Blood Clots, Broken Teeth, Billionaires

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Hey, man. Hello. And welcome to Two Grumpy Vets and A Duuude. This is a show that each week allows for three friends to get together and live life intentionally.
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We do this by throwing a little social commentary
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with our own weird sense of humor and our thoughts together to show folks that living
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having weekly conversations
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is a good way to help
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each other out, help men become better men.
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And so now on with the show with Bryan,
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Rich, and the Duuude.
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Recording in progress.
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Mister BrYan.
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Hello.
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You're early again.
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Well, yes. I've set my alarm for
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06:55.
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No, that's cool.
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No, it just normally you're like bumping right at seven.
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Yeah, usually I am, but because I had my alarm set for seven.
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Oh, okay.
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So since you said it five minutes early, you're on five minutes early. Yeah, I'm showing up about five minutes early every time now.
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What, sweetheart? What do you want?
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You, Pa, you.
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Probably.
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Well, I
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guess Bella heard me talking in here, so
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she had to come in and
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find out what was going on.
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Of course get petted, because she thinks,
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Oh my God, you're not with me, dad. Even though I told Well,
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that's importance of a doubt.
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Right. Well, I told her all day that I have to podcast tonight.
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And
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I don't
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keep her from out of here, but normally she stays in the living room, so I turn music on for her.
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But every once in while she tries to run-in to get me to
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follow her in the living room,
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know, because it's like, Oh my God, the world's coming to an end, dad. No, it's not. You just trying to get me away
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because you
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don't want me to be
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back here. And you know, one day she's going to draw you into the living room and you're going to see that a bunch of aliens have come and landed in your front yard vaporizing
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everybody you see.
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Well.
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I
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will pull out my nearest piece
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and try
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to alleviate that problem.
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And hopefully I don't get vaporized in the process. Y'all be like,
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weird, rude to That would just be a grumpy
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vet and a dude. It just wouldn't be quite the same.
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Right, right.
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Yeah, I
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might have to
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break down and go
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get my leg checked out.
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Oh, yeah? Yeah, I woke up the other morning and just
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around the side of my knee, just up a little bit,
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it was
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I don't know how I woke up this way.
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It hurt,
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I mean, really hurt.
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And then it was hot
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and itchy
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and it's still that way. It's, you know, been Yeah. Like
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Yeah. Hot. Apparently,
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because I had my knee checked and looked at also.
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And one of the things they kept saying is if it's hot,
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that's where you need to really start getting worried because if it's hot, that means
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that there's possible blood clot.
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Yeah,
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I know. I've been.
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Yeah,
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it ain't much.
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Well,
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now this
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was the other day, I mean, that was one of my first thoughts, but I'm like, well, let me check on it and just And
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it's
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actually kind of moved down past my knee.
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It hasn't moved up, it's moved down. Well, that's good.
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Kinda because it's moving away from the heart and the lungs.
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Right.
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And that's
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I
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know, man, but you see, next week I have to go see my doc at the VA.
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I'm trying to kind of hold off and just do it all at once because the doc's probably gonna say,
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oh my god, get your veins checked.
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Yeah.
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Panic. Panic. Here. Here. Let's get you into here and get you do a do a doppler
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what is it? Doppler
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oh, crap. Because they were talking about getting it done
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for my knee.
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Because she said, Yeah, you have to do it, then we're gonna have to do a Doppler on you and Doppler whatever they call it.
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I don't know, these guys, they
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have like an ultrasound machine.
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And I mean, I've watched the screen because I've watched them check my arteries and my legs before
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in the past and everything was clear.
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But oh yeah, it shows you
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the blood flow and everything. You can see the whole thing. You can see the inside of the vein through it. And it's colorized, it's not black and white.
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Right.
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Yeah,
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she probably wind up sending me up there saying,
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you You need go get this done.
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I'm afraid she's going to stick me in the hospital is what it is.
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There's that possibility. Hurry.
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I mean, I hope that don't happen. Mean,
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just freaking give me something to break it up. Gone with my bad self.
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Yeah.
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If they have something, can actually break it up.
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And you know what's funny though, and this is
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what
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I'm not getting because
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you know how everyone flips out,
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especially when they find out that I take six thousand to eight thousand milligrams of BC powders a day.
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Yeah, so your blood's nice and thin.
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Well,
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you would think,
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but if I'm sitting here with a blood clot in my fucking leg,
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don't think my blood's that thin.
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No?
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I mean, just saying. I I don't know,
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because, you know, I'm not a doctor, but
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it's like,
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yeah, I don't know.
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So
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I don't know. I'm trying to hold off until next Wednesday,
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knowing that if it gets any worse than what it is,
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might have to
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gone into the
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urgent care or emergency room or something like that.
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I
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hope not.
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Well, I hope not either.
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Because it would not be a fun time.
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And that's the thing, I don't know what caused
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you know?
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What?
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Oh my God.
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All right.
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Talk to dude,
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because dude's still muted,
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try and talk to dude. I'm off. No, wait. She's just hearing something outside.
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Bella,
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you're fine.
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I'm like, no. I'm not. Dad, there's aliens in front. They're they're gonna get us. You're fine, sweetheart. Oh, yeah. Never had an anal probe. You don't want an anal probe, dad. They're they're not fun. I go to I get one every time I go to the vet. It's terrible.
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No. The vets,
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they don't they they don't really do that.
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Oh, they don't they don't take a temperature up a butt?
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No.
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Oh, well, do mine. Good God, you would think doc was shoving his fist up the
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the butt.
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They both Watson doesn't even have a tail and you can see him tuck his tail.
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Not down here. I mean, I mean, they can,
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I guess, I guess they know enough they can look at the dog and
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kind of tell if the dog's running at temperature or not?
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You
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know?
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Dude. Yeah. What's up?
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What's up?
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Not much, man. What's up with you?
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Just got home about ten minutes ago. Oh. Woo hoo.
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Cool.
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So, Brian, how is your luck going on them t shirts, or is it going?
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It's not going. Good God. I found one that might've been working, but that
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took it down to a decent price, but you had to order like 25
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of them at a time. I was like, I don't need 25 shirts to say I'm the dude, you know? Right. No.
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See, that's the thing with t shirts,
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a low number
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is
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they're expensive as shit. Yeah.
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Someone could just figure out how to do it
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make it economical.
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Because I was willing to do 25
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for just a t shirt.
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25, 30 at the max.
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Right.
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And yeah, no.
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Yeah, no. They want set up. They want, yeah, all this stuff. Oh, God. Yeah. I mean, it was just everything. I'm like, God dang.
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So no, I've been kinda, still kinda looking, but I've
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been stroking out left, right, and center. Well,
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I'm gonna say good luck, but
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I'm not gonna hold my breath, okay? Yeah, I wouldn't either. And
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the reason why I'm not is when Matt went to looking for t shirts for tears,
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I was in on that,
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I know what
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the upfront cost is.
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So, you know, if
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you find something dirt cheap,
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I would Snag when you snag it. Snag it when you find it.
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If you do, I doubt if you will.
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Right.
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I seriously doubt if you will.
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Now
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you could get probably the heavier cotton t shirts,
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they normally run cheaper, but
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Which is insane because I think those are the better quality t shirts, those little thin things
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that sneeze if you are ripping too if you sneeze too hard or
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are the ones that I just absolutely can't stand.
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Yeah, but see, that's the thing though,
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are heavier cotton ones, no one wants them because they're so freaking hot in
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the summertime.
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Mean, they're great for the wintertime.
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Well, I think they're great in the summertime too. I mean, they just No. Remember the first year of tears?
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Had those heavy cotton ones. Oh, hell yeah.
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I
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mean, they were okay, but yeah,
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people wouldn't wear them because they were too freaking heavy.
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Well,
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some people are just weak.
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Well,
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I
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ain't gonna argue there,
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the thin t shirts
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cost so much more because that's what everybody wants.
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Right.
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Then, of course, you have to look at the brand.
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You want Gildan
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if you can afford it. Yeah.
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Fruit of the land. There's a couple other ones that had some really good brands I
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kind of enjoy because
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Gildan is kind of a hit and miss.
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It's kind of like the last
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Tears event that I was at.
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Yeah. That the
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shirt that they had,
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they actually put the arm was it's gonna sound weird because it's a T shirt, but they put the arms on backwards.
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K.
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And so well,
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because whenever you put your shirt on, if you ever, you know, you've ever put a shirt on backwards and the and the
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the arms
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feel like they should be pointing the wrong direction.
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Well, yeah. Finding it? Okay. Well, that's the way it was, except I was having it on correctly because the there was a slight scoop in the front. So you put the shirt on, but it would bind up
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right in the front of my of my armpit.
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Okay.
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And it was kinda baggy in the back part of the of the of the shirt.
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And so sadly, that t that shirt,
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though, it was it was it was light blue, I believe, is what the color was.
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Don't believe I liked the color, but
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and stuff. But, yeah, in the end, it was unwearable
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just because it got to be so uncomfortable.
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Right.
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Well, you should have cut the sleeves out of it. I should have cut sleeves out of it.
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I mean, if sleeves don't fit, sleeves coming off.
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Sleeves coming off. Yep.
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Know?
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Tying them into the redneck tank top for the slits all the way down the sides. It's basically
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a t shirt poncho.
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Right.
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Maximum airflow.
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Exactly.
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So
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but yeah, it's
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yeah. I was just,
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that's the first time I and I'm I'm sitting here. I've had a kind of a little wonky idea where I was gonna just
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make
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just
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the
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make t shirts that
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could be construed as somewhat offensive
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without being actually offensive.
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Okay.
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And stuff. I mean,
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some of Yeah, they get on
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Some of the ones that I Ideas that I found are getting a little way too close to being offensive to wear this like
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but
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but all in all, it's just I've been kinda playing around with that type of idea.
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Okay. What else?
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You just have to find a blank So yeah. Blank T shirt's cheap enough. Yeah, just gotta find blank t shirts cheap enough.
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And I mean,
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I know that you can get
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iron ons,
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printable iron ons.
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Yeah,
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Yeah, you can get those. They don't hold up for very many washes, but they do hold up for a little bit. Yeah, for a little bit. I mean, if you go that route, you'd want to get a press.
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You get the most off- family owned for like $2.50
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Right.
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Mean, it's cheap.
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And if you go that route and go that far, you might as well get a sublimation machine
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and
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I was just learning how to do silk screen.
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Sublimation
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is the easier part of that, but you have silk screening.
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And then
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'll wind up getting a
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vinyl printer
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and cutter and stuff like that.
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And the reason why I know all this is because
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my sister in Iowa does this shit.
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Oh, okay, okay. So that's how I have all this information. Now you've got that magic knowledge.
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Right.
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Mean,
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her and I was talking back in the day,
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I
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would ask her about it and
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she even does, well used to, I don't know if she does anymore, but used to do embroidery as well
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by machine.
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Yeah, and use the programmable embroidery machines.
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My
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wife would love to have one of those,
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but yeah.
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Ain't Not very
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anymore, really. Every time my jamming used to look, it was like $5,000
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$7,000
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and I'm like, son of a bitch.
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That's a 12 head machine.
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Yeah.
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No. You don't I mean, you
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could start out with a three or a four head machine.
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Well, with prices the way they are right now, I don't know. I haven't looked lately,
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but back when I was looking,
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you could get one for
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less than a thousand bucks.
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Oh, okay. For a three head or a five head, you know?
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And I mean, if you're starting out and just learning,
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get a three head, don't go get a 12 head
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till you get your process down.
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Right. And get, you know, learn to program on the computer because it's not just all plug and play.
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Most of the times it is, but sometimes
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you might have to make
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an adjustment to the
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text or picture that you're printing or, you know, doing on or whatnot,
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then you have to run one
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and make sure it's good, and if it's not, you have to readjust it,
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then you can run.
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You know, once you get
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a good copy and got everything set, then you can go run it.
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Can't just hold on and just punch it in and say, okay, let's go.
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No. It's
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a little more work intensive, labor intensive.
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I, okay. I
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mean, once you get it, it's easy because
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watching my sister do it,
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man,
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she made it look easy, but
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she had been doing it for a long time.
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So
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yeah, it's
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not just a plug and play type of deal.
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It's
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not hard, but you actually
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have to
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learn to work everything.
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And then you thread,
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and then you have to have like 300
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things of
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different colored Different colored bobbins, yeah.
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Oh no, it's big cones of thread, dude, and they sit on top.
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Yeah, yeah, they sit them all up on top, yeah.
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Big old cones got the ones that'll actually go through, as you're changing colors on
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the embroidery, it'll actually
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change the colors on
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the needle for you.
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Yeah,
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machines like that, you just throw it on, make sure the colors are sitting on top,
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machine does the rest.
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It'll change colors and everything.
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Yeah. So yeah, it's
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not like you,
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you know,
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but seeing that's the thing and then
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seeing in price and all that stuff, that's
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why getting
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stuff embroidered
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is expensive,
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because I mean, it is time consuming.
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Right.
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So
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that's about all I know, so good show everybody.
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I'm gonna check out.
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Nice talking to you. I guess I'll see you
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in a couple weeks, and good night.
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Good night.
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Good night and good luck.
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Yeah, no.
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It's supposed to get cooler down here
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come Thursday.
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It's cooler here.
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No,
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Thursday,
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we're supposed to have like a high of 80,
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low in the
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high sixties.
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It's
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about time to break out the jacket.
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I'm gonna tell It's hitting there. It still hit a 100 deer today.
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Oh, did it really?
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Believe so. So. That's
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what my truck said.
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See, got a
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high of 80.
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It was kinda nice.
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Yeah, it was like
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86, 87 here today.
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And for the next couple days, we got 87,
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88 for highs,
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which with the humidity and UV
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index, that's gonna push it up into the mid nineties.
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Then
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on Thursday,
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high of 80,
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I think low is 70,
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and it
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doesn't get over 84
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the rest of the week
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for a high.
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Hey dude.
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Yeah?
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When you're down here,
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I
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will need your help
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for- How about, what if I give you a hand?
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I can do right now.
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No, because
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this is happening on the seventh. Thank you though, I appreciate
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the offer, but on the seventh,
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because I went and saw my other doc
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for my neck shots
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and I
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was asking the nurse because
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I speak with the nurse now,
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the physician's assistant, whatever she is. And she's a nice lady, but she about set me off.
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And she asked me about how well the shot did on my neck and I always talk about that. And then I asked her, I said, Listen, I've got to ask you about this because
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community care will probably call me and ask me
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we talked about this.
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Okay, that was your first clue.
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I said, Community Care. She knows all my shit goes through the VA.
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I asked her about my mid back, what are we going do about that?
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And she was looking on her little tablet and all like this
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and was like,
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Oh, I don't have that information.
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And
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then she's like, Hang on.
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She went and looked
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and then come back and she came back into the room and she was like,
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well, I can't find anything on that. And I'm just sitting there looking at her dumbfounded.
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And she's like, well, we'd need to get a referral.
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I looked at her square dead in a fucking face and I said, you already have it.
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And I said it about that tone.
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Oh my God, her eyes damn near bugged out of her head when I said that.
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I'm like, bitch,
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I gave you the fucking
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report
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from my MRI,
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I downloaded
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the fucking images of my MRI,
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and I emailed them to you. Don't fucking walk in here and tell me
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that, Oh, we need a referral, we need the fuck and you.
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And she very quickly was like, Hang on.
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This time she was gone a little bit longer,
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and she'd come back, Oh, I found it.
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I thought, Yeah, I know you did, because
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I sent the email with the pictures on the July 31.
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So yeah, she had changed her fucking tune pretty fucking quick.
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And I
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did this for a couple of reasons, but I was supposed to get
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a shot in my back on the seventh, which is a Thursday,
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and it's during cruising the coast,
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but it won't,
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it'll put me down for about half a day.
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In other words,
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I'll
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need you to drive me down here, dude, and it's just right up the road from the house.
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Okay?
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You'll have to wait there. It'll take about half hour,
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and then
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you'll have to drive me back
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and I'll be loop legged.
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I
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shouldn't be too bad,
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but,
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you know,
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I mean, because on my neck, I'm
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a little loopy.
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And then we can come back and
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normally by the afternoon,
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I'm feeling okay.
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It's just,
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I don't know what to give me, but it's short acting and it don't last.
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But
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the seventh was the first date they had open.
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Right.
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So you'll just have to run me up the road and sit there and wait,
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and then they'll stab me in the back
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and then I'll say, okay, see you later, bye.
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And
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then we go and drink some more coffee and then
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we can go cruising
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or whatever,
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if that is
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okay with you.
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Do I have much of a choice?
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Well, yeah, you do have a choice. Mean, you always have a choice.
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I always have choices, yeah.
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You can say, No, fuck you, I'm going cruising, find
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another way. And I mean, I can't, but I was just thinking of maximizing I
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trust
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me, I understand.
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I
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may be an asshole, but I'm not rude.
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Right.
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Oh, yeah. And guess what?
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Yes.
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My fucking partial broke again.
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Your what broke again?
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My partial
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broke again.
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So Well Swiss.
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Go ahead. You know you know what I'm gonna say to that? What?
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Same way goes for the army.
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When they put a contract out for
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rifles,
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let's just say rifles,
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where do they always go to?
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Lowest bidder.
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See the VA down here in Biloxi makes their own shit.
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They make them right there on-site.
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Ants,
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lowest bidder.
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Touche.
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Yeah, I don't know. It's like, oh my God.
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Yeah. I broke the other day, and I'm like, really?
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I
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freaking
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put it in a cup,
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filled it up with water and
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shit.
525
00:25:32.575 --> 00:25:33.935
And when I go to the doctor
526
00:25:34.330 --> 00:25:35.530
next Wednesday,
527
00:25:36.010 --> 00:25:40.410
I'll go see the doc and if the doc don't put me in the hospital because of my leg,
528
00:25:41.050 --> 00:25:44.650
then I'll go over to dental and say, Hey, fix this shit again.
529
00:25:45.530 --> 00:25:46.970
And hopefully they'll last
530
00:25:47.455 --> 00:25:49.455
a little longer than a couple months.
531
00:25:50.415 --> 00:25:51.775
We would hope.
532
00:25:53.295 --> 00:25:55.215
I ain't holding my breath though.
533
00:25:56.255 --> 00:25:57.135
Correct.
534
00:25:57.135 --> 00:25:58.175
We would hope,
535
00:25:58.815 --> 00:25:59.055
but
536
00:26:00.510 --> 00:26:02.110
yeah, don't hold your breath.
537
00:26:02.510 --> 00:26:03.070
No.
538
00:26:03.950 --> 00:26:05.550
And you see, that's the thing.
539
00:26:06.030 --> 00:26:07.230
See, they broke
540
00:26:07.710 --> 00:26:12.590
not just last week, I think the weekend before or just the first part of that week
541
00:26:13.115 --> 00:26:13.755
last And
542
00:26:14.635 --> 00:26:17.275
it was funny because the week before
543
00:26:17.755 --> 00:26:20.075
I had gone and seen the dentist and
544
00:26:20.475 --> 00:26:21.915
he checked the partial.
545
00:26:22.155 --> 00:26:28.075
He's like, that thing's fitting right perfect, isn't it? I said, yes, sir, it is. It's fitting good.
546
00:26:28.910 --> 00:26:29.629
About
547
00:26:29.950 --> 00:26:31.230
three days later,
548
00:26:31.789 --> 00:26:33.629
I'm trying to Pop it so good.
549
00:26:34.750 --> 00:26:39.070
Had a piece of food underneath them, and so I popped it out to
550
00:26:39.470 --> 00:26:40.350
remove that
551
00:26:40.925 --> 00:26:41.804
offending
552
00:26:41.804 --> 00:26:43.164
piece of food,
553
00:26:43.965 --> 00:26:44.764
yeah,
554
00:26:45.725 --> 00:26:47.965
it just like right there in two,
555
00:26:48.684 --> 00:26:51.885
on the same side, on the right side as the other two.
556
00:26:52.700 --> 00:26:56.779
That's what I was going to ask, did it break in the same position
557
00:26:56.780 --> 00:26:58.460
that it did last time?
558
00:26:58.780 --> 00:26:59.820
Well, this
559
00:27:00.300 --> 00:27:01.820
one actually broke
560
00:27:02.060 --> 00:27:04.220
a little further towards the teeth,
561
00:27:05.375 --> 00:27:06.094
okay,
562
00:27:06.735 --> 00:27:07.374
than
563
00:27:07.615 --> 00:27:11.934
the last one. The last one, because where the wire sits over my tooth,
564
00:27:12.414 --> 00:27:13.614
last one broke
565
00:27:15.215 --> 00:27:17.774
a little bit behind the wire. This one broke
566
00:27:18.190 --> 00:27:20.510
kind of like right in front of the wire.
567
00:27:21.070 --> 00:27:22.350
So you would think
568
00:27:22.830 --> 00:27:24.430
they would kind of reinforce
569
00:27:24.430 --> 00:27:25.309
that area.
570
00:27:25.630 --> 00:27:28.110
It was the same side though, same side
571
00:27:28.350 --> 00:27:29.230
on the right side.
572
00:27:30.125 --> 00:27:31.565
The left side is fine.
573
00:27:32.045 --> 00:27:36.445
I mean, you know, I can have from the teeth over to the left side and that's fine,
574
00:27:36.765 --> 00:27:39.645
but that right side, nope, it says screw you.
575
00:27:40.365 --> 00:27:40.925
So
576
00:27:41.325 --> 00:27:43.005
I don't know. I'm
577
00:27:43.725 --> 00:27:45.565
just going to take them, turn them in, and
578
00:27:46.270 --> 00:27:49.470
hopefully they can fix them that day, but probably not.
579
00:27:49.950 --> 00:27:51.630
Oh, we're back to up.
580
00:27:52.110 --> 00:27:54.590
We only have one person working back here.
581
00:27:57.150 --> 00:28:00.910
Know, get on someone's ass and get some more people back there.
582
00:28:01.975 --> 00:28:02.774
Yeah.
583
00:28:03.015 --> 00:28:03.734
But,
584
00:28:04.135 --> 00:28:05.014
so yeah.
585
00:28:06.135 --> 00:28:07.174
Now remember,
586
00:28:08.054 --> 00:28:09.414
well, well, it's better.
587
00:28:10.135 --> 00:28:10.854
I
588
00:28:11.975 --> 00:28:14.455
don't know. I just It's amazing
589
00:28:15.010 --> 00:28:15.970
how many
590
00:28:16.930 --> 00:28:18.610
upfront staff they have,
591
00:28:19.730 --> 00:28:21.730
but you can't find any fucking techs.
592
00:28:22.130 --> 00:28:22.850
Right.
593
00:28:23.330 --> 00:28:25.330
But they got plenty of office there.
594
00:28:25.730 --> 00:28:26.210
Mhmm.
595
00:28:27.265 --> 00:28:28.625
So yeah, hopefully
596
00:28:29.025 --> 00:28:32.625
I have my teeth for cruising the coast. If not, I don't give a fuck.
597
00:28:33.905 --> 00:28:35.184
I don't care.
598
00:28:35.905 --> 00:28:36.945
You know, if
599
00:28:37.425 --> 00:28:39.825
they're gonna get that close, better give you tongue as well.
600
00:28:40.650 --> 00:28:41.450
Right?
601
00:28:42.730 --> 00:28:46.250
God dang, I wouldn't know how to act if I got tongue.
602
00:28:48.650 --> 00:28:49.610
I mean, yeah,
603
00:28:50.170 --> 00:28:51.690
you get that close, good.
604
00:28:52.425 --> 00:28:53.385
You better
605
00:28:54.105 --> 00:28:56.745
commit, sweetheart. That's all I'm gonna say.
606
00:28:59.545 --> 00:29:00.185
But
607
00:29:00.585 --> 00:29:01.945
the puppy don't count?
608
00:29:02.345 --> 00:29:03.705
No. No.
609
00:29:04.185 --> 00:29:07.545
She's give you tongue anyway, whether you want it or not.
610
00:29:08.720 --> 00:29:09.840
She tries.
611
00:29:10.320 --> 00:29:11.679
And it's like, nope.
612
00:29:12.400 --> 00:29:14.480
That is the cleanest place in the world.
613
00:29:15.520 --> 00:29:22.160
So you say, I've I've seen my I see what my dog wicks from time to time. I ain't about to let that tongue near my damn
614
00:29:23.255 --> 00:29:25.335
anywhere close to inside my mouth.
615
00:29:26.054 --> 00:29:27.254
Okay,
616
00:29:28.455 --> 00:29:29.335
touche,
617
00:29:29.335 --> 00:29:30.215
you're right.
618
00:29:31.015 --> 00:29:31.654
Well,
619
00:29:32.135 --> 00:29:38.934
I have to say with Bella, I've never caught her because I don't think Bella can fold that
620
00:29:38.360 --> 00:29:38.840
to Yeah,
621
00:29:41.480 --> 00:29:42.520
she can't.
622
00:29:43.400 --> 00:29:45.960
I mean, I'm fine there, but still,
623
00:29:46.360 --> 00:29:47.559
I mean, she will,
624
00:29:47.880 --> 00:29:49.160
I mean, I've That's
625
00:29:50.200 --> 00:29:52.040
my wife. She does a boot scoot boogie.
626
00:29:53.315 --> 00:29:54.115
Let
627
00:29:54.835 --> 00:29:57.395
me just drag this around in the grass
628
00:29:58.435 --> 00:30:00.115
or the carpet.
629
00:30:00.515 --> 00:30:02.115
No, I've never seen her do that either.
630
00:30:04.290 --> 00:30:05.090
Either
631
00:30:05.090 --> 00:30:06.929
way though, is like,
632
00:30:07.170 --> 00:30:09.090
I've found a couple tater tots
633
00:30:09.490 --> 00:30:18.130
from normally, you know, if I take her for a ride, if it's early enough in the morning, you know, we'll go and get a snack or something and alligator tater tots.
634
00:30:18.845 --> 00:30:23.405
Well, there was like a couple tater tots that had scooted forward
635
00:30:23.965 --> 00:30:25.165
down into the
636
00:30:25.645 --> 00:30:27.405
by the passenger seat,
637
00:30:27.885 --> 00:30:30.445
and I pulled them out and I threw them on the ground
638
00:30:31.290 --> 00:30:32.570
behind the Jeep
639
00:30:32.970 --> 00:30:39.450
and she jumped down and just started chowing down on them. I'm like, no, that's nasty. I
640
00:30:40.410 --> 00:30:44.410
mean, it was covered in dirt and dog hair. I'm like, no,
641
00:30:45.495 --> 00:30:49.414
shit, she didn't catch it. Like, Fuck you, dad, I'm eating it. I'm eating them.
642
00:30:50.375 --> 00:30:52.054
Y'all eat food around this place.
643
00:30:53.255 --> 00:30:53.975
Right.
644
00:30:54.535 --> 00:30:55.174
But
645
00:30:55.415 --> 00:30:58.695
I was like, Yeah, no, that's nasty, sweetheart. I mean,
646
00:30:59.980 --> 00:31:03.019
I've eaten some very questionable
647
00:31:03.019 --> 00:31:03.659
things,
648
00:31:03.820 --> 00:31:04.940
but damn,
649
00:31:05.419 --> 00:31:07.259
I even draw the line, okay?
650
00:31:08.140 --> 00:31:09.179
Very rarely
651
00:31:09.260 --> 00:31:11.500
do I draw the line, but I do draw the line.
652
00:31:12.635 --> 00:31:15.274
I bet you didn't draw the line when you were in Korea.
653
00:31:15.995 --> 00:31:18.474
What happened in Korea stays in Korea, man. Well,
654
00:31:19.434 --> 00:31:19.914
you're right.
655
00:31:24.890 --> 00:31:26.809
Ate what I knew was safe.
656
00:31:28.570 --> 00:31:30.730
Yakima do was always safe.
657
00:31:32.090 --> 00:31:35.529
So was ramen, shrimp and eggs and cheese. Or
658
00:31:37.610 --> 00:31:38.090
squid.
659
00:31:38.915 --> 00:31:40.835
Oh, yes. Squid's good too.
660
00:31:41.554 --> 00:31:42.434
Oh, yeah.
661
00:31:42.755 --> 00:31:47.794
And we only went to one now I'm not saying that, you know, if
662
00:31:48.195 --> 00:31:53.395
I would've walked back into the kitchen, was it full of rats and roaches? I don't fucking know.
663
00:31:54.320 --> 00:31:57.840
However, whenever we went, we only went to one place.
664
00:31:58.480 --> 00:32:00.080
And I only ever ordered
665
00:32:00.400 --> 00:32:01.440
two things.
666
00:32:02.240 --> 00:32:02.960
Right.
667
00:32:03.360 --> 00:32:05.440
Yockey Mandu and squid.
668
00:32:06.335 --> 00:32:10.255
Wasn't gonna wasn't gonna go with the pagogy or the kagogy.
669
00:32:10.895 --> 00:32:18.255
Now what the fuck did we have during Jeep in the Coast? What the fuck was that? Alligator or what the fuck did we have on on the skiers?
670
00:32:18.830 --> 00:32:20.429
Yeah, that was gator tail.
671
00:32:20.830 --> 00:32:22.190
Gator tail, yeah.
672
00:32:23.950 --> 00:32:25.789
Yeah, that was gator tail.
673
00:32:26.270 --> 00:32:27.390
And they weren't Good
674
00:32:27.790 --> 00:32:28.510
stuff.
675
00:32:28.830 --> 00:32:31.950
Well, they had been under the heat lamp too long.
676
00:32:32.595 --> 00:32:33.154
So
677
00:32:33.875 --> 00:32:37.794
that's why they were rubbery. If it was fresh, oh my God dude,
678
00:32:38.115 --> 00:32:40.994
you would have had a whole different experience,
679
00:32:41.475 --> 00:32:42.275
I guarantee it.
680
00:32:44.610 --> 00:32:45.250
But
681
00:32:46.050 --> 00:32:47.009
But I did.
682
00:32:47.970 --> 00:32:49.409
So that's okay. I
683
00:32:51.090 --> 00:32:51.649
mean,
684
00:32:51.890 --> 00:32:53.730
we can go find more gator,
685
00:32:54.130 --> 00:32:57.330
you know, gator tails or gator nuggets. I mean, it's
686
00:32:57.650 --> 00:32:59.090
possible down here to find them.
687
00:32:59.795 --> 00:33:00.434
We
688
00:33:00.835 --> 00:33:06.274
Oh, I'm sure it is. We don't just have to wait for a cruising or a jeep in the coast
689
00:33:06.515 --> 00:33:10.595
because you can get gator tail and gator nuggets down here.
690
00:33:11.570 --> 00:33:13.250
I'll
691
00:33:13.250 --> 00:33:14.210
think about it.
692
00:33:15.010 --> 00:33:15.809
Yeah, I
693
00:33:16.690 --> 00:33:20.130
was just looking around on Amazon the other day,
694
00:33:20.850 --> 00:33:21.970
and I noticed something.
695
00:33:24.505 --> 00:33:26.424
This just shows you
696
00:33:26.985 --> 00:33:30.504
how stupid prices are and how stupid people are.
697
00:33:31.065 --> 00:33:31.784
Okay?
698
00:33:32.665 --> 00:33:34.105
Because a laptop,
699
00:33:34.505 --> 00:33:35.065
alright?
700
00:33:36.200 --> 00:33:38.520
You can find a $240
701
00:33:38.520 --> 00:33:39.320
laptop,
702
00:33:39.960 --> 00:33:40.679
okay?
703
00:33:41.320 --> 00:33:42.519
It'll have
704
00:33:42.920 --> 00:33:43.880
a core,
705
00:33:44.440 --> 00:33:45.000
a
706
00:33:45.880 --> 00:33:46.600
Intel
707
00:33:46.840 --> 00:33:48.360
N150
708
00:33:48.360 --> 00:33:49.160
core
709
00:33:49.685 --> 00:33:52.405
with four gigs of RAM and
710
00:33:52.405 --> 00:33:53.445
128
711
00:33:53.445 --> 00:33:54.164
gigs
712
00:33:55.045 --> 00:33:56.404
SSB drive
713
00:33:56.965 --> 00:33:58.884
for $2.40, $3.40,
714
00:33:59.445 --> 00:34:01.445
when three or four years ago
715
00:34:02.010 --> 00:34:03.690
you could get a decently
716
00:34:03.690 --> 00:34:05.130
respectable system
717
00:34:05.370 --> 00:34:06.730
for that same amount.
