --> 01:53:38.805
Kenworth
2311
01:53:39.360 --> 01:53:40.479
C880.
2312
01:53:40.800 --> 01:53:41.760
Oh, really?
2313
01:53:42.239 --> 01:53:42.959
Yep.
2314
01:53:43.120 --> 01:53:43.999
Okay.
2315
01:53:44.080 --> 01:53:47.440
I had it. I got it whenever it had nineteen
2316
01:53:47.679 --> 01:53:51.440
sixty seven miles on it, and now it's got 13,699.
2317
01:53:52.085 --> 01:53:53.204
Holy cow.
2318
01:53:53.525 --> 01:53:55.284
Yeah. Man's making new.
2319
01:53:55.605 --> 01:53:56.324
Right?
2320
01:53:56.965 --> 01:53:57.844
Shit.
2321
01:53:58.005 --> 01:53:59.045
It was barely
2322
01:53:59.364 --> 01:54:03.045
off the assembly line when you guys Yeah. It still had new truck smell.
2323
01:54:03.860 --> 01:54:05.619
It don't smell existed.
2324
01:54:06.420 --> 01:54:07.620
No. No. No. It's got
2325
01:54:08.660 --> 01:54:10.820
I didn't know trucks had new truck smells.
2326
01:54:13.220 --> 01:54:14.420
Yeah. They do.
2327
01:54:14.820 --> 01:54:20.475
Yeah. But now, no, it doesn't smell like new truck anymore. It smells like smells like a
2328
01:54:21.675 --> 01:54:26.395
trucker who's a a trucker and and a lot of parts. So it's yeah.
2329
01:54:26.715 --> 01:54:27.435
Right.
2330
01:54:27.595 --> 01:54:29.115
It's been properly broken.
2331
01:54:30.715 --> 01:54:36.700
That's that's the way it ought to be. Yeah. I remember I I had gotten a new truck. It was
2332
01:54:37.100 --> 01:54:39.739
this, company I drove for leased them
2333
01:54:39.980 --> 01:54:41.980
from, I can't remember who,
2334
01:54:42.780 --> 01:54:43.900
wooden rider.
2335
01:54:44.460 --> 01:54:46.140
It was it was someone else,
2336
01:54:46.855 --> 01:54:49.895
but that was a brand new t 600
2337
01:54:50.215 --> 01:54:52.615
before that changed
2338
01:54:52.615 --> 01:54:56.135
and dropped the 600. It was brand new t 600.
2339
01:54:56.535 --> 01:54:57.175
And
2340
01:54:57.735 --> 01:54:58.855
I think it had
2341
01:55:00.199 --> 01:55:03.079
30 miles on it when I got it.
2342
01:55:03.480 --> 01:55:05.559
Oh, God, I love that truck.
2343
01:55:06.679 --> 01:55:11.320
Every gear slid right in there like butter. There was no movement
2344
01:55:11.815 --> 01:55:12.455
the It
2345
01:55:14.295 --> 01:55:16.295
was weird because the dash
2346
01:55:17.095 --> 01:55:19.895
the dash of the old T600 was flat.
2347
01:55:20.535 --> 01:55:21.895
Okay. Okay?
2348
01:55:22.375 --> 01:55:31.219
The older T600 had a flat dash, and with this new one, they had kicked out one side of the dash just a hair,
2349
01:55:31.700 --> 01:55:38.580
and it it put everything at your fingertips. Before on the old t six hundreds when I drove those years ago,
2350
01:55:39.455 --> 01:55:45.135
you know, you'd have to reach over for your light switches. Now I didn't like the new
2351
01:55:45.535 --> 01:55:48.255
rocker style switches for the lights.
2352
01:55:48.655 --> 01:55:49.215
Was I
2353
01:55:49.615 --> 01:55:52.014
was used to the actual toggles,
2354
01:55:52.335 --> 01:55:52.895
and that was
2355
01:55:53.700 --> 01:55:57.460
was a drawback, but I got over that pretty quick.
2356
01:55:57.860 --> 01:56:01.700
It just it just I don't know why the T600,
2357
01:56:02.020 --> 01:56:03.620
especially the older ones,
2358
01:56:03.940 --> 01:56:09.675
I always I always loved the hell out of them, you know, besides the peds. The peds were my main one.
2359
01:56:09.915 --> 01:56:13.514
But Oh, yeah. You know, give me a t 600,
2360
01:56:13.755 --> 01:56:16.074
that freaking ride everywhere.
2361
01:56:17.114 --> 01:56:17.835
I didn't care.
2362
01:56:19.050 --> 01:56:20.810
You know? Yep.
2363
01:56:22.250 --> 01:56:22.969
But
2364
01:56:23.930 --> 01:56:25.690
Well, mine's less than
2365
01:56:26.010 --> 01:56:28.810
2,000 or less than two years,
2366
01:56:29.770 --> 01:56:33.050
and I just rolled a 109,000
2367
01:56:33.050 --> 01:56:33.610
today.
2368
01:56:34.425 --> 01:56:35.144
Nice.
2369
01:56:35.545 --> 01:56:36.664
Holy cow.
2370
01:56:37.625 --> 01:56:39.864
About to need your new truck, ain't you, dude?
2371
01:56:43.625 --> 01:56:44.664
Who knows?
2372
01:56:45.385 --> 01:56:46.344
I mean, When
2373
01:56:47.304 --> 01:56:48.185
the lease is up,
2374
01:56:48.920 --> 01:56:51.239
I don't know when the lease expires.
2375
01:56:51.960 --> 01:56:52.679
Right.
2376
01:56:53.239 --> 01:56:54.999
Yeah. But as soon as the
2377
01:56:56.040 --> 01:56:57.400
lease expires,
2378
01:56:57.800 --> 01:57:00.039
they're starting to turn over the trucks.
2379
01:57:00.520 --> 01:57:00.920
Wow.
2380
01:57:01.635 --> 01:57:02.994
And get new ones.
2381
01:57:03.715 --> 01:57:04.354
But we'll Yeah,
2382
01:57:05.554 --> 01:57:06.675
I've driven trucks.
2383
01:57:08.434 --> 01:57:10.514
They had like 1,200,000
2384
01:57:10.514 --> 01:57:13.235
miles on them and they were still kicking.
2385
01:57:14.090 --> 01:57:14.809
Yeah.
2386
01:57:15.610 --> 01:57:16.090
Know,
2387
01:57:16.650 --> 01:57:17.690
700,000,
2388
01:57:17.690 --> 01:57:18.889
800,000.
2389
01:57:19.770 --> 01:57:22.729
I'd have them for a couple of years, put on
2390
01:57:23.690 --> 01:57:30.485
a couple 100, maybe two fifty, 300,000 miles on them and just, okay, I wore that one out.
2391
01:57:31.205 --> 01:57:31.844
Yeah.
2392
01:57:33.445 --> 01:57:36.804
But it is nice having a new truck. I will say that.
2393
01:57:37.284 --> 01:57:38.005
Yeah.
2394
01:57:38.485 --> 01:57:39.685
One, two, three.
2395
01:57:40.960 --> 01:57:41.679
Yes.
2396
01:57:44.320 --> 01:57:51.199
So what was the topic of discussion so I don't have to go to so I don't have to go back, rewind, and listen to what y'all had to say?
2397
01:57:51.760 --> 01:57:54.719
Well, actually, the first time when you came back,
2398
01:57:55.405 --> 01:57:57.965
I thought you was gonna be on for a minute.
2399
01:57:58.284 --> 01:58:00.445
And so I went and
2400
01:58:00.925 --> 01:58:03.244
see a see a release some water.
2401
01:58:04.284 --> 01:58:09.405
And then I got back, little dude's
2402
01:58:08.560 --> 01:58:11.519
passed out down there and you're gone.
2403
01:58:12.000 --> 01:58:15.199
I do. And I'm like, where did he And
2404
01:58:16.320 --> 01:58:20.239
dude's like, yeah, he just dropped off again. I'm like, well, shit.
2405
01:58:20.855 --> 01:58:27.415
And dude was like, And then you left. I said, Well, no, I didn't leave. I just had to do some business.
2406
01:58:29.495 --> 01:58:31.095
And then dude and I had
2407
01:58:31.415 --> 01:58:41.850
just barely started talking. Uh-oh, what's going on here? Why am I losing there? I don't know. Why are you losing air? Did you bust a line? I don't know. I gotta figure out. Hold
2408
01:58:41.850 --> 01:58:42.409
up.
2409
01:58:43.130 --> 01:58:44.170
Brian
2410
01:58:44.170 --> 01:58:45.369
busted a line.
2411
01:58:46.090 --> 01:58:47.929
Bet it's a brake line. That was weird.
2412
01:58:48.534 --> 01:58:49.254
What?
2413
01:58:49.894 --> 01:58:51.494
Okay. Well, hold up. I'm
2414
01:58:52.375 --> 01:58:54.854
okay. I am and I've got an issue here.
2415
01:58:55.094 --> 01:58:56.374
I'm not moving.
2416
01:58:56.855 --> 01:58:57.574
Oh,
2417
01:58:58.135 --> 01:58:59.494
there we go. Let's see here.
2418
01:59:01.830 --> 01:59:05.670
I got my flashers on because I lost something somewhere.
2419
01:59:06.469 --> 01:59:09.030
It's because of the brand new fucking truck.
2420
01:59:09.270 --> 01:59:11.670
Well, no. Actually, it's something with the trailer.
2421
01:59:12.165 --> 01:59:13.685
Oh, I see what happened.
2422
01:59:14.405 --> 01:59:15.045
What?
2423
01:59:15.445 --> 01:59:19.685
Don't just say I see what happened, then don't say nothing. No.
2424
01:59:20.085 --> 01:59:21.364
For whatever reason,
2425
01:59:21.685 --> 01:59:23.364
my glad hand popped off.
2426
01:59:23.765 --> 01:59:27.445
Ah, well, that'd be a good reason to lose air.
2427
01:59:28.140 --> 01:59:28.780
Yeah.
2428
01:59:29.420 --> 01:59:31.340
And lock up the trailer.
2429
01:59:31.660 --> 01:59:32.700
Yeah. Yeah.
2430
01:59:34.940 --> 01:59:39.740
Now everything's rolling like it's supposed to. Good thing you did. Good thing you didn't drink too damn far.
2431
01:59:40.565 --> 01:59:41.284
Okay.
2432
01:59:42.245 --> 01:59:44.324
I yeah. It would have been fine.
2433
01:59:44.885 --> 01:59:50.645
We're on cleaching gravel anyhow, so it's not like I ran five miles down the road with it.
2434
01:59:54.000 --> 01:59:56.000
Not that I know anybody who's done that.
2435
01:59:56.800 --> 01:59:59.280
No. I don't know of anybody.
