Explicit Car Dash Cameras, Ron Work Story
Ep. 70

Car Dash Cameras, Ron Work Story

Episode description

Dave covers what to look for in a car dash cam and gives some recommendations, Ron tells a work related story about the recent NYC shooter.

This episode’s Monero challenge: In the show we mention a secret phrase. Tell us the secret phrase.

This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: 3467960, 51b7f7c41f3cf51691af98aa8170fb904737de820cfd8c2b2f677ad7894cea0f

This episode’s Monero winner candidate list: inkstain, almagest, RN, MavMcQ, dormouse

00:00:00 Bringing back the loony bins

00:10:21 Dark web programming contest (contest.i2p)

00:12:24 Obama treason?

00:15:16 Growing up in Chicago

00:24:45 Random nonsense

00:50:15 Sydney Sweeney’s genes

00:56:17 Age verification and data leaks

01:03:53 The PELOSI Act

01:12:31 More random nonsense

01:32:03 Dave covers what to look for in a car dash cam and gives some recommendations

01:45:05 Ron tells a work related story about the recent NYC shooter

Resources discussed on the show:

Wolfbox (https://wolfbox.com/), over-mirror dash cams.

Vantrue (https://www.vantrue.com/), windshield attach dash cams.

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0:00

Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host.

0:15

Dave Havlicek.

0:16

We are here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh. So, would you

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say, well, I know what you're going to say, but I guess I should ask the rest of America,

0:26

Trump is having success with his immigration then. He really is. He's getting people out.

0:30

To buy his own standards.

0:31

Yeah. No one's killed anybody yet.

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I don't know if that's true or not.

0:36

Why not?

0:37

I can't recall.

0:38

I don't recall here an ice and firefighter gun jet.

0:41

Actually, wasn't an ice agent killed the other day?

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An ice agent was shot at.

0:46

Okay. So then, okay.

0:47

But they arrested that guy that may have been in Portland or someone or my, I don't know.

0:51

There's a lot of protests outside the ice agency. So, did you hear what Trump's new

0:55

EO is? He wants to reopen mental hospitals.

0:58

Oh, that one. Yeah.

0:59

So, he's saying it's for the homeless. But I think when he puts Tom Holman on it, I think

1:05

he's going to go off the progressive left.

1:07

This is a bad idea.

1:08

No, no, he's going to go off.

1:09

This is a very bad idea.

1:10

Why? I mean, they're obviously mental.

1:12

Okay. But do you not remember why we closed down all these institutions? I mean, like,

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you don't want to look at that.

1:18

Text-holders.

1:19

Text-holders.

1:20

No. They don't give a fucking about tagging they print money. They don't care.

1:24

What is Dave's opinion on this?

1:26

Because people did investigative journalism and found out how all the abuses these places

1:31

were doing.

1:32

Well, you can find that in hospitals and schools.

1:34

Okay. Why don't we close it?

1:35

Oh, let's start closing our food.

1:37

Well, to me, it was the mainstream story, which could be true or not, was it was budget

1:45

cuts. States were having problems paying the bill.

1:47

That's ridiculous.

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And the federal government was.

1:49

That's always bullshit.

1:51

Well, they have enough budget to fucking get the fuck out of the country.

1:53

Budget to fucking give money to Israel, Ukraine.

1:56

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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But that's all bullshit money anyway, because this coming back to the Congress anyway.

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It's been proven.

2:02

So was this.

2:03

But they closed it because of budget constraints.

2:05

That's bullshit.

2:06

That's what they said. But don't you remember that was that was like in the late 90s, right?

2:11

Yeah. No, not late. It was like early. It was early or mid. Yeah.

2:13

Okay. Mid 90. Okay. Mid 90.

2:15

Yeah. Okay. Under Clinton. Well, we agree under Clinton.

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I don't know which, I mean, probably.

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Like he was present most of the 90s. Yeah.

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Okay. So that was the start of this progressive movement.

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Well, but then. Oh, we can't know people in hospitals.

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Be against their will. Let's just let them out. Progressive attitude. Progressives are

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the ones who came up with these places in the first place.

2:39

What are you talking about?

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Have you ever heard of the eugenics movements? That's progressivism.

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Isn't that like a hair and follicle thing? No. Eugenics. Eugenics is like the idea that

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you decide who breeds with who to have better genetics in the population.

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Oh, shit. Don't get started on that one. Well, that's what we're getting from one of

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the tip top now. But that's a progressive idea.

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You do know what I'm referring to, which we'll get to later.

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What? The blonde girl with the jeans.

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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Okay. No, like that. Progressives came up with that shit. They invented it. It's not

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a Nazi thing. The Nazis stole it. No, no, it's not a middle hospital because I truly believe

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that we cause them more for budgetary concerns and the not caring of those people.

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It was all the bad publicity because of all the abuses going on in there.

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So, instead of fixing it, we just saw the baby out of the bathwater?

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No. I mean, like some people would say that, but as a libertarian, I would say no, of course

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not. We shouldn't have the government running these places at all.

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So, letting these people out into the streets was the better choice because that's what

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they did. Yes.

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Well, the homeless population in Chicago, if you were in Chicago in those years,

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the homeless population grew exponentially those years.

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Expedentially.

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Not Joe Biden?

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Did I make enough words?

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That's what he's that.

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Why prefer to speak like more George Bush?

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That's how he said the word.

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Is he?

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Yeah, exponentially.

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I hear you have a speech impediment, but that's okay. Make fun of it. I don't care.

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So, yeah, so you saw the homeless population grow, the mental people.

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You can tell the difference between a homeless person and a mental person.

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Yeah.

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So here's the thing. Whenever you say, like, is this better?

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Right? Like, there's no such thing as better for everybody all the time.

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Look at on the street.

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There's better for this group and worse for that group.

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Man, I'm talking about for the patients because you referred to the closed mental

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hospitals because the patients were being abused.

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Right.

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So, I would say, is it better?

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I'm completely a homeless person for the patients, which is what you brought up.

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Now, I would say if you just close it down and do nothing,

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it's probably not going to be better for most of those people.

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I'll accept the word most.

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Now, the problem in this country, which I don't like to use that word.

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Oh, Jesus Christ.