718
00:34:07.050 --> 00:34:08.170
Oh yeah, no.
719
00:34:10.090 --> 00:34:13.130
The ram shortage is in full swing.
720
00:34:13.944 --> 00:34:15.224
Oh, yeah.
721
00:34:15.224 --> 00:34:16.265
And then it's
722
00:34:16.825 --> 00:34:20.905
like, well, it's like, here's an HP 14 inches
723
00:34:21.704 --> 00:34:24.345
laptop for $319
724
00:34:24.424 --> 00:34:25.704
four gigs of RAM,
725
00:34:26.400 --> 00:34:27.040
and,
726
00:34:27.359 --> 00:34:28.080
oh,
727
00:34:28.480 --> 00:34:30.319
a 128
728
00:34:30.319 --> 00:34:31.040
gig
729
00:34:31.440 --> 00:34:32.800
inside storage
730
00:34:33.040 --> 00:34:35.760
with a five twelve gig card,
731
00:34:36.319 --> 00:34:40.720
and it's running the Intel quad core n one fifty processor.
732
00:34:42.515 --> 00:34:45.075
That's just like fucking $20.17
733
00:34:45.075 --> 00:34:46.035
architecture,
734
00:34:46.035 --> 00:34:47.395
man. Yeah.
735
00:34:47.715 --> 00:34:49.555
It's like, what the hell?
736
00:34:49.955 --> 00:34:53.635
I was like, shit, four gigs barely runs Windows 11.
737
00:34:54.680 --> 00:35:00.520
Yeah, I was just looking around for something and I saw that and I looked at a few of them computers and I'm like,
738
00:35:00.920 --> 00:35:02.520
There ain't no way.
739
00:35:03.160 --> 00:35:03.880
Yeah,
740
00:35:04.039 --> 00:35:05.400
that's crazy
741
00:35:05.400 --> 00:35:06.599
expensive, the
742
00:35:07.720 --> 00:35:08.920
damn
743
00:35:09.695 --> 00:35:10.895
memory has gotten.
744
00:35:11.455 --> 00:35:12.655
Yeah, it's
745
00:35:12.895 --> 00:35:13.615
like, and
746
00:35:14.175 --> 00:35:16.815
they're freaking bringing back old architecture.
747
00:35:17.215 --> 00:35:18.895
I'm not saying it's bad,
748
00:35:19.690 --> 00:35:20.250
but
749
00:35:20.810 --> 00:35:25.290
you've got a web surfing laptop, that's all you got. Yeah.
750
00:35:25.690 --> 00:35:26.650
That's it.
751
00:35:27.370 --> 00:35:30.970
Because you can't really run anything off of it,
752
00:35:31.370 --> 00:35:31.770
you know?
753
00:35:32.585 --> 00:35:33.385
Exactly.
754
00:35:33.545 --> 00:35:36.905
Unless it's web based because the browsers, most of browsers
755
00:35:37.145 --> 00:35:39.465
take about a gig to run now.
756
00:35:39.785 --> 00:35:40.744
Pretty close.
757
00:35:41.145 --> 00:35:41.785
Yeah.
758
00:35:42.265 --> 00:35:43.944
And it's
759
00:35:43.944 --> 00:35:44.904
gotta use a lot of
760
00:35:45.920 --> 00:35:47.200
use a lot of data
761
00:35:47.520 --> 00:35:50.880
for something everybody now pretty much doesn't
762
00:35:50.880 --> 00:35:52.880
even pay attention to what. Mean,
763
00:35:53.520 --> 00:35:55.040
bandwidth gotten so free.
764
00:35:55.520 --> 00:35:58.880
Oh, well, you see, that's the thing. Most of the laptops,
765
00:35:59.875 --> 00:36:03.955
they don't even put the RAM specs or the core specs
766
00:36:04.515 --> 00:36:09.875
in the fricking descriptions anymore because most people don't know how to read them. Nope.
767
00:36:10.675 --> 00:36:14.435
The ones that do know how to read them and understand what they're getting,
768
00:36:15.170 --> 00:36:20.770
they normally aren't buying their shit off Amazon either. They're buying it off Newegg and paying,
769
00:36:21.250 --> 00:36:23.010
you know, 10 times the amount.
770
00:36:23.810 --> 00:36:24.530
Why?
771
00:36:25.810 --> 00:36:27.490
You know, that's a good question, dude.
772
00:36:28.345 --> 00:36:30.025
That's a really good question.
773
00:36:30.185 --> 00:36:30.825
Why?
774
00:36:32.345 --> 00:36:34.105
I mean, hell. What
775
00:36:34.105 --> 00:36:35.225
is a Newegg?
776
00:36:35.625 --> 00:36:36.905
Newegg's It's a website- a
777
00:36:39.065 --> 00:36:40.345
sells computers.
778
00:36:40.425 --> 00:36:45.840
You can build your own system. You can get monitors, gaming systems. You can get just about everything,
779
00:36:46.240 --> 00:36:48.320
but you're going to pay for it.
780
00:36:48.960 --> 00:36:50.400
And I mean really, but
781
00:36:50.880 --> 00:36:51.760
that's
782
00:36:51.760 --> 00:36:53.440
like this computer,
783
00:36:53.600 --> 00:36:56.880
the one that I use for this and is running
784
00:36:56.880 --> 00:36:57.600
my Linux.
785
00:36:58.655 --> 00:37:04.815
This one I think is about a year and a half, two years old. I got it just before the rampocalypse.
786
00:37:05.295 --> 00:37:05.935
Now,
787
00:37:06.175 --> 00:37:07.375
my other laptop
788
00:37:07.695 --> 00:37:09.615
that I just put Windows on
789
00:37:10.110 --> 00:37:11.470
a week and a half ago
790
00:37:11.790 --> 00:37:13.870
to run my ham radio programs,
791
00:37:14.030 --> 00:37:16.270
that's a six year old laptop,
792
00:37:16.670 --> 00:37:18.270
and it's still running fine.
793
00:37:18.830 --> 00:37:21.550
I did have to buy a charger for it.
794
00:37:21.870 --> 00:37:22.670
Freaking thing.
795
00:37:23.545 --> 00:37:25.465
Freaking brick failed on me.
796
00:37:26.105 --> 00:37:27.385
Okay then.
797
00:37:27.705 --> 00:37:28.425
Yeah.
798
00:37:28.665 --> 00:37:30.665
You know the part that plugs into the wall?
799
00:37:31.705 --> 00:37:32.425
Yeah.
800
00:37:32.745 --> 00:37:35.465
Yeah, after six years it said, Yeah, fuck you, I'm done.
801
00:37:38.230 --> 00:37:38.869
And
802
00:37:39.349 --> 00:37:42.630
yeah, and thing is the freaking battery is
803
00:37:43.109 --> 00:37:44.470
I mean, it's good,
804
00:37:45.030 --> 00:37:49.430
but it doesn't hold a charge. Get maybe thirty, forty five minutes
805
00:37:50.484 --> 00:37:51.445
out of it
806
00:37:52.005 --> 00:37:54.245
if if if I'm on the battery.
807
00:37:54.724 --> 00:37:55.205
So,
808
00:37:55.525 --> 00:37:59.045
I mean, at least it doesn't die right away if I unplug the charger.
809
00:37:59.445 --> 00:38:04.805
You know, if I unplug the charger, I've got about thirty minutes to finish up whatever I'm doing and and shut it down.
810
00:38:05.660 --> 00:38:06.220
But
811
00:38:06.700 --> 00:38:07.980
that's just due And to
812
00:38:10.140 --> 00:38:16.140
you can't replace batteries in computers very easily, can you? Oh yeah. Oh yeah, it's not hard.
813
00:38:18.015 --> 00:38:19.295
It's
814
00:38:19.055 --> 00:38:20.255
Unless it's an Apple.
815
00:38:20.895 --> 00:38:23.055
Yeah, no, Apple, no, you can't.
816
00:38:23.454 --> 00:38:26.335
Well, can. You gotta take it to the Apple store,
817
00:38:26.734 --> 00:38:28.335
spend like $250
818
00:38:28.335 --> 00:38:35.790
to get a new battery put in. Right, and see, whereas with Windows machine or most of the laptops
819
00:38:36.110 --> 00:38:40.270
and everything like that that we run because they're non Apple,
820
00:38:40.590 --> 00:38:41.630
we're smart about that,
821
00:38:42.924 --> 00:38:46.605
it's not really too hard to pull the battery out and put a new one in.
822
00:38:47.164 --> 00:38:53.325
But I just leave the old one in there and I just leave it plugged in because I'll spend $10 on a charger,
823
00:38:53.565 --> 00:38:54.285
plugged it in,
824
00:38:55.010 --> 00:38:55.890
it works.
825
00:38:56.290 --> 00:38:57.010
Yeah.
826
00:38:57.329 --> 00:38:57.970
So
827
00:38:58.369 --> 00:39:01.250
I'm like, I dodged that bullet for a minute.
828
00:39:01.970 --> 00:39:03.010
So yeah, I'm
829
00:39:03.730 --> 00:39:05.490
not buying any computers.
830
00:39:06.050 --> 00:39:08.369
I'll just run what I have and
831
00:39:08.705 --> 00:39:12.865
I still have a couple backups that I can run if need be.
832
00:39:13.425 --> 00:39:17.345
Well, how old is your how old is your newest computer?
833
00:39:17.985 --> 00:39:19.105
A year and a half.
834
00:39:19.825 --> 00:39:24.630
Yeah. Something like that. A year and a half. God damn, that's a motherfucking dinosaur.
835
00:39:25.270 --> 00:39:26.390
Not nowadays.
836
00:39:26.630 --> 00:39:29.910
Fuck no. I don't fucking know. That's got an edge.
837
00:39:30.630 --> 00:39:33.190
Yeah. No. Mine I mean, I mean,
838
00:39:34.724 --> 00:39:37.205
mine's on the lower end of the spectrum.
839
00:39:38.244 --> 00:39:39.125
Mine's
840
00:39:39.204 --> 00:39:41.205
about a step or two above
841
00:39:41.924 --> 00:39:44.325
what normal people would go by
842
00:39:44.484 --> 00:39:45.444
for a computer.
843
00:39:46.180 --> 00:39:47.860
Because
844
00:39:47.860 --> 00:39:48.820
I've got
845
00:39:49.540 --> 00:39:51.460
a separate graphics card
846
00:39:52.180 --> 00:39:53.380
built into mine,
847
00:39:53.940 --> 00:39:56.420
it's the way it came. I didn't build it,
848
00:39:57.700 --> 00:39:58.660
the way it came.
849
00:39:59.140 --> 00:39:59.700
Right.
850
00:40:00.180 --> 00:40:00.420
And
851
00:40:01.224 --> 00:40:02.345
most laptops,
852
00:40:02.345 --> 00:40:03.705
the graphics cards are
853
00:40:04.744 --> 00:40:05.385
just
854
00:40:06.025 --> 00:40:07.785
soldered onto the motherboard
855
00:40:07.945 --> 00:40:09.465
and you can't change them.
856
00:40:10.185 --> 00:40:11.625
I've
857
00:40:11.625 --> 00:40:13.865
got one on the motherboard and I've got a separate one.
858
00:40:14.820 --> 00:40:16.500
That's on my newest one.
859
00:40:17.860 --> 00:40:20.500
And shoot, this one's running 24
860
00:40:20.500 --> 00:40:21.540
gigs of RAM.
861
00:40:22.340 --> 00:40:23.700
Out motherfucking
862
00:40:23.700 --> 00:40:24.580
standing.
863
00:40:25.300 --> 00:40:26.820
Yeah, it is. I mean,
864
00:40:27.140 --> 00:40:28.100
want 96.
865
00:40:29.105 --> 00:40:30.065
Okay.
866
00:40:30.785 --> 00:40:31.585
Meow.
867
00:40:32.385 --> 00:40:33.345
Right?
868
00:40:33.345 --> 00:40:34.145
Exactly.
869
00:40:34.625 --> 00:40:36.305
That's exactly Yeah.
870
00:40:38.145 --> 00:40:38.625
Mean,
871
00:40:39.905 --> 00:40:40.224
dude,
872
00:40:40.960 --> 00:40:43.680
at a fucking 96 gigs of RAM,
873
00:40:44.960 --> 00:40:46.480
the computer would be
874
00:40:47.120 --> 00:40:51.840
already three steps ahead of me before I clicked the first step five steps ago.
875
00:40:52.720 --> 00:40:53.440
I mean,
876
00:40:54.080 --> 00:40:56.000
yeah, nothing would slow it the fuck down.
877
00:40:56.895 --> 00:40:57.535
Right.
878
00:40:58.335 --> 00:41:01.935
But the only thing that would slow down on it is
879
00:41:02.175 --> 00:41:05.935
if the main CPU wasn't fast enough.
880
00:41:07.295 --> 00:41:10.575
Oh yeah, I would love to have 96 gigs of RAM. One day,
881
00:41:11.369 --> 00:41:13.849
One day when I save up about $20,000
882
00:41:13.849 --> 00:41:15.690
I might be able to afford it.
883
00:41:16.010 --> 00:41:16.810
What?
884
00:41:17.529 --> 00:41:18.250
Yeah.
885
00:41:18.569 --> 00:41:19.450
I'm exaggerating,
886
00:41:19.450 --> 00:41:19.930
dude.
887
00:41:20.569 --> 00:41:21.050
Kind of.
888
00:41:21.450 --> 00:41:22.490
Not really. Yeah.
889
00:41:22.970 --> 00:41:24.569
I'd go buy a fucking hot rod.
890
00:41:25.325 --> 00:41:26.285
Fucking Right. Computer
891
00:41:28.525 --> 00:41:31.405
No, seriously, because RAM sticks,
892
00:41:33.244 --> 00:41:34.525
for this computer,
893
00:41:35.085 --> 00:41:38.204
I've got 24 gigs of RAM. I can bump it up to 40,
894
00:41:39.050 --> 00:41:39.690
Okay?
895
00:41:40.170 --> 00:41:41.610
And to buy one,
896
00:41:41.770 --> 00:41:44.890
what is it, 32
897
00:41:44.890 --> 00:41:46.410
gig stick of RAM
898
00:41:46.730 --> 00:41:47.770
would run me
899
00:41:48.250 --> 00:41:50.250
right around $5,600
900
00:41:50.250 --> 00:41:52.025
right now. And that was
901
00:41:54.425 --> 00:41:54.985
Exactly.
902
00:41:56.345 --> 00:41:57.145
And,
903
00:41:58.665 --> 00:42:00.185
you know, thinking trying
904
00:42:01.865 --> 00:42:03.065
to stuff 96
905
00:42:03.065 --> 00:42:05.190
gigs of RAM, which I mean, I
906
00:42:05.670 --> 00:42:08.870
have the capacity to do that with this computer.
907
00:42:09.830 --> 00:42:13.830
But if I was to spec my own computer and build it,
908
00:42:14.150 --> 00:42:14.710
and
909
00:42:15.109 --> 00:42:16.550
I've looked at a few
910
00:42:17.830 --> 00:42:22.025
and spec'd them out, Yeah, you're looking at $7,000
911
00:42:22.665 --> 00:42:24.345
You're looking at 1980s
912
00:42:24.345 --> 00:42:25.625
prices, okay?
913
00:42:26.505 --> 00:42:27.145
Because
914
00:42:28.105 --> 00:42:29.065
back then,
915
00:42:29.944 --> 00:42:31.065
that's when a, what,
916
00:42:31.900 --> 00:42:32.860
64
917
00:42:32.860 --> 00:42:35.580
kilobytes was $3,000
918
00:42:36.060 --> 00:42:37.020
Sure,
919
00:42:37.180 --> 00:42:37.980
probably,
920
00:42:37.980 --> 00:42:38.540
yeah.
921
00:42:38.860 --> 00:42:42.300
Yeah, something like that, isn't it? No fucking clue.
922
00:42:42.860 --> 00:42:43.100
Yeah.
923
00:42:44.505 --> 00:42:49.224
But yeah. No. To to spec your own spec your own computer out with with
924
00:42:49.704 --> 00:42:52.265
with an awesome graphics card,
925
00:42:52.664 --> 00:42:54.505
96 gigs of RAM,
926
00:42:54.904 --> 00:42:57.625
what, two terabyte of of storage,
927
00:42:58.370 --> 00:43:00.530
and just, I mean, just everything.
928
00:43:00.690 --> 00:43:03.330
Yeah. You're looking at $6,800
929
00:43:03.330 --> 00:43:05.010
to $7,500
930
00:43:05.010 --> 00:43:05.570
And
931
00:43:06.210 --> 00:43:06.850
that's
932
00:43:07.250 --> 00:43:08.850
that's just for the tower.
933
00:43:09.250 --> 00:43:12.050
That's not including a monitor or keyboard or a mouse.
934
00:43:13.085 --> 00:43:14.205
Yeah. No.
935
00:43:14.605 --> 00:43:15.805
No. Thank you.
936
00:43:16.365 --> 00:43:17.405
Yeah. I mean, you see
937
00:43:18.365 --> 00:43:19.325
you know, if I did that
938
00:43:20.285 --> 00:43:23.085
go ahead, dude. It would just be one
939
00:43:23.565 --> 00:43:24.525
expensive
940
00:43:24.525 --> 00:43:28.590
fucking doorstop in my house and dust collector.
941
00:43:29.390 --> 00:43:30.990
Well, it's funny because,
942
00:43:31.869 --> 00:43:36.030
yeah, if I bought one like that, it would actually actually
943
00:43:36.829 --> 00:43:39.790
be worth more than my Jeep currently is right now.
944
00:43:40.845 --> 00:43:42.205
Kelly
945
00:43:42.525 --> 00:43:43.805
Blue Book value
946
00:43:43.965 --> 00:43:46.205
has me at 68.50.
947
00:43:46.765 --> 00:43:48.045
What year was it?
948
00:43:48.365 --> 00:43:49.325
'12, Yeah.
949
00:43:50.685 --> 00:43:51.485
Okay.
950
00:43:52.125 --> 00:43:54.365
Well, hopefully, healthy fucking
951
00:43:55.180 --> 00:43:58.140
Kelley Blue Book has mine a little bit fucking higher.
952
00:43:59.260 --> 00:44:00.220
Well yours
953
00:44:01.340 --> 00:44:03.020
is a little newer than mine,
954
00:44:03.420 --> 00:44:06.060
yours is Yeah, '16 and a Rubicon, so
955
00:44:07.260 --> 00:44:09.500
and that's the whole thing, it's the Rubicon
956
00:44:10.415 --> 00:44:11.295
recon,
957
00:44:11.775 --> 00:44:12.415
which
958
00:44:12.815 --> 00:44:14.175
in that year,
959
00:44:14.975 --> 00:44:15.695
that was
960
00:44:16.175 --> 00:44:19.215
everything of top of the line that they had,
961
00:44:19.535 --> 00:44:21.375
that they could put into a Jeep.
962
00:44:21.775 --> 00:44:22.175
Yeah.
963
00:44:23.550 --> 00:44:24.110
I was gonna
964
00:44:25.070 --> 00:44:25.870
Go ahead.
965
00:44:26.270 --> 00:44:27.870
Well yeah, I went,
966
00:44:28.270 --> 00:44:31.550
so I was off last week, as you both know,
967
00:44:32.430 --> 00:44:33.150
it
968
00:44:33.870 --> 00:44:34.830
was a busy week,
969
00:44:35.755 --> 00:44:36.955
So I got
970
00:44:37.835 --> 00:44:38.875
one of the
971
00:44:39.195 --> 00:44:40.955
two spare rooms,
972
00:44:41.595 --> 00:44:43.035
a lot more organized,
973
00:44:43.435 --> 00:44:46.795
filled up you know, my big trash can
974
00:44:47.195 --> 00:44:48.234
outside
975
00:44:48.700 --> 00:44:50.060
and moved
976
00:44:50.060 --> 00:44:53.980
some stuff over and got it reorganized a little bit better.
977
00:44:55.260 --> 00:44:57.820
And then I went to go get on Wednesday,
978
00:44:58.300 --> 00:44:58.860
the
979
00:44:59.180 --> 00:44:59.900
transmission
980
00:45:00.714 --> 00:45:01.675
flushed
981
00:45:02.155 --> 00:45:02.955
and
982
00:45:03.035 --> 00:45:05.595
get new fluid in there, so we got four,
983
00:45:06.395 --> 00:45:07.275
no,
984
00:45:07.994 --> 00:45:10.075
yeah four, no, don't
985
00:45:10.795 --> 00:45:12.875
remember how much it was, it was a big fucking,
986
00:45:13.599 --> 00:45:16.000
it was like 12 quarts
987
00:45:16.560 --> 00:45:19.520
of transmission fluid because it pushes everything
988
00:45:19.520 --> 00:45:22.000
out of all of the orifices,
989
00:45:22.079 --> 00:45:22.960
out of the,
990
00:45:23.920 --> 00:45:26.080
what's that, the torque
991
00:45:26.320 --> 00:45:26.880
converter,
992
00:45:27.924 --> 00:45:31.765
you know, all that stuff. So Right. And while
993
00:45:32.005 --> 00:45:36.165
he was doing that, I was just you know, looking around at the bottom of my jeep.
994
00:45:37.045 --> 00:45:38.724
I don't know when I did this,
995
00:45:39.285 --> 00:45:42.005
I don't know how I did this, but I did it
996
00:45:42.640 --> 00:45:43.840
And bent
997
00:45:44.080 --> 00:45:45.120
the fucking
998
00:45:45.600 --> 00:45:49.520
driver's well, bent both of them, the lower control arms.
999
00:45:49.920 --> 00:45:51.440
Really? And smashed
1000
00:45:51.680 --> 00:45:55.200
smashed the fucking mount on the on the driver's side.
1001
00:45:56.365 --> 00:45:58.525
So,
1002
00:45:59.165 --> 00:46:01.005
and at your favorite store,
1003
00:46:01.085 --> 00:46:02.125
Rock Auto,
1004
00:46:02.365 --> 00:46:03.245
I'll probably tomorrow, order
1005
00:46:05.405 --> 00:46:06.285
they have,
1006
00:46:06.925 --> 00:46:08.445
you can buy them individually.
1007
00:46:08.685 --> 00:46:10.605
So I'm gonna get two
1008
00:46:11.000 --> 00:46:11.880
lower
1009
00:46:12.359 --> 00:46:13.640
control arms,
1010
00:46:14.200 --> 00:46:15.160
OEM,
1011
00:46:15.160 --> 00:46:20.760
I'm not gonna get too adjustable because that fucking shit is just out of goddamn control.
1012
00:46:21.480 --> 00:46:25.640
Right. And I and I would never fucking adjust them in the first place.
1013
00:46:26.585 --> 00:46:27.305
So
1014
00:46:27.625 --> 00:46:29.945
but the moogs are $30
1015
00:46:30.105 --> 00:46:31.545
per control arm.
1016
00:46:31.944 --> 00:46:34.345
Dude, that's cheap. Snatch it up.
1017
00:46:34.744 --> 00:46:39.065
You're right. It is. And I'm probably gonna snatch it up tomorrow, which is not a problem.
1018
00:46:40.105 --> 00:46:40.345
Now
1019
00:46:41.970 --> 00:46:44.290
getting that motherfucker out of
1020
00:46:44.530 --> 00:46:46.290
from the driver's side,
1021
00:46:47.010 --> 00:46:48.450
that may choose
1022
00:46:49.090 --> 00:46:50.370
to be a challenge.
1023
00:46:51.170 --> 00:46:52.530
Well, that could be.
1024
00:46:53.410 --> 00:46:54.130
That could be.
1025
00:46:54.825 --> 00:46:56.505
However, I do have a ba.
1026
00:46:57.224 --> 00:46:58.745
A big ass hammer.
1027
00:46:58.825 --> 00:47:00.585
That's goddamn right.
1028
00:47:01.065 --> 00:47:02.025
So
1029
00:47:03.385 --> 00:47:06.025
Hey, dude. How many miles are on your Jeep?
1030
00:47:09.320 --> 00:47:10.600
81,500
1031
00:47:10.600 --> 00:47:11.880
as of yesterday.
1032
00:47:12.360 --> 00:47:13.160
Okay,
1033
00:47:13.480 --> 00:47:15.640
you're looking at probably
1034
00:47:16.920 --> 00:47:17.960
mid twenties
1035
00:47:18.280 --> 00:47:19.960
for resale value right now.
1036
00:47:21.055 --> 00:47:22.015
Wow.
1037
00:47:22.495 --> 00:47:23.135
Yeah.
1038
00:47:23.695 --> 00:47:24.255
Yeah.
1039
00:47:24.895 --> 00:47:25.855
Wow.
1040
00:47:26.255 --> 00:47:26.975
Yeah.
1041
00:47:28.335 --> 00:47:31.055
Yeah, it says that depreciation
1042
00:47:31.695 --> 00:47:34.255
of Jeeps over the last three years have
1043
00:47:34.640 --> 00:47:37.920
dropped roughly 17 to 18%.
1044
00:47:38.800 --> 00:47:40.640
So yeah, Jeeps are not
1045
00:47:41.200 --> 00:47:44.240
They do not hold their value. No. Like they were.
1046
00:47:44.800 --> 00:47:49.040
Well, that kind of fucking sucks. Not that I don't wanna fucking sell it, but that kind of fucking sucks.
1047
00:47:49.845 --> 00:47:51.365
Right. Yeah. No.
1048
00:47:52.005 --> 00:47:53.525
You see that's honestly,
1049
00:47:54.405 --> 00:47:57.925
if you ask me when a Jeep went to the four door and
1050
00:47:58.565 --> 00:48:00.405
the masses started buying them,
1051
00:48:02.165 --> 00:48:06.830
I think, I mean, I don't know. I mean, I didn't see it coming or nothing, but
1052
00:48:08.990 --> 00:48:12.510
that's what kind of drove the prices down because there was so much
1053
00:48:12.990 --> 00:48:13.710
supply
1054
00:48:14.270 --> 00:48:15.470
versus the demand.
1055
00:48:16.325 --> 00:48:20.805
Well, yeah. And it's like on cargurus.com,
1056
00:48:21.125 --> 00:48:22.085
here's '18
1057
00:48:24.164 --> 00:48:26.085
JK Rubicon Recon
1058
00:48:26.644 --> 00:48:27.845
for 19,000.
1059
00:48:29.320 --> 00:48:30.280
Golly.
1060
00:48:30.760 --> 00:48:31.800
So you know
1061
00:48:32.359 --> 00:48:33.320
they Is still pretty
1062
00:48:35.480 --> 00:48:37.240
much OEM or is it?
1063
00:48:37.800 --> 00:48:38.440
No,
1064
00:48:39.079 --> 00:48:39.880
OEM.
1065
00:48:40.200 --> 00:48:40.599
Okay.
1066
00:48:41.465 --> 00:48:43.465
Kelley Blue Book doesn't
1067
00:48:43.465 --> 00:48:46.025
really allow for upgrades or anything.
1068
00:48:46.665 --> 00:48:47.625
Mean, party,
1069
00:48:50.585 --> 00:48:52.585
if someone really wanted it,
1070
00:48:53.240 --> 00:48:55.400
you could probably get it to
1071
00:48:56.040 --> 00:48:58.040
25 maybe,
1072
00:48:58.680 --> 00:49:00.119
but yeah,
1073
00:49:00.760 --> 00:49:02.520
you won't go much higher than that.
1074
00:49:03.240 --> 00:49:03.960
Wow.
1075
00:49:04.280 --> 00:49:04.599
Yeah.
1076
00:49:05.335 --> 00:49:08.615
Now granted, didn't pay sticker price because it was
1077
00:49:09.335 --> 00:49:13.335
2 years old with 11,000 miles when I purchased it.
1078
00:49:13.655 --> 00:49:16.535
Right. I bought it for 50,000.
1079
00:49:17.349 --> 00:49:18.070
Right.
1080
00:49:18.710 --> 00:49:20.630
The sticker price on that
1081
00:49:21.270 --> 00:49:22.790
was 80,000,
1082
00:49:23.349 --> 00:49:26.070
if I remember correctly. And I still have the original
1083
00:49:26.470 --> 00:49:28.230
window sticker within
1084
00:49:28.230 --> 00:49:29.510
the book and paperwork,
1085
00:49:30.345 --> 00:49:34.345
But I think it was right at $7,879,000
1086
00:49:35.305 --> 00:49:36.585
was list
1087
00:49:36.985 --> 00:49:38.745
back in 2018.
1088
00:49:39.545 --> 00:49:40.585
Well it's
1089
00:49:40.585 --> 00:49:43.625
showing a trade in value for the four door model,
1090
00:49:44.230 --> 00:49:45.430
showing if
1091
00:49:46.710 --> 00:49:48.790
it's in good condition, 20,000.
1092
00:49:49.190 --> 00:49:51.430
And if it's good
1093
00:49:51.430 --> 00:49:52.950
to excellent condition,
1094
00:49:53.270 --> 00:49:58.785
you're looking at right at 20,000 as a trade in to a dealer. Private party
1095
00:49:58.945 --> 00:50:00.385
ranges from
1096
00:50:00.465 --> 00:50:02.625
22,000 to 23,024
1097
00:50:02.625 --> 00:50:03.505
thousand depending.
1098
00:50:04.305 --> 00:50:07.425
Current market listings is showing prices
1099
00:50:07.744 --> 00:50:10.865
as low as $19,590
1100
00:50:10.865 --> 00:50:11.265
for
1101
00:50:11.740 --> 00:50:13.580
anything over 108,000
1102
00:50:13.580 --> 00:50:15.660
miles, which they call high miles,
1103
00:50:15.820 --> 00:50:17.660
and that's my- Okay, yeah. And
1104
00:50:18.700 --> 00:50:21.260
up to 28,900
1105
00:50:21.260 --> 00:50:22.380
for low mileage,
1106
00:50:23.595 --> 00:50:24.555
and they're
1107
00:50:24.795 --> 00:50:26.635
using 35,000
1108
00:50:27.035 --> 00:50:29.275
miles as a low mileage.
1109
00:50:29.755 --> 00:50:32.475
So that's why I figured about 25,000.
1110
00:50:32.875 --> 00:50:33.835
Damn.
1111
00:50:35.195 --> 00:50:35.515
Yeah.
1112
00:50:36.039 --> 00:50:36.680
So,
1113
00:50:36.920 --> 00:50:37.400
yeah,
1114
00:50:38.519 --> 00:50:41.160
are not as sought after as they used to be.
1115
00:50:41.880 --> 00:50:46.119
Well, yeah, because like you just said, supply and demand. There's so much supply out there.
1116
00:50:48.455 --> 00:50:51.015
Now that one that you saw in CarGuru,
1117
00:50:51.015 --> 00:50:53.415
did it actually show you a picture of the Jeep
1118
00:50:54.855 --> 00:50:56.775
for the Rubicon Recon?
1119
00:50:57.335 --> 00:50:59.895
Well, here, let me look it up
1120
00:51:00.549 --> 00:51:01.830
and see if I can
1121
00:51:02.549 --> 00:51:05.590
bring it back. Well, like you just said, you know,
1122
00:51:05.910 --> 00:51:06.869
I over
1123
00:51:07.430 --> 00:51:08.549
$3,000
1124
00:51:08.549 --> 00:51:09.990
up underneath my rig.
1125
00:51:10.390 --> 00:51:11.030
Yeah.
1126
00:51:11.750 --> 00:51:14.069
But will I ever get that back? No.
1127
00:51:14.925 --> 00:51:15.565
No.
1128
00:51:15.805 --> 00:51:20.045
Oh hell no. You won't even get a tenth of it back probably,
1129
00:51:20.365 --> 00:51:22.285
eventually when you do sell it.
1130
00:51:22.765 --> 00:51:23.965
Well, see the
1131
00:51:24.685 --> 00:51:27.405
Rubicon recons in the two door models
1132
00:51:27.660 --> 00:51:29.500
are running 23,
1133
00:51:29.980 --> 00:51:31.740
24,000
1134
00:51:31.740 --> 00:51:32.380
for
1135
00:51:32.859 --> 00:51:34.060
2018s.
1136
00:51:35.500 --> 00:51:41.100
But the CarGuru doesn't, do they show you a picture of it or no? Yeah,
1137
00:51:41.500 --> 00:51:42.940
these are modified.
1138
00:51:44.984 --> 00:51:48.505
These have been lifted and got knobby tires on most of them,
1139
00:51:48.825 --> 00:51:50.985
you know? Oh, okay. Yeah.