2436
02:00:00.800 --> 02:00:02.239
No. I never had a
2437
02:00:02.720 --> 02:00:07.065
And I wouldn't even if you asked. Oh, I'll admit it if you ask.
2438
02:00:07.545 --> 02:00:10.985
No, I won't. I won't pass it up right off the bat.
2439
02:00:12.185 --> 02:00:13.705
You'll wait a year or two.
2440
02:00:14.105 --> 02:00:14.824
Yeah.
2441
02:00:15.225 --> 02:00:17.465
No, I had one
2442
02:00:17.739 --> 02:00:18.860
where I was
2443
02:00:19.500 --> 02:00:31.580
running behind, and it always happens when you're running behind. So I wouldn't do I wasn't actually paying all the attention that I needed to because I woke up late, and I was supposed to have been on the road, like, an hour and a half ago and and stuff.
2444
02:00:32.565 --> 02:00:33.765
And it was cold.
2445
02:00:34.245 --> 02:00:35.365
It was wintertime.
2446
02:00:35.685 --> 02:00:38.245
I hopped in the hopped in the truck and I
2447
02:00:38.645 --> 02:00:51.300
got got everything up going. He waited long enough for the for the, you know, the engine to get up to, you know, about a 100 plus degrees just so that it got them warmed up and got some got some oil flowing through through the engine block.
2448
02:00:51.780 --> 02:00:55.540
And I pushed in the brake the brakes and
2449
02:00:55.780 --> 02:00:56.500
all and
2450
02:00:56.820 --> 02:00:57.940
took off and
2451
02:00:58.195 --> 02:00:59.074
99%
2452
02:00:59.074 --> 02:01:07.795
of the time, except for like the time, like everyone I'm talking about, I usually will roll my window down to listen to see if I'm dragging a tire or anything.
2453
02:01:08.195 --> 02:01:08.914
Right.
2454
02:01:09.315 --> 02:01:09.715
Well,
2455
02:01:10.530 --> 02:01:13.490
three of the the brakes on the trailer released.
2456
02:01:13.490 --> 02:01:14.449
One didn't.
2457
02:01:14.530 --> 02:01:18.370
Now I drove that thing all the way through canoe down over the bridge.
2458
02:01:18.690 --> 02:01:22.530
And as I was turning, I happened to look get out, and I saw smoke.
2459
02:01:24.765 --> 02:01:31.565
There's smoke going everywhere, and I was like, oh, shit. What the hell happened? Got over there. Yep. All both both of those tires were flat.
2460
02:01:32.205 --> 02:01:33.725
They're flat and and bottomed
2461
02:01:34.365 --> 02:01:38.845
out, and steel was showing everywhere. And so I had to call and go, I fucked up.
2462
02:01:39.005 --> 02:01:41.989
So I had no problem calling saying I fucked up.
2463
02:01:42.550 --> 02:01:43.269
Right.
2464
02:01:43.750 --> 02:01:44.710
Yeah. I had a
2465
02:01:45.590 --> 02:01:47.269
it was in the wintertime,
2466
02:01:47.349 --> 02:01:49.829
and I had stopped for the night,
2467
02:01:50.150 --> 02:01:51.110
and something
2468
02:01:52.165 --> 02:01:55.045
it was ingrained in me from when I started,
2469
02:01:55.525 --> 02:01:56.644
in the wintertime,
2470
02:01:56.804 --> 02:01:59.445
you never lock your trailer brakes ever.
2471
02:01:59.844 --> 02:02:01.685
Well, I never locked trailer brakes either.
2472
02:02:03.780 --> 02:02:09.300
Locked the tractor, but never locked the trailer brakes because it frees up and they're a And bitch
2473
02:02:09.540 --> 02:02:09.860
getting
2474
02:02:11.620 --> 02:02:12.340
well,
2475
02:02:12.660 --> 02:02:16.659
I had locked my trailer brakes. I guess I was tired and wasn't thinking,
2476
02:02:17.300 --> 02:02:17.700
and
2477
02:02:18.105 --> 02:02:20.505
got up the next morning, started going,
2478
02:02:21.065 --> 02:02:24.105
and there was enough snow on the ground. I mean,
2479
02:02:24.585 --> 02:02:26.665
drugged the trailer like three miles.
2480
02:02:28.265 --> 02:02:29.545
And finally
2481
02:02:30.025 --> 02:02:32.905
about the last mile before the truck stop, I'm like,
2482
02:02:35.210 --> 02:02:37.370
my trailer tandems ain't running
2483
02:02:37.690 --> 02:02:38.330
right.
2484
02:02:38.810 --> 02:02:44.730
And so I tried breaking them loose. I even tried getting out and beating on the drums and that wasn't working.
2485
02:02:45.625 --> 02:02:52.104
And I was like, what the hell? So I made it to the truck stop and yeah, I had to replace a couple tires
2486
02:02:52.744 --> 02:02:53.624
and everything.
2487
02:02:54.425 --> 02:02:58.985
Yeah, so after that, I never did lock my trailer brakes ever again.
2488
02:03:00.250 --> 02:03:02.810
And if I was driving today, I still wouldn't do it.
2489
02:03:03.530 --> 02:03:08.170
Now I don't. The only reason that the trailer brakes ever get set is because
2490
02:03:08.730 --> 02:03:09.690
the trailer
2491
02:03:10.090 --> 02:03:15.705
that I'm under had is a slow leak, and so it eats out all it eats all my air. So Right.
2492
02:03:16.505 --> 02:03:19.785
Yeah. I just resemble that. I resemble that remark.
2493
02:03:20.105 --> 02:03:20.745
Yep.
2494
02:03:21.305 --> 02:03:21.945
Yeah.
2495
02:03:22.745 --> 02:03:25.305
I've yeah. I've been up under a couple trucks,
2496
02:03:26.100 --> 02:03:30.020
trailers in the past beating on brakes and Oh, yeah.
2497
02:03:30.580 --> 02:03:35.700
Trying to do the the backup, slam on the brake thing, see if that'll bust and lose. That's
2498
02:03:35.700 --> 02:03:37.700
a pain in the ass, really. Yeah. It is.
2499
02:03:38.525 --> 02:03:47.324
Scares the shit out of you if you're underneath there with your with your little little Mjolnir Thor hammer trying to beat the shit out of the drums that they finally let go.
2500
02:03:47.804 --> 02:03:48.844
Wow. Yeah.
2501
02:03:51.440 --> 02:03:54.880
Well, that's why that's why I always carried a three pound sledge.
2502
02:03:55.200 --> 02:03:57.600
Short handled three pound sledge.
2503
02:03:57.680 --> 02:04:01.120
Yep. I always had one in my truck just because
2504
02:04:01.200 --> 02:04:02.640
of that reason right there.
2505
02:04:03.635 --> 02:04:08.434
Never had to use it other than a few times, like if I was in a dock,
2506
02:04:09.475 --> 02:04:11.954
a lot of times I could get the trailer
2507
02:04:12.114 --> 02:04:13.315
brakes to
2508
02:04:13.795 --> 02:04:14.515
pop, but
2509
02:04:15.390 --> 02:04:17.150
one time up in New York,
2510
02:04:17.469 --> 02:04:22.030
Maysville, New York, I think is where I was at. I can see it in my head, but
2511
02:04:22.909 --> 02:04:24.030
the
2512
02:04:24.909 --> 02:04:26.030
trailer wheels
2513
02:04:26.110 --> 02:04:27.949
had froze up because
2514
02:04:28.510 --> 02:04:30.190
I'd been in the dock
2515
02:04:30.614 --> 02:04:32.454
and I started going and
2516
02:04:32.855 --> 02:04:36.054
so I had to get up under there and just beat the shit out of them.
2517
02:04:36.934 --> 02:04:40.054
It took, God, it took forever for me to get that
2518
02:04:40.614 --> 02:04:41.414
undone.
2519
02:04:42.135 --> 02:04:44.729
Not bad. Took me forever.
2520
02:04:45.050 --> 02:04:50.570
And this was back with the old spring ride, the old manual slack adjust, all that shit.
2521
02:04:50.889 --> 02:04:52.969
Couldn't even back the brakes off.
2522
02:04:55.530 --> 02:04:58.025
Were welded up on there. Yeah, they were.
2523
02:04:58.745 --> 02:05:01.145
About thirty minutes later, I got them.
2524
02:05:04.665 --> 02:05:07.865
Of the main reasons I don't like. I don't like driving
2525
02:05:07.865 --> 02:05:08.665
in the wintertime.
2526
02:05:10.070 --> 02:05:10.789
Right.
2527
02:05:11.110 --> 02:05:13.349
What is she gonna say, dude? Yep.
2528
02:05:13.750 --> 02:05:15.429
Yeah, see all that stuff?
2529
02:05:15.989 --> 02:05:18.229
Ain't ever gonna happen to me.
2530
02:05:19.190 --> 02:05:20.229
Why is that?
2531
02:05:21.030 --> 02:05:23.190
Because I ain't gonna be driving in that shit.
2532
02:05:26.054 --> 02:05:27.175
Come on, dude.
2533
02:05:27.895 --> 02:05:33.655
Better hope that the El Nino doesn't do what the what they're claiming the Super El Nino's gonna do this winter.
2534
02:05:34.295 --> 02:05:36.695
They're claiming we're supposed to have a really active one.
2535
02:05:37.639 --> 02:05:40.599
It better not snow here. That's all I gotta say.
2536
02:05:43.960 --> 02:05:46.280
I mean it too. I'm not bullshitting. Oh
2537
02:05:47.000 --> 02:05:47.400
god.
2538
02:05:49.755 --> 02:05:55.755
We'll have we'll have to do we'll have to do welfare daily welfare checks on on Rich if it ever if it snows down there.
2539
02:05:56.235 --> 02:05:56.874
No.
2540
02:05:57.275 --> 02:06:00.155
My ass will be packed up and flying out of this country.
2541
02:06:02.380 --> 02:06:04.460
Fuck this place, it snows everywhere.
2542
02:06:04.620 --> 02:06:05.659
I'm out of here.
2543
02:06:06.060 --> 02:06:08.140
I mean, I've
2544
02:06:08.140 --> 02:06:13.820
gotten better now. I can see snow on TV and not get pissed, okay? Right.
2545
02:06:14.635 --> 02:06:15.195
But
2546
02:06:16.075 --> 02:06:17.835
don't snow on my grass.
2547
02:06:18.715 --> 02:06:24.155
You can rain all you want, I don't give two shits, don't snow or ice on my grass.
2548
02:06:25.035 --> 02:06:26.715
Leads to a very bad time.
2549
02:06:27.590 --> 02:06:28.550
It will.
2550
02:06:29.270 --> 02:06:31.669
Oh, you can always go live down in San Diego.
2551
02:06:32.150 --> 02:06:32.869
No.