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Is that we all have this attitude of, oh, the government should do that.

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The government, the government, the government, everything the government.

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Why doesn't the government come and fix this?

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Blah, blah, blah, government, government, government, right?

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So the government has this program to run these institutions

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and then they shut them down with no replacements.

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And the people are like, whoa, why are they only told the government?

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Why aren't you doing it?

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Because nobody ever says, what can I do?

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What can we do to fix it?

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Why aren't we fixing this?

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Right?

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Because if you look before we had these institutions, it wasn't a major problem.

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Do you know what year that was?

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And I don't.

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Ah, I don't fucking know.

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But before that, there were like fraternal organizations.

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You had churches that did more charity.

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Because now churches are just fucking like money funneling bullshit.

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No, there's a great argument out there that the mentally ill should be managed by churches.

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But keep in mind though, up until, fuck, I believe Clinton,

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the hospitals were run by churches and they were non-profit.

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A lot of them, yeah.

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I said a lot of them still are.

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It's harder and harder.

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Are they still non-profit?

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Some of them.

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Like it's getting harder and harder because you have to obey all these like eight million

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people's regulations.

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Yeah, the non-profit hospital, medical is gone, dude.

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Yeah.

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No, like people got to, it's what's people that got changed, right?

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People got to change their fucking attitudes.

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Like this is the thing I see on YouTube a lot.

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There's a guy in Florida, his name's Jeff Gray, and he'll go around on a public sidewalk

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with a cardboard sign that says, God bless the homeless vets.

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Okay.

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And like he's a very educated guy.

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He's not homeless, but he dresses and looks like he might be homeless.

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Okay.

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So like what always happens is some dumb fuck Karen calls the cops and says, there's a guy

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standing on the sidewalk.

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He's asking for money and he never asked for money.

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He deliberately never asked for money.

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But like everyone lies and says that he's asking for money because he's standing with

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a cardboard sign and they just assume he's asking for money.

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He's homeless.

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He's this.

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He's that.

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Right.

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Instead of saying, how can I help this person?

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They call the cops and say, get this guy out of here.

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So wait, homeless people can't ask for money.

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They can, but.

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Because they don't know they can.

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They legally plan the courts.

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Yeah.

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That's nationwide.

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That's why I was going to ask you.

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Yeah.

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So, but the problem is if you're a homeless guy and the cop says, get your ass moving.

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How you going to sue the cop?

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How you going to sue the cop?

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You have no fucking money to hire a lawyer.

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Right.

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You're just going to obey him and they're going to beat the shit out of you.

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And there's nothing that you can't even request the body cam footage because you can't

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pay the $100 or $200 fee to get the body cam footage.

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Okay.

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So they just don't give a fuck.

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They're going to do what they want.

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And like, this is how we, you know, like, I'm, I'm not going to say I'm fucking blameless

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here because when I see a homeless guy begging for money, I just ignore him.

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I don't, I don't call cops.

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Right.

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That fucking.

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Yeah.

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I mean, ignore them or give it.

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I mean, if you gave every homeless guy a dollar, I mean, holy fuck, especially in Vegas.

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There's a lot of fucking fakers out there.

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There's people that do this for a living.

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They're making like 60 grand a year.

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No, no, there's a guy who wrote a book.

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He made over a hundred grand a year.

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He spelled the entire thing out.

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Yeah.

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He had, he had stick.

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Yeah.

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And his, his angle was he wore a suit and he hung out on Wall Street.

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Oh God.

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And he was like, Oh man, I love my office.

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I got, I need campfire.

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Yeah.

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And they give it, they give like a hundred bucks.

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Yeah.

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And he goes, Oh, give me your business card.

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I'll get, nah, don't worry about it, man.

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We all got to help each other out.

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No, but like you said, you can tell that if we're between a bum and a mentally crazy

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fuck, right?

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Right.

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And like nobody's helping.

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And honestly, in Vegas, I don't see a lot of crazy.

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You see them once in a while, but they're usually in the tunnels, right?

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No, they're closed tunnels.

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Oh really?

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Kicked them all out.

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Oh wow.

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Where'd they go?

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Apparently on the south side of town where I work.

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Oh boy.

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That's fun.

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Well, so you four against these mental hospitals being reopened.

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No, I don't like that idea.

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And it's just gonna, it's gonna happen again because like I read Trump's order

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actually, and it's like, it's all nice.

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Oh, it's to protect them.

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And, but what have it is to lock us a progressive left?

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Do you agree with it now?

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No.

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All the blue hair and no piercing people?

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No.

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Okay.

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Maybe we put them, once we get the immigration thing, we put them out

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I'll get it out.

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I'm fine with deporting those people.

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Well, you can't deport the American citizens.

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I don't give a fuck.

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Who cares?

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Like deport them.

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Get them out of here.

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They like Sweden.

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Send them to Sweden.

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You like Germany?

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Go to Germany?

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I don't give a fuck.

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Get the fuck out.

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I want to take all these immigrants that want to work and like get a job and do

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whatever the fuck they got to do to make their life better and then trade them

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for the purple hair.

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Okay.

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So.

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Exchange problem.

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So if the deal was the immigrants that are here working.

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Yes.

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We keep them.

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Yes.

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And we move out the progressive left.

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Yes.

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I'll trade that.

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Well, there you go.

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I'll say that.

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And a lot of the right too.

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I want to give in a lot of the right.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Well, yeah, the crazy right.

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Well, I mean, well, we need, I mean, we need some crazy people.

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At least they, at least they got guns on the right.

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I don't want those people have guns.

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Fuck that.

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Well, they're not shooting up anybody.

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Every shooter is a, is a leftist.

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Recently.

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Yeah.

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But recently, like the last two days, the last five days, the last five years,

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the last 10 years.

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It swings.

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Things swing.

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And you're not going to like it when it swings.

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I'm fine, dude.

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So speaking of shooters, we have the, oh no, I'm going to turn it later on.

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Well, no, it was just a shooting man, Manhattan and the guys from Vegas.

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But we'll talk about that later.

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I got a little, little thing to bring up here.

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It's, it's something going on in dark web.

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Oh.

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So, actually there's a couple things going on in dark web.