1140
00:51:51.545 --> 00:51:53.704
So yeah, they're I'll
1141
00:51:53.704 --> 00:51:55.785
just keep with what I have and
1142
00:51:57.090 --> 00:51:57.810
you know,
1143
00:51:58.290 --> 00:51:59.730
maybe not wheel it
1144
00:52:00.050 --> 00:52:01.490
as hard anymore.
1145
00:52:02.130 --> 00:52:02.770
Right.
1146
00:52:03.330 --> 00:52:04.770
Especially now that now
1147
00:52:04.930 --> 00:52:09.170
that I saw that lower control arm kind of no. I mean, it's not
1148
00:52:09.575 --> 00:52:10.775
a horseshoe
1149
00:52:11.414 --> 00:52:12.535
Right. Bent,
1150
00:52:12.775 --> 00:52:15.015
but you can see that it is bent.
1151
00:52:15.494 --> 00:52:18.694
Yeah, but see once you get the new ones on, it'll
1152
00:52:18.694 --> 00:52:20.775
be good again, you can go either. Yeah,
1153
00:52:22.134 --> 00:52:22.375
like,
1154
00:52:23.210 --> 00:52:26.250
yeah, probably can do that without a doubt.
1155
00:52:26.730 --> 00:52:30.970
I could probably go wheeling with it right now, but I'm not going to.
1156
00:52:31.369 --> 00:52:32.090
Right.
1157
00:52:33.210 --> 00:52:34.250
Well, and seeing
1158
00:52:34.569 --> 00:52:35.770
that's the thing with mine,
1159
00:52:36.645 --> 00:52:37.445
With
1160
00:52:37.445 --> 00:52:39.765
my value at $68.50,
1161
00:52:40.165 --> 00:52:46.245
and I just looked the other day just for shits and giggles, knowing that I wasn't gonna like the number I saw,
1162
00:52:47.045 --> 00:52:47.685
I
1163
00:52:48.005 --> 00:52:50.485
still have 17,000 left to pay on it.
1164
00:52:51.220 --> 00:52:52.260
Fuck.
1165
00:52:53.460 --> 00:52:55.220
Damn. I've
1166
00:52:55.220 --> 00:52:57.380
been, trust me, I've upside
1167
00:52:58.020 --> 00:53:01.860
down in this thing ever since I bought it. Well, yeah,
1168
00:53:02.100 --> 00:53:03.540
that's a given. The moment
1169
00:53:03.940 --> 00:53:05.380
you put your name
1170
00:53:07.305 --> 00:53:08.185
on the title,
1171
00:53:08.585 --> 00:53:09.385
the
1172
00:53:10.025 --> 00:53:12.665
price dropped by almost half.
1173
00:53:13.145 --> 00:53:17.785
Well, no, no, I didn't buy mine new. No, he bought it. I know he didn't buy yours new,
1174
00:53:19.869 --> 00:53:22.510
but the moment you bought it, it's dropped.
1175
00:53:24.270 --> 00:53:26.910
Cars and all other vehicles are
1176
00:53:28.430 --> 00:53:29.230
depreciating
1177
00:53:29.230 --> 00:53:30.030
assets.
1178
00:53:30.590 --> 00:53:38.085
Yes. Yes. When you buy them new, that's exactly what happens. As soon as you sign that and drive it off the lot, you lose $3,000
1179
00:53:38.085 --> 00:53:38.965
minimum
1180
00:53:40.165 --> 00:53:42.245
that second you drive off the lot.
1181
00:53:42.485 --> 00:53:44.565
I bought mine through Carvana.
1182
00:53:45.045 --> 00:53:46.965
They had already bought this vehicle.
1183
00:53:47.780 --> 00:53:50.099
It was, I think I was second
1184
00:53:50.099 --> 00:53:51.460
owner or third owner,
1185
00:53:51.859 --> 00:53:55.060
and they bought it for however much and then jacked the price up.
1186
00:53:55.540 --> 00:53:57.700
By the time I signed the paperwork,
1187
00:53:57.940 --> 00:54:00.180
I was upside down before I ever started.
1188
00:54:01.575 --> 00:54:03.095
I've been that way.
1189
00:54:04.855 --> 00:54:05.895
Probably
1190
00:54:06.375 --> 00:54:08.215
by sometime next year,
1191
00:54:08.775 --> 00:54:10.615
maybe the year after, because
1192
00:54:11.335 --> 00:54:13.255
I have till August
1193
00:54:13.255 --> 00:54:14.134
'29
1194
00:54:14.135 --> 00:54:14.935
to pay for it,
1195
00:54:16.290 --> 00:54:17.890
is when I'll
1196
00:54:18.210 --> 00:54:22.290
get righted myself back up. But then by that time, the Jeep will probably
1197
00:54:22.530 --> 00:54:24.210
only be worth like
1198
00:54:25.410 --> 00:54:27.170
5,500,
1199
00:54:27.650 --> 00:54:29.570
maybe 6,000 if I'm lucky.
1200
00:54:30.505 --> 00:54:31.625
So no, I
1201
00:54:32.345 --> 00:54:33.865
was upside down, but
1202
00:54:34.345 --> 00:54:36.025
my TJ was broke.
1203
00:54:36.585 --> 00:54:44.290
Yeah. I mean, I didn't have to buy a Jeep, I could have bought a car for a lot less money, but I wanted a Jeep. Yep.
1204
00:54:44.530 --> 00:54:45.170
So
1205
00:54:45.490 --> 00:54:48.050
I paid for it. I'm paying for it.
1206
00:54:49.569 --> 00:54:50.770
Sometimes
1207
00:54:50.770 --> 00:54:52.369
I
1208
00:54:53.809 --> 00:54:59.645
kind of wish I had a truck, just a little pickup, little halftime. Yeah. Nothing fancy,
1209
00:55:00.285 --> 00:55:07.085
because trucks are fucking outrageous as well. Oh yeah, no, trucks have been stupid insane for
1210
00:55:07.485 --> 00:55:10.045
quite a while. It's what's kept me from getting mine.
1211
00:55:10.790 --> 00:55:11.510
Right.
1212
00:55:12.470 --> 00:55:14.230
Because I mean, can't shit what's pickups
1213
00:55:15.430 --> 00:55:17.510
run 80,000 these days.
1214
00:55:17.910 --> 00:55:19.430
Man, if you buy them new.
1215
00:55:20.230 --> 00:55:22.390
If you buy them new. New to 170. Used.
1216
00:55:22.790 --> 00:55:23.750
Used is 50.
1217
00:55:24.414 --> 00:55:25.455
Yeah, I know.
1218
00:55:25.855 --> 00:55:28.414
I know. That's why I'm
1219
00:55:28.414 --> 00:55:29.455
not doing that.
1220
00:55:30.174 --> 00:55:31.295
I mean, no.
1221
00:55:31.615 --> 00:55:32.415
Yep.
1222
00:55:33.055 --> 00:55:33.935
I agree.
1223
00:55:34.654 --> 00:55:35.775
Because it's it's,
1224
00:55:36.510 --> 00:55:37.950
yeah, it's it's
1225
00:55:38.190 --> 00:55:40.990
it's nothing but looks and computers.
1226
00:55:41.470 --> 00:55:45.310
Yep. That's why I'm waiting for Toyota to finally get their little
1227
00:55:45.710 --> 00:55:48.670
their little slate or scout or whatever it's called out.
1228
00:55:50.005 --> 00:55:50.725
Right.
1229
00:55:51.525 --> 00:55:53.925
Yeah. It just I I don't I mean,
1230
00:55:54.725 --> 00:55:56.405
yeah, don't know. I've I've
1231
00:55:56.805 --> 00:56:03.525
I mean, I started to pay this jeep off, so and I'm not getting I've rid of it after married I've to, so yeah.
1232
00:56:04.220 --> 00:56:06.460
Six years on it, so I'm
1233
00:56:06.460 --> 00:56:07.420
going keep it.
1234
00:56:07.660 --> 00:56:08.300
Yeah.
1235
00:56:08.780 --> 00:56:10.859
I might wind up and just find
1236
00:56:11.420 --> 00:56:12.460
an old beater.
1237
00:56:12.940 --> 00:56:14.380
Yeah, that would work.
1238
00:56:15.260 --> 00:56:19.205
Basically I just want an old beater to haul my trailer up
1239
00:56:19.445 --> 00:56:22.005
to Lowe's and load stuff up. I
1240
00:56:22.245 --> 00:56:26.805
can do it with my Jeep and all like that, but if I want to
1241
00:56:27.125 --> 00:56:29.205
haul anything with any stents,
1242
00:56:29.700 --> 00:56:30.900
I need a truck.
1243
00:56:31.140 --> 00:56:32.340
Right. But
1244
00:56:32.900 --> 00:56:35.220
at that point in time, if you have a truck,
1245
00:56:35.619 --> 00:56:37.140
you don't need a fucking trailer.
1246
00:56:37.700 --> 00:56:39.060
Yeah, you do.
1247
00:56:39.700 --> 00:56:41.220
And More you than normal.
1248
00:56:42.355 --> 00:56:46.915
Because most trucks, the beds are only five foot or four foot.
1249
00:56:47.635 --> 00:56:49.875
And if I wanna haul a piece of plywood,
1250
00:56:50.275 --> 00:56:51.555
I need my trailer.
1251
00:56:52.275 --> 00:56:53.315
How long is your trailer?
1252
00:56:54.210 --> 00:56:56.210
Eight foot, five by eight.
1253
00:56:56.450 --> 00:56:57.410
Oh, okay.
1254
00:56:59.410 --> 00:57:00.930
Well, alrighty then.
1255
00:57:01.490 --> 00:57:02.610
Or just
1256
00:57:02.770 --> 00:57:03.250
put the
1257
00:57:03.890 --> 00:57:05.730
well, if you put the tailgate down,
1258
00:57:06.435 --> 00:57:09.635
that adds another at least 18 inches.
1259
00:57:10.355 --> 00:57:13.235
Okay, oh wow. 78
1260
00:57:13.235 --> 00:57:13.955
inches.
1261
00:57:15.075 --> 00:57:15.475
Okay.
1262
00:57:16.755 --> 00:57:17.475
Mean, yeah,
1263
00:57:17.875 --> 00:57:20.830
I could do that, but you know, it's like,
1264
00:57:21.070 --> 00:57:27.310
I already have the trailer, so why not use it? I mean, now it just sits in the yard with limbs
1265
00:57:27.390 --> 00:57:36.145
that I pick up from the yard and put on there, and then when it gets full enough, I hook it to the Jeep, drive it to the front of the curb, and unload it.
1266
00:57:37.265 --> 00:57:37.985
Yeah.
1267
00:57:39.025 --> 00:57:40.465
So Oh,
1268
00:57:40.465 --> 00:57:41.105
well.
1269
00:57:41.585 --> 00:57:42.305
Well,
1270
00:57:42.625 --> 00:57:43.585
why not?
1271
00:57:43.985 --> 00:57:44.305
Well,
1272
00:57:46.050 --> 00:57:48.610
Makes it easier You're that
1273
00:57:48.610 --> 00:57:49.650
right, it does.
1274
00:57:50.050 --> 00:57:51.010
So efficiency.
1275
00:57:52.210 --> 00:57:53.810
I do it in one pass.
1276
00:57:54.770 --> 00:57:56.290
Yeah, okay. And
1277
00:57:56.850 --> 00:57:59.405
I also do it like this because
1278
00:57:59.805 --> 00:58:00.605
Yeah, no,
1279
00:58:01.485 --> 00:58:03.405
Bella can't hear me because
1280
00:58:05.005 --> 00:58:07.085
as soon as It's a magic word.
1281
00:58:07.805 --> 00:58:08.685
Right.
1282
00:58:08.685 --> 00:58:10.205
As soon as I open that gate,
1283
00:58:10.859 --> 00:58:13.020
Bella jumps in there, so I close it.
1284
00:58:13.339 --> 00:58:17.660
And I just drive around the yard and, okay, we're done. And she's good. I
1285
00:58:19.420 --> 00:58:20.220
two birds
1286
00:58:20.700 --> 00:58:22.460
with one stone right there, man.
1287
00:58:23.735 --> 00:58:28.935
I mean Yeah? With the way gas prices are, three I paid $3.79
1288
00:58:29.015 --> 00:58:29.575
well,
1289
00:58:29.815 --> 00:58:33.255
I got 10¢ off a gallon, so it was only $3.69,
1290
00:58:33.255 --> 00:58:35.655
but the sign said $3.79
1291
00:58:35.655 --> 00:58:36.135
a gallon.
1292
00:58:36.710 --> 00:58:38.710
And that was at Walmart gas.
1293
00:58:39.190 --> 00:58:39.910
Yeah.
1294
00:58:40.470 --> 00:58:41.030
So
1295
00:58:41.670 --> 00:58:43.190
so yeah. How
1296
00:58:43.670 --> 00:58:45.830
much of the how much of the Walmart
1297
00:58:46.230 --> 00:58:46.950
that
1298
00:58:47.109 --> 00:58:48.069
whatever you got?
1299
00:58:48.805 --> 00:58:50.165
What, the discount?
1300
00:58:50.645 --> 00:58:56.405
Yeah, the membership. How much is a membership a year? That's like $59
1301
00:58:56.645 --> 00:58:59.045
last year. Oh, is that all? I think. Let
1302
00:58:59.685 --> 00:59:01.670
me look it up. Yeah.
1303
00:59:02.470 --> 00:59:03.190
Yeah.
1304
00:59:03.670 --> 00:59:05.430
Walmart Plus membership.
1305
00:59:06.789 --> 00:59:07.670
And
1306
00:59:08.069 --> 00:59:11.029
I find this ironic because they have always
1307
00:59:12.630 --> 00:59:13.349
in Temple.
1308
00:59:14.115 --> 00:59:15.555
They have a Walmart
1309
00:59:16.115 --> 00:59:16.915
in
1310
00:59:17.395 --> 00:59:18.275
Belton.
1311
00:59:18.835 --> 00:59:21.235
The Walmart in Belton,
1312
00:59:21.955 --> 00:59:23.475
you cannot use
1313
00:59:24.275 --> 00:59:25.955
a Walmart card
1314
00:59:26.380 --> 00:59:27.980
at their pumps.
1315
00:59:28.940 --> 00:59:30.620
Now the ones in Temple,
1316
00:59:31.020 --> 00:59:34.140
you can use a Walmart card at the pump.
1317
00:59:34.460 --> 00:59:35.740
So
1318
00:59:35.820 --> 00:59:37.420
when I went into,
1319
00:59:37.420 --> 00:59:43.245
because I was trying to use my Walmart card because, you know, I loaded up with the, you know, $100 and
1320
00:59:43.485 --> 00:59:44.285
you know,
1321
00:59:44.925 --> 00:59:46.045
each payday
1322
00:59:46.365 --> 00:59:50.285
and you know, I use the card, that way I'm not using,
1323
00:59:50.925 --> 00:59:52.445
you know, my debit card
1324
00:59:53.529 --> 00:59:55.050
for the fact of
1325
00:59:56.010 --> 00:59:58.890
if there's a scammer on the pump.
1326
00:59:59.210 --> 00:59:59.849
Right.
1327
01:00:00.010 --> 01:00:03.609
You know, they can take it out of whatever money I had
1328
01:00:04.089 --> 01:00:05.210
on that card.
1329
01:00:05.825 --> 01:00:07.185
Right. So
1330
01:00:07.984 --> 01:00:11.105
I go and ask, you know, the staff there,
1331
01:00:11.265 --> 01:00:14.144
you know, why isn't the Walmart
1332
01:00:14.144 --> 01:00:14.865
card,
1333
01:00:15.505 --> 01:00:17.185
you know, going through?
1334
01:00:17.664 --> 01:00:18.785
And she says, well,
1335
01:00:19.859 --> 01:00:21.460
this Murphy's is
1336
01:00:21.940 --> 01:00:23.780
not associated with Walmart.
1337
01:00:24.420 --> 01:00:25.300
I'm like,
1338
01:00:25.940 --> 01:00:26.740
Okay.
1339
01:00:27.380 --> 01:00:28.660
I'm like, Okay.
1340
01:00:28.900 --> 01:00:30.740
I must be the only one.
1341
01:00:30.980 --> 01:00:31.859
This
1342
01:00:32.500 --> 01:00:37.365
was what I said to her. I said, I know I don't know how long you've been working here,
1343
01:00:37.924 --> 01:00:39.365
but Murphy's
1344
01:00:39.444 --> 01:00:42.165
or Murray's or whatever the name of it is,
1345
01:00:42.724 --> 01:00:44.325
is a fucking
1346
01:00:44.644 --> 01:00:45.365
company
1347
01:00:45.684 --> 01:00:46.964
under Walmart.
1348
01:00:47.670 --> 01:00:49.190
Yeah. It is.
1349
01:00:50.470 --> 01:00:51.510
It is. It's like, well
1350
01:00:52.309 --> 01:00:59.349
and then she wanted to argue. Murph Murphy's is, you know, complete different. They're they're their own entity. I'm like,
1351
01:01:00.165 --> 01:01:03.685
you know, again, I don't know how long you ever been working here,
1352
01:01:04.085 --> 01:01:04.645
but
1353
01:01:04.965 --> 01:01:07.045
I've been using freaking
1354
01:01:07.125 --> 01:01:09.365
Murphy's for gas now for
1355
01:01:10.245 --> 01:01:10.965
twenty years,
1356
01:01:12.099 --> 01:01:16.420
and they've always been associated, and you could use the fucking Walmart card
1357
01:01:16.740 --> 01:01:17.700
except
1358
01:01:18.180 --> 01:01:18.820
this
1359
01:01:19.300 --> 01:01:20.020
store.
1360
01:01:20.500 --> 01:01:21.220
Right.
1361
01:01:21.940 --> 01:01:22.180
Yeah.
1362
01:01:23.635 --> 01:01:30.115
And then she wanted to, you know, start saying, I'm like, she wanted to start saying another comment, I'm like, stop.
1363
01:01:30.835 --> 01:01:32.435
You're not getting my point.
1364
01:01:33.155 --> 01:01:36.995
I turned around, and there was a guy about my age going,
1365
01:01:37.850 --> 01:01:38.730
really?
1366
01:01:39.530 --> 01:01:40.730
She just
1367
01:01:40.970 --> 01:01:41.690
cannot
1368
01:01:41.850 --> 01:01:42.890
comprehend that?
1369
01:01:43.290 --> 01:01:44.170
I'm like,
1370
01:01:44.490 --> 01:01:45.130
brother,
1371
01:01:45.610 --> 01:01:46.570
obviously
1372
01:01:47.370 --> 01:01:48.490
she can't
1373
01:01:48.490 --> 01:01:50.410
because he heard the whole conversation.
1374
01:01:51.125 --> 01:01:52.565
Right. He did.
1375
01:01:52.805 --> 01:01:57.125
I didn't see it, but I could I could hear his eyes rolling into
1376
01:01:57.125 --> 01:01:58.405
the back of his head
1377
01:01:59.525 --> 01:02:00.325
to
1378
01:02:00.325 --> 01:02:01.845
where he could see his brains.
1379
01:02:02.645 --> 01:02:03.845
And shaking his head
1380
01:02:05.369 --> 01:02:06.090
and,
1381
01:02:06.170 --> 01:02:08.970
know, the screws and nuts rattling around
1382
01:02:09.450 --> 01:02:12.010
because mine does the same damn thing at my age,
1383
01:02:12.569 --> 01:02:13.850
but it's like, wow.
1384
01:02:15.530 --> 01:02:20.215
Well, the only thing I could figure is that it might be like the way they used to have with
1385
01:02:20.455 --> 01:02:21.495
Dairy Queen.
1386
01:02:21.815 --> 01:02:23.335
There are Dairy Queens,
1387
01:02:23.815 --> 01:02:25.735
then there are Dairy Queen Braziers.
1388
01:02:26.535 --> 01:02:27.735
Used to be the same thing,
1389
01:02:28.660 --> 01:02:29.300
but
1390
01:02:29.860 --> 01:02:31.540
Dairy Queens themselves
1391
01:02:32.180 --> 01:02:35.940
don't always have all the same things as what Dairy Queen Braziers have.
1392
01:02:36.660 --> 01:02:39.300
Yeah. No. Dairy Queen Braziers are all gone.
1393
01:02:39.700 --> 01:02:42.765
Damn near. Yeah. There's still a few running around.
1394
01:02:43.165 --> 01:02:45.405
No, maybe a few, but none down here.
1395
01:02:46.125 --> 01:02:47.005
There's
1396
01:02:47.005 --> 01:02:48.365
two in Amarillo,
1397
01:02:48.925 --> 01:02:50.605
one in Jacksboro
1398
01:02:51.165 --> 01:02:53.005
that I know of, one in Hamilton.
1399
01:02:54.420 --> 01:02:56.900
So those are the ones that I know of and that are important to me.
1400
01:02:57.300 --> 01:03:00.660
Right. And I mean, basically what it is is
1401
01:03:01.380 --> 01:03:05.060
all these big companies gave up their stores and went franchised,
1402
01:03:06.435 --> 01:03:08.195
which is basically what
1403
01:03:08.355 --> 01:03:09.555
Murphy's did.
1404
01:03:10.195 --> 01:03:12.595
When Walmart bought out Murphy's,
1405
01:03:13.155 --> 01:03:13.795
most,
1406
01:03:14.275 --> 01:03:16.995
except for this one store that you know of, dude,
1407
01:03:17.955 --> 01:03:19.075
stepmall just
1408
01:03:19.930 --> 01:03:23.290
went under the Walmart brand and just got scooped up,
1409
01:03:23.610 --> 01:03:24.730
and there's Well,
1410
01:03:25.210 --> 01:03:26.650
now there are some,
1411
01:03:27.450 --> 01:03:30.090
and the one up in Hillsborough
1412
01:03:30.250 --> 01:03:33.530
is the same thing. You cannot use a Walmart
1413
01:03:33.530 --> 01:03:34.570
gift card
1414
01:03:34.815 --> 01:03:36.495
at that gas station.
1415
01:03:37.135 --> 01:03:39.135
But the ones that have
1416
01:03:39.695 --> 01:03:40.895
a curb
1417
01:03:41.535 --> 01:03:43.135
going around
1418
01:03:43.615 --> 01:03:44.895
the Murphy's
1419
01:03:44.895 --> 01:03:45.695
except
1420
01:03:45.695 --> 01:03:47.455
for the entrance
1421
01:03:47.535 --> 01:03:48.415
for the pumps,
1422
01:03:49.059 --> 01:03:51.140
if they have a curb going around it,
1423
01:03:51.619 --> 01:03:53.060
those Murphy's
1424
01:03:53.140 --> 01:03:54.420
will not accept
1425
01:03:54.900 --> 01:03:56.340
Walmart gift cards.
1426
01:03:56.740 --> 01:03:58.180
But
1427
01:03:58.339 --> 01:04:00.260
this one in Belton
1428
01:04:00.420 --> 01:04:02.260
doesn't have that configuration.
1429
01:04:03.755 --> 01:04:04.395
Well,
1430
01:04:04.795 --> 01:04:06.155
it's got one curb,
1431
01:04:06.395 --> 01:04:11.755
maybe because it has well, and but that's what, you know, that was
1432
01:04:11.915 --> 01:04:13.355
how you could tell
1433
01:04:13.995 --> 01:04:14.715
that
1434
01:04:15.450 --> 01:04:18.010
Murphy's was gonna take or not take a Walmart
1435
01:04:19.450 --> 01:04:20.250
card.
1436
01:04:20.570 --> 01:04:21.130
Right.
1437
01:04:23.290 --> 01:04:27.530
I go to fricking so many because I obviously don't go out of town a lot.
1438
01:04:28.674 --> 01:04:29.795
You know? So
1439
01:04:31.795 --> 01:04:34.435
I will use whatever is cheapest,
1440
01:04:35.315 --> 01:04:37.955
and then I will put my Lucas
1441
01:04:38.595 --> 01:04:39.714
fuel treatment in,
1442
01:04:40.290 --> 01:04:42.690
and I'm good to go. Right.
1443
01:04:43.010 --> 01:04:45.410
Because I ain't buying that goddamn
1444
01:04:46.050 --> 01:04:47.570
what is it? Chevron?
1445
01:04:48.130 --> 01:04:49.570
Chevron, Tekron?
1446
01:04:49.970 --> 01:04:51.170
Oh, Tekron?
1447
01:04:51.410 --> 01:04:53.570
Yeah. No. I ain't fucking doing that because
1448
01:04:53.915 --> 01:04:56.715
that's an add on to the gas price itself.
1449
01:04:57.355 --> 01:04:58.235
No. And
1450
01:04:59.035 --> 01:05:01.755
it's and it's an add on in the gas itself.
1451
01:05:02.555 --> 01:05:03.275
I mean,
1452
01:05:03.675 --> 01:05:06.315
they're saying Yeah. It's a basically
1453
01:05:06.955 --> 01:05:07.835
a soap
1454
01:05:08.319 --> 01:05:11.280
that's supposed to clean your system.
1455
01:05:11.920 --> 01:05:14.000
It's all and they
1456
01:05:15.680 --> 01:05:17.360
do put that shit in there.
1457
01:05:18.079 --> 01:05:19.119
And you're right.
1458
01:05:19.359 --> 01:05:20.880
I will pay for
1459
01:05:22.135 --> 01:05:23.735
the freaking Lucas
1460
01:05:23.735 --> 01:05:25.655
because I'm buying the fucking
1461
01:05:25.975 --> 01:05:27.575
cheapest priced
1462
01:05:27.575 --> 01:05:28.455
gas
1463
01:05:28.935 --> 01:05:29.975
that there is.
1464
01:05:30.535 --> 01:05:31.255
Right.
1465
01:05:31.415 --> 01:05:32.055
Right.
1466
01:05:32.775 --> 01:05:37.290
Yeah. I looked it up. Walmart Plus is actually now $98
1467
01:05:37.290 --> 01:05:38.090
a year
1468
01:05:39.130 --> 01:05:41.450
or $12.95.13
1469
01:05:41.450 --> 01:05:42.330
dollars a month.
1470
01:05:43.130 --> 01:05:43.610
So
1471
01:05:44.410 --> 01:05:46.170
you pay $98
1472
01:05:46.395 --> 01:05:49.035
and you get a whole bunch of different
1473
01:05:49.195 --> 01:05:51.195
benefits to go along with it.
1474
01:05:51.915 --> 01:05:52.795
Okay.
1475
01:05:54.715 --> 01:05:57.755
Say, besides the 10¢ off per gallon.
1476
01:05:58.155 --> 01:05:58.795
Well,
1477
01:05:59.115 --> 01:05:59.515
that's
1478
01:06:00.050 --> 01:06:02.450
my primary use that I would use it for.
1479
01:06:02.770 --> 01:06:03.650
Right. But
1480
01:06:05.810 --> 01:06:06.450
see,
1481
01:06:07.570 --> 01:06:10.450
could get the Walmart Plus app, shop online
1482
01:06:10.770 --> 01:06:11.250
while,
1483
01:06:11.744 --> 01:06:13.185
you know, let's
1484
01:06:13.505 --> 01:06:17.665
say you got done with work or you had a plant day, had to go shopping.
1485
01:06:18.224 --> 01:06:22.704
You go order your stuff, pay for it right there through your phone,
1486
01:06:23.345 --> 01:06:23.664
and
1487
01:06:24.150 --> 01:06:31.109
you have a choice. You can go pick it up or you can have them deliver it as long as it's over $35 Yeah.
1488
01:06:32.069 --> 01:06:34.950
And they'll bring it right to your front door.
1489
01:06:35.589 --> 01:06:36.230
Oh, I know.
1490
01:06:36.895 --> 01:06:40.735
Oh yeah, it's
1491
01:06:40.735 --> 01:06:43.455
actually pretty slick because I hate going into Walmart.
1492
01:06:43.935 --> 01:06:45.535
I freaking hate it.
1493
01:06:46.335 --> 01:06:48.015
But I have learned one thing,
1494
01:06:48.990 --> 01:06:50.110
If do
1495
01:06:50.670 --> 01:06:53.470
shopping online and have them deliver it,
1496
01:06:55.070 --> 01:06:56.750
if I want BC powders,
1497
01:06:57.390 --> 01:07:01.150
normally I buy four boxes at a time. I was speaking of that, actually.
1498
01:07:01.815 --> 01:07:05.095
BC powders went up setting some odd damn cents
1499
01:07:05.415 --> 01:07:06.295
for nothing.
1500
01:07:06.855 --> 01:07:07.895
At Walmart.
1501
01:07:08.695 --> 01:07:10.375
Used to be $6.58
1502
01:07:10.375 --> 01:07:12.454
now they're like $7.48
1503
01:07:12.454 --> 01:07:13.175
or something.
1504
01:07:13.575 --> 01:07:15.255
Or $7
1505
01:07:15.255 --> 01:07:17.175
something there, it's like, good god.
1506
01:07:17.810 --> 01:07:18.850
But either way,
1507
01:07:19.410 --> 01:07:20.370
if I
1508
01:07:20.770 --> 01:07:22.290
would order it online
1509
01:07:22.690 --> 01:07:25.970
along with some other stuff, I'd put, I want four boxes.
1510
01:07:26.530 --> 01:07:29.250
How convenient they are out of it.
1511
01:07:29.570 --> 01:07:30.530
They can't
1512
01:07:30.850 --> 01:07:34.435
they're like, oh, we're out of it. But if I put three,
1513
01:07:34.755 --> 01:07:36.195
I get it every time.
1514
01:07:36.994 --> 01:07:37.635
So
1515
01:07:37.955 --> 01:07:40.355
I have learned with BC powders,
1516
01:07:40.595 --> 01:07:43.555
because it doesn't say limit three or whatever.
1517
01:07:44.195 --> 01:07:48.640
They just it just, every time I've tried to buy four boxes online,
1518
01:07:48.720 --> 01:07:50.080
Nope, can't do it.
1519
01:07:50.559 --> 01:07:51.599
Won't let you.
1520
01:07:51.920 --> 01:07:54.000
Oh, you can go through and it,
1521
01:07:54.000 --> 01:07:59.440
you know, it'll say, yeah, okay, all right, we're the shopper shopping and it's getting your stuff.
1522
01:08:00.085 --> 01:08:03.205
And then as soon as it comes up to the BC powders,
1523
01:08:03.365 --> 01:08:06.885
nope, we're out of them with keys to bitches.
1524
01:08:07.285 --> 01:08:13.685
Now what it is is y'all just think I'm using it for, what, to make meth or something.
1525
01:08:14.250 --> 01:08:15.690
No, motherfuckers.
1526
01:08:15.930 --> 01:08:18.329
I don't use it to do that.
1527
01:08:18.730 --> 01:08:19.449
Uh-uh.
1528
01:08:19.930 --> 01:08:22.889
I have a special love affair with headache powders,
1529
01:08:23.450 --> 01:08:25.210
and it ain't used to make meth.
1530
01:08:26.250 --> 01:08:27.850
I don't know. Do use
1531
01:08:29.005 --> 01:08:29.725
fucking
1532
01:08:29.965 --> 01:08:32.925
headache powder to make meth? I have no fucking clue.
1533
01:08:33.565 --> 01:08:38.205
Someone's probably tried it a couple times, but because it's aspirin,
1534
01:08:38.845 --> 01:08:42.685
but that's why Sudafed and all, you know, shit like that's
1535
01:08:43.200 --> 01:08:44.160
regulated.
1536
01:08:44.560 --> 01:08:46.480
Someone's probably tried to do it.
1537
01:08:47.040 --> 01:08:49.440
Yeah, because they've used that as a cutting agent.
1538
01:08:51.040 --> 01:08:53.120
Well, not sure. I don't know.
1539
01:08:53.520 --> 01:08:54.720
Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
1540
01:08:56.155 --> 01:09:03.354
That's what they've done with Sudafed. That's why you can't but only buy, you know, a certain amount at a time
1541
01:09:03.755 --> 01:09:06.074
and over a certain period of time
1542
01:09:06.875 --> 01:09:08.955
because they think you're gonna
1543
01:09:09.180 --> 01:09:11.580
use it as a cutting agent for meth.
1544
01:09:13.100 --> 01:09:15.260
Amazing what the world has come to.
1545
01:09:17.020 --> 01:09:20.060
I don't know, man. I don't know. So now,
1546
01:09:20.875 --> 01:09:22.954
are we ready to get into an argument?