2552
02:06:33.270 --> 02:06:34.869
It never freezes there.
2553
02:06:35.190 --> 02:06:39.909
No. You're right. It it you're right. It never does, but I don't speak Mexican.
2554
02:06:40.505 --> 02:06:47.065
Well, you don't even speak Mexican. There's a lot of bikini babes over there though, so that makes up for all the Mexican.
2555
02:06:47.545 --> 02:06:49.705
Well, no, you're right. Not-
2556
02:06:50.185 --> 02:06:54.025
There are a lot of bikini babes over there. I believe it, but you see,
2557
02:06:55.280 --> 02:06:56.079
I'm old.
2558
02:06:56.560 --> 02:06:57.360
I know.
2559
02:06:58.320 --> 02:06:59.520
Mean, I You know,
2560
02:07:00.960 --> 02:07:03.840
you've got the excuse. I'm just a dirty old man. I'm just looking.
2561
02:07:07.520 --> 02:07:09.600
I could go to Florida, but no.
2562
02:07:10.415 --> 02:07:12.014
No, it snows in Florida.
2563
02:07:12.575 --> 02:07:14.094
Not in Southern Florida.
2564
02:07:14.335 --> 02:07:16.335
Yeah, yeah. They have had to
2565
02:07:18.095 --> 02:07:20.815
take the orange orchards and
2566
02:07:21.950 --> 02:07:25.630
but but smudge pots out for them and and stuff.
2567
02:07:25.950 --> 02:07:35.230
Yeah. I remember that. It's been a few years, but Yeah. It's been it's been probably twenty years, thirty years since last time they've had a had a decent snow cold snap.
2568
02:07:36.795 --> 02:07:37.434
Right.
2569
02:07:38.395 --> 02:07:41.594
Dude, are you pissed ahead of two other guys. Okay.
2570
02:07:42.955 --> 02:07:44.395
Nope. Just listening.
2571
02:07:44.475 --> 02:07:45.434
Just listening.
2572
02:07:45.675 --> 02:07:47.034
Just listening.
2573
02:07:47.515 --> 02:07:52.370
Well, you was about to snore when I was talking, so I just wanted to make sure.
2574
02:07:52.930 --> 02:07:53.570
No.
2575
02:07:54.290 --> 02:07:56.290
No, just listening to y'all.
2576
02:07:56.850 --> 02:08:01.409
Oh yeah. Hey, Brian, I also told dude that over the weekend,
2577
02:08:02.290 --> 02:08:04.130
I didn't realize there was a contest.
2578
02:08:05.135 --> 02:08:09.215
Oh, was there? Yeah. Yeah. It's NAQP,
2579
02:08:09.775 --> 02:08:10.735
North American
2580
02:08:11.375 --> 02:08:12.735
golly,
2581
02:08:12.735 --> 02:08:13.135
I can't
2582
02:08:13.775 --> 02:08:16.415
KUSO Party, that's what it stands for.
2583
02:08:16.815 --> 02:08:22.660
North American KUSO Party. And basically it's a free for all, you just talk to anybody and everybody.
2584
02:08:22.980 --> 02:08:24.660
And it's mostly
2585
02:08:24.820 --> 02:08:26.500
North America, but
2586
02:08:26.820 --> 02:08:29.220
some of the DX people will jump in
2587
02:08:29.540 --> 02:08:31.220
to make contacts as well.
2588
02:08:32.020 --> 02:08:32.420
But
2589
02:08:33.105 --> 02:08:33.905
I was
2590
02:08:34.704 --> 02:08:38.385
I did find out about the and I don't remember
2591
02:08:40.065 --> 02:08:42.064
what I saw to trigger it,
2592
02:08:42.465 --> 02:08:44.224
but I saw something about
2593
02:08:44.465 --> 02:08:47.505
the contest this weekend. I'm like, shit, when did it start?
2594
02:08:48.090 --> 02:08:50.170
Now mind you, it's about 11:00
2595
02:08:50.170 --> 02:08:51.690
in the morning. Right?
2596
02:08:52.010 --> 02:08:53.770
Right. Starts
2597
02:08:53.930 --> 02:08:55.210
started at one
2598
02:08:55.530 --> 02:08:56.650
in the afternoon
2599
02:08:57.130 --> 02:08:59.690
and ran for twelve hours. I'm like, oh, shit.
2600
02:09:00.170 --> 02:09:04.385
Why ain't you doing this? I ate. So I fired everything up.
2601
02:09:04.864 --> 02:09:06.864
I got all ready. I all
2602
02:09:07.505 --> 02:09:11.184
the stuff I needed to get. I jumped on and started making contacts, man.
2603
02:09:11.744 --> 02:09:16.065
And I got one contact that I'd been trying to get for a while
2604
02:09:16.429 --> 02:09:18.110
and it wasn't here in America.\
2605
02:09:18.750 --> 02:09:23.389
Iceland. You're trying to get Iceland, weren't you? I'm still trying to get Iceland, dude.
2606
02:09:24.110 --> 02:09:24.749
I don't
2607
02:09:25.710 --> 02:09:28.350
think they have a ham radio operator in Iceland.
2608
02:09:29.065 --> 02:09:33.225
Well, don't think they have any technology in Iceland because good God, it takes
2609
02:09:34.025 --> 02:09:35.784
finally got one Iceland
2610
02:09:36.985 --> 02:09:37.785
reader
2611
02:09:37.785 --> 02:09:38.425
for
2612
02:09:39.385 --> 02:09:40.985
the website, for Relax Mail.
2613
02:09:42.680 --> 02:09:47.800
See, I've had Relax Mail. See, next year will be ten years that it's been up and running.
2614
02:09:48.120 --> 02:09:48.760
Right.
2615
02:09:49.320 --> 02:09:56.435
And I think it was like two or three years ago that I finally got in Iceland. One. I've had one out of
2616
02:09:56.995 --> 02:09:57.795
nine years.
2617
02:09:58.275 --> 02:09:58.995
Wow.
2618
02:09:59.155 --> 02:10:00.515
That's crazy, dude.
2619
02:10:01.075 --> 02:10:02.355
That's just crazy.
2620
02:10:02.755 --> 02:10:05.395
But I guess I'm too busy eating for a minute shark.
2621
02:10:05.875 --> 02:10:07.955
Could be. I don't know. But,
2622
02:10:08.355 --> 02:10:08.435
yeah,
2623
02:10:09.440 --> 02:10:10.719
I got turkey.
2624
02:10:12.560 --> 02:10:13.680
Got the gobblers.
2625
02:10:14.000 --> 02:10:14.560
I
2626
02:10:17.040 --> 02:10:18.160
had seen them on
2627
02:10:18.640 --> 02:10:19.920
spotting networks
2628
02:10:20.080 --> 02:10:20.719
and
2629
02:10:21.120 --> 02:10:25.485
I'd try and tune and listen to them in the past, never could get them.
2630
02:10:25.805 --> 02:10:26.285
And
2631
02:10:27.325 --> 02:10:33.165
that day I tuned over to them and they sounded like we're sitting here talking right now.
2632
02:10:34.685 --> 02:10:35.805
And it didn't
2633
02:10:36.045 --> 02:10:38.525
take very long. And I jumped on and
2634
02:10:38.950 --> 02:10:41.270
they called, I called and boom,
2635
02:10:41.510 --> 02:10:44.710
we had a condom. I was like, hell yeah, I finally got Turkey.
2636
02:10:45.510 --> 02:10:49.429
And they were sitting at a lighthouse because it was also a lighthouse.
2637
02:10:50.150 --> 02:10:54.805
Oh, that's cool. Thing going on. So yeah, different lighthouses were activated.
2638
02:10:56.805 --> 02:10:57.605
Yeah, I
2639
02:10:57.925 --> 02:11:00.405
was like that. That was pretty cool.
2640
02:11:01.125 --> 02:11:03.445
So I was happy to get Turkey in my logbook.
2641
02:11:04.540 --> 02:11:08.700
Oh yeah, there is just a little bit of Turkey on the Mediterranean in there.
2642
02:11:09.100 --> 02:11:10.700
There's a country Turkey.
2643
02:11:10.860 --> 02:11:13.820
Yeah, I know, there's a little bit of Turkey on the Mediterranean
2644
02:11:13.820 --> 02:11:14.460
though. Oh yeah.
2645
02:11:16.635 --> 02:11:18.715
Yeah. Because at first I was like going, No, what the
2646
02:11:19.355 --> 02:11:23.034
I was getting confused with Hungary. Don't tell my friend to Schultz that,
2647
02:11:23.595 --> 02:11:24.715
he'd kick my ass.
2648
02:11:25.035 --> 02:11:25.594
But
2649
02:11:26.075 --> 02:11:27.435
Hungary's landlocked.
2650
02:11:28.170 --> 02:11:28.890
Yeah.
2651
02:11:29.690 --> 02:11:32.650
But yeah, no, it was cool, so I was happy.
2652
02:11:34.650 --> 02:11:35.130
Yeah, That was
2653
02:11:36.490 --> 02:11:37.130
I mean,
2654
02:11:37.690 --> 02:11:38.170
it
2655
02:11:38.650 --> 02:11:44.885
just gave me one point for the contact, no one multiplier or nothing, which I don't care, that was fine. And
2656
02:11:46.085 --> 02:11:47.205
we've
2657
02:11:47.205 --> 02:11:49.365
already confirmed in LOTW,
2658
02:11:49.365 --> 02:11:52.565
so when I go after my next DXCC
2659
02:11:52.565 --> 02:11:58.340
award, I got one. When I go after my next one, I'll have them in my logbook.
2660
02:11:58.820 --> 02:11:59.539
Okay.
2661
02:12:00.100 --> 02:12:00.659
So,
2662
02:12:01.619 --> 02:12:02.900
yeah, that'll be
2663
02:12:04.100 --> 02:12:04.739
all
2664
02:12:04.980 --> 02:12:06.019
set. But
2665
02:12:06.500 --> 02:12:07.459
yeah, I've
2666
02:12:08.179 --> 02:12:08.739
just been
2667
02:12:09.114 --> 02:12:12.235
kind of playing around. The bands are kind of coming back because
2668
02:12:12.395 --> 02:12:14.074
the summer's almost over.
2669
02:12:14.474 --> 02:12:18.554
Thank goodness. Right. Because I mean, was God, it was shitty this summer.
2670
02:12:21.050 --> 02:12:22.570
Hell yeah, he was.