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But the first one I'm going to talk about.

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So there's these guys that started announcing they're going to do a programming

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competition on the dark web.

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Okay.

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And they're giving away Monero to whoever the winners are.

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They copied us.

10:41

Well, hey, more power to them.

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So if you go to contest.i2p, so you got to get on i2p first.

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Okay.

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And then go to contest.i2p, all the details are there.

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Now, I don't know how reputable these guys are.

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Be careful.

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Well, so like, obviously protect your identity, but you don't, there's no entry

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fee, so you're not paying in.

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Like they're just don't, they're giving away, allegedly giving away prize money.

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So sharpen your programming skills.

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And if they don't pay so what, you still learn how to program something.

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Do you open yourself up more by programming something than down?

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I'm assuming you have to download it onto the dark web.

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No, no.

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So they're going to give you a challenge, like solve this problem.

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Okay.

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Then you submit your solution and they tell you whether or not.

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Oh, they're not asking you to program something.

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Yeah, that's programming.

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Okay.

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So you, when you program something, you have to move it over to the dark web.

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Well, you're not the dark web to enjoy the content at all.

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No, I understand that.

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But you give them access to your computer to see.

11:39

No, you upload your file.

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You upload the source file.

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So upload is what I'm talking for.

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So does your computer, are you more in jeopardy when you upload something

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than normally on the dark web?

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Not what it's just a code.

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Is this an open up a port or something?

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No, like if you're doing pictures, like you could have your Geo coordinates in there.

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And we talked about how to program something.

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Because I know if you program something, you program a virus into something.

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Right, you're not giving them the binary.

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You're giving them the source code.

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Okay, yeah, I'm not kidding.

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So it's all just text.

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Okay.

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So like you're, but go check them out.

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Like if you, if you think you can do it, you know, sign up maybe with some Monero.

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And if it goes well, then maybe we'll donate for their next one.

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Maybe we'll be part of that.

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We'll be a sponsor.

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah.

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So check them out.

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Cool.

12:24

Um, so I have a question about this treason thing with Obama.

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I know you and I disagree with a whole bunch of this shit, but that's

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actually, um, we only need to get into the whole thing.

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We just did.

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Let's get into it.

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God damn it.

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So, so you know, there's no way he can be charged with treason, right?

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Like no way.

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Or wait, I'm sorry.

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Do you can, can a non-American citizen be charged with treason?

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Um, I would think so.

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Well, what, how can they read the constitution?

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Does it say only Americans?

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I mean, what does it say?

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Only Americans.

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So you're going to let me just get away and say, oh, Bob was not an

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American citizen.

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I don't know.

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I was talking about that.

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No, he could, he could, he could still be charged with treason on that.

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Although something is bursary to get popping up again.

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I don't, I'm not looking into it.

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I'm, I've already made my, no, I've already made my decision on that, but

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it's starting to pop up again.

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So I'm curious why that is.

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Um, probably because it's going to be arrested soon.

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Yeah.

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And now he's, I actually don't believe he is.

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I'd be shocked if, if anybody gets arrested, but well, because

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they have bodies in charge and we're the fucking shit.

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I'm zero.

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It was an official act.

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And well, that's, well, okay.

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So now this is, this is the trick.

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This is how they got, um, general, the Trump guy, the general with Trump.

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Millie?

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I know.

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No, no, that's, that's, he's a leftist.

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The, the dude they locked up.

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The, the, yeah.

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General foot.

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So they're doing that.

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They're doing they, what they did to Flynn, they're doing to Obama.

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They're calling Obama to Congress.

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He's accepted the, he has the immunity.

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Okay.

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So he can't lie.

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And he can't take the fifth.

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He has to answer the questions.

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No, no, it's, it's, he's accepted immunity.

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It's, we talked about this before.

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And I don't buy this whole.

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Get up.

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Yeah.

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I did look it up.

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I don't buy it.

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It's just doesn't make sense.

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No, that's what, okay.

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So if he lies about it, he immediately lose his mind.

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Well, you can never lie.

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That's already, well, he loses immunity if he lies.

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Okay.

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Well, I mean, we can't lie either way, like regardless of immunity or anything

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else, you can't lie.

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Right.

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But he loses his immunity if he lies.

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Okay.

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And he can't take the fifth.

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What do you mean he can't take the fifth?

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He can't take the fifth.

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Oh, I'm something I'm unity for.

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Yes, you can.

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Oh my God, you can not.

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Yes, you can.

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You cannot.

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It doesn't say that anywhere.

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Oh, you're just citing some Nassel's opinion.

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No.

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Read the constitution.

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It does not say that.

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Oh, read the amendments.

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And I bet it does.

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The fifth amendment is the thing that talks about this very thing.

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It's not in there.

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Okay.

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We'll see.

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Well, we'll see.

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It's not in there.

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So they, they're saying that they got him in a trick bag if he shows up.

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Because who's they?

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Whoever these people are, who do you do?

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They're all morons.

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No, the media that I listen to.

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They're morons.

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No, it's coming from different people.

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They're all morons.

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Okay.

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Well, I mean, what if I come in with a moron called some of the moron?

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I didn't think the person they're calling morons, not really morons.

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I didn't think it's coming from different people, but they're all getting it from

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the same ultimate source and they're all just repeating it back.

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And then you're just gobbling it up.

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Oh, they started to both.

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So, so you mentioned that, um, because you don't want sponsors and I don't care

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if we have sponsors, you don't want sponsors because you don't want to be

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told what to say, what to do.

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I'll take a sponsor.

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No, no, I'll take a sponsor if we don't have to do that.

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No, I agree.

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And I 100% agree with you on that one.

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The one time you and I agree is that Tim Pool.

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I get, I have to listen to Tim Pool right now because

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Sponsored by Rekha.

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Well, that was Putin directly.

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Because they're paying, allegedly.

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Well, I'm pretty sure that one got proven.

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Allegedly.

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But not, don't sue me.

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Cause you ain't gonna get much.

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I got an IRS bill you can pay for me.

15:51

Um, he, he said that he goes, I forget what company, so he works for a company.

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Okay.

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And he called the company and got permission to interview Alex Jones.

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Okay.