1547
01:09:23.435 --> 01:09:27.834
Sure. This will this will turn into an argument. I guarantee it.
1548
01:09:30.315 --> 01:09:31.195
Alright.
1549
01:09:31.195 --> 01:09:32.155
Let's do so.
1550
01:09:33.370 --> 01:09:34.329
Throw it away.
1551
01:09:35.210 --> 01:09:37.290
And talking about gas prices,
1552
01:09:37.930 --> 01:09:44.010
who sets the price of oil? The market does. Well, it's the combination of the market
1553
01:09:45.795 --> 01:09:46.915
and the
1554
01:09:47.715 --> 01:09:50.115
investors, because it depends on which
1555
01:09:50.515 --> 01:09:51.235
portion
1556
01:09:51.635 --> 01:09:53.795
are you getting at because it's
1557
01:09:54.435 --> 01:09:56.595
The stock market and the speculators
1558
01:09:56.995 --> 01:09:59.640
is what sets the market. Right.
1559
01:09:59.960 --> 01:10:01.160
The speculators
1560
01:10:01.160 --> 01:10:02.200
from where?
1561
01:10:03.080 --> 01:10:08.120
Mostly here in The US. Who thinks they need the how much they wanna pay for the
1562
01:10:08.840 --> 01:10:09.480
oil?
1563
01:10:09.880 --> 01:10:11.480
Nope. Only one place in the world.
1564
01:10:12.255 --> 01:10:13.215
Recrued
1565
01:10:13.215 --> 01:10:14.494
futures trading
1566
01:10:14.895 --> 01:10:16.014
in London
1567
01:10:16.735 --> 01:10:18.335
sets the world's
1568
01:10:18.495 --> 01:10:22.015
Well, makes sense. Yeah. For Sets the world's So cash
1569
01:10:23.614 --> 01:10:24.655
everybody talks about
1570
01:10:25.670 --> 01:10:27.429
all these politicians,
1571
01:10:27.909 --> 01:10:30.869
you know, reducing the cost of gasoline
1572
01:10:31.510 --> 01:10:32.550
at the pump,
1573
01:10:33.909 --> 01:10:34.550
and why
1574
01:10:35.270 --> 01:10:38.790
they make the promises when they
1575
01:10:37.625 --> 01:10:39.304
know that they can't keep them.
1576
01:10:40.025 --> 01:10:41.704
Because that's who sets the price
1577
01:10:42.265 --> 01:10:44.025
on, yeah, crude.
1578
01:10:45.065 --> 01:10:47.144
Now the oil companies
1579
01:10:47.705 --> 01:10:48.985
are going to
1580
01:10:49.145 --> 01:10:50.265
like right now,
1581
01:10:51.460 --> 01:10:52.659
they are
1582
01:10:52.900 --> 01:10:54.659
taking advantage
1583
01:10:55.060 --> 01:10:56.739
of raising the gases
1584
01:10:56.980 --> 01:10:58.579
because it's a midterm
1585
01:10:58.659 --> 01:10:59.860
election cycle.
1586
01:11:00.739 --> 01:11:02.340
Well And also
1587
01:11:02.820 --> 01:11:03.860
Okay, go ahead, Also, keep
1588
01:11:05.685 --> 01:11:06.885
why
1589
01:11:06.885 --> 01:11:07.605
would
1590
01:11:08.565 --> 01:11:12.165
who's in fucking war with Russia right now? Who's
1591
01:11:12.165 --> 01:11:14.085
the what? Who's
1592
01:11:14.085 --> 01:11:17.205
in who's at war with Russia right now? Ukraine.
1593
01:11:17.890 --> 01:11:18.690
Ukraine.
1594
01:11:18.690 --> 01:11:21.010
Okay. Why would Ukraine
1595
01:11:21.330 --> 01:11:22.210
bomb
1596
01:11:22.930 --> 01:11:23.810
refining
1597
01:11:23.810 --> 01:11:25.010
facilities
1598
01:11:26.290 --> 01:11:27.730
way out in
1599
01:11:28.530 --> 01:11:30.850
the Arctic Circle in Russia
1600
01:11:31.614 --> 01:11:34.494
bomb those refining facilities?
1601
01:11:35.215 --> 01:11:36.735
Because they're doing that right now.
1602
01:11:37.455 --> 01:11:40.655
Yeah. Yeah. They bombed several of them up.
1603
01:11:41.295 --> 01:11:42.094
Why?
1604
01:11:42.655 --> 01:11:43.054
Well,
1605
01:11:44.280 --> 01:11:49.399
I mean, if you hear or listen to what Adam Curry and a bunch of the other
1606
01:11:49.960 --> 01:11:51.800
conspiracy theorists want to say,
1607
01:11:52.920 --> 01:11:54.840
that America's actually
1608
01:11:54.920 --> 01:11:57.559
in a fight right now with
1609
01:11:58.360 --> 01:11:59.000
Great Britain.
1610
01:11:59.645 --> 01:12:01.724
Trump is actually trying to
1611
01:12:02.445 --> 01:12:03.164
disrupt
1612
01:12:06.045 --> 01:12:08.764
Imperial system? Yeah, the imperial system.
1613
01:12:09.085 --> 01:12:13.565
He calls it the North Sea Nexus. It's actually a combination of
1614
01:12:14.850 --> 01:12:15.889
Great Britain
1615
01:12:16.210 --> 01:12:17.489
and Holland.
1616
01:12:18.449 --> 01:12:19.090
Okay.
1617
01:12:19.890 --> 01:12:21.090
But right
1618
01:12:22.370 --> 01:12:23.809
now, I
1619
01:12:24.610 --> 01:12:26.449
got this from a couple different
1620
01:12:27.445 --> 01:12:28.565
websites.
1621
01:12:29.285 --> 01:12:31.685
Now again, how true is it?
1622
01:12:32.085 --> 01:12:35.125
I haven't done any of my own research because
1623
01:12:35.685 --> 01:12:39.765
you know, to do that fucking kind of research with a fucking
1624
01:12:40.150 --> 01:12:40.949
phone.
1625
01:12:41.030 --> 01:12:43.190
Yeah. No. But anyway,
1626
01:12:43.670 --> 01:12:46.150
that the get Democrats
1627
01:12:46.710 --> 01:12:48.550
through the NGOs
1628
01:12:49.110 --> 01:12:50.230
are paying
1629
01:12:51.430 --> 01:12:58.985
Kosovo or whatever fucking country is at war with. You just said it, and I just fucking forgot it. Ukraine. Ukraine.
1630
01:12:59.385 --> 01:13:00.585
Paying them
1631
01:13:01.225 --> 01:13:02.505
to bomb
1632
01:13:03.145 --> 01:13:03.864
those
1633
01:13:04.265 --> 01:13:05.864
refining sites
1634
01:13:06.025 --> 01:13:07.465
way on the other side of Russia
1635
01:13:08.300 --> 01:13:10.060
to keep the war
1636
01:13:10.780 --> 01:13:11.500
going. Yeah,
1637
01:13:12.620 --> 01:13:14.220
because they need
1638
01:13:14.460 --> 01:13:15.420
the war.
1639
01:13:16.060 --> 01:13:19.180
Europe needs the war to get
1640
01:13:19.500 --> 01:13:20.300
out of debt.
1641
01:13:21.505 --> 01:13:25.105
And it's not just Great Britain. That's the reason why Germany
1642
01:13:25.505 --> 01:13:26.784
and the
1643
01:13:27.185 --> 01:13:27.985
rest
1644
01:13:28.225 --> 01:13:28.864
of the
1645
01:13:30.385 --> 01:13:31.905
countries in Europe
1646
01:13:32.305 --> 01:13:42.840
are pushing for this fight with Russia so damn bad because they have gotten themselves into such a fucking deep hole with all their liberal
1647
01:13:42.840 --> 01:13:44.520
socialist bullshit
1648
01:13:45.400 --> 01:13:49.320
that the only way they can get out is if they go into
1649
01:13:49.320 --> 01:13:50.920
just stupid debt
1650
01:13:51.685 --> 01:13:53.204
with with war.
1651
01:13:54.005 --> 01:13:55.925
Yeah. But does Great Britain
1652
01:13:56.405 --> 01:13:57.764
or Germany
1653
01:13:58.245 --> 01:13:59.605
or any of the
1654
01:14:00.245 --> 01:14:01.605
UE countries
1655
01:14:02.085 --> 01:14:03.765
have soldiers
1656
01:14:04.420 --> 01:14:05.619
in Kosovo
1657
01:14:05.940 --> 01:14:06.820
fighting?
1658
01:14:07.699 --> 01:14:08.340
That
1659
01:14:09.139 --> 01:14:11.139
I don't know, yeah. I
1660
01:14:11.539 --> 01:14:13.699
would venture to say no,
1661
01:14:14.260 --> 01:14:15.939
they No, not, but
1662
01:14:16.579 --> 01:14:19.619
still, and this is the way it's worked with every war
1663
01:14:20.065 --> 01:14:21.825
we've ever fought since
1664
01:14:21.825 --> 01:14:23.185
the twentieth century.
1665
01:14:23.665 --> 01:14:24.304
Okay?
1666
01:14:24.625 --> 01:14:25.505
Countries,
1667
01:14:25.825 --> 01:14:28.065
including us, bet on both sides.
1668
01:14:28.385 --> 01:14:31.585
We bet to win and we bet that we'll lose.
1669
01:14:32.145 --> 01:14:32.545
And
1670
01:14:33.170 --> 01:14:39.090
so these countries make money, like Brian was saying, make money or erase debt
1671
01:14:39.570 --> 01:14:41.010
by whichever way
1672
01:14:41.330 --> 01:14:42.369
is going,
1673
01:14:43.090 --> 01:14:45.010
whether they have troops in it or not.
1674
01:14:45.625 --> 01:14:47.145
This is why countries
1675
01:14:48.025 --> 01:14:52.265
really don't have a problem getting into war because they- Yeah, war is actually
1676
01:14:52.505 --> 01:14:54.265
just banker wars.
1677
01:14:54.665 --> 01:14:56.505
Wars are actually done by the banks.
1678
01:14:57.800 --> 01:14:58.840
Yeah. Yes.
1679
01:15:00.600 --> 01:15:04.280
I I will definitely agree with that. But right now,
1680
01:15:04.600 --> 01:15:06.360
the Democrat party
1681
01:15:06.680 --> 01:15:08.280
through NGOs
1682
01:15:09.080 --> 01:15:10.440
are supporting
1683
01:15:10.440 --> 01:15:11.160
Kosovo
1684
01:15:11.495 --> 01:15:13.014
to bomb Russia
1685
01:15:13.335 --> 01:15:14.455
to keep them
1686
01:15:14.935 --> 01:15:15.655
fighting
1687
01:15:16.695 --> 01:15:22.375
because there's there's a lot of NGOs right now that are under serious investigation
1688
01:15:22.775 --> 01:15:25.495
and the backers of those NGOs.
1689
01:15:26.250 --> 01:15:26.889
Yeah.
1690
01:15:28.170 --> 01:15:30.010
Could Soros be one of them?
1691
01:15:30.410 --> 01:15:31.610
No doubt my fucking
1692
01:15:32.330 --> 01:15:33.690
no doubt my mind.
1693
01:15:34.170 --> 01:15:36.889
And several other billionaires
1694
01:15:37.530 --> 01:15:38.890
are doing the same damn thing.
1695
01:15:39.565 --> 01:15:41.645
You know, it's just amazing that
1696
01:15:43.165 --> 01:15:43.804
people
1697
01:15:44.525 --> 01:15:46.605
with their mentality,
1698
01:15:47.085 --> 01:15:50.364
we don't have, the three of us do not have
1699
01:15:50.765 --> 01:15:51.965
that mentality
1700
01:15:53.350 --> 01:15:56.310
because we'll never have the funds.
1701
01:15:57.030 --> 01:15:58.790
But the only thing that these
1702
01:16:00.390 --> 01:16:02.150
millionaires and billionaires,
1703
01:16:02.310 --> 01:16:03.750
there's only two things
1704
01:16:03.990 --> 01:16:04.790
that they want.
1705
01:16:05.855 --> 01:16:09.375
They want more money and they want more power.
1706
01:16:10.335 --> 01:16:11.135
So that
1707
01:16:11.855 --> 01:16:14.095
one tenth of 1%
1708
01:16:14.975 --> 01:16:19.099
can fuck the other 99.99%
1709
01:16:20.139 --> 01:16:21.019
because
1710
01:16:21.500 --> 01:16:22.699
that percentage,
1711
01:16:24.460 --> 01:16:25.979
you know, can't afford
1712
01:16:26.540 --> 01:16:27.499
to fight
1713
01:16:27.659 --> 01:16:30.060
that one tenth of a or one
1714
01:16:30.685 --> 01:16:32.844
tenth of a percent or whatever it is.
1715
01:16:33.485 --> 01:16:35.405
All right, let me ask you this, dude.
1716
01:16:36.525 --> 01:16:37.565
Okay,
1717
01:16:38.285 --> 01:16:39.164
how
1718
01:16:39.965 --> 01:16:41.164
do they fuck us?
1719
01:16:41.965 --> 01:16:42.285
Primarily
1720
01:16:43.850 --> 01:16:46.170
the prices of inflation.
1721
01:16:47.050 --> 01:16:47.770
And
1722
01:16:48.490 --> 01:16:51.610
again, this is just my opinion.
1723
01:16:52.010 --> 01:16:54.570
Right, right. No, no, I understand that, but
1724
01:16:55.050 --> 01:16:56.090
you see the inflation,
1725
01:16:57.185 --> 01:16:58.945
as I understand it,
1726
01:16:59.425 --> 01:17:01.425
is basically what
1727
01:17:01.985 --> 01:17:03.345
we as a country
1728
01:17:03.745 --> 01:17:05.185
pay for products.
1729
01:17:05.745 --> 01:17:08.065
And as long as we allow these higher prices,
1730
01:17:09.040 --> 01:17:10.559
are we getting fucked?
1731
01:17:10.800 --> 01:17:12.559
No, we're fucking ourselves
1732
01:17:13.199 --> 01:17:14.320
in my eyes
1733
01:17:14.719 --> 01:17:15.519
because,
1734
01:17:16.080 --> 01:17:20.480
oh my God, we have to have it. And I mean, it doesn't help with all these tariffs,
1735
01:17:21.485 --> 01:17:26.525
you know, between us and Canada, us and Mexico, us and China, us and the world.
1736
01:17:27.005 --> 01:17:29.405
You know, it doesn't help our prices at all.
1737
01:17:29.805 --> 01:17:30.445
I mean,
1738
01:17:30.845 --> 01:17:33.244
the billionaires are basically sitting there,
1739
01:17:33.565 --> 01:17:33.885
you know,
1740
01:17:35.170 --> 01:17:39.010
letting the government saying, Nope, we ain't going to do this.
1741
01:17:40.930 --> 01:17:42.369
In some ways it's good,
1742
01:17:42.690 --> 01:17:43.250
and
1743
01:17:43.570 --> 01:17:44.690
a lot of ways- Do
1744
01:17:45.490 --> 01:17:46.210
you think
1745
01:17:46.770 --> 01:17:49.735
I'm sorry, go ahead. I was just gonna say
1746
01:17:50.135 --> 01:17:51.735
the freaking billionaires
1747
01:17:51.735 --> 01:17:53.255
are just counting their money.
1748
01:17:55.735 --> 01:17:57.415
Not really don't have to count
1749
01:17:59.015 --> 01:17:59.655
their money.
1750
01:18:00.550 --> 01:18:06.470
They don't have to worry about well and how many of those guys are gonna fucking pump their own gas?
1751
01:18:07.270 --> 01:18:08.310
Very little.
1752
01:18:08.630 --> 01:18:13.990
And don't give a fuck what the price of gas is, what the price of a loaf of bread is,
1753
01:18:14.675 --> 01:18:15.554
because
1754
01:18:17.155 --> 01:18:19.474
any prices that are out there,
1755
01:18:20.114 --> 01:18:22.755
they they could give two shits about because
1756
01:18:23.555 --> 01:18:26.114
by the time, say, they buy a yacht,
1757
01:18:26.355 --> 01:18:27.315
a billionaire
1758
01:18:27.600 --> 01:18:29.519
buys a yacht for
1759
01:18:30.560 --> 01:18:32.159
$30,000,000,
1760
01:18:32.639 --> 01:18:38.479
which isn't a small yacht, but I'm sure it's not the biggest one either. For $30,000,000,
1761
01:18:38.480 --> 01:18:39.679
by the time
1762
01:18:39.920 --> 01:18:41.280
the deal is done,
1763
01:18:42.085 --> 01:18:45.284
they've already made that money and then some.
1764
01:18:45.605 --> 01:18:46.324
Right.
1765
01:18:46.645 --> 01:18:47.844
So they'll never
1766
01:18:48.405 --> 01:18:50.005
negative spend
1767
01:18:50.325 --> 01:18:52.565
like the average individual,
1768
01:18:52.965 --> 01:18:53.845
the three of us,
1769
01:18:54.500 --> 01:18:55.380
will do.
1770
01:18:55.700 --> 01:18:58.660
Right. But see, okay, here's the thing though.
1771
01:18:58.980 --> 01:18:59.620
Okay?
1772
01:18:59.940 --> 01:19:00.500
And
1773
01:19:01.460 --> 01:19:05.380
this might start a fight by this statement because it's true.
1774
01:19:06.820 --> 01:19:08.260
It's very hard to argue with.
1775
01:19:09.265 --> 01:19:12.545
We have that same ability if we so choose.
1776
01:19:13.665 --> 01:19:14.385
Yes,
1777
01:19:14.945 --> 01:19:16.465
I will agree with that.
1778
01:19:19.505 --> 01:19:19.985
I'm
1779
01:19:20.945 --> 01:19:23.345
not saying they're all good or anything
1780
01:19:23.345 --> 01:19:28.919
like this, okay, because I don't agree with a lot of them and the way they think and stuff,
1781
01:19:29.239 --> 01:19:31.959
but when it comes right down to it,
1782
01:19:32.440 --> 01:19:34.199
we have the same
1783
01:19:34.840 --> 01:19:35.880
exact
1784
01:19:35.960 --> 01:19:37.239
opportunities
1785
01:19:37.239 --> 01:19:38.119
as they did.
1786
01:19:38.725 --> 01:19:41.445
They just capitalized on it, we didn't.
1787
01:19:41.765 --> 01:19:43.045
You
1788
01:19:43.045 --> 01:19:44.005
are correct.
1789
01:19:44.485 --> 01:19:45.685
Now I can say
1790
01:19:46.005 --> 01:19:48.645
for myself and for myself only,
1791
01:19:49.525 --> 01:19:50.245
I'm not
1792
01:19:50.739 --> 01:19:51.619
now,
1793
01:19:51.619 --> 01:19:53.219
yeah, I could research,
1794
01:19:55.219 --> 01:19:56.979
but I'm not smart enough.
1795
01:19:57.860 --> 01:20:01.459
You know, a lot of that shit just goes meow and
1796
01:20:02.020 --> 01:20:04.500
I'm not smart enough. It
1797
01:20:03.945 --> 01:20:06.585
doesn't mean that I don't have the opportunity.
1798
01:20:07.465 --> 01:20:09.705
I just don't know how to
1799
01:20:10.825 --> 01:20:12.425
finagle that opportunity.
1800
01:20:12.985 --> 01:20:22.800
Well, okay, dude. First off, you are smart enough. You are smarter than what you have ever given yourself credit for. So, you know, that
1801
01:20:23.120 --> 01:20:28.000
honestly upsets me when you say that because it's bullshit. You are smart enough.
1802
01:20:28.320 --> 01:20:29.679
You choose not
1803
01:20:30.000 --> 01:20:32.000
to learn the skills you need to learn
1804
01:20:32.795 --> 01:20:33.995
to finagle
1805
01:20:33.995 --> 01:20:35.275
those opportunities.
1806
01:20:35.995 --> 01:20:40.554
It's not that you're not capable, not smart enough, or anything like that.
1807
01:20:41.435 --> 01:20:43.114
You can do it if you want.
1808
01:20:43.675 --> 01:20:46.155
You I am not disagreeing
1809
01:20:46.155 --> 01:20:46.875
with you
1810
01:20:47.480 --> 01:20:50.440
at all with that whatsoever.
1811
01:20:51.160 --> 01:20:53.719
But you're right. It comes down to a choice.
1812
01:20:54.120 --> 01:20:57.480
Yes. Do I choose to do it or do I choose not to do it?
1813
01:20:59.415 --> 01:21:00.054
I'm
1814
01:21:00.614 --> 01:21:03.814
not gonna disagree with you with that at all.
1815
01:21:06.454 --> 01:21:08.054
And see, that's the thing, that's
1816
01:21:09.574 --> 01:21:11.335
like all these
1817
01:21:12.120 --> 01:21:23.719
reels on Facebook or these videos, these video shorts that all these people saying, Oh, we can't do it. It's the rich people. It's capitalism. It's capitalism. No, it's not.
1818
01:21:24.455 --> 01:21:25.415
It's you.
1819
01:21:25.895 --> 01:21:28.215
But that's the thing, nobody wants to
1820
01:21:28.855 --> 01:21:33.735
admit it and own it and then fix it. Just want to bitch about it.
1821
01:21:34.455 --> 01:21:40.570
Want to spend $15 on a cup of coffee every day. Yeah. And then they wonder why they don't save up money.
1822
01:21:41.130 --> 01:21:44.010
And you know what? For those specific
1823
01:21:44.010 --> 01:21:45.929
individuals that are spending
1824
01:21:46.490 --> 01:21:48.010
$15 a coffee,
1825
01:21:48.570 --> 01:21:51.290
you know, more power
1826
01:21:51.370 --> 01:21:51.930
to you.
1827
01:21:52.565 --> 01:21:53.364
Absolutely.
1828
01:21:53.845 --> 01:21:55.045
The double
1829
01:21:55.765 --> 01:21:56.965
fucking
1830
01:21:57.205 --> 01:21:58.725
caramel whip
1831
01:21:58.805 --> 01:21:59.765
latte,
1832
01:22:00.725 --> 01:22:01.205
whatever.
1833
01:22:02.565 --> 01:22:05.445
You got about 98 different fucking choices
1834
01:22:05.445 --> 01:22:07.845
that you can add into that cup of coffee.
1835
01:22:08.460 --> 01:22:09.500
That's great.
1836
01:22:10.140 --> 01:22:11.820
I see the lines
1837
01:22:12.220 --> 01:22:14.380
at Starbucks all the time,
1838
01:22:15.020 --> 01:22:16.620
knock yourself the fuck out.
1839
01:22:17.340 --> 01:22:19.180
75 of them choices
1840
01:22:19.740 --> 01:22:21.180
don't even get added in.
1841
01:22:21.895 --> 01:22:23.095
People
1842
01:22:23.095 --> 01:22:25.335
just like to hear themselves talk about it.
1843
01:22:27.095 --> 01:22:29.015
I mean, seriously. Yeah.
1844
01:22:29.495 --> 01:22:32.135
Yeah. Well, what the fuck is a double froth?
1845
01:22:32.535 --> 01:22:36.135
Yeah, exactly. And how do you know what a double froth is?
1846
01:22:36.739 --> 01:22:43.699
Just because a person did it once and then held the cup up for an extra three seconds? Oh, that's double froth
1847
01:22:44.340 --> 01:22:45.380
or whatever.
1848
01:22:45.699 --> 01:22:46.420
I mean,
1849
01:22:46.660 --> 01:22:48.179
you know, it's like, how
1850
01:22:49.060 --> 01:22:52.985
much coffee do you really get? You're getting fucking sugar water.
1851
01:22:57.305 --> 01:22:59.545
One of the Jeep clubs I'm with here
1852
01:22:59.545 --> 01:23:00.185
in
1853
01:23:00.425 --> 01:23:01.145
the
1854
01:23:01.545 --> 01:23:03.225
main body is in Killeen,
1855
01:23:04.030 --> 01:23:08.190
where the military base is at. That's where a majority of them live.
1856
01:23:08.590 --> 01:23:10.430
So I live over here in Temple.
1857
01:23:11.070 --> 01:23:12.590
But they go to
1858
01:23:13.470 --> 01:23:16.190
I think it's every other Sunday they have.
1859
01:23:16.735 --> 01:23:19.375
They go to Black Rifle Coffee Company,
1860
01:23:19.935 --> 01:23:20.815
and they do
1861
01:23:21.215 --> 01:23:23.055
just a coffee gathering.
1862
01:23:23.535 --> 01:23:25.615
That's great. Absolutely
1863
01:23:25.615 --> 01:23:27.135
got no problem with that.
1864
01:23:27.695 --> 01:23:28.975
I bought one
1865
01:23:29.940 --> 01:23:32.099
cup of coffee from that place
1866
01:23:32.660 --> 01:23:34.260
in my mug,
1867
01:23:34.900 --> 01:23:35.619
black
1868
01:23:35.780 --> 01:23:36.739
coffee.
1869
01:23:37.620 --> 01:23:39.539
4.5 fucking dollars.
1870
01:23:39.860 --> 01:23:40.579
Yeah.
1871
01:23:41.060 --> 01:23:41.940
I did it once.
1872
01:23:42.934 --> 01:23:46.054
I will bring my own fucking coffee
1873
01:23:46.454 --> 01:23:48.135
to the coffee gathering
1874
01:23:48.614 --> 01:23:49.974
if I ever go
1875
01:23:50.295 --> 01:23:52.614
because why the hell am I gonna drive
1876
01:23:53.175 --> 01:23:54.375
thirty minutes
1877
01:23:54.840 --> 01:23:56.760
to go have a cup of coffee
1878
01:23:57.159 --> 01:23:59.959
that I can make in my motherfucking kitchen
1879
01:24:00.360 --> 01:24:01.159
for
1880
01:24:01.800 --> 01:24:03.239
pennies on the dollar?
1881
01:24:04.040 --> 01:24:05.719
You wanna hear something funny?
1882
01:24:06.520 --> 01:24:06.920
Remember
1883
01:24:07.560 --> 01:24:13.715
back remember back a couple years ago when just about anybody who was anybody who was nobody
1884
01:24:14.355 --> 01:24:16.594
basically sold their own coffee?
1885
01:24:18.755 --> 01:24:20.114
You I vaguely
1886
01:24:20.114 --> 01:24:20.915
remember
1887
01:24:20.915 --> 01:24:26.610
something like that because it's kind of like the same line as a lot of stars who create their
1888
01:24:27.010 --> 01:24:29.090
own makeup line or their
1889
01:24:29.890 --> 01:24:30.450
own,
1890
01:24:31.650 --> 01:24:32.850
oh, what is it? But
1891
01:24:33.330 --> 01:24:35.330
anyhow, things like that where
1892
01:24:35.330 --> 01:24:36.610
all the celebrities
1893
01:24:36.770 --> 01:24:37.170
and
1894
01:24:37.705 --> 01:24:40.185
who's who's in Hollywood start
1895
01:24:40.585 --> 01:24:47.145
all doing the same thing. Got Mike applying a clothing line. You had everybody doing it. They had even
1896
01:24:47.625 --> 01:24:48.905
a small following.
1897
01:24:51.420 --> 01:24:54.940
All that shit came from the same fucking warehouse.
1898
01:24:56.860 --> 01:24:58.540
90% of the time it does. Yeah.
1899
01:24:59.580 --> 01:25:01.659
Mean- Just what's called white label.
1900
01:25:01.980 --> 01:25:04.220
Yeah, exactly. That's exactly what it is.
1901
01:25:06.205 --> 01:25:11.565
And the coffee company was making money hand over fist on it because Oh, right. Yeah,
1902
01:25:11.885 --> 01:25:12.765
fuck. We'll
1903
01:25:13.005 --> 01:25:14.445
put your name on it,
1904
01:25:15.565 --> 01:25:20.045
we'll give you this blend. You can name it whatever you want. We don't give a shit.
1905
01:25:20.830 --> 01:25:23.550
You know? And that's exactly what it was.
1906
01:25:24.510 --> 01:25:25.070
And,
1907
01:25:25.630 --> 01:25:26.110
know,
1908
01:25:27.070 --> 01:25:27.790
like,
1909
01:25:28.110 --> 01:25:28.670
I
1910
01:25:28.990 --> 01:25:31.150
mean, Black Raffle coffee is okay.
1911
01:25:31.790 --> 01:25:32.270
There
1912
01:25:33.710 --> 01:25:39.055
are a couple blends that I like. The rest of them, I'm not really fond of, but
1913
01:25:39.695 --> 01:25:42.895
they're still way overpriced for what they are.
1914
01:25:43.295 --> 01:25:45.295
Yeah. And after
1915
01:25:46.255 --> 01:25:47.855
you add all that
1916
01:25:48.095 --> 01:25:48.735
wrap
1917
01:25:49.360 --> 01:25:50.480
into it,
1918
01:25:51.040 --> 01:25:53.440
you can't even fucking taste the coffee anymore.
1919
01:25:54.000 --> 01:25:54.720
Mm-mm.
1920
01:25:55.360 --> 01:25:58.560
That's why that's why most people just drink sugar water.
1921
01:25:58.880 --> 01:25:59.200
Yeah.
1922
01:26:01.935 --> 01:26:03.454
Gotta stop doing that.
1923
01:26:03.855 --> 01:26:05.215
Well, I've got
1924
01:26:05.695 --> 01:26:06.735
somewhat
1925
01:26:06.815 --> 01:26:09.775
too good pieces of information since Friday.
1926
01:26:10.094 --> 01:26:12.175
Well, that's fair. I don't know
1927
01:26:12.815 --> 01:26:16.494
why it's so drastically different. I went to the VA
1928
01:26:16.610 --> 01:26:17.889
last month.
1929
01:26:18.449 --> 01:26:21.090
At the end of the month I think I had my appointment.
1930
01:26:21.730 --> 01:26:24.289
I'd have to look on my phone when it was.
1931
01:26:24.929 --> 01:26:25.809
They did
1932
01:26:26.289 --> 01:26:29.250
the blood draw like they always do
1933
01:26:29.745 --> 01:26:32.145
and they said that my A1C
1934
01:26:32.705 --> 01:26:33.344
was
1935
01:26:34.145 --> 01:26:35.665
7.9.
1936
01:26:36.065 --> 01:26:36.785
Okay.
1937
01:26:38.625 --> 01:26:39.585
Went to my
1938
01:26:39.825 --> 01:26:42.785
primary care physician that I've had now
1939
01:26:43.099 --> 01:26:44.059
ever
1940
01:26:44.699 --> 01:26:46.219
since I got out of the military
1941
01:26:46.380 --> 01:26:49.499
for seventeen years now, had the same
1942
01:26:49.900 --> 01:26:51.419
primary care physician,
1943
01:26:52.059 --> 01:26:53.499
did blood
1944
01:26:53.820 --> 01:26:54.780
last Monday,
1945
01:26:55.395 --> 01:26:57.074
went to my appointment,
1946
01:26:58.034 --> 01:27:00.594
and that one was at seven point two.
1947
01:27:01.795 --> 01:27:04.275
Either way, that's
1948
01:27:04.275 --> 01:27:06.114
still a whole lot better than what it was.
1949
01:27:07.474 --> 01:27:09.715
Yes. Well, highest that I've hit
1950
01:27:10.020 --> 01:27:13.059
thus far, and this again was at the VA,
1951
01:27:13.300 --> 01:27:14.899
was 8.0.
1952
01:27:15.300 --> 01:27:16.019
Right.
1953
01:27:16.500 --> 01:27:19.619
And now, my primary care manager, and my
1954
01:27:20.980 --> 01:27:23.860
there ain't no way in hell a blood sugar level
1955
01:27:24.244 --> 01:27:26.084
is gonna be that drastic
1956
01:27:26.324 --> 01:27:27.124
in
1957
01:27:27.445 --> 01:27:28.564
three weeks.
1958
01:27:29.204 --> 01:27:29.925
Difference.
1959
01:27:31.125 --> 01:27:31.764
It
1960
01:27:32.485 --> 01:27:33.204
depends.
1961
01:27:33.605 --> 01:27:37.604
Normally, no, you're right. Normally, no, it won't be that drastic.
1962
01:27:38.165 --> 01:27:38.644
But
1963
01:27:39.125 --> 01:27:39.605
it can,
1964
01:27:40.140 --> 01:27:41.019
depending.
