Full Transcript for The Grand Jury Could Indicte A Ham Sandwich

00:04:06.845 wasn't naming names. 92 00:04:08.060 --> 00:04:11.260 Nobody named names. I don't know who it was. 93 00:04:11.500 --> 00:04:13.900 Everybody was blaming Trump, of course, 94 00:04:14.459 --> 00:04:15.020 because 95 00:04:15.260 --> 00:04:16.620 he's a man in 96 00:04:17.900 --> 00:04:18.700 the office. 97 00:04:19.260 --> 00:04:20.139 That's correct. 98 00:04:20.775 --> 00:04:21.175 But, 99 00:04:21.815 --> 00:04:23.655 you know, that's the thing. Nobody was 100 00:04:24.615 --> 00:04:32.055 no article was naming names. I don't know who it was or They need to you know, when they do an article like that, 101 00:04:32.455 --> 00:04:33.015 if 102 00:04:33.509 --> 00:04:38.470 x x x y and z propose this shit, their names need to be on the fucking 103 00:04:39.590 --> 00:04:40.949 the proposal 104 00:04:41.349 --> 00:04:42.630 paperwork. 105 00:04:42.949 --> 00:04:43.590 Right. 106 00:04:43.750 --> 00:04:47.695 Well, but you see, that's the thing. It was probably 107 00:04:48.095 --> 00:04:58.095 the because I first read it through an article on the stars and stripes, and then I read it again on another article through the salty soldier on Facebook, 108 00:04:58.415 --> 00:04:59.695 and neither one of them 109 00:05:00.340 --> 00:05:01.300 listed 110 00:05:01.380 --> 00:05:03.620 who who would propose this. 111 00:05:04.260 --> 00:05:08.500 Yeah. I can guarantee you without a shadow of a doubt, 112 00:05:08.740 --> 00:05:11.060 the person that proposed this, 113 00:05:11.540 --> 00:05:12.180 one, 114 00:05:12.580 --> 00:05:13.940 has never 115 00:05:14.205 --> 00:05:15.645 been in the military. 116 00:05:16.044 --> 00:05:16.765 Two 117 00:05:17.005 --> 00:05:19.005 is a career politician. 118 00:05:19.324 --> 00:05:20.045 Three 119 00:05:20.365 --> 00:05:23.085 ain't fucking rated for nothing 120 00:05:23.165 --> 00:05:24.765 because they never served. 121 00:05:25.005 --> 00:05:27.960 Hold on. Hold on. You don't know that because 122 00:05:28.040 --> 00:05:32.760 we have You're right. Generals know. Hang on. Hang on. Reason I say this, we have generals 123 00:05:32.920 --> 00:05:34.840 who have served in combat 124 00:05:35.160 --> 00:05:38.360 that once they make two and three and four star, 125 00:05:38.785 --> 00:05:41.505 they forget where they fucking started from. 126 00:05:41.825 --> 00:05:44.385 And they start passing these laws and rules 127 00:05:44.945 --> 00:05:47.105 that affect us because, oh, 128 00:05:47.585 --> 00:05:51.265 they're more worried about their freaking political contacts 129 00:05:51.520 --> 00:05:56.400 or money or whatnot like that. So it's not I mean, mean, 130 00:05:56.879 --> 00:05:58.960 Ewa might be right. I don't know. 131 00:05:59.360 --> 00:06:02.720 But do not discount the upper echelon 132 00:06:02.960 --> 00:06:08.305 Oh, you without a doubt. Of the military. They're Good freaking god. 133 00:06:10.545 --> 00:06:13.585 But Zoom went off and changed the damn shit. Sorry. 134 00:06:13.905 --> 00:06:14.945 Who? 135 00:06:15.025 --> 00:06:15.665 What? 136 00:06:15.825 --> 00:06:16.705 No. 137 00:06:16.705 --> 00:06:18.305 Just no. Since 138 00:06:19.010 --> 00:06:24.050 since 07:00, I've been fighting with Zoom trying to figure out where in the hell they moved the freaking meeting 139 00:06:24.210 --> 00:06:25.250 tab at. 140 00:06:25.730 --> 00:06:28.690 Couldn't fucking find it. It's like, son of a bitch. 141 00:06:30.130 --> 00:06:31.570 So sorry, sir. Three 142 00:06:31.890 --> 00:06:35.925 and four star generals. You're right. Once they get into 143 00:06:36.245 --> 00:06:37.685 flagged officers, 144 00:06:38.085 --> 00:06:39.765 I'm not saying all, 145 00:06:40.085 --> 00:06:42.805 but a good percentage of them, 146 00:06:43.045 --> 00:06:43.605 yeah, 147 00:06:44.005 --> 00:06:48.005 they want to follow on in 148 00:06:48.580 --> 00:06:50.020 higher echelon 149 00:06:50.340 --> 00:06:51.860 government positions 150 00:06:51.940 --> 00:06:53.380 when they retire. 151 00:06:53.700 --> 00:06:57.780 Right. And yes, if you fucking burn those bridges, 152 00:06:58.100 --> 00:07:00.580 you ain't gonna be able to further on your career. 153 00:07:01.125 --> 00:07:06.245 You know, okay, that does make sense because look at fucking Sid Shecky. 154 00:07:06.325 --> 00:07:09.685 That royal fucking piece of crap, 155 00:07:10.005 --> 00:07:11.845 garbage piece of shit. 156 00:07:12.725 --> 00:07:13.845 Four star general. 157 00:07:14.210 --> 00:07:18.130 I think he was chief of staff. Worst fucking chief of staff 158 00:07:18.370 --> 00:07:19.090 ever 159 00:07:19.330 --> 00:07:22.290 Okay. In Rod's opinion. Okay. 160 00:07:22.450 --> 00:07:26.290 I might have to take your word for it because I don't know who you're talking about. Yep. I don't either. 161 00:07:27.405 --> 00:07:29.245 That is the dickhead 162 00:07:29.325 --> 00:07:30.125 general 163 00:07:30.525 --> 00:07:32.285 that for the army 164 00:07:32.605 --> 00:07:35.245 took the black berets 165 00:07:35.645 --> 00:07:37.565 away from the rangers 166 00:07:37.885 --> 00:07:40.845 and gave it to the fucking whole United States army. 167 00:07:41.310 --> 00:07:42.110 Why? 168 00:07:42.110 --> 00:07:42.750 Why? 169 00:07:43.870 --> 00:07:44.670 Because 170 00:07:44.670 --> 00:07:48.910 he couldn't hack it to go into the rangers, 171 00:07:49.310 --> 00:07:52.510 but always wanted to wear a black beret. 172 00:07:52.830 --> 00:07:53.230 Okay. 173 00:07:53.755 --> 00:07:54.875 Yeah. See, that was 174 00:07:55.515 --> 00:08:00.315 that happened after I was out. Oh, well out well out of the military. 175 00:08:00.635 --> 00:08:03.435 Yes. But, yeah, they you know, you 176 00:08:03.515 --> 00:08:07.195 know, you're taking something from a fucking prestigious 177 00:08:07.675 --> 00:08:08.315 unit 178 00:08:08.580 --> 00:08:10.260 just for all these fucking 179 00:08:10.500 --> 00:08:10.980 my 180 00:08:11.380 --> 00:08:12.100 god. 181 00:08:12.419 --> 00:08:15.700 When they fucking the

braids came out to everybody, 182 00:08:16.100 --> 00:08:19.460 you talk about people looking like a motherfucking 183 00:08:19.460 --> 00:08:20.500 shit show. 184 00:08:20.740 --> 00:08:21.460 Right. 185 00:08:22.100 --> 00:08:23.699 Trying to wear a goddamn beret? 186 00:08:24.235 --> 00:08:27.835 Well, I mean, that was that was the start of DEI then. 187 00:08:28.235 --> 00:08:29.195 Yeah. 188 00:08:29.195 --> 00:08:32.715 Well, yeah. You're yeah. You're right. But 189 00:08:32.795 --> 00:08:35.195 I've worn a beret my whole 190 00:08:35.435 --> 00:08:36.795 military career. 191 00:08:37.195 --> 00:08:39.915 Granted, it was not black until 192 00:08:40.120 --> 00:08:41.720 fucking Seneshecky 193 00:08:41.800 --> 00:08:43.320 made that goddamn 194 00:08:43.560 --> 00:08:45.960 colossal goat fuck decision. 195 00:08:47.160 --> 00:08:49.240 Yeah. Yours was blue. Right? 196 00:08:50.280 --> 00:08:51.640 Yours was blue. Right? 197 00:08:52.134 --> 00:08:55.654 Airborne units are marooned. The eighty second, 198 00:08:56.055 --> 00:08:59.014 there's airborne unit up in Alaska, 199 00:08:59.334 --> 00:09:00.214 Batanza, 200 00:09:00.214 --> 00:09:00.695 Italy. 201 00:09:01.095 --> 00:09:03.654 That is the one ninety third 202 00:09:04.134 --> 00:09:04.694 brigade. 203 00:09:05.410 --> 00:09:08.450 So, yeah, it just airborne status, 204 00:09:08.690 --> 00:09:10.370 you had a maroon beret. 205 00:09:10.530 --> 00:09:14.850 SF, we know, is green. Rangers were black, 206 00:09:15.170 --> 00:09:17.250 but the rangers beret 207 00:09:17.514 --> 00:09:19.115 wasn't always 208 00:09:19.514 --> 00:09:20.394 black. 209 00:09:20.795 --> 00:09:22.954 That was not their original 210 00:09:22.954 --> 00:09:23.675 first 211 00:09:23.834 --> 00:09:24.555 color. 212 00:09:24.875 --> 00:09:28.394 Right. Their original first color was tan. 213 00:09:28.714 --> 00:09:30.635 Now they're back to tan, 214 00:09:30.980 --> 00:09:32.340 and now nobody 215 00:09:32.660 --> 00:09:35.540 in the regular army wears a fucking black beret anymore. 216 00:09:37.780 --> 00:09:39.540 Again, DEI. 217 00:09:40.260 --> 00:09:41.860 I don't know. I mean, it 218 00:09:42.260 --> 00:09:46.035 sounds good. Sounds logical. It could if 219 00:09:46.195 --> 00:09:47.475 yeah. Yeah. 220 00:09:48.675 --> 00:09:49.635 So 221 00:09:50.755 --> 00:09:54.035 yeah. Yeah. Okay. So with that ruling 222 00:09:54.435 --> 00:09:56.355 made on the seventeenth, 223 00:09:56.860 --> 00:09:58.540 all the advocacies 224 00:09:58.540 --> 00:09:59.260 just 225 00:09:59.660 --> 00:10:02.620 blowing the fucker up on the eighteenth 226 00:10:02.860 --> 00:10:05.740 Oh, it was bad. Just hearing about on the nineteenth. 227 00:10:06.140 --> 00:10:07.500 And private 228 00:10:07.500 --> 00:10:13.165 veterans as well. Yeah. I'm sure. They were just yeah. Oh, 229 00:10:13.404 --> 00:10:15.245 without a doubt. What 230 00:10:18.365 --> 00:10:21.165 you said in the very beginning that the veterans would 231 00:10:21.805 --> 00:10:23.565 now, okay, my question is, 232 00:10:23.885 --> 00:10:26.125 if I try to go to give my 100%, 233 00:10:26.649 --> 00:10:30.330 would I fall now into that categorization 234 00:10:30.730 --> 00:10:31.930 that I could 235 00:10:32.250 --> 00:10:33.130 lose? 236 00:10:33.610 --> 00:10:34.250 No. 237 00:10:35.370 --> 00:10:37.290 No, because- No, 238 00:10:37.529 --> 00:10:38.730 it's been rescinded. 239 00:10:39.115 --> 00:10:39.835 Yeah. 240 00:10:40.315 --> 00:10:45.275 As of this minute, no. Oh, yeah. But how long does it take to get a fucking 241 00:10:46.235 --> 00:10:46.875 ruling? 242 00:10:47.195 --> 00:10:48.235 It varies. 243 00:10:48.795 --> 00:10:51.755 There is not one standard setting 244 00:10:52.235 --> 00:10:53.115 for anybody. 245 00:10:53.570 --> 00:10:54.610 And 246 00:10:54.610 --> 00:10:58.210 what's usually the average minimum, six months? 247 00:10:58.450 --> 00:11:01.170 Can't, sorry. Nice try, dude. 248 00:11:01.810 --> 00:11:04.770 I've 249 00:11:04.770 --> 00:11:05.890 seen stuff from people, 250 00:11:06.515 --> 00:11:12.035 A lot of people say two months, I've seen four months, I've seen two years, I've seen five years. 251 00:11:12.435 --> 00:11:15.315 Oh, okay. There is no 252 00:11:15.555 --> 00:11:17.555 standard now. Nope. 253 00:11:18.115 --> 00:11:19.875 That being said, 254 00:11:20.275 --> 00:11:21.795 the VA has 255 00:11:22.420 --> 00:11:23.380 worked through 256 00:11:24.340 --> 00:11:27.860 if they have any backlog, they don't have much at all anymore. 257 00:11:28.100 --> 00:11:31.060 They used to have a real big backlog, but they don't. 258 00:11:31.620 --> 00:11:34.500 But again, still, some people, 259 00:11:35.535 --> 00:11:39.215 it's all over the place. There is no standard for a timeline. 260 00:11:39.695 --> 00:11:40.415 Okay. 261 00:11:40.575 --> 00:11:44.975 You just start it and go through, and it depends. 262 00:11:45.455 --> 00:11:48.895 But see, the thing is you have multiple things 263 00:11:49.295 --> 00:11:51.300 helping you out. Yes. 264 00:11:51.300 --> 00:11:52.020 Okay. 265 00:11:52.180 --> 00:11:57.700 Because you've had your rating for seventeen years, right? Eighteen years, something like that. Yeah. 266 00:11:58.100 --> 00:11:58.740 So 267 00:11:59.060 --> 00:12:00.900 you are over 56, 268 00:12:01.220 --> 00:12:02.660 okay, or 55. 269 00:12:02.900 --> 00:12:03.060 Yes. 270 00:12:04.105 --> 00:12:07.785 You also have the protected status at ten years. 271 00:12:08.105 --> 00:12:13.145 You just need another two years, and you you will have protected status at 20. 272 00:12:13.385 --> 00:12:15.225 And what that means is 273 00:12:15.465 --> 00:12:16.185 that 274 00:12:16.345 --> 00:12:19.225 once you hit twenty years at that 80%, 275 00:12:19.730 --> 00:12:25.490 that's as low as you could ever fucking go. Oh, okay. You could go after your 100 then. 276 00:12:26.050 --> 00:12:29.410 And then, you know, once you get it, keep going on. But 277 00:12:29.730 -->

00:12:32.290 as that as that protected status, 278 00:12:32.610 --> 00:12:34.210 yeah, you'll stay at 80% 279 00:12:34.805 --> 00:12:38.084 or go up from there. But also 280 00:12:38.245 --> 00:12:44.084 you don't you are not rescheduled or scheduled to do re examinations 281 00:12:44.324 --> 00:12:45.925 because of your age, 282 00:12:46.245 --> 00:12:48.210 because of your disabilities 283 00:12:48.210 --> 00:12:50.450 and how long you've held that rating, 284 00:12:50.770 --> 00:12:53.410 your chances of getting reevaluated 285 00:12:53.650 --> 00:12:54.290 now, 286 00:12:54.530 --> 00:12:55.730 if they see you 287 00:12:56.370 --> 00:12:57.650 doing something 288 00:12:58.050 --> 00:13:01.090 that you know, let's say what's 289 00:13:01.090 --> 00:13:03.385 one of your ratings? PTSD. 290 00:13:03.625 --> 00:13:06.425 No, besides that? Oh fuck, I don't know. 291 00:13:07.145 --> 00:13:08.585 Chronic shin splints. 292 00:13:08.665 --> 00:13:09.305 Okay. 293 00:13:10.185 --> 00:13:11.385 Shin splints. 294 00:13:11.465 --> 00:13:13.465 Let's take that. Okay? 295 00:13:13.785 --> 00:13:17.945 Now, if they see you going out running marathon after marathon after marathon- 296 00:13:18.480 --> 00:13:19.760 even 297 00:13:19.760 --> 00:13:20.400 though 298 00:13:20.720 --> 00:13:24.720 you've held it for almost twenty years, they could say, he 299 00:13:24.880 --> 00:13:28.080 must be cured of that, and they can bring you in. 300 00:13:28.560 --> 00:13:32.959 Now we both know that's not going to happen because you're not going to 301 00:13:33.584 --> 00:13:34.785 run marathons. 302 00:13:34.945 --> 00:13:35.904 Probably not. Yeah. 303 00:13:36.945 --> 00:13:38.545 It's 304 00:13:38.545 --> 00:13:43.985 a good chance that you're probably not going to do that. A really good chance, by the way. But 305 00:13:44.464 --> 00:13:49.230 other than that, they're not gonna call you back in. And that's like with me, 306 00:13:49.710 --> 00:13:54.670 with my rating and everything. I've got a lot lower chance 307 00:13:54.990 --> 00:13:57.630 of them not calling me back in 308 00:13:57.965 --> 00:13:59.645 to reevaluate 309 00:13:59.645 --> 00:14:00.605 me because 310 00:14:00.765 --> 00:14:04.605 I'm not going out and being Superman. 311 00:14:04.685 --> 00:14:07.485 You know what I mean? Yeah. So 312 00:14:07.885 --> 00:14:08.925 I mean, 313 00:14:10.045 --> 00:14:23.779 there's different things for it, but yeah, I don't know. We'll see what happens after all the comments get made by April 20, see what they decide to change as rule two, or if they decide to just back away from it. 314 00:14:25.535 --> 00:14:28.975 Mac, whoever's bright idea that was, and go, Don't ever. 315 00:14:29.375 --> 00:14:29.935 Again, 316 00:14:30.255 --> 00:14:31.535 It try to make an instant 317 00:14:33.454 --> 00:14:36.975 would probably be wise to ship them out of the country 318 00:14:38.570 --> 00:14:41.610 and not ever disclose their name ever. 319 00:14:41.690 --> 00:14:45.130

Yeah, because yeah, because there'd be a motherfucking lynching. 320 00:14:45.529 --> 00:14:46.089 Yeah. 321 00:14:47.209 --> 00:14:50.889 We gotta remember, there's a lot of special forces guys who would just be going, 322 00:14:51.455 --> 00:14:56.415 Hey, I've got a certain set of skills that I could utilize, and no one would miss them. Right. 323 00:14:56.655 --> 00:14:58.335 You know what? The thing is, 324 00:14:58.895 --> 00:15:04.095 there ain't no one of them that would say that out loud. They would just- Oh, no. Know. Make sure the job was done. 325 00:15:06.600 --> 00:15:19.880 I mean, yeah. It's the reason why I'm just a little lowly dumbass squid. I can say the shit because, you know, like, oh, he doesn't know what he's talking about. Right. Yeah. Like, and I know where you got that statement from, and that was Shooter 326 00:15:20.075 --> 00:15:22.475 with No. Yes. 327 00:15:24.154 --> 00:15:27.355 And and you know, when he was visiting the old man, 328 00:15:27.675 --> 00:15:29.195 I I just absolutely 329 00:15:29.195 --> 00:15:30.555 love that part 330 00:15:30.875 --> 00:15:31.755 because, 331 00:15:32.395 --> 00:15:32.795 you know, 332 00:15:34.100 --> 00:15:36.260 he doesn't introduce himself 333 00:15:36.740 --> 00:15:37.380 as 334 00:15:37.700 --> 00:15:38.820 the sniper 335 00:15:38.980 --> 00:15:46.260 that the old guy says, Well, there's three that can make that shot. One I know is dead. Another one, the building collapsed on him, 336 00:15:46.825 --> 00:15:52.985 and the other one's sitting in my fucking living room. Ain't that right, Gunny? You know? Yeah. 337 00:15:54.345 --> 00:15:58.425 Because he grabs his hand, looks at the calluses and all that, and 338 00:15:59.860 --> 00:16:03.780 then he makes a comment about the conspiracy theory 339 00:16:04.100 --> 00:16:05.940 of the grassy knoll, 340 00:16:06.180 --> 00:16:07.060 and he goes, 341 00:16:07.380 --> 00:16:14.275 Yeah, them guys were dead and buried within six hours. Well, how do you know that? I still got the shovel. 342 00:16:14.515 --> 00:16:15.154 Right. 343 00:16:15.555 --> 00:16:16.195 So 344 00:16:16.435 --> 00:16:18.835 he was one of the guys that took care of 345 00:16:20.834 --> 00:16:23.955 the guys on the grassy knoll, which I'm sure 346 00:16:24.515 --> 00:16:25.075 were the 347 00:16:26.195 --> 00:16:32.170 know, but we'll never know. Nope, never will. Yeah, we will. We will know 348 00:16:32.570 --> 00:16:33.450 one day. 349 00:16:33.850 --> 00:16:34.890 You know, 350 00:16:35.130 --> 00:16:36.570 and now I don't know 351 00:16:36.970 --> 00:16:48.235 if they've let all of them go out. You know they have declassified that. Well, my perspective is is when I get to heaven, I'm gonna see I'm gonna be able to see a whole bunch of shit 352 00:16:48.555 --> 00:16:51.595 that I am blind to right now. 353 00:16:51.835 --> 00:16:53.035 Right. Because 354 00:16:54.900 --> 00:16:57.220 if I ever come back as a ghost, 355 00:16:57.780 --> 00:17:00.420 I'm not really worried I won't be worried about 356 00:17:01.220 --> 00:17:03.220 who actually killed Kennedy. 357 00:17:03.380 --> 00:17:06.580 I'll be worried about is, who am I going to 358 00:17:07.445 --> 00:17:09.445 give the most disturbance 359 00:17:09.445 --> 00:17:10.085 to? 360 00:17:10.725 --> 00:17:11.365 Right. 361 00:17:11.685 --> 00:17:13.125 Pissed me off so Who pissed 362 00:17:15.525 --> 00:17:19.205 me off so bad in life that I'm gonna go and fucking haunt? 363 00:17:21.480 --> 00:17:23.320 That's gonna be my concern, 364 00:17:23.559 --> 00:17:24.279 I think. 365 00:17:24.520 --> 00:17:25.639 Well, I'm just saying, 366 00:17:26.360 --> 00:17:29.399 ahead. I can't confirm nor deny because 367 00:17:29.559 --> 00:17:31.240 I haven't made it there yet. 368 00:17:32.600 --> 00:17:40.115 No, I was just gonna say, you can do a Freedom of Information Act right now and get the Kennedy 369 00:17:40.115 --> 00:17:41.075 assassination 370 00:17:42.915 --> 00:17:43.635 files. 371 00:17:43.795 --> 00:17:48.890 Well, you can get us to go online and look it up and look at them too. Okay. Well, that too, but 372 00:17:51.130 --> 00:17:52.250 think anybody 373 00:17:55.290 --> 00:17:58.010 and I haven't read them. I haven't even 374 00:17:58.250 --> 00:17:59.130 investigated 375 00:17:59.130 --> 00:17:59.610 them, 376 00:17:59.930 --> 00:18:01.610 researched them, nothing. 377 00:18:02.044 --> 00:18:04.924 Right. But you honestly think that there's 378 00:18:05.085 --> 00:18:08.365 a lot of truth in those? Well, that's just it. It's not for 379 00:18:08.924 --> 00:18:09.804 it's 380 00:18:09.804 --> 00:18:21.000 for what you want to find. It's kind of like the Epstein files. They keep drawing them out, people are going, Oh, look, Trump's been listed in there. Well, yeah, these are the grand jury documents, 381 00:18:21.000 --> 00:18:30.600 all right? There's a reason why they say the grand jury could indict a ham sandwich if they wanted to, because it's all the hearsay 382 00:18:30.784 --> 00:19:01.934 that is a that that comes in, that all all the information that the that the police or or investigators come up with, and then they go, okay. Well, here's what we got. They give it to the grand jury. The grand jury looks at it and goes, yes, you have a case, or no, you don't have a case. So all they've done is with this grand jury release on Epstein is go, here's what we got, and so there's no there's no verdict. It's not who's done or who's not done. So you're gonna everybody's gonna be pissing, moaning, and groaning, and catarrolling, 383 00:19:01.934 --> 00:19:06.575 and throwing a big old pit, and making all these other assorted, 384 00:19:06.655 --> 00:19:08.734 you know, conspiracy theories 385 00:19:08.895 --> 00:19:09.614 for 386 00:19:09.775 --> 00:19:12.014 the, you know, the next thousand years. 387 00:19:12.335 --> 00:19:15.614 There you go. Because there's no actual 388 00:19:15.890 --> 00:19:22.450 there's no evidence. There's

evidence in there, but there's what's no one's there's no discernible 389 00:19:22.530 --> 00:19:24.450 indicator as to what is real 390 00:19:25.250 --> 00:19:26.130 truth 391 00:19:26.210 --> 00:19:29.490 and actual facts and what is just hearsay. 392 00:19:29.570 --> 00:19:37.305 There's no smoking gun. There's no smoking gun. Exactly. There's there's a bunch of bunch of testimony information. 393 00:19:37.305 --> 00:19:40.585 So there you know, you've got women from 2018 394 00:19:40.825 --> 00:19:55.919 going, yeah. I saw Trump there, and he did it. It did me up the butt several times when I was 14 years old. Well, you're 44 right now. That was 2018 was just ten years ago. So how are you 14? You know? You could there's a lot of discerning 395 00:19:55.920 --> 00:19:58.320 info nondiscerning 396 00:19:58.320 --> 00:19:59.920 information that gets spread around. 397 00:20:00.505 --> 00:20:06.024 And so, yeah, everybody keeps throwing a fit about to about what the Epstein files show. 398 00:20:06.184 --> 00:20:15.065 Release all the files. Well, there's nothing in there. And that's why Trump was, like, saying that, dude, there's nothing you there's nothing to to to 399 00:20:15.799 --> 00:20:25.879 to do. Y'all are still going on about this whole Epstein thing? I mean, come on. This is yesterday's news. He was you know, how he's downplaying it, and everybody's like, oh, no. He's hyped and stuff. No. 400 00:20:26.120 --> 00:20:27.320 There's no 401 00:20:27.640 --> 00:20:30.520 the fact that they that they are going 402 00:20:30.895 --> 00:20:32.015 Prince Andrew, 403 00:20:32.015 --> 00:20:35.294 they've actually gone off and arrested Prince Andrew 404 00:20:35.535 --> 00:20:37.374 Yep. Is is 405 00:20:37.455 --> 00:20:40.894 just that they're going off of they're finding anything they can't. 406 00:20:41.054 --> 00:20:42.255 And, of course, 407 00:20:42.990 --> 00:20:45.549 British is so afraid 408 00:20:45.550 --> 00:20:46.110 of, 409 00:20:47.150 --> 00:20:49.630 no, what'd I do with the dog food bowls? 410 00:20:49.790 --> 00:20:51.389 So afraid of looking 411 00:20:52.830 --> 00:20:53.549 bad, 412 00:20:53.950 --> 00:20:54.830 and I mean, hell, 413 00:20:55.310 --> 00:21:04.174 whole policy these days is, Let's make sure we get rid of the white man in Great Britain, because, I mean, London is 414 00:21:05.934 --> 00:21:08.414 not the white people are not 415 00:21:08.880 --> 00:21:12.240 the majority in many of the large cities 416 00:21:12.480 --> 00:21:13.120 in 417 00:21:13.440 --> 00:21:15.200 Great Britain. What are they? 418 00:21:15.760 --> 00:21:17.760 North African. Oh, okay. 419 00:21:18.560 --> 00:21:20.240 Lot of North African, lot of 420 00:21:22.184 --> 00:21:22.904 Indian, 421 00:21:23.225 --> 00:21:29.304 not not American Indian, but Indian not Indians with a feather, but Indians with a dot type of Indian, and 422 00:21:30.345 --> 00:21:36.679 and, yep, I purposely wouldn't made sure I sounded as racist on that as I could because, you know, hell, why not? 423 00:21:38.280 --> 00:21:38.919 So, 424 00:21:39.080 --> 00:21:40.039 but it's, 425 00:21:40.200 --> 00:21:41.400 you know, it's just, 426 00:21:42.680 --> 00:21:45.640 lot of us North African, Middle Eastern, 427 00:21:46.040 --> 00:21:46.520 and 428 00:21:47.400 --> 00:21:48.200 Indian, 429 00:21:48.520 --> 00:21:53.085 and they're most of the and the crime that they've had, you know, had 430 00:21:53.165 --> 00:21:56.684 since they've allowed for, like, mass migration to happen, 431 00:21:57.085 --> 00:22:03.085 they're they're the sexual assaults and rapes have gone up by hundreds of percents 432 00:22:03.165 --> 00:22:06.070 in, like, the past ten years, if not more, 433 00:22:06.470 --> 00:22:07.029 and 434 00:22:09.190 --> 00:22:14.789 forget what it is. It's something like forty eight percent of all sexual assaults are done by Pakistani 435 00:22:15.350 --> 00:22:23.754 and North African. Okay. Not to sound callous, but how does that affect me here? Well, it doesn't affect us so much as us, 436 00:22:24.155 --> 00:22:29.355 but it's just I went off on a side tirade is what happened. Yeah, you did. 437 00:22:29.674 --> 00:22:31.514 Man, I you were so mean- 438 00:22:32.635 --> 00:22:34.955 I'm known for those 439 00:22:35.230 --> 00:22:37.149 off to the side type tirades, 440 00:22:37.389 --> 00:22:44.190 but because what that what it just is it's just that the only person that so far that has actually 441 00:22:45.149 --> 00:22:46.269 been arrested 442 00:22:46.669 --> 00:22:46.909 for 443 00:22:47.535 --> 00:22:50.015 for the release of the Epstein files 444 00:22:50.095 --> 00:22:53.535 is Prince Andrew. Well, they've been after him since 445 00:22:53.695 --> 00:23:01.055 since they took his title away years ago. Well, no, they took his title away last year. No, they took his title away in 2018, 446 00:23:01.429 --> 00:23:06.869 if I'm not mistaken. They just had his thing on today. His title has been gone for quite a while. 447 00:23:07.270 --> 00:23:10.309 I was gonna say it's it's been gone for a minute. 448 00:23:10.630 --> 00:23:11.269 Mhmm. 449 00:23:11.510 --> 00:23:12.549 From what I was so 450 00:23:13.190 --> 00:23:15.109 what would they what they take away 451 00:23:15.350 --> 00:23:16.070 here 452 00:23:16.414 --> 00:23:19.614 this year? Because Charles took something away from him, 453 00:23:19.934 --> 00:23:26.894 which is what caused him to get booted out of the out of his house, and him and Fergie have basically been living in 454 00:23:27.135 --> 00:23:28.414 Prince Charles 455 00:23:29.470 --> 00:23:30.590 Prince Charles, 456 00:23:30.590 --> 00:23:33.149 one of his little cabins, 457 00:23:33.150 --> 00:23:36.190 well, little is a is a figurative word, 458 00:23:36.429 --> 00:23:40.990 but in his one of his Little cabin. Yeah. 10 bedroom. 10 bedroom cabin. 459 00:23:41.565 --> 00:23:43.244 Yep. That's a small one. 460 00:23:43.804 --> 00:23:48.205 I don't know, you guys got the