2671
02:12:22.810 --> 02:12:24.969
And you see we're on a downward slope
2672
02:12:25.610 --> 02:12:28.010
for the eleven year cycle,
2673
02:12:28.010 --> 02:12:30.969
so the bands will start to get rougher
2674
02:12:31.210 --> 02:12:32.250
as we go,
2675
02:12:32.970 --> 02:12:34.970
but contest season's coming up,
2676
02:12:36.045 --> 02:12:37.164
So I'm starting to Now hear
2677
02:12:37.725 --> 02:12:43.565
when I hear we're on a downward slope of an eleven year cycle, that means, to me, that sounds like
2678
02:12:45.565 --> 02:12:47.085
the activity is getting
2679
02:12:47.725 --> 02:12:47.965
less.
2680
02:12:48.690 --> 02:12:49.570
Yes.
2681
02:12:49.970 --> 02:12:51.330
So why would that make
2682
02:12:53.090 --> 02:12:54.210
everything worse?
2683
02:12:54.930 --> 02:12:55.970
Propagation.
2684
02:12:56.610 --> 02:12:59.250
Okay, but the solar activity,
2685
02:12:59.970 --> 02:13:00.770
when it's high,
2686
02:13:01.545 --> 02:13:04.824
makes it hard for y'all to be able to communicate.
2687
02:13:05.225 --> 02:13:06.425
Well, when
2688
02:13:07.145 --> 02:13:07.784
there's,
2689
02:13:08.105 --> 02:13:12.905
you know- Solar storms. Yeah, solar storms. Thank you. That's
2690
02:13:12.905 --> 02:13:16.659
what I was trying to think of. Yeah, when there's solar storms,
2691
02:13:16.740 --> 02:13:21.300
yeah, it can it can screw things up as well. But the propagation
2692
02:13:21.300 --> 02:13:23.380
runs on an eleven year cycle
2693
02:13:23.780 --> 02:13:34.245
and and it starts of course at the minimum and goes up and it takes about five, five and a half, six years, give or take, and eleven years is
2694
02:13:34.885 --> 02:13:35.765
an average.
2695
02:13:36.165 --> 02:13:37.765
Right. Yeah, it's kinda like the sun.
2696
02:13:39.940 --> 02:13:40.659
So the
2697
02:13:41.139 --> 02:13:44.820
cycle that you're talking about is not the same as the sun cycle.
2698
02:13:45.219 --> 02:13:47.059
They just happen to have the same number of years.
2699
02:13:47.539 --> 02:13:52.579
Yeah, no. Because there's been some solar cycles last fourteen years.
2700
02:13:53.235 --> 02:13:54.915
Yeah, but typically it runs
2701
02:13:55.235 --> 02:13:56.114
about eleven
2702
02:13:56.515 --> 02:13:59.395
years is what they've been. Runs 11, but
2703
02:13:59.555 --> 02:14:00.435
it's
2704
02:14:00.435 --> 02:14:01.795
where propagation
2705
02:14:02.515 --> 02:14:03.555
for
2706
02:14:03.635 --> 02:14:09.870
making DX contacts like to South America or to Europe or to Australia,
2707
02:14:09.870 --> 02:14:10.430
wherever,
2708
02:14:11.870 --> 02:14:12.750
eleven
2709
02:14:13.630 --> 02:14:15.630
year cycle comes on the downside,
2710
02:14:16.510 --> 02:14:18.430
it makes it harder to get those.
2711
02:14:19.790 --> 02:14:26.365
It doesn't eliminate it, but you really have to work at it. Right, yep. You got a lot of more crap you have to
2712
02:14:26.845 --> 02:14:28.685
filter through to be able to-
2713
02:14:29.085 --> 02:14:31.485
Yeah, because the atmosphere
2714
02:14:32.525 --> 02:14:36.845
gets less and less charged and there's a whole bunch of shit
2715
02:14:37.170 --> 02:14:42.770
that the signal has to try and punch through as the solar cycle comes to the minimum.
2716
02:14:43.090 --> 02:14:45.570
And we're on just starting on the downs
2717
02:14:46.050 --> 02:14:47.410
downward side
2718
02:14:47.890 --> 02:14:49.250
of that cycle.
2719
02:14:50.065 --> 02:14:55.665
So, I mean, we'll ought to be okay for this contest season. Next year will probably be a little
2720
02:14:56.865 --> 02:14:59.185
start to really be rougher, but then
2721
02:15:00.145 --> 02:15:02.305
I'm already thinking about putting up another
2722
02:15:02.900 --> 02:15:03.860
antenna.
2723
02:15:04.420 --> 02:15:10.179
Got it. Not as tall as as the one I have, but it's called an Envis antenna.
2724
02:15:10.580 --> 02:15:13.699
It's near vertical incident sky wave,
2725
02:15:14.180 --> 02:15:16.835
and that'll give me contacts
2726
02:15:17.395 --> 02:15:20.035
from here where I'm sitting out to about
2727
02:15:20.515 --> 02:15:22.515
three, four, 500 miles.
2728
02:15:24.355 --> 02:15:24.995
And
2729
02:15:26.195 --> 02:15:31.010
I mean, I can still make contacts across The US as propagation allows,
2730
02:15:31.489 --> 02:15:33.169
but the Envis antenna
2731
02:15:33.330 --> 02:15:34.849
will allow me to
2732
02:15:35.730 --> 02:15:37.010
still be active
2733
02:15:37.409 --> 02:15:40.130
and still do contests and stuff like that.
2734
02:15:41.005 --> 02:15:42.605
Well,
2735
02:15:42.845 --> 02:15:45.965
I'm just waiting for you to finally decide, you know what? I'm gonna take a
2736
02:15:46.445 --> 02:15:48.364
piece of copper and I'm gonna run it through
2737
02:15:49.245 --> 02:15:51.085
the ducts that they put the
2738
02:15:51.485 --> 02:15:52.605
fiber through
2739
02:15:52.940 --> 02:15:59.180
and run about five miles worth of copper out there just so you can have an ultra low low frequency.
2740
02:15:59.580 --> 02:16:04.140
All those super the mega low frequencies so you can talk to submarines and shit.
2741
02:16:04.540 --> 02:16:05.580
I wish I could.
2742
02:16:07.965 --> 02:16:08.685
If
2743
02:16:09.725 --> 02:16:11.805
I could find the frequencies
2744
02:16:11.805 --> 02:16:13.165
that they run on,
2745
02:16:13.725 --> 02:16:15.885
I can well know they
2746
02:16:15.965 --> 02:16:18.765
normally run on VHF and UHF.
2747
02:16:19.690 --> 02:16:22.409
I don't know if I could get that low, but
2748
02:16:22.889 --> 02:16:24.730
I can't find the frequencies
2749
02:16:24.730 --> 02:16:26.969
that they run on to even listen to.
2750
02:16:27.849 --> 02:16:29.050
I mean, I haven't
2751
02:16:29.369 --> 02:16:31.130
looked it up all that much, but,
2752
02:16:32.686 --> 02:16:35.645
You know? Yeah. It would be cool if I could do that.
2753
02:16:36.686 --> 02:16:39.325
How long does that entail? Oh, five and a half miles. What?
2754
02:16:40.765 --> 02:16:43.006
That'd be a lot long
2755
02:16:43.245 --> 02:16:44.605
freaking antennas for those.
2756
02:16:45.630 --> 02:16:48.591
At least the, what is it? The, all the,
2757
02:16:49.070 --> 02:16:52.270
oh, I can't even think of the name of the group
2758
02:16:53.550 --> 02:16:55.790
or the department that has that
2759
02:16:57.165 --> 02:16:58.125
ultra low
2760
02:16:58.524 --> 02:16:59.726
frequency at.
2761
02:16:59.965 --> 02:17:02.285
What do you mean? You've lost. Oh,
2762
02:17:02.685 --> 02:17:07.325
okay. Well, who's the one who everybody claims does weather modification?
2763
02:17:08.045 --> 02:17:11.564
Because the only thing that keeps jumping on my head is NORAD. And I'm like, no, it's not NORAD.
2764
02:17:12.000 --> 02:17:13.360
They're up in the North,
2765
02:17:14.319 --> 02:17:14.880
and
2766
02:17:15.760 --> 02:17:16.561
they're
2767
02:17:16.720 --> 02:17:18.160
supposedly doing the
2768
02:17:19.040 --> 02:17:19.520
oh,
2769
02:17:21.439 --> 02:17:23.280
shit. Let's see here. I
2770
02:17:23.760 --> 02:17:25.840
don't know. It's not ringing a bell.
2771
02:17:26.774 --> 02:17:27.495
Mean, like,
2772
02:17:28.215 --> 02:17:39.175
you mean, like, the cloud seating and shit? No. No. No. No. No. Where they were they they think what they were running an experiment there for a while to see on weather modifications to see if they could use
2773
02:17:40.330 --> 02:17:43.211
radio frequencies to heat up the ionosphere
2774
02:17:43.610 --> 02:17:45.130
or the stratosphere,
2775
02:17:45.130 --> 02:17:53.530
something, you know, some way up in the air, heat it up so that they could expand so they could actually shove the weather wherever they wanted to. So they were trying to
2776
02:17:54.064 --> 02:17:56.465
see here. One deep
2777
02:17:56.625 --> 02:17:57.345
Okay.
2778
02:17:57.665 --> 02:17:58.306
Part.
2779
02:17:59.104 --> 02:18:02.306
You gotta listen to Art Bell to catch some of this. So
2780
02:18:05.920 --> 02:18:07.200
Oh, Art Bell.
2781
02:18:07.439 --> 02:18:13.520
He's still going. How how is he? A 150? No. Art Bell passed. He died several years ago.
2782
02:18:13.840 --> 02:18:14.880
Oh, okay.
2783
02:18:15.359 --> 02:18:17.520
Yeah. George Norrie's actually running
2784
02:18:18.175 --> 02:18:22.176
Oh, okay. Running everything now, and I think he's getting ready to retire.
2785
02:18:22.655 --> 02:18:23.455
Really?
2786
02:18:23.535 --> 02:18:24.336
Yeah.
2787
02:18:24.735 --> 02:18:26.256
Hell, he took over
2788
02:18:26.575 --> 02:18:28.895
he took over in the in 2000,
2789
02:18:29.215 --> 02:18:30.495
around the 2000 area.
2790
02:18:31.020 --> 02:18:32.221
Holy cow.
2791
02:18:32.940 --> 02:18:33.581
And
2792
02:18:33.820 --> 02:18:34.780
Art Bell
2793
02:18:35.101 --> 02:18:36.860
ran off to The Philippines.
2794
02:18:37.740 --> 02:18:44.620
And I was so cool. I never knew that about Art Bell. Art Bell actually ran a pirate radio station in Amarillo, Texas,
2795
02:18:45.176 --> 02:18:46.775
he was in the Air Force there.
2796
02:18:47.495 --> 02:18:48.695
Oh my god.
2797
02:18:49.735 --> 02:18:50.936
Yeah, he ran
2798
02:18:51.335 --> 02:18:53.416
it for a long while until
2799
02:18:53.655 --> 02:18:55.895
they found out, they told him, Knock it off.