1965
01:27:41.820 --> 01:27:42.460
Well,
1966
01:27:42.780 --> 01:27:44.139
I'll go buy the one
1967
01:27:44.620 --> 01:27:46.539
for my primary care manager.
1968
01:27:47.500 --> 01:27:50.380
Oh hell yeah, rock it, dude. Well,
1969
01:27:50.860 --> 01:27:54.060
that's a sheet that I'll turn into fucking
1970
01:27:54.555 --> 01:27:55.675
for my physical.
1971
01:27:56.795 --> 01:27:57.595
Yeah.
1972
01:27:57.755 --> 01:27:58.955
So
1973
01:27:59.035 --> 01:28:00.315
I guess,
1974
01:28:00.955 --> 01:28:03.355
but it could be uniform weight as well.
1975
01:28:03.835 --> 01:28:04.635
I was in
1976
01:28:05.195 --> 01:28:06.795
my civilian clothes, I was off,
1977
01:28:07.470 --> 01:28:08.110
So
1978
01:28:08.910 --> 01:28:11.390
I guess I'm down to one hundred and ninety pounds.
1979
01:28:11.870 --> 01:28:13.950
Hell yeah, dude. Awesome.
1980
01:28:14.670 --> 01:28:15.470
Excellent.
1981
01:28:16.030 --> 01:28:17.310
That is. Now
1982
01:28:19.230 --> 01:28:20.110
I have cut,
1983
01:28:20.645 --> 01:28:22.645
and the biggest thing that I've cut
1984
01:28:22.965 --> 01:28:24.245
is sodas.
1985
01:28:24.725 --> 01:28:27.205
There you go. That'll do that. Now
1986
01:28:27.925 --> 01:28:30.165
I'll go through a fucking gallon of tea
1987
01:28:30.965 --> 01:28:32.005
in a day and a half.
1988
01:28:32.580 --> 01:28:36.579
Oh, that's, yeah, well, I mean, it's caffeine,
1989
01:28:37.540 --> 01:28:39.780
But yeah, soda, trust
1990
01:28:40.099 --> 01:28:41.380
me, soda will
1991
01:28:41.619 --> 01:28:43.619
drop weight on you quick.
1992
01:28:44.580 --> 01:28:45.780
Just have to put it out.
1993
01:28:46.505 --> 01:28:48.985
I don't fucking see it, but you know.
1994
01:28:50.105 --> 01:28:50.824
Right.
1995
01:28:51.065 --> 01:28:53.385
But yeah, I've gone to
1996
01:28:54.185 --> 01:28:56.024
I don't even drink a lot of those.
1997
01:28:56.505 --> 01:28:58.264
It's the HEB
1998
01:28:58.699 --> 01:29:01.179
diet root beer or
1999
01:29:01.659 --> 01:29:03.099
whatever, zero
2000
01:29:03.100 --> 01:29:03.979
sugar.
2001
01:29:04.780 --> 01:29:05.820
Yeah, well,
2002
01:29:06.699 --> 01:29:07.179
know,
2003
01:29:07.580 --> 01:29:09.260
that's actually a lie.
2004
01:29:09.820 --> 01:29:11.500
It says zero sugar
2005
01:29:11.905 --> 01:29:13.664
and all it means is
2006
01:29:13.985 --> 01:29:15.425
there's zero
2007
01:29:15.585 --> 01:29:18.704
real sugar in there. There's still sweetener in there.
2008
01:29:19.264 --> 01:29:20.144
Is that?
2009
01:29:20.864 --> 01:29:21.264
Correct. That
2010
01:29:22.625 --> 01:29:23.665
It's from the lab.
2011
01:29:24.770 --> 01:29:25.730
Asprotective,
2012
01:29:25.730 --> 01:29:26.770
it's whatever.
2013
01:29:27.570 --> 01:29:28.930
It's No, I
2014
01:29:31.250 --> 01:29:33.570
wouldn't say it's false, but it's false.
2015
01:29:36.385 --> 01:29:38.465
Yeah. Right. Yeah, I use
2016
01:29:39.585 --> 01:29:40.784
lab grown
2017
01:29:41.264 --> 01:29:42.864
sweetener in my coffee,
2018
01:29:43.425 --> 01:29:45.184
a real package of Splenda.
2019
01:29:45.665 --> 01:29:46.304
Yeah,
2020
01:29:47.985 --> 01:29:50.224
dude, it's not grown, it's just processed,
2021
01:29:50.945 --> 01:29:53.600
but yeah. It's in yeah. Synthetic.
2022
01:29:53.680 --> 01:29:55.920
100%.
2023
01:29:56.720 --> 01:29:57.920
Artificial.
2024
01:29:58.400 --> 01:29:59.040
Yeah.
2025
01:29:59.520 --> 01:30:01.760
But that's what I use to sweeten
2026
01:30:02.320 --> 01:30:03.120
my drinks.
2027
01:30:04.255 --> 01:30:06.015
Yeah, I don't yeah, I don't
2028
01:30:06.655 --> 01:30:07.295
if
2029
01:30:07.775 --> 01:30:12.095
I'm gonna put sugar on anything, I'm gonna put real sugar on, but I
2030
01:30:12.895 --> 01:30:14.095
do a lot of sugar
2031
01:30:14.335 --> 01:30:17.055
unless I get a hankering for candy, then I'll
2032
01:30:18.780 --> 01:30:22.459
pick out like old Porky, you know, Porky the pig.
2033
01:30:23.820 --> 01:30:25.260
Yeah. And I have
2034
01:30:26.540 --> 01:30:29.739
my candy at night because gotta have
2035
01:30:29.980 --> 01:30:31.500
my sweet tea shit at night,
2036
01:30:32.255 --> 01:30:34.094
but even that, I'm
2037
01:30:34.094 --> 01:30:36.014
down on. That's
2038
01:30:36.014 --> 01:30:44.014
cool. So those were my two good news for the week. Guess what I saw driving down the fucking highway today?
2039
01:30:44.540 --> 01:30:46.140
No telling. A car.
2040
01:30:46.780 --> 01:30:48.460
A truck. Yeah.
2041
01:30:49.260 --> 01:30:53.100
Pickup. Both of those. Yeah. I'll see you. Speed wagon.
2042
01:30:53.580 --> 01:30:57.100
No, didn't see any of those. Speedy gun palace. You know those?
2043
01:30:58.945 --> 01:31:00.065
No, but I have
2044
01:31:00.785 --> 01:31:02.145
seen a coyote
2045
01:31:02.305 --> 01:31:03.665
and a road runner
2046
01:31:04.225 --> 01:31:08.465
in close proximity of each other going up to Avalon though.
2047
01:31:12.610 --> 01:31:13.650
Oh shit.
2048
01:31:13.650 --> 01:31:15.090
And now,
2049
01:31:16.610 --> 01:31:18.290
roadrunner wasn't being chased.
2050
01:31:18.770 --> 01:31:19.970
I've yet to figure out
2051
01:31:20.930 --> 01:31:25.650
The roadrunners, yes, they are very fast
2052
01:31:24.945 --> 01:31:26.065
running birds,
2053
01:31:26.465 --> 01:31:28.864
but they got fucking wings and they can fly.
2054
01:31:29.185 --> 01:31:30.225
Yeah, they can.
2055
01:31:31.105 --> 01:31:32.304
Just choose to
2056
01:31:33.505 --> 01:31:34.545
grab the They
2057
01:31:34.945 --> 01:31:38.385
like to snag the lizards on the ground, so they just hang out there.
2058
01:31:39.070 --> 01:31:41.309
They like be bare while
2059
01:31:41.710 --> 01:31:43.710
they're running across the desert.
2060
01:31:46.190 --> 01:31:46.829
So
2061
01:31:47.150 --> 01:31:48.829
but I haven't seen any lately
2062
01:31:49.390 --> 01:31:52.510
because this week's schedule, man, they kinda just
2063
01:31:53.304 --> 01:31:58.664
I can't say I got the shaft, but I got the shaft this week. That's okay. Deal with it.
2064
01:32:00.744 --> 01:32:01.385
So
2065
01:32:01.864 --> 01:32:02.985
you know those
2066
01:32:03.545 --> 01:32:04.585
new semis
2067
01:32:04.585 --> 01:32:05.385
that have that
2068
01:32:06.360 --> 01:32:07.480
wraparound
2069
01:32:07.560 --> 01:32:08.600
windshield
2070
01:32:09.000 --> 01:32:10.760
and have the center
2071
01:32:11.480 --> 01:32:13.080
seat for the driver?
2072
01:32:14.120 --> 01:32:15.239
Center seat?
2073
01:32:15.560 --> 01:32:16.440
Yes.
2074
01:32:17.240 --> 01:32:17.960
Never heard of.
2075
01:32:18.645 --> 01:32:20.965
You've been slipping other stuff in your coffee?
2076
01:32:21.525 --> 01:32:22.885
No. These are
2077
01:32:24.245 --> 01:32:27.764
these are the new fucking semis
2078
01:32:28.165 --> 01:32:31.125
that they're making has a wrap around
2079
01:32:31.285 --> 01:32:32.165
front windshield,
2080
01:32:33.370 --> 01:32:35.370
and the seat is in the center.
2081
01:32:35.770 --> 01:32:37.130
Well, I've seen the
2082
01:32:37.450 --> 01:32:42.410
I've seen the prototypes that they like the Tesla truck semi that they're
2083
01:32:42.730 --> 01:32:46.490
talking about from time to time that, you know, you see them and it's this bubble
2084
01:32:47.025 --> 01:32:51.665
almost looks like someone's taken a bullet train and set it on top of a
2085
01:32:52.065 --> 01:32:57.665
of the of a couple of truck truck tires. So it's kinda like this cone shape.
2086
01:32:57.985 --> 01:33:06.909
And then right below it, you've got some more plastic that's going around the wheels. So it kinda so it kinda covers them up. And I mean, I've seen that.
2087
01:33:07.390 --> 01:33:14.030
And, yeah, the truck is basically kinda in the in the center of a of a clear plastic bubble looking thing.
2088
01:33:15.275 --> 01:33:19.755
But Well, this one this one today that drove past me
2089
01:33:20.395 --> 01:33:21.594
on the interstate
2090
01:33:21.995 --> 01:33:22.715
is
2091
01:33:23.595 --> 01:33:27.835
the seat is in the center. The mirrors are all fucking
2092
01:33:28.110 --> 01:33:28.989
cameras.
2093
01:33:29.790 --> 01:33:31.550
They do have the mirrors
2094
01:33:34.830 --> 01:33:36.910
you're looking at the fucking
2095
01:33:37.390 --> 01:33:39.310
you don't even have to look left and right.
2096
01:33:39.550 --> 01:33:42.750
Because they got the fucking display right there of the cameras that
2097
01:33:43.105 --> 01:33:45.425
you can see on either side of the vehicle,
2098
01:33:45.905 --> 01:33:47.184
all the way to the back,
2099
01:33:47.905 --> 01:33:49.344
all the blind spots,
2100
01:33:50.065 --> 01:33:54.065
the ones in front if you can't already fucking just look down.
2101
01:33:55.120 --> 01:33:58.480
Yeah, I saw one of those drive by and I thought for sure,
2102
01:33:59.120 --> 01:34:00.960
is this one of these motherfucker
2103
01:34:01.120 --> 01:34:02.080
or
2104
01:34:02.080 --> 01:34:03.119
driverless
2105
01:34:03.280 --> 01:34:04.079
trucks?
2106
01:34:04.640 --> 01:34:09.445
No, there was a driver in it. Yeah, well they're required to have drivers they're required to
2107
01:34:10.405 --> 01:34:14.485
in them still, they can't be autonomous
2108
01:34:15.045 --> 01:34:21.045
and not have, they're barely, I mean, there's places like Austin where they can have like Waymo
2109
01:34:21.365 --> 01:34:23.525
cars run around, but that's the,
2110
01:34:24.429 --> 01:34:30.349
but Well, I'm in Dallas. They're rare, you know, far between. Dallas Fort Worth,
2111
01:34:30.590 --> 01:34:32.749
they fucking have trucks without drivers.
2112
01:34:34.429 --> 01:34:35.230
Local trucks.
2113
01:34:36.285 --> 01:34:39.005
Now who's unloading these trucks,
2114
01:34:39.324 --> 01:34:40.124
I don't know,
2115
01:34:40.685 --> 01:34:44.525
but a couple of guys out of my plan said
2116
01:34:44.844 --> 01:34:46.045
that they have seen
2117
01:34:46.445 --> 01:34:48.285
the driverless trucks
2118
01:34:48.285 --> 01:34:50.525
up in Dallas Fort Worth area.
2119
01:34:51.219 --> 01:34:53.139
Now I haven't spotted one yet.
2120
01:34:53.540 --> 01:34:54.260
Right.
2121
01:34:54.659 --> 01:34:56.260
But of course, I don't fucking
2122
01:34:56.900 --> 01:34:58.340
drive into Dallas
2123
01:34:58.739 --> 01:34:59.780
anymore. Right.
2124
01:35:00.579 --> 01:35:01.540
Yeah, see that's
2125
01:35:02.340 --> 01:35:02.979
I
2126
01:35:03.300 --> 01:35:03.699
couldn't,
2127
01:35:04.645 --> 01:35:07.764
if I was still driving, I couldn't
2128
01:35:09.045 --> 01:35:10.804
that would be a deal breaker.
2129
01:35:12.725 --> 01:35:14.565
I mean, I would rather drive
2130
01:35:16.165 --> 01:35:18.085
past a Mexican that
2131
01:35:18.500 --> 01:35:21.860
has his battery box hung on by number nine wire.
2132
01:35:22.340 --> 01:35:22.980
Right.
2133
01:35:23.620 --> 01:35:26.340
That's what we've seen. Than a driverless truck, okay?
2134
01:35:26.740 --> 01:35:27.540
Right.
2135
01:35:27.700 --> 01:35:29.940
I'm sorry, I got standards here.
2136
01:35:30.420 --> 01:35:30.980
Yeah.
2137
01:35:31.300 --> 01:35:39.655
You know, I had just Yeah, no. I've seen Mexican wagons that are just like that. I mean, that nope. Nope. Two no two
2138
01:35:40.054 --> 01:35:42.775
panels of metal or fiberglass
2139
01:35:42.935 --> 01:35:43.894
match.
2140
01:35:44.775 --> 01:35:47.495
But by God, you know, you'll have a red door
2141
01:35:47.990 --> 01:35:49.750
and an orange sleeper
2142
01:35:49.990 --> 01:35:54.710
and a little little sleep little vent on the sleeper might be green
2143
01:35:55.110 --> 01:35:57.430
and the left fender is blue.
2144
01:35:58.310 --> 01:36:00.150
The hood is white.
2145
01:36:00.870 --> 01:36:01.830
I'm good with that.
2146
01:36:02.425 --> 01:36:06.425
Oh, yeah. I do. Gee, sounds like sounds like a pickup I once owned.
2147
01:36:06.745 --> 01:36:07.224
Yeah.
2148
01:36:08.824 --> 01:36:15.580
But but a truck or a vehicle driving by itself with no driver in it. Negatory,
2149
01:36:15.580 --> 01:36:16.380
Ghost Rider.
2150
01:36:17.100 --> 01:36:21.740
That, no, there is no way. I I would I'd park the truck.
2151
01:36:22.060 --> 01:36:22.860
I would.
2152
01:36:23.500 --> 01:36:27.340
Because Now if I so ever happen to see one of those
2153
01:36:27.895 --> 01:36:28.855
thriving,
2154
01:36:29.415 --> 01:36:31.655
oh, yeah. My speed is gonna get cut
2155
01:36:32.055 --> 01:36:33.015
considerably.
2156
01:36:33.575 --> 01:36:38.375
Let that motherfucker just drive way ahead of me wherever the fuck he wants to go
2157
01:36:38.935 --> 01:36:40.935
as long as it is not in my
2158
01:36:41.820 --> 01:36:42.619
bubble,
2159
01:36:43.179 --> 01:36:46.939
especially my three second bubble in front of me.
2160
01:36:47.500 --> 01:36:51.739
But see, that's the thing, I would rather be in front of it because
2161
01:36:52.060 --> 01:36:54.139
my thought would be, and this
2162
01:36:54.699 --> 01:36:55.900
is how I think, okay?
2163
01:36:57.325 --> 01:37:01.324
If something were to happen with one of those computers
2164
01:37:01.805 --> 01:37:04.925
and it shut that truck down, if I'm behind it,
2165
01:37:05.325 --> 01:37:10.125
all of a sudden I'm coming up on it and
2166
01:37:08.970 --> 01:37:11.130
I could get involved in the accident,
2167
01:37:11.450 --> 01:37:13.530
I might have to do a hard brake event,
2168
01:37:13.690 --> 01:37:21.130
so if I got in front of it, anything that happened behind me, give two shits about. I don't care. You're
2169
01:37:21.130 --> 01:37:23.130
right, I will partially agree with you,
2170
01:37:23.864 --> 01:37:29.544
but I'm gonna give them plenty enough space to get way up in front of me
2171
01:37:30.025 --> 01:37:32.664
that I will see what is coming
2172
01:37:32.985 --> 01:37:35.784
ahead of me by the time I get there.
2173
01:37:36.550 --> 01:37:40.230
Well, I mean, that's fine, but no, not me.
2174
01:37:40.470 --> 01:37:44.550
I'd be like, uh-uh. I'll I'll find the next truck stop.
2175
01:37:44.870 --> 01:37:47.910
I'll call old Greyhound up and wind your next bus out.
2176
01:37:48.505 --> 01:37:49.385
I'm done.
2177
01:37:50.185 --> 01:37:52.264
No, uh-uh, no.
2178
01:37:53.625 --> 01:37:54.344
I
2179
01:37:55.625 --> 01:37:57.145
partially agree with that.
2180
01:37:57.785 --> 01:37:58.824
It's
2181
01:38:00.185 --> 01:38:05.429
just going too far if you ask me, and one, it's taking jobs away from drivers.
2182
01:38:06.309 --> 01:38:07.669
But then again,
2183
01:38:08.630 --> 01:38:11.349
drivers nowadays kind of really don't want to,
2184
01:38:12.230 --> 01:38:13.349
you know, I mean,
2185
01:38:13.829 --> 01:38:14.789
a lot of people
2186
01:38:15.429 --> 01:38:17.510
don't want to drive trucks anymore
2187
01:38:18.105 --> 01:38:20.264
because they're not making $300,000
2188
01:38:20.264 --> 01:38:21.064
a year
2189
01:38:21.385 --> 01:38:23.784
like they think that truck drivers do.
2190
01:38:24.184 --> 01:38:26.905
And that's a lie, but that's always been a lie, but
2191
01:38:27.864 --> 01:38:30.505
Well, yes, that is correct. It's always been a lie,
2192
01:38:31.500 --> 01:38:33.260
will always be a lie.
2193
01:38:33.900 --> 01:38:34.459
And
2194
01:38:35.260 --> 01:38:36.219
who's doing,
2195
01:38:36.780 --> 01:38:39.179
I can't say a majority of the truck driving,
2196
01:38:39.579 --> 01:38:43.019
but who's doing a good percentage of the truck driving these
2197
01:38:43.820 --> 01:38:44.139
days?
2198
01:38:45.335 --> 01:38:46.695
I don't know. Who?
2199
01:38:47.015 --> 01:38:48.614
People that shouldn't be.
2200
01:38:48.935 --> 01:38:49.895
Well, true.
2201
01:38:50.375 --> 01:38:51.575
Illegals,
2202
01:38:52.215 --> 01:38:56.775
people that shouldn't even have a fucking license in The United States, but they're driving 80,000
2203
01:38:56.775 --> 01:38:57.575
fucking pounds.
2204
01:38:58.360 --> 01:39:03.400
But honestly, I would rather have them driving on the fucking roads than a driverless truck.
2205
01:39:04.120 --> 01:39:06.920
Well, again, when I see those people, I fucking
2206
01:39:07.560 --> 01:39:09.079
But everybody
2207
01:39:09.400 --> 01:39:10.920
fucking passes me
2208
01:39:11.535 --> 01:39:12.255
away.
2209
01:39:13.295 --> 01:39:14.094
Right?
2210
01:39:14.815 --> 01:39:16.735
No. I know. It it So
2211
01:39:17.614 --> 01:39:20.735
yeah. Them them guys can just pass me and just
2212
01:39:21.135 --> 01:39:23.695
haul ass down the road, knock yourself the fuck out.
2213
01:39:24.800 --> 01:39:27.840
Just keep the fuck out of my goddamn
2214
01:39:28.160 --> 01:39:29.440
camera bubble.
2215
01:39:31.600 --> 01:39:33.360
Because the rest of I can handle.
2216
01:39:34.080 --> 01:39:38.240
Because you see, that's the thing. I mean, they can try and make these driverless trucks
2217
01:39:38.425 --> 01:39:41.545
all safe and all like this, say, Oh yeah, they're safe.
2218
01:39:42.025 --> 01:39:43.225
But you know,
2219
01:39:43.865 --> 01:39:44.985
mechanical things
2220
01:39:45.625 --> 01:39:47.385
tend to break unannounced.
2221
01:39:47.785 --> 01:39:48.745
Well, thing,
2222
01:39:49.225 --> 01:39:52.825
every time that Computers. If you were to have everything
2223
01:39:52.905 --> 01:39:53.545
run
2224
01:39:53.960 --> 01:39:57.320
strictly by computers and no one was allowed to drive,
2225
01:39:57.800 --> 01:40:00.920
then yeah, they would be completely 100% safe.
2226
01:40:01.400 --> 01:40:05.320
But computers do not know how to handle the randomness of humans.
2227
01:40:05.735 --> 01:40:07.175
No, they don't.
2228
01:40:07.574 --> 01:40:09.574
And that's why they're so damn dangerous.
2229
01:40:10.614 --> 01:40:11.655
Yeah, I agree.
2230
01:40:11.895 --> 01:40:13.655
Because they are black and white,
2231
01:40:14.375 --> 01:40:15.014
they
2232
01:40:15.735 --> 01:40:17.895
don't have any concept of
2233
01:40:19.100 --> 01:40:20.139
common sense.
2234
01:40:20.780 --> 01:40:23.659
No. It's just it's what follows the programming.
2235
01:40:24.140 --> 01:40:24.860
Yep.
2236
01:40:25.420 --> 01:40:27.980
Just like my fucking camera does.
2237
01:40:28.620 --> 01:40:30.220
Follows the fucking program,
2238
01:40:31.515 --> 01:40:36.075
but it doesn't have the common sense of a three sixty degree view that I have.
2239
01:40:36.795 --> 01:40:44.475
Doesn't have the common sense? Well, even the programmers, they don't have the common sense of somebody who's been driving for the past twenty years.
2240
01:40:45.460 --> 01:40:46.179
Exactly.
2241
01:40:46.659 --> 01:40:49.300
That's the thing, they don't have the experience,
2242
01:40:50.340 --> 01:40:51.459
so you can't
2243
01:40:51.619 --> 01:40:52.820
make it safe.
2244
01:40:53.860 --> 01:40:54.820
That's correct,
2245
01:40:55.380 --> 01:41:00.500
because none of these programmers or anything like this have ever gotten behind the wheel of one of those things
2246
01:41:01.135 --> 01:41:02.895
and rolled it down the road.
2247
01:41:03.695 --> 01:41:06.495
And took the time to actually learn it
2248
01:41:06.895 --> 01:41:07.695
because
2249
01:41:08.175 --> 01:41:10.975
the only way to make a driverless truck safe
2250
01:41:11.295 --> 01:41:11.935
is to,
2251
01:41:13.389 --> 01:41:17.469
have someone who's been through this situation, that situation,
2252
01:41:17.630 --> 01:41:21.469
and you need a pool of about 3,000,000 people,
2253
01:41:21.869 --> 01:41:23.629
and you might get close
2254
01:41:23.869 --> 01:41:25.309
to all the experiences
2255
01:41:25.825 --> 01:41:27.025
because no
2256
01:41:27.185 --> 01:41:29.425
two experiences are ever the same.
2257
01:41:30.225 --> 01:41:30.864
Yeah,
2258
01:41:31.185 --> 01:41:37.265
I can't tell you how many four wheelers I saw just like you guys saw when you were driving. How many four wheelers
2259
01:41:37.840 --> 01:41:39.840
gotta get in front of that semi
2260
01:41:40.160 --> 01:41:41.600
to make better time?
2261
01:41:41.840 --> 01:41:42.560
Yep.
2262
01:41:43.200 --> 01:41:44.640
Because the four wheelers
2263
01:41:44.800 --> 01:41:46.320
don't have a fucking
2264
01:41:46.400 --> 01:41:47.120
clue
2265
01:41:47.440 --> 01:41:49.120
nor do they want to
2266
01:41:49.520 --> 01:41:49.840
Nope.
2267
01:41:50.675 --> 01:41:52.835
Of what it takes to stop
2268
01:41:53.715 --> 01:41:55.315
80,000 pounds.
2269
01:41:55.635 --> 01:41:57.235
Because they're only trying to stop
2270
01:41:57.795 --> 01:41:59.235
2,000 pounds.
2271
01:41:59.635 --> 01:42:00.595
Absolutely.
2272
01:42:01.555 --> 01:42:02.929
And they
2273
01:42:03.409 --> 01:42:07.889
have multiple computers and ABS brakes to do that for them.
2274
01:42:08.610 --> 01:42:11.969
So no, they they still don't even know how to do it
2275
01:42:12.290 --> 01:42:14.130
because the car does it
2276
01:42:14.465 --> 01:42:18.545
on its own. You just Yeah. You just apply the brake.
2277
01:42:18.945 --> 01:42:20.065
That's it. Yeah.
2278
01:42:20.865 --> 01:42:21.905
Then the Do you guys
2279
01:42:22.865 --> 01:42:23.025
you
2280
01:42:24.225 --> 01:42:26.625
to Fridays with Frank
2281
01:42:26.705 --> 01:42:27.825
on Facebook?
2282
01:42:29.170 --> 01:42:29.809
No.
2283
01:42:30.449 --> 01:42:31.729
What about you, Brian?
2284
01:42:32.369 --> 01:42:32.929
No.
2285
01:42:33.570 --> 01:42:36.449
Have you ever heard of Fridays with Frank?
2286
01:42:36.690 --> 01:42:38.050
Oh, yeah. I've heard.
2287
01:42:39.489 --> 01:42:40.130
Oh, okay.
2288
01:42:40.945 --> 01:42:43.264
Yeah, he's a sheriff deputy in
2289
01:42:43.585 --> 01:42:44.545
Arizona,
2290
01:42:44.864 --> 01:42:47.025
right around the Mesa Valley area.
2291
01:42:47.585 --> 01:42:49.505
I can't remember what chair.
2292
01:42:51.344 --> 01:42:54.545
He's Oh, this the sheriff that made all the
2293
01:42:54.520 --> 01:42:58.440
all the inmates wear pink underwear and No, no, no. No,
2294
01:42:59.400 --> 01:43:00.199
no, no.
2295
01:43:00.600 --> 01:43:01.640
Completely Okay. Different
2296
01:43:03.080 --> 01:43:03.560
Yeah.
2297
01:43:04.280 --> 01:43:04.840
Yeah.
2298
01:43:05.400 --> 01:43:07.080
Totally different guy. No, I'm sorry.
2299
01:43:07.824 --> 01:43:12.064
Fridays is with Frank, he's a sheriff's deputy out of New Mexico,
2300
01:43:12.465 --> 01:43:15.504
not Arizona. Wow. Arizona has that
2301
01:43:16.625 --> 01:43:17.344
sheriff
2302
01:43:17.744 --> 01:43:19.665
that, yeah, has all Speaker the info
2303
01:43:21.505 --> 01:43:23.070
two: Arpaio.
2304
01:43:23.470 --> 01:43:33.550
Yeah. Yeah. Honestly, I don't I don't think he's sheriff anymore. No. He's not sheriff anymore. They they they finally got enough liberals in in Arizona to drive him out.
2305
01:43:34.505 --> 01:43:35.705
That's too bad,
2306
01:43:36.025 --> 01:43:37.225
because his inmates
2307
01:43:37.705 --> 01:43:39.145
got exactly
2308
01:43:39.145 --> 01:43:40.505
what they deserved.
2309
01:43:41.865 --> 01:43:43.625
And his philosophy is,
2310
01:43:44.025 --> 01:43:44.665
if
2311
01:43:45.065 --> 01:43:46.185
soldiers can
2312
01:43:47.190 --> 01:43:49.030
live in this type of environment,
2313
01:43:49.430 --> 01:43:50.469
so can they.
2314
01:43:50.950 --> 01:43:53.030
Right, but you see also,
2315
01:43:53.190 --> 01:43:54.389
his inmates,
2316
01:43:54.710 --> 01:43:57.510
he didn't have very many repeat offenders either.
2317
01:43:57.910 --> 01:43:59.590
Thank you, you're right, he didn't.
2318
01:44:00.125 --> 01:44:01.005
So
2319
01:44:01.085 --> 01:44:02.125
even though
2320
01:44:02.365 --> 01:44:08.925
everybody was saying, Oh my God, oh my God, he's so cruel, he's so cruel, guess what? He rehabilitated
2321
01:44:09.005 --> 01:44:10.525
a lot of his fucking prisoners.
2322
01:44:12.780 --> 01:44:14.380
He had the lowest
2323
01:44:14.940 --> 01:44:17.340
residual or whatever
2324
01:44:17.340 --> 01:44:18.380
that word is.
2325
01:44:20.220 --> 01:44:20.940
Right,
2326
01:44:21.340 --> 01:44:22.460
yeah he did.
2327
01:44:23.260 --> 01:44:24.380
Of any sheriff ever.
2328
01:44:25.275 --> 01:44:25.915
Yeah.
2329
01:44:26.315 --> 01:44:26.955
And
2330
01:44:28.235 --> 01:44:32.235
they shoved him out because, oh my God, they just couldn't fathom it.
2331
01:44:32.795 --> 01:44:34.315
Which again is too bad.
2332
01:44:35.275 --> 01:44:36.795
Anyway, Friday's with Frank.
2333
01:44:37.580 --> 01:44:39.340
He pulls a car over
2334
01:44:39.900 --> 01:44:40.699
doing
2335
01:44:40.780 --> 01:44:45.580
excess of more than 20 miles an hour over the speed limit,
2336
01:44:46.780 --> 01:44:47.420
which
2337
01:44:47.580 --> 01:44:49.100
for New Mexico
2338
01:44:49.515 --> 01:44:50.475
is
2339
01:44:50.475 --> 01:44:52.075
criminal speed.
2340
01:44:52.555 --> 01:44:54.235
Mhmm. Okay?
2341
01:44:55.035 --> 01:44:59.435
So he gets up to this Tesla, it just happened to be a Tesla,
2342
01:45:00.715 --> 01:45:02.075
and the driver
2343
01:45:02.235 --> 01:45:04.475
says that he was not driving
2344
01:45:04.820 --> 01:45:05.940
the car.
2345
01:45:07.060 --> 01:45:08.099
At the time,
2346
01:45:09.700 --> 01:45:12.260
he said when he was clocked or whatever,
2347
01:45:12.900 --> 01:45:15.139
it was on autopilot.
2348
01:45:15.780 --> 01:45:22.085
He did not have the his hands on the wheel. The car was driving itself.
2349
01:45:22.965 --> 01:45:27.045
That's the argument that he wanted to argue on the side of the road.
2350
01:45:27.845 --> 01:45:29.284
He ain't very bright.
2351
01:45:30.245 --> 01:45:30.645
Well,
2352
01:45:31.700 --> 01:45:32.500
maybe
2353
01:45:33.940 --> 01:45:38.420
they need to take fucking warning labels off products.
2354
01:45:39.220 --> 01:45:41.300
I'm gonna let these motherfuckers,
2355
01:45:42.020 --> 01:45:43.700
you know, let let the-
2356
01:45:44.265 --> 01:45:46.025
Common sense sort them out. Natural
2357
01:45:47.225 --> 01:45:48.025
selection.
2358
01:45:48.344 --> 01:45:51.224
Yeah, that's the word, yeah. Natural selection
2359
01:45:51.864 --> 01:45:53.145
weed themselves
2360
01:45:53.145 --> 01:45:53.784
out,
2361
01:45:54.585 --> 01:45:55.224
but-
2362
01:45:56.105 --> 01:45:58.985
see- That will probably not ever happen in my lifetime again.