computers, you woke the shit up. Yep. I'm 461 00:23:48.205 --> 00:23:49.164 cooking hot dogs. 462 00:23:49.885 --> 00:23:51.884 Shut up. They've been divorced for 463 00:23:52.205 --> 00:23:53.164 a long time as well. 464 00:23:56.080 --> 00:23:58.559 I'll But you're gonna back to me, which is fine. 465 00:23:58.880 --> 00:24:01.279 Yeah. Where's the damn laptop at? 466 00:24:01.920 --> 00:24:02.559 K. 467 00:24:03.360 --> 00:24:04.080 K. 468 00:24:05.200 --> 00:24:06.000 Did 469 00:24:06.335 --> 00:24:07.054 Prince 470 00:24:07.375 --> 00:24:08.975 Andrew 471 00:24:09.535 --> 00:24:10.335 lose 472 00:24:10.655 --> 00:24:12.174 his titles? 473 00:24:12.655 --> 00:24:13.615 2025, 474 00:24:13.615 --> 00:24:22.700 November 6. King Charles formally stripped Prince Andrew of his remaining royal titles, including his royal highness and prince, and that's the ones I'm thinking. Oh. 475 00:24:22.780 --> 00:24:24.620 11/06/2025, 476 00:24:24.620 --> 00:24:26.860 following earlier removals of military 477 00:24:27.180 --> 00:24:28.220 affiliations 478 00:24:28.220 --> 00:24:30.140 in 2022, 479 00:24:30.140 --> 00:24:33.260 and the final decision driven by his association with Jeffrey Epstein, 480 00:24:33.420 --> 00:24:35.820 also removed his title of duke of York. 481 00:24:36.465 --> 00:24:37.105 So 482 00:24:37.585 --> 00:24:38.144 and 483 00:24:38.465 --> 00:24:39.264 he is 484 00:24:39.825 --> 00:24:42.225 He's married, James. Andrew six. 485 00:24:42.465 --> 00:24:43.184 And 486 00:24:44.225 --> 00:24:47.105 Sarah Ferguson. Yeah. No. Yeah. 487 00:24:47.825 --> 00:24:48.384 Andrew Yep. 488 00:24:49.424 --> 00:24:50.950 Yep. Okay. 489 00:24:51.190 --> 00:24:53.909 I concur on that bit of information. 490 00:24:54.150 --> 00:24:54.549 But 491 00:24:55.350 --> 00:24:58.710 but, yeah, it's but she she's gotten herself 492 00:24:59.029 --> 00:25:01.510 she's apparently, she was wrapped up with 493 00:25:02.165 --> 00:25:07.364 all the Epstein stuff too, and come to find out, apparently, what was happening was Andrew was 494 00:25:07.684 --> 00:25:08.565 selling 495 00:25:08.804 --> 00:25:16.325 I think that's actually what they're what they're they're about. That's what he was arrested for. Arrested is getting arrested for is because he was selling 496 00:25:16.700 --> 00:25:17.500 information, 497 00:25:18.300 --> 00:25:19.580 insider information 498 00:25:20.300 --> 00:25:21.500 to Epstein. 499 00:25:21.820 --> 00:25:22.300 So 500 00:25:23.180 --> 00:25:25.260 That and some when he was 501 00:25:25.740 --> 00:25:31.420 oh, what the hell was it? It was with some British files as well when he was a diplomat. 502 00:25:31.915 --> 00:25:32.635 Yeah. 503 00:25:33.435 --> 00:25:34.075 So 504 00:25:34.875 --> 00:25:36.555 So a bit of silly, He bit of 505 00:25:37.595 --> 00:25:41.835 fucking dug his own fucking hole. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So 506 00:25:42.235 --> 00:25:45.915 stupid is But I just find it funny how people 507 00:25:46.155 --> 00:25:51.640 well, I like

what because they released there's supposed to be like something like 6,000,000 documents. 508 00:25:52.040 --> 00:25:52.840 So much. Yeah, 509 00:25:53.320 --> 00:25:54.280 they released 510 00:25:54.440 --> 00:25:55.400 3,000,000, 511 00:25:56.280 --> 00:26:09.124 and everybody's like, We need to see the rest, especially the Senate. We need to see the rest. And so what did they do? They were like, okay. Here's all the rest. They're not redacted. You know, they're not fully redacted yet, 512 00:26:09.765 --> 00:26:11.524 but you can go through and look at them. 513 00:26:12.005 --> 00:26:14.485 But they're all on DOJ computers. 514 00:26:15.179 --> 00:26:21.099 So it's interesting to so you have to log in, and all your searches and everything are logged. 515 00:26:21.340 --> 00:26:26.619 So everybody they're gonna see, oh, who are you looking up? Why are you looking up yourself? 516 00:26:26.779 --> 00:26:32.155 How many times were you showing up? How many, you know, are we needing to be investigating 517 00:26:32.155 --> 00:26:34.874 you for for improprieties? 518 00:26:35.115 --> 00:26:36.634 You know? Yeah. 519 00:26:37.035 --> 00:26:38.554 So it's 520 00:26:38.554 --> 00:26:42.955 it's an interesting little little little game of chess that's playing on this too. 521 00:26:43.275 --> 00:26:44.235 Yeah. But 522 00:26:44.560 --> 00:26:45.600 but, yeah, that's 523 00:26:46.080 --> 00:26:47.520 I mean, it's what 524 00:26:48.000 --> 00:26:49.920 what Epstein did is 525 00:26:49.920 --> 00:26:51.600 deplorable and horrible, 526 00:26:52.160 --> 00:26:52.720 but 527 00:26:53.040 --> 00:26:54.559 as many of it as 528 00:26:54.960 --> 00:26:56.559 really young girls, 529 00:26:56.880 --> 00:26:58.640 I often I I kinda wonder. 530 00:26:59.065 --> 00:27:01.705 I I know we've had some witnesses say 531 00:27:01.945 --> 00:27:06.905 that, yeah, he groomed them from the time they were young and and 532 00:27:07.385 --> 00:27:12.345 may have had some issue or not issues, but may have had some instances where, yeah, he did 533 00:27:12.950 --> 00:27:15.190 have some had some interactions 534 00:27:15.190 --> 00:27:15.990 with 535 00:27:16.630 --> 00:27:23.510 girls under the age of 18, but I'm wondering if the majority of the girls that he that he had around him worked 536 00:27:24.070 --> 00:27:25.270 of legal age. 537 00:27:25.765 --> 00:27:28.325 They were just like 19, 20, 538 00:27:28.725 --> 00:27:30.565 21, you know, in that area. 539 00:27:31.525 --> 00:27:34.644 Because he had a lot of, they talked an awful lot about 540 00:27:35.285 --> 00:27:36.404 Russian girls, 541 00:27:36.725 --> 00:27:37.364 which 542 00:27:37.525 --> 00:27:38.725 all from 543 00:27:40.950 --> 00:27:45.429 in the eighties, they used to always talk about how any Russian 544 00:27:46.630 --> 00:27:50.070 woman you came across pretty much assumed that she 545 00:27:50.789 --> 00:27:52.630 was going be a Russian spy of some sort. 546 00:27:53.445 --> 00:27:54.164 So 547 00:27:54.565 --> 00:27:58.164 I think a lot of them were probably of legal age and just 548 00:27:58.965 --> 00:28:00.965 because we haven't had that many 549 00:28:01.525 --> 00:28:03.205 come forward and actually say, Hey, 550 00:28:05.070 --> 00:28:08.989 I was an underage victim also. And that I'm not saying that 551 00:28:09.309 --> 00:28:15.549 out of a not a means of of trying to shame him, but just interesting that there wasn't quite as many out there. 552 00:28:15.950 --> 00:28:18.429 I think he was a dealer of information. 553 00:28:19.024 --> 00:28:22.144 Some people are even thinking that Epstein 554 00:28:22.144 --> 00:28:22.864 was 555 00:28:23.745 --> 00:28:34.945 more of a was more, along the lines, more blackmail. He was just blackmailed for, like, Mossad or or the CIA or 556 00:28:34.080 --> 00:28:35.759 MI6 or something like that. 557 00:28:36.720 --> 00:28:41.360 We'll probably never know the answer to that one though. No, no, we never will. 558 00:28:41.920 --> 00:28:46.000 So we get to sit around and watch everybody else, you know, make all these 559 00:28:46.515 --> 00:28:47.475 grandiose 560 00:28:48.515 --> 00:28:49.155 claims. What 561 00:28:50.195 --> 00:28:52.275 would be just absolutely 562 00:28:52.435 --> 00:28:53.955 fucking hilarious, 563 00:28:54.675 --> 00:28:58.675 and after I get done saying this, you guys would think it'd be absolutely 564 00:28:58.675 --> 00:28:59.875 fucking hilarious 565 00:29:00.610 --> 00:29:02.609 to watch. How hilarious 566 00:29:03.409 --> 00:29:05.969 is it? Well, I'm gonna tell you 567 00:29:08.049 --> 00:29:09.889 that you get the Clintons 568 00:29:10.690 --> 00:29:12.529 in the in the senate 569 00:29:12.769 --> 00:29:13.809 wherever. 570 00:29:14.289 --> 00:29:14.850 Put 571 00:29:15.175 --> 00:29:16.534 lie detector 572 00:29:16.615 --> 00:29:17.575 equipment 573 00:29:17.975 --> 00:29:18.855 on them, 574 00:29:19.335 --> 00:29:21.335 start asking them questions. 575 00:29:21.815 --> 00:29:22.695 If they 576 00:29:23.015 --> 00:29:23.895 lie, 577 00:29:24.455 --> 00:29:28.935 they have two electrodes hooked up, and they get shock therapy 578 00:29:29.090 --> 00:29:31.169 for every time they lie. 579 00:29:31.330 --> 00:29:35.330 I was gonna say, yeah, take a alligator clip, clip one to the nipple, 580 00:29:35.730 --> 00:29:37.330 one to a lower extremity, 581 00:29:37.570 --> 00:29:42.130 and anytime they get they they lie, it gets they get a little two twenty volt. 582 00:29:42.985 --> 00:29:46.344 That would be fucking hilarious. 583 00:29:47.705 --> 00:29:48.984 You know, 584 00:29:50.024 --> 00:29:52.904 to see Hillary Clinton's hair just fucking 585 00:29:54.024 --> 00:29:55.705 not that it's ever looked good, 586 00:29:56.440 --> 00:29:57.080 but, 587 00:29:57.720 --> 00:30:00.200 you know, the way she has it now just 588 00:30:00.760 --> 00:30:02.280 fucking froed 589 00:30:02.280 --> 00:30:03.720 and just 590 00:30:04.520 --> 00:30:05.160 yeah. 591 00:30:05.320 -->

00:30:09.960 Looking like a total afro because they Listen to her cackle whenever she gets zapped. 592 00:30:14.065 --> 00:30:16.144 Now, okay, let me ask this. 593 00:30:16.465 --> 00:30:16.945 I 594 00:30:17.425 --> 00:30:19.745 probably know the answer to this. I just, 595 00:30:20.145 --> 00:30:20.544 whatever. 596 00:30:21.345 --> 00:30:23.345 Epstein has been dead six years. 597 00:30:24.320 --> 00:30:27.760 That long, nothing like that. Yeah. That long. Why 598 00:30:28.320 --> 00:30:31.200 are they still bringing it up? Why is it still news? 599 00:30:31.440 --> 00:30:33.520 We've got so much other shit 600 00:30:33.760 --> 00:30:35.280 we could be reporting on. 601 00:30:35.855 --> 00:30:37.615 Because the left is, 602 00:30:37.775 --> 00:30:38.495 oh, 603 00:30:38.815 --> 00:30:43.294 hope we it's all hope that they could actually prove 604 00:30:43.535 --> 00:30:49.375 that they have been since they've been calling Trump pedophile for the past twelve years now, 605 00:30:49.535 --> 00:30:50.015 for 606 00:30:50.789 --> 00:30:51.509 nine Okay. 607 00:30:52.549 --> 00:30:53.190 So 608 00:30:53.429 --> 00:30:55.990 they've gotta have some proof against it, so 609 00:30:56.950 --> 00:30:57.589 but 610 00:30:57.909 --> 00:30:58.709 sadly, 611 00:30:59.190 --> 00:31:00.070 Donald is 612 00:31:00.389 --> 00:31:01.989 one of those guys who, 613 00:31:02.149 --> 00:31:03.829 he lived by his 614 00:31:04.470 --> 00:31:05.269 rules. 615 00:31:05.735 --> 00:31:06.535 Right. 616 00:31:06.695 --> 00:31:14.135 Oh, you just made like 20,000 Liberals' heads explode right there with that statement. Know. That was a beautiful sound, wasn't it? 617 00:31:14.535 --> 00:31:14.775 Yeah. 618 00:31:19.350 --> 00:31:22.789 What party was the party of slavery? 619 00:31:22.950 --> 00:31:23.990 The Democrats. 620 00:31:24.390 --> 00:31:24.950 Mhmm. 621 00:31:25.350 --> 00:31:30.149 What party was the party of Jim Crow? Democrat. 622 00:31:31.270 --> 00:31:35.054 What was the The Democrats started the KKK too. Yes, they did. 623 00:31:35.295 --> 00:31:36.335 And they also 624 00:31:37.135 --> 00:31:37.934 yeah. 625 00:31:38.975 --> 00:31:40.894 And they and they think 626 00:31:41.215 --> 00:31:42.735 they're trying to 627 00:31:43.375 --> 00:31:44.815 liberate everybody. 628 00:31:45.135 --> 00:31:51.279 No. The only thing they wanna do is what they've been doing since the fricking civil war. 629 00:31:51.600 --> 00:31:54.479 Mhmm. That's why they were against civil rights 630 00:31:54.640 --> 00:31:55.679 in the sixties? Which 631 00:31:58.080 --> 00:32:00.479 party had the first black caucus? 632 00:32:00.640 --> 00:32:01.840 The Texas Republicans. 633 00:32:03.904 --> 00:32:06.384 You know, they'll all jump around about Juneteenth. 634 00:32:06.705 --> 00:32:08.065 What was Juneteenth? 635 00:32:08.145 --> 00:32:10.945 They had to send a bunch of a bunch of delegates, 636 00:32:11.184 --> 00:32:16.544 a bunch of Republicans down to tell a bunch of black people

that they weren't slaves to the Democrats anymore. 637 00:32:17.539 --> 00:32:20.259 And that's what comes down 638 00:32:20.500 --> 00:32:22.659 to every bit of 639 00:32:22.980 --> 00:32:24.259 the definition 640 00:32:24.500 --> 00:32:25.859 of a Democrat. 641 00:32:26.020 --> 00:32:26.899 Yeah. Well, 642 00:32:27.140 --> 00:32:29.299 hang on. You wanna hear the latest, 643 00:32:30.304 --> 00:32:31.504 funniest thing 644 00:32:32.225 --> 00:32:33.985 say about the Democrats? 645 00:32:34.304 --> 00:32:43.639 Shoot. What's that? We just had a major vote in the Senate, I believe it was, called the SAVE Act. Oh, yeah. And 646 00:32:43.720 --> 00:32:44.360 the 647 00:32:44.920 --> 00:32:47.960 whole Senate, not just Democrats, whole Senate 648 00:32:48.520 --> 00:32:49.159 had 649 00:32:49.799 --> 00:32:50.600 to use 650 00:32:51.080 --> 00:32:53.960 their government issued photo IDs, 651 00:32:54.695 --> 00:32:56.615 I. E. Driver's licenses 652 00:32:56.935 --> 00:32:59.095 Mhmm. To put into a machine 653 00:32:59.415 --> 00:33:00.855 to vote against 654 00:33:01.255 --> 00:33:02.054 using 655 00:33:02.055 --> 00:33:02.934 IDs 656 00:33:03.255 --> 00:33:04.695 as voter ID. 657 00:33:04.775 --> 00:33:07.174 Right. Because Democrats think 658 00:33:07.495 --> 00:33:10.539 that immigrants are too dumb 659 00:33:11.260 --> 00:33:12.299 to actually 660 00:33:12.700 --> 00:33:13.419 vote 661 00:33:13.580 --> 00:33:16.379 and know how to get an ID, which is sad. 662 00:33:16.940 --> 00:33:20.059 It's just the epitome of who's actually the racist. 663 00:33:20.545 --> 00:33:25.745 Well, yeah, exactly. This is what I'm saying. The freaking oxymoron is fucking Democrat 664 00:33:25.985 --> 00:33:28.625 had to use their own fucking ID 665 00:33:28.865 --> 00:33:30.625 to vote against 666 00:33:31.185 --> 00:33:32.465 a voter ID act. 667 00:33:32.950 --> 00:33:36.150 And if they didn't 668 00:33:36.150 --> 00:33:37.750 present that ID, 669 00:33:38.150 --> 00:33:41.110 what could they not have done? Voted. 670 00:33:41.830 --> 00:33:43.350 There you go. Now 671 00:33:43.590 --> 00:33:47.190 I don't know about y'all, but in the last few elections 672 00:33:47.465 --> 00:33:49.065 that I've voted in, 673 00:33:49.385 --> 00:33:51.865 okay, when you go in to vote, 674 00:33:52.105 --> 00:33:54.025 they ask for your ID. 675 00:33:54.345 --> 00:34:00.025 Oh, have to have some type of a lot of times you have to just present the better ID card. 676 00:34:00.185 --> 00:34:00.505 Well, 677 00:34:01.070 --> 00:34:02.110 no. 678 00:34:02.270 --> 00:34:05.149 No, they ask for your driver's license down here, 679 00:34:05.550 --> 00:34:07.950 and they verify your name and address 680 00:34:08.110 --> 00:34:08.590 Yeah. 681 00:34:09.070 --> 00:34:19.095 They verify the name and address on ours too, but it's But again, I could actually show up with just my voter registration card. Yeah, either way. I mean, but that's still an ID. 682 00:34:19.175 --> 00:34:21.575 Yeah. Well, there's 683 00:34:21.575 --> 00:34:23.815 no picture on it, but yeah, it's an ID. 684 00:34:24.935 --> 00:34:25.335 So It's still an 685 00:34:27.415 --> 00:34:27.815 why 686 00:34:28.530 --> 00:34:31.890 is everybody still up in fucking arms about this 687 00:34:32.130 --> 00:34:34.130 when we've been doing it for 688 00:34:34.530 --> 00:34:35.730 umpteen years? 689 00:34:36.050 --> 00:34:38.290 Because that's just not fair. 690 00:34:39.090 --> 00:34:41.250 Yeah. Well, you know what? That's wrong. 691 00:34:41.815 --> 00:34:42.535 I 692 00:34:43.575 --> 00:34:48.375 mean, I I you see, that's the thing. If because once you start using your voter voter 693 00:34:48.375 --> 00:34:49.095 ID, 694 00:34:49.255 --> 00:34:51.575 then you can't do mail in ballots. 695 00:34:51.735 --> 00:34:56.240 And when you can't do mail in ballots, then all of a sudden, the chokehold 696 00:34:56.560 --> 00:34:57.600 on the West 697 00:34:57.840 --> 00:34:58.560 Coast 698 00:34:58.720 --> 00:34:59.840 falls apart. 699 00:35:00.160 --> 00:35:05.040 Oh, yeah. Well, I mean I mean I mean, you could still do absentee, 700 00:35:05.200 --> 00:35:07.680 but I mean Well, absentee is one you 701 00:35:08.000 --> 00:35:08.320 can't. 702 00:35:08.875 --> 00:35:12.875 Absentee is a completely different, yeah, different character though. 703 00:35:13.115 --> 00:35:15.755 But, well, either way, okay, 704 00:35:16.155 --> 00:35:17.915 you know, if you show up in person, 705 00:35:18.155 --> 00:35:20.715 just pull your and everyone 706 00:35:20.715 --> 00:35:21.595 seems to think 707 00:35:22.340 --> 00:35:24.740 that, oh, I don't have a driver's license. 708 00:35:25.380 --> 00:35:28.180 Like one article I saw talking 709 00:35:28.180 --> 00:35:31.620 about this lady didn't have a driver's license. She can't vote. 710 00:35:32.180 --> 00:35:37.620 She's voted in every election since blah, blah, blah, and she can't vote because she doesn't have a driver's license. 711 00:35:39.165 --> 00:35:40.285 Down and get 712 00:35:40.525 --> 00:35:41.165 a 713 00:35:41.805 --> 00:35:44.045 state ID card. It works 714 00:35:44.285 --> 00:35:45.485 just as well. 715 00:35:45.725 --> 00:35:47.325 Yeah. Well, go down. You 716 00:35:48.125 --> 00:35:51.965 think? Or just go back to your house and go get ID 717 00:35:52.125 --> 00:35:54.180 because if you've got a bank account, 718 00:35:54.660 --> 00:35:55.619 you've 719 00:35:55.619 --> 00:35:57.300 got an ID. Yeah. 720 00:35:57.700 --> 00:36:01.140 Don't. See, that's the thing. No one has said that it 721 00:36:01.619 --> 00:36:02.580 explicitly 722 00:36:03.060 --> 00:36:04.660 has to be a driver's license. 723 00:36:05.155 --> 00:36:10.915 It just says a government issued ID card that could be driver's license, 724 00:36:11.155 --> 00:36:13.075 a state issued photo ID, Okay? 725 00:36:15.955 --> 00:36:16.515 But 726 00:36:16.755 --> 00:36:18.835 all these people, they're just focusing 727 00:36:19.480 --> 00:36:26.520 on driver's

license. Like, well, what about these old people? What about they can still vote? Yeah, they can still vote. 728 00:36:26.680 --> 00:36:28.040 Go down and have 729 00:36:28.600 --> 00:36:29.560 them get a 730 00:36:29.800 --> 00:36:32.775 state issued photo ID. It works. 731 00:36:33.734 --> 00:36:37.095 Yeah. I just I just I just think it's stupid. 732 00:36:37.415 --> 00:36:39.575 And and and if if 733 00:36:40.055 --> 00:36:46.935 they would do that, that would take off probably three fourths of the news, and then the news would be out of a job because 734 00:36:47.180 --> 00:36:50.380 they wouldn't have nothing to report because, oh my God, 735 00:36:50.700 --> 00:36:52.940 they're not going to report anything good. 736 00:36:53.500 --> 00:36:54.460 Or 737 00:36:54.780 --> 00:36:58.700 they won't freaking report anything else that's happened in the world 738 00:36:58.940 --> 00:36:59.340 because, 739 00:36:59.865 --> 00:37:00.905 oh no, that 740 00:37:01.625 --> 00:37:07.865 doesn't hit too close to home. Yeah, was gonna say, when's the last time you've seen something 741 00:37:08.345 --> 00:37:08.905 good 742 00:37:09.145 --> 00:37:10.825 getting reported on the news? 743 00:37:11.545 --> 00:37:12.905 Been quite a while. 744 00:37:13.145 --> 00:37:15.065 By the three major networks. 745 00:37:16.490 --> 00:37:19.210 Well, and I watch Fox. 746 00:37:19.690 --> 00:37:21.930 They don't fucking report on anything good 747 00:37:22.329 --> 00:37:23.770 No, either. You 748 00:37:24.570 --> 00:37:25.770 capture people. 749 00:37:27.210 --> 00:37:28.650 News is not about 750 00:37:28.890 --> 00:37:29.770 the news. 751 00:37:30.089 --> 00:37:31.050 It is about 752 00:37:31.505 --> 00:37:35.665 how many people, how many eyes can I get on the screen so we can advertise to them? 753 00:37:35.985 --> 00:37:39.345 That's all it's all it's about. This is why I 754 00:37:39.585 --> 00:37:40.385 often 755 00:37:40.385 --> 00:37:41.185 tell people, 756 00:37:41.425 --> 00:37:42.865 stop what if you're 757 00:37:43.185 --> 00:37:49.960 running around and you've got anxiety and you're nervous and you're thinking the world's come to an end, stop looking at the damn news. 758 00:37:50.359 --> 00:37:55.800 Go do anything else. Learn to play an instrument. The nose harp is really easy to play. 759 00:37:57.160 --> 00:37:59.560 So, you know, there's 760 00:37:58.715 --> 00:38:00.955 so many different things you can do. 761 00:38:01.275 --> 00:38:03.915 You don't have to watch the news. 762 00:38:04.155 --> 00:38:06.635 But because you wanna get fed the dread, 763 00:38:06.875 --> 00:38:15.350 so many people are hooked into it. They've just locked in. I mean, it's both sides. It's not it's not just the Democrats that are overly 764 00:38:16.150 --> 00:38:18.950 consumptive. It's Republicans too. 765 00:38:19.190 --> 00:38:20.070 Well, pretty 766 00:38:20.710 --> 00:38:22.310 much everybody that has 767 00:38:22.790 --> 00:38:24.950 less than a lick of common sense. 768 00:38:25.350 --> 00:38:26.790 Yeah. You know? 769 00:38:28.434 --> 00:38:30.115 Yes, I watch the news. 770 00:38:30.275 --> 00:38:32.355 Now how much of it do I believe 771 00:38:32.595 --> 00:38:34.115 or really care about? 772 00:38:34.595 --> 00:38:35.395 Well, 773 00:38:35.474 --> 00:38:37.474 depends on the topic. 774 00:38:37.635 --> 00:38:38.275 Right. 775 00:38:38.835 --> 00:38:39.635 But 776 00:38:39.795 --> 00:38:41.555 like the Epstein Files, 777 00:38:41.875 --> 00:38:42.915 they're fucking 778 00:38:43.080 --> 00:38:48.200 just keep going on and on and on about it. Morgan Freeman says, 779 00:38:48.760 --> 00:38:50.840 do you how do you stop 780 00:38:51.080 --> 00:38:52.120 racism? 781 00:38:52.280 --> 00:38:54.520 Stop looking at each other as race. 782 00:38:54.680 --> 00:38:58.045 Stop describing people as the black man, or 783 00:38:58.125 --> 00:39:03.645 the white man or the Mexican or the or the Latino world or whatever. It's 784 00:39:03.645 --> 00:39:06.285 a man. But one of the things I'm wondering about 785 00:39:06.285 --> 00:39:07.405 all also 786 00:39:07.645 --> 00:39:12.125 with why they're still bringing especially doing so much Epstein stuff 787 00:39:12.490 --> 00:39:13.210 is 788 00:39:13.530 --> 00:39:14.490 it's interesting 789 00:39:14.650 --> 00:39:15.850 how long 790 00:39:16.410 --> 00:39:17.050 the 791 00:39:17.290 --> 00:39:18.090 the 792 00:39:18.330 --> 00:39:20.170 the news blip, 793 00:39:20.410 --> 00:39:23.210 and I mean, it it was basically, there's a blip 794 00:39:23.370 --> 00:39:30.405 of the of the trans shooter up in Canada. Oh, yeah. It was a quick It was on there for, a day. Yeah. 795 00:39:30.405 --> 00:39:34.085 And then they really quickly buried that. Uh-oh. We lost Ron. Yeah. 796 00:39:35.605 --> 00:39:41.204 Dude dropped off. His phone said, no. Screw you, dude. Yeah. We're all listening to this stuff. We're have this. 797 00:39:42.200 --> 00:39:43.320 Hang up on them. 798 00:39:44.200 --> 00:39:56.040 But yeah. No. This this yeah. Yeah. The mass shooting, oh, no. That well, one, that was in Canada. So, you know Oh, yeah. Place they weren't supposed to have pistols, but yet somehow he had a modified pistol. 799 00:39:56.555 --> 00:39:57.275 Right. 800 00:39:57.355 --> 00:40:04.715 I mean, you know, you can make the shit, you know, with a three d printer. Oh, yeah. You can make ghost guns all day long. 801 00:40:04.955 --> 00:40:05.595 Mhmm. 802 00:40:05.835 --> 00:40:16.750 But, yeah, that's, you know, that's the thing. It it didn't happen here in America, so it's not something they could drone on and on and on about. And so they had to fill the dead air. 803 00:40:16.990 --> 00:40:20.510 Right. They're like, oh, let's bring back the Epstein 804 00:40:20.925 --> 00:40:22.125 you know, files. 805 00:40:22.365 --> 00:40:25.245 Let's bring this back, whatever. It's 806 00:40:25.245 --> 00:40:25.965 stupid. 807 00:40:26.925 --> 00:40:27.805 They're just 808 00:40:28.445 -->