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And he did and they took it down.

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Well, who took it down?

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The company that he works for.

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Okay.

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He said the name.

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I don't really care what the name is, but so, so Tim Pool is saying what people,

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he's, he's the media.

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I mean, he's like, okay.

16:20

Like, yeah, I guess, I guess I was shocked to hear that because I thought podcasters

16:25

did what they want and said what they want and wasn't controlled by the dollars in

16:29

the sense, but apparently.

16:31

Never been that way.

16:32

Did you know Tim Pool's from Chicago?

16:33

Yes.

16:34

I think we'll talk about this.

16:35

Are we okay?

16:35

He grew up like two blocks from me.

16:38

Because of the different age.

16:38

Oh, he's like three or four years younger than me.

16:41

Did you ever do you?

16:42

Well, I might have met him, but I don't remember.

16:45

I wouldn't recall, but I saw, I know the exact house he lived in.

16:48

Really?

16:48

I used to walk past it all the time.

16:49

Huh.

16:50

And he told the story on the show, uh, about this dog on his block and this dog

16:55

was a fucking demon, right?

16:57

It was like bigger than your dog.

16:59

It was almost the size of you.

17:00

Okay.

17:01

And like, it was like a fucking ninja.

17:04

So like the house was on the corner and I would like ride my bike because that was

17:08

going to wait in my friend's house and I'd be like looking ahead to see if that

17:12

dog's in there.

17:13

Really?

17:13

And I'm like, okay, the dog's not there.

17:15

I'm good.

17:16

And then as soon as I fucking roll up on the fence, like you would, the fence was

17:21

like 18 fucking high and that dog was almost clearing it.

17:24

And I, like I fell off my bike every single fucking time.

17:26

It was so scary dude.

17:28

And like he told the story about that dog on the show and I'm like, I remember

17:31

that dog.

17:32

Now he went to Catholic school too though.

17:34

We did not go to the same school.

17:36

Okay.

17:36

I don't think he did.

17:37

Did he go to Catholic school?

17:37

I looked it up because, okay.

17:39

So I, I don't, again, I'm not a fellow of Tim pool.

17:42

I'm, I've stumbled in his podcast and there's a dead part in my morning where I

17:47

don't have another podcast to listen to.

17:49

And he's, he's sucking the rumble dick.

17:52

Yeah.

17:52

So he's on their front page.

17:53

Okay.

17:54

That's how I don't, I don't, I just turned it on.

17:56

I know he lived across the street from a capital.

17:58

So when he's, when I, when I had heard another podcaster say they went to

18:03

Chicago for Tim pools wedding.

18:06

Okay.

18:07

I'm like, well, and they said, Oh yeah, he's from Chicago.

18:09

I go, Oh really?

18:10

And I wanted to find out where he grew up at and it was cool.

18:14

He went to, cause I wanted to find out if he was from Chicago or Chicago.

18:18

I, well, he might have lived in stick, me technically.

18:21

Okay.

18:22

Cause it was, I don't know if you've ever been down there, but there's a,

18:25

I got my boat on the south of the, one of the L streets on the south side.

18:28

Yeah.

18:28

There's a big line right in the middle of the street.

18:30

Yeah.

18:30

And, oh, every thing has that too.

18:33

And the, and the Chicago side is nice.

18:35

And then the stickney side is just all fucking pothole and ran it up.

18:39

Okay.

18:39

And I don't remember if the line was in on his area or the block or not, but

18:44

it's close enough.

18:45

But when I looked him up, he said, yeah, it's from Chicago and they, they

18:47

didn't get to the area.

18:48

Yeah.

18:48

And then they, I was like, I wonder what school he went to.

18:50

They said Catholic school.

18:51

I don't remember the name.

18:52

Well, so he lived across, like literally across the street from our lady of the

18:54

snows and I went there for a kindergarten and like half of first grade.

19:00

So they kicked you out of first grade?

19:01

Oh, no, like we left because, because they kicked you out.

19:05

They didn't kick me out.

19:05

Oh, you weren't like Randy and Raving in first grade.

19:08

I can imagine Dave as the first grade.

19:10

No, the teacher, the teacher was a fucking bitch.

19:12

I'm telling you, teacher, the sun goes around the earth once a day.

19:16

You're fucking retard.

19:17

The teacher, there was a, how can you be a retard with being a teacher?

19:21

The teacher was a cunt dude.

19:23

She was a fucking cunt.

19:24

Was she a nun?

19:25

No, no.

19:25

So by then they got rid of the nuns.

19:27

Uh, well, not all, not everywhere.

19:28

They're phase out of the nuns.

19:29

That school didn't have nuns as teachers, I think.

19:31

At least not anything that I was in, uh, near.

19:35

Cause like I said, I was only kindergarten and a half for first grade.

19:37

Oh, they were telling you my nun story, rescuing her from the mountains.

19:40

What?

19:42

God.

19:42

The, so the school we moved to was St. Camillus on 55th street.

19:45

Yeah.

19:46

Uh, they had nuns for teachers and only a couple of grades though.

19:49

Okay.

19:49

So when I lived in Boulder, Colorado, uh, my wife was working at the Catholic

19:53

school, there's his teacher and there was a nun who resigned, had to resign, forced

20:01

to resign, it was, it was an age thing.

20:03

Uh, or just chose to, I think she actually chose to resign cause she had to go

20:07

somewhere, uh, to help somebody else, help a family member out or a friend out.

20:11

And she lived up in the mountains and my wife called me at work and said, Hey,

20:15

sister, blah, blah, blah is, uh, stuck in at her house because of the snow, but

20:21

she needs to get to the airport.

20:23

And I had an expedition, which was an all-world drive.

20:26

It's the only year they made it on all-world drive expedition is the year I

20:29

owned 2002.

20:30

And I called my building out like this motherfucking truck would go anywhere.

20:34

Clear.

20:35

Now talk about clearance.

20:37

I'm just talking about straight up driving, you know, uh, with normal streets.

20:42

So I'm like, well, I'll come and pick you up and we'll go get her.

20:44

So I'd rescued a nun on the mountains.

20:47

Oh, is this not going anywhere else?

20:48

Well, I'd rescued a nun.