2363
01:45:59.720 --> 01:46:03.160
No, it won't because you see the thing is
2364
01:46:03.960 --> 01:46:09.000
the reason why they won't do it is because the Democrats think they have to save you from yourself.
2365
01:46:09.640 --> 01:46:10.600
And that's why
2366
01:46:10.840 --> 01:46:11.800
we have all this,
2367
01:46:12.445 --> 01:46:14.364
you know, censorship and
2368
01:46:15.005 --> 01:46:16.764
all this bullshit
2369
01:46:17.485 --> 01:46:23.804
because, oh my God, if the Democrats don't save us, then we can't make it on our own.
2370
01:46:24.860 --> 01:46:25.580
That
2371
01:46:25.980 --> 01:46:26.860
is right.
2372
01:46:27.500 --> 01:46:28.780
That's the way they think.
2373
01:46:29.100 --> 01:46:35.260
Yep. If they saved somebody from a horrible life, then they'll vote for them.
2374
01:46:36.555 --> 01:46:37.355
Absolutely.
2375
01:46:38.235 --> 01:46:40.555
Yeah. I mean But if I watch a kid,
2376
01:46:41.115 --> 01:46:43.035
not so much with a fork,
2377
01:46:43.675 --> 01:46:45.115
but playing with an outlet,
2378
01:46:45.675 --> 01:46:48.955
I'm just gonna sit there, put one my chin
2379
01:46:49.470 --> 01:46:50.990
on one of my hands,
2380
01:46:51.470 --> 01:46:54.110
prop that arm up on an arm or,
2381
01:46:54.670 --> 01:47:00.430
you know, on the arm of the couch or whatever, and I'm just gonna let them I'm just gonna watch them.
2382
01:47:00.910 --> 01:47:03.790
And when they get that shock, it's not gonna kill them,
2383
01:47:05.074 --> 01:47:10.835
But when they get there that shock and they're old enough to answer, it's like, are you gonna do that again?
2384
01:47:11.475 --> 01:47:12.434
And they say,
2385
01:47:12.755 --> 01:47:13.394
no.
2386
01:47:14.034 --> 01:47:14.835
Well,
2387
01:47:15.795 --> 01:47:16.915
I'm gonna watch you do it.
2388
01:47:17.660 --> 01:47:19.020
And then ask you,
2389
01:47:19.660 --> 01:47:20.300
why?
2390
01:47:20.940 --> 01:47:23.020
Because I like how it tickled.
2391
01:47:25.660 --> 01:47:29.100
Well, that's what I told my daughter whenever I was over there this weekend,
2392
01:47:29.675 --> 01:47:32.475
because she was talking about how she needed to get some
2393
01:47:32.795 --> 01:47:35.515
plug in covers because she was, her daughter was,
2394
01:47:36.155 --> 01:47:38.955
my grandkid, little bit was trying to,
2395
01:47:39.435 --> 01:47:43.239
trying to put something in the, in the plug in. And I was like,
2396
01:47:43.960 --> 01:47:45.400
don't don't stop her.
2397
01:47:45.880 --> 01:47:47.800
Give her a penny. Let her do it.
2398
01:47:48.360 --> 01:47:52.840
She'll, you know, she'll do the one ten shuffle for a few moments and let go and
2399
01:47:53.080 --> 01:47:56.120
realize that really fucking hurts. Let's not play that game no more.
2400
01:47:56.945 --> 01:47:57.824
Yeah.
2401
01:47:57.905 --> 01:47:58.864
That's
2402
01:47:58.864 --> 01:48:01.104
exactly the way, but oh my God.
2403
01:48:01.664 --> 01:48:02.545
Exactly.
2404
01:48:02.545 --> 01:48:07.104
Let a liberal hear that and you're broke That's child abuse.
2405
01:48:07.344 --> 01:48:08.385
Yeah, no, it's not.
2406
01:48:09.070 --> 01:48:12.030
It's called learning common sense.
2407
01:48:12.830 --> 01:48:13.389
That's like if
2408
01:48:14.830 --> 01:48:16.269
a stove is on,
2409
01:48:16.989 --> 01:48:20.349
and there's a reason why caution hot surface
2410
01:48:20.510 --> 01:48:23.615
is in words somewhere on there. Yeah.
2411
01:48:23.855 --> 01:48:24.655
Hello?
2412
01:48:25.455 --> 01:48:28.415
Well, and I mean, and I understand, like if she's
2413
01:48:29.135 --> 01:48:31.375
in danger of pulling a
2414
01:48:31.535 --> 01:48:33.615
pot of hot oil or hot
2415
01:48:34.175 --> 01:48:34.495
water,
2416
01:48:35.080 --> 01:48:41.480
you know, boiling hot water upon her, then yeah, you want to stop her from doing that. That's different.
2417
01:48:41.719 --> 01:48:45.079
Yeah. I mean, at the same time, if she's, you know, she,
2418
01:48:45.480 --> 01:48:53.844
it's not gonna, there's a chance, there's a slim chance that yeah, she could get herself killed. I mean, yeah, she happened to have a
2419
01:48:54.324 --> 01:48:56.324
wire clamped
2420
01:48:56.324 --> 01:49:00.644
between her teeth and she jams it in there. There's a good chance that she may lock up,
2421
01:49:01.525 --> 01:49:01.685
but,
2422
01:49:02.740 --> 01:49:04.420
you know, the chance of
2423
01:49:04.820 --> 01:49:07.140
it killing her or
2424
01:49:07.220 --> 01:49:13.540
by sticking something, you know, sticking a fork in there is probably a lot less than what a lot of people want to admit.
2425
01:49:14.100 --> 01:49:14.500
It gonna Yeah.
2426
01:49:16.335 --> 01:49:19.375
I mean, it is a lot less than people want to admit.
2427
01:49:19.935 --> 01:49:21.135
Because, I mean,
2428
01:49:21.455 --> 01:49:25.054
sticking a paper clip, a screwdriver, whatever into a socket,
2429
01:49:25.614 --> 01:49:26.974
you're going to get tangled.
2430
01:49:27.295 --> 01:49:27.535
Now,
2431
01:49:28.429 --> 01:49:30.510
can it kill you? Technically,
2432
01:49:30.909 --> 01:49:31.630
yes.
2433
01:49:32.510 --> 01:49:35.550
People have died from it. I mean, you go off and grab
2434
01:49:36.110 --> 01:49:37.469
a touchable
2435
01:49:37.469 --> 01:49:38.749
refrigerator with
2436
01:49:39.230 --> 01:49:40.510
a short It's astronomical.
2437
01:49:41.554 --> 01:49:44.755
Has happened. The chance of it per 1,000
2438
01:49:44.755 --> 01:49:45.874
per capita
2439
01:49:46.275 --> 01:49:48.434
is astron fucking nomenical.
2440
01:49:48.755 --> 01:49:56.530
So people that would try and bring shit like that up, I would just tell them, shut the fuck up. You don't know what you're talking about.
2441
01:49:57.090 --> 01:50:00.530
You know? Oh, one person out of every 10,000,
2442
01:50:00.530 --> 01:50:02.130
you know, die.
2443
01:50:02.770 --> 01:50:03.650
Guess what?
2444
01:50:03.890 --> 01:50:06.210
One person out of every ten thousand
2445
01:50:06.370 --> 01:50:08.210
takes one step and dies.
2446
01:50:09.635 --> 01:50:10.595
It's your point.
2447
01:50:11.075 --> 01:50:12.115
It don't matter.
2448
01:50:12.835 --> 01:50:13.715
It happens.
2449
01:50:14.275 --> 01:50:18.275
Yeah, it's sad that it happens, it sucks that it happens, but guess what?
2450
01:50:18.675 --> 01:50:19.315
It happens.
2451
01:50:20.610 --> 01:50:24.769
The other 99.99999999
2452
01:50:25.650 --> 01:50:27.249
just get tickled.
2453
01:50:27.730 --> 01:50:30.130
Some enjoy the tickle, others don't.
2454
01:50:30.449 --> 01:50:31.170
Yeah.
2455
01:50:31.570 --> 01:50:37.135
Well, I'm one of those Tin shuffle isn't the funnest thing, but it it it gets your attention, that's for damn sure.
2456
01:50:38.175 --> 01:50:40.095
Yeah. That's the whole thing.
2457
01:50:40.735 --> 01:50:42.495
It definitely gets your attention.
2458
01:50:42.975 --> 01:50:45.055
Not really. Not to
2459
01:50:45.135 --> 01:50:47.375
me, but It's always gotten my attention.
2460
01:50:48.670 --> 01:50:49.550
I mean,
2461
01:50:50.030 --> 01:50:50.909
I feel it,
2462
01:50:51.389 --> 01:50:52.429
but I
2463
01:50:53.230 --> 01:50:56.669
mean, five seconds goes by and I've done forgotten about it.
2464
01:50:58.190 --> 01:50:59.949
02:20
2465
01:51:00.055 --> 01:51:01.415
gets my attention,
2466
01:51:02.215 --> 01:51:02.935
you know?
2467
01:51:03.415 --> 01:51:07.014
And four eighty really gets my attention, but yeah.
2468
01:51:07.575 --> 01:51:09.415
Yeah. 110? Fuck.
2469
01:51:09.815 --> 01:51:11.735
I mean, damn, dude. That's
2470
01:51:12.215 --> 01:51:12.455
like,
2471
01:51:13.060 --> 01:51:13.940
I don't know,
2472
01:51:14.260 --> 01:51:20.500
that's just like a little muscle spasm to me, but that could be probably
2473
01:51:20.980 --> 01:51:24.500
three fourths of what's wrong with me. I've been shocked so many times.
2474
01:51:25.635 --> 01:51:26.274
Well,
2475
01:51:26.594 --> 01:51:27.554
I'm good.
2476
01:51:29.315 --> 01:51:30.754
But to a small person,
2477
01:51:31.395 --> 01:51:32.594
they'll
2478
01:51:32.594 --> 01:51:33.715
get
2479
01:51:33.795 --> 01:51:36.274
their attention. They're gonna be like, Man,
2480
01:51:36.594 --> 01:51:38.994
I am not gonna allow that motherfucker to bite me again.
2481
01:51:39.560 --> 01:51:46.360
Oh yeah, no, no, yeah, yeah. A small person, they'll learn real quick, uh-uh, I ain't touching that. I just never
2482
01:51:46.920 --> 01:51:48.840
fully learned it, I guess.
2483
01:51:50.760 --> 01:51:51.160
Obviously
2484
01:51:52.840 --> 01:51:53.240
not.
2485
01:51:55.065 --> 01:51:56.825
I mean, try and change a
2486
01:51:57.625 --> 01:52:00.185
live wall socket or a live switch,
2487
01:52:00.745 --> 01:52:01.465
you know,
2488
01:52:02.185 --> 01:52:04.345
with a new one. Yeah.
2489
01:52:04.585 --> 01:52:09.130
You have to be very delicate, and I'm not very delicate, so yeah, it
2490
01:52:10.250 --> 01:52:11.210
kinda just,
2491
01:52:12.170 --> 01:52:12.730
yeah.
2492
01:52:13.370 --> 01:52:16.170
Yeah, your arm flies backwards very quickly.
2493
01:52:19.074 --> 01:52:21.715
Get a little bit of a twitch from time to time, so
2494
01:52:22.275 --> 01:52:24.675
Yeah, every now and then you had to.
2495
01:52:26.675 --> 01:52:29.474
Every now and you're like, Oh, shit, damn it.
2496
01:52:30.514 --> 01:52:33.999
And it's out of the blue, I don't even know it's coming. Yep.
2497
01:52:34.239 --> 01:52:40.159
Just like, what the hell? Oh, crap. That's right. Someone comes up to you and goes, Tourette's? No, no, 220.
2498
01:52:41.120 --> 01:52:41.760
Right?
2499
01:52:44.080 --> 01:52:46.159
Yeah. No. It just yeah.
2500
01:52:48.725 --> 01:52:54.644
But yeah, no, no, let like you said, Brian, let the kids learn once
2501
01:52:54.885 --> 01:52:56.885
because that's normally all it takes.
2502
01:52:57.205 --> 01:52:57.844
Yep.
2503
01:52:58.085 --> 01:52:58.485
You know?
2504
01:52:59.170 --> 01:52:59.889
And
2505
01:53:00.450 --> 01:53:03.650
if they learn it now, they won't forget it later.
2506
01:53:04.370 --> 01:53:05.570
Yep. I learned
2507
01:53:06.850 --> 01:53:07.570
it through
2508
01:53:08.050 --> 01:53:08.929
unplugging
2509
01:53:09.170 --> 01:53:09.889
a lamp.
2510
01:53:10.290 --> 01:53:13.570
I learned there's a proper way to pull that plug off
2511
01:53:14.145 --> 01:53:25.185
because Mhmm. Yeah. I I just reached in there and just full fisted it and went to pull, and my finger touched one prong and my finger my thumb touched the other prong.
2512
01:53:26.225 --> 01:53:27.345
You you
2513
01:53:29.660 --> 01:53:34.620
You completed that circuit. I completed that circuit real good, real good. Damn it, sir.
2514
01:53:40.220 --> 01:53:41.100
I mean, hell,
2515
01:53:42.495 --> 01:53:43.215
I was
2516
01:53:43.935 --> 01:53:45.695
sitting on a fender of a car
2517
01:53:46.175 --> 01:53:50.255
inside the engine bay years ago when I was working on cars
2518
01:53:50.495 --> 01:53:51.855
and I
2519
01:53:52.415 --> 01:53:55.695
had hooked up a noise light and my boss was in the
2520
01:53:56.210 --> 01:53:56.849
truck.
2521
01:53:57.250 --> 01:53:57.809
And
2522
01:53:58.449 --> 01:54:03.409
basically years ago, Chevy had a throttle body injection system,
2523
01:54:03.969 --> 01:54:07.730
and it had one injector in the center of a carburetor
2524
01:54:08.465 --> 01:54:15.985
and it would shoot fuel. And if you thought that was bad, you would have to unplug that injector and plug this NOID light in.
2525
01:54:16.865 --> 01:54:17.905
And then when
2526
01:54:18.465 --> 01:54:19.825
someone else cranked the vehicle,
2527
01:54:20.690 --> 01:54:23.969
if it was good, it would flash that noise light.
2528
01:54:24.290 --> 01:54:27.249
And if it didn't, it was bad and you had to change it out.
2529
01:54:29.090 --> 01:54:35.330
And my boss, he was a short little sawed off fucker. I think he was like five'one, five'two.
2530
01:54:36.505 --> 01:54:37.945
Nice guy. I mean,
2531
01:54:38.505 --> 01:54:40.345
nicest guy you'd
2532
01:54:40.345 --> 01:54:44.665
ever want to meet. And I hooked up the Noidlite and
2533
01:54:45.065 --> 01:54:52.310
he told me to do something else. And I was like, Okay, I didn't. I wasn't even thinking about it. I said, all right, Hank, go ahead and crank it.
2534
01:54:52.550 --> 01:54:56.390
And he cranked it and 20,000
2535
01:54:56.390 --> 01:54:57.110
volts
2536
01:54:57.430 --> 01:54:59.030
shot up one side
2537
01:54:59.510 --> 01:55:00.390
from
2538
01:55:00.390 --> 01:55:00.790
my
2539
01:55:02.950 --> 01:55:03.270
butt,
2540
01:55:04.175 --> 01:55:05.855
from the motor through
2541
01:55:06.095 --> 01:55:08.655
the fender, up my right cheek,
2542
01:55:08.975 --> 01:55:13.295
up through my body, and out through my left cheek, out the other side.
2543
01:55:14.175 --> 01:55:17.135
I mean, it didn't hurt me, okay? Got
2544
01:55:18.495 --> 01:55:19.135
your attention.
2545
01:55:22.310 --> 01:55:23.189
And once
2546
01:55:23.830 --> 01:55:25.270
I got done hollering
2547
01:55:25.270 --> 01:55:31.429
and everything like this, I kind of leaned around the hood and old Hank was just a loud detail.
2548
01:55:31.750 --> 01:55:33.510
And I'm like, You sonbetch.
2549
01:55:34.035 --> 01:55:39.795
He's like, Oh my God, that was hilarious. I'm like, You knew that was going happen, didn't you? He's like, Yeah, I did.
2550
01:55:40.275 --> 01:55:40.914
Yeah, I did.
2551
01:55:41.955 --> 01:55:45.874
So, yeah. So, I've felt 20,000 volts go through me.
2552
01:55:46.355 --> 01:55:50.239
And I mean, it's
2553
01:55:50.239 --> 01:55:52.079
not something I regularly did.
2554
01:55:52.400 --> 01:55:58.079
I tried to stay away from, but I mean, it didn't hurt, but oh, that was a weird tingling feeling.
2555
01:55:59.625 --> 01:56:01.145
And
2556
01:56:01.625 --> 01:56:05.625
then a week later, you were back to licking a nine volt battery.
2557
01:56:06.185 --> 01:56:08.025
Oh fuck, I still do that.
2558
01:56:09.865 --> 01:56:18.230
What are you talking about? I still do that. You gotta test a nine volt battery to see if it's got juice, right? Yeah. Stick it right to your tongue.
2559
01:56:19.030 --> 01:56:20.950
Because I got it's good.
2560
01:56:21.190 --> 01:56:24.710
Oh, fuck you. It's the only way I test a nine volt battery,
2561
01:56:25.215 --> 01:56:26.655
stick it in my tongue.
2562
01:56:27.055 --> 01:56:28.975
Misses that coppery taste.
2563
01:56:29.615 --> 01:56:30.335
Well,
2564
01:56:30.975 --> 01:56:31.775
I mean,
2565
01:56:32.255 --> 01:56:33.614
like I said, man,
2566
01:56:34.575 --> 01:56:35.375
my life
2567
01:56:35.615 --> 01:56:36.895
is just, you know-
2568
01:56:38.560 --> 01:56:39.680
Get you something.
2569
01:56:40.560 --> 01:56:41.600
I just
2570
01:56:42.800 --> 01:56:45.440
do things a certain way, I guess.
2571
01:56:46.160 --> 01:56:48.800
But yeah. Oh yeah, no. In fact,
2572
01:56:49.440 --> 01:56:51.760
I was going to use my multimedia the other day
2573
01:56:52.195 --> 01:56:56.114
and flipped it on, and it's like, What the hell? Wouldn't come on. So I took it apart,
2574
01:56:56.435 --> 01:56:58.195
and it has an iPhone battery in it.
2575
01:56:58.594 --> 01:57:05.969
And I pulled it off, and first thing I did was stick it to my tongue, and it's like, I don't feel nothing.
2576
01:57:06.289 --> 01:57:07.329
Fuck. So
2577
01:57:09.010 --> 01:57:14.129
I gotta buy a nine volt battery, and when I open that thing up, I will test it.
2578
01:57:14.449 --> 01:57:16.369
I will touch it to my tongue and test it.
2579
01:57:21.085 --> 01:57:23.565
Because you just love that copper taste.
2580
01:57:24.045 --> 01:57:24.685
Hey,
2581
01:57:25.085 --> 01:57:27.005
I've
2582
01:57:27.005 --> 01:57:30.445
been doing it this long, man. I've been doing it my whole life. Why stop now?
2583
01:57:31.840 --> 01:57:35.119
I don't know. Explains a lot about me, doesn't it?
2584
01:57:37.760 --> 01:57:39.520
Something, you know, for
2585
01:57:40.239 --> 01:57:45.040
us, we've known that for a very long time. For our listeners,
2586
01:57:46.045 --> 01:57:48.364
I'm sure they have gotten the hint by now.
2587
01:57:48.925 --> 01:57:49.564
Just
2588
01:57:49.804 --> 01:57:50.844
I would hope.
2589
01:57:51.565 --> 01:57:52.524
I would hope.
2590
01:57:52.844 --> 01:57:54.604
We hope so. Absolutely.
2591
01:57:56.125 --> 01:57:57.885
Said I would hope so at least.
2592
01:57:58.445 --> 01:58:00.364
Yeah. But I'm not holding my breath.
2593
01:58:00.940 --> 01:58:01.580
Aw.
2594
01:58:02.300 --> 01:58:02.940
Well,
2595
01:58:06.220 --> 01:58:09.580
if you do hold your breath, you will eventually inhale.
2596
01:58:10.220 --> 01:58:11.500
Oh no, that is true.
2597
01:58:12.955 --> 01:58:13.995
That is true.
2598
01:58:15.035 --> 01:58:16.955
And like Bill Clinton said,
2599
01:58:17.515 --> 01:58:20.475
I've smoked weed, but I've never inhaled.
2600
01:58:20.875 --> 01:58:22.075
Bullshit.
2601
01:58:24.395 --> 01:58:27.195
Anybody who has ever smoked weed has inhaled.
2602
01:58:28.410 --> 01:58:29.210
Anybody.
2603
01:58:29.290 --> 01:58:31.290
Even if you just puff
2604
01:58:31.770 --> 01:58:33.050
like a cigar,
2605
01:58:33.450 --> 01:58:34.250
you still You
2606
01:58:36.170 --> 01:58:39.130
can't get away from it. How much you inhale,
2607
01:58:39.210 --> 01:58:40.570
that's all key right there.
2608
01:58:41.235 --> 01:58:42.034
True.
2609
01:58:42.514 --> 01:58:44.034
But you still inhaled?
2610
01:58:44.435 --> 01:58:45.235
Mhmm.
2611
01:58:46.034 --> 01:58:46.914
Oh, yeah.
2612
01:58:47.635 --> 01:58:51.394
So Brian, you at home or Yeah. I'm over here at the
2613
01:58:51.795 --> 01:58:52.354
house.
2614
01:58:52.675 --> 01:58:53.235
Okay.
2615
01:58:54.240 --> 01:58:56.320
Yeah. It's just me and the hound dogs.
2616
01:58:56.720 --> 01:59:02.320
The wife's still over in Amarillo because she's trying to help take care of take
2617
01:59:03.200 --> 01:59:06.560
care of Alexis. Alexis take care take care of Carlos.
2618
01:59:07.284 --> 01:59:08.004
So
2619
01:59:09.045 --> 01:59:09.844
Carlos
2620
01:59:12.565 --> 01:59:13.844
is the baby name.
2621
01:59:14.324 --> 01:59:14.964
Oh.
2622
01:59:15.445 --> 01:59:17.364
Little rooster. Baby name? Yep.
2623
01:59:18.405 --> 01:59:21.045
We we just call him Carlos. His name's actually Parker.
2624
01:59:21.630 --> 01:59:22.989
But but, yeah, we've
2625
01:59:23.550 --> 01:59:24.590
we we
2626
01:59:25.150 --> 01:59:32.749
we call him Carlos just as a just as a subtle fuck you to to dad because dad doesn't like Mexicans. So
2627
01:59:33.150 --> 01:59:33.790
No. Okay.
2628
01:59:34.575 --> 01:59:38.335
So it was just one of those where Carlos
2629
01:59:38.575 --> 01:59:39.615
Wayland
2630
01:59:39.855 --> 01:59:41.615
Ramirez is what we call
2631
01:59:43.375 --> 01:59:45.615
him if we ever get real mad at him and
2632
01:59:46.095 --> 01:59:47.055
wanna get his attention.
2633
01:59:48.380 --> 01:59:49.179
So
2634
01:59:50.619 --> 01:59:52.219
he don't like Mexicans,
2635
01:59:52.300 --> 01:59:54.459
but he lives in Texas. Yep.
2636
01:59:55.020 --> 01:59:56.139
Yeah, that's
2637
01:59:56.940 --> 01:59:58.699
alright. He never said he was smart.
2638
01:59:59.179 --> 02:00:02.380
Oh no, no, no. I can tell you he's not smart.
2639
02:00:02.825 --> 02:00:06.825
He could never claim that title because He is 100%
2640
02:00:06.825 --> 02:00:07.705
certified
2641
02:00:07.705 --> 02:00:08.585
Mo Ran.
2642
02:00:09.305 --> 02:00:10.344
Man, if
2643
02:00:11.145 --> 02:00:12.185
he seriously
2644
02:00:12.905 --> 02:00:14.425
does not like Mexicans,
2645
02:00:15.079 --> 02:00:15.879
I mean,
2646
02:00:18.119 --> 02:00:20.839
are probably Mexicans in every state, but
2647
02:00:21.480 --> 02:00:22.199
the
2648
02:00:22.360 --> 02:00:23.800
further north you go,
2649
02:00:24.280 --> 02:00:26.679
the less they are in different areas.
2650
02:00:27.645 --> 02:00:28.684
He could have Well,
2651
02:00:29.804 --> 02:00:30.925
transfer from
2652
02:00:32.684 --> 02:00:34.524
Mexicans into Puerto Ricans.
2653
02:00:35.324 --> 02:00:36.925
Either way, I mean, but
2654
02:00:38.204 --> 02:00:43.900
what I'm saying is he could totally move out of state and out of everybody's lives
2655
02:00:44.140 --> 02:00:50.860
and go enjoy his life wherever he wants. Oh, yeah. You know? I suggest
2656
02:00:52.645 --> 02:00:54.005
Siberia, personally.
2657
02:00:54.725 --> 02:00:57.204
I think that would a really good place.
2658
02:00:57.525 --> 02:01:04.244
Numerous or someplace like that. You know? No. I like 70 degrees below zero on a nice day.
2659
02:01:04.725 --> 02:01:05.525
No.
2660
02:01:05.685 --> 02:01:06.885
Ship them down to Cuba.
2661
02:01:09.530 --> 02:01:11.129
No. It'd be useful there.
2662
02:01:11.610 --> 02:01:13.209
At least in at least in
2663
02:01:14.250 --> 02:01:15.929
in Russia,
2664
02:01:16.730 --> 02:01:18.730
the most most useful
2665
02:01:18.730 --> 02:01:22.489
thing he could do is that there'd be dig hand digging for
2666
02:01:23.155 --> 02:01:23.955
ore.
2667
02:01:25.795 --> 02:01:27.715
And it would be funny
2668
02:01:28.355 --> 02:01:31.155
if he got shipped to Siberia and
2669
02:01:32.515 --> 02:01:34.515
his best friend's name was
2670
02:01:34.915 --> 02:01:35.555
Juan Carlos
2671
02:01:36.035 --> 02:01:37.395
Pablo Montoya.
2672
02:01:39.670 --> 02:01:43.189
That would be hilarious. And he couldn't leave for like twenty years.
2673
02:01:43.750 --> 02:01:45.590
Oh, that'd be freaking hilarious.
2674
02:01:45.830 --> 02:01:46.309
Oh,
2675
02:01:46.790 --> 02:01:49.909
something that's I mean, that whole area of
2676
02:01:49.909 --> 02:01:51.110
Siberia is just,
2677
02:01:51.784 --> 02:01:52.505
that's
2678
02:01:52.824 --> 02:01:54.344
a crazy part of the world.
2679
02:01:54.824 --> 02:01:55.705
Nothing I really
2680
02:01:56.665 --> 02:01:57.704
mean, it is
2681
02:01:58.105 --> 02:01:59.864
the most desolate
2682
02:01:59.864 --> 02:02:02.025
portion of the world ever.
2683
02:02:02.585 --> 02:02:02.905
Yeah.
2684
02:02:03.560 --> 02:02:05.719
Oh, I've talked to that guy from over there.
2685
02:02:07.480 --> 02:02:14.199
But yeah, there's nothing out there to do but drink vodka and screw. And chop down trees.
2686
02:02:14.920 --> 02:02:16.280
They got a shit ton of trees
2687
02:02:17.525 --> 02:02:21.284
and mining up in the up in the Arctic Circle.
2688
02:02:21.605 --> 02:02:23.124
What are they mining for?
2689
02:02:23.764 --> 02:02:25.204
Just anything
2690
02:02:25.685 --> 02:02:28.164
and everything from what I understand.
2691
02:02:29.205 --> 02:02:31.125
But
2692
02:02:30.570 --> 02:02:32.650
but, yeah, they they do.
2693
02:02:33.770 --> 02:02:41.290
That's I mean, that's all the all pretty much the majority of Russia's resources with short short of short of oil
2694
02:02:41.770 --> 02:02:42.570
is
2695
02:02:42.915 --> 02:02:44.514
over in the Northeastern
2696
02:02:44.514 --> 02:02:46.034
side of the
2697
02:02:46.594 --> 02:02:50.114
of the of the country where there's hardly anybody.
2698
02:02:50.594 --> 02:02:51.954
Yeah. You weren't going
2699
02:02:52.195 --> 02:02:53.155
8,000
2700
02:02:53.155 --> 02:02:54.835
miles and still not running into anybody.
2701
02:02:55.730 --> 02:02:57.329
Hey, Brian. Yo.
2702
02:02:57.410 --> 02:02:58.610
You weren't lying.
2703
02:02:58.929 --> 02:03:00.530
They mine for coal,
2704
02:03:00.690 --> 02:03:04.530
oil, natural gas, diamonds Oh, they do have oil there. Iron ore,
2705
02:03:04.770 --> 02:03:05.570
nickel,
2706
02:03:05.730 --> 02:03:06.929
and various other
2707
02:03:07.330 --> 02:03:07.730
metals.
2708
02:03:08.635 --> 02:03:10.074
Yeah. I was watching a
2709
02:03:10.395 --> 02:03:15.594
what was it? Into the Shadows by with Simon Whistler, YouTube channel,
2710
02:03:16.075 --> 02:03:23.355
he was talk he was talking about yeah. Into the Shadows, great YouTube channel. I mean, just he talks about all the different kinda
2711
02:03:24.110 --> 02:03:24.909
of
2712
02:03:25.390 --> 02:03:26.270
of kinda
2713
02:03:26.910 --> 02:03:33.949
dark stuff that that happens on in the world stuff. So and one of them was kinda talking about the
2714
02:03:34.270 --> 02:03:37.070
the gulags in Siberia
2715
02:03:36.805 --> 02:03:40.485
and stuff up in the up in that part, neck of the neck
2716
02:03:40.885 --> 02:03:42.405
of the woods for Russia.
2717
02:03:43.285 --> 02:03:44.085
Mhmm.
2718
02:03:44.725 --> 02:03:45.845
Have you ever seen the
2719
02:03:46.565 --> 02:03:47.925
it was on,
2720
02:03:48.725 --> 02:03:50.085
not history channel,
2721
02:03:50.880 --> 02:03:52.159
Discovery Channel.
2722
02:03:52.560 --> 02:03:53.519
And it's
2723
02:03:53.760 --> 02:03:59.039
it's a prison in Russia. I can't remember where it's at, called the Black Dolphin.
2724
02:03:59.760 --> 02:04:02.400
Black Dolphin. No, I had never heard of the Black Dolphins.
2725
02:04:03.455 --> 02:04:09.055
Well, that's some place you never ever wanna go to. Because you're
2726
02:04:09.055 --> 02:04:11.295
handcuffed with your arms behind your back,
2727
02:04:11.855 --> 02:04:12.574
and then
2728
02:04:12.895 --> 02:04:15.455
whenever you move throughout the facility,
2729
02:04:16.255 --> 02:04:17.775
they bend you over
2730
02:04:18.890 --> 02:04:20.170
to where you're
2731
02:04:20.730 --> 02:04:21.610
basically
2732
02:04:21.610 --> 02:04:23.690
a 90 degree angle.
2733
02:04:24.650 --> 02:04:28.170
And that's how you move within the facility.
2734
02:04:28.730 --> 02:04:30.010
Then you have
2735
02:04:30.410 --> 02:04:31.130
a door,
2736
02:04:31.705 --> 02:04:33.224
you know, it's a regular
2737
02:04:34.665 --> 02:04:36.184
iron bar door.
2738
02:04:36.745 --> 02:04:38.105
Right. That's
2739
02:04:38.105 --> 02:04:39.144
the first door.
2740
02:04:39.385 --> 02:04:41.385
The second door is a
2741
02:04:41.705 --> 02:04:42.824
full steel door.
2742
02:04:44.440 --> 02:04:45.560
Alright. Yeah.
2743
02:04:46.040 --> 02:04:47.880
Yeah. It is
2744
02:04:48.200 --> 02:04:48.840
in
2745
02:04:49.480 --> 02:04:51.880
well, nobody has ever escaped
2746
02:04:51.880 --> 02:04:52.679
from it.
2747
02:04:53.640 --> 02:04:55.960
But, yeah, it's the way they
2748
02:04:56.440 --> 02:04:58.760
it's just like they moved the
2749
02:04:59.025 --> 02:05:00.385
people down in
2750
02:05:00.705 --> 02:05:01.585
Secot.