00:40:29.485 wanting to keep 809 00:40:29.805 --> 00:40:30.765 Americans 810 00:40:30.765 --> 00:40:32.445 at each other's throat because 811 00:40:33.165 --> 00:40:50.830 they figure, and it's true, they can control them better that way. Oh, yeah. That's You got everybody at their throats. That's right. That's just all it is. I mean, as long as they keep us fighting each other, arguing, screaming, yelling about this, about that, about this, about that, the government, 812 00:40:51.285 --> 00:40:52.485 the news media, 813 00:40:52.805 --> 00:40:53.845 big business, 814 00:40:54.085 --> 00:40:55.525 they can control 815 00:40:56.005 --> 00:40:59.525 what we think and feel about everything. 816 00:40:59.845 --> 00:41:00.325 One 817 00:41:00.645 --> 00:41:02.724 of reasons why one of my main news 818 00:41:04.240 --> 00:41:05.040 programs 819 00:41:05.040 --> 00:41:07.440 is the No Agenda show. Right. 820 00:41:07.840 --> 00:41:12.880 And it's not because it's entirely about the news, but it's about them breaking down 821 00:41:13.200 --> 00:41:14.960 media as a whole. 822 00:41:15.280 --> 00:41:15.920 Right. 823 00:41:16.080 --> 00:41:21.434 And I think that's really something a lot of people really need to see, because they're 824 00:41:21.434 --> 00:41:23.275 getting sucked into propaganda 825 00:41:23.355 --> 00:41:24.155 and 826 00:41:24.155 --> 00:41:25.674 not Well, even realizing 827 00:41:26.714 --> 00:41:30.234 see, that's no, and that's true, no. I mean, 828 00:41:30.954 --> 00:41:33.994 you know, a lot of people don't realize it, you know, 829 00:41:35.330 --> 00:41:40.610 you know, because I mean, this has been going on since what, the late seventies, early eighties? 830 00:41:40.850 --> 00:41:42.210 Something like that. Yeah. 831 00:41:44.290 --> 00:41:48.850 Has been going on. I mean, when, Dan Rather got axed, 832 00:41:49.305 --> 00:41:59.065 that was the start of it, pretty much. That was the start of it. And it's been going downhill ever since. And we haven't had a good news anchor 833 00:41:59.224 --> 00:41:59.865 since, 834 00:42:00.265 --> 00:42:03.145 really. I mean, Tom Brokaw did okay. 835 00:42:03.385 --> 00:42:05.849 Until he got caught live. Right. 836 00:42:06.569 --> 00:42:09.210 But see, that's the thing. Even I 837 00:42:09.450 --> 00:42:16.410 don't know. It's just, it's just, that's why it's just like, yeah, it's just very hard to watch the news anymore about anything. 838 00:42:17.065 --> 00:42:17.785 Right. 839 00:42:17.865 --> 00:42:18.665 You know? 840 00:42:19.545 --> 00:42:21.465 Yeah. It's it's it's 841 00:42:21.465 --> 00:42:22.345 crazy. Was 842 00:42:22.745 --> 00:42:24.265 that Ron texting? 843 00:42:24.505 --> 00:42:30.425 No. He didn't text me. So I see. No. Somebody texted me. Oh. Let's see what we got. I 844 00:42:30.985 --> 00:42:35.030 did not text you, but I found a gatekeeper. He lost complete 845 00:42:35.270 --> 00:42:36.390 and total signal. 846 00:42:37.190 --> 00:42:38.310 Do a restart. 847 00:42:39.190 --> 00:42:41.590 Shut up, restart. Shut up, reboot. 848 00:42:41.830 --> 00:42:48.825 Well, honestly, I don't think he ever turned his phone off and back on, does he? I don't know. You see, 849 00:42:50.025 --> 00:42:52.985 should do that every once in a great while. Yeah. 850 00:42:53.625 --> 00:42:55.145 Every so often. Mean, 851 00:42:55.465 --> 00:42:57.385 those are just computers now, so 852 00:42:57.945 --> 00:43:00.800 you do need to clear the memory. Yes, you do. 853 00:43:01.760 --> 00:43:04.000 And believe me with the memes he sends, 854 00:43:04.320 --> 00:43:06.720 yes, he needs to clear his cash. 855 00:43:09.600 --> 00:43:10.720 I'm telling you, 856 00:43:11.040 --> 00:43:13.200 that might be the way I 857 00:43:13.305 --> 00:43:16.185 I haven't got too many memes from him lately. 858 00:43:16.585 --> 00:43:17.385 Possible. 859 00:43:17.545 --> 00:43:19.945 But that would see. Well, I don't 860 00:43:20.345 --> 00:43:26.505 No. I did wind up Oh, yeah. I remember what I was supposed to say. Okay. I did wind up playing a game for a couple days. 861 00:43:27.099 --> 00:43:30.700 Oh, yeah? What game? Well, it's called Bitburner. 862 00:43:31.260 --> 00:43:31.900 It's 863 00:43:32.380 --> 00:43:33.740 not on PlayStation. 864 00:43:35.020 --> 00:43:36.300 It's on Linux. 865 00:43:36.619 --> 00:43:37.100 You 866 00:43:37.579 --> 00:43:38.780 can play it through Steam, 867 00:43:39.435 --> 00:43:41.195 You know the Steam website? 868 00:43:41.355 --> 00:43:42.475 Mhmm. And 869 00:43:42.715 --> 00:43:45.755 basically what you do is you write scripts, 870 00:43:46.075 --> 00:43:51.835 you know, little Python scripts and shit like this Okay. To hack these servers in this world. 871 00:43:52.440 --> 00:43:53.080 And, 872 00:43:53.240 --> 00:43:55.480 you know, you do that, you make money and 873 00:43:55.960 --> 00:43:59.960 get hack level points. And then once you get high enough, 874 00:44:00.200 --> 00:44:01.960 you can join a faction 875 00:44:01.960 --> 00:44:04.680 and you can get their augmentations 876 00:44:04.839 --> 00:44:05.400 and which, 877 00:44:06.215 --> 00:44:08.775 you know, excuse me, makes the game, 878 00:44:09.495 --> 00:44:12.615 you know, pay more money and, you know, just 879 00:44:13.095 --> 00:44:15.335 all kinds of stuff. Was actually it 880 00:44:15.815 --> 00:44:18.695 was it was actually pretty cool because, 881 00:44:19.095 --> 00:44:21.880 I mean, and on the scripts, 882 00:44:22.360 --> 00:44:24.920 since I'm not a total 883 00:44:25.080 --> 00:44:26.280 script writer, 884 00:44:27.240 --> 00:44:28.760 I used AI. 885 00:44:29.400 --> 00:44:30.040 Oh, 886 00:44:30.440 --> 00:44:31.240 yeah. It was great. 887 00:44:34.055 --> 00:44:35.975 It took me about three days, 888 00:44:36.375 --> 00:44:39.335 but I mean- Doing a little vibe coding now. 889 00:44:39.815 --> 00:44:42.775 Oh yeah, a little bit here and there. It was fun. 890 00:44:43.175 --> 00:44:44.375 And the thing is, 891 00:44:44.775 -->

00:44:46.855 these scripts only work in this game. 892 00:44:48.560 --> 00:44:59.520 Cannot use these scripts for anything else. But Oh, really? Well Yeah. I know. Right? Because I mean I mean, by the fourth round, it was the fourth or the fifth round, 893 00:44:59.840 --> 00:45:01.200 I get I mean, 894 00:45:01.520 --> 00:45:03.600 as soon as I started, I was 895 00:45:04.295 --> 00:45:07.655 my hack level was already up over 250, 896 00:45:07.895 --> 00:45:10.695 and my money already had $400,000,000 897 00:45:10.695 --> 00:45:13.095 in the bank within the first twenty minutes. 898 00:45:14.055 --> 00:45:15.655 I mean, I was smoking. 899 00:45:15.735 --> 00:45:23.630 There he is. Well, halfway back. There he is. Did you restart your phone, dude? And he goes mute again. 900 00:45:24.190 --> 00:45:25.390 Dude, are you here? 901 00:45:25.790 --> 00:45:29.710 I'm here. Yep. Are you yeah. He is. Hello. 902 00:45:30.349 --> 00:45:33.105 Did you restart your phone? Yes. 903 00:45:33.345 --> 00:45:33.985 No. 904 00:45:34.625 --> 00:45:37.345 Me and Brian was talking about that because 905 00:45:37.665 --> 00:45:47.825 Brian got the message from you, and I was like, yeah. Yeah. With as many memes as as dude has has sent me, he probably needs to restart his phone. 906 00:45:49.240 --> 00:45:53.640 You know, I need to do a lot of these lot of things to this phone. 907 00:45:53.880 --> 00:46:01.880 One of them prob I need to do a lot of things with this phone. One of them primarily being is throw the fucker away and get a new one. 908 00:46:02.520 --> 00:46:03.400 Well, that 909 00:46:04.525 --> 00:46:06.845 would help a lot. I'm just saying. 910 00:46:07.805 --> 00:46:12.045 Don't I don't I don't think Brian would argue too much about that either. 911 00:46:12.205 --> 00:46:12.765 No. 912 00:46:13.165 --> 00:46:15.405 Yeah. Yeah. You're right. Because 913 00:46:15.819 --> 00:46:16.540 your 914 00:46:16.780 --> 00:46:21.900 phone is what, probably has one gig of RAM if if you're lucky. 915 00:46:22.220 --> 00:46:25.420 I have no fucking clue. I know you don't, dude. 916 00:46:26.059 --> 00:46:28.299 I know you don't. Absolutely 917 00:46:28.299 --> 00:46:36.505 not a fucking clue. We'll have to look that up when I get there. No. It's very easy to find out. I know it is. But see, I don't have those, 918 00:46:36.985 --> 00:46:38.585 genetic genes 919 00:46:39.225 --> 00:46:40.505 like y'all have. 920 00:46:41.145 --> 00:46:44.990 It's just pushing It's not genetic genes. It's just curiosity. 921 00:46:45.310 --> 00:46:46.670 Yep. Well, 922 00:46:47.070 --> 00:46:50.110 maybe it's one day, but today ain't that day, 923 00:46:50.990 --> 00:46:52.030 I'll tell you that. 924 00:46:53.470 --> 00:46:55.070 One day I'll get a computer. 925 00:46:55.230 --> 00:47:00.015 Then again, who knows? I'm not holding my breath, dude. Oh, I know you're not. 926 00:47:00.494 --> 00:47:02.415 If you do, that would be awesome. 927 00:47:02.734 --> 00:47:06.255 Because I was just telling Brian about a game I 928 00:47:06.415 --> 00:47:08.895 played for a couple days that, 929 00:47:09.214 --> 00:47:15.890 I mean, it's fake money, but at one point I I had like a $175,000,000,000 930 00:47:16.050 --> 00:47:17.730 from hacking servers. 931 00:47:18.290 --> 00:47:19.090 Oh. 932 00:47:19.490 --> 00:47:21.170 It it was actually. 933 00:47:21.410 --> 00:47:22.530 And I just had 934 00:47:22.850 --> 00:47:32.605 one main script to run and it ran like three or four other scripts at the same time. So, I mean, it just oh man. I I just start this one script. 935 00:47:32.845 --> 00:47:34.525 Fuck. It was hacking everything. 936 00:47:38.200 --> 00:47:39.640 Oh, was fun. And 937 00:47:40.040 --> 00:47:43.720 then it was like this morning, it's like, yeah, okay, I'm bored now. 938 00:47:47.480 --> 00:47:49.640 I think I stopped the game. Had, 939 00:47:50.694 --> 00:47:52.775 oh shit. Who needs to play Fort 940 00:47:53.415 --> 00:47:57.815 Knox, you know? I think I had like 2 or $3,000,000,000 941 00:47:57.815 --> 00:47:59.895 and that was after I had spent 942 00:48:00.214 --> 00:48:02.295 the night before, I had spent like, 943 00:48:02.850 --> 00:48:04.370 you know, 3,000,000,000 944 00:48:04.370 --> 00:48:07.250 the night before, I still had another 3,000,000,000. 945 00:48:07.490 --> 00:48:10.050 And I'm like, yeah, I'm done. Okay. Just 946 00:48:10.210 --> 00:48:13.730 take it all off. So what'd you spend $3,000,000,000 947 00:48:13.730 --> 00:48:15.730 in? Hacking abilities? 948 00:48:15.970 --> 00:48:17.490 Yeah. Okay. 949 00:48:17.570 --> 00:48:17.810 Yep. 950 00:48:18.494 --> 00:48:20.415 Yeah. Because when 951 00:48:20.734 --> 00:48:22.974 you buy the augmentations 952 00:48:22.974 --> 00:48:25.295 and stuff like that, it makes 953 00:48:26.815 --> 00:48:28.015 you become stronger 954 00:48:28.255 --> 00:48:32.815 and everything like this. And then when you install the augmentations 955 00:48:33.020 --> 00:48:34.620 and then when you come back, 956 00:48:35.339 --> 00:48:38.300 you only have less than $1,200 957 00:48:38.300 --> 00:48:39.740 in your bank account. 958 00:48:39.980 --> 00:48:42.780 But once you get so many augmentations, 959 00:48:42.780 --> 00:48:44.859 as soon as you run that first script, 960 00:48:45.945 --> 00:48:49.065 like I was telling Brian on that last round, 961 00:48:49.225 --> 00:48:52.025 when I installed and started back over, 962 00:48:52.425 --> 00:48:53.865 I had 400,000,000 963 00:48:53.865 --> 00:48:54.825 in 964 00:48:54.825 --> 00:48:55.865 twenty minutes 965 00:48:56.505 --> 00:48:58.185 because I was powerful. 966 00:49:01.040 --> 00:49:02.160 And 967 00:49:02.160 --> 00:49:03.360 then the 968 00:49:03.360 --> 00:49:05.360 one faction I was 969 00:49:05.600 --> 00:49:07.600 doing hacking contracts for 970 00:49:08.160 --> 00:49:10.480 to get all of their augmentations, 971 00:49:11.005 --> 00:49:11.725 the 972 00:49:11.965 --> 00:49:17.645 say I needed money, plus I needed rep

score and their highest one was a million 973 00:49:18.205 --> 00:49:24.300 rep. That was going to take me three days by itself just to hit that. Okay. Well, 974 00:49:24.540 --> 00:49:25.340 you know, 975 00:49:25.580 --> 00:49:26.060 yeah, I don't 976 00:49:27.020 --> 00:49:28.060 I could understand 977 00:49:28.300 --> 00:49:31.100 that because I see absolutely no fun 978 00:49:31.340 --> 00:49:32.460 whatsoever 979 00:49:32.700 --> 00:49:34.060 in even entertaining 980 00:49:34.060 --> 00:49:35.020 the fact of 981 00:49:35.635 --> 00:49:37.555 doing that myself. 982 00:49:38.275 --> 00:49:41.235 Well, I mean, I mean, it was fine. It was fine, 983 00:49:41.475 --> 00:49:53.730 you know, for a while because, I mean, things moved fairly quickly, you know. The first the first round was a little slow, but it started picking up. The second round was like, okay, this is better. 984 00:49:53.890 --> 00:49:58.610 The third round was like, oh, yeah, here we go. The fourth round was like, 985 00:49:59.010 --> 00:49:59.890 okay. 986 00:50:00.210 --> 00:50:04.050 The fifth round money wise was fucking awesome. 987 00:50:04.210 --> 00:50:06.050 The hack level score, awesome. 988 00:50:06.615 --> 00:50:09.495 But trying to get all the augmentations, 989 00:50:09.735 --> 00:50:13.575 I was looking at three days just for one augmentation. 990 00:50:14.055 --> 00:50:14.615 No. 991 00:50:15.175 --> 00:50:16.055 I'm 992 00:50:16.055 --> 00:50:24.520 not going to sit here and run this game for three freaking days. No. I can find something else better to do. Yeah. Well, heldiver. Definitely. 993 00:50:24.839 --> 00:50:25.880 I ain't spending 994 00:50:26.280 --> 00:50:27.800 the money on heldiver. 995 00:50:27.800 --> 00:50:30.520 Just ain't doing it. Oh, it's just $40. 996 00:50:30.839 --> 00:50:33.000 Yeah. Yeah. $40. Uh-huh. 997 00:50:33.400 --> 00:50:34.520 But it's fun. 998 00:50:34.839 --> 00:50:39.055 Yeah. We're attacking Cyberstan, getting our asses kicked right now. Okay. What? 999 00:50:39.855 --> 00:50:41.935 We're getting our ass attacked right now. 1000 00:50:44.975 --> 00:50:46.095 Anyhow, so what it 1001 00:50:47.855 --> 00:50:49.615 basically, the the 1002 00:50:50.510 --> 00:50:51.790 premise of 1003 00:50:51.869 --> 00:50:54.030 of hailedivers is that 1004 00:50:54.510 --> 00:50:55.390 you are 1005 00:50:55.550 --> 00:50:56.990 super. That is 1006 00:50:57.790 --> 00:51:01.310 modern Earth or not modern Earth, but future Earth, 1007 00:51:01.550 --> 00:51:02.910 and it has been 1008 00:51:03.230 --> 00:51:04.910 everybody's under the same 1009 00:51:05.495 --> 00:51:08.935 dome of of same same set of government, 1010 00:51:09.095 --> 00:51:11.175 and it's a play on 1011 00:51:11.415 --> 00:51:12.935 totalitarianism 1012 00:51:13.575 --> 00:51:15.015 and stuff because 1013 00:51:15.495 --> 00:51:21.830 they're talking, like and and socialism and things like that because it's like they're talking about managed democracy 1014 00:51:23.030 --> 00:51:24.070 and stuff, and how 1015 00:51:24.390 --> 00:51:29.830 if you're not thinking the way that you need to think, then you probably need to go 1016 00:51:30.790 --> 00:51:33.910 to camps and stuff like that. It's just the whole backstory 1017 00:51:33.910 --> 00:51:37.275 of everything. But yeah. So you've got Super Earth, 1018 00:51:37.675 --> 00:51:38.235 and 1019 00:51:38.635 --> 00:51:40.315 there are, at the moment, 1020 00:51:40.475 --> 00:51:41.835 three factions 1021 00:51:41.835 --> 00:51:42.475 that 1022 00:51:43.035 --> 00:51:44.155 you are 1023 00:51:44.555 --> 00:51:46.315 you could choose to fight against. 1024 00:51:46.890 --> 00:51:47.770 You have 1025 00:51:48.170 --> 00:51:50.650 the bugs, which are called terminids, 1026 00:51:50.650 --> 00:51:56.650 that is, you know, they're just giant giant bugs that attack in swarms and and 1027 00:51:57.130 --> 00:52:01.609 can easily overcome you, and they've got from little bitty little bitty bugs, 1028 00:52:02.205 --> 00:52:04.365 which are about the size of a 1029 00:52:04.685 --> 00:52:07.645 size of a of a medium sized dog, 1030 00:52:07.965 --> 00:52:11.645 all the way up to just these giant monstrosity 1031 00:52:12.685 --> 00:52:13.965 bullet sponge 1032 00:52:14.125 --> 00:52:19.180 bugs that are pain in the butt. They're a lot of they're called biotite. You 1033 00:52:19.180 --> 00:52:25.420 have radroach or not radroaches, what is it? Roach dragons is what they're called. They're big flying creatures. 1034 00:52:25.660 --> 00:52:30.619 And then you've got even a bigger the biggest thing is what's called the hive lord. 1035 00:52:31.475 --> 00:52:34.435 And so you go on through, and you everybody gets together, 1036 00:52:34.915 --> 00:52:42.275 and you go on, you tax attack whatever faction you've got. Like I said, you've got the the Terminids, which are bugs. You have 1037 00:52:42.515 --> 00:52:43.235 aliens, 1038 00:52:43.900 --> 00:52:45.740 alien looking aliens, 1039 00:52:45.740 --> 00:52:49.900 which are called the Illuminids. They're kind of the squid looking characters. 1040 00:52:50.140 --> 00:52:51.660 And then there are the 1041 00:52:51.980 --> 00:52:56.380 essentially, they're taking them from the from the Terminators. You have 1042 00:52:56.940 --> 00:52:57.820 the 1043 00:52:58.645 --> 00:52:59.765 automatons, 1044 00:53:00.005 --> 00:53:01.285 and the automatons 1045 00:53:01.285 --> 00:53:02.005 are 1046 00:53:03.125 --> 00:53:03.605 are 1047 00:53:04.485 --> 00:53:11.045 where everybody's fighting at right now because there is their main world is called Cyberstan, 1048 00:53:11.650 --> 00:53:13.410 and Cyberstan 1049 00:53:13.410 --> 00:53:15.330 discovered that there are 1050 00:53:15.650 --> 00:53:19.010 cyborgs out there that are actually running the 1051 00:53:19.490 --> 00:53:20.530 robots, 1052 00:53:21.010 --> 00:53:23.170 and these things are just a big pain in the ass. 1053 00:53:24.865 --> 00:53:26.865 We've got something like 22,000,000

1054 00:53:26.865 --> 00:53:31.745 dives that we're able to do as total as a whole as a whole gaming community. 1055 00:53:32.065 --> 00:53:37.025 And if we run out of run out of of hell divers, out of reinforcements, 1056 00:53:37.025 --> 00:53:39.185 then, you know, we've lost that lost that war. 1057 00:53:39.720 --> 00:53:47.720 And so it's just it's really it's just kind of fun because you you can go in by yourself if you want. You're probably gonna get your ass kicked, 1058 00:53:48.200 --> 00:53:55.175 but it actually is fun to go ahead and have three other people with you, and you all dive in together 1059 00:53:55.335 --> 00:54:02.775 and go take on stuff. You get a lot more points, you get a lot more, you get a whole lot more of everything if you're able to do the harder levels 1060 00:54:04.020 --> 00:54:12.100 and make it, and the harder the level, the more chaos it is. It's it's a freaking riot. I mean, I I'm sitting there cussing up a storm, 1061 00:54:12.340 --> 00:54:14.100 throwing fit, it's, 1062 00:54:14.340 --> 00:54:14.820 know, 1063 00:54:15.140 --> 00:54:26.495 cussing the other people out. Thankfully, I've got my mic muted so they don't hear me, But, you know, at the same time, just cussing everybody out and throwing a fit and all this, and it's just it's a grand old time of frustration, 1064 00:54:26.735 --> 00:54:32.575 and highly recommend it. It is one of the it's a it there's a reason why it has been in in 1065 00:54:32.815 --> 00:54:34.175 the top 10 for 1066 00:54:34.670 --> 00:54:35.950 past two years, 1067 00:54:36.270 --> 00:54:37.470 because it's just a 1068 00:54:38.110 --> 00:54:42.670 flat out fun game. It's a third person shooter, so it's not first person, 1069 00:54:42.910 --> 00:54:43.470 and 1070 00:54:44.030 --> 00:54:52.165 it's just it's just it's just a damn blast. So, yeah. And what'd you say at the very beginning? It's super earth or super what? 1071 00:54:52.485 --> 00:54:59.605 Super earth. Yeah. You're you're Super earth. The only the only super I'm doing is Super Mario. 1072 00:55:02.099 --> 00:55:05.300 Well, that's Nintendo. They don't have license to do that. So 1073 00:55:05.940 --> 00:55:07.380 Not on PlayStation. 1074 00:55:07.540 --> 00:55:10.420 You Yep. Not on PlayStation. Nintendo game. Yeah. 1075 00:55:12.995 --> 00:55:15.395 Then I'll get me another motherfucking Nintendo. 1076 00:55:16.035 --> 00:55:18.115 And maybe I'll get, one day, 1077 00:55:18.515 --> 00:55:20.195 get to the ninth level 1078 00:55:20.595 --> 00:55:22.355 and rescue the princess. 1079 00:55:22.995 --> 00:55:28.620 It's all it's only taken me, what, thirty years to get to level eight. 1080 00:55:29.740 --> 00:55:34.700 Haven't even got to the ninth level yet. Yep, not yet. Well, that's why played Super 1081 00:55:36.619 --> 00:55:39.579 Mario for a short minute and then said, okay, I'm bored. 1082 00:55:41.555 --> 00:55:46.994 I didn't happen to say that a lot. Okay, I'm bored. I was going to say something and I

forgot. 1083 00:55:47.155 --> 00:55:48.275 Because you were bored. 1084 00:55:48.515 --> 00:55:49.714 You know, that's that's 1085 00:55:50.515 --> 00:55:57.290 Well, that's cool. Matt Walsh put out his full documentary on the real history of slavery. That's cool. I have to watch that. Who? 1086 00:55:57.450 --> 00:55:58.490 Matt Walsh. 1087 00:55:58.570 --> 00:56:01.610 Whoever Matt Walsh is. Was he a slave? 1088 00:56:01.930 --> 00:56:04.250 No. No. But he's he's a 1089 00:56:05.050 --> 00:56:06.250 he's actually going he 1090 00:56:06.890 --> 00:56:07.850 he's with 1091 00:56:08.250 --> 00:56:09.450 Hailey Wire, I believe. 1092 00:56:11.005 --> 00:56:12.285 But he's 1093 00:56:12.285 --> 00:56:14.925 through, he's done a couple of three different documentaries 1094 00:56:14.925 --> 00:56:16.365 that have been kind 1095 00:56:16.365 --> 00:56:18.685 of fun to watch. One is a Woman, 1096 00:56:19.565 --> 00:56:25.630 and Am I Racist? Is another one, and both of those are actually pretty decent. Yeah, 1097 00:56:26.190 --> 00:56:26.590 I 1098 00:56:28.190 --> 00:56:29.230 get I into those too 1099 00:56:30.590 --> 00:56:31.950 just like documentaries, 1100 00:56:31.950 --> 00:56:35.070 especially I really like the history ones. 1101 00:56:35.230 --> 00:56:36.510 I do once in a while, 1102 00:56:37.244 --> 00:56:40.525 it depends. You see, that's the thing with the documentaries, 1103 00:56:40.525 --> 00:56:41.885 I'm not knocking them, 1104 00:56:42.125 --> 00:56:50.525 but a lot of times when they have these experts on or people experts in these fields, they find the driest. 1105 00:56:51.620 --> 00:56:57.060 Right. I mean, slower talking than me. Okay? People. 1106 00:56:57.460 --> 00:57:05.295 And oh my god. It's it's it's like, you know how some people in fingers and chalkboard type? Right. That's me. I 1107 00:57:06.255 --> 00:57:12.095 will power off within Like my poor man, he's got a really annoying voice that sounds a lot like 1108 00:57:12.255 --> 00:57:14.015 fingers on a chalkboard to me. 1109 00:57:14.494 --> 00:57:16.974 But no, it's just that some of these people, 1110 00:57:18.380 --> 00:57:19.740 God bless them. They 1111 00:57:20.140 --> 00:57:27.660 do know their information. I'm not knocking them for that. It's just they have to explain to the letter in detail 1112 00:57:27.820 --> 00:57:31.340 everything has to be perfect. Otherwise, they have to restart. 1113 00:57:31.825 --> 00:57:35.025 And it's like, oh my God, no. Just go on. 1114 00:57:35.665 --> 00:57:42.785 You forgot to use a period, just move the fuck on. Yes, go on. Right. It's 1115 00:57:42.785 --> 00:57:49.510 like, please just give me the information. Let me ingest it. I'll figure out where to put the periods and the commas. 1116 00:57:49.830 --> 00:57:54.790 You know? But, yeah, that's why I don't watch too many document I I mean, I've I've seen 1117 00:57:55.750 --> 00:57:56.550 speaking. 1118 00:57:56.790 --> 00:57:58.550 This isn't a documentary, 1119 00:57:58.550 --> 00:58:02.230 but it made me think of this movie I saw last night, which is pretty cool. 1120 00:58:03.645 --> 00:58:04.685 It's on Tubi. 1121 00:58:05.245 --> 00:58:05.885 So if 1122 00:58:06.285 --> 00:58:08.845 you have the Tubi app, it's free. Okay? 1123 00:58:09.325 --> 00:58:12.365 But it's called Eddie the Eagle. 1124 00:58:12.525 --> 00:58:14.605 Oh, yeah. Yeah. I remember him. 1125 00:58:15.250 --> 00:58:20.130 That is an excellent move. Oh, yeah. Very, very uplifting, 1126 00:58:20.130 --> 00:58:21.890 beautiful story. I mean, sadly, 1127 00:58:22.930 --> 00:58:28.130 place, but by damn, it wasn't about placing. It was just about the fact that he made it. Yeah. 1128 00:58:28.685 --> 00:58:30.685 On his first go. Yeah. 1129 00:58:31.405 --> 00:58:35.245 And that was his dream from the time he was like five or six, 1130 00:58:35.485 --> 00:58:37.005 to go to the Olympics. 1131 00:58:37.805 --> 00:58:39.405 Blind as a bat, but- 1132 00:58:39.805 --> 00:58:42.125 Hey, he's But he did the 1133 00:58:42.445 --> 00:58:44.125 ski jump of all damn things. 1134 00:58:44.740 --> 00:58:45.300 Yeah. 1135 00:58:45.620 --> 00:58:46.420 And I 1136 00:58:46.980 --> 00:58:47.780 was like, 1137 00:58:48.420 --> 00:58:52.980 I watched that movie last night, you know, and I mean, because a lot of times with 1138 00:58:53.220 --> 00:58:58.635 British movies, I have a hard time catching the humor because it's so dry. But 1139 00:58:58.875 --> 00:59:00.635 this one was actually 1140 00:59:01.195 --> 00:59:03.355 done really well and it was 1141 00:59:04.235 --> 00:59:05.115 just funny. 1142 00:59:05.515 --> 00:59:06.235 Enjoyed 1143 00:59:06.635 --> 00:59:08.555 it. I enjoyed it a lot. 1144 00:59:09.195 --> 00:59:10.315 Yeah. One of my favorite 1145 00:59:10.950 --> 00:59:18.710 I mean, I'm I'm always been a Ken Burns fan, so a lot all of his documentaries have always been fantastic in my book. 1146 00:59:19.030 --> 00:59:20.230 So, like, the 1147 00:59:20.710 --> 00:59:22.150 the Wild West, 1148 00:59:22.550 --> 00:59:24.310 he did one that's about 1149 00:59:24.869 --> 00:59:29.525 the dust bowl, which is my favorite time of history. 1150 00:59:30.005 --> 00:59:32.565 The Great Depression and all that just 1151 00:59:32.724 --> 00:59:34.725 shows the 1152 00:59:34.885 --> 00:59:40.244 tenacity of humans, and that we learn from our mistakes, whether we like to admit that we do or don't. 1153 00:59:42.060 --> 00:59:43.900 But it is one of those 1154 00:59:44.380 --> 00:59:49.260 types of, well, those major events of where we were able to 1155 00:59:50.060 --> 00:59:50.860 overcome, 1156 00:59:50.860 --> 00:59:53.100 even though the government did everything it's 1157 00:59:53.260 --> 00:59:55.900 good in its power to make sure that we stayed in 1158 00:59:56.540 --> 00:59:57.180 that depression. 1159 00:59:57.795 --> 00:59:58.435 Right. 1160 00:59:59.315 --> 01:00:02.355 But the the fact that the Dust Bowl was 1161 01:00:02.675 --> 01:00:10.355