20:49

Can you say you've rescued a nun?

20:51

I don't want to.

20:52

Cause I've rescued a nun.

20:53

Those, those women were fucked up.

20:55

That gets me special permission when I die to go, Hey God, yo, what's up, G?

21:00

Those people were the worst, man.

21:02

To you.

21:03

Yes.

21:03

A couple were nice, but most of them were just trying to fix the dumb in you.

21:07

Yeah, no, no, they weren't.

21:10

They'll do it.

21:10

No, there was a real, we had some, we had so, uh, we had a lot of Polish kids in

21:15

our school.

21:16

Okay.

21:16

Like when I say Polish, I mean like off the fucking boat, right?

21:20

Didn't speak English.

21:22

And like the nuns were just fucking brutal to these kids, man.

21:26

And like, we always laugh.

21:27

Like I used to laugh cause you know, she, she's making fun of the dumb kid.

21:31

But like, when you think about it, like, it was Dave, it wasn't me.

21:36

I was always a smart kid.

21:38

No, dude, it was fucking bad.

21:39

Like they're bad.

21:40

No, I got friends that went to St. Ed's out in Elgin.

21:44

Okay.

21:45

Yeah.

21:45

No, it was a, uh, so we went to school.

21:50

In the seventies.

21:51

Yeah.

21:51

I did not go to college school.

21:53

Um, I got a few friends that did and they were, yeah, they, they, they were beat.

21:57

But, but, but, but, but, but, but fuck.

21:59

No, dude, in public school in the seventies, I was hit with rulers, a paddle, hands.

22:06

Um, I had a book thrown at me all from my teachers or principal.

22:11

I got literally, I legit got spanked, paddled by the president, the president.

22:16

Yeah.

22:17

Jimmy Carter was like, where's that motherfucking rod at?

22:19

Um, no, that didn't stop by the time I was in school.

22:22

I did get shoved into a locker once by the pedophile brother, but I have a

22:27

public school teacher.

22:28

Take a move.

22:28

You're just gonna let that one go.

22:29

Oh yeah.

22:29

I, I, you know me.

22:30

I don't know what page it would say it again.

22:32

Sorry.

22:33

I got shoved into a locker by the pedophile brother in high school.

22:36

So you say brother.

22:37

Is that, oh, that's, that's brother.

22:39

Okay.

22:39

It's like a non, but male.

22:40

Yeah.

22:42

They're not priests.

22:43

They're brothers.

22:44

They're not deacon.

22:45

No.

22:46

So they're like less than a deacon.

22:47

They're like monks.

22:48

Like, they're like a monk.

22:50

Was he raping you at the time?

22:51

No.

22:52

I, so like there was this, there was this dumb fuck kid that I took the bus with.

22:56

And like, we always got into it with each other and, uh, he shoved me into a locker

23:01

one day and then like two days later, I caught his back, you know, or he was

23:06

facing his locker and he didn't see me coming.

23:09

So I shoved him into the locker and then the brother saw me do that.

23:12

So the brother got in my face.

23:13

He was like, Oh, would you like her?

23:15

No, but I'd be, I legit, I'd be by public school teachers, ruler to the hand.

23:22

Yeah.

23:22

Yeah.

23:22

We never got that stuff.

23:23

I, oh, books this way.

23:24

I had to do this.

23:25

It was none of the class.

23:27

You think that's easy?

23:29

No, what are you retarded?

23:30

No, have you ever had to help books like this?

23:34

Uh, yeah, but I did it on purpose.

23:35

Like during like marginal arts training and shit.

23:37

Okay.

23:39

Not punishment.

23:39

Oh shit, man.

23:41

No.

23:42

School 58.

23:44

Fuck.

23:45

Beat my ass all the time.

23:46

Oh no, I was spanked at a different school.

23:48

I was taking my junior high for a paddle.

23:50

Fuck dude.

23:52

Yeah.

23:53

There was only paddled once.

23:54

Jesus.

23:56

Because that was in the 80s.

23:58

Yeah.

23:58

I think they, they stopped, they stopped corporate punishment in the 80s, I believe

24:02

somewhere.

24:02

Probably.

24:03

Yeah.

24:04

Um, yeah, because in high school, they wanted to paddle me.

24:07

They just couldn't.

24:11

Oh God, damn, I was fucking crazy.

24:13

No, the kid was a boy.

24:15

Boys are boys.

24:16

Girls are girls.

24:17

We're crazy.

24:18

Boys are just fucking out there.

24:20

You know, I mean, like, like he was my son, like who is younger, like we have

24:23

gone car ride.

24:24

I'm like, you know, dude, run down the block, touch that tree at the end of the

24:28

block and then come run back here as fast as you can and then do it again.

24:32

And then we can put him in the car.

24:34

Now we can go because we have anxious energy.

24:39

Oh, Lordy.

24:40

Okay.

24:40

What's next here?

24:41

Um, I wouldn't be having an X.

24:43

We got.

24:45

All right.

24:45

I love this.

24:46

Uh, hopefully it shows in the picture.

24:47

So, um, this is obviously AI or somebody photo shot.

24:52

I don't know if somebody, uh, uh, took Trump, picking the golf swing at a

24:57

green dildo.

24:58

Let it play.

25:00

What rules downstairs for running in pairs and makes a positive sound.

25:04

It's much more sharp than all the storm.

25:06

Okay.

25:07

It's still down.

25:08

It's still down.

25:09

It's still down.

25:11

It's big.

25:11

It's fleshy.

25:12

It's ripped.

25:13

It's still down.

25:14

It's still down.

25:15

It's ripped.

25:16

It's ripped.

25:17

So half of that video actually happened.

25:20

Trump actually did hit a green dildo from the T.

25:23

I'm sorry.

25:24

Wait, God, I'm confused.

25:26

A green, someone threw a green dildo onto the WMA court and it just went

25:32

bounce across.

25:33

The players didn't see it, but like one or two did.

25:37

If you watch the video, but it actually happened and the place stopped.

25:42

The WMA players are whispering to each other and like, what?

25:46

It was just, it's a real funny video.

25:47

It's on X somewhere.

25:48

I just, to me, a green dildo going bouncing across the basketball court is funny to

25:53

me.