2751
02:05:02.145 --> 02:05:08.145
Can't remember what South American country that's at. Yeah, El Salvador I think is what it's called. Yeah.
2752
02:05:09.505 --> 02:05:10.625
How they move
2753
02:05:11.360 --> 02:05:13.199
those individuals,
2754
02:05:13.760 --> 02:05:16.239
how they have them bent over walking,
2755
02:05:16.400 --> 02:05:18.320
same aspect, that's how you
2756
02:05:18.880 --> 02:05:22.239
move from your cell to wherever in the facility,
2757
02:05:22.719 --> 02:05:24.079
that's how you're moved. Oh, okay.
2758
02:05:25.225 --> 02:05:28.505
Yeah, so you don't bend like that, so I couldn't go there.
2759
02:05:29.065 --> 02:05:33.065
Oh, yeah, you would. You'd go once, get shot, and then no
2760
02:05:33.065 --> 02:05:34.825
one would ever hear from you ever again.
2761
02:05:35.225 --> 02:05:36.505
You didn't bend right.
2762
02:05:37.760 --> 02:05:41.119
Well, yeah, it'd be that way because I don't bend.
2763
02:05:41.440 --> 02:05:42.400
I don't bend.
2764
02:05:43.040 --> 02:05:44.079
Just saying.
2765
02:05:47.200 --> 02:05:48.080
Well,
2766
02:05:48.080 --> 02:05:52.965
you're not gonna do anything to get into prison and then do shit in prison
2767
02:05:53.285 --> 02:05:54.885
that moves you to,
2768
02:05:56.325 --> 02:05:58.805
oh, say like a place out in Colorado
2769
02:05:59.045 --> 02:06:00.485
in the supermax.
2770
02:06:00.485 --> 02:06:02.085
Oh yeah, Florence? No,
2771
02:06:02.965 --> 02:06:03.685
hell no.
2772
02:06:04.005 --> 02:06:04.725
I like hell.
2773
02:06:05.860 --> 02:06:10.579
You like the Jeep too much. You like your Jeep too much. Well, and I
2774
02:06:11.380 --> 02:06:14.020
like being on this side of the Grey Bar Hotel.
2775
02:06:14.980 --> 02:06:15.860
Yeah, right.
2776
02:06:16.260 --> 02:06:16.660
I mean.
2777
02:06:17.475 --> 02:06:19.955
And then when you can't conform to
2778
02:06:20.195 --> 02:06:21.395
the Supramax,
2779
02:06:21.395 --> 02:06:23.395
then you get put into the
2780
02:06:24.115 --> 02:06:24.755
hole,
2781
02:06:25.555 --> 02:06:26.995
which is nice and dark.
2782
02:06:29.980 --> 02:06:32.860
Or if you're in Alcatraz, they would put you in
2783
02:06:33.260 --> 02:06:34.459
the dungeon,
2784
02:06:35.099 --> 02:06:37.739
which is one step below isolation.
2785
02:06:39.179 --> 02:06:39.899
Right.
2786
02:06:40.619 --> 02:06:42.060
As long as I was left alone,
2787
02:06:42.635 --> 02:06:43.675
I'd be okay.
2788
02:06:44.875 --> 02:06:47.914
What if others really stick me in with a group of people?
2789
02:06:48.875 --> 02:06:50.555
That's when I find myself in hell.
2790
02:06:55.680 --> 02:06:57.119
You know, it's I think
2791
02:06:57.760 --> 02:07:00.639
we need to go back to the criminal system of
2792
02:07:01.600 --> 02:07:03.760
eye for an eye, tooth for tooth.
2793
02:07:04.640 --> 02:07:05.360
Well,
2794
02:07:05.760 --> 02:07:06.719
that'll never happen.
2795
02:07:07.535 --> 02:07:08.895
Yeah, unfortunately.
2796
02:07:09.375 --> 02:07:12.015
We've got too many bleeding heart liberals
2797
02:07:12.255 --> 02:07:12.815
that
2798
02:07:14.015 --> 02:07:15.695
think even an MS-thirteen
2799
02:07:15.695 --> 02:07:16.815
gang member
2800
02:07:17.055 --> 02:07:18.815
can be rehabilitated,
2801
02:07:19.230 --> 02:07:21.310
which yes, there is a chance,
2802
02:07:22.030 --> 02:07:23.950
but it's not likely.
2803
02:07:24.830 --> 02:07:26.990
Well, no, it's not likely,
2804
02:07:27.630 --> 02:07:29.150
I really There doubt it would ever
2805
02:07:30.350 --> 02:07:31.470
is always a chance,
2806
02:07:32.405 --> 02:07:33.845
you know, but-
2807
02:07:36.085 --> 02:07:39.765
I think they just need to bring back public hangings.
2808
02:07:40.565 --> 02:07:42.325
Oh yeah, they would send me
2809
02:07:42.485 --> 02:07:45.285
and Jen Alpha off into deep end.
2810
02:07:47.239 --> 02:07:47.960
Literally,
2811
02:07:48.040 --> 02:07:49.320
I mean literally,
2812
02:07:49.320 --> 02:07:49.719
they
2813
02:07:51.880 --> 02:07:53.400
would lose everything.
2814
02:07:54.280 --> 02:07:58.520
Therapists would be making money hand over fist, they would be the next billionaire.
2815
02:07:58.895 --> 02:07:59.534
Oh,
2816
02:08:00.495 --> 02:08:01.295
just do
2817
02:08:02.255 --> 02:08:03.375
a pay per view-
2818
02:08:03.855 --> 02:08:05.135
Oh my God.
2819
02:08:05.375 --> 02:08:07.455
Well, I mean- of the executions.
2820
02:08:07.455 --> 02:08:09.614
And so, you'd
2821
02:08:09.614 --> 02:08:10.735
have someone who
2822
02:08:11.230 --> 02:08:12.590
a lot of the public
2823
02:08:13.310 --> 02:08:14.270
doesn't like,
2824
02:08:14.830 --> 02:08:18.830
and hell, you'd even let it be someone that the left doesn't like.
2825
02:08:19.470 --> 02:08:23.470
And my god, you would see them go absolutely they'd be all about
2826
02:08:23.855 --> 02:08:25.535
capital punishment then.
2827
02:08:26.175 --> 02:08:26.895
Right.
2828
02:08:27.215 --> 02:08:33.775
But the moment that it was end up being something like, like you said, an MS thirteen or or Trinidad Gang
2829
02:08:34.575 --> 02:08:39.969
member, and they'd be like, oh my gosh. They just don't understand them. It's like, yeah, you understand them.
2830
02:08:40.290 --> 02:08:40.930
You think they're
2831
02:08:41.570 --> 02:08:46.370
think you're not understanding them, then why don't you go on ahead and let them stay at your place
2832
02:08:47.490 --> 02:08:49.730
and see how well you understand them then?
2833
02:08:50.704 --> 02:08:51.744
Exactly.
2834
02:08:53.744 --> 02:08:54.545
There's been a
2835
02:08:55.184 --> 02:08:57.344
No, there's several folks who
2836
02:08:59.025 --> 02:09:00.465
Again, over in London,
2837
02:09:00.784 --> 02:09:06.689
where they're having a big problem with immigration right now. They have folks who'll sit there
2838
02:09:07.090 --> 02:09:08.610
and go colleges
2839
02:09:09.090 --> 02:09:12.530
and stuff and be talking to them. There'll be the white
2840
02:09:12.690 --> 02:09:13.809
liberal female
2841
02:09:14.210 --> 02:09:15.969
sitting there saying, well, we've
2842
02:09:16.625 --> 02:09:17.184
give
2843
02:09:17.905 --> 02:09:26.785
them a chance and we should be letting everybody in and stuff like that. It's like, well, I'm glad you say that because right now we've got, we're
2844
02:09:26.785 --> 02:09:28.625
setting it, we're taking
2845
02:09:28.785 --> 02:09:29.985
offers of anybody
2846
02:09:31.730 --> 02:09:32.849
who wants to house
2847
02:09:33.489 --> 02:09:34.449
an immigrant.
2848
02:09:34.850 --> 02:09:38.210
And I would love to be able to put your name down. Oh, I don't have anyone.
2849
02:09:38.610 --> 02:09:41.809
It's like, Oh, well, look at that. All of sudden you don't
2850
02:09:42.210 --> 02:09:44.929
have room. Well, what constitutes room? Do you not have
2851
02:09:45.570 --> 02:09:46.050
a couch
2852
02:09:47.175 --> 02:09:53.895
or something? And they're like, well, I could I don't have I don't have that ability right now. So I was like, yeah. Okay.
2853
02:09:54.215 --> 02:09:55.815
No big surprise there.
2854
02:09:56.215 --> 02:09:59.415
Yeah. Well, so then you end that statement with
2855
02:09:59.840 --> 02:10:03.600
then keep your fucking opinions to yourself and shut the This fuck
2856
02:10:04.800 --> 02:10:07.119
is what we're talking about. You know? You gotta
2857
02:10:07.600 --> 02:10:08.320
have a
2858
02:10:08.800 --> 02:10:10.480
gotta be able to do
2859
02:10:10.880 --> 02:10:11.840
gotta have room
2860
02:10:12.565 --> 02:10:14.645
for the people who are here legally.
2861
02:10:15.045 --> 02:10:16.885
You know what? Put up or shut up.
2862
02:10:18.245 --> 02:10:25.045
That's the whole thing right there. Put up or shut up. The answer, then guess what? You lead the charge.
2863
02:10:26.280 --> 02:10:27.399
Plain and simple.
2864
02:10:27.639 --> 02:10:28.599
Absolutely.
2865
02:10:29.480 --> 02:10:30.760
That's not hard?
2866
02:10:31.159 --> 02:10:31.800
Nope.
2867
02:10:32.440 --> 02:10:34.280
Not difficult at all.
2868
02:10:35.000 --> 02:10:36.199
Nope, it's not.
2869
02:10:37.079 --> 02:10:42.545
But then everyone starts screaming and yelling, Oh my God, oh my God, I can't believe they
2870
02:10:42.705 --> 02:10:44.224
even suggested that.
2871
02:10:45.265 --> 02:10:46.864
You're the one that's That's so heartless.
2872
02:10:47.824 --> 02:10:48.385
Yeah.
2873
02:10:49.185 --> 02:10:51.665
I tell you what, Facebook bugs the shit out of me.
2874
02:10:54.630 --> 02:10:55.829
Facebook
2875
02:10:56.230 --> 02:11:00.229
sends me a notification, Oh, you might like this group, or
2876
02:11:00.949 --> 02:11:02.469
You might know this person.
2877
02:11:02.710 --> 02:11:03.749
No, I don't. If
2878
02:11:04.469 --> 02:11:07.755
Facebook sent me, I would have friended them If I liked them-
2879
02:11:08.315 --> 02:11:09.515
There
2880
02:11:09.675 --> 02:11:10.395
you go.
2881
02:11:11.275 --> 02:11:11.755
Know?
2882
02:11:12.315 --> 02:11:18.635
People that you might know. Yeah, I know them. I ain't fucking gonna put a friend request out there for
2883
02:11:19.050 --> 02:11:19.769
Right.
2884
02:11:20.409 --> 02:11:23.929
But you see, the thing is, Facebook does that because
2885
02:11:24.489 --> 02:11:26.329
I don't do a lot on Facebook.
2886
02:11:28.170 --> 02:11:29.209
So since
2887
02:11:29.849 --> 02:11:32.969
I don't interact with Facebook all that much, Facebook's
2888
02:11:33.395 --> 02:11:35.155
trying to engage me.
2889
02:11:36.675 --> 02:11:39.635
Hey, look at this, look at this, shut the hell up.
2890
02:11:40.995 --> 02:11:42.275
I don't care,
2891
02:11:43.155 --> 02:11:44.515
but it still tries.
2892
02:11:44.915 --> 02:11:45.555
I know,
2893
02:11:46.579 --> 02:11:49.619
because the rest of us have an algorithm.
2894
02:11:50.099 --> 02:11:50.979
You have
2895
02:11:51.219 --> 02:11:52.500
a special
2896
02:11:52.500 --> 02:11:53.619
algorithm.
2897
02:11:54.020 --> 02:11:54.820
Right.
2898
02:11:55.300 --> 02:11:59.139
Facebook's like, please, dude. That's
2899
02:11:59.139 --> 02:12:02.405
like one of my reels that I posted a couple months back.
2900
02:12:02.885 --> 02:12:04.485
I still get notifications
2901
02:12:04.485 --> 02:12:09.204
from Facebook, Your last reel got one view, make another reel.
2902
02:12:10.805 --> 02:12:12.965
Why the fuck? I only got one view.
2903
02:12:14.180 --> 02:12:16.180
That
2904
02:12:16.180 --> 02:12:16.820
really
2905
02:12:17.060 --> 02:12:18.180
warms my
2906
02:12:18.740 --> 02:12:20.340
cold, cold heart
2907
02:12:20.660 --> 02:12:21.380
and
2908
02:12:22.580 --> 02:12:24.340
inspires me to make more.
2909
02:12:24.980 --> 02:12:25.380
I mean,
2910
02:12:26.025 --> 02:12:30.744
yes, if I did make more and do more with Reels or videos or whatnot,
2911
02:12:31.065 --> 02:12:32.824
I would probably get more views.
2912
02:12:33.385 --> 02:12:35.945
Yeah, if you started doing about three a day,
2913
02:12:36.905 --> 02:12:38.264
you find,
2914
02:12:38.905 --> 02:12:39.945
you would end up
2915
02:12:40.700 --> 02:12:43.100
having a lot more interactions.
2916
02:12:43.580 --> 02:12:44.219
Right.
2917
02:12:47.260 --> 02:12:48.219
Then I'd
2918
02:12:48.940 --> 02:12:54.540
more likely get people, Why are you doing that? I don't think you should do that. I don't give a shit what you think.
2919
02:12:57.325 --> 02:12:58.445
I don't care.
2920
02:12:58.925 --> 02:13:03.165
Well, you know what? At least you got one more view than what I got.
2921
02:13:03.885 --> 02:13:04.525
Right.
2922
02:13:05.405 --> 02:13:06.445
You get some
2923
02:13:08.210 --> 02:13:11.090
decent hits from time to time. I've gotta had a couple of
2924
02:13:11.889 --> 02:13:14.209
couple that are that I say
2925
02:13:14.290 --> 02:13:18.769
go went viral. There's a couple that I've had a 100,000, 500,000
2926
02:13:19.730 --> 02:13:20.130
views.
2927
02:13:21.045 --> 02:13:22.005
Oh, damn.
2928
02:13:22.324 --> 02:13:29.925
Look at you, mister stud muffin. Yeah. It's been only two or three, so out of Hey. It's morning, I've been repotting.
2929
02:13:30.005 --> 02:13:32.085
I'm trying to think of how long has
2930
02:13:32.405 --> 02:13:33.605
how long has
2931
02:13:34.460 --> 02:13:35.979
Facebook been
2932
02:13:36.940 --> 02:13:41.260
public? It's been probably since 2008?
2933
02:13:42.300 --> 02:13:44.139
My biggest view count
2934
02:13:45.659 --> 02:13:47.340
has been 1,500,
2935
02:13:47.340 --> 02:13:47.500
so.
2936
02:13:48.755 --> 02:13:50.514
Ain't good. No. It's not bad.
2937
02:13:50.835 --> 02:13:54.514
No. It's not bad. I'm not knocking it by no means. Oh.
2938
02:13:54.755 --> 02:13:57.235
But it damn sure ain't no 100,000.
2939
02:13:57.554 --> 02:13:59.074
Well, let's see here.
2940
02:13:59.315 --> 02:14:00.835
See if I can find
2941
02:14:01.659 --> 02:14:03.020
let's
2942
02:14:03.020 --> 02:14:04.139
see. No.
2943
02:14:05.500 --> 02:14:07.179
I mean, honestly, I don't care.
2944
02:14:07.579 --> 02:14:08.539
I just
2945
02:14:09.020 --> 02:14:11.020
no. It doesn't it doesn't bother me, man.
2946
02:14:13.114 --> 02:14:14.235
Maybe it's under
2947
02:14:15.035 --> 02:14:20.235
creator studios that have it all. Yeah, I've been playing some FTA here
2948
02:14:20.315 --> 02:14:23.195
the past couple days. Oh, I saw
2949
02:14:23.435 --> 02:14:24.315
a day,
2950
02:14:24.715 --> 02:14:25.355
literally,
2951
02:14:25.969 --> 02:14:29.090
where there was no sunspots whatsoever.
2952
02:14:29.570 --> 02:14:30.530
Oh wow.
2953
02:14:31.409 --> 02:14:33.650
Sunspot count was zero.
2954
02:14:34.530 --> 02:14:37.810
I mean, the handbands were still alive, but Uh-huh.
2955
02:14:38.425 --> 02:14:40.264
Yeah, there was no sunspots,
2956
02:14:40.505 --> 02:14:41.385
period.
2957
02:14:42.185 --> 02:14:42.824
I
2958
02:14:43.145 --> 02:14:45.864
think today it was up to 82.
2959
02:14:46.505 --> 02:14:47.945
It was short lived.
2960
02:14:48.665 --> 02:14:49.224
Yeah,
2961
02:14:50.344 --> 02:14:52.344
that burp can only last so long.
2962
02:14:53.480 --> 02:14:54.920
What do you mean the burp?
2963
02:14:55.240 --> 02:14:56.360
The
2964
02:14:56.360 --> 02:14:57.960
jet that comes off
2965
02:14:59.320 --> 02:15:00.200
the sun,
2966
02:15:01.160 --> 02:15:03.160
what the hell they call it, flares.
2967
02:15:03.640 --> 02:15:04.360
Yeah.
2968
02:15:04.680 --> 02:15:06.360
Yeah, just the sun burp.
2969
02:15:07.035 --> 02:15:08.875
Oh, and no, no,
2970
02:15:09.435 --> 02:15:12.715
there was no sunspots. There was no action on the sun.
2971
02:15:13.035 --> 02:15:14.395
It was just sitting there.
2972
02:15:14.955 --> 02:15:16.715
It wasn't even burping, dude.
2973
02:15:17.195 --> 02:15:19.929
That's what I'm saying. No burps.
2974
02:15:20.730 --> 02:15:22.090
Nice clean,
2975
02:15:24.570 --> 02:15:26.329
matter, nothing going through it.
2976
02:15:27.050 --> 02:15:28.329
But yeah, it was,
2977
02:15:28.730 --> 02:15:29.289
it was,
2978
02:15:30.250 --> 02:15:31.610
the thing was like that
2979
02:15:32.085 --> 02:15:34.085
for maybe a day or two.
2980
02:15:34.565 --> 02:15:38.244
And then, oh, right, well, right now it's at 85.
2981
02:15:39.285 --> 02:15:40.885
85 sunspots.
2982
02:15:41.285 --> 02:15:44.165
Did you converse when there was no sunspots?
2983
02:15:44.990 --> 02:15:46.910
Oh yeah. Oh Yeah,
2984
02:15:47.790 --> 02:15:50.030
I can still make contacts because there was
2985
02:15:50.910 --> 02:15:52.910
nothing to cause a radio blackout.
2986
02:15:53.950 --> 02:15:55.550
It's just the bands were
2987
02:15:55.790 --> 02:15:56.190
rough.
2988
02:15:56.925 --> 02:15:58.684
They were noisy as heck.
2989
02:15:59.565 --> 02:16:00.524
Oh. Yeah,
2990
02:16:01.244 --> 02:16:04.684
you can still make contacts, you just had to work a little harder at it.
2991
02:16:05.244 --> 02:16:08.284
That's the law I'd have to work harder when there's no
2992
02:16:09.460 --> 02:16:10.499
sunspots.
2993
02:16:11.060 --> 02:16:13.780
Right. Well, you see the sunspots and
2994
02:16:14.420 --> 02:16:18.340
UV and all like that is what charges the atmosphere around us,
2995
02:16:18.820 --> 02:16:19.619
which
2996
02:16:20.020 --> 02:16:22.340
makes it more conducive
2997
02:16:23.525 --> 02:16:24.965
for signals.
2998
02:16:25.365 --> 02:16:26.405
Oh, okay.
2999
02:16:26.885 --> 02:16:27.445
So
3000
02:16:28.245 --> 02:16:29.285
when there's
3001
02:16:29.605 --> 02:16:31.525
zero to little action,
3002
02:16:31.845 --> 02:16:32.485
yeah,
3003
02:16:33.925 --> 02:16:35.205
it makes communication
3004
02:16:36.020 --> 02:16:36.740
tougher.
3005
02:16:37.061 --> 02:16:38.101
Oh, okay.
3006
02:16:38.660 --> 02:16:40.181
I mean, it's still doable,
3007
02:16:41.380 --> 02:16:43.780
and your signal might not get out as far.
3008
02:16:44.580 --> 02:16:45.540
Oh, okay.
3009
02:16:46.181 --> 02:16:46.740
So
3010
02:16:47.620 --> 02:16:50.826
what you would have to do is create a big enough
3011
02:16:50.985 --> 02:16:52.346
Tesla ball
3012
02:16:52.825 --> 02:16:55.065
to go around the world. Yeah,
3013
02:16:55.386 --> 02:16:56.346
that'd be cool.
3014
02:16:57.466 --> 02:17:01.306
Definitely be a light show, that's for damn sure. Well, yeah, it would.
3015
02:17:02.029 --> 02:17:03.630
But you know what?
3016
02:17:05.069 --> 02:17:07.710
All the freaking electric companies would hate me.
3017
02:17:09.870 --> 02:17:10.910
In fact, they
3018
02:17:11.390 --> 02:17:16.189
would do everything they could to shut me down like they did Nikola Tesla
3019
02:17:16.425 --> 02:17:19.785
because he wanted to get the electricity away.
3020
02:17:20.185 --> 02:17:20.985
Yep.
3021
02:17:21.545 --> 02:17:24.905
And they were like, Nope, you ain't doing that. Yep.
3022
02:17:25.064 --> 02:17:27.385
We wanna put a meter on it and sell it.
3023
02:17:28.440 --> 02:17:30.200
And so once again,
3024
02:17:31.641 --> 02:17:32.921
that individual
3025
02:17:33.800 --> 02:17:36.200
wants more money and more power.
3026
02:17:37.000 --> 02:17:38.841
Now that was JP Morgan,
3027
02:17:39.320 --> 02:17:40.040
Paul
3028
02:17:40.360 --> 02:17:44.615
Wahlberg and a few others that got into that and started that.
3029
02:17:45.335 --> 02:17:49.256
Yep. J. B. Morgan's goal was to have more money and more power.
3030
02:17:49.895 --> 02:17:51.495
That's what his goal was,
3031
02:17:52.615 --> 02:17:54.615
to beat out the Vanderbilts
3032
02:17:54.615 --> 02:17:55.575
and
3033
02:17:56.029 --> 02:17:58.270
who had the oil down in Texas?
3034
02:17:59.229 --> 02:18:00.910
Oh, was it Rockefeller?
3035
02:18:01.470 --> 02:18:02.270
No.
3036
02:18:02.590 --> 02:18:04.350
Who did Standard Oil? Yeah,
3037
02:18:05.710 --> 02:18:08.270
Standard Oil. Well, I mean- That
3038
02:18:08.910 --> 02:18:09.870
was Rockefeller,
3039
02:18:09.870 --> 02:18:10.029
right?
3040
02:18:11.274 --> 02:18:15.435
Vanderbilt's had the railroad. No. Yeah. Rockefeller. Yeah. John D, massive
3041
02:18:16.475 --> 02:18:22.075
Standard Oil was a massive American oil company, corporate trust founded by John D. Rockefeller in 1870.
3042
02:18:22.475 --> 02:18:22.954
Yep.
3043
02:18:23.340 --> 02:18:26.300
Of course, then you had Vanderbilt with Toretta Road,
3044
02:18:26.939 --> 02:18:28.939
you had Carnegie with
3045
02:18:29.420 --> 02:18:30.060
steel.
3046
02:18:30.939 --> 02:18:31.580
Yep.
3047
02:18:32.140 --> 02:18:33.260
And so on.
3048
02:18:34.380 --> 02:18:36.939
Goal was always to have more money and more power.
3049
02:18:38.055 --> 02:18:40.855
And again, I'll say it again, we let them.
3050
02:18:41.415 --> 02:18:43.096
Yeah, because they did,
3051
02:18:43.495 --> 02:18:45.655
they created value for
3052
02:18:45.735 --> 02:18:46.375
we,
3053
02:18:46.695 --> 02:18:48.535
for us, and so we
3054
02:18:48.775 --> 02:18:51.895
gave them money. They had something that was
3055
02:18:52.020 --> 02:18:53.461
value that wouldn't
3056
02:18:53.940 --> 02:18:55.061
Right. Unlike
3057
02:18:55.300 --> 02:18:56.820
what a lot of people want
3058
02:18:57.300 --> 02:19:03.061
to think that they were out and they robbed us blind. No, no, they didn't rob anybody blind.
3059
02:19:03.620 --> 02:19:05.380
Now they may have kept,
3060
02:19:06.025 --> 02:19:12.506
might have done some pretty drastic actions to to keep their keep their employment,
3061
02:19:12.905 --> 02:19:14.266
their employment expenditure
3062
02:19:15.785 --> 02:19:16.586
low.
3063
02:19:17.465 --> 02:19:23.570
That all needed to be that all got got itself worked out. I mean, that's where a lot of the
3064
02:19:24.370 --> 02:19:28.210
phrases like redneck come from, is because of an uprising
3065
02:19:28.210 --> 02:19:29.490
at a coal mine.
3066
02:19:29.890 --> 02:19:32.930
Yeah. All the workers wore red bandanas.
3067
02:19:33.905 --> 02:19:36.945
And so that's where the term redneck come from.
3068
02:19:37.346 --> 02:19:38.386
Yep. Yep.
3069
02:19:38.705 --> 02:19:41.506
And there's I mean, there's been several times where
3070
02:19:42.226 --> 02:19:44.065
companies have gotten
3071
02:19:46.145 --> 02:19:48.705
parked themselves in the back pocket of a
3072
02:19:49.359 --> 02:19:50.000
of a
3073
02:19:50.560 --> 02:19:51.920
politician and
3074
02:19:52.080 --> 02:19:54.960
then ask the politician to utilize
3075
02:19:56.479 --> 02:19:58.080
their pool so that they
3076
02:19:58.640 --> 02:20:01.439
could have the army come and
3077
02:20:01.865 --> 02:20:02.905
take care of
3078
02:20:03.305 --> 02:20:05.065
the worker uprising.
3079
02:20:05.945 --> 02:20:06.825
That would
3080
02:20:07.385 --> 02:20:08.585
never happen.
3081
02:20:09.305 --> 02:20:10.345
Yeah,
3082
02:20:10.345 --> 02:20:14.345
never happened except for the times that it did. So Of course.
3083
02:20:16.931 --> 02:20:18.450
My point exactly.
3084
02:20:18.690 --> 02:20:19.331
Yep.
3085
02:20:20.130 --> 02:20:22.610
But and you're I'd still say that
3086
02:20:23.011 --> 02:20:24.530
though unions
3087
02:20:24.851 --> 02:20:25.891
at that time
3088
02:20:26.610 --> 02:20:27.410
were useful,
3089
02:20:28.655 --> 02:20:30.416
I still would never
3090
02:20:31.136 --> 02:20:35.695
back a union at all. I don't think unions are beneficial.
3091
02:20:35.695 --> 02:20:36.656
I think they
3092
02:20:36.976 --> 02:20:37.616
are
3093
02:20:37.936 --> 02:20:43.455
though they claim to help the worker, I think it is just the you just have somebody else
3094
02:20:43.960 --> 02:20:45.800
become an actual
3095
02:20:46.040 --> 02:20:47.079
overlord
3096
02:20:47.079 --> 02:20:48.120
for the
3097
02:20:48.600 --> 02:20:50.200
of the of the workers.
3098
02:20:50.520 --> 02:20:58.119
They don't really give a shit about the workers themselves. It's just, yeah, we need more money so that we get a bigger cut
3099
02:20:58.645 --> 02:21:02.006
because they take, you know, whatever, five percent of the
3100
02:21:02.485 --> 02:21:03.846
income of each
3101
02:21:04.165 --> 02:21:05.365
worker as union
3102
02:21:06.565 --> 02:21:07.285
fees.
3103
02:21:08.085 --> 02:21:10.726
And they work their way up to the
3104
02:21:11.125 --> 02:21:12.165
union boss.
3105
02:21:13.340 --> 02:21:16.141
And so, yeah, I mean, they're just
3106
02:21:17.100 --> 02:21:17.980
unions are
3107
02:21:19.340 --> 02:21:20.540
more corrupt
3108
02:21:21.100 --> 02:21:22.301
than the businesses
3109
02:21:23.740 --> 02:21:25.340
they claim
3110
02:21:25.815 --> 02:21:27.255
to try to keep straight.
3111
02:21:27.975 --> 02:21:29.815
These days, now back then,
3112
02:21:30.455 --> 02:21:31.575
when you had
3113
02:21:31.815 --> 02:21:33.335
instances of where,
3114
02:21:33.815 --> 02:21:35.415
you know, people were getting
3115
02:21:35.895 --> 02:21:38.455
shot by the military because they wanted,
3116
02:21:39.330 --> 02:21:41.410
because the company wanted,
3117
02:21:41.890 --> 02:21:43.970
was stripping them blind.
3118
02:21:44.930 --> 02:21:48.210
I mean, yeah, I kind of understand why the union was there,
3119
02:21:48.930 --> 02:21:51.250
it was doing. And it
3120
02:21:51.985 --> 02:21:53.346
was beneficial,
3121
02:21:54.306 --> 02:21:55.666
but eventually it becomes
3122
02:21:57.586 --> 02:22:00.145
a money sink. It doesn't
3123
02:22:00.145 --> 02:22:02.705
do the employees any good, doesn't do
3124
02:22:03.360 --> 02:22:05.681
anybody other than the union bosses
3125
02:22:05.760 --> 02:22:08.160
any good. And so, no, you don't
3126
02:22:08.880 --> 02:22:10.000
need unions.
3127
02:22:10.080 --> 02:22:11.280
Unions cost
3128
02:22:11.601 --> 02:22:12.880
decrease efficiency
3129
02:22:16.015 --> 02:22:17.615
and increase prices,
3130
02:22:18.495 --> 02:22:22.655
which I mean, hell, I mean, you get back when radio
3131
02:22:23.135 --> 02:22:24.335
was and
3132
02:22:24.895 --> 02:22:26.655
we're starting to play records
3133
02:22:27.055 --> 02:22:29.694
because they used to have studio bands.
3134
02:22:30.450 --> 02:22:39.410
And so there'd be a then there used to be a band that would play for all the different different shows and things like that. And when
3135
02:22:39.810 --> 02:22:41.890
the talk show or the the
3136
02:22:43.045 --> 02:22:44.484
the radio shows
3137
02:22:44.965 --> 02:22:49.045
started to die out and they were starting to go into playing just music and things like that,
3138
02:22:49.765 --> 02:22:51.445
and they wanted to use records,
3139
02:22:52.005 --> 02:22:54.885
the unions talked people into there for a long time.
3140
02:22:55.921 --> 02:23:03.841
The disc jockey couldn't handle the records. You had one guy whose whole job was sitting in a little closet with the record player,
3141
02:23:04.320 --> 02:23:05.681
and he would
3142
02:23:06.000 --> 02:23:10.801
be the one who handled all the records. He was a part of the musicians group,
3143
02:23:11.545 --> 02:23:12.825
musicians union.
3144
02:23:13.065 --> 02:23:15.226
And that was his job, was to
3145
02:23:15.625 --> 02:23:19.386
take the record, put it on the turntable, set the needle and all that.
3146
02:23:20.025 --> 02:23:24.025
And hell, I talked about the time whenever they, dry docked the Kitty Hawk
3147
02:23:24.779 --> 02:23:30.460
and sat there and watched it have to do I was doing fire watch. You'd be standing underneath the fire the
3148
02:23:30.859 --> 02:23:32.300
standing underneath the
3149
02:23:32.699 --> 02:23:33.420
the
3150
02:23:34.460 --> 02:23:40.060
underneath the Kitty Hawk. And there'd be a guy, he would sit there and he would weld about a
3151
02:23:40.564 --> 02:23:42.405
a foot long strip of
3152
02:23:43.125 --> 02:23:53.460
weld. He'd stop, he'd clean it up and then he would stand there for like twenty minutes till the weld inspector dude come by and he'd look at it and go, okay.