2800
02:18:59.370 --> 02:19:00.650
That's funny.
2801
02:19:04.410 --> 02:19:06.330
Ran a pirate radio station.
2802
02:19:07.210 --> 02:19:09.450
There's still countries that
2803
02:19:10.010 --> 02:19:10.730
run
2804
02:19:10.890 --> 02:19:12.330
pirate radio stations.
2805
02:19:13.465 --> 02:19:14.505
No.
2806
02:19:14.665 --> 02:19:15.386
Yeah.
2807
02:19:17.225 --> 02:19:18.104
I'm
2808
02:19:18.104 --> 02:19:19.065
not sure who
2809
02:19:20.104 --> 02:19:21.065
that would be.
2810
02:19:22.025 --> 02:19:22.745
Groot?
2811
02:19:23.225 --> 02:19:26.345
What's that, dude? In the
2812
02:19:27.090 --> 02:19:27.891
Norm
2813
02:19:28.610 --> 02:19:29.170
Arts
2814
02:19:30.690 --> 02:19:31.730
did
2815
02:19:35.490 --> 02:19:37.011
the Hartford
2816
02:19:37.250 --> 02:19:38.130
Radio.
2817
02:19:41.115 --> 02:19:44.395
Yes. The HARP program. That's what it is. HARP?
2818
02:19:44.715 --> 02:19:45.995
Yeah. Hotel Alpha
2819
02:19:46.395 --> 02:19:47.596
Radio Papa?
2820
02:19:47.915 --> 02:19:50.075
Hotel Alpha Alpha Radio Papa.
2821
02:19:50.395 --> 02:19:54.715
Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. It's the high frequency active oral research program.
2822
02:19:55.391 --> 02:20:00.830
Okay, I've heard a little bit about them, but I never looked into them. Yeah,
2823
02:20:01.311 --> 02:20:02.990
I knew eventually I'd
2824
02:20:02.990 --> 02:20:04.511
ask the right question and
2825
02:20:05.471 --> 02:20:07.391
Google would know what I was looking for.
2826
02:20:08.145 --> 02:20:08.865
Right.
2827
02:20:09.505 --> 02:20:12.705
Google knows everything, don't you know? Absolutely.
2828
02:20:13.585 --> 02:20:15.025
They know it all.
2829
02:20:15.585 --> 02:20:17.745
No. Yeah. I
2830
02:20:18.465 --> 02:20:22.225
need to look up I mean, I I can pull in shortwave stations.
2831
02:20:22.900 --> 02:20:26.820
Most of them aren't in English, though. Right. But,
2832
02:20:26.980 --> 02:20:29.460
yeah, I can pull up shortwave stations.
2833
02:20:30.260 --> 02:20:30.980
Love
2834
02:20:31.380 --> 02:20:35.780
the sound of shortwave radio, though. Yeah. Sound like shit, but
2835
02:20:42.895 --> 02:20:48.670
Or or the music from different countries. Sometimes it's actually kinda cool. Hell yeah.
2836
02:20:48.910 --> 02:20:49.710
You know?
2837
02:20:50.109 --> 02:20:54.590
Now now I know I know I can pull up six fifty WSM
2838
02:20:54.590 --> 02:20:55.710
out of Nashville.
2839
02:20:56.350 --> 02:21:01.310
Oh, really? Oh, yeah. Make it sound make it sound like it's on a $500
2840
02:21:01.310 --> 02:21:02.189
sound system
2841
02:21:03.705 --> 02:21:06.665
with a little static hiss
2842
02:21:06.665 --> 02:21:08.345
every now and then. But yeah.
2843
02:21:08.585 --> 02:21:11.625
Yeah. I can pull up six fifty WSM for sure
2844
02:21:12.265 --> 02:21:12.825
without And a
2845
02:21:13.864 --> 02:21:19.720
it's funny, during the day, can't get it. Can't get it at all. Well, it's kinda like 1,000
2846
02:21:19.720 --> 02:21:20.760
WAI.
2847
02:21:21.640 --> 02:21:23.240
I could probably get them.
2848
02:21:23.479 --> 02:21:24.600
Not during the day?
2849
02:21:25.160 --> 02:21:25.720
No.
2850
02:21:26.199 --> 02:21:28.920
No. But at night, yeah. I mean, hell, I think that damn,
2851
02:21:29.506 --> 02:21:34.065
that radio station out of San Antonio, I think it'll it reaches all the way up into Minnesota.
2852
02:21:35.025 --> 02:21:37.905
It probably does. But No. There's
2853
02:21:38.226 --> 02:21:43.346
you know, I can get I can get stuff like that, but some of the weird obscure frequencies,
2854
02:21:43.900 --> 02:21:46.381
I would like to get ahold of just to listen.
2855
02:21:46.940 --> 02:21:51.501
Is it WOAI one thousand? No. I think it's 1200.
2856
02:21:52.380 --> 02:21:58.141
I don't know. Don't know. Don't use that. I used to listen to it all the time. That was at night because
2857
02:21:58.744 --> 02:22:04.265
especially in the wintertime, because it would be darker, it would stay dark until like 07:00 in the morning.
2858
02:22:04.665 --> 02:22:07.465
Right. And so you could listen to the morning drive,
2859
02:22:08.104 --> 02:22:13.064
and they're in San Antonio, and I like that because they provide us pretty good information.
2860
02:22:13.909 --> 02:22:14.310
Not
2861
02:22:15.670 --> 02:22:21.110
that I was ever driving through San Antonio, but at the same time, was always cool to listen to what they were talking about.
2862
02:22:21.510 --> 02:22:23.990
Oh, I enjoyed driving through San Antonio.
2863
02:22:24.630 --> 02:22:27.909
Yeah. Probably when you just drive through San Antonio, was probably pretty nice.
2864
02:22:28.596 --> 02:22:40.115
Well, I understand nowadays it's kind of a pain in the ass. Well, the couple of times that I've driven, I actually have driven through there, trying to get to a sand plant on the South Side Of San Antonio. God, that sucks.
2865
02:22:40.355 --> 02:22:40.835
Really?
2866
02:22:41.431 --> 02:22:42.150
Yeah.
2867
02:22:42.551 --> 02:22:43.351
Yeah,
2868
02:22:43.910 --> 02:22:48.391
it's quite a few years since I've been in San Antonio with a big truck.
2869
02:22:49.110 --> 02:22:50.311
Well, it's been
2870
02:22:50.950 --> 02:22:52.230
five, six,
2871
02:22:52.551 --> 02:22:56.976
seven, eight years since I've been in the sea. About 2015,
2872
02:22:56.976 --> 02:22:59.375
I think, is the last time we went down to San
2873
02:23:00.415 --> 02:23:01.615
time I went down to
2874
02:23:02.895 --> 02:23:04.335
San Antonio and
2875
02:23:04.655 --> 02:23:05.936
picked up sand out of there.
2876
02:23:06.670 --> 02:23:11.150
Oh, you could tack on probably another 20 on top of that for me.
2877
02:23:13.630 --> 02:23:14.990
It's
2878
02:23:14.990 --> 02:23:16.190
been a day or two.
2879
02:23:16.910 --> 02:23:20.350
Yeah, 2016 is whenever I was hauling groceries, I never go down.
2880
02:23:21.176 --> 02:23:25.256
And so I wouldn't drive hauling sand then, and whenever I came back, we were just
2881
02:23:25.895 --> 02:23:31.016
we just stayed up in Oklahoma and at Midland, Odessa area.
2882
02:23:32.375 --> 02:23:33.735
Yeah. Still can't stand that place.
2883
02:23:34.440 --> 02:23:35.080
Right.
2884
02:23:36.520 --> 02:23:39.400
I cannot stand the asshole of Texas.
2885
02:23:40.040 --> 02:23:41.400
Dude, you're awake.
2886
02:23:41.720 --> 02:23:42.520
Yep.
2887
02:23:42.600 --> 02:23:43.240
Okay.
2888
02:23:44.600 --> 02:23:45.560
Just check that, dude.
2889
02:23:46.215 --> 02:23:47.495
Yep, just listen.
2890
02:23:48.295 --> 02:23:51.975
Now don't ask me what I was listening to, but I was listening.
2891
02:23:55.335 --> 02:23:58.295
You was listening to the voices in your head.
2892
02:23:58.830 --> 02:24:02.351
All the time. They never shut the fuck up.
2893
02:24:04.510 --> 02:24:07.870
Need to kill them off, dude. One by one, kill them off.
2894
02:24:08.430 --> 02:24:09.311
And
2895
02:24:11.550 --> 02:24:14.905
they have a board meeting, but they don't invite me.
2896
02:24:16.425 --> 02:24:17.785
That's just- Not rude.
2897
02:24:18.266 --> 02:24:22.426
I'm telling you, mean, there you go. That's the reason. Just
2898
02:24:23.465 --> 02:24:24.345
one by one,
2899
02:24:26.520 --> 02:24:28.120
Flick them with your finger.
2900
02:24:30.200 --> 02:24:31.240
You know? Yeah.
2901
02:24:32.280 --> 02:24:33.561
Flick them with Since
2902
02:24:34.200 --> 02:24:40.920
we got about fifteen minutes left, well, I guess go ahead and we'll jump on into the website of the of the week.
2903
02:24:41.975 --> 02:24:47.335
And this week is kind of in since the last couple weeks, y'all were talking about,
2904
02:24:47.655 --> 02:24:51.015
you know, different problems you're having with Jeeps and stuff like that.
2905
02:24:51.655 --> 02:24:53.895
Found it. It came across a site called
2906
02:24:54.221 --> 02:24:58.541
startyourcarorstartmycar.com.
2907
02:24:59.261 --> 02:25:00.780
Startmycar.com.
2908
02:25:00.780 --> 02:25:01.261
Yep.
2909
02:25:01.660 --> 02:25:03.660
And it has the
2910
02:25:04.540 --> 02:25:06.221
has the fuse panels
2911
02:25:06.605 --> 02:25:14.046
for all the different vehicles. You can even download the user manuals for any vehicle that you were driving. So
2912
02:25:14.605 --> 02:25:19.565
if you're wanting to look and look up something in particular about about your Jeep, you can
2913
02:25:20.051 --> 02:25:21.171
type in your
2914
02:25:21.570 --> 02:25:25.091
year, make, model number, and it'll
2915
02:25:25.091 --> 02:25:30.770
come up with user manuals. Like I said, you can also do things like fuse panels and
2916
02:25:32.145 --> 02:25:36.625
it's kind of a neat little, neat little side. I was just kind of barking around with it on,
2917
02:25:37.105 --> 02:25:39.825
looking at on my Mazda just
2918
02:25:40.305 --> 02:25:47.025
so if I ever ended up blowing a fuse, know that I've I've got, I've got hell to hell to mess with because
2919
02:25:47.650 --> 02:25:53.570
whatever reason why they think they need to take all the fuses and put them behind the damn dash is beyond me, but
2920
02:25:54.450 --> 02:26:00.210
Yeah, that's not the smartest place. Well, you also got fuses in the engine bay too. Yeah,
2921
02:26:00.905 --> 02:26:07.546
I've gotten I I know where those are at. Whenever I was whenever I was eating through that little that that
2922
02:26:07.785 --> 02:26:10.905
little fuse block on on my on
2923
02:26:11.226 --> 02:26:11.945
the car,
2924
02:26:12.425 --> 02:26:15.500
which is funny because if your battery goes,
2925
02:26:15.900 --> 02:26:16.940
gets weak,
2926
02:26:17.260 --> 02:26:18.860
it'll eat through the fuse,
2927
02:26:19.181 --> 02:26:23.261
through that main, that main fuse on your, that's connected to your terminal.