happening at the exact same time that the that the depression hit and lasted just as long was a 1162 01:00:10.580 --> 01:00:15.460 was just a fascinating period of time to me. It was a conspiracy man. 1163 01:00:15.620 --> 01:00:16.980 They could answer yours now. 1164 01:00:18.580 --> 01:00:19.860 SkyNet. It's aliens. 1165 01:00:20.660 --> 01:00:21.300 Right? 1166 01:00:21.460 --> 01:00:22.260 SkyNet 1167 01:00:22.260 --> 01:00:24.075 is real, man. Yeah. 1168 01:00:24.555 --> 01:00:26.075 Something is real. 1169 01:00:27.595 --> 01:00:29.675 Was it broadcasted on the Internet? 1170 01:00:30.395 --> 01:00:33.195 I don't know. I didn't know. That it didn't happen. 1171 01:00:33.515 --> 01:00:34.395 That it didn't happen. 1172 01:00:35.289 --> 01:00:39.849 You know how earlier we were talking about the news and all like that? Right. 1173 01:00:40.490 --> 01:00:51.685 Just got done watching again for the second time because I watched it, I don't know, two, three years ago, and I loved it then, and I loved it again when I just rewatched it. 1174 01:00:52.005 --> 01:00:55.125 But it's a show it's on and and it's only on HBO. 1175 01:00:55.205 --> 01:00:57.685 You can't get it anywhere else. I don't care. 1176 01:00:58.005 --> 01:01:00.965 You will have to go to HBO to watch this. 1177 01:01:01.125 --> 01:01:02.405 It's called the newsroom. 1178 01:01:02.880 --> 01:01:05.280 I love that fucking TV show, 1179 01:01:05.760 --> 01:01:06.720 that series. 1180 01:01:07.039 --> 01:01:07.520 I 1181 01:01:09.119 --> 01:01:11.440 love the hell out of it. It was 1182 01:01:12.160 --> 01:01:14.320 when they were Phil Hartman. 1183 01:01:15.440 --> 01:01:18.994 Wasn't Phil Hartman in that? Phil Hartman. I don't know. 1184 01:01:19.394 --> 01:01:19.954 No. 1185 01:01:20.595 --> 01:01:21.714 Jeff Daniels. 1186 01:01:21.954 --> 01:01:25.075 I don't know who the fuck Phil Hartman is. I have to look Jeff him 1187 01:01:25.795 --> 01:01:33.510 Daniels was in him. Jeff Daniels. Okay. Hold up. Gotta now I've got now I've got myself confused as to which one I'm thinking of. But it 1188 01:01:33.990 --> 01:01:34.790 was where 1189 01:01:35.030 --> 01:01:37.030 news media outlets were 1190 01:01:37.270 --> 01:01:38.150 doing no, 1191 01:01:38.390 --> 01:01:39.510 it wasn't. 1192 01:01:40.470 --> 01:01:43.030 No, it wasn't Phil Hartman. Was Jeff Daniels. 1193 01:01:43.270 --> 01:01:44.710 But he plays 1194 01:01:45.190 --> 01:01:46.150 Will McEvoy. 1195 01:01:46.464 --> 01:01:55.585 But it was where all the news was was, basically doing what they're doing now, but this was back in like, o '7, o '8, 1196 01:01:55.825 --> 01:01:57.345 you know? And this 1197 01:01:58.950 --> 01:02:04.710 news outlet said, screw it. We're gonna start doing the news, the actual news again. 1198 01:02:04.950 --> 01:02:06.790 And so and so 1199 01:02:07.270 --> 01:02:09.670 Will McEvoy, the the character, 1200 01:02:10.070 --> 01:02:12.070 his his executive producer 1201 01:02:12.655 --> 01:02:16.895 said, this is what you're gonna report on. And it was all fact based, 1202 01:02:17.215 --> 01:02:18.175 all facts. 1203 01:02:18.415 --> 01:02:19.295 It wasn't 1204 01:02:19.775 --> 01:02:20.575 speculation 1205 01:02:20.575 --> 01:02:22.655 or anything like that. Right. 1206 01:02:22.975 --> 01:02:24.735 We don't want your opinions, 1207 01:02:24.815 --> 01:02:28.280 just the facts. Just the facts. And I 1208 01:02:28.280 --> 01:02:29.080 mean, it's 1209 01:02:29.480 --> 01:02:32.040 actually really freaking cool to watch, 1210 01:02:32.360 --> 01:02:35.160 and there's three seasons of it. So yeah, I 1211 01:02:35.960 --> 01:02:37.480 have binged watched them. 1212 01:02:37.800 --> 01:02:38.840 But yeah, it's just 1213 01:02:39.880 --> 01:02:42.685 I don't know, it just kind of something that 1214 01:02:43.325 --> 01:02:44.605 quieted my mind, 1215 01:02:45.964 --> 01:02:49.085 especially in this noisy landscape that we have 1216 01:02:49.405 --> 01:02:51.085 as far as news media. 1217 01:02:51.244 --> 01:02:56.350 It was just I mean, yeah, it was fake, I know, but still it was cool. Right. 1218 01:02:56.590 --> 01:02:57.950 Another show I watched- Who 1219 01:02:59.470 --> 01:03:00.670 was the last 1220 01:03:01.230 --> 01:03:02.350 newscaster 1221 01:03:02.510 --> 01:03:03.550 that actually 1222 01:03:03.710 --> 01:03:04.590 told the truth? 1223 01:03:08.454 --> 01:03:12.215 Well, they all, in a way, tell the truth. It's just they 1224 01:03:12.535 --> 01:03:17.975 spin it, and that's what that's the problem that they have is they throw their their opinions 1225 01:03:18.375 --> 01:03:19.255 into 1226 01:03:19.255 --> 01:03:20.214 into the news, 1227 01:03:20.740 --> 01:03:22.660 and that's where that's where 1228 01:03:22.900 --> 01:03:32.260 everything is falling apart because we don't need to be told how we need to feel about what's happened. Everybody should be able to make their own decisions on 1229 01:03:32.340 --> 01:03:41.395 is Trump doing a good job or a bad job. We don't need the news media going off and going, well, Trump's being an asshole again, and he's doing you know? No. No. Dude's asking 1230 01:03:41.875 --> 01:03:43.234 which newscaster, 1231 01:03:43.234 --> 01:03:44.915 which news anchor 1232 01:03:45.315 --> 01:03:48.355 He's the last one to do do to be honest 1233 01:03:48.515 --> 01:03:49.394 and and 1234 01:03:50.150 --> 01:03:53.350 tell the truth. And they all tell the truth 1235 01:03:53.670 --> 01:04:00.550 with a big spin off. They don't have any anchors anymore, do they? Oh, yeah. I mean, we still have news anchors. 1236 01:04:00.710 --> 01:04:04.870 They don't hold I don't know who they are anymore just because I don't watch the news. 1237 01:04:05.415 --> 01:04:08.775 Well, that and they don't hold the same reputation as 1238 01:04:09.095 --> 01:04:11.255 Oh, no. Rather Tom Broca, 1239 01:04:11.575 --> 01:04:15.895 you know, as a That that's the point I was getting to. 1240 01:04:16.535 -->

01:04:19.175 Yeah. I know. I know. How long ago 1241 01:04:19.380 --> 01:04:22.579 Yes, I know you did, Rich. What exactly 1242 01:04:22.819 --> 01:04:25.140 and how long ago was that? '80s? 1243 01:04:25.779 --> 01:04:28.500 '80s? Mid '80s. I think 1244 01:04:28.740 --> 01:04:31.539 it started going downhill somewhere after 1245 01:04:31.539 --> 01:04:33.779 that. It started going downhill 1246 01:04:33.935 --> 01:04:35.455 when CNN 1247 01:04:35.855 --> 01:04:37.135 came on the scene, 1248 01:04:37.535 --> 01:04:38.335 period. 1249 01:04:38.494 --> 01:04:39.295 Right. 1250 01:04:40.335 --> 01:04:41.535 Ever since then, 1251 01:04:42.015 --> 01:04:42.815 after that, 1252 01:04:43.375 --> 01:04:44.415 yeah, no. 1253 01:04:44.975 --> 01:04:46.095 Dan Rather, 1254 01:04:46.255 --> 01:04:47.535 and who's the other one you said? 1255 01:04:48.180 --> 01:04:50.420 Tom Brokaw. Tom Brokaw. Tom Brokaw. 1256 01:04:50.740 --> 01:04:53.940 Those were the last, and Paul Harvey. 1257 01:04:54.180 --> 01:04:56.100 Oh, he wasn't really a news anchor. 1258 01:04:56.260 --> 01:04:58.980 No, he was just a radio guy. Right. 1259 01:04:59.380 --> 01:05:01.380 He was the OG podcaster 1260 01:05:01.835 --> 01:05:04.795 the OGs, except he was live on radio. 1261 01:05:05.035 --> 01:05:05.675 Yeah, 1262 01:05:05.914 --> 01:05:06.954 but he 1263 01:05:07.275 --> 01:05:09.195 also gave you the news 1264 01:05:09.595 --> 01:05:11.435 even though it was on radio, 1265 01:05:11.994 --> 01:05:13.035 but he gave 1266 01:05:13.835 --> 01:05:15.355 you the information. 1267 01:05:15.914 --> 01:05:17.275 Here are the facts. 1268 01:05:18.099 --> 01:05:18.900 You 1269 01:05:19.619 --> 01:05:20.660 assimilate 1270 01:05:20.900 --> 01:05:22.100 your opinion. 1271 01:05:22.339 --> 01:05:27.220 But see, that's the thing, people don't want to use their brains anymore, they would rather be told. 1272 01:05:27.540 --> 01:05:31.060 Yeah, because they get told something and all of a sudden you're like, 1273 01:05:31.619 --> 01:05:34.475 they get a real physical 1274 01:05:34.475 --> 01:05:49.920 sense of cognitive dissonance. They've been told, don't like this, but then they get told something good without being told how they like and how they're supposed to feel about it. Yeah. They don't add anything. And they they're like, oh my god. Well, that's that's good, but but Trump, 1275 01:05:50.160 --> 01:06:05.625 can I can we or or my they or he's a Republican, but that's really good? Should I be angry? Should I be is it this is a good thing, right? It seems like it's a good thing. And so, yeah, a lot of people don't understand how to actually 1276 01:06:05.944 --> 01:06:06.665 react 1277 01:06:07.224 --> 01:06:08.585 or respond to 1278 01:06:08.984 --> 01:06:09.385 Because 1279 01:06:10.744 --> 01:06:14.984 of the simple fact is no one taught them. Right. Because we 1280 01:06:15.625 --> 01:06:20.810 all started moving away from him, And so none of us older generation 1281 01:06:21.050 -->

01:06:25.290 has taken the time to teach the newer generation to keep it passed on. 1282 01:06:25.610 --> 01:06:28.810 Now now speaking along these lines, 1283 01:06:28.970 --> 01:06:34.875 there's another movie, and it was well, it's another British movie. Cool as shit. 1284 01:06:35.195 --> 01:06:37.115 It was made in 2024. 1285 01:06:37.435 --> 01:06:38.475 It's titled 1286 01:06:38.635 --> 01:06:40.955 2073. 1287 01:06:41.355 --> 01:06:41.995 Okay? 1288 01:06:42.155 --> 01:06:42.875 K. 1289 01:06:43.195 --> 01:06:43.835 But 1290 01:06:44.795 --> 01:06:45.435 it's kinda 1291 01:06:45.995 --> 01:06:46.795 it's weird. 1292 01:06:47.310 --> 01:06:50.510 Okay? It it acts like it's in the future, 1293 01:06:50.910 --> 01:06:54.030 but it goes back all the way to 1992, 1294 01:06:54.590 --> 01:06:55.630 and it shows 1295 01:06:56.110 --> 01:06:57.470 archival footage 1296 01:06:57.630 --> 01:07:00.830 of events that happened around the world, like riots, 1297 01:07:01.375 --> 01:07:04.095 you know, wars, shit like this. 1298 01:07:04.335 --> 01:07:04.975 Right. 1299 01:07:05.295 --> 01:07:09.055 And everything. And then it moves back into 2073 1300 01:07:09.055 --> 01:07:10.815 and how and how 1301 01:07:11.135 --> 01:07:12.015 new they 1302 01:07:13.055 --> 01:07:16.575 call it an event. They don't exactly say what it was, 1303 01:07:17.180 --> 01:07:20.300 what the event was, but earth has been decimated. 1304 01:07:20.700 --> 01:07:21.900 And San Francisco 1305 01:07:21.900 --> 01:07:24.060 is the new capital of 1306 01:07:24.620 --> 01:07:25.340 America. 1307 01:07:25.580 --> 01:07:29.740 Oh, they would love that, wouldn't they? Yeah. It's called New San Francisco. 1308 01:07:29.980 --> 01:07:30.540 But anyway, 1309 01:07:31.194 --> 01:07:33.355 they keep they keep going back 1310 01:07:33.595 --> 01:07:34.955 to and and 1311 01:07:35.515 --> 01:07:37.275 they give you the years. 1312 01:07:37.674 --> 01:07:39.755 Like, they start in 1992, 1313 01:07:39.755 --> 01:07:43.115 and then they move forward to, like, '95 or '97 or 1314 01:07:43.275 --> 01:07:44.955 o seven, o three, 1315 01:07:45.115 --> 01:07:48.140 you know, you know, 2001, 1316 01:07:48.539 --> 01:07:50.540 you know, shit like this. 1317 01:07:50.940 --> 01:07:52.619 Uh-huh. And it's 1318 01:07:53.500 --> 01:07:55.099 honestly, if you ask me, 1319 01:07:55.500 --> 01:08:02.215 I mean, if you look it up, it says it says critics describe this as a warning from the future. 1320 01:08:02.455 --> 01:08:04.615 Right. Because it blends a documentary 1321 01:08:04.855 --> 01:08:08.295 and sci fi to confront real world crises 1322 01:08:08.375 --> 01:08:10.295 like climate change, corporate 1323 01:08:11.200 --> 01:08:12.080 fascism, 1324 01:08:12.480 --> 01:08:14.400 and digital surveillance. 1325 01:08:14.800 --> 01:08:15.840 Okay? And 1326 01:08:16.080 --> 01:08:20.560 they're dead on. They're nuts dead on because it shows you 1327 01:08:21.280 --> 01:08:23.440 what's been going on from 1328 01:08:23.875 --> 01:08:25.395 'ninety two up until 1329 01:08:25.555 --> 01:08:28.995 I think they stopped the footage as 2022 1330 01:08:28.995 --> 01:08:30.435 or 2023, 1331 01:08:30.835 --> 01:08:32.594 something like that. But still, 1332 01:08:32.995 --> 01:08:34.915 to sit there and watch 1333 01:08:35.235 --> 01:08:36.035 that footage, 1334 01:08:37.250 --> 01:08:42.370 And I remember that. I remember that. I remember that. I remember that. 1335 01:08:42.690 --> 01:08:45.330 Oh, fuck, this is actually possible. 1336 01:08:45.490 --> 01:08:48.530 You know, I'm not saying because I mean, in 2073, 1337 01:08:48.530 --> 01:08:50.450 I'm going to be just over a 100 years old. 1338 01:08:51.155 --> 01:08:51.554 I 1339 01:08:52.195 --> 01:08:59.235 probably won't be around for it, but you know, just to think about it, it's that freaking close. It could be that close. 1340 01:08:59.475 --> 01:09:01.954 I'm not saying it will, I'm saying it could be. 1341 01:09:02.355 --> 01:09:04.050 But yeah, it's 1342 01:09:04.450 --> 01:09:05.170 hang on. 1343 01:09:05.810 --> 01:09:09.330 I forget, I think I saw it on Tubi as well, and I can't 1344 01:09:09.570 --> 01:09:13.250 remember. It's on yeah, I know it's on 1345 01:09:15.615 --> 01:09:16.574 HBO 1346 01:09:16.735 --> 01:09:17.295 because I'm 1347 01:09:18.015 --> 01:09:22.335 Yeah. Whenever you saw it, I was like, well, hey, that was just all my suggested 1348 01:09:23.855 --> 01:09:24.655 shows. 1349 01:09:25.055 --> 01:09:25.695 Yeah. 1350 01:09:25.935 --> 01:09:26.655 I would 1351 01:09:27.615 --> 01:09:30.255 give that a watch, dude. It's 1352 01:09:30.255 --> 01:09:31.295 weird, but 1353 01:09:32.320 --> 01:09:34.320 it freaking keeps you engaged. 1354 01:09:34.640 --> 01:09:36.080 I'm I'm 1355 01:09:36.080 --> 01:09:36.880 gonna tell you, 1356 01:09:39.120 --> 01:09:42.320 that's the thing, when they go back to the archival footage, 1357 01:09:42.640 --> 01:09:44.480 you're gonna be like, I remember that. 1358 01:09:45.045 --> 01:09:45.685 Or 1359 01:09:46.965 --> 01:09:48.885 even though you didn't watch the 1360 01:09:49.445 --> 01:09:50.885 whole footage verbatim 1361 01:09:50.885 --> 01:09:52.485 at the time it happened, 1362 01:09:52.725 --> 01:09:59.445 you still heard about it. So you can still relate to, yes, that happened, this happened, that happened. 1363 01:09:59.940 --> 01:10:00.900 Yeah. It's it's 1364 01:10:02.020 --> 01:10:11.060 I gotta say, I how I found it, I don't know. I just figured what the hell. I'll just see what it's about. Yeah. I was I was thinking I was gonna shut it off. 1365 01:10:11.460 --> 01:10:14.980 And No. I wound up watching it. I watched the whole thing. 1366 01:10:15.864 --> 01:10:16.425 I 1367 01:10:16.744 --> 01:10:19.945 did. I watched the whole thing. Did 1368 01:10:20.185 --> 01:10:22.264 you even have popcorn and soda? 1369 01:10:22.505 --> 01:10:27.304 No, I didn't have popcorn and soda. Oh. I know I should have. 1370 01:10:28.665 -->

01:10:31.224 It was a movie, damn it, you should have had popcorn and soda. 1371 01:10:31.680 --> 01:10:32.320 The You candy 1372 01:10:33.280 --> 01:10:33.760 know, 1373 01:10:34.080 --> 01:10:37.440 I think that day I ate candy bars earlier in the day. 1374 01:10:37.920 --> 01:10:38.639 Well, 1375 01:10:40.560 --> 01:10:42.239 and you know, that's fine. 1376 01:10:42.640 --> 01:10:43.680 But either way, 1377 01:10:44.554 --> 01:10:46.875 that's just something. I mean, 2073 1378 01:10:46.875 --> 01:10:52.715 and Eddie the Eagle. If he haven't watched those two, I would watch those. Those are really good. 1379 01:10:53.195 --> 01:10:54.715 And I normally don't 1380 01:10:55.275 --> 01:10:56.554 rave about movies. 1381 01:10:57.195 --> 01:10:59.594 99% of the time, I don't remember 1382 01:11:00.100 --> 01:11:00.659 Right. 1383 01:11:01.300 --> 01:11:03.619 You know, as soon as they're over. But 1384 01:11:03.860 --> 01:11:06.420 these two, yes, I did remember. 1385 01:11:06.820 --> 01:11:09.219 So you know they made an impression on me. 1386 01:11:09.780 --> 01:11:12.739 And Eddie the Eagle, is that a cartoon? 1387 01:11:13.145 --> 01:11:14.025 No. No. 1388 01:11:14.985 --> 01:11:16.264 It's about Eddie 1389 01:11:16.585 --> 01:11:17.385 Edwards. 1390 01:11:17.625 --> 01:11:20.664 He's a British ski jumper from He 1391 01:11:21.625 --> 01:11:23.224 is legally blind 1392 01:11:23.385 --> 01:11:24.585 ski jumper. 1393 01:11:24.665 --> 01:11:27.625 Oh, okay. Dude had some thick old glasses. 1394 01:11:28.150 --> 01:11:30.230 Oh, he did, he did, but 1395 01:11:31.030 --> 01:11:33.750 had the heart of 10 lions. 1396 01:11:33.910 --> 01:11:36.310 Yeah. It was funny in the movie, 1397 01:11:36.630 --> 01:11:39.430 he had did the 15 meter, the short jump, 1398 01:11:39.910 --> 01:11:40.950 and did that one, he's like, 1399 01:11:41.715 --> 01:11:51.474 he looks over at the 40 meter jump. He's like, I'm ready for that one. Did one jump on the 15, said, yeah, I'm good on the 40. Went and did that one, crashed, 1400 01:11:51.715 --> 01:11:56.355 landed the 40 on the second go, looked at the 70 and said, okay, I'm good, 1401 01:11:57.420 --> 01:12:00.860 And waited until he made it to the Olympics 1402 01:12:01.100 --> 01:12:02.380 on the 70 1403 01:12:02.460 --> 01:12:06.860 and then was like, yeah, I can do the 90. He never did it before in his life. 1404 01:12:07.500 --> 01:12:22.885 And yeah, like O'Brien said, he didn't place, but he wasn't there for a medal. He was there to prove to himself he could do it. Yeah, okay. And he achieved his goal and everybody loved him for it. And that was his gold? Yeah. Period. 1405 01:12:23.045 --> 01:12:27.000 Yep, that was his goal. Yep. So yeah, it's 1406 01:12:28.120 --> 01:12:29.159 a good movie 1407 01:12:29.560 --> 01:12:32.920 because I mean, he was told by his dad, by everybody, 1408 01:12:33.080 --> 01:12:35.159 you know, except I'll his be back in a bit. 1409 01:12:35.880 --> 01:12:37.880 But yeah, he was told 1410 01:12:38.275 --> 01:12:48.114 by everyone basically, oh, you'll never amount to nothing, you can't do it, blah, blah, blah, and all like this. And he's like, no, fuck y'all, I'm doing this. Well, 1411 01:12:48.595 --> 01:12:49.155 anybody 1412 01:12:50.115 --> 01:12:51.795 can do anything 1413 01:12:52.600 --> 01:12:55.239 if they set their mind to it. Mhmm. 1414 01:12:55.560 --> 01:12:56.280 Anything. 1415 01:12:56.760 --> 01:12:57.559 Exactly. 1416 01:12:57.800 --> 01:12:58.679 I could 1417 01:12:59.000 --> 01:13:01.560 become a fucking Olympic 1418 01:13:01.560 --> 01:13:02.840 speed skating 1419 01:13:03.000 --> 01:13:03.880 athlete 1420 01:13:04.120 --> 01:13:11.405 if I put my mind to it. Yes, you could. I think they're bringing speed skating to the Summer Olympics, 1421 01:13:11.645 --> 01:13:18.765 I hope. It's on a it's on a it's on a world level right now, but it there it's in line in line skates. 1422 01:13:19.470 --> 01:13:22.430 Right. Well, yeah, I figured it'd be in line. 1423 01:13:22.830 --> 01:13:25.870 Mhmm. They have world championships 1424 01:13:25.870 --> 01:13:26.750 every year, 1425 01:13:27.150 --> 01:13:31.310 but I just don't think they I don't remember seeing them in the last Summer Olympics. 1426 01:13:31.550 --> 01:13:35.875 Hopefully, they'll one day get there. Oh, you know oh, here oh, you 1427 01:13:36.515 --> 01:13:38.275 gotta love this one. 1428 01:13:38.755 --> 01:13:43.394 What is the newest sport that is in the next Summer Olympics? 1429 01:13:43.715 --> 01:13:47.875 You're never gonna believe it because you guys haven't followed the news on it. 1430 01:13:50.110 --> 01:13:53.149 It's love it. Flag football. 1431 01:13:53.710 --> 01:13:55.149 Oh, get out of here. 1432 01:13:55.550 --> 01:13:56.269 Yes. 1433 01:13:56.829 --> 01:13:57.709 Flag 1434 01:13:57.710 --> 01:13:58.590 football 1435 01:13:58.750 --> 01:14:02.030 is in this Summer Olympics in two years. 1436 01:14:02.775 --> 01:14:05.015 What kind of bullshit 1437 01:14:05.015 --> 01:14:06.775 fucking sport is that? 1438 01:14:07.415 --> 01:14:15.095 Hey, bullshit. Well, that is one so people don't have to hit their heads against each other. Well, okay, hang on, check this out. Rugby players 1439 01:14:15.600 --> 01:14:18.640 take care of their heads and their brain pans 1440 01:14:18.720 --> 01:14:22.000 a lot more than any other freaking contact sport. 1441 01:14:22.160 --> 01:14:23.360 Yes, they do. 1442 01:14:24.720 --> 01:14:25.600 What's the Just big 1443 01:14:26.640 --> 01:14:28.160 teach people how to actually, 1444 01:14:28.845 --> 01:14:31.324 you know, they know. So 1445 01:14:31.325 --> 01:14:35.245 so so, so basically the freaking Olympics 1446 01:14:35.245 --> 01:14:39.965 in order to get the younger crowd back interested, 1447 01:14:40.364 --> 01:14:42.045 they have brought a little 1448 01:14:42.440 --> 01:14:43.480 middle school 1449 01:14:43.880 --> 01:14:45.160 PE game 1450 01:14:45.320 --> 01:14:50.199 to the Olympic

stage is basically what they did. Yeah. Again, 1451 01:14:50.280 --> 01:14:52.680 what kind of fucking bullshit 1452 01:14:53.000 --> 01:14:53.560 is that? 1453 01:14:54.295 --> 01:14:56.534 Yeah. That is that is stupid. 1454 01:14:56.695 --> 01:14:59.494 That's just fucking Extremely 1455 01:14:59.574 --> 01:15:00.854 fucking stupid. 1456 01:15:01.255 --> 01:15:11.110 Yeah. I'm not me personally, I ain't gonna fucking watch it. Oh, no. You know, I like the Winter Olympics a lot more than I like the Summer Olympics. 1457 01:15:11.750 --> 01:15:14.550 And they have been I had they have been 1458 01:15:14.869 --> 01:15:15.989 broadcasting, 1459 01:15:16.070 --> 01:15:19.429 thank goodness, a lot of the speed skating, 1460 01:15:19.670 --> 01:15:21.350 long track and short track. 1461 01:15:21.905 --> 01:15:25.184 And I have been enjoying every fucking minute. 1462 01:15:26.385 --> 01:15:29.505 Alright. Oh, I bet you have, dude. I have. 1463 01:15:29.665 --> 01:15:31.184 And tomorrow night is 1464 01:15:31.905 --> 01:15:34.225 women's short track or 1465 01:15:34.510 --> 01:15:35.310 another 1466 01:15:35.390 --> 01:15:36.830 set of short 1467 01:15:37.070 --> 01:15:38.429 track events 1468 01:15:38.590 --> 01:15:39.790 for ladies. 1469 01:15:40.110 --> 01:15:40.830 Okay. 1470 01:15:41.070 --> 01:15:44.429 Oh yeah, I've been fucking loving the speed skating. 1471 01:15:44.510 --> 01:15:53.655 Well, that's, I mean, that's cool, man, that's you. Yep. Yeah. I yeah. Yeah. I haven't watched the Olympics now for almost 1472 01:15:53.975 --> 01:16:02.290 forty years. I used to watch it when I was a kid. Oh, yeah. No. I loved it, dude. Especially the all the both the eighties from our 1473 01:16:03.570 --> 01:16:04.370 events, 1474 01:16:04.610 --> 01:16:06.770 Olympics, because I mean, you had like 1475 01:16:07.490 --> 01:16:10.610 oh, good god. What's her name? The little gymnast girl. 1476 01:16:11.730 --> 01:16:17.705 Oh, fuck. I know. Oh, yeah. I know who you're talking about, but I don't remember her name. She was from- Mary 1477 01:16:18.425 --> 01:16:20.745 Ann or Mary Kay, Mary something. 1478 01:16:21.225 --> 01:16:26.745 Mary Lou Jane. Mary Lou Rettin, yeah. Rettin, Mary Lou Rettin, yeah, I remember her. 1479 01:16:28.010 --> 01:16:31.610 I mean, me I mean, honestly, honestly, when I stopped, 1480 01:16:31.930 --> 01:16:35.370 I guess I guess was when they started allowing 1481 01:16:35.770 --> 01:16:37.450 professional athletes 1482 01:16:38.410 --> 01:16:40.730 to to play in the Olympics. 1483 01:16:40.970 --> 01:16:42.570 Yeah. Which again is 1484 01:16:42.890 --> 01:16:43.530 bullshit. 1485 01:16:43.875 --> 01:16:44.675 Yes, 1486 01:16:44.915 --> 01:16:45.635 because 1487 01:16:46.115 --> 01:16:50.835 ever since they've ever done the Olympics, it's always been about amateurs. 1488 01:16:51.075 --> 01:16:52.195 Right, correct. 1489 01:16:52.435 --> 01:16:53.074 You know? 1490 01:16:54.355 --> 01:16:55.875 And then, I 1491 01:16:56.355 --> 01:16:56.595 mean, 1492 01:16:57.870 --> 01:17:02.989 when they allowed the dream team in for basketball and we took gold, okay, yeah, great. 1493 01:17:03.230 --> 01:17:05.950 But that just basically just 1494 01:17:06.190 --> 01:17:09.230 took the Olympics right out from under me. Then some of these 1495 01:17:10.054 --> 01:17:11.974 sports that they allow, like 1496 01:17:12.375 --> 01:17:14.054 I watch highlights from 1497 01:17:14.775 --> 01:17:15.655 snowboarding, 1498 01:17:16.054 --> 01:17:22.054 I'm not knocking snowboarding because I can't do it, and I know that takes a massive amount of skill. 1499 01:17:22.295 --> 01:17:22.534 Okay? 1500 01:17:23.100 --> 01:17:26.219 But when you sit there and you 1501 01:17:26.699 --> 01:17:30.380 twirl like, and they call it a 21.6 1502 01:17:30.380 --> 01:17:32.219 or whatever, 1503 01:17:32.219 --> 01:17:33.979 and all this stuff, it's like, 1504 01:17:34.860 --> 01:17:35.420 okay, 1505 01:17:36.380 --> 01:17:37.980 you can do that. That's great. 1506 01:17:38.735 --> 01:17:39.775 But I 1507 01:17:39.935 --> 01:17:48.415 don't understand it, I guess, I guess is what I'm saying. It's like, why is that? You know, because these these announcers, 1508 01:17:48.655 --> 01:17:54.830 he just did a twenty one sixty. And I'm like, yeah. So He spun around what, three times? 1509 01:17:55.070 --> 01:18:09.034 Okay, cool. You know, doing it at 80 miles an hour and, you know, I mean, yes, it's cool, but what's so big about doing a twenty one sixty or a ten eighty or whatever they call these numbers? Well, that's just how many revolutions. 1510 01:18:09.355 --> 01:18:11.355 So ten eighty is ten 1511 01:18:11.355 --> 01:18:13.114 eighty degrees 1512 01:18:13.114 --> 01:18:14.795 of revolution. 1513 01:18:15.675 --> 01:18:16.795 Yes, 1514 01:18:16.875 --> 01:18:18.155 three rotations, 1515 01:18:18.315 --> 01:18:19.035 three and a half Yeah. 1516 01:18:20.840 --> 01:18:21.639 Yes. 1517 01:18:22.600 --> 01:18:26.360 Okay. You see this? You know, and with That's my kid's boss. 1518 01:18:26.600 --> 01:18:28.920 Because you are used to 1519 01:18:29.480 --> 01:18:31.960 the Olympics from when you were a kid. 1520 01:18:32.360 --> 01:18:33.000 Right. 1521 01:18:33.160 --> 01:18:34.520 So they've always had 1522 01:18:35.304 --> 01:18:36.425 ski jumping 1523 01:18:36.505 --> 01:18:37.704 in the Olympics 1524 01:18:38.105 --> 01:18:40.504 since the Olympics were the Olympics, 1525 01:18:40.824 --> 01:18:42.184 except for in, 1526 01:18:42.585 --> 01:18:43.224 you know 1527 01:18:43.545 --> 01:18:46.985 War years and stuff, yes. In Greece when it started, 1528 01:18:48.050 --> 01:18:56.369 you know, several thousand years ago. Yeah. And everyone's around doing doing all the all the events butt naked. Well 1529 01:18:56.610 --> 01:19:02.770 Okay. That's a fact that I really did need to know, but thank you, Brian. Well, no. They did. Yeah. You're right. They 1530 01:19:03.304 --> 01:19:06.584 played it they did it in the