3153
02:23:53.780 --> 02:24:00.101
And tell him, okay. And the guy then, all right, grab his stuff. He'd sit there and do another line.
3154
02:24:00.500 --> 02:24:01.780
And it's
3155
02:24:01.780 --> 02:24:03.860
like, Jesus Christ, man. You
3156
02:24:04.740 --> 02:24:07.780
could have had, I mean, he might be trying to weld
3157
02:24:08.355 --> 02:24:09.395
because
3158
02:24:10.195 --> 02:24:13.156
what he basically was doing, he was just filling in
3159
02:24:13.636 --> 02:24:16.275
the corroded pieces that were on the hole.
3160
02:24:16.915 --> 02:24:17.476
So
3161
02:24:17.955 --> 02:24:21.556
there might be a 24 inches by 24 inches square
3162
02:24:21.700 --> 02:24:28.900
space that he's trying to just kind of fill in with some some welding. It's not like he was doing any major structural
3163
02:24:28.900 --> 02:24:30.740
integrity or anything, you know?
3164
02:24:31.380 --> 02:24:39.545
But he would sit there and he'd do a line and stop and smoke a couple cigarettes. By that time, the inspector would come by, look at it, go, alright, continue.
3165
02:24:39.784 --> 02:24:40.904
And another
3166
02:24:40.904 --> 02:24:45.864
line. And it would take him, you know, a day and a half to do a damn damn 24
3167
02:24:45.864 --> 02:24:47.225
by 24 inch
3168
02:24:47.704 --> 02:24:47.944
square.
3169
02:24:48.670 --> 02:24:50.910
And you know what? It's still that way today.
3170
02:24:51.229 --> 02:24:57.310
Yeah. And it's still and he was still making back even back in 1997,
3171
02:24:57.310 --> 02:24:59.630
'98, he was making $35.40
3172
02:24:59.630 --> 02:25:00.189
bucks an hour.
3173
02:25:00.885 --> 02:25:02.165
Yeah, and that's
3174
02:25:03.125 --> 02:25:07.925
about what they make over here, because I've known a few people that work over here at Ingalls,
3175
02:25:08.164 --> 02:25:09.604
and that's exactly
3176
02:25:11.204 --> 02:25:11.845
that
3177
02:25:12.324 --> 02:25:15.604
standard right there is still going on today exactly,
3178
02:25:16.520 --> 02:25:17.320
because
3179
02:25:17.400 --> 02:25:18.280
that's
3180
02:25:18.280 --> 02:25:19.641
what's in the contract.
3181
02:25:20.680 --> 02:25:25.400
And I don't know if it's from the unions or from the government, but I think it's unions.
3182
02:25:25.800 --> 02:25:27.880
Oh, no. Need to make sure that we get
3183
02:25:28.280 --> 02:25:32.275
the highest quality, so we need to make sure we got all the proper inspections. So
3184
02:25:32.515 --> 02:25:33.715
we'll do every
3185
02:25:34.274 --> 02:25:36.915
foot and a half, we'll come by and inspect.
3186
02:25:37.635 --> 02:25:39.155
Well, don't
3187
02:25:39.234 --> 02:25:41.635
think it's fully the unions.
3188
02:25:41.955 --> 02:25:42.595
I mean,
3189
02:25:43.075 --> 02:25:44.354
could probably say partly,
3190
02:25:45.550 --> 02:25:47.631
but yeah, when you're welding on
3191
02:25:49.070 --> 02:25:50.190
Navy ships,
3192
02:25:50.510 --> 02:25:51.711
government ships,
3193
02:25:52.190 --> 02:25:53.230
the government's
3194
02:25:53.311 --> 02:25:55.150
pretty strict about a lot of things.
3195
02:25:56.110 --> 02:25:59.470
Yeah, I understand they're strict on their standards,
3196
02:26:00.575 --> 02:26:07.695
but their standards could be easily be met with with, you know, running all and run over the that whole
3197
02:26:08.335 --> 02:26:11.536
get that whole space filled in, get it sanded,
3198
02:26:12.016 --> 02:26:17.910
down, get it flush with the rest of the hole, and then have somebody come by and go, okay, that looks good.
3199
02:26:18.550 --> 02:26:19.830
No. I mean,
3200
02:26:20.390 --> 02:26:22.310
I'm just letting you know what what
3201
02:26:22.790 --> 02:26:26.390
know, I've I've heard Maxwell welders from
3202
02:26:26.390 --> 02:26:30.415
that work over there, you know? Oh yeah. You
3203
02:26:30.815 --> 02:26:32.575
know, I'm like you, it's you
3204
02:26:33.455 --> 02:26:34.256
would think
3205
02:26:34.735 --> 02:26:35.695
they could
3206
02:26:36.016 --> 02:26:37.455
figure out a way to
3207
02:26:38.016 --> 02:26:40.655
do it a little quicker, but I also heard that,
3208
02:26:41.400 --> 02:26:46.360
I don't know if this is the way it was back then, probably was, but like now,
3209
02:26:46.520 --> 02:26:52.680
because every year it seems like the government comes down with new rules on how to do things.
3210
02:26:53.415 --> 02:26:55.655
Okay? Right. But
3211
02:26:55.655 --> 02:26:56.775
here's the thing,
3212
02:26:57.335 --> 02:26:59.575
those rules are three years out,
3213
02:26:59.814 --> 02:27:00.615
but these
3214
02:27:01.415 --> 02:27:02.615
union guys
3215
02:27:03.255 --> 02:27:05.734
are using those rules now
3216
02:27:06.110 --> 02:27:08.030
on the current builds.
3217
02:27:08.510 --> 02:27:10.190
Yeah. So
3218
02:27:10.430 --> 02:27:12.990
it's like and sometimes it
3219
02:27:13.310 --> 02:27:14.990
changes the way they do
3220
02:27:15.390 --> 02:27:16.511
the whole thing
3221
02:27:17.230 --> 02:27:19.950
because these new rules three years out
3222
02:27:20.555 --> 02:27:23.756
and they have to start doing them right now,
3223
02:27:24.235 --> 02:27:25.676
you know, it takes longer.
3224
02:27:26.235 --> 02:27:29.355
And hence, this is why ships cost more and
3225
02:27:29.675 --> 02:27:30.395
you know,
3226
02:27:30.795 --> 02:27:33.915
you're spending, I don't know what, dollars 50,000,000,000
3227
02:27:34.075 --> 02:27:42.280
for a ship? Yeah. I don't, I mean, I don't know. I don't know exactly. You either. A lot of ships are coming out closer to, I think, 1,000,000,000
3228
02:27:42.680 --> 02:27:43.561
these days.
3229
02:27:44.120 --> 02:27:48.200
Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I don't keep up with that stuff. I'm just saying
3230
02:27:49.315 --> 02:27:51.395
that a lot of the rules,
3231
02:27:51.795 --> 02:27:57.235
you know, it's like, you know, I don't think it's all of the unions. Partly yes,
3232
02:27:57.795 --> 02:27:58.995
I mean, because
3233
02:28:00.035 --> 02:28:01.715
I'm not a fan of unions either.
3234
02:28:02.729 --> 02:28:05.530
Back in the day, like you said, unions did
3235
02:28:05.930 --> 02:28:07.130
a lot of good for
3236
02:28:07.529 --> 02:28:08.730
a lot of workers,
3237
02:28:09.210 --> 02:28:10.010
but now
3238
02:28:10.410 --> 02:28:12.649
it's
3239
02:28:12.649 --> 02:28:13.530
more of a
3240
02:28:14.186 --> 02:28:15.386
More of a racket,
3241
02:28:15.625 --> 02:28:16.346
big Yeah.
3242
02:28:18.585 --> 02:28:19.226
Yeah,
3243
02:28:19.386 --> 02:28:22.506
I've had plenty of I knew one guy who was working,
3244
02:28:22.745 --> 02:28:23.306
he
3245
02:28:24.105 --> 02:28:24.586
was
3246
02:28:25.785 --> 02:28:27.865
installing glass in the buildings,
3247
02:28:28.620 --> 02:28:30.540
and he hurt his back and
3248
02:28:30.939 --> 02:28:33.260
yeah, the union wasn't there to help him out.
3249
02:28:33.500 --> 02:28:33.979
They
3250
02:28:34.380 --> 02:28:39.420
took his money and was like, yep, sorry. And now anytime he goes walking around, you know,
3251
02:28:40.555 --> 02:28:45.435
he says he finds he sees the union people following him around to make sure that he still
3252
02:28:45.755 --> 02:28:47.515
acts like his back is hurting.
3253
02:28:48.475 --> 02:28:49.115
Right.
3254
02:28:49.515 --> 02:28:52.074
Because they because they fixed his back and
3255
02:28:52.570 --> 02:28:54.730
he was still having issues.
3256
02:28:55.050 --> 02:28:56.811
And so he gets
3257
02:28:57.290 --> 02:29:00.410
balled around, make sure he doesn't go try playing golf or anything.
3258
02:29:01.130 --> 02:29:06.011
I asked him, like, so what happens if they catch you playing golf? It's like, they're gonna whack you?
3259
02:29:06.330 --> 02:29:07.530
He's like, if possible.
3260
02:29:08.404 --> 02:29:09.845
You don't know some
3261
02:29:10.085 --> 02:29:13.605
of these union folks, they very well possibly could.
3262
02:29:14.805 --> 02:29:17.765
I don't know if they'd whack you, but they could pull your
3263
02:29:18.165 --> 02:29:19.364
disability
3264
02:29:19.364 --> 02:29:20.404
though. Oh yeah.
3265
02:29:21.120 --> 02:29:26.319
So but anyhow, looks like we're getting real close to the 10:00 moment.
3266
02:29:26.319 --> 02:29:28.960
And I've got a wife who was wanting me to
3267
02:29:29.760 --> 02:29:31.440
wanted to talk to me about
3268
02:29:32.239 --> 02:29:33.280
a
3269
02:29:33.520 --> 02:29:34.640
particular
3270
02:29:35.795 --> 02:29:38.195
non member of the family. So
3271
02:29:38.595 --> 02:29:46.595
figured I would go ahead and throw out the website of the week. This week's website is pure.gas.org.
3272
02:29:47.381 --> 02:29:50.900
You're someone who doesn't wanna have all that nasty ethanol,
3273
02:29:51.061 --> 02:29:57.221
energy waste and ethanol in your in your in your gas tank. Well, you can actually go off, find
3274
02:29:57.860 --> 02:30:03.465
somewhere in your area that is actually able to put out EZero gas stations.
3275
02:30:04.345 --> 02:30:04.745
So
3276
02:30:05.785 --> 02:30:09.545
a lot of like all subs let's see here. What do we got?
3277
02:30:09.785 --> 02:30:13.961
Hold on. Hold on. Brian. Brian. Yep. Yep. What was that?
3278
02:30:15.240 --> 02:30:16.280
Pure,
3279
02:30:16.280 --> 02:30:17.641
P U R E,
3280
02:30:18.200 --> 02:30:18.841
dash
3281
02:30:19.240 --> 02:30:21.561
gas. That's it. Okay.
3282
02:30:23.160 --> 02:30:25.721
I had stupid finger syndrome. You're good.
3283
02:30:26.625 --> 02:30:28.306
And so, yeah, you can find
3284
02:30:29.346 --> 02:30:36.306
yeah, like, see here. If I can find one that's kinda in my area. So Octane address
3285
02:30:37.425 --> 02:30:38.865
in Ada. There we go.
3286
02:30:40.750 --> 02:30:44.350
So if I come down here to Elk City,
3287
02:30:44.750 --> 02:30:47.149
it's all kind of listed in there alphabetically
3288
02:30:47.149 --> 02:30:48.110
by town.
3289
02:30:48.350 --> 02:30:49.950
So yeah, the Allsup's
3290
02:30:50.189 --> 02:30:53.149
eighty seven over on Meadowridge Drive
3291
02:30:54.795 --> 02:30:56.795
got his ethanol free.
3292
02:30:57.835 --> 02:31:01.035
Apparently, so is Love's. I didn't realize Love's. I thought Love's through
3293
02:31:01.915 --> 02:31:05.115
I don't know. I kinda double check. I double checked that. I think
3294
02:31:05.675 --> 02:31:09.194
Love's seems like having biofuels in their
3295
02:31:09.670 --> 02:31:11.270
in their stuff. So
3296
02:31:12.069 --> 02:31:12.870
see,
3297
02:31:13.109 --> 02:31:18.310
Elk City, also the Phillips sixty six King R and K Super Ed on 3rd Street.
3298
02:31:18.949 --> 02:31:25.665
So, I mean, there's there's a few a few towns. And actually, I need to go in there and add some because I know that Hutch's offers
3299
02:31:25.984 --> 02:31:27.585
ethanol free options.
3300
02:31:29.024 --> 02:31:32.545
So, yeah, if you end up finding one that you think needs to
3301
02:31:33.185 --> 02:31:33.665
add one,
3302
02:31:34.440 --> 02:31:40.201
you can always add, and I think it's actually gonna become a circle K, so they may end up dumping that pretty quick.
3303
02:31:42.440 --> 02:31:45.480
But you see, here's the kicker on a lot of these.
3304
02:31:45.960 --> 02:31:47.081
Most cars
3305
02:31:47.240 --> 02:31:48.761
made within the last
3306
02:31:48.985 --> 02:31:49.945
five years
3307
02:31:50.825 --> 02:31:51.705
are already
3308
02:31:52.104 --> 02:31:55.386
set up to take the ethanol added gas.
3309
02:31:56.265 --> 02:31:59.065
Right. But they run better on ethanol free.
3310
02:31:59.705 --> 02:32:02.104
You might want to look that up because my Jeep,
3311
02:32:02.681 --> 02:32:04.360
the manual says no.
3312
02:32:05.000 --> 02:32:06.841
Well, yeah, they would need tubes
3313
02:32:07.641 --> 02:32:09.721
because they've
3314
02:32:10.120 --> 02:32:17.186
been forced to have to put make their stuff ethanol free. Heck, within, I think, in the next two or three years,
3315
02:32:17.665 --> 02:32:18.865
instead of E10,
3316
02:32:18.865 --> 02:32:20.625
they're looking at jacking
3317
02:32:20.625 --> 02:32:21.985
it up to E15,
3318
02:32:23.105 --> 02:32:24.546
even though they've got cars
3319
02:32:24.785 --> 02:32:26.785
already that take E85.
3320
02:32:27.425 --> 02:32:27.985
Yeah,
3321
02:32:28.306 --> 02:32:30.865
but it uses more fuel on the E85. Yeah,
3322
02:32:31.800 --> 02:32:32.520
It
3323
02:32:32.760 --> 02:32:33.720
sucks down.
3324
02:32:34.520 --> 02:32:37.320
It wastes gas more than straight.
3325
02:32:38.359 --> 02:32:40.760
Because straight at least it's a 100% explosion.
3326
02:32:41.319 --> 02:32:41.880
The
3327
02:32:42.280 --> 02:32:44.600
ethanol makes a
3328
02:32:44.216 --> 02:32:48.536
cooler flame. So it doesn't do near as good of a full combustion.
3329
02:32:49.176 --> 02:32:50.136
Produces
3330
02:32:50.136 --> 02:32:52.056
water as a byproduct.
3331
02:32:53.335 --> 02:32:55.016
So there you go for
3332
02:32:55.256 --> 02:32:56.855
your greenhouse gas.
3333
02:32:58.130 --> 02:32:58.851
So
3334
02:32:59.250 --> 02:33:00.530
but, yeah, I'm
3335
02:33:00.850 --> 02:33:02.290
it's it's a
3336
02:33:02.690 --> 02:33:07.011
I I'm one that likes I I like to use ethanol free.
3337
02:33:07.250 --> 02:33:10.290
Only problem is I can't afford to use ethanol free
3338
02:33:11.170 --> 02:33:14.155
because it's usually about 50¢ more.
3339
02:33:15.275 --> 02:33:17.995
50¢ to a dollar more. Yeah. Yeah.
3340
02:33:18.155 --> 02:33:20.395
So it's like, damn
3341
02:33:21.115 --> 02:33:23.275
it. No. Use just regular.
3342
02:33:24.155 --> 02:33:24.635
Damn it.
3343
02:33:26.140 --> 02:33:26.780
So
3344
02:33:28.220 --> 02:33:35.740
so but, yeah, that's a that's a it's a good it's a good sign if you're if you're one that especially if you have a
3345
02:33:36.060 --> 02:33:39.739
more have a classic car and you're looking to try to put some
3346
02:33:40.625 --> 02:33:41.905
nondestructive
3347
02:33:41.905 --> 02:33:43.825
fuel into your into your tank,
3348
02:33:44.145 --> 02:33:48.705
this will at least help you out if you're traveling around and you're over in you're over in
3349
02:33:49.025 --> 02:33:50.865
in Mississippi.
3350
02:33:51.186 --> 02:33:52.145
So you can
3351
02:33:53.100 --> 02:33:54.380
you can actually hit-
3352
02:33:55.260 --> 02:34:01.020
Oh, we've got ethanol free stations all over the place. Oh yeah. A lot of stations
3353
02:34:02.300 --> 02:34:04.859
have started realizing that people would rather
3354
02:34:05.904 --> 02:34:09.905
fork over the the extra buck a gallon.
3355
02:34:10.225 --> 02:34:18.064
Not me. Well, that is not me either. Like I said, I I use I use just straight up regular. I'll I've got a fairly
3356
02:34:18.064 --> 02:34:20.944
new ish car, so it it
3357
02:34:21.439 --> 02:34:23.520
it takes the E10.
3358
02:34:24.160 --> 02:34:26.240
All cars take the E10 now.
3359
02:34:26.640 --> 02:34:27.200
So,
3360
02:34:28.000 --> 02:34:28.640
I mean, it's
3361
02:34:29.680 --> 02:34:32.960
like cruising the coast, these guys will bring cases of
3362
02:34:33.935 --> 02:34:35.055
lead additive.
3363
02:34:35.375 --> 02:34:36.015
Yeah,
3364
02:34:36.814 --> 02:34:37.295
yeah.
3365
02:34:39.694 --> 02:34:41.055
Nothing like breathing
3366
02:34:41.694 --> 02:34:43.935
in a little bit of lead vapor.
3367
02:34:45.450 --> 02:34:46.811
Nothing wrong with it?
3368
02:34:47.450 --> 02:34:50.170
No, you can, just your wrist won't just be
3369
02:34:51.130 --> 02:34:53.530
quite as strong as it used to be. That's
3370
02:34:53.530 --> 02:34:55.931
called old age, man. Oh, oh, okay.
3371
02:34:56.490 --> 02:34:56.810
So,
3372
02:34:58.405 --> 02:35:02.325
but yeah. But speaking of old age, yeah, that's what
3373
02:35:03.365 --> 02:35:04.885
went to the doctor on
3374
02:35:05.925 --> 02:35:07.686
Monday or Tuesday,
3375
02:35:08.005 --> 02:35:12.645
got over to Amarillo, my knee swelled up, all big and huge and stuff.
3376
02:35:13.659 --> 02:35:21.180
Went to the doctor and did an x rays and stuff. And they're like, yeah, there's a little bit of decrease in spacing between your joints there.
3377
02:35:21.500 --> 02:35:22.380
Congratulations.
3378
02:35:22.460 --> 02:35:23.420
It's arthritis.
3379
02:35:23.819 --> 02:35:24.619
Fucking hell.
3380
02:35:26.505 --> 02:35:29.306
So yeah, I gimped around for about four days
3381
02:35:29.625 --> 02:35:32.185
till Right. Till my leg finally
3382
02:35:32.745 --> 02:35:40.505
still whenever I first stand up, I'm gonna I'm gonna hobble the first, like, three or four steps, and then I could may it kinda loosens up enough that I can walk.
3383
02:35:41.239 --> 02:35:43.720
But, yeah, they gave me what is it?
3384
02:35:44.040 --> 02:35:52.760
Oh, what's that stuff called? I hadn't taken it yet just because it's like, I I don't I don't feel like I need it. Meloxicam.
3385
02:35:53.494 --> 02:35:55.335
Oh, take that shit, dude.
3386
02:35:56.534 --> 02:35:58.455
But why? I don't need to now.
3387
02:35:59.494 --> 02:36:00.774
So Trust me.
3388
02:36:01.175 --> 02:36:07.015
You're already starting to hurt. Start fucking taking it. Oh, whenever I actually hurt, I'll take it.
3389
02:36:07.960 --> 02:36:08.601
So
3390
02:36:09.240 --> 02:36:19.640
don't I I'm one of those. I don't care to be dependent upon medication at all. So if it's not gonna fix the problem, it's just gonna catch it up now. I'll I'll just suffer through it.
3391
02:36:20.475 --> 02:36:23.354
So I don't have a problem taking antibiotics
3392
02:36:23.354 --> 02:36:25.115
or antiviral meds
3393
02:36:25.915 --> 02:36:29.355
because I know that that works to get rid of
3394
02:36:29.915 --> 02:36:31.115
whatever the illness is.
3395
02:36:32.010 --> 02:36:35.689
I don't have a problem taking vitamins because, again, it is
3396
02:36:36.409 --> 02:36:41.689
it's helping to you know, vitamin C helps to with the with the immune.
3397
02:36:41.850 --> 02:36:44.250
Taking a choline that helps with the liver.
3398
02:36:44.936 --> 02:36:45.655
Oh,
3399
02:36:46.695 --> 02:36:49.575
that me that fell out or was that no.
3400
02:36:50.535 --> 02:36:51.815
No. No. No.
3401
02:36:52.375 --> 02:36:53.575
It's me and dude.
3402
02:36:54.135 --> 02:36:58.851
Dude, are you there? Yep. I'm here. Okay. Wow.
3403
02:36:59.170 --> 02:37:01.090
Rich. We lost Rich. Oh,
3404
02:37:03.170 --> 02:37:05.410
what is what's the world coming to now?
3405
02:37:05.729 --> 02:37:06.690
I don't know.
3406
02:37:09.970 --> 02:37:12.689
So I guess He said he said,
3407
02:37:13.466 --> 02:37:15.466
fuck it. I'm out.
3408
02:37:15.945 --> 02:37:17.626
I'm done. I'm out of here.
3409
02:37:18.186 --> 02:37:20.905
We're gone. We're off like a dirty shirt.
3410
02:37:21.226 --> 02:37:22.105
Yeah. So
3411
02:37:22.825 --> 02:37:24.426
it's probably time for the
3412
02:37:25.306 --> 02:37:29.490
Yep. I'm gonna say it is because I gotta It is 10:00.
3413
02:37:29.730 --> 02:37:31.011
Yep. And I gotta
3414
02:37:31.410 --> 02:37:33.011
double run tomorrow.
3415
02:37:33.330 --> 02:37:36.851
Oh, joy. Yeah. Yeah. Let's get you in bed. So alright.
3416
02:37:37.330 --> 02:37:47.855
So guys, I wanna say thank y'all everyone for taking the time out of your day to listen to this show, the two grumpy bits and a dude, and I am your host, Brian. And I've
3417
02:37:48.175 --> 02:37:55.440
we've done we've been doing this show for a little over two years now, and it is a show of friends.
3418
02:37:55.920 --> 02:37:57.841
It is me, Rich,
3419
02:37:58.160 --> 02:38:01.601
and Ron. We've been friends for five years or so.
3420
02:38:01.920 --> 02:38:17.045
And we have just, we've talked to each other at least once a week. We said, hey, let's go down. Let's record this. Let's make it a podcast and see what it does. And so here you go. This is the podcast. The difference between this podcast and all the other podcasts is that we do not do
3421
02:38:17.940 --> 02:38:23.141
a sponsorship. We don't have. This show is brought to you by Harry's Razor. We do.
3422
02:38:23.780 --> 02:38:28.661
This show is brought to you by listeners like you. So we're a lot like PBS.
3423
02:38:29.301 --> 02:38:33.141
We provide value. You provide value back. We are value for value.
3424
02:38:33.636 --> 02:38:34.916
That means that
3425
02:38:35.395 --> 02:38:38.036
you can contribute time, talent,
3426
02:38:38.275 --> 02:38:41.235
or treasure. The three T's. Time is
3427
02:38:41.796 --> 02:38:59.240
you telling everybody about the show, telling folks that you know, hey, you listen to podcasts. Hey, there's a show called Two Gruffy Bets and a Dude I think you'd like. Keeps you busy for about three hours. It's a good show, the interesting topics. Sometimes they get off on a tangent. They never fully complete the story before
3428
02:38:59.400 --> 02:39:06.625
they go on to another one, but it's a good show all in all. Or you can, and you can share that out onto Facebook,
3429
02:39:06.625 --> 02:39:08.465
Instagram, Twitter, X,
3430
02:39:08.705 --> 02:39:10.545
Blue Sky, Mastodon,
3431
02:39:10.545 --> 02:39:11.105
whatever
3432
02:39:11.904 --> 02:39:17.921
social media platform you like to use. We're gonna, you can share that to them, tell them why
3433
02:39:18.240 --> 02:39:19.201
this show
3434
02:39:19.681 --> 02:39:22.721
is worth listening. Maybe it's because we're the
3435
02:39:23.200 --> 02:39:44.630
three biggest idiots on the planet and everything we say is completely wrong and you know better. Then take the time to shoot us an email. You shoot me an email, circlecast, c I r c l e c a s t gmail dot com. Or you can get ahold of Rich. That's r chelson. That's c h e l s o n. Rchelson@gmail.com.
3436
02:39:44.630 --> 02:39:50.230
And if you wanna get ahold of the dude, get ahold of one of me or me either me or dude or me or Rich,
3437
02:39:50.470 --> 02:39:56.244
and we'll get it over to dude. And then he'll he can let you he'll give you his soliloquy
3438
02:39:56.244 --> 02:39:59.205
of his ideas and thoughts and and insights.
3439
02:40:00.564 --> 02:40:09.284
If you wanna be able to help in some other way oh, I bet you that's Rich right there. Yep. Waiting for the Internet to come back up. He must have had a had a
3440
02:40:10.069 --> 02:40:12.229
just yeah. He lost power. He blinked.
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02:40:12.949 --> 02:40:18.790
So his power his Internet blinked, so he's he's waiting for everything to come booting back up. So
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but if if you are
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good at creating
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art
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in any way, would love to have you send over a chapter art or episode art
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to to for us to use on the, on the episode
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because we are using podcasting
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two point o standard.
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We are able to change the
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image
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that is displayed based upon what the chapter is. And so if you have something that's
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being talked about that you would love to create an image for, whether it's AI or not, doesn't hurt my feelings. You can create out of your from your own creativity,
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beautiful. If you just if you were like me and your your artistic skills are for nothing,
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then you might use AI
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prompts to be able to get an image that's close to what you're wanting. Would love that. Just make it a 2,000 by 2,000 pixel image. That's all that's the only thing I really ask. It allows for it to be able to be shrunk down small enough for the small images, but it also can blow up big enough for like tablets and things that show very nicely and cleanly.
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So 2,000 by 2,000 and create an image. Take the use your talents. If you have something else you would like to be able to help
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help us out with and you've got a talent for,
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hit me up or reach up. And again,
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c I r c l e c a s t, circlecastgmail
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dot com or r chelson, c h e l s o ngmail
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dot com.
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And we'd love to hear from you.
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So,
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and speaking of hearing from you, that's another way to distribute, got your thoughts, got your, you wanna tell us how wrong we are, send us those emails. Love to hear from you. I love to hear your insights
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and take all that and apply
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it to what we know and have an actual dialogue. That's one of the fun parts about this podcast. You reach out to the host. The host will actually have a discussion with you. And there's Mr. Rich again. He's finally made it back after
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his internet hiccup.
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The other way that you can help us out is through
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time. Time, talent, treasure. I'll get it right one day. And that is just as it sounds. If you've got if you we made you laugh, cry, think, groan,
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02:42:38.750 --> 02:42:39.870
anything like that,
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then that is us creating value in your lives.
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What does that work?
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If you were in a you can go to twogrumpyvets.com
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and that's spelled out, twogrumpyvets.com.
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You will see a
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B4V tab at the top. You can hit that and it'll take you over to our PayPal page. If you are in a podcasting two point o app, modern podcasting app, which you can get over at podcastapps.com.
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You can find a podcast app that uses the funding tag.
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And there you will see a button somewhere on the show page that says support this support this this show.
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02:43:23.870 --> 02:43:29.711
And with that, you click on it. It'll bring it to the PayPal page, and you get the choice to choose
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how much and how often.
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02:43:32.910 --> 02:43:35.471
One time shot or reoccurring,
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you get that all that choice. The power is within your hands and you get to choose how you wanna do it.
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And however you do, we'd be grateful. We will give you a shout out. We will tell you, hey. Thank you, gracias.
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Awesome.
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And, you know, and read whatever your note is out out loud without any any major ridicule or or may still rib you a little bit, but that's we will make sure to read your your
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your note out if you happen to leave one.
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And so with that, I wanna say again, thank you all for for listening. And now that Rich has made it back, Rich, what do you got to say?
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Well, I had no idea that was gonna happen.
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Apparently
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Apparently, I didn't pay enough attention to the weather and
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we got some big winds, I'm talking big winds,
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coming down on us with a storm behind it.
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And so, yeah, it knocked my power out for, I mean, short second,
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but it was long enough to kick the internet out.
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And so I had to wait for
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the internet to
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get started back up and that takes a couple minutes. So
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So I was
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just lost.
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I was just
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in space, you know? But no, anyway, just want to thank everybody for listening and
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coming back and still listening and downloading our stuff. And, you know, if we make you think, laugh, cry, groan,
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02:45:08.785 --> 02:45:11.426
yell, scream, whatever, rant and rave,
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02:45:11.665 --> 02:45:15.186
hey, reach out. Send us an email, archhelsongmail
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dot com
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02:45:16.280 --> 02:45:18.280
or circlecastgmail
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02:45:18.280 --> 02:45:20.520
dot com. We'd love to hear your thoughts.
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And like Brian said, you know, if you want to support the show, send us some artwork,
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you know,
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you know, 2,000 by 2,000 pixels,
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somewhere around there, that'd be good.
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And we'll use it as chapter art or whatnot.
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Or,
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you know, whichever way you wanna do. You know, if you just wanna share this out, say, you know, tell your friends and family that
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you found three crazy
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assholes that are funnier than hell. Hey, share it out.
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Thank you. We appreciate it.
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But other than that, that's about all I got.
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Hopefully my power don't go back out, but, you know, hey, it's it's it's a crapshoot right now. So that's about all I got. So, dude, what you got?
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Well, I don't have a whole hell of a lot of, interesting thoughts for tonight, seeing as how I'm pretty well exhausted
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and get to run a double run tomorrow at work.
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I will have one hell of a busy day tomorrow.
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So but again, what, Rich and
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Brian have, said multiple times now,
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I hope you enjoy our show and our antics in our especially what Brian said, our incomplete stories because
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02:46:39.485 --> 02:46:46.610
man, there's a lot of times that we cannot complete a story before we're already starting the other one and by the time we realize what was the
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article of the other story, we have no fucking
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02:46:51.170 --> 02:46:55.011
idea as to what the fuck we were talking about in the first damn place.
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So again, thank
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you for listening and I'll give it back to Brian.
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All right. Well, Rich, Ron, guys, again, as always,
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02:47:05.725 --> 02:47:11.885
I enjoy the hell out of our time that we're able to sit around and talk and just share
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02:47:12.205 --> 02:47:18.500
our lives with each other And grateful for what used to be Thursdays, but now is our Mondays.
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Are at least make Mondays fun.
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02:47:23.540 --> 02:47:29.815
Anyhow, with that, I want to say thanks again for coming on. Thanks again for
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02:47:30.615 --> 02:47:31.655
being as
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02:47:31.895 --> 02:47:34.855
reliable and dependable as y'all are. So
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with that, guys, y'all take care. We'll catch y'all later. Audience, y'all take care, and we will see everyone next week. So till then.
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Bye.
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02:47:45.750 --> 02:47:46.471
Later.
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02:47:46.790 --> 02:47:47.910
Peace out.
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02:47:48.230 --> 02:47:54.471
Alright, guys. Catch you then. Alright, guys. Later. See you. Alright. Have a good week, guys. You you too.
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Alright. Bye. Bye. Bye.