2928
02:26:23.980 --> 02:26:25.261
The fusible link?
2929
02:26:25.580 --> 02:26:28.380
Yeah. There's, there's a fusible link on, at least on the,
2930
02:26:30.805 --> 02:26:31.765
on the Mazda.
2931
02:26:32.165 --> 02:26:33.365
There's a little red
2932
02:26:34.165 --> 02:26:35.125
contraption
2933
02:26:35.604 --> 02:26:36.805
that you put onto
2934
02:26:37.045 --> 02:26:38.165
your hot terminal.
2935
02:26:38.404 --> 02:26:41.284
And on there, you've got connections for like three or four
2936
02:26:42.520 --> 02:26:44.761
cables that connect to the battery.
2937
02:26:45.640 --> 02:26:51.721
And one of them is for your, that connects to your starter. And there's a big old, big old copper fuse right in there.
2938
02:26:52.601 --> 02:26:53.960
Right. Yeah. If your
2939
02:26:54.520 --> 02:26:59.145
battery gets weak, it'll, it'll draw too much juice and just melt it out.
2940
02:26:59.545 --> 02:27:00.985
Oh, wow. Okay.
2941
02:27:01.465 --> 02:27:13.610
Because I was like, son of a bitch, man. I don't know where I'm gonna get any of this shit because I have problems. You know, I had my car wouldn't start one day and couldn't figure out what it was and had a bad ended
2942
02:27:13.930 --> 02:27:18.170
up having it towed over to over my local mechanic and
2943
02:27:18.490 --> 02:27:25.596
he looked through it and was like battery's dead or battery's weak. Got a bad cell. I was like, okay, but it was
2944
02:27:26.235 --> 02:27:33.275
everything I looked at it was, you know, it was ate through the so what's causing it to eat through the through the fuse? Cause I ended up spending like an extra
2945
02:27:33.596 --> 02:27:35.195
spending $75
2946
02:27:35.195 --> 02:27:40.470
out through eBay Motors to find a little find another one of those fuse deals
2947
02:27:41.189 --> 02:27:44.470
so I could swap it out with my in my car.
2948
02:27:45.109 --> 02:27:46.870
He's like, oh yeah, yeah, they
2949
02:27:47.430 --> 02:27:56.296
it's a you're you're gonna eat the eat those up every time you go and get a low battery. And he was like, Yeah, yeah. So he stuck a new battery in and
2950
02:27:57.335 --> 02:27:58.456
got everything else
2951
02:27:58.936 --> 02:28:02.375
fixed back up and slapped a new one of those little
2952
02:28:04.390 --> 02:28:05.190
terminal
2953
02:28:05.670 --> 02:28:07.270
fuse things on and
2954
02:28:08.950 --> 02:28:11.910
away she's run. She's run great ever since. Well,
2955
02:28:12.790 --> 02:28:14.150
she's run 90%
2956
02:28:14.150 --> 02:28:18.645
of it good. It's just now that we've got this crazy hot weather,
2957
02:28:19.364 --> 02:28:23.604
my my car she's running a little on the hot side again. So I'm like,
2958
02:28:24.085 --> 02:28:29.751
geez. And I'm fixin' to have to go to Dallas and everything else. So it's Flush for radiator.
2959
02:28:30.311 --> 02:28:31.990
Well, I've got that possible
2960
02:28:32.710 --> 02:28:34.551
break or crack in my
2961
02:28:34.950 --> 02:28:35.511
my
2962
02:28:36.150 --> 02:28:39.270
my header, so yeah, I'm sure I probably need a flush for radiator.
2963
02:28:40.325 --> 02:28:42.245
I would. Are you leaking?
2964
02:28:42.725 --> 02:28:43.845
Yeah. Yeah.
2965
02:28:44.325 --> 02:28:45.205
It's Yeah.
2966
02:28:45.685 --> 02:28:49.205
It's going somewhere and it's it's in one of the it's
2967
02:28:49.445 --> 02:28:56.431
into one of the cylinders, but as long as and it starts off just barely leaking and you'll smell you'll smell hot
2968
02:28:57.630 --> 02:29:00.190
free or not free on any freeze
2969
02:29:00.750 --> 02:29:09.104
when whenever she's idling. But but yeah. So I've gotta actually put some more stop leak in sometime down the road.
2970
02:29:09.744 --> 02:29:10.385
Right.
2971
02:29:10.864 --> 02:29:14.305
Well, if it's going in the cylinder, stop leak's not going to help you.
2972
02:29:14.625 --> 02:29:16.465
No, but it at least slows it down.
2973
02:29:16.864 --> 02:29:17.425
Oh, okay.
2974
02:29:18.240 --> 02:29:21.120
I gotta say this site's got color pictures.
2975
02:29:21.601 --> 02:29:22.240
Yeah.
2976
02:29:22.561 --> 02:29:24.240
Because I just clicked on
2977
02:29:25.120 --> 02:29:26.001
the homepage,
2978
02:29:26.561 --> 02:29:28.801
under the search box, was
2979
02:29:29.601 --> 02:29:31.120
saying different cars.
2980
02:29:31.795 --> 02:29:34.995
Just clicked on it and looked at it, it's like
2981
02:29:35.555 --> 02:29:38.835
gave me a view of the dash panel,
2982
02:29:39.154 --> 02:29:40.994
and it was in color. I'm like, that's cool.
2983
02:29:44.061 --> 02:29:46.541
Yeah, it's a neat little sight. I'm like,
2984
02:29:47.020 --> 02:29:51.341
I have to remember that when next time I have to have a problem with my car. Right.
2985
02:29:52.061 --> 02:29:54.141
Because yeah, basically what you do is
2986
02:29:54.940 --> 02:29:57.660
a lot of people have had the same problems and
2987
02:29:58.175 --> 02:30:00.016
it searches their
2988
02:30:00.976 --> 02:30:02.416
database and
2989
02:30:03.615 --> 02:30:05.775
lists all the problems that people
2990
02:30:06.415 --> 02:30:10.335
have found that has come back. And then I guess you go back and
2991
02:30:11.040 --> 02:30:11.760
you know,
2992
02:30:12.240 --> 02:30:14.160
put in how you fixed it.
2993
02:30:14.560 --> 02:30:15.280
Yeah.
2994
02:30:15.840 --> 02:30:17.920
That's actually pretty cool. That
2995
02:30:18.319 --> 02:30:19.920
would help searching some,
2996
02:30:20.240 --> 02:30:22.800
like, some code issues and stuff.
2997
02:30:23.495 --> 02:30:26.855
Oh yeah. You can help people out change out clock springs too.
2998
02:30:27.495 --> 02:30:28.775
Do you know about them?
2999
02:30:29.175 --> 02:30:33.095
What, clock springs? Yeah. Yeah. I just did one in
3000
02:30:34.375 --> 02:30:34.935
my Jeep.
3001
02:30:36.710 --> 02:30:37.991
It's not hard.
3002
02:30:38.311 --> 02:30:39.831
It's not really.
3003
02:30:40.230 --> 02:30:41.511
It's very simple.
3004
02:30:41.830 --> 02:30:48.391
Well, I'm sure it is, but at the same time, I just I hear clock spring and all I can think of is
3005
02:30:49.335 --> 02:30:50.375
my dad
3006
02:30:51.815 --> 02:30:53.176
was working on a
3007
02:30:53.575 --> 02:30:54.215
power
3008
02:30:55.575 --> 02:30:56.615
steering pump.
3009
02:30:57.495 --> 02:30:57.976
And
3010
02:30:58.375 --> 02:31:20.056
my dad, he's always, whenever he was around, he was kind of always kind of a tinker, and I was there with him just kind of farting around. He was working on something. He decided he was gonna take away take apart this power steering pump on on a pickup or something like that. I forget exactly what it was. But anyhow, he opened up that thing, and it was nothing but a box of springs and just
3011
02:31:23.015 --> 02:31:24.135
went flying everywhere.
3012
02:31:26.869 --> 02:31:28.550
That's funny. Oh,
3013
02:31:28.550 --> 02:31:34.630
he was he he plucked it back down real fast, and he screwed his face up, and he was like, well, I wasn't smart.
3014
02:31:40.436 --> 02:31:41.315
But, yeah,
3015
02:31:41.955 --> 02:31:43.315
just remember all of seeing
3016
02:31:44.035 --> 02:31:49.796
almost it like in cartoons where, you know, it's just a spring in every other direction, just bang.
3017
02:31:49.955 --> 02:31:50.516
That
3018
02:31:50.835 --> 02:31:53.315
would've been funny. That would've hilarious.
3019
02:31:58.170 --> 02:31:58.649
So
3020
02:31:59.130 --> 02:32:01.689
well, yeah. So, yeah, we were at 09:56.
3021
02:32:01.689 --> 02:32:04.810
I guess, probably, he's going ahead and start getting this big old bird landed
3022
02:32:04.970 --> 02:32:12.245
since Right. We got him. That way, since since the dude is getting getting awfully tired, he's getting getting quiet.
3023
02:32:12.805 --> 02:32:14.485
Yep. I am.
3024
02:32:14.965 --> 02:32:18.805
So anyhow. Alright. Well, everybody out there in podcast
3025
02:32:19.285 --> 02:32:36.351
land, I wanna say thank you very much for taking the time out of your day and sitting there and seeing what three friends have to say about the world, life, and everything. And as you saw and heard, we sometimes, we don't always agree. We don't want shows where we always agree.
3026
02:32:37.065 --> 02:32:42.346
It's because that's actually really boring. And that's one of the sad things about like in
3027
02:32:42.905 --> 02:32:44.745
today's society on the left.
3028
02:32:44.985 --> 02:32:48.665
Yes, I'm going bash on the left a little bit more, is that they want
3029
02:32:49.101 --> 02:32:54.461
everybody to agree. They want everybody to comply. And then they wonder why they aren't happy.