buff. 1531 01:19:06.824 --> 01:19:07.545 Okay. 1532 01:19:07.864 --> 01:19:10.905 Good for them. And that's why they could only do it in the summertime. 1533 01:19:11.705 --> 01:19:12.584 Yeah. Because 1534 01:19:13.065 --> 01:19:15.864 in the wintertime, people would be laughing a little too much. 1535 01:19:17.490 --> 01:19:24.449 Would just feel weird being running around in the buff and having my junk just bouncing around. That 1536 01:19:24.930 --> 01:19:26.530 would not feel right. 1537 01:19:27.010 --> 01:19:28.290 I don't care who you are. 1538 01:19:28.965 --> 01:19:32.244 Run, roll, pass. Don't get a stiffy. Don't get a stiffy. Don't get a stiffy. 1539 01:19:34.085 --> 01:19:39.284 And don't fall forward, I'm telling you. Especially with a stiffy. Oh my god. 1540 01:19:42.710 --> 01:19:46.470 You'd be stuck in a sand, you know, horizontal 1541 01:19:46.470 --> 01:19:48.790 style. That would hurt. 1542 01:19:48.950 --> 01:19:49.510 Yeah. 1543 01:19:51.270 --> 01:19:51.750 No. 1544 01:19:52.070 --> 01:19:53.350 No, 1545 01:19:53.670 --> 01:19:54.950 dude. Yeah. You're right. I mean, 1546 01:19:55.685 --> 01:20:01.445 I'm used to seeing the Olympics from when I was a kid when there was actual 1547 01:20:01.925 --> 01:20:03.925 well, I mean, I was even upset, 1548 01:20:04.085 --> 01:20:06.005 you know, when they had bowling 1549 01:20:06.005 --> 01:20:07.205 as an Olympic sport. 1550 01:20:07.860 --> 01:20:10.019 I'm like, what? I 1551 01:20:10.900 --> 01:20:12.420 mean, bowling is not 1552 01:20:12.900 --> 01:20:14.340 an Olympic sport. 1553 01:20:14.739 --> 01:20:16.179 Yes, it's a sport. 1554 01:20:16.580 --> 01:20:21.139 Okay. That's fine. I used to watch that on a Saturday afternoon, 1555 01:20:22.485 --> 01:20:25.124 but I didn't watch it on the Wide World of Sports. 1556 01:20:25.445 --> 01:20:27.445 Oh my god. It tells 1557 01:20:27.925 --> 01:20:30.965 us it tells everybody how fucking old we are. 1558 01:20:31.445 --> 01:20:32.085 Right? 1559 01:20:32.804 --> 01:20:36.644 I just freaking dated Bowling on the wild on the 1560 01:20:37.310 --> 01:20:40.110 what was it? Wild World of Sports, bowling, 1561 01:20:40.430 --> 01:20:42.829 you know? And it's pretty bad, I remember that. 1562 01:20:43.310 --> 01:20:44.030 I know. 1563 01:20:45.150 --> 01:20:46.429 But see, that's the thing, 1564 01:20:47.150 --> 01:20:49.790 it's just like, I don't know. I just think, 1565 01:20:51.655 --> 01:20:52.455 and 1566 01:20:52.615 --> 01:20:57.815 you see, that's the thing. Why did they change it so much? Because it seems like 1567 01:20:58.055 --> 01:21:00.614 they just changed it so much for America 1568 01:21:00.855 --> 01:21:02.375 because other 1569 01:21:02.375 --> 01:21:03.094 countries, 1570 01:21:03.655 --> 01:21:09.149 they've stuck to the, I mean, they've they've added teams, you know, when they've changed, 1571 01:21:09.469 --> 01:21:15.709 you know, sports in the Olympics, they've added teams, of course, because they don't want the

gold medals, and I get that. 1572 01:21:16.110 --> 01:21:18.909 But if if if the games, 1573 01:21:19.150 --> 01:21:22.344 you know, would have stayed along the same lines, 1574 01:21:22.585 --> 01:21:26.425 other countries wouldn't have bitched if there was no bowling, 1575 01:21:26.505 --> 01:21:27.144 because 1576 01:21:28.505 --> 01:21:30.264 that's probably not a big thing 1577 01:21:31.065 --> 01:21:33.860 wherever they're at. Okay. 1578 01:21:34.180 --> 01:21:36.739 Same way with fucking flag football. 1579 01:21:36.900 --> 01:21:39.860 Who's the only one that plays fucking flag football? 1580 01:21:40.260 --> 01:21:41.620 Middle schoolers. 1581 01:21:41.860 --> 01:21:44.020 Right. In what country? 1582 01:21:44.260 --> 01:21:44.980 The US. 1583 01:21:45.605 --> 01:21:47.125 The United States. 1584 01:21:47.365 --> 01:21:48.085 Yep. 1585 01:21:48.245 --> 01:21:49.525 What is football 1586 01:21:49.685 --> 01:21:50.245 in, 1587 01:21:50.725 --> 01:21:52.085 oh, Portugal, 1588 01:21:52.165 --> 01:21:52.965 Spain? 1589 01:21:53.605 --> 01:21:54.485 Soccer. 1590 01:21:54.805 --> 01:21:55.525 Italy. 1591 01:21:55.765 --> 01:21:56.725 Exactly. 1592 01:21:57.285 --> 01:21:59.205 So now you're gonna put a sport, 1593 01:21:59.800 --> 01:22:01.000 flag football 1594 01:22:01.240 --> 01:22:03.960 that was played by middle schoolers 1595 01:22:03.960 --> 01:22:05.480 in The United States. 1596 01:22:07.000 --> 01:22:08.120 Eight and ten. 1597 01:22:10.360 --> 01:22:14.375 You see, that's that's I don't beat it. You 1598 01:22:14.375 --> 01:22:16.135 know what? Stupid. 1599 01:22:16.295 --> 01:22:20.375 Yeah. No, it is. But you see in other countries, 1600 01:22:20.615 --> 01:22:21.575 if it's called 1601 01:22:21.975 --> 01:22:22.775 football, 1602 01:22:23.255 --> 01:22:25.015 they're talking about rugby. 1603 01:22:25.410 --> 01:22:29.170 They're not talking about No. No. There's Australian rules football, 1604 01:22:30.290 --> 01:22:32.770 which is one one thing, 1605 01:22:33.730 --> 01:22:36.130 but the but then everybody 1606 01:22:36.530 --> 01:22:38.770 the most European 1607 01:22:39.555 --> 01:22:42.114 and South American countries, football 1608 01:22:42.995 --> 01:22:45.795 is sock, what we call sock. Right. 1609 01:22:46.835 --> 01:22:47.315 Yes. 1610 01:22:48.275 --> 01:22:51.155 Then there's the Australian rules football, 1611 01:22:52.355 --> 01:22:53.875 which is a little different than rugby. 1612 01:22:54.710 --> 01:22:57.989 Ball's actually- not the same lines. It's still smear the queer. 1613 01:22:58.150 --> 01:22:58.949 Hell yeah. 1614 01:22:59.670 --> 01:23:01.269 I mean, come on, man. 1615 01:23:02.150 --> 01:23:03.429 That's all it is. Yeah. 1616 01:23:04.150 --> 01:23:04.869 And 1617 01:23:05.030 --> 01:23:09.465 we might get hate mail over that one. But it's funny. 1618 01:23:09.945 --> 01:23:12.425 It is. Well, I mean, that's 1619 01:23:13.145 --> 01:23:17.065 what I don't know about y'all, and I'm probably sure I am, but

1620 01:23:17.784 --> 01:23:20.344 that's what we were raised up calling 1621 01:23:20.770 --> 01:23:22.130 Right. That's right. 1622 01:23:22.850 --> 01:23:26.130 Yeah. In junior high. Slang term. 1623 01:23:27.170 --> 01:23:27.810 Yeah. 1624 01:23:27.970 --> 01:23:29.489 It meant something. 1625 01:23:29.890 --> 01:23:32.610 Right. I mean I mean what what 1626 01:23:33.165 --> 01:23:35.324 everybody else wants to think of me now. 1627 01:23:35.645 --> 01:23:36.124 Yeah. 1628 01:23:36.764 --> 01:23:37.724 But it meant something 1629 01:23:38.764 --> 01:23:40.124 one specific 1630 01:23:40.125 --> 01:23:40.684 thing 1631 01:23:41.085 --> 01:23:43.485 back when we were in fucking 1632 01:23:43.804 --> 01:23:51.180 grammar school and middle school. You said that, and everybody knew what the hell you were talking about. Oh, yeah. But 1633 01:23:52.060 --> 01:23:54.140 I guess we digress. 1634 01:23:55.260 --> 01:23:56.460 Always digress. 1635 01:23:56.540 --> 01:23:57.420 Oh, yeah. 1636 01:23:57.900 --> 01:24:01.180 No, we just well, we digress, and we get fucking old. 1637 01:24:05.744 --> 01:24:12.544 But yeah, no, it just I don't know. Yeah, that's I mean, honestly, that's why I haven't 1638 01:24:12.864 --> 01:24:15.184 watched the Olympics for years is 1639 01:24:15.505 --> 01:24:17.489 because they've they've kinda 1640 01:24:17.810 --> 01:24:19.250 basically decimated 1641 01:24:19.490 --> 01:24:20.770 made a mockery 1642 01:24:20.770 --> 01:24:23.730 of it, in my opinion, enriched Well, 1643 01:24:25.890 --> 01:24:28.050 and, you know, they got right now, 1644 01:24:28.610 --> 01:24:30.770 on my screen, they have figure skating. 1645 01:24:31.225 --> 01:24:34.985 I'm not a figure skating type of person, 1646 01:24:35.385 --> 01:24:36.025 but 1647 01:24:36.185 --> 01:24:39.465 they're showing that in between speed skating. 1648 01:24:39.625 --> 01:24:40.985 Right. You know? So 1649 01:24:42.025 --> 01:24:44.585 to watch my speed skating, I guess I'll have to watch, 1650 01:24:45.250 --> 01:24:47.329 you know, figure skating, 1651 01:24:47.570 --> 01:24:49.249 because the other channel has 1652 01:24:49.730 --> 01:24:50.610 curling. 1653 01:24:51.250 --> 01:24:56.769 Yeah. That's that's a game I never did figure out, but you know what? Well, it's it's shuffleboard. 1654 01:24:56.770 --> 01:24:58.849 Well, yeah, I know that, but, I mean, 1655 01:24:59.515 --> 01:25:06.474 you slide this little thing across the ice and then you scrub the ice in front of it. Yeah. Well, that's just it helps control 1656 01:25:06.955 --> 01:25:08.795 and direct the direction that 1657 01:25:09.195 --> 01:25:10.875 the stone is moving. Okay. 1658 01:25:11.275 --> 01:25:15.100 Well, that's I mean, yeah, that's cool. That's cool. Now 1659 01:25:15.500 --> 01:25:22.219 as as dude was saying, you know, he's not big into figure skating, neither am I per se, 1660 01:25:22.860 --> 01:25:25.180 but in the past I have watched 1661 01:25:25.915 --> 01:25:27.515 some figure skaters. 1662 01:25:27.675 --> 01:25:29.195 Yeah? And 1663 01:25:29.275 --> 01:25:32.475 I've actually enjoyed it because Right. 1664 01:25:32.635 --> 01:25:33.675 I 1665 01:25:33.835 --> 01:25:39.435 don't know, just the sheer fact that they're riding around on these blades and they're doing all these jumps 1666 01:25:40.390 --> 01:25:40.870 and 1667 01:25:41.190 --> 01:25:42.310 all this stuff, 1668 01:25:43.590 --> 01:25:46.310 they actually make it look kind of cool. 1669 01:25:47.590 --> 01:25:52.150 Mean, I'm not going to get up there to do it because I do not have the center of gravity 1670 01:25:52.390 --> 01:25:53.270 like they have. 1671 01:25:53.855 --> 01:25:54.255 You 1672 01:25:54.815 --> 01:25:57.295 know, I mean, I will watch it once in a while. 1673 01:25:57.615 --> 01:26:02.335 So I mean, I don't mind it too much. Yeah, and there's a couple of 1674 01:26:03.375 --> 01:26:05.935 figure skaters that have had 1675 01:26:06.850 --> 01:26:07.970 gotten a 1676 01:26:08.850 --> 01:26:10.530 and I can't say ridiculed, 1677 01:26:10.530 --> 01:26:11.490 but they've been 1678 01:26:12.530 --> 01:26:13.570 harshly 1679 01:26:14.050 --> 01:26:15.250 criticized 1680 01:26:15.810 --> 01:26:16.610 because 1681 01:26:16.850 --> 01:26:18.210 in interviews, 1682 01:26:18.610 --> 01:26:20.370 they are now stating their 1683 01:26:20.655 --> 01:26:21.775 political 1684 01:26:22.255 --> 01:26:23.054 agenda. 1685 01:26:23.375 --> 01:26:32.575 Right. Oh, yeah. Like that one article I read about that one figure skater that has been bashing Trump all this time and wound up thirteenth. 1686 01:26:33.010 --> 01:26:37.170 It's like, I'm sorry, but the Olympic Stage is not 1687 01:26:37.490 --> 01:26:40.130 the place to air your political views 1688 01:26:40.210 --> 01:26:42.929 because the world doesn't give two fucks. 1689 01:26:43.890 --> 01:26:44.610 Shut up. 1690 01:26:45.170 --> 01:26:45.730 Right. 1691 01:26:46.345 --> 01:26:49.225 I probably pissed off another 20,000,000 1692 01:26:49.225 --> 01:26:50.905 liberals with that statement. 1693 01:26:52.425 --> 01:27:01.030 Fuck them. Right? No. I agree. Fuck them. Fuck them. Because yeah. That's yeah. I yeah. I saw that article, and I thought, you know what? Good. 1694 01:27:01.670 --> 01:27:06.869 Glad you didn't win. Okay? Yeah. Took Personally, us I think they should 1695 01:27:07.510 --> 01:27:15.885 be sanctioned by the Olympic Committee. Yeah. No. I agree. Because that's the thing, you are there to compete as a competitor. 1696 01:27:16.205 --> 01:27:17.885 You're not there to 1697 01:27:18.285 --> 01:27:23.005 say, oh, Donald Trump is great, or Donald Trump is bad, or whatever. 1698 01:27:23.885 --> 01:27:26.610 No, That is a worldwide 1699 01:27:26.770 --> 01:27:27.730 contest. 1700 01:27:28.130 --> 01:27:33.170 No one gives a shit. Shut up. You know? Thank the freaking Olympic 1701 01:27:33.490 --> 01:27:38.690 Committee for allowing you to be there. Yep. And then move on with your ass. Yep.

1702 01:27:39.165 --> 01:28:02.980 I mean, that's just you know, say, thank you, mom. Thank you, dad. Thank you, God, whatever. You know? Thank you, refrigerator, if that's your higher power. I don't care. I mean, I do care, but, you know, some people are just some people. That's fine. But don't tell me who you voted for, who you hate or don't like, and don't talk about climate change or anything like that. You are there as a competitor. 1703 01:28:03.219 --> 01:28:03.780 Yep. 1704 01:28:04.580 --> 01:28:07.219 But you see, that's where us as Americans, 1705 01:28:07.735 --> 01:28:11.575 you know I mean, there's a lot of countries that have free speech 1706 01:28:11.815 --> 01:28:18.535 and all like this, but on a world stage like that, oh, you know all all their competitors 1707 01:28:18.535 --> 01:28:22.790 are told, you will not say this. You will not say this. You will not 1708 01:28:23.830 --> 01:28:29.190 they have a whole list of you will not do it. If you do, you're off the team immediately. 1709 01:28:29.590 --> 01:28:33.990 Yep. Because that's the thing. These countries spend a lot of money 1710 01:28:34.405 --> 01:28:36.405 sending their athletes 1711 01:28:36.565 --> 01:28:37.844 to the Olympics. 1712 01:28:38.085 --> 01:28:39.684 So, 1713 01:28:39.844 --> 01:28:49.469 so yeah, actually I was, I was somewhat happy when I saw that because it's like, good, you deserve that, you know? Yep. And I think the three that participated 1714 01:28:49.469 --> 01:28:51.229 in that, every one 1715 01:28:52.030 --> 01:28:53.869 of them should have been sanctioned by 1716 01:28:54.429 --> 01:28:55.709 the Olympic Committee. 1717 01:28:56.349 --> 01:29:03.544 And it still might happen. You never know. We might not ever hear about it, but it still might happen. Yeah. 1718 01:29:03.945 --> 01:29:04.585 Because I hope it 1719 01:29:05.545 --> 01:29:11.304 that's the thing, the freaking Olympic committee, they don't act right away. They don't act rationally. 1720 01:29:11.770 --> 01:29:24.090 They will go back through and analyze all of this. And then it'll be like, yep, you're not coming back. You're not coming back. You're not coming back. And we'll never hear another word about it unless 1721 01:29:24.555 --> 01:29:25.594 those people, 1722 01:29:25.915 --> 01:29:27.275 those individuals 1723 01:29:27.435 --> 01:29:29.835 start making rounds on the talk shows, 1724 01:29:29.995 --> 01:29:33.034 which they might just to get their thirty 1725 01:29:33.355 --> 01:29:35.435 minutes a frame. Because nowadays, 1726 01:29:35.435 --> 01:29:40.700 even though it used to be fifteen minutes, back in the day it's thirty minutes now because, 1727 01:29:40.940 --> 01:29:44.220 you know, as long as you, you know, say the right things, 1728 01:29:45.100 --> 01:29:49.420 you can get thirty minutes of frame mail, whether it's good, bad, or indifferent. 1729 01:29:49.995 --> 01:29:53.114 It never, yeah. Yes, yeah. 1730 01:29:53.755 --> 01:29:56.394 I mean, it's sad, but

it's true. 1731 01:29:56.795 --> 01:29:58.955 I am very opinionated 1732 01:29:58.955 --> 01:29:59.834 this evening. 1733 01:29:59.995 --> 01:30:01.675 What? You? No. 1734 01:30:03.270 --> 01:30:04.229 Never. 1735 01:30:04.469 --> 01:30:08.630 Well, normally normally, I'm not I'm not so opinionated, 1736 01:30:08.630 --> 01:30:09.269 but 1737 01:30:09.750 --> 01:30:11.189 usually, 1738 01:30:11.190 --> 01:30:12.949 you're just as opinionated 1739 01:30:12.949 --> 01:30:15.684 as you always are. Yeah. A little It 1740 01:30:16.325 --> 01:30:17.605 just seems like I'm 1741 01:30:18.085 --> 01:30:19.764 a touch more so tonight. 1742 01:30:20.085 --> 01:30:20.724 Well, 1743 01:30:21.205 --> 01:30:23.364 yeah, he's opinionated. 1744 01:30:23.445 --> 01:30:24.405 He's not 1745 01:30:25.525 --> 01:30:29.749 fired up. Alright? Yeah. We haven't gotten them. Are looking for? 1746 01:30:30.790 --> 01:30:33.110 We haven't gotten them wrapped around the axle yet. So 1747 01:30:33.750 --> 01:30:39.885 Well, no. Yeah. That's true. That's true. I'm not wrapped around the axle, but hang on. 1748 01:30:40.204 --> 01:30:41.804 The show's not over yet. 1749 01:30:42.204 --> 01:30:42.764 Yeah. 1750 01:30:44.525 --> 01:30:47.644 That kind gotten around to looking up any any good 1751 01:30:48.364 --> 01:30:53.165 any good news stories yet. Of course, Daily Mail's a little disappointing today because 1752 01:30:53.660 --> 01:30:55.820 all they're talking about is Andrew. 1753 01:30:56.060 --> 01:31:00.540 Right. And that's, yeah, that's that's just a loss. I honestly, I do. 1754 01:31:00.860 --> 01:31:02.940 I mean, I've got a feed 1755 01:31:03.260 --> 01:31:04.300 aggregator. 1756 01:31:04.300 --> 01:31:07.044 I gotta find it though. And I've got a few different. 1757 01:31:07.685 --> 01:31:10.405 At least I think I do. I thought I did. 1758 01:31:10.804 --> 01:31:12.644 I thought you had a couple. 1759 01:31:12.965 --> 01:31:21.680 No. I mean, I did have one, but I said no on that one. And then I found another one, and I'm like, yeah, okay. Yeah, here we go, find it. 1760 01:31:22.000 --> 01:31:24.960 I've got stuff from the Christian Science Monitor, 1761 01:31:25.280 --> 01:31:30.080 which they seem to be Great magazine, weird fucking religion. 1762 01:31:30.320 --> 01:31:30.960 Yeah. 1763 01:31:31.280 --> 01:31:32.240 I read there 1764 01:31:34.560 --> 01:31:35.440 about, but 1765 01:31:35.824 --> 01:31:36.945 the articles 1766 01:31:37.665 --> 01:31:43.425 seem to be right down the center. They're not partied anyway. Well, like I said, they're great 1767 01:31:44.145 --> 01:31:46.545 articles. I mean, great magazine, 1768 01:31:46.784 --> 01:31:49.030 Christian Science Monitor. Yeah. 1769 01:31:49.429 --> 01:31:53.030 But when it comes to the religion, yeah, dude, they're 1770 01:31:54.310 --> 01:31:56.710 about as batshit crazy as 1771 01:31:57.830 --> 01:31:59.110 Jehovah's Witnesses. 1772 01:31:59.270 --> 01:31:59.909 Right. 1773 01:32:01.350 --> 01:32:04.195

But see, that's the thing, you know, I got them because 1774 01:32:04.355 --> 01:32:06.754 the articles are facts, 1775 01:32:07.074 --> 01:32:08.994 middle of the road. Right. And 1776 01:32:09.875 --> 01:32:10.514 I've 1777 01:32:10.835 --> 01:32:14.195 got the feed for the AP, which the AP does not 1778 01:32:14.594 --> 01:32:15.795 provide a public 1779 01:32:16.800 --> 01:32:17.920 feed anymore. 1780 01:32:18.240 --> 01:32:21.679 So, so I had to go to rss.app, 1781 01:32:22.640 --> 01:32:27.600 sign up for a free account and I get two feeds off of that. 1782 01:32:28.000 --> 01:32:34.135 And I can, and I fed one through the AP and it and RSS 1783 01:32:34.375 --> 01:32:35.894 made a feed link 1784 01:32:36.375 --> 01:32:37.655 to the AP 1785 01:32:37.735 --> 01:32:42.695 and I can use that. Now, if I wanted more feeds through RSS. 1786 01:32:42.695 --> 01:32:47.010 App, I would have to pay for it, which I'm not gonna do. So but, 1787 01:32:47.170 --> 01:32:57.330 yeah, there's there's just there's just not much really going on in news that I see that is even worth my time, you know? I was trying to think about 1788 01:32:57.570 --> 01:32:58.530 some of the other 1789 01:32:59.170 --> 01:33:03.005 RSS readers out there. I think I need to wheel 1790 01:33:03.165 --> 01:33:06.684 the middle wheel on my mouth. It's squeaking too much. 1791 01:33:07.965 --> 01:33:11.005 That's 1792 01:33:11.005 --> 01:33:12.445 about what it sounds like. 1793 01:33:12.685 --> 01:33:15.910 I mean, it doesn't do it all the time, but it does do it. 1794 01:33:16.630 --> 01:33:18.550 So yeah, I'm 1795 01:33:19.430 --> 01:33:21.350 not seeing much in the news really. 1796 01:33:21.990 --> 01:33:22.469 And I've 1797 01:33:23.430 --> 01:33:25.190 got mostly world news, 1798 01:33:25.430 --> 01:33:26.790 you know, with 1799 01:33:27.185 --> 01:33:30.945 some of The US, you know, brought in from the world side. 1800 01:33:31.185 --> 01:33:31.744 Uh-huh. 1801 01:33:32.225 --> 01:33:35.264 Because yeah, I watching 1802 01:33:35.905 --> 01:33:39.585 US based news sources is just pointless. 1803 01:33:40.030 --> 01:33:43.390 It's it's it's it's all pointless. 1804 01:33:43.630 --> 01:33:46.030 So that's why I'm like, yeah, no. 1805 01:33:46.430 --> 01:33:47.310 See you in stocks. Go 1806 01:33:48.030 --> 01:33:51.070 ahead, dude. No. You were saying stocks what? 1807 01:33:51.390 --> 01:33:55.775 Oh, I was just gonna say stocks really haven't been bouncing too hard and 1808 01:33:56.095 --> 01:33:57.614 neither has crypto. 1809 01:33:57.855 --> 01:33:58.655 Bitcoin's 1810 01:33:58.655 --> 01:34:02.095 slowly coming back up, but Yep. I'm finally 1811 01:34:02.815 --> 01:34:03.215 finally 1812 01:34:04.015 --> 01:34:06.575 last time I looked today, it was I was 1813 01:34:07.215 --> 01:34:09.215 finally 78¢ 1814 01:34:09.440 --> 01:34:10.639 in the black. 1815 01:34:11.679 --> 01:34:13.840 And that lasted all of two minutes. 1816 01:34:14.400 --> 01:34:19.039 I'm sure. I don't

know. Saw that, I was like, woo hoo, yeah, so I closed it up. 1817 01:34:20.239 --> 01:34:23.520 What what was it? And now I gotta wait for everything to drop again so I can buy some more. 1818 01:34:24.715 --> 01:34:28.475 What what was crypto at, or what was Bitcoin at? 1819 01:34:28.875 --> 01:34:31.355 It got down to, like, 65 there 1820 01:34:31.675 --> 01:34:36.475 for a little bit, earlier this week. Yeah. No. Yeah. Yeah. It was down 1821 01:34:36.810 --> 01:34:40.730 high 65, low 66. It's at $66.02 1822 01:34:40.730 --> 01:34:42.169 69 right now. 1823 01:34:42.730 --> 01:34:43.289 Nice. 1824 01:34:44.250 --> 01:34:45.929 $7.02 69. 1825 01:34:46.010 --> 01:34:46.729 Wow. 1826 01:34:47.210 --> 01:34:49.130 So, yeah. It's, I mean, it's, 1827 01:34:49.744 --> 01:34:53.744 it's not even near what it was three months ago. Yep. 1828 01:34:53.985 --> 01:35:03.585 Which it's gotta drop from time to time anyhow, so. Well, yeah. I mean, I'm not I'm not saying it isn't. You know, and and now that it's down to 67 1829 01:35:03.585 --> 01:35:04.065 whatever, 1830 01:35:04.690 --> 01:35:08.209 shit, I can probably go buy what, about 4 or 5 coins. 1831 01:35:08.610 --> 01:35:09.249 Yeah. 1832 01:35:09.809 --> 01:35:18.050 Yeah. On you, dude. Because Yeah. They are they are They will go back out. They are they they are predicting. 1833 01:35:18.455 --> 01:35:24.614 I don't know if it'll make it this year, but they're saying there's a good chance for it this year to go $2.50, 1834 01:35:25.015 --> 01:35:28.855 $2.02 50 per coin. $2.02 50, 1835 01:35:29.575 --> 01:35:31.255 and it's never been over, 1836 01:35:31.735 --> 01:35:33.950 what, $1.20 1837 01:35:33.950 --> 01:35:34.590 something? 1838 01:35:34.830 --> 01:35:40.910 Yeah. $1.20 something, I think is the highest it's been. And they're predicting it's gonna go up to $2.50? 1839 01:35:41.150 --> 01:35:42.910 Yeah. Yeah. Mhmm. 1840 01:35:43.070 --> 01:35:44.989 They can predict all they want. 1841 01:35:45.310 --> 01:35:50.534 One twenty two, two fifty, I believe is the highest so far. No. They're I 1842 01:35:50.855 --> 01:35:53.655 mean, yeah. No. No. You're right. But the 1843 01:35:53.975 --> 01:35:56.614 thing is is you see that say, 1844 01:35:57.095 --> 01:36:04.375 I don't know. That's where that's where, you know, crypto I mean, I do have some crypto. I don't have much, but I do have some because 1845 01:36:04.510 --> 01:36:05.230 Yeah. 1846 01:36:05.470 --> 01:36:09.390 Crypto, when it came out, was not supposed to be tied 1847 01:36:09.550 --> 01:36:10.830 to the stock market. 1848 01:36:11.070 --> 01:36:12.910 It wasn't supposed to be tied 1849 01:36:13.070 --> 01:36:14.590 to the news cycles. 1850 01:36:15.550 --> 01:36:20.795 But when you have a whole lot of people buy it, it's going to be tied to all that. Well, that and 1851 01:36:21.675 --> 01:36:23.355 you got a lot of Wall Street 1852 01:36:24.395 --> 01:36:25.915 hedge fund managers 1853 01:36:26.315 --> 01:36:29.515 jumped in on this, which that's fine, that's great. 1854 01:36:29.755 --> 01:36:30.955 But I mean, 1855 01:36:31.195 --> 01:36:33.115 the wind blows halfway 1856 01:36:33.115 --> 01:36:34.155 crossways 1857 01:36:34.400 --> 01:36:38.239 and they're squirting in their drawers over, oh my god, the 1858 01:36:39.280 --> 01:36:42.639 sky is falling, the sky is falling, and they sell everything. 1859 01:36:42.960 --> 01:36:44.639 And then they're like, oh, fuck. 1860 01:36:46.320 --> 01:36:50.625 And then they wind up spending more money buying back what they just sold. 1861 01:36:51.425 --> 01:36:53.345 That's like, you dumbasses, 1862 01:36:53.345 --> 01:36:55.345 sit and hold, huddle. 1863 01:36:55.505 --> 01:37:00.225 Hold on for dear life. But that is what they want out of it, is they wanna sell 1864 01:37:00.625 --> 01:37:01.265 high 1865 01:37:01.440 --> 01:37:08.800 and then turn it right around and buy it really low. Well, yeah, no, I understand that. That's the way to do it. That's 1866 01:37:10.560 --> 01:37:11.920 the way to make a profit, 1867 01:37:12.719 --> 01:37:14.800 I get that. But at the same time, 1868 01:37:15.865 --> 01:37:19.625 you're just screwing the whole market for everybody else. Yeah. 1869 01:37:19.865 --> 01:37:22.265 You know, do that with your stocks. 1870 01:37:22.505 --> 01:37:23.945 Leave crypto alone. 1871 01:37:25.945 --> 01:37:26.665 Simple. 1872 01:37:26.905 --> 01:37:27.625 But oh no, 1873 01:37:28.200 --> 01:37:29.800 we gotta touch everything. 1874 01:37:30.120 --> 01:37:32.599 But yeah, I don't I don't hold no Bitcoin. 1875 01:37:32.920 --> 01:37:36.199 But I I do I do kinda watch it because 1876 01:37:36.360 --> 01:37:38.039 when a Bitcoin tanks, 1877 01:37:38.520 --> 01:37:41.400 I know I'm fixing to get some crypto for cheap. 1878 01:37:41.795 --> 01:37:43.954 It'll be nice if it tanked even more. 1879 01:37:44.435 --> 01:37:49.715 Well, it'd be nice if it tanked to the point where you could have it would take 20 coins 1880 01:37:50.195 --> 01:37:52.034 to get two large pizzas. 1881 01:37:52.514 --> 01:37:53.474 Yeah. 1882 01:37:53.474 --> 01:37:57.155 That day came and gone, went. Yeah, that day they were coming back. 1883 01:37:59.770 --> 01:38:04.170 I mean, if it ever drops under 50,000 again, 1884 01:38:04.490 --> 01:38:05.530 I'll be shocked. 1885 01:38:05.770 --> 01:38:06.410 Yep. 1886 01:38:06.570 --> 01:38:07.930 I'll be really shocked. 1887 01:38:08.090 --> 01:38:09.850 Well, let's see it go down to 10,000. 1888 01:38:10.585 --> 01:38:15.385 Oh, shit. Man, if it do that, it would wipe out three fourths three 1889 01:38:15.784 --> 01:38:21.304 fourths of the crypto market. I mean, I'd be owning a buttload of crypto. I tell you that. 1890 01:38:21.625 --> 01:38:23.224 Because when it did come back up, 1891 01:38:23.990 --> 01:38:26.710 man, I'd be I'd be making 1892 01:38:27.110 --> 01:38:28.790 money hand over fist. 1893 01:38:29.110 --> 01:38:29.830 Mhmm. 1894 01:38:29.990 --> 01:38:33.430 I'd be paying a