25:53

Can we find the other one with the WNBA?

25:56

I don't know if we brought it up.

25:58

No.

26:00

Go back.

26:01

Right here.

26:02

So this is why the WNBA will never be paid what they're worth by the video.

26:08

Someone just damn near snatched that wig right off that poor woman.

26:12

And what does she do?

26:13

She stops playing, picks up the wig and runs out into the locker room because her

26:18

beauty is more important than the game.

26:21

I think they're being paid way more than they're worth actually.

26:23

Well, yeah, they should be in a bill.

26:25

Yeah.

26:26

So yeah, I mean, you look at like Michael Jordan, that dude was, we chug, um,

26:31

Nike, not Nike, well, uh, Pepto Bismol during a game.

26:35

There'd be a time out and he's sick and he's just chugging Pepto Bismol.

26:38

The, the, the, you know, so the guys, it's the love of the game.

26:42

Apparently the women is the love of their looks.

26:45

So the women get, get it together.

26:47

You'll get there.

26:48

But if someone rips your wig, what one, maybe don't wear a wig or a weave.

26:53

What's it called?

26:54

Fucking don't even, well, I'm not getting into that.

26:57

That's not a fight with a black woman until the weave and the earrings come off.

27:01

I'm not getting into any of this.

27:02

It's true.

27:03

I mean, I'm not, I'm not, that's not racist.

27:05

It's not.

27:06

Uh, so, um, so Bill Maher had Neil deGrasse Tyson on his show.

27:11

Not too, you know, yeah, was that, is he, I watched one a couple of years ago.

27:16

This is a more recent one.

27:17

Yes.

27:17

I think it was anyway, uh, cause they were talking about the WNBA or, oh yeah, it

27:21

was definitely, and he was like, there's no reason that a WNBA team can't compete

27:26

in the, in the NBA.

27:27

And Bill Maher is like, like, what the hell is the NBA rights?

27:31

Like there's no reason that a women's team kid.

27:33

I thought he was like smart.

27:35

Bill Maher was like, what the fuck are you talking about, man?

27:37

Like, cause this guy is like, it was supposed to be a scientist.

27:40

Like, where are you getting this?

27:42

Like, no, no, they can't.

27:44

If they could, they'd already be doing it.

27:46

Right.

27:47

We wouldn't need separate leagues.

27:48

Like, I'm sorry, but no.

27:50

Yeah, that is, yeah, that's weird that he said that.

27:53

But we actually have a Bill Maher clip on here, which we did not plan this week.

27:56

It's, uh, with George Carlin though.

27:58

I want to play.

27:58

It's a bit of a Bill Maher.

27:59

That's right.

27:59

You're right.

28:00

Yeah.

28:00

It's a minute with Maher, but it's important.

28:04

Out in the open now, they're not even trying to conceal it anymore.

28:09

The owners of the country have, they bought their elect, got their election.

28:12

They said, we're going to get this election.

28:14

We'll put you people in that court for a reason.

28:16

Now the time is for you now.

28:18

And you have to get all that stupid.

28:19

What?

28:23

In the open, they're openly driving the bus.

28:27

They were all in the back.

28:28

There is no national conspiracy to buy elections in controlled America.

28:34

Now think about it, back to Earth.

28:36

You don't need a formal conspiracy.

28:40

Right.

28:40

When interests converge, these people went to the same universities and

28:44

fraternities, they're the same directors.

28:46

They're in the same country clubs.

28:47

They have like interests.

28:49

They don't need to call a meeting.

28:50

They know what's good for them.

28:52

It's a tough thing.

28:53

And there used to be seven oil companies that are now three.

28:57

It will soon be two.

28:58

The things that matter in this country have been reduced in choice.

29:01

There are two political parties.

29:02

There are a handful of insurance companies.

29:04

There are about six or seven of information.

29:06

But if you want to bagel or 23 flavors, because you have the illusion.

29:10

You have the illusion of choice.

29:12

Right.

29:12

You don't have to be important because you don't bring in the choice.

29:17

So that's why Mr.

29:18

Charlie, he put a nice perspective on a lot of things.

29:21

But like this, Roy, who he was talking to.

29:24

Who?

29:24

Dick Armey.

29:25

Oh, really?

29:26

That was Dick Armey.

29:28

Now, if you ever want to see something funny, go go Dick Armey.

29:30

Family guy.

29:32

And you can pretty much do the math from there.

29:35

Oh, speak of like TV shows and cartoons.

29:38

South Park.

29:39

They're completely making fun of Trump, which I love.

29:42

I love they make fun of you.

29:43

See the clip.

29:44

You know, the devil.

29:44

The whole thing.

29:45

But can you show me the clip?

29:47

They make it fun of Biden.

29:50

I never watched South Park.

29:51

So I can't.

29:52

I can't.

29:52

I watch South.

29:53

Wait, I've told my South Park story, right?

29:55

Well, yeah, I've been bolder.

29:57

The guy's like, yeah, yeah.

29:58

Okay.

29:59

I just don't like that show.

30:00

It's just not funny.

30:02

Oh, I find it funny.

30:03

Well, you can't ask me if they've ever made fun of Biden.

30:06

Because I don't know.

30:07

Well, I haven't watched it in years.

30:09

I mean, it was funny.

30:11

It was hysterical early on.

30:13

It's just whether I grew up, which I doubt, or they just grew up and got not funny.

30:18

But I mean, I think they made fun of Obama a couple of times.

30:21

I know they did like a live event during the McCain Obama election night.

30:28

And they they had it.

30:29

Okay.

30:30

They were doing it and they were ready to do two different

30:35

endings based on who won.

30:36

And back then we actually know knew who won the day off.

30:40

Yeah.

30:40

Unlike today where everything else has gotten quicker and faster and more efficient

30:46

except counting votes.

30:47

If you don't remember.

30:47

It now take well, no, it's actually P.

30:49

Well, the government's involved with it, but it's people doing it.

30:52

But they only do it so the Democrats win.

30:54

Show me a time where they wouldn't extra endings counting.

30:57

Will Trump won this time?

30:58

No, no, no.

30:59

That's the list of what I'm saying.

31:01

Tell me a time when they went to extra innings counting means extra days.