3030
02:32:55.101 --> 02:32:56.461
You have to have,
3031
02:32:57.101 --> 02:33:05.785
it sounds weird, it sounds bizarre, but you have to have a little bit of conflict in your life, a little bit of discomfort for you to have a good life.
3032
02:33:06.505 --> 02:33:09.626
This is the reason why so many of them are not happy
3033
02:33:09.865 --> 02:33:12.746
is because they're too busy trying to not
3034
02:33:13.386 --> 02:33:15.705
go into the land of discomfort.
3035
02:33:16.520 --> 02:33:17.240
That's
3036
02:33:19.400 --> 02:33:25.160
You have to be uncomfortable from time to time. You have to be a little uncomfortable with different
3037
02:33:25.720 --> 02:33:29.160
aspects of your life so that you can actually
3038
02:33:29.875 --> 02:33:31.155
have a good life.
3039
02:33:31.875 --> 02:33:33.155
And so, we want to
3040
02:33:35.235 --> 02:33:36.835
Are you still there, Brian?
3041
02:33:37.476 --> 02:33:45.671
Make sure that we have our have moments that he run up and start talking and everybody's fault, aren't wouldn't they? Are you hearing me now? Yeah.
3042
02:33:45.910 --> 02:33:47.030
How about now?
3043
02:33:47.431 --> 02:33:51.911
Yeah. Yeah. I went through all that and I was dead. Of course.
3044
02:33:52.790 --> 02:33:53.990
You were breaking up.
3045
02:33:56.875 --> 02:33:58.155
So anyhow,
3046
02:33:58.715 --> 02:34:08.155
we like to bump up against each other. We like to have disagreements. We like to have arguments from time to time, and I'm fixing to go down another hill. So I'll probably break up again, but I'm gonna hope
3047
02:34:08.970 --> 02:34:10.570
hope against hope. So anyhow,
3048
02:34:10.890 --> 02:34:12.410
let's get keep talking.
3049
02:34:12.729 --> 02:34:13.290
And
3050
02:34:14.250 --> 02:34:17.930
so anyhow, still, yeah, we like to have disagreement.
3051
02:34:18.090 --> 02:34:27.006
It's not that we don't like each other. That's what we do because we like each other. We like to have the sharing of ideas because one, my thoughts,
3052
02:34:27.645 --> 02:34:37.181
Rich's, Rich's will influence Ron's and Ron will go through. He'll he'll disseminate stuff and he'll come out with, you know, God level bits of information and everybody goes,
3053
02:34:37.500 --> 02:34:38.141
Oh,
3054
02:34:38.620 --> 02:34:42.940
yeah, that's good. Yeah, let's do that from now on, you know? So, it's
3055
02:34:44.061 --> 02:34:45.101
we have
3056
02:34:45.740 --> 02:34:46.940
disagreements
3057
02:34:47.325 --> 02:34:49.165
because we are friends.
3058
02:34:49.725 --> 02:34:54.125
You don't have to get along just to get along. That's Brian went down to the other valley.
3059
02:34:54.685 --> 02:34:56.445
Really fucking boring.
3060
02:34:57.645 --> 02:34:58.205
We
3061
02:34:59.165 --> 02:35:00.445
don't wanna do
3062
02:35:01.005 --> 02:35:01.325
that.
3063
02:35:02.479 --> 02:35:05.280
And so you got to listen to how we
3064
02:35:05.840 --> 02:35:09.680
have discussions, how we like to have you hear me? Anybody
3065
02:35:12.160 --> 02:35:13.920
out there? Can you hear me?
3066
02:35:14.625 --> 02:35:15.585
Hello,
3067
02:35:15.585 --> 02:35:16.785
nurse. Dude,
3068
02:35:17.904 --> 02:35:20.465
you're losing it, man. You're not hearing me at all.
3069
02:35:21.265 --> 02:35:23.505
I am now, but God.
3070
02:35:27.440 --> 02:35:29.200
Most Yeah. Of everything
3071
02:35:29.760 --> 02:35:30.881
you say was
3072
02:35:31.280 --> 02:35:32.080
staying. Yeah.
3073
02:35:35.440 --> 02:35:36.480
It was bullshit.
3074
02:35:38.641 --> 02:35:39.120
Anyhow,
3075
02:35:39.535 --> 02:35:40.495
so we like to
3076
02:35:41.775 --> 02:35:42.895
this
3077
02:35:42.895 --> 02:35:45.775
is one reason why I'm trying to get out of the truck.
3078
02:35:47.295 --> 02:35:50.815
Tired of doing this. I don't wanna do this. I wanna be at home talking on
3079
02:35:51.375 --> 02:35:53.150
the phone. So Right.
3080
02:35:53.950 --> 02:35:55.790
But anyhow, so we
3081
02:35:56.190 --> 02:36:02.351
we are a different podcast than most most other podcasts. We do not
3082
02:36:02.351 --> 02:36:03.070
do
3083
02:36:03.230 --> 02:36:04.030
our
3084
02:36:04.285 --> 02:36:05.165
our
3085
02:36:05.805 --> 02:36:12.525
our shows based upon what sponsor wants us to talk about. Our topics are not based upon
3086
02:36:13.645 --> 02:36:16.604
what will go to the sponsors be okay with.
3087
02:36:17.779 --> 02:36:20.500
We we choose to operate
3088
02:36:21.460 --> 02:36:22.580
on
3089
02:36:22.580 --> 02:36:29.140
top of it. We actually don't talk until the day of the show. Interestingly enough, now sometimes I'll get a whole.
3090
02:36:31.425 --> 02:36:32.064
So,
3091
02:36:32.784 --> 02:36:35.425
I'll
3092
02:36:35.425 --> 02:36:51.360
throw at him and he'll look at it. So, he gotta be ready for when he's like, hey, this week, you wanna do that? Just, we just go. We come on. Yeah, boys. You know, we talk about those in our head and topic to topic to topic, which is hence the reason, one of the reasons why we have like 57 chapters
3093
02:36:51.680 --> 02:36:52.240
in
3094
02:36:52.560 --> 02:36:53.360
the playlist.
3095
02:36:53.760 --> 02:36:54.399
So,
3096
02:36:54.640 --> 02:36:55.120
but
3097
02:36:55.680 --> 02:36:59.120
our show is a value for value proposition,
3098
02:36:59.199 --> 02:37:02.239
which means if you found any value in the show,
3099
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what is that worth to you? And
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that could be,
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you know,
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time,
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02:37:09.976 --> 02:37:12.775
talent, treasure. It could be one of those three.
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You could take your time and and share your
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share.
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Share with your friends, your family, your loved ones, your enemies, anybody know of.
3107
02:37:23.640 --> 02:37:26.520
Hey, I've got this show out here called two grumpy vets and dude.
3108
02:37:26.840 --> 02:37:33.545
Would love it. That it's a it's a you know, they're just talking. Sometimes they fight. Sometimes they don't. Sometimes they
3109
02:37:33.864 --> 02:37:43.720
two will talk and one will fall asleep and the other time the other two will talk and the third one will fall asleep. It's just it just happens. Usually Rich is the only one that survives all the way through the show. So,
3110
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you know,
3111
02:37:45.080 --> 02:37:53.479
it's just one of those. It's a great. It's an interesting show and you can share that out. Share it out on Facebook and Instagram and and and X
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02:37:53.479 --> 02:37:54.200
and
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02:37:54.520 --> 02:37:55.160
and
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Mastodon
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and and Blue Sky and any of the other, you know, Blue Sky folks had their hair catch
3116
02:38:02.415 --> 02:38:03.775
fire
3117
02:38:03.775 --> 02:38:17.720
if you post us over there. So if you really wanna have people wig out, post there, go to Reddit, you know, find some find some place to post us in Reddit. That would be amazing because, yeah, that that's a that's a den of inequity if there ever was one.
3118
02:38:18.040 --> 02:38:23.240
And so you can you can you can show tell people about the show
3119
02:38:23.720 --> 02:38:32.885
and and just we can grow. That helps us grow because you found value in what we do. You also have the talent. So maybe you're good at creating album art.
3120
02:38:33.604 --> 02:38:45.261
And you would like to do a 2,000 by 2,000 pixel piece of art for the for the show. Would love for you to do that. Put it together. Send it over to me. Circlecast, c I r c l e c a s t,
3121
02:38:45.740 --> 02:38:53.261
that's c I r c l e c a s t gmail dot com, or you can send it over to Rich, that's r chelson,
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02:38:53.500 --> 02:38:57.740
chelson,@gmail.com.
3123
02:38:57.980 --> 02:38:59.500
And we'd love to be able to
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02:38:59.955 --> 02:39:00.516
get
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02:39:01.075 --> 02:39:01.795
those
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02:39:01.955 --> 02:39:03.476
images and
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02:39:03.635 --> 02:39:08.675
see which one we can use for the episode and see which ones we can use for
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02:39:10.675 --> 02:39:11.395
the chapter art.
3129
02:39:12.211 --> 02:39:17.091
So, we'd love to be able to do that. Now, the other thing that you could do is you can
3130
02:39:17.971 --> 02:39:24.051
provide your treasure. And that's if you go, if you have a modern Podcastic app and if you don't have one, you can go to
3131
02:39:24.556 --> 02:39:27.115
podcastingapps.com,
3132
02:39:27.275 --> 02:39:34.476
and there you actually can choose a modern podcasting app. These are podcasting apps that use podcasting 2.0
3133
02:39:34.955 --> 02:39:35.995
namespace codes.
3134
02:39:36.570 --> 02:39:40.730
And what these do is one of them, you can get live.
3135
02:39:40.890 --> 02:39:45.050
You can actually listen to the show live. Thanks to thanks to podcasting
3136
02:39:45.050 --> 02:39:46.810
two point o. You can also
3137
02:39:48.586 --> 02:39:52.105
go to support this show and it'll bring up our PayPal page.
3138
02:39:52.346 --> 02:39:58.426
And there when you hit the the support the show and the PayPal page pops up, you get to choose
3139
02:39:58.745 --> 02:40:36.320
what you think will work. Did we make you just kind of giggle and I you're worth here's $5. Alright. Well, great. Awesome. Thank you. Appreciate it. You get them. We'll give you a shout out and and and all that or answer questions. If you want to answer questions, that's also part of taking the time. Take time out of your busy day to ask a question. You've taken the time out of your busy day to listen to us. So ask a question, interact with what we say. I know that I've told people many times, talk out of my ass 90% of the time. So you can, yeah, I know that half the stuff I say is wrong. The other half of the stuff I say is kind of right or I remembered it in a weird way.