shit ton of taxes too. Well, 1895 01:38:33.830 --> 01:38:36.950 only the standard, you know, 48%. 1896 01:38:37.985 --> 01:38:40.144 Oh, yeah. But still, 1897 01:38:40.704 --> 01:38:44.385 you know, if if a Bitcoin dropped to 10,000 and 1898 01:38:44.704 --> 01:38:46.544 I loaded up on crypto 1899 01:38:46.704 --> 01:38:48.864 and then it shot to a 100,000, 1900 01:38:49.264 --> 01:38:49.585 yeah. 1901 01:38:51.360 --> 01:38:53.119 Losing half right away, 1902 01:38:53.760 --> 01:38:54.800 that would be 1903 01:38:55.360 --> 01:38:56.159 hurtful. 1904 01:38:56.400 --> 01:38:59.119 No, that would just be one of those, 1905 01:38:59.600 --> 01:39:00.880 I told you so. 1906 01:39:02.400 --> 01:39:02.800 Right. 1907 01:39:03.475 --> 01:39:07.235 You want you want to speculate that it's gonna go to 250,000 1908 01:39:07.235 --> 01:39:08.275 a coin, 1909 01:39:08.595 --> 01:39:11.475 highest it's ever been, what'd you say, 127 1910 01:39:11.475 --> 01:39:14.595 something, $122,122 1911 01:39:14.595 --> 01:39:16.240 something. $1.22 1912 01:39:16.240 --> 01:39:18.239 something. Mhmm. And it currently 1913 01:39:18.800 --> 01:39:19.680 is 60. 1914 01:39:20.080 --> 01:39:20.719 Mhmm. 1915 01:39:21.120 --> 01:39:23.440 And you put it down to 10, 1916 01:39:23.760 --> 01:39:24.800 told you so. 1917 01:39:25.120 --> 01:39:26.239 That would be a 1918 01:39:26.800 --> 01:39:35.554 hell of a rate of return if it went down to 10, and I bought you see when a Bitcoin drops, it drags everything else with it. 1919 01:39:36.034 --> 01:39:36.675 Yes. 1920 01:39:36.915 --> 01:39:38.114 So I 1921 01:39:38.355 --> 01:39:39.155 would buy 1922 01:39:39.395 --> 01:39:41.314 all the other crypto I wanted, 1923 01:39:41.554 --> 01:39:41.875 you know, 1924 01:39:42.650 --> 01:39:45.050 literally. Yeah, buy 10,000,000 1925 01:39:45.369 --> 01:39:46.249 shares 1926 01:39:47.130 --> 01:39:49.610 of Shiba Inu and watch it go back up. 1927 01:39:50.650 --> 01:39:54.649 Shit, Shiba Inu, that's a joke. I mean, I think- Well, I know it is, but 1928 01:39:55.130 --> 01:39:56.810 it's a penny stock and 1929 01:39:57.175 --> 01:39:59.894 Yeah. That's why everybody was buying it, was because 1930 01:40:00.215 --> 01:40:04.614 it had the same effect of penny stock. So you buy 1931 01:40:05.975 --> 01:40:08.054 500 1932 01:40:08.054 --> 01:40:17.660 shares of that, and all of a sudden it doubles in price by going from point zero zero zero zero zero one to point zero zero zero zero two, and all of a sudden, you've doubled your your 1933 01:40:19.420 --> 01:40:24.300 your amount. Yeah. Yep. Well, that's like that's like Ethereum. 1934 01:40:24.815 --> 01:40:30.015 For the longest while, Ethereum was hovering right around $3,000 1935 01:40:30.335 --> 01:40:31.215 It's sitting at 1936 01:40:31.775 --> 01:40:32.655 $19.50 1937 01:40:32.655 --> 01:40:36.735 right now, and it's been there for the last week. Yeah. 1938 01:40:37.410 --> 01:40:38.210 I mean, 1939 01:40:38.929 --> 01:40:40.210 it's tanked and it 1940 01:40:40.770 --> 01:40:46.690 really hasn't fluctuated much this week. No, not really. I've got a script I 1941 01:40:47.010 --> 01:40:51.665 pull up and it tells me the stocks and the crypto I have. 1942 01:40:51.985 --> 01:40:52.305 And, 1943 01:40:52.945 --> 01:40:55.905 I've got a small amount of Ethereum, 1944 01:40:56.065 --> 01:41:04.385 so that's why it's in my list and I can see it where it's at price wise. Yeah. I noticed Hive fell through the floor. Who? 1945 01:41:05.410 --> 01:41:06.849 The Hive token. 1946 01:41:07.410 --> 01:41:08.130 Okay. 1947 01:41:08.290 --> 01:41:15.730 It was it had been sitting right around a dollar, and so I had I've got something like 300 tokens just from 1948 01:41:16.610 --> 01:41:17.410 all the 1949 01:41:17.844 --> 01:41:23.284 the all the blog posts and playing around on on the hype network. 1950 01:41:23.844 --> 01:41:28.084 Mhmm. And and so I've got about 300 of them, but now that since 1951 01:41:28.324 --> 01:41:33.204 it's gone down, I think it's like 17¢ now or something like that. Oh, wow. Dang. So, yeah. 1952 01:41:34.699 --> 01:41:37.980 Yeah. Probably should have cashed that one out. Yeah. 1953 01:41:38.219 --> 01:41:42.699 But maybe it'll come back up. Yeah. No, it it will eventually, 1954 01:41:43.500 --> 01:41:44.060 if it does. 1955 01:41:45.595 --> 01:41:48.315 I said it will eventually, if it does, because 1956 01:41:48.635 --> 01:41:49.995 when all you talk to, 1957 01:41:50.875 --> 01:41:54.075 it's either never coming back, it's 1958 01:41:54.075 --> 01:41:55.355 broken, it's gone, 1959 01:41:55.915 --> 01:41:56.955 and it's forever 1960 01:41:57.435 --> 01:41:58.795 gonna be just 1961 01:41:58.990 --> 01:41:59.710 not 1962 01:42:00.430 --> 01:42:05.230 worth anything close to what it used to be. And other people are like, Oh yeah, it's coming back. 1963 01:42:07.470 --> 01:42:10.030 Yeah, it's I don't know. I mean, 1964 01:42:11.230 --> 01:42:15.824 just take this stuff with a grain of salt, to be honest with you. Oh yeah. Yep. 1965 01:42:16.225 --> 01:42:19.185 You know? And see, that's the thing, 1966 01:42:20.145 --> 01:42:21.824 if I buy anything, 1967 01:42:22.465 --> 01:42:28.225 I don't buy it to make money on it right away, I buy it to hold it. I'm gonna sit on it for a minute. 1968 01:42:29.130 --> 01:42:30.170 Well, yeah, 1969 01:42:30.810 --> 01:42:32.010 because you can, 1970 01:42:32.810 --> 01:42:33.930 and I don't know, 1971 01:42:34.330 --> 01:42:36.890 you can get out of it before it completely 1972 01:42:37.290 --> 01:42:38.250 drops. 1973 01:42:38.570 --> 01:42:40.890 Right. You know, it's not gonna take in, 1974 01:42:41.210 --> 01:42:44.010 you know, three hours, but then again, I could be wrong. 1975 01:42:44.655 --> 01:42:48.335 Well, I mean, I've never seen it happen, and but, 1976 01:42:48.735 --> 01:42:53.695 you know, it could happen that way, but you're right. I don't think it's gonna do that. 1977 01:42:54.015 --> 01:42:59.135 You

know? Because I mean, I mean, remember in the past when the stock market was dropping like flies, 1978 01:42:59.820 --> 01:43:02.699 they suspended trading just to keep from 1979 01:43:03.020 --> 01:43:04.939 hemorrhaging money. Right. 1980 01:43:05.340 --> 01:43:09.340 So I mean, now as far as crypto though, 1981 01:43:09.500 --> 01:43:15.865 I don't think they can do that, to be honest with you. No, no, can't. If it falls through the floor, it's just going to keep falling. 1982 01:43:16.105 --> 01:43:19.145 But see, that's the thing though, with it being so 1983 01:43:20.425 --> 01:43:22.025 DeFi and worldwide, 1984 01:43:22.345 --> 01:43:27.230 I don't think it's going to fall that hard. No, I don't think it Yeah, it'll fall hard, 1985 01:43:27.470 --> 01:43:28.190 but it 1986 01:43:30.430 --> 01:43:31.630 die out totally. 1987 01:43:31.870 --> 01:43:32.510 I don't 1988 01:43:33.550 --> 01:43:35.710 see how it could honestly. 1989 01:43:35.950 --> 01:43:36.590 Right. 1990 01:43:36.910 --> 01:43:39.550 Because it trades twenty four hours a day. Yeah. 1991 01:43:40.165 --> 01:43:41.605 Because some market, 1992 01:43:42.005 --> 01:43:44.005 some place in the world 1993 01:43:44.485 --> 01:43:46.645 is open and trading. 1994 01:43:47.205 --> 01:43:47.844 Right, 1995 01:43:48.085 --> 01:43:52.005 that's exactly right. And that's the thing, even if one tanks, 1996 01:43:52.165 --> 01:43:54.725 there's still another one somewhere that's open as well. 1997 01:43:55.929 --> 01:43:57.050 So Well, 1998 01:43:57.369 --> 01:44:00.010 and if it starts to go below X, 1999 01:44:00.409 --> 01:44:06.249 I'm sure there's a lot of people that have a warning on their phone for an alarm saying, 2000 01:44:06.570 --> 01:44:08.409 sell, sell, sell. 2001 01:44:09.495 --> 01:44:10.855 Or buy. 2002 01:44:11.495 --> 01:44:13.015 Either one. 2003 01:44:13.255 --> 01:44:16.935 You know? Because I mean, I mean, if someone's selling, there's someone buying. 2004 01:44:17.175 --> 01:44:17.895 Yeah. 2005 01:44:18.055 --> 01:44:18.375 So 2006 01:44:18.935 --> 01:44:19.575 Well, 2007 01:44:23.510 --> 01:44:25.030 except for '19 2008 01:44:25.750 --> 01:44:27.109 what was it? '29? 2009 01:44:27.270 --> 01:44:28.630 That was orchestrated, 2010 01:44:28.630 --> 01:44:31.109 dude. I still think that was orchestrated. 2011 01:44:31.270 --> 01:44:36.550 I could be wrong. I could be wrong, but I think I think that was orchestrated. 2012 01:44:36.975 --> 01:44:38.255 Because that's the thing. 2013 01:44:38.735 --> 01:44:42.894 If you go back and look at history on that, they were still building 2014 01:44:43.455 --> 01:44:44.414 buildings. 2015 01:44:44.494 --> 01:44:46.175 They were still building companies. 2016 01:44:46.494 --> 01:44:50.829 I mean, construction didn't stop. Housing markets didn't stop. 2017 01:44:51.230 --> 01:44:52.670 Life kept moving. 2018 01:44:52.830 --> 01:44:56.190 Uh-huh. It was just the stock market that crashed. 2019 01:44:56.430 --> 01:44:59.710 So they

say, that's where, that's where I think it was, 2020 01:45:00.510 --> 01:45:02.030 that was orchestrated. 2021 01:45:02.645 --> 01:45:06.645 Because that's the thing, you know, you know, when you have a crash or something like that, 2022 01:45:06.965 --> 01:45:14.325 wouldn't that tend to, jack prices through the roof to where no one could afford to buy materials to build or pay wages? 2023 01:45:15.510 --> 01:45:16.869 Oh, hell, I don't know. 2024 01:45:17.270 --> 01:45:22.149 I mean, I'm asking, I don't know. But I'm just I'm thinking with 2025 01:45:22.469 --> 01:45:25.989 my little bit of knowledge, and I heard someone's phone vibrating. 2026 01:45:26.389 --> 01:45:27.030 I wouldn't mind. 2027 01:45:27.705 --> 01:45:31.304 Okay. But either way, you know, that that, 2028 01:45:31.385 --> 01:45:32.824 you know, construction 2029 01:45:32.905 --> 01:45:35.544 still kept going during the, depression. 2030 01:45:35.864 --> 01:45:38.744 So, you know, was it was it 2031 01:45:39.224 --> 01:45:44.239 was it what it was, or was it what people wanted 2032 01:45:44.480 --> 01:45:47.599 us to appear it to be? You know what I mean? 2033 01:45:48.239 --> 01:45:48.959 Yeah. 2034 01:45:49.119 --> 01:45:51.359 I could be wrong. I could freaking 2035 01:45:51.760 --> 01:45:58.085 talking out my ass here, but Well, I'm trying I'm still trying to wrap that, wrap my mind 2036 01:45:58.405 --> 01:45:59.365 around it. 2037 01:45:59.925 --> 01:46:00.965 Around what? 2038 01:46:02.725 --> 01:46:04.245 What you just said. 2039 01:46:04.565 --> 01:46:05.285 Because 2040 01:46:06.085 --> 01:46:07.685 the same amount 2041 01:46:08.165 --> 01:46:09.685 of physical 2042 01:46:10.325 --> 01:46:11.765 money 2043 01:46:11.290 --> 01:46:12.489 at that time 2044 01:46:12.810 --> 01:46:14.729 was still out in circulation. 2045 01:46:15.050 --> 01:46:15.690 Right. 2046 01:46:15.929 --> 01:46:18.489 The stock market is 2047 01:46:19.929 --> 01:46:20.810 sumptuous 2048 01:46:20.810 --> 01:46:22.330 on a particular 2049 01:46:23.505 --> 01:46:24.305 stock. 2050 01:46:24.705 --> 01:46:25.344 Mhmm. 2051 01:46:25.585 --> 01:46:26.225 Okay? 2052 01:46:26.545 --> 01:46:30.225 So you lose all the money in the stock market, 2053 01:46:30.545 --> 01:46:33.185 but you still have the physical money. 2054 01:46:33.505 --> 01:46:36.625 Where did all that physical money go to? Exactly. 2055 01:46:37.040 --> 01:46:38.800 That's a really good question. 2056 01:46:39.200 --> 01:46:39.920 I mean, 2057 01:46:40.160 --> 01:46:43.440 the physical money, as you said, was still circulating. 2058 01:46:44.320 --> 01:46:52.715 So you see, that's why I think and again, I could be wrong, but that's why I think the great depression was 2059 01:46:53.515 --> 01:46:58.875 fabricated. Now I'm not saying we didn't fall on hard times because we did. Well, the whole world did. 2060 01:46:59.115 --> 01:47:00.475 Well, yeah, but still, 2061 01:47:00.715 --> 01:47:03.675 like you said though, the physical money was still, 2062 01:47:04.180 --> 01:47:08.739 it was in circulation, it was in the banks and everything. They just didn't 2063 01:47:08.980 --> 01:47:12.580 lose it. Release it. They didn't release it. Right. 2064 01:47:12.740 --> 01:47:14.500 Because the physical money 2065 01:47:14.900 --> 01:47:15.700 was still there, 2066 01:47:16.275 --> 01:47:21.075 but where was it physically located at? No. That's a good question. 2067 01:47:21.395 --> 01:47:25.475 Well, you see, that was that was also back when we still had, 2068 01:47:25.715 --> 01:47:26.355 you know, 2069 01:47:26.835 --> 01:47:27.475 gold 2070 01:47:27.635 --> 01:47:29.715 double eagles, gold single eagles, 2071 01:47:30.130 --> 01:47:30.930 you know, 2072 01:47:31.650 --> 01:47:32.530 where 2073 01:47:32.690 --> 01:47:34.610 the money was backed by gold. 2074 01:47:35.010 --> 01:47:36.770 So we still had the money. 2075 01:47:37.410 --> 01:47:38.130 Yeah. 2076 01:47:38.210 --> 01:47:45.314 We just didn't have it well, they said we didn't have it on paper. And it all and it all comes down 2077 01:47:46.195 --> 01:47:47.554 to an owl. 2078 01:47:48.195 --> 01:47:52.114 To an owl. An owl. O W L. 2079 01:47:52.435 --> 01:47:55.554 Please enlighten me how it Yeah. I was gonna say, I'm not fall 2080 01:47:56.420 --> 01:47:59.219 you done done made a hard left turn on me. 2081 01:47:59.699 --> 01:48:00.820 I did. 2082 01:48:01.060 --> 01:48:02.420 And and I'll explain. 2083 01:48:02.900 --> 01:48:03.699 One, 2084 01:48:04.179 --> 01:48:04.820 two, 2085 01:48:05.139 --> 01:48:05.939 three. 2086 01:48:06.900 --> 01:48:07.699 Three. 2087 01:48:08.500 --> 01:48:09.459 The world 2088 01:48:09.780 --> 01:48:10.659 may never know. 2089 01:48:11.255 --> 01:48:12.374 Ah, okay. 2090 01:48:12.614 --> 01:48:15.574 How many licks it takes to get to the center 2091 01:48:15.735 --> 01:48:18.054 of a real center of a tootsie spot. 2092 01:48:20.934 --> 01:48:22.695 God, I remember that commercial. 2093 01:48:22.934 --> 01:48:23.894 I won. 2094 01:48:24.215 --> 01:48:29.090 I tell you. To who? A three. A three, three, a three. 2095 01:48:29.409 --> 01:48:31.489 The world, but you never know. 2096 01:48:32.130 --> 01:48:40.769 That was you know, that's that's funny. I mean, I mean, we're we're this freaking old, and we can still remember that commercial clearly. 2097 01:48:41.250 --> 01:48:44.985 Like like we were watching it when when 2098 01:48:45.145 --> 01:48:49.784 we were eight, nine, and 10, you know? Yeah. When it came on during, 2099 01:48:50.825 --> 01:48:51.465 oh, 2100 01:48:51.785 --> 01:48:52.985 Mooney Tunes. 2101 01:48:53.145 --> 01:48:56.825 Yeah. That or that or yeah. Saturday morning cartoons. 2102 01:48:57.409 --> 01:48:58.209 Mhmm. 2103 01:48:58.290 --> 01:49:02.449 Yeah. Because that was the only time we had cartoons was Saturday mornings back then. 2104 01:49:02.690 --> 01:49:04.130 Yep. No. 2105 01:49:04.290 --> 01:49:07.010 We had, cartoons at around 03:30. 2106 01:49:07.090 -->

01:49:09.329 Well, yeah, you're right. PBS. 2107 01:49:09.570 --> 01:49:10.689 No. I'm talking 2108 01:49:11.115 --> 01:49:13.435 I of used to watch Looney Tunes 2109 01:49:13.675 --> 01:49:17.034 after school at about three, 03:30. 2110 01:49:17.275 --> 01:49:21.114 Oh, okay. It only lasted for about thirty minutes, maybe an hour at most. 2111 01:49:22.075 --> 01:49:24.475 That's right. But had to say, it was the summer 2112 01:49:24.790 --> 01:49:26.630 sucked because I had to wait 2113 01:49:27.110 --> 01:49:29.749 till mom finished watching her soaps. 2114 01:49:29.989 --> 01:49:32.309 Oh, God forbid. I know, right? 2115 01:49:32.710 --> 01:49:34.550 Was like torture right there. 2116 01:49:35.350 --> 01:49:37.269 Okay. What the fuck else was on? 2117 01:49:37.750 --> 01:49:39.590 Only had how many channels then? 2118 01:49:40.255 --> 01:49:41.454 Well, you had three, 2119 01:49:41.855 --> 01:49:42.815 but still, 2120 01:49:43.855 --> 01:49:48.815 you know, still. And every single one of them was playing what in the afternoon? 2121 01:49:49.135 --> 01:49:50.014 Soaps. 2122 01:49:50.095 --> 01:49:51.054 Soaps. 2123 01:49:51.295 --> 01:49:54.200 And you better be freaking quiet, otherwise you 2124 01:49:54.600 --> 01:49:59.080 you gotta shoe upside the head really quick or thrown outside. 2125 01:49:59.400 --> 01:50:01.880 It's most of the time, it's like, 2126 01:50:02.760 --> 01:50:04.760 why the fuck are you inside? Go outside. 2127 01:50:05.365 --> 01:50:09.525 Go find something to do, or I'll find something 2128 01:50:09.925 --> 01:50:12.325 for you to do. Right. 2129 01:50:12.325 --> 01:50:14.165 And by God, the house was 2130 01:50:14.405 --> 01:50:15.525 empty quick 2131 01:50:15.685 --> 01:50:23.389 because we knew what the inside was gonna be. It was work. Screw that. Yeah. And you know what the outside was. Right? 2132 01:50:23.710 --> 01:50:25.150 That was fucking that. No. 2133 01:50:25.630 --> 01:50:30.030 That was that blistering metal slit or a metal slide 2134 01:50:30.270 --> 01:50:36.365 Well, true. That that you get a second degree burn on and fucking be on it along 2135 01:50:36.365 --> 01:50:38.045 with the jungle gym. 2136 01:50:38.125 --> 01:50:44.925 And I'd really have a second degree burn from a metal slide than working inside a house any day. 2137 01:50:45.645 --> 01:50:48.769 Oh, yeah. But now they're they're they're 2138 01:50:49.170 --> 01:50:50.929 quote a fucking 2139 01:50:51.409 --> 01:50:54.929 a tore or a piece a piece of torture equipment. 2140 01:50:55.250 --> 01:51:02.965 Oh, okay. Because, you know, we got second degree burns on a fucking metal slide because of motherfucking hot. Right? 2141 01:51:03.525 --> 01:51:05.364 Yo, even in Nebraska, 2142 01:51:05.525 --> 01:51:08.005 the motherfucker got hot in the summertime. 2143 01:51:08.485 --> 01:51:10.085 Yeah, it did. And 2144 01:51:10.965 --> 01:51:15.125 now now see, I like Sunday evenings at 06:00. 2145 01:51:15.125 --> 01:51:19.079 I don't know I don't know what time it was for y'all, but 06:00 Sunday evenings. 2146 01:51:19.239 --> 01:51:20.360 Wonderful 2147 01:51:20.360 --> 01:51:21.719 Wide World of Disney. 2148 01:51:21.960 --> 01:51:23.080 Wonderful World Yeah, of 2149 01:51:24.120 --> 01:51:27.079 Wonderful World of Disney. I loved it because 2150 01:51:27.320 --> 01:51:32.360 whatever show came on, we was eating dinner in front of it. Oh, hell yeah, it was game on. 2151 01:51:33.945 --> 01:51:35.385 You know? And 2152 01:51:35.625 --> 01:51:36.744 I remember that 2153 01:51:37.065 --> 01:51:38.584 like it was yesterday. 2154 01:51:38.905 --> 01:51:40.745 Yep. And for 2155 01:51:40.745 --> 01:51:54.130 us in the central time zone, it came on at seven. Was it yeah, seven. I was in central time zone. I think it was six for us. It might have been. I I don't know. I mean, that was that that part I don't 2156 01:51:55.090 --> 01:52:04.635 the exact time I don't remember. I just do know it was supper time, and we normally ate right at 06:00 every night, and Sunday nights were skinny nights. 2157 01:52:04.875 --> 01:52:13.995 Oh, I loved it. Oh my God, I loved it. I'll up skinny and put Parmesan cheese on it, sit my butt down right in front of the TV and watch Disney 2158 01:52:14.500 --> 01:52:20.820 eating spaghetti. Oh my God, that was a life. See, kids nowadays just won't know. 2159 01:52:20.980 --> 01:52:23.300 They just don't know. Nope. 2160 01:52:23.940 --> 01:52:25.940 That was something we looked forward to. 2161 01:52:26.595 --> 01:52:29.315 Yeah. Because after that was over, 2162 01:52:29.875 --> 01:52:31.554 we had to get baths 2163 01:52:31.715 --> 01:52:32.835 and then go to 2164 01:52:33.075 --> 01:52:42.540 school. We had school the next morning. Yep. Yeah. And you just did not want that fucking movie to end. No. No, we didn't. And 2165 01:52:43.340 --> 01:52:48.540 and we loved it if it was extra long because we got to stay up till like nine, 09:30. 2166 01:52:48.620 --> 01:52:49.900 Yeah. Because 2167 01:52:50.300 --> 01:52:53.740 we did get to watch the entire movie. Yep. 2168 01:52:54.455 --> 01:52:57.735 Yeah. It just, I don't know. It just, you know, I 2169 01:52:58.135 --> 01:53:04.455 don't remember a lot from my childhood, but there are certain things I remember with amazing clarity that 2170 01:53:05.095 --> 01:53:06.695 amazes even me sometimes. 2171 01:53:07.150 --> 01:53:08.830 Because it's like most days, 2172 01:53:10.350 --> 01:53:12.910 I can't remember if I woke up that morning. 2173 01:53:14.270 --> 01:53:20.510 But by God, I can remember watching the wonderful world of Disney on a Sunday evening eating dinner. 2174 01:53:20.670 --> 01:53:23.374 Yep, and wide world of sports. 2175 01:53:23.775 --> 01:53:25.374 Yep, Saturday afternoon 2176 01:53:25.695 --> 01:53:27.214 and Sunday afternoon 2177 01:53:27.295 --> 01:53:33.534 watching Mutual of Omaha's Wild King. Oh my God, yes, Mutual of Omaha, I love that show. 2178 01:53:35.430 --> 01:53:35.989 Yeah.