31:04

Yeah.

31:04

And a Republican one.

31:06

Trump.

31:07

No, they called that night, dude.

31:08

But who's this?

31:09

They are you?

31:10

I'm not okay.

31:12

You're in Nevada in Nevada on in 2022.

31:16

It took them four days to post the wins.

31:21

Every case one Democrat won in California in 2022.

31:25

It took them like five or six days and a Democrat won.

31:29

In Arizona, it took them three or four days.

31:33

All Democrat ones.

31:34

Look at that.

31:37

Every time they go more than the next day, a Democrat wins every time.

31:43

Prove me wrong.

31:45

Use that little magic box you got over there that shows naked women and prove me wrong.

31:52

I don't remember when they thought I don't know.

31:55

I don't remember the exact time that they were saying who the winner was.

32:00

I just said who they were.

32:02

I went state by state and they would be the election people.

32:05

I think Nevada was the last one this year at this time, wasn't it?

32:08

Okay.

32:09

Again, I said 2022, not 2024.

32:11

Right.

32:11

So 2024, but we started to clear Trump that night, but he was declared that night.

32:16

I don't remember.

32:17

Oh, he was declared that night.

32:18

No, no, trust me, because I was fucking shocked.

32:21

I'm like, Oh, dear God, he beat the hell out of her so bad.

32:25

They actually declared like they cannot legitimately fake enough balance.

32:30

Like that crazy burping, hiccuping bitch.

32:32

I know that the Congress election was taking forever.

32:34

Right.

32:34

Okay.

32:35

And that is true.

32:36

And in every case, the Democrat won.

32:39

Every case.

32:40

What is the odds of that?

32:44

I thought you were smart.

32:46

How would I know the odds of that?

32:47

Well, you have to take the number of elections versus the number of voters

32:50

versus the number of people that count.

32:52

How the fuck do I know?

32:54

Are people at home going, Oh, he's got the algorithm.

32:58

Really?

32:59

Have you not listened to me before?

33:02

Okay.

33:03

Sorry.

33:05

Anything else on that one?

33:07

I don't think so.

33:08

Okay.

33:08

So what we can talk about the George Carlin.

33:11

No, I just want to show that because George Carlin, because Dick Armin threw me off.

33:16

What he said, but it's not even Dick, but Armin.

33:19

I don't, are we full of dicks?

33:21

I mean, maybe.

33:22

What was Dick Buccas?

33:24

He was begging by us.

33:26

It was.

33:27

That's the key word.

33:27

He was dead too.

33:29

No, it was just George Carlin was basically just saying that we're all

33:33

controlled by the government.

33:35

And the one thing you probably didn't hear is we all sit the back of the bus and

33:40

they drive the bus.

33:42

And it's how the corporations are narrowing it down to 10, 8, 7, 4.

33:48

They're all, they're, they're all buying each other up.

33:51

And Dick Armin said, I said, Dick, um, you were supposed to say that, but you didn't.

33:56

Um, Dick, there was no conspiracy and George Carlin goes, I didn't say those

34:00

conspiracy, conspiracy dick.

34:02

What I said was they all went to the same colleges.

34:06

They all went to the same, they all belong to the same clubs.

34:09

They may have Republican or Democrat.

34:11

Oh, I did that right.

34:11

Republican or Democrat.

34:12

I didn't even mean to do that.

34:13

Right.

34:13

Wow.

34:14

Um, but wait, am I reversed?

34:17

Oh, shit.

34:18

On camera reverse.

34:19

This is my right hand.

34:20

This is my left hand.

34:21

Ha ha ha.

34:22

Um, he's like, why are they different if they, if they same schools, same clubs,

34:27

same organizations, how are they different?

34:30

And to me that, that's the eye opening statement that you got to look at when

34:34

you're voting for people.

34:35

So yeah, that's, that was, stop voting, stop participating.

34:38

No, the only way I, I, the only way I would recommend people would not vote is

34:44

not voting under protest.

34:46

But you have to be, because nowadays we can be vocal about it, be vocal about it.

34:50

Okay.

34:51

But so imagine that the only people that showed up to vote were the dickheads

34:56

running and their families.

34:58

And then the dumbasses with blue hair and nears.

35:00

No, I'm saying imagine if the only people that showed up were the candidates

35:04

and their families.

35:05

Okay.

35:06

And okay, one of them has a bigger family and then he wins.

35:09

So you fucking mention family.

35:11

Continue the thought because if those are the only people saying, I'm the

35:16

new leader, we all just say, no, you're nuts.

35:20

We're not going to obey you.

35:21

We don't give a fuck what you say.

35:22

If your world could be reality, I would love.

35:25

Why can't that be reality?

35:26

Tell me why.

35:27

Because it would not.

35:28

So you literally think we can get everyone not to show up to vote.

35:32

Okay.

35:32

Why does it talk to pretty people on an individual level?

35:36

Why do you want this guy to boss you around?

35:41

Everybody will say, I don't, I don't want him to, I want him to boss everybody

35:44

else around.

35:45

That's the problem.

35:46

Okay.

35:46

But then if you can understand why you don't want to be bossed around, stop

35:51

trying to boss with the people, just stop trying to pop.

35:53

So you don't think HOAs are becoming more popular now?

35:57

Car dealerships have no idea.

35:59

How'd you measure that?

36:00

Huh?

36:00

How'd you measure that?

36:01

Well, here in Vegas, as of nine, as of 2000, something you cannot buy a new

36:05

house that's not in an HOA.

36:07

Are you sure that that's a free market thing or is that something related to zoning?

36:11

Well, how could the government say you have to be an HOA?

36:14

Because they zone houses to be a certain way.

36:16

They zone properties to allow certain types of houses.

36:20

You can't build a high rise.

36:21

You can't build this and that.

36:23

You can only build single family.

36:24

I don't think the government can mandate HOAs.

36:27

No, they can't mandate HOAs directly, but they can, they can mandate structures

36:31

that are more conducive to HOAs.

36:34

So my, okay.

36:36

My opinion of HOAs is I don't like them.

36:40

You live in one, but you're a renter, so they may be, maybe not.

36:42

Then plus it's a gated, like multi.