3140
02:40:36.801 --> 02:40:40.721
And so, know, if you've got your thoughts on it, share it out. We'd love to hear from
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02:40:41.364 --> 02:40:42.645
And then, but
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if
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02:40:44.244 --> 02:40:44.725
you
3144
02:40:45.045 --> 02:40:59.100
think we are worth a lot more, then hey, we'd love to help you share out, you provide and contribute to the show in any way you choose. That is the glory of value for value. It is not just, hey, send us all your money.
3145
02:40:59.340 --> 02:41:02.620
Well, it'd be nice if you sent money because then we could do more things.
3146
02:41:03.340 --> 02:41:08.380
But if you don't want to send us money, that's good. That's fine. You can
3147
02:41:08.835 --> 02:41:14.355
communicate with us. You can tell us you can contribute to the show in one form fashion. I think we need to talk about something.
3148
02:41:14.595 --> 02:41:16.596
Send it to us. Shoot us an email with it.
3149
02:41:16.915 --> 02:41:18.275
If you want to
3150
02:41:18.515 --> 02:41:19.955
help us out in
3151
02:41:21.480 --> 02:41:22.360
providing
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02:41:22.360 --> 02:41:35.961
extra services for the community, great, do it. We'd love for you to be there. We'd love for you to hear from you. And that's what this show is all about. It's about community. We're three friends who sit around and talk for three hours,
3153
02:41:36.440 --> 02:41:38.266
but the conversation
3154
02:41:38.266 --> 02:41:49.625
doesn't stop when we get off the off the show. It continues with what y'all are talking about. And so you can share share with what you want to talk about with us, and we would love to incorporate that into the show also.
3155
02:41:50.190 --> 02:41:53.311
So with all that being said, Rich, what do you got to say?
3156
02:41:53.790 --> 02:41:58.030
Oh, not too much, really. Just thank you for everybody listening.
3157
02:41:58.430 --> 02:42:00.030
And if you're still on,
3158
02:42:00.510 --> 02:42:05.266
appreciate you. Send us an email. Rchelston@gmail.com
3159
02:42:05.266 --> 02:42:08.065
or circlecast@gmail.com.
3160
02:42:08.145 --> 02:42:12.546
And like Brian was saying, we'd love to hear your thoughts or ideas.
3161
02:42:12.705 --> 02:42:14.145
We are not above
3162
02:42:14.545 --> 02:42:15.346
entertaining
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02:42:15.346 --> 02:42:16.145
different
3164
02:42:16.631 --> 02:42:17.991
thoughts and ideas.
3165
02:42:18.391 --> 02:42:26.150
And I've been letting y'all know how far are we away from 10,000 downloads. We need 19 more downloads.
3166
02:42:26.790 --> 02:42:27.991
19. No way.
3167
02:42:28.631 --> 02:42:29.511
It's just rubber.
3168
02:42:30.145 --> 02:42:32.626
I know. We're it's just like, and
3169
02:42:32.865 --> 02:42:38.546
it's like, no. But Come on, AI folks. Where are y'all at now? Good grief.
3170
02:42:39.426 --> 02:42:44.306
But no. Seriously. Yeah. Just yeah. Share this out with your friends, your family.
3171
02:42:44.625 --> 02:42:45.266
And, I mean,
3172
02:42:45.920 --> 02:42:47.920
we seriously would love to hear
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02:42:48.239 --> 02:42:51.360
your thoughts and stuff. I know I know we've probably
3174
02:42:52.080 --> 02:42:54.160
exploded some brains this evening
3175
02:42:54.399 --> 02:42:56.800
and, you know, that's okay too.
3176
02:42:57.439 --> 02:42:59.680
You know, we don't have a problem with it.
3177
02:43:00.055 --> 02:43:11.015
You So, know, let us know what you think or you know, and all like that. But like I was saying earlier in the episode, if you were listening, make sure to bring the evidence because I I will find the evidence.
3178
02:43:11.255 --> 02:43:13.414
So other than that, seriously,
3179
02:43:14.330 --> 02:43:17.210
this is crazy. Almost two and a half years
3180
02:43:17.450 --> 02:43:24.250
doing this, and we're still going. So we ain't giving up. Y'all don't give up. Share this out.
3181
02:43:24.650 --> 02:43:25.130
And,
3182
02:43:25.690 --> 02:43:33.726
you know, I know you got a lot of friends that that would just love our show and would love to hear from all three of us. So
3183
02:43:34.365 --> 02:43:37.405
that's about all I got here. Dude, what you got?
3184
02:43:38.125 --> 02:43:46.900
Oh, no. You fell out. Dude. No. Didn't fall didn't fall out. What do I have? I have very, very, very heavy eyelids. However,
3185
02:43:50.660 --> 02:43:52.580
we'll start out with the tip of the day.
3186
02:43:53.455 --> 02:43:55.695
Based upon the three of us
3187
02:43:56.256 --> 02:44:02.096
and the heat condition that's going on throughout the Southern Part of The United States,
3188
02:44:02.335 --> 02:44:03.695
wherever you're at,
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02:44:04.016 --> 02:44:05.216
stay hydrated.
3190
02:44:06.020 --> 02:44:07.780
That's a very good tip.
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02:44:08.500 --> 02:44:10.900
Because, yeah, we got some
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02:44:11.460 --> 02:44:13.700
we'll be my area,
3193
02:44:13.860 --> 02:44:17.620
they just I heard the forecast and says for the next nine days,
3194
02:44:17.940 --> 02:44:21.795
we'll be into the 100 to a 105
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02:44:22.194 --> 02:44:23.395
heat range
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02:44:23.635 --> 02:44:25.555
and up to a 110
3197
02:44:25.955 --> 02:44:28.115
with the heat index.
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02:44:28.435 --> 02:44:29.555
Damn. So
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02:44:29.875 --> 02:44:31.955
it is not cool enough.
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But I'm not gonna whine about it because,
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you know, God God has not asked for my opinion
3202
02:44:41.739 --> 02:44:43.500
when it comes to the weather.
3203
02:44:44.220 --> 02:44:45.580
Well, at least you ain't freezing.
3204
02:44:46.155 --> 02:44:48.716
That's right. I ain't freezing.
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02:44:48.955 --> 02:44:49.516
So
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02:44:50.235 --> 02:44:51.515
but again,
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02:44:51.515 --> 02:44:53.355
getting almost that 10,000
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02:44:53.355 --> 02:44:54.716
downloads and
3209
02:44:55.035 --> 02:44:56.555
yeah. Like Rich
3210
02:44:56.555 --> 02:45:01.915
just said, it's like amazing that we've been still we're doing we've
3211
02:45:01.660 --> 02:45:04.220
been doing this for two and a half years now.
3212
02:45:05.260 --> 02:45:07.100
Doesn't seem like it, and
3213
02:45:08.380 --> 02:45:12.700
I don't know about these two gentlemen, but it's one of my the highlights of my week.
3214
02:45:13.756 --> 02:45:15.436
Same here. Absolutely.
3215
02:45:16.075 --> 02:45:18.716
Absolutely. Don't like it, but I enjoy it.
3216
02:45:21.835 --> 02:45:26.155
Because, oh my god, dad's not next to her. So, yeah, Bella doesn't like it.
3217
02:45:26.899 --> 02:45:27.460
Well,
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02:45:28.020 --> 02:45:30.260
we didn't ask her opinion either. So
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02:45:30.740 --> 02:45:31.460
Right.
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02:45:31.700 --> 02:45:32.660
But,
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02:45:33.380 --> 02:45:36.820
yeah, like these two gentlemen say, send
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02:45:36.820 --> 02:45:39.220
it to your friends, send it to your enemies,
3223
02:45:39.965 --> 02:45:42.045
send it to anybody that, you know,
3224
02:45:42.524 --> 02:45:44.525
might wanna listen to these
3225
02:45:44.925 --> 02:45:46.285
three chuckleheads
3226
02:45:46.285 --> 02:45:47.325
that have about
3227
02:45:47.725 --> 02:45:51.965
14 brain cells between the two or between the three of us.
3228
02:45:52.524 --> 02:45:53.564
And, you know,
3229
02:45:55.840 --> 02:45:58.721
some of us we have to let them out
3230
02:45:59.600 --> 02:46:05.840
of the brain cells to the other two because, you know, like that earlier confrontation
3231
02:46:06.345 --> 02:46:10.025
that we almost had the bandos banjo speaking.
3232
02:46:10.265 --> 02:46:17.225
Well, you know, I don't need any of those 14 brain cells. So, you know, they had to share between that confrontation.
3233
02:46:17.225 --> 02:46:17.705
So
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02:46:18.665 --> 02:46:19.465
but they
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02:46:19.705 --> 02:46:20.745
but they did.
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02:46:21.480 --> 02:46:26.041
They were very fortunate and nice to share them back to me.
3237
02:46:26.840 --> 02:46:27.721
Always.
3238
02:46:28.200 --> 02:46:29.160
Absolutely.
3239
02:46:30.200 --> 02:46:33.160
So that is my my input for the
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02:46:34.035 --> 02:46:35.555
last part of the evening.
3241
02:46:36.114 --> 02:46:37.715
All right. Well,
3242
02:46:38.194 --> 02:46:38.595
then,
3243
02:46:39.234 --> 02:46:40.035
Rich,
3244
02:46:40.035 --> 02:46:40.675
Ron,
3245
02:46:41.154 --> 02:46:50.160
as you were saying, one of your favorite parts of the week, and this is definitely also one of my favorite parts of the week. Always looking forward to when Thursday comes along
3246
02:46:50.400 --> 02:46:52.160
because get to sit around,
3247
02:46:52.560 --> 02:46:54.801
talk with y'all and just
3248
02:46:55.280 --> 02:47:00.240
have a good time. See how y'all are doing, making sure everything is
3249
02:47:00.425 --> 02:47:05.625
on the up and up with y'all and y'all are all y'all are both doing great, at least
3250
02:47:06.345 --> 02:47:07.945
physically speaking and
3251
02:47:08.104 --> 02:47:10.585
being able to speak coherently still. So
3252
02:47:10.984 --> 02:47:14.425
we're all we're all good. We're all still still
3253
02:47:14.721 --> 02:47:17.681
in the fight for this thing called life. So
3254
02:47:18.561 --> 02:47:28.881
glad y'all I was able to talk to y'all. Glad to have y'all as friends. And I got you two. Take care. Y'all have a good rest of the week, and we'll see y'all next Thursday. Till then.
3255
02:47:29.575 --> 02:47:30.375
Bye.
3256
02:47:30.854 --> 02:47:31.735
Later.
3257
02:47:32.375 --> 02:47:33.415
Peace out.
3258
02:47:33.734 --> 02:47:34.535
Alright,
3259
02:47:34.535 --> 02:47:38.615
guys. Catch y'all then. Alright. You guys have a good week. Have a good Alright.
3260
02:47:39.335 --> 02:47:39.735
Bye.
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02:47:40.295 --> 02:47:40.615
Bye.