We're 2179 01:53:36.710 --> 01:53:38.070 officially old guys. 2180 01:53:38.310 --> 01:53:39.590 Yes, we are. And 2181 01:53:39.990 --> 01:53:41.349 the electric company. 2182 01:53:42.630 --> 01:53:42.949 Schoolhouse 2183 01:53:47.030 --> 01:53:47.910 Schoolhouse Rock 2184 01:53:48.405 --> 01:53:55.764 was on the electric company. Yeah. I love those. That was just that was just back when life was fun. 2185 01:53:56.085 --> 01:53:57.284 Yeah. You know why? 2186 01:53:57.605 --> 01:54:00.325 Because we didn't have these fucking devices 2187 01:54:00.325 --> 01:54:06.900 attached to our fucking faces all the time. Right. That is true. I can't argue that point. 2188 01:54:07.780 --> 01:54:12.179 And you wanted to have a remember somebody's phone number? 2189 01:54:12.500 --> 01:54:14.980 You better have a little motherfucking black book. 2190 01:54:15.525 --> 01:54:30.200 No. You just had a pencil on a string sitting next to the phone. We were We had a whole shit ton of phone when I was a kid. Oh, wow. We had we had pencil tied to a string beside the phone, and we had a little some, 2191 01:54:30.440 --> 01:54:32.440 the wall next to there 2192 01:54:32.840 --> 01:54:37.239 was painted white for us to write on. We could jot the number down real fast. 2193 01:54:37.560 --> 01:54:39.400 Was the only place we were allowed to write on the wall. 2194 01:54:41.945 --> 01:54:43.465 That was the only place 2195 01:54:43.785 --> 01:54:49.945 in public we were allowed to write. Now we might have find different places to write on the wall. Oh, no. Yeah. No. But 2196 01:54:50.665 --> 01:54:52.185 but yeah, no. We 2197 01:54:52.825 --> 01:54:54.425 I didn't get to use a telephone 2198 01:54:54.950 --> 01:54:59.670 until I was in the ninth grade. I was gonna say, you weren't allowed to use a telephone until 2199 01:54:59.830 --> 01:55:01.510 you got out of high school. 2200 01:55:02.470 --> 01:55:03.430 Damn near. 2201 01:55:03.590 --> 01:55:04.230 Seriously, 2202 01:55:04.950 --> 01:55:05.430 was, 2203 01:55:06.070 --> 01:55:11.534 I wanna say it was ninth grade when I got to use telephone. I mean, I knew how to use one, 2204 01:55:11.935 --> 01:55:13.775 but we had one 2205 01:55:14.175 --> 01:55:14.815 well, 2206 01:55:15.055 --> 01:55:19.455 we didn't have a phone in the house until I got into seventh grade. Oh, 2207 01:55:20.255 --> 01:55:24.030 Oh, wow. Yeah. No. We yeah. No. We didn't have one. 2208 01:55:25.390 --> 01:55:26.750 And my stepdad, 2209 01:55:27.310 --> 01:55:29.550 he was a town cop. 2210 01:55:29.710 --> 01:55:34.925 We had a phone when I was in seventh grade, but we wasn't allowed to touch it at all, period. 2211 01:55:35.164 --> 01:55:35.724 So 2212 01:55:36.525 --> 01:55:39.564 yeah, it was ninth grade. It was ninth grade before 2213 01:55:40.045 --> 01:55:43.965 I ever made my first phone call on the phone at the house. 2214 01:55:46.010 --> 01:55:48.010 I told you guys. I 2215 01:55:48.490 --> 01:55:49.930 led a sheltered life. 2216 01:55:50.250 --> 01:55:51.130 Well, 2217 01:55:51.130 --> 01:55:52.010 yeah, 2218 01:55:52.010 --> 01:55:55.050 we we understand that, but, you know, 2219 01:55:56.010 --> 01:55:58.090 me, I was at the skating rink 2220 01:55:58.495 --> 01:56:00.014 until what? Fucking 2221 01:56:00.495 --> 01:56:02.414 all the way up until eighth grade? 2222 01:56:02.735 --> 01:56:09.455 About that. Yeah. I was at the skating rink. I spent more time at the skating rink than I did physically in school. 2223 01:56:10.980 --> 01:56:13.940 But man, were those the fucking good old days. 2224 01:56:14.260 --> 01:56:14.980 Yeah. 2225 01:56:15.220 --> 01:56:15.860 Yeah. 2226 01:56:16.100 --> 01:56:20.580 I think by the time I got out of school, I had only been to a skating rink probably 2227 01:56:21.940 --> 01:56:24.465 four, five times. Wow. 2228 01:56:24.784 --> 01:56:28.945 Yeah. Well, we didn't have one close by from one. Well, yeah. 2229 01:56:29.585 --> 01:56:35.824 Well, ours was on the other side of town, but, you know, since my since my mom worked at the rink, 2230 01:56:36.784 --> 01:56:39.510 yeah, we we got the benefits 2231 01:56:39.510 --> 01:56:45.350 of it. Yeah. See, yeah, we didn't yeah, we lived in a town of like, I think 200 2232 01:56:45.350 --> 01:56:48.230 people for Oh, wow. Yeah. 2233 01:56:48.550 --> 01:56:49.510 Well, Lincoln 2234 01:56:49.830 --> 01:56:54.845 I think Lincoln at that time when I was there, it was What, 20,000? 2235 01:56:55.005 --> 01:56:56.605 Oh no, we're talking 2236 01:56:57.325 --> 01:56:58.205 200, 2237 01:56:58.365 --> 01:57:00.045 close to 200,000 2238 01:57:00.445 --> 01:57:00.765 That in 2239 01:57:01.805 --> 01:57:03.645 was way off. Yeah, no, 2240 01:57:03.965 --> 01:57:09.619 I lived in small towns, I'm talking less than 300 people from, 2241 01:57:09.860 --> 01:57:10.899 oh god, 2242 01:57:11.219 --> 01:57:13.139 I was probably six 2243 01:57:13.460 --> 01:57:15.539 all the way up until I was 2244 01:57:15.860 --> 01:57:19.380 until ninth grade from age six to 2245 01:57:19.540 --> 01:57:20.260 age 2246 01:57:20.420 --> 01:57:21.219 13, 2247 01:57:21.300 --> 01:57:21.699 14. 2248 01:57:22.335 --> 01:57:25.375 And we moved to a town of 7,000 people. 2249 01:57:25.855 --> 01:57:28.095 About lost my shit. 2250 01:57:30.335 --> 01:57:33.615 I bet you did. It had more than two fucking stoplights. 2251 01:57:33.855 --> 01:57:37.600 Oh, fuck yeah, dude. I was like, hell no. And 2252 01:57:37.840 --> 01:57:42.560 I mean, I finally got used to it, but I got out of there as fast as I could. 2253 01:57:42.960 --> 01:57:44.800 I couldn't deal with it, man. I 2254 01:57:45.600 --> 01:57:47.520 was used to small towns. 2255 01:57:48.560 --> 01:57:51.360 Didn't have nothing. Store was 25 miles away. 2256 01:57:53.175 --> 01:57:58.135 Might've had a small little local grocery store, but to do your real shopping, 2257 01:57:58.375 --> 01:58:00.215 you had to go 15 miles 2258 01:58:00.534 --> 01:58:02.135 to do your real

shopping. 2259 01:58:02.375 --> 01:58:08.389 And if we went to the city, that was an hour away, we got dressed up in our Sunday best. 2260 01:58:09.590 --> 01:58:10.789 I'm not lying, 2261 01:58:11.110 --> 01:58:21.215 that's straight up. We got all dressed up and all duded up just to go to town. We was going to town because we knew that was going be all day long. And what town was this 2262 01:58:21.455 --> 01:58:22.335 metropolis 2263 01:58:22.335 --> 01:58:24.175 of 7,000 people? 2264 01:58:25.215 --> 01:58:26.175 Booneville, 2265 01:58:26.175 --> 01:58:26.974 Missouri. 2266 01:58:27.215 --> 01:58:28.814 Booneville, 2267 01:58:29.135 --> 01:58:30.014 Missouri. 2268 01:58:30.175 --> 01:58:33.375 Uh-huh. Population, 6,959 2269 01:58:33.375 --> 01:58:35.949 people when we moved there. And 2270 01:58:36.110 --> 01:58:43.310 I don't think it's much bigger than that. I mean, they have grown a little bit, so it might have doubled. 2271 01:58:43.710 --> 01:58:44.429 In fact, 2272 01:58:44.910 --> 01:58:46.830 let me look it up just to see, 2273 01:58:47.070 --> 01:58:56.585 because I honestly don't think it has gotten that big. But yeah, it was yeah, Booneville, Missouri. Was that in the flatlands or in the mountainous lands? 2274 01:58:56.985 --> 01:59:00.425 Nah, it was just North of The Ozarks, so it was flat. Oh, okay. 2275 01:59:02.440 --> 01:59:04.520 7,932 2276 01:59:04.520 --> 01:59:06.280 as of 2025. 2277 01:59:07.320 --> 01:59:09.320 So it's only raised 2278 01:59:09.559 --> 01:59:14.360 less than a thousand people since I moved there when I was 14 years old. 2279 01:59:15.145 --> 01:59:19.784 And that was that's what now? Forty two years ago? So yeah. 2280 01:59:20.185 --> 01:59:25.385 Yeah. It's only gone up almost a thousand people in forty two years. 2281 01:59:26.505 --> 01:59:29.545 Well, that's because they don't have a Costco and a Sam's. 2282 01:59:30.020 --> 01:59:33.460 Who wants to live in a town without a Costco and a Sam's? 2283 01:59:33.780 --> 01:59:34.340 Hey, 2284 01:59:34.739 --> 01:59:35.940 we had a Walmart. 2285 01:59:36.180 --> 01:59:37.539 You didn't have a Costco. 2286 01:59:38.020 --> 01:59:39.059 You didn't have a Not 2287 01:59:39.860 --> 01:59:40.500 that 2288 01:59:42.265 --> 01:59:46.184 I give a shit because I don't have a membership to either one, and I got 2289 01:59:46.665 --> 01:59:48.344 well, Sam's is in 2290 01:59:48.745 --> 01:59:52.985 right up the road, closest Costco is Round Rock, 2291 01:59:53.305 --> 01:59:54.185 so that's about, 2292 01:59:54.820 --> 01:59:56.180 you know, $25.30 2293 01:59:56.180 --> 01:59:57.620 minute drive to Costco. 2294 01:59:58.420 --> 02:00:00.980 Oh, shoot. Actually, in 2020, 2295 02:00:01.300 --> 02:00:04.100 there was 7,964 2296 02:00:04.100 --> 02:00:04.739 people, 2297 02:00:04.900 --> 02:00:06.900 and so so it's been dropping. 2298 02:00:07.905 --> 02:00:10.864 Five of metropolis there for a bit. Right. 2299 02:00:11.105 --> 02:00:13.025 But yeah, it 2300 02:00:13.185 --> 02:00:21.745 was crazy. First time we rode in that town, I was ready to grab my shit, turn around, and I was gonna walk back to Middletown, Missouri. 2301 02:00:22.380 --> 02:00:23.260 Bad 2302 02:00:24.219 --> 02:00:30.940 thing is that that walk would have been well, I'll look it up, but I want say it's about a 100 miles. Hang on. 2303 02:00:31.420 --> 02:00:33.420 I love that town, Middletown. 2304 02:00:33.500 --> 02:00:34.059 That 2305 02:00:34.460 --> 02:00:35.739 was the epitome 2306 02:00:36.125 --> 02:00:38.605 of small town life like 2307 02:00:38.765 --> 02:00:40.125 you'd see on the TV. 2308 02:00:40.365 --> 02:00:41.005 It 2309 02:00:41.725 --> 02:00:42.445 was everybody 2310 02:00:43.325 --> 02:00:44.365 knew each other. 2311 02:00:44.765 --> 02:00:47.645 You made friends. Everybody was included. 2312 02:00:48.045 --> 02:00:50.285 I mean, you still had your fights. 2313 02:00:51.010 --> 02:00:53.010 Oh yeah, but they were small 2314 02:00:53.410 --> 02:00:55.250 fights to with Fannie. 2315 02:00:55.570 --> 02:00:57.890 Oh yeah, yeah. And 2316 02:00:59.330 --> 02:01:02.050 it was just, God, everybody just got along. 2317 02:01:02.370 --> 02:01:06.965 Oh, that's close, it's 88 miles. I was gonna walk back to Booneville, Missouri, 2318 02:01:07.445 --> 02:01:08.644 our Middletown 2319 02:01:08.645 --> 02:01:09.925 from Booneville. 2320 02:01:09.925 --> 02:01:14.084 I was mad because I did not wanna move to Booneville, 2321 02:01:14.165 --> 02:01:15.685 but myself. Now we're 2322 02:01:16.324 --> 02:01:23.909 Go ahead. Now was Annie Griffin the sheriff in your one that you wanted to walk back to Boontown or whichever one? 2323 02:01:24.150 --> 02:01:25.030 Middletown? 2324 02:01:25.270 --> 02:01:26.230 Middletown. 2325 02:01:26.230 --> 02:01:31.030 You know, honestly, I don't remember the sheriff, but probably. 2326 02:01:31.510 --> 02:01:33.270 They But his deputy was Barney. 2327 02:01:34.945 --> 02:01:35.745 Middletown, 2328 02:01:35.745 --> 02:01:41.425 you see Middletown, when you turned up to go uptown, right? When you turned off the main road, 2329 02:01:42.385 --> 02:01:47.000 which is still a two lane road, okay? And you turn to go into town, they 2330 02:01:47.480 --> 02:01:49.000 didn't have stop signs. 2331 02:01:49.240 --> 02:01:52.120 They just had a flagpole in the center of the street 2332 02:01:52.360 --> 02:01:55.000 because it was a four way intersection. 2333 02:01:55.480 --> 02:02:02.835 Well, you just slowed down and looked, no one was coming. You just kept going, but there's a flagpole right there. And on your right was 2334 02:02:02.995 --> 02:02:04.195 the feed store. 2335 02:02:04.435 --> 02:02:04.994 Okay? 2336 02:02:05.315 --> 02:02:05.955 And 2337 02:02:06.115 --> 02:02:07.074 that's where 2338 02:02:07.875 --> 02:02:17.719 everybody went to hang out. The old men went and hang out. They'd allow a few kids, not many, because that was their time. And then on the left 2339 02:02:17.880 -->

02:02:18.599 corner, 2340 02:02:18.840 --> 02:02:20.280 you had the post office 2341 02:02:20.440 --> 02:02:22.360 right on the corner, and then the 2342 02:02:24.599 --> 02:02:30.425 next one to it was the grocery store that still had the wooden slats on the floor. It was with 2343 02:02:31.385 --> 02:02:43.464 the actual meat counter that they cut their own meat at. Yeah. I mean, we had like a couple banks. I think we had three or four bars. I mean, the bars was the biggest thing. One restaurant. 2344 02:02:43.784 --> 02:02:44.264 And 2345 02:02:44.640 --> 02:02:51.440 once you rolled through that, that was Main Street. That was Main Street. Once you rolled through that, it was nothing but houses. 2346 02:02:51.600 --> 02:02:52.400 And then 2347 02:02:52.719 --> 02:02:54.880 the houses were scattered 2348 02:02:54.960 --> 02:02:55.920 quite far. 2349 02:02:56.239 --> 02:02:56.960 And then 2350 02:02:57.280 --> 02:03:00.885 the Ball Diamond was back off over yonder way. 2351 02:03:01.445 --> 02:03:01.925 And 2352 02:03:02.565 --> 02:03:07.844 yeah, we freaking played there from sunup to sundown during the summer. It was easy 2353 02:03:08.885 --> 02:03:11.045 to get a game up. You get 2354 02:03:11.445 --> 02:03:13.205 two or three of your friends going up, 2355 02:03:14.760 --> 02:03:20.199 grab your gloves, your bat, your ball, start riding your bike. By the time you got to the field, 2356 02:03:20.520 --> 02:03:25.959 you had enough for two teams to play an actual game of baseball. Yeah. I mean, 2357 02:03:26.440 --> 02:03:26.920 hello. 2358 02:03:28.355 --> 02:03:31.074 Came into town twice a week, 2359 02:03:31.395 --> 02:03:32.034 okay, 2360 02:03:32.275 --> 02:03:38.195 from another town where his main practice was at, but he would come into town twice a week and see people. 2361 02:03:38.594 --> 02:03:40.594 And it was just, I don't know. 2362 02:03:42.300 --> 02:03:43.659 That was America. 2363 02:03:43.980 --> 02:03:47.500 That's what I would constitute as America. Right. 2364 02:03:47.740 --> 02:03:49.580 You know? But yeah, 2365 02:03:49.900 --> 02:03:51.179 that town, in 2366 02:03:52.380 --> 02:03:52.860 fact, 2367 02:03:53.500 --> 02:03:59.074 house we lived in in Middletown is no longer standing. It's been bulldozed 2368 02:03:59.074 --> 02:04:03.635 because we lived two houses down. We were the second house down from the 2369 02:04:04.434 --> 02:04:05.635 Christian church. 2370 02:04:05.795 --> 02:04:12.810 The church is still there. Church was built in, god, if I remember right, 1839, 2371 02:04:12.810 --> 02:04:15.050 I think. See if I can find it. 2372 02:04:15.530 --> 02:04:20.410 But, yeah, we lived the second house down on the right and on the same side as the church, 2373 02:04:20.650 --> 02:04:28.145 and it's still standing. But yeah, that was just I don't know. That was just life, man. Yep. 2374 02:04:28.545 --> 02:04:29.185 See, 2375 02:04:31.025 --> 02:04:32.305 you didn't have a stop 2376 02:04:33.425 --> 02:04:33.985 know the reason 2377 02:04:35.185 --> 02:04:37.000 sign, right? Why? 2378 02:04:37.160 --> 02:04:39.640 Because yours said, woah. 2379 02:04:41.880 --> 02:04:44.840 Had a woah sign. Had a woah sign. 2380 02:04:45.640 --> 02:04:48.680 The church is still going, Middletown Christian Church. 2381 02:04:49.985 --> 02:04:51.505 Man, it's still going. 2382 02:04:52.065 --> 02:04:52.704 And see, 2383 02:04:53.105 --> 02:04:57.744 see, that's the thing what I loved about the church is in the back there was a big old hill. 2384 02:04:57.985 --> 02:05:00.385 And in the wintertime, we'd 2385 02:05:00.385 --> 02:05:10.159 take sleds up on the hill, right up against the back of the church, and we'd sled down that hill. It was a short hill, but we thought it was long. And at the end, 2386 02:05:10.560 --> 02:05:13.039 there was a fence. There was a wire fence. You 2387 02:05:13.679 --> 02:05:15.920 kept your head tucked because if you didn't, 2388 02:05:16.465 --> 02:05:20.304 you are face planting that fence. Don't ask me how I know this, but 2389 02:05:21.905 --> 02:05:24.545 let's see. I wanna say the 2390 02:05:24.705 --> 02:05:26.945 church was built in 1832 2391 02:05:26.945 --> 02:05:29.210 and it's still standing. Oh 2392 02:05:29.530 --> 02:05:31.530 yeah. Oh, it was 2393 02:05:31.690 --> 02:05:33.850 built out of stone. Oh, okay. 2394 02:05:34.090 --> 02:05:35.450 Oh yeah, there 2395 02:05:36.010 --> 02:05:37.850 wasn't much wood in that church. 2396 02:05:38.090 --> 02:05:39.050 But 2397 02:05:39.050 --> 02:05:40.010 yeah, no, 2398 02:05:42.090 --> 02:05:42.890 was definitely 2399 02:05:43.495 --> 02:05:44.534 good times. 2400 02:05:44.775 --> 02:05:45.494 Yep. 2401 02:05:45.575 --> 02:05:49.175 Oh, and I can I can understand the aspect of 2402 02:05:49.735 --> 02:05:52.614 your sledding because Pioneer Park, 2403 02:05:52.775 --> 02:05:54.215 just on the outside of 2404 02:05:54.455 --> 02:05:57.415 Lincoln towards the Southeast, 2405 02:05:58.180 --> 02:05:58.980 Mhmm? 2406 02:05:59.140 --> 02:06:00.980 Right where Runs of Hut started, 2407 02:06:01.380 --> 02:06:04.739 close to the entrance of Pioneer Park, we had a long 2408 02:06:05.220 --> 02:06:06.900 sled run-in 2409 02:06:06.900 --> 02:06:07.699 that park. 2410 02:06:08.500 --> 02:06:09.780 And it was fun 2411 02:06:10.100 --> 02:06:15.115 sliding down, but boy, that walk back up was a long That walk back up was a 2412 02:06:15.755 --> 02:06:18.875 trek. Well, that was a long motherfucking 2413 02:06:18.875 --> 02:06:19.595 walk. 2414 02:06:19.995 --> 02:06:20.635 Right. 2415 02:06:20.875 --> 02:06:22.475 And then you'd get 2416 02:06:22.715 --> 02:06:24.315 on your sled and do it all over again. 2417 02:06:24.840 --> 02:06:25.560 Right. 2418 02:06:25.720 --> 02:06:28.040 Oh, yeah. That was that was fun. 2419 02:06:28.520 --> 02:06:47.965 Oh, I bet it was. Yeah. We didn't have a long walk back up the hill. It was short, but Yeah. Was gonna say, ours was, like, 25 feet. Yeah.

Our Well, we had 400 foot hill out in the country, but you didn't go down the road go down sled down and on the road just because eventually you'd have a car meet you about halfway down. 2420 02:06:48.045 --> 02:06:48.524 So 2421 02:06:48.925 --> 02:06:56.800 and it's a little hard to stop after that. So someone was gonna end up we would have real life adventures of Smear the Queer on that one. 2422 02:06:57.680 --> 02:07:01.920 Oh yeah, we've slid down the road as well. Man, freaking 2423 02:07:02.480 --> 02:07:05.360 Now we did the upside down card hoods. 2424 02:07:05.520 --> 02:07:07.935 Did y'all ever do that? No, I No, never 2425 02:07:08.815 --> 02:07:12.574 I got I was lucky, I had a fucking true 2426 02:07:12.975 --> 02:07:16.974 steel with who the hell was that manufacturer of that sled? 2427 02:07:17.614 --> 02:07:21.219 It's I was just a it was a Ford. Yeah, 2428 02:07:22.020 --> 02:07:23.459 mine was an actual 2429 02:07:24.739 --> 02:07:25.539 sled. 2430 02:07:25.860 --> 02:07:29.219 No. No, ours was a car hood, and 2431 02:07:30.100 --> 02:07:31.219 dad would take 2432 02:07:31.540 --> 02:07:34.025 a chain and attach to the front, 2433 02:07:34.344 --> 02:07:40.184 attach to his pickup, and us three kids, me and my two sisters, we'd all hop the back, 2434 02:07:40.665 --> 02:07:42.025 hold on to something, 2435 02:07:42.264 --> 02:07:46.105 and down the road dad would go and go around the corner and we'd go swing on. 2436 02:07:46.970 --> 02:07:50.250 I mean, we had the most fun. It was a great Yeah. 2437 02:07:51.130 --> 02:07:54.490 Yeah. I never got to do that. I would have loved Yeah. To, but 2438 02:07:55.130 --> 02:08:08.825 Yeah. Well, we may just have to see if we can find a little car hood and bring you up into the snowy area snowy lands again just for a night just for a day. About that. Just slap you on the back on the back of an upside down car hood and do donuts. 2439 02:08:09.545 --> 02:08:13.385 Yeah. Yeah. We just had to yeah. We just yeah. 2440 02:08:14.985 --> 02:08:15.305 Yeah. 2441 02:08:16.160 --> 02:08:20.320 About that. About that. Yeah. Well, you know about that. 2442 02:08:20.560 --> 02:08:29.920 Oh, yeah. We need to see if we can find warm snow. Snow that'll hang around about 90 degree wet. Yeah. If you can do that, I'm there. Yeah. I'm there. The flexible 2443 02:08:30.400 --> 02:08:30.960 flyer. 2444 02:08:31.405 --> 02:08:33.245 Oh, yeah. Led. 2445 02:08:33.485 --> 02:08:34.685 Used to have one. 2446 02:08:34.925 --> 02:08:37.885 Yep. Same here. And those motherfucking 2447 02:08:39.405 --> 02:08:42.364 oh, what the hell are they called it? Actually hit the ground. 2448 02:08:43.165 --> 02:08:43.965 The blades. 2449 02:08:44.500 --> 02:08:47.380 Oh yeah, them motherfuckers were waxed. 2450 02:08:47.619 --> 02:08:52.739 Oh shit, yeah, man. Yo, speed, dude. Speed. Oh yeah. Was all 2451 02:08:53.380 --> 02:08:56.019 about the speed with the flexible flyer. 2452 02:08:56.420 --> 02:08:59.345 Yes, sir. It was

all about that speed. 2453 02:08:59.505 --> 02:09:08.545 You know, that's the thing. Looking at this old church here, I might have to venture up this way just to go see it. Know, this 2454 02:09:08.945 --> 02:09:09.905 church in Middletown? 2455 02:09:10.270 --> 02:09:11.229 Yeah. 2456 02:09:11.469 --> 02:09:14.749 Because it's just been, yeah, like I said, forty 2457 02:09:15.070 --> 02:09:17.630 shit. Forty some years. Well, 2458 02:09:17.869 --> 02:09:18.590 '19 2459 02:09:18.909 --> 02:09:22.510 we left there in 1982. 2460 02:09:22.670 --> 02:09:25.710 Or no, it was it was the '83 2461 02:09:25.865 --> 02:09:31.785 because that was when I started ninth grade. So, yeah, forty three years. Yeah. 2462 02:09:32.025 --> 02:09:35.864 Well, that just so you know, the short 2463 02:09:36.105 --> 02:09:38.025 program for the figure skaters, 2464 02:09:38.850 --> 02:09:39.889 Amber, 2465 02:09:39.889 --> 02:09:43.489 the one that made her comments about her political views. 2466 02:09:44.050 --> 02:09:44.610 Yeah. 2467 02:09:44.850 --> 02:09:46.769 This particular event, 2468 02:09:47.010 --> 02:09:49.570 she went all the way down to fifth, 2469 02:09:49.730 --> 02:09:51.409 isn't even standing on the podium. 2470 02:09:51.895 --> 02:09:53.894 Well, that's her joys. 2471 02:09:54.054 --> 02:09:55.494 Well, that's her, 2472 02:09:55.895 --> 02:09:58.215 what would you say it, karma? 2473 02:09:58.455 --> 02:09:59.094 Right. 2474 02:09:59.335 --> 02:10:00.695 However, American 2475 02:10:01.255 --> 02:10:05.655 American female won it. Let's see, what was her name? It'll come up again. 2476 02:10:07.030 --> 02:10:08.550 She just won the gold. 2477 02:10:08.949 --> 02:10:12.869 And then silver and bronze went to two different 2478 02:10:13.110 --> 02:10:14.070 Japanese 2479 02:10:14.390 --> 02:10:15.110 skaters. 2480 02:10:15.350 --> 02:10:16.229 Okay. 2481 02:10:16.230 --> 02:10:19.110 Yeah. I wanna see if the town still has the flagpole. 2482 02:10:19.510 --> 02:10:20.710 Yep. That would be funny. 2483 02:10:21.205 --> 02:10:29.445 Flagpole's still there, buddy. Flagpole still there. Yes. Yes, sir. Still got your underwear attached to it, waving at the top? 2484 02:10:29.844 --> 02:10:30.885 No. 2485 02:10:31.045 --> 02:10:32.244 No? Okay. 2486 02:10:32.485 --> 02:10:36.900 No. But the flagpole is there. I'll be damned. That's awesome. 2487 02:10:37.540 --> 02:10:41.699 And it still and it probably still has that same woe sign. 2488 02:10:41.940 --> 02:10:44.500 Probably quite, quite faded. 2489 02:10:44.740 --> 02:10:50.260 Oh, the bad thing is the store is closed, which I figured out all of downtown's 2490 02:10:49.285 --> 02:10:53.605 pretty much closed. Pretty much gone, yeah. Yeah, post office is still there. 2491 02:10:54.005 --> 02:10:55.925 And the feed store, 2492 02:10:56.565 --> 02:10:58.724 I don't think it's a feed store anymore. 2493 02:10:59.045 --> 02:10:59.764 Dang. 2494 02:10:59.925 --> 02:11:08.070 Yeah, this town is well, this town has been dead for a while. Right. But looks like the bank's still there. That's about it. 2495 02:11:08.310 --> 02:11:09.429 There's not much. 2496 02:11:10.389 --> 02:11:19.574 But, yeah, I yeah. This town here, I could I could almost drive you. Well, I could drive you to where we used to live, where some of my friends lived, 2497 02:11:20.215 --> 02:11:22.215 where my grandma and grandpa lived. 2498 02:11:22.534 --> 02:11:25.815 Some of the people that I went to school with lived, 2499 02:11:26.135 --> 02:11:31.160 and I went past the church because there's that house that we live next to. Damn. 2500 02:11:31.400 --> 02:11:37.080 This is I tell you what, this is this is old memory lane here. I don't care who you are. 2501 02:11:39.800 --> 02:11:43.080 Man, you ain't taking the lane. You're taking the whole damn road. 2502 02:11:43.880 --> 02:11:44.520 Right. 2503 02:11:44.760 --> 02:11:45.560 But that's okay. 2504 02:11:46.255 --> 02:11:48.015 Yeah. No. I mean, It 2505 02:11:48.575 --> 02:11:49.935 was a wonderful journey. 2506 02:11:50.175 --> 02:11:53.695 Yeah. Yeah. This like I said, this here was 2507 02:11:53.935 --> 02:12:03.560 no. There it is. Yeah. This was this was a place to hang out at the church, believe it or not. Because I mean, one, like I said, we lived 2508 02:12:03.720 --> 02:12:05.239 the second house down 2509 02:12:05.480 --> 02:12:07.719 and we played in the churchyard 2510 02:12:07.880 --> 02:12:16.635 because our backyard, we had like three black walnut trees. Oh my God, we had black walnut fights every year. Oh, yeah. I was gonna say, 2511 02:12:17.355 --> 02:12:19.995 don't let one of those things whack you in the head. 2512 02:12:20.555 --> 02:12:21.995 Especially coming out of a 2513 02:12:23.355 --> 02:12:24.315 slingshot. 2514 02:12:25.195 --> 02:12:29.755 No. No. We weren't allowed we didn't that was one of the few rules that you couldn't use 2515 02:12:30.400 --> 02:12:34.239 anything other than your arm. Of course, we had a of 2516 02:12:34.320 --> 02:12:37.679 guys who were like four or five years older than me, so 2517 02:12:38.080 --> 02:12:44.480 Right. They were able to zing those things pretty good. Yeah, that was our rule. We couldn't use a slingshot. 2518 02:12:44.855 --> 02:12:49.335 You know, we could throw them. And I mean, you can ask Dee about 2519 02:12:50.695 --> 02:12:52.295 them freaking walnuts. 2520 02:12:52.455 --> 02:12:53.255 She 2521 02:12:53.895 --> 02:12:55.494 remembers what they felt like. 2522 02:12:55.895 --> 02:12:57.015 I do too, but- 2523 02:12:57.690 --> 02:13:04.969 You whack her in the back of the head plenty of times? Oh, yeah. Back of the head, back of the legs and knees, 2524 02:13:05.290 --> 02:13:06.090 the body, 2525 02:13:06.410 --> 02:13:07.770 wherever I could hit. 2526 02:13:07.930 --> 02:13:08.969 Whatever 2527 02:13:08.969 --> 02:13:11.610 you could whatever you aimed at and, 2528 02:13:12.065 --> 02:13:13.985 you know, whatever you contacted 2529 02:13:13.985 -->

02:13:14.704 with, 2530 02:13:14.945 --> 02:13:16.385 that was the space. 2531 02:13:16.705 --> 02:13:17.425 Yep. 2532 02:13:17.585 --> 02:13:21.184 That was yeah. That was the goal. Yeah, man. This is crazy. 2533 02:13:22.385 --> 02:13:23.104 Oh, 2534 02:13:23.505 --> 02:13:27.679 wow. Okay. I gotta stop looking at this because this is just 2535 02:13:28.560 --> 02:13:30.719 yeah. I gotta stop looking at that. 2536 02:13:31.360 --> 02:13:37.280 Good idea. I might I might I might have to take a trip up there, though. I'm 2537 02:13:37.280 --> 02:13:38.320 sure you will one day, 2538 02:13:38.965 --> 02:13:40.164 but not in 2539 02:13:40.324 --> 02:13:41.125 February 2540 02:13:41.285 --> 02:13:42.085 or in Well, 2541 02:13:42.965 --> 02:13:44.005 although, well, 2542 02:13:44.165 --> 02:13:48.565 when I looked on the website, it said the temperature was 46 right 2543 02:13:48.805 --> 02:13:52.085 now, and I'm like, yeah, don't know about that. It's still not We've warming 2544 02:13:52.965 --> 02:13:58.450 been having, you know, high sixties, low seventies, so I'm good. Yeah. 2545 02:13:58.770 --> 02:14:00.050 Well, they've been having 2546 02:14:00.530 --> 02:14:02.770 I don't know if this has happened where 2547 02:14:03.010 --> 02:14:08.235 you're at, Brian, in your neck of the woods, but they got wildfires 2548 02:14:08.235 --> 02:14:09.835 going on in Nebraska, 2549 02:14:10.155 --> 02:14:11.595 Kansas Yeah, we had Colorado. A bunch 2550 02:14:12.555 --> 02:14:14.315 Yeah, there was Woodward, 2551 02:14:14.635 --> 02:14:17.995 which is a town that's about an hour, 2552 02:14:18.155 --> 02:14:19.515 hour and a half northwest. 2553 02:14:20.480 --> 02:14:23.280 They ended up having to evacuate for a 2554 02:14:23.520 --> 02:14:24.239 a while. 2555 02:14:24.480 --> 02:14:25.360 Okay. 2556 02:14:26.160 --> 02:14:30.320 And then I can't remember the name of the town, up in the mountains in California, 2557 02:14:30.640 --> 02:14:33.520 they just had an avalanche that killed 2558 02:14:33.885 --> 02:14:35.645 eight, one's missing, 2559 02:14:37.165 --> 02:14:37.724 and 2560 02:14:38.125 --> 02:14:40.844 freak, they got like two feet of two, 2561 02:14:41.165 --> 02:14:44.045 two and a half feet of snow on the ground. Yeah. 2562 02:14:44.205 --> 02:14:46.285 I know they were predicting around eight. 2563 02:14:46.930 --> 02:14:55.810 Oh, yeah. They it was still freaking snowing. It's been snowing for three days. And it was still snowing when they when I saw the broadcast earlier. 2564 02:14:55.970 --> 02:14:59.010 Oh, yeah? Yep. They've had, well, 2565 02:14:59.985 --> 02:15:01.264 major avalanches 2566 02:15:01.264 --> 02:15:05.425 up there on that one mountain that killed the eight. 2567 02:15:05.665 --> 02:15:10.144 So I'm not even listening to that nasty talk y'all are talking about. 2568 02:15:13.025 --> 02:15:14.945 No. It's not doing it. 2569 02:15:15.909 --> 02:15:17.189 Not gonna do it. 2570 02:15:17.590 --> 02:15:21.349 Nope, I'm not, because that's just nasty talk. 2571 02:15:23.429 --> 02:15:28.949 Can't do it. Yeah, and I'm wondering how that's gonna affect Moab, Utah. 2572 02:15:29.110 --> 02:15:29.829 When are you going? 2573 02:15:30.945 --> 02:15:32.145 Week from tomorrow. 2574 02:15:33.825 --> 02:15:35.665 It week? Make it interesting. 2575 02:15:35.985 --> 02:15:38.705 Yeah. Let's see. Is it a week from tomorrow? 2576 02:15:39.025 --> 02:15:44.625 I don't know. Is it? Inquiring minds wanna know. No. Two weeks. Possibly. 2577 02:15:45.420 --> 02:15:47.100 Two weeks. Yeah. Yeah. 2578 02:15:47.900 --> 02:15:49.820 Yeah. You should be okay. We leave 2579 02:15:50.220 --> 02:15:51.260 on the sixth. 2580 02:15:51.580 --> 02:15:55.500 Okay. But for two weeks. Yeah. Two weeks from tomorrow. 2581 02:15:56.380 --> 02:15:58.060 Okay. And we'll see. 2582 02:15:58.815 --> 02:15:59.855 Hopefully some. 2583 02:16:00.175 --> 02:16:00.735 Well, 2584 02:16:01.375 --> 02:16:07.135 you know, Moab, there's not a lot of stuff to burn around, burn up around 2585 02:16:07.375 --> 02:16:08.495 in that area. 2586 02:16:08.735 --> 02:16:10.895 You know, it's kinda desolate. 2587 02:16:11.055 --> 02:16:13.030 Really? Oh yeah, there's 2588 02:16:13.270 --> 02:16:14.790 no, there's 2589 02:16:14.790 --> 02:16:15.909 not very much 2590 02:16:17.110 --> 02:16:17.989 vegetation 2591 02:16:18.230 --> 02:16:20.550 in Moab once you get on the trails. 2592 02:16:21.030 --> 02:16:22.710 A lot of vegetation. 2593 02:16:23.190 --> 02:16:29.255 Knew that, but I, you know, I figured in the town of Moab, would have, you know, a little more amenities. 2594 02:16:29.574 --> 02:16:30.374 They do. 2595 02:16:30.775 --> 02:16:34.215 But once you get yeah. But once you get outside of town, 2596 02:16:34.615 --> 02:16:36.215 yeah, you're 2597 02:16:36.615 --> 02:16:38.695 yeah. Not much. Not much at all. 2598 02:16:39.790 --> 02:16:50.910 Yeah. I was just I was just looking at at at this small little town we used to drive to when we'd go to Montgomery City. It's called Buell, B U E L L. 2599 02:16:51.229 --> 02:16:52.189 Buell, Missouri. 2600 02:16:52.695 --> 02:16:54.936 This town has if 2601 02:16:55.495 --> 02:16:57.655 I remember, Reich, has never 2602 02:16:58.135 --> 02:17:00.775 had more than 25 people in it. 2603 02:17:01.415 --> 02:17:02.295 Seriously. 2604 02:17:03.015 --> 02:17:03.975 That's 2605 02:17:03.975 --> 02:17:05.175 a huge metropolis. 2606 02:17:05.790 --> 02:17:06.750 They 2607 02:17:06.990 --> 02:17:09.950 just have a post office. That's it. Yep. 2608 02:17:10.670 --> 02:17:16.270 Yeah. It's yeah. It's they now now to look at it on a map, they got houses everywhere, 2609 02:17:16.270 --> 02:17:21.310 but, you know, there's only 25 people. So out of all the houses they have in Beul, Missouri, 2610 02:17:21.846 --> 02:17:24.806 there's probably only about six at the most 2611 02:17:25.045 --> 02:17:26.326 that are occupied. 2612 02:17:26.565 --> 02:17:27.286 Wow. 2613 02:17:27.686 -->

02:17:30.166 Maybe 12, but I don't know. 2614 02:17:32.245 --> 02:17:40.221 But yeah, that it was funny. First time first time we saw that town and I saw the population sign, I was like, oh my God. 2615 02:17:44.140 --> 02:17:45.180 But 2616 02:17:45.180 --> 02:17:47.341 yeah, no, that was fun times, man. 2617 02:17:48.140 --> 02:17:50.780 I just had to look that town up because it's like, 2618 02:17:51.260 --> 02:17:51.980 I just wonder, 2619 02:17:52.686 --> 02:18:02.686 It's just one of those questions in the back of your mind that you never think about. They said every once in a great while, I wonder if that town grew any. 2620 02:18:03.245 --> 02:18:03.806 Nope. 2621 02:18:04.125 --> 02:18:04.766 Not Buell. 2622 02:18:05.320 --> 02:18:06.840 Not particularly. 2623 02:18:07.000 --> 02:18:12.040 No. That's then and there's that like that. That's that thought 2624 02:18:12.040 --> 02:18:12.601 that 2625 02:18:12.920 --> 02:18:17.160 sticks in the back of your mind giving you a de nozo slap. 2626 02:18:19.565 --> 02:18:20.365 Well, 2627 02:18:21.165 --> 02:18:27.006 at least if I do go up there, I can get a motel for like $50 a night. 2628 02:18:27.325 --> 02:18:31.485 Sure. So yeah, there's still some cheap places to stay at. 2629 02:18:32.350 --> 02:18:36.190 And one is a Knight's Inn. Knight's Inn? Yeah. 2630 02:18:36.350 --> 02:18:37.870 We got one of those in Waco. 2631 02:18:39.310 --> 02:18:45.310 They ain't bad to stay at, believe it or not. I think this one was, was that one where that's at, 2632 02:18:45.985 --> 02:18:47.665 was it purple and white? 2633 02:18:47.905 --> 02:18:50.145 Is their building scheme pay job? 2634 02:18:50.865 --> 02:18:53.105 Actually, they've been updating it. 2635 02:18:53.505 --> 02:19:01.760 The sign is purple and white, but they've been going to more of a blue, darker blue on the outside. Oh, okay. But yeah, the 2636 02:19:02.640 --> 02:19:09.200 sign is still purple and white. All right. Yeah. They got one on the North Side Of Waco right off 35. 2637 02:19:09.359 --> 02:19:10.560 It's probably well, 2638 02:19:11.415 --> 02:19:18.855 I would say it's probably fairly cheap, but if it's on the North Side Of Waco, it's probably not that cheap. Where it is 2639 02:19:19.415 --> 02:19:20.375 geographically 2640 02:19:20.375 --> 02:19:21.255 located, 2641 02:19:21.735 --> 02:19:24.055 just right north of the river, 2642 02:19:24.820 --> 02:19:27.940 That's right in the area where Baylor is at. 2643 02:19:28.180 --> 02:19:31.460 So that one, probably not so much. Right. 2644 02:19:31.700 --> 02:19:32.260 Yeah. 2645 02:19:32.580 --> 02:19:34.181 Oh, Baylor University? 2646 02:19:34.420 --> 02:19:36.580 Uh-huh. Yeah. No, that ain't cheap. 2647 02:19:38.205 --> 02:19:46.285 Well Well, of course it's cheap. It's where all the college board broke college students live. Well, that could be because I just looked it up. 2648 02:19:47.005 --> 02:19:49.324 See, I don't know. You wouldn't happen to know. 2649 02:19:50.000

--> 02:19:52.400 You said it's what? Just North Of 35? 2650 02:19:52.640 --> 02:19:55.600 No. Just North of the river on 35. 2651 02:19:55.840 --> 02:19:59.040 Well, there's one It might it might also be up in Belmead. 2652 02:19:59.199 --> 02:20:06.375 Well, there's one just West of I-thirty 5 after you cross Waco Creek and it's $70 2653 02:20:06.375 --> 02:20:15.016 a night. So it's not too bad. Uh-huh. So oh, the Brazos River is what you're talking about. Brazos, yeah. Brazos River. 2654 02:20:15.176 --> 02:20:16.376 I 2655 02:20:17.335 --> 02:20:20.590 only see one and that's the one on Franklin 2656 02:20:21.470 --> 02:20:22.270 Avenue. 2657 02:20:22.430 --> 02:20:28.590 Oh, you said maybe Belle Meade though. Yeah. But you have to be difficult, dude. I'm sorry. 2658 02:20:29.470 --> 02:20:30.431 I just see 2659 02:20:31.070 --> 02:20:32.750 the sign as I'm driving. 2660 02:20:33.375 --> 02:20:35.695 Where I remember seeing it is, 2661 02:20:36.814 --> 02:20:38.975 you know, it's down yonder. 2662 02:20:39.295 --> 02:20:45.694 Yeah. You're you're thinking of the one in on Franklin Avenue because there's how far north is Belmeat? 2663 02:20:46.150 --> 02:20:48.150 It's just it's actually 2664 02:20:48.311 --> 02:20:50.551 Waco and Belmeat are connected. 2665 02:20:50.790 --> 02:20:52.631 Okay. Yeah. No. There's 2666 02:20:53.030 --> 02:20:56.230 the, Knight's Inn is on is on Waco 2667 02:20:56.230 --> 02:20:59.270 or on not Waco. It's on Franklin Avenue. 2668 02:20:59.715 --> 02:21:00.354 So 2669 02:21:00.994 --> 02:21:06.035 Okay. Well, next time I do thirty five, I'll have to take better 2670 02:21:06.515 --> 02:21:07.235 notes 2671 02:21:07.635 --> 02:21:14.490 Please do. For the help. I will. Because if I remember, I just wanna know. Yeah. 2672 02:21:14.490 --> 02:21:16.010 If I remember. 2673 02:21:16.410 --> 02:21:20.410 But yeah. Yeah. We know we know about you and Membrane. 2674 02:21:20.569 --> 02:21:23.290 I don't want You're right. A lot of times. No. 2675 02:21:23.450 --> 02:21:27.450 No. We aren't we are not on the same sheet of music. 2676 02:21:28.085 --> 02:21:30.885 We ain't we ain't even in the same 2677 02:21:31.284 --> 02:21:32.965 rock genre. 2678 02:21:33.364 --> 02:21:34.085 Right. 2679 02:21:34.245 --> 02:21:46.740 I see. Okay. I see Bellemeade. No. There's not one up there. It's further down where you saw it. Okay. I had to zoom out and it and it doesn't, it it only shows one in Waco. 2680 02:21:46.900 --> 02:21:47.940 So $70 2681 02:21:47.940 --> 02:21:52.580 a night, if if you ever wanted to go, instead of having a staycation, 2682 02:21:52.980 --> 02:22:01.836 you could go to Waco and stay for $70 a night, Just saying. Well, if I'm if I'm gonna do anything like that, I'm gonna get my little 2683 02:22:02.075 --> 02:22:02.876 trailer, 2684 02:22:03.115 --> 02:22:05.756 get the tags renewed on it, and go 2685 02:22:06.395 --> 02:22:09.115 down to the Renaissance 2686 02:22:09.115 --> 02:22:09.516 Faire. 2687 02:22:10.020 --> 02:22:11.381 Oh, okay. 2688 02:22:11.620 --> 02:22:13.061 Well, you just do that. 2689 02:22:13.460 --> 02:22:16.101 I will. And you know what? I just may do that. 2690 02:22:17.860 --> 02:22:22.261 You just okay. I don't know about you don't know about you guys, but I love Renaissance 2691 02:22:22.340 --> 02:22:23.061 Fairs. 2692 02:22:23.221 --> 02:22:24.261 I've never been to one. 2693 02:22:24.835 --> 02:22:30.755 Never been to one? Uh-uh. Hell, yeah. No. Especially Scarborough Fair. Scarborough Fair is a blast. 2694 02:22:31.074 --> 02:22:32.915 Yeah. Scarborough Renaissance, 2695 02:22:33.074 --> 02:22:35.154 all the same, but, yeah, they are fucking 2696 02:22:35.875 --> 02:22:45.950 it's just neat to go into them. Mhmm. I might have checked one out, but, yeah, I've I've never been to one. It it is it is interesting 2697 02:22:46.109 --> 02:22:48.350 to say the least. Okay. 2698 02:22:48.590 --> 02:22:52.110 But, yeah, I just looked guys, and it's about that time. 2699 02:22:52.430 --> 02:22:54.350 Is it really already? Yeah. 2700 02:22:54.905 --> 02:23:00.266 Well, Jim and me. I know, right? Yeah. It is 10:00 straight up. Holy smokes. 2701 02:23:00.505 --> 02:23:01.145 So 2702 02:23:01.385 --> 02:23:05.785 well, all right. Well, I guess it is about time to be landing this big old bird. So anyhow, 2703 02:23:06.186 --> 02:23:06.985 to the to 2704 02:23:07.510 --> 02:23:14.870 all you folks who are out there listening to us, whether we're on live end or you're listening to us on a delayed 2705 02:23:15.270 --> 02:23:18.790 delayed action where we are have already 2706 02:23:19.029 --> 02:23:28.676 gotten finished talking and gone to bed, you're just downloading this episode on on Monday. I wanna say hello and welcome, and thank you again for taking the time to 2707 02:23:28.995 --> 02:23:32.275 hear us and listen and see what the world three 2708 02:23:32.516 --> 02:23:34.516 three old vets are 2709 02:23:34.915 --> 02:23:38.915 out and about doing and what we're we're we're talking about, what we're thinking of, 2710 02:23:39.770 --> 02:23:42.330 way that the world is is operating. 2711 02:23:42.729 --> 02:23:43.210 And 2712 02:23:43.530 --> 02:23:47.690 we do things around here a whole lot different. We don't do 2713 02:23:48.250 --> 02:23:49.530 the sponsorships. 2714 02:23:49.530 --> 02:23:52.729 We don't interrupt ourselves in the middle of a sentence with a commercial. 2715 02:23:53.545 --> 02:24:12.740 We we have our our thoughts and our views, and we're not gonna be censored by it. That's just the whole Gen X attitude that we have. You're not gonna shut us up. Alright? We're gonna say what we need to say. If it hurts your feelings, that's your fault. That's you need to work on how you approach your thoughts. 2716 02:24:13.700 --> 02:24:15.780 That's not on our shoulders. 2717 02:24:16.180 --> 02:24:20.181 So with that Yeah. So with that line of thinking, 2718 02:24:20.500 --> 02:24:20.979 we 2719 02:24:21.445 -->

02:24:22.565 don't want to be 2720 02:24:23.445 --> 02:24:29.205 beholden to our sponsors. We don't want our sponsors going, Well, we don't like how you said this. Well, we 2721 02:24:30.405 --> 02:24:32.965 don't care whether you 2722 02:24:33.280 --> 02:24:37.360 think what we said is good, bad, or indifferent. It does not matter. 2723 02:24:37.601 --> 02:24:41.921 So we want to be able to have the freedom to say 2724 02:24:42.720 --> 02:24:44.320 what's truly on our mind, 2725 02:24:45.245 --> 02:24:46.846 and to be able to do that, 2726 02:24:47.565 --> 02:24:49.245 we can't be having sponsors. 2727 02:24:49.725 --> 02:24:52.125 Sponsorship is a type of censorship. 2728 02:24:52.285 --> 02:24:55.966 So to get around that and to be able to let 2729 02:24:56.445 --> 02:24:58.205 y'all still be able to provide value, 2730 02:24:58.920 --> 02:25:07.480 we do the whole value for value model. And there are three different ways you can technically, there's four different ways you can actually show 2731 02:25:07.960 --> 02:25:08.760 your 2732 02:25:09.080 --> 02:25:10.040 appreciation. 2733 02:25:10.040 --> 02:25:12.360 You found some type of value in what we did? 2734 02:25:12.760 --> 02:25:15.855 Awesome. There's several different ways you can 2735 02:25:16.175 --> 02:25:16.976 present 2736 02:25:17.295 --> 02:25:18.895 your gratification 2737 02:25:18.975 --> 02:25:21.535 and return the value back to us. Because 2738 02:25:22.415 --> 02:25:27.695 if we don't get any value back from you, then eventually we may just have to decide, you know, 2739 02:25:28.760 --> 02:25:31.640 the return isn't worth the effort, 2740 02:25:31.960 --> 02:25:35.000 and so we need to go about our own way and do something different. 2741 02:25:35.640 --> 02:25:40.360 And I don't wanna do that because, well, one, I have a good time talking with my friends, 2742 02:25:40.680 --> 02:25:43.160 and, you know, that I don't think they 2743 02:25:44.125 --> 02:25:50.846 get too terribly offended by what I said. They may roll their eyes a whole lot because they go, Oh, my little tirades, 2744 02:25:51.085 --> 02:25:52.046 but, you know, 2745 02:25:52.925 --> 02:25:53.726 that's me. 2746 02:25:54.525 --> 02:25:55.645 I I read a didn't. 2747 02:25:58.790 --> 02:25:59.670 And so 2748 02:26:00.070 --> 02:26:04.710 we do the whole value for value model, and the value for value model 2749 02:26:05.590 --> 02:26:07.110 is actually really easy. 2750 02:26:07.430 --> 02:26:07.910 You have 2751 02:26:08.695 --> 02:26:10.615 time, talent, treasure, 2752 02:26:10.854 --> 02:26:23.495 or you could just tell some other people about the show. Tell people, hey. I've got this show that that's that's three dudes are just standing around talking, and it it's it's a little interesting. It's a little different and and 2753 02:26:23.950 --> 02:26:25.710 kind of insightful and 2754 02:26:25.870 --> 02:26:30.030 shows people, you know, how friends can still have 2755 02:26:30.350 --> 02:26:32.190 great,

powerful discussions. 2756 02:26:32.510 --> 02:26:41.745 So you can hit people in the mouth. You can tell them, Hey, this is what we're this that there's a show out there. You can post it up on Facebook and Instagram 2757 02:26:41.745 --> 02:26:42.386 and 2758 02:26:42.945 --> 02:26:47.985 and put it on the Fetaverse and all the different places that you can actually 2759 02:26:48.306 --> 02:26:54.551 do you could actually post about the show. You can share them, share it out to people, talk to you'd see somebody 2760 02:26:54.870 --> 02:27:09.455 who would be interested in hearing a three hour show about whatever happens to be on people's mind. Great. Awesome. Share it out. We'd love for the for more people to come on. It builds the community. We start getting people talking about 2761 02:27:09.935 --> 02:27:12.335 different aspects. They start sharing their 2762 02:27:12.574 --> 02:27:13.935 views and 2763 02:27:14.415 --> 02:27:15.295 insights. 2764 02:27:15.295 --> 02:27:18.415 And so we're able to produce the show even better 2765 02:27:18.750 --> 02:27:24.110 and have the show become a greater source of entertainment and information. 2766 02:27:24.350 --> 02:27:27.070 Now the you can also provide your time. 2767 02:27:27.390 --> 02:27:28.590 That is your 2768 02:27:28.750 --> 02:27:34.996 coming out, talking to us, and when we're done editing the, say, like the chapters 2769 02:27:35.155 --> 02:27:44.676 file so that we have our different chapters, instead of having 75 different chapters, we get it whittled down to like 10 where we actually have our true changes 2770 02:27:44.915 --> 02:27:45.476 topic. 2771 02:27:46.760 --> 02:27:51.400 So you can do your time, you do your talent. So maybe you're good at 2772 02:27:52.359 --> 02:27:58.040 doing AI prompts, you'd like to make some images for us, 1,500 by 1,500, 2773 02:27:58.279 --> 02:28:06.926 and just whatever the topic we're you'd like to that we were talking about that you would like to try to turn into an AI image, 2774 02:28:07.165 --> 02:28:18.381 beautiful. Make it up, bring it, and send it over to us. Love to be able to see it, and we will vote on it and say, who this is gonna be our cover image. This is gonna be chapter this will be our chapter images, 2775 02:28:18.620 --> 02:28:24.780 yada yada yada. And to do that, you could send if you wanna send your your image over to either me 2776 02:28:25.365 --> 02:28:32.806 or over to Rich, you can send it to me at Circlecast,@circlecastatgmail.com. 2777 02:28:32.965 --> 02:28:38.885 You can send it over to Rich, that is rchelson@gmail.com. 2778 02:28:38.885 --> 02:28:44.000 That's chelson is chelson@gmail.com. 2779 02:28:44.000 --> 02:28:49.520 And if you wanna send try to send it over to dude, well, good luck. You better just send it over to me or Rich 2780 02:28:49.761 --> 02:28:54.080 because all of us have trouble trying to figure out what dude's email address is. 2781 02:28:54.955 --> 02:28:57.596 So you could do you can help in

time, 2782 02:28:57.756 --> 02:29:03.275 talent, or if you have a podcasting two point o modern podcast app, 2783 02:29:03.596 --> 02:29:05.195 you can also see 2784 02:29:05.756 --> 02:29:07.355 you can also grab a 2785 02:29:07.681 --> 02:29:09.440 help us out by going to 2786 02:29:09.681 --> 02:29:14.721 the support this show button and hit that hit that link, and that'll bring up our PayPal page. 2787 02:29:14.960 --> 02:29:17.921 And there, you're able to hit you're able to contribute 2788 02:29:18.320 --> 02:29:24.815 whatever you would like. We're not picky. We're not demanding that it's $7 a month. 2789 02:29:24.975 --> 02:29:39.390 We're not saying anything like that. You think we're worth a dollar? Sweet. Send us a dollar. Think we're worth a thousand dollars? Sweet. Send us a thousand dollars. It is all completely up to you. What value did you find in us? 2790 02:29:39.710 --> 02:29:46.510 That's all it is. Some people go, Hey, I found a lot of value. I just don't have any money. Well, sweet. You can do time or talent. 2791 02:29:47.065 --> 02:29:51.626 And that's the glory of what the whole value for value model is because 2792 02:29:51.865 --> 02:29:55.306 you're able to contribute back how you see 2793 02:29:55.545 --> 02:29:56.266 fit. 2794 02:29:56.505 --> 02:29:58.426 What type of value did you receive? 2795 02:29:58.825 --> 02:30:04.489 You could pay it back in this form, and this is how this is how the whole circle 2796 02:30:04.489 --> 02:30:05.450 of of 2797 02:30:06.010 --> 02:30:07.450 oh, what was the word? Not 2798 02:30:07.930 --> 02:30:09.130 retribution. 2799 02:30:09.529 --> 02:30:12.569 I can't even remember what the word was or what the word is. 2800 02:30:14.266 --> 02:30:15.305 Reciprocation, 2801 02:30:15.305 --> 02:30:17.785 that's what it is, cycle reciprocation. 2802 02:30:17.785 --> 02:30:19.065 It was an artwork. 2803 02:30:19.465 --> 02:30:19.865 And 2804 02:30:22.665 --> 02:30:27.305 so you're able to scratch our back, we scratch your back, we provide 2805 02:30:28.040 --> 02:30:29.240 a symbiote 2806 02:30:29.319 --> 02:30:31.800 type of of relationship 2807 02:30:31.800 --> 02:30:32.600 going on. 2808 02:30:33.080 --> 02:30:42.120 And so it is it's great when you're able to help us and and it gives us the the, a, needed gas in the tank to keep going, 2809 02:30:42.655 --> 02:30:44.176 but it also allows 2810 02:30:45.695 --> 02:30:54.175 for you to, you know, continue growing and hearing from us. So with all of that, Rich, what do you have to say for your closing shots? 2811 02:30:54.670 --> 02:30:58.190 Oh, not too much. I just wanna thank everyone for listening. 2812 02:30:58.830 --> 02:30:59.870 I know a 2813 02:30:59.950 --> 02:31:02.590 lot of y'all are still probably cold, 2814 02:31:03.149 --> 02:31:04.510 and I'm not 2815 02:31:05.310 --> 02:31:11.825 as much. But no, I'm not cold, as cold. But anyway, just, yeah, thank you for listening and keep 2816 02:31:12.305 --> 02:31:15.426 sharing this out with your friends, your family, your loved ones. 2817 02:31:16.225 --> 02:31:17.825 Know? We are slowly growing. 2818 02:31:18.945 --> 02:31:23.830 So we are slowly growing. I kind of peeked at the stats the other day, and it's like November 2819 02:31:23.830 --> 02:31:25.190 is like, whoring. 2820 02:31:26.230 --> 02:31:38.406 Yeah, no, we were doing good. February is not doing so well, but I figure it's the cold and everything like that. You know, people ain't even thinking about us, they're just too worried about staying warm, you know? 2821 02:31:38.966 --> 02:31:40.886 But yeah, share this out 2822 02:31:41.365 --> 02:31:43.525 with your friends, your family, your loved ones. 2823 02:31:43.846 --> 02:31:46.166 Shit, share it out with someone you hate. 2824 02:31:47.766 --> 02:31:48.406 Please. 2825 02:31:50.165 --> 02:31:51.605 We definitely 2826 02:31:51.846 --> 02:31:52.245 will 2827 02:31:53.030 --> 02:31:55.351 make a liberal's head explode. 2828 02:31:55.670 --> 02:31:56.230 So 2829 02:31:56.550 --> 02:31:59.830 if that is something that you would like to see in life, 2830 02:32:00.229 --> 02:32:04.471 then please share our show out because Absolutely. I guarantee you, 2831 02:32:04.790 --> 02:32:05.590 we can do it, 2832 02:32:06.335 --> 02:32:26.860 you know, if if that is what you're into. But I'm not saying do it if you're not. So either way now, guys, gals, thank you very much. Keep coming back listening to us. And, yeah, send us an email. You know? Tell us your thoughts, your likes about the show, you know, maybe a topic that you want us to cover 2833 02:32:27.101 --> 02:32:31.101 because we will give our honest opinion. Just know this upfront. 2834 02:32:31.101 --> 02:32:31.740 Okay? 2835 02:32:31.980 --> 02:32:35.660 So, yeah, send me an email, LarchYelson@Gmail.com, 2836 02:32:36.085 --> 02:32:41.604 or send one to Brian@atcirclecastatgmail.com. 2837 02:32:41.604 --> 02:32:51.925 And we'd love to get back in touch with you. And like Brian said with the dude, just send it to me or Brian because, yeah, it's a challenge for us and him. So 2838 02:32:52.830 --> 02:32:56.110 everything's a challenge with the dude, so don't 2839 02:32:56.110 --> 02:32:57.710 tell him. But anyway, 2840 02:32:58.030 --> 02:33:07.895 that's about all we got for now. And so, dude, what you got? You sitting over there all muted. You snoozing on us? He's probably watching that skating. 2841 02:33:09.175 --> 02:33:10.216 I was. 2842 02:33:11.255 --> 02:33:12.775 I was also listening. 2843 02:33:13.015 --> 02:33:14.535 Yes, I was muted. 2844 02:33:16.615 --> 02:33:18.295 No, for everybody that 2845 02:33:18.590 --> 02:33:24.510 comes to listen to our show every week, thank you very much. We never have an agenda 2846 02:33:24.830 --> 02:33:28.109 per se of what we're gonna talk about. Every 2847 02:33:28.109 --> 02:33:28.910 conversation 2848 02:33:28.910 --> 02:33:32.189 kinda leads into the next subject for whatever reason. 2849 02:33:32.915 --> 02:33:33.475 So 2850 02:33:33.795 --> 02:33:38.595 if you enjoyed it, again, please share it out with your friends, family. You know? 2851 02:33:39.475 --> 02:33:42.915 If you wanna piss off anybody that's a liberal, 2852 02:33:43.234 --> 02:33:44.275 definitely 2853 02:33:44.595 --> 02:33:45.875 get more information 2854 02:33:46.510 --> 02:33:52.510 and tell them that they will thoroughly enjoy this show because we thoroughly enjoy them. 2855 02:33:52.830 --> 02:33:53.310 So 2856 02:33:54.029 --> 02:33:54.670 but 2857 02:33:55.229 --> 02:33:56.030 again, 2858 02:33:56.350 --> 02:34:01.604 thank you for listening, and everybody have a wonderful day. Absolutely. 2859 02:34:01.604 --> 02:34:03.765 So, guys, Rich, Ron, 2860 02:34:04.005 --> 02:34:11.125 again, guys, I'm so glad to be able to talk with y'all. Can't wait to see y'all see y'all in person again when we when we can. 2861 02:34:11.444 --> 02:34:28.950 Till then, it'll be next week whenever I get to talk with you once more. So, guys, with then and with that, go ahead and I'll let everybody go about your day. Let's so so Ron can get some sleep. I'm gonna go hit the hay here pretty quick myself. And, Rich, you can go see what's happening on the land of the of the ham radios. 2862 02:34:29.109 --> 02:34:34.275 So we will we'll catch y'all next week. So till then. Bye. 2863 02:34:34.515 --> 02:34:35.395 Later. 2864 02:34:35.475 --> 02:34:39.875 Peace out. Alright, guys. Catch y'all then. Alright. Good. Be careful. Alright. 2865 02:34:40.435 --> 02:34:41.075 Bye. Bye.