36:44

Yeah, you live in a gated, an open borders guy lives in a gated community.

36:48

It's a big country community.

36:49

I'm just saying.

36:50

Like, I don't know who you're talking to, but like everyone in our chat room,

36:53

just thinks you're wrong about that.

36:55

Because they probably live in HOAs too, in a gated community.

36:57

It's because you're wrong.

36:58

It's because it's private property versus not private property.

37:04

I don't know, why can't you get the difference?

37:06

So show me on a map, and you'll do it today.

37:09

For next week, show me on a map with Leo immigrants are coming across the border

37:14

and show me the private road, the public road they're walking down.

37:17

They're going across private property.

37:19

If you don't know that.

37:20

Is it your private property?

37:22

No.

37:22

Then mind your own business.

37:24

People that are doing it.

37:24

Mind your own business, Ron.

37:26

Okay.

37:27

Mind your own business.

37:28

Okay.

37:28

If it's not your property and the owner of that property has not said,

37:31

Hey, Ron, can you come down and help me protect my property?

37:34

Mind your own fucking business.

37:36

You live in HOA, so you're protected.

37:38

You sleep well behind a nice fence.

37:41

Right.

37:42

In a gate.

37:42

Everybody should.

37:43

Yeah.

37:43

Do I have a good shift too?

37:44

Do I have a good neighbor?

37:46

That's your problem.

37:47

I'll protect myself.

37:48

I don't need a gate to protect me.

37:51

But you do.

37:51

That's cool, man.

37:52

If you sleep better behind a gate.

37:53

I want every layer that I can get.

37:54

What are you talking about?

37:55

Nope, I'm good.

37:56

So you're an idiot.

37:58

Yeah, okay.

37:59

Oh, so HOAs and car handling prices, I mean, we're just taking out the conflict of people.

38:06

And I would, I always tell people because, because here in Vegas,

38:09

HOAs are really fucking popular.

38:11

Like a house bill, I wish I knew what year it was.

38:13

It's like the early 2000s.

38:15

Every house here built now has to be in HOA.

38:19

And when my wife goes, well, I want a new house because we're looking for a house.

38:24

And I go, well, honey, you have to be in HOA.

38:26

And my wife goes, well, I mean, I guess we could probably manage.

38:31

I go, the fuck we can.

38:33

I'm like, you're a very calm, peaceful person.

38:37

But when someone knocks on your door and tells you that your grass is a quarter inch too long,

38:41

you're going to throw punch them because that's what they deserve.

38:45

So what I've always told people is I would rather live next to because if you don't

38:49

live in an HOA, your neighborhood's out of control.

38:52

It's like the wild west.

38:54

Okay.

38:54

Is my neighborhood like the wild west?

38:56

I mean, I may have a guy live in a horse trader that converted an RV.

39:03

Down the street in the cul-de-sac.

39:05

I don't care.

39:06

He parks it on his property.

39:08

You've got an air conditioner on there.

39:09

Cool.

39:10

But I tell people I would rather live next to a crack house than live in an HOA.

39:16

Okay.

39:17

At least I can burn down the crack house.

39:19

Now, to be fair, like it depends a lot on the HOA, right?

39:22

So like, yeah, if you're going to, if you're going to move into an HOA, at least read

39:25

the fucking contract.

39:26

Nobody ever reads it.

39:27

No bullshit.

39:28

It doesn't matter.

39:29

It doesn't matter.

39:30

When we were, no, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to back my statement up.

39:33

When we were looking at a new subdivision and the lady goes, well, you know, well,

39:38

as the, as the, uh, the develop, as the development progresses, what we're going

39:44

to have elections and we're going to assign a board.

39:47

And so far, well, everyone moving in here seems pretty nice.

39:51

So I, we're thinking we're going to have a good board.

39:54

I go, yeah, that's different.

39:56

Like 35 miles from California.

39:59

Okay.

39:59

And there's a big ass interstate that runs from Southern California to here.

40:04

And they're using you halls to move their shit here.

40:07

Do you think I want to live in a fucking HOA controlled by people who can afford

40:11

not that I have a problem with people in California.

40:13

I have friends and family that live there, blah, blah, blah.

40:16

I like them, but I don't like HOA.

40:19

That's, that's not the situation I'm talking about.

40:21

So like, yeah, if it's a brand new development and like half the people

40:24

haven't moved in yet, I would, I don't care what the contract says right now.

40:28

It's going to change tomorrow.

40:29

But like, if you're, if you're in like a place that's already well developed.

40:31

Okay.

40:32

Right.

40:32

And like, like point towers.

40:34

I have no fucking idea.

40:35

No, the high rises.

40:36

This is where I've been Navy pier.

40:37

Oh yeah.

40:37

Okay.

40:37

Yeah.

40:38

Like point it.

40:38

Yeah.

40:40

So like if it's already well developed, you can read the contract.

40:44

You know, it has to change in next year's the CC at R.

40:47

Okay.

40:47

Not CCR the CC at R.

40:49

Okay.

40:49

Very confusing to me, by the way.

40:51

So like if you, if you know the, when's the last time it changed, what

40:54

were the contents of the changes?

40:56

Let's say it hasn't changed in 20 years.

40:58

Yeah.

40:58

And you're happy with what it says.

40:59

Okay.

41:01

Maybe you would like that.

41:02

So maybe when I mentioned, but at least read the fucking nobody ever reads these

41:07

things.

41:07

No, they actually don't.

41:10

And you're right.

41:10

But the reason I brought up like point leak.

41:13

Well, I call it link point towers because it's got a fucking massive amount of

41:17

leaks, but it's like point towers.

41:20

It's down in Chicago, right off Navy pier, beautiful building, beautiful area.

41:25

Um, they have the hat fields of the McCoy's.

41:28

One year's the hat fields with the next year, the McCoy's went, how do you think

41:31

pieces of that building?

41:34

Great.

41:34

But you can, again, you can see that as part of like, you can, you can say,

41:37

show me the minute, the meeting, uh, minutes.

41:40

Okay.

41:40

Oh, they're, they're constantly doing this bullshit.

41:42

I don't want to live here.

41:43

So you don't have pets.

41:44

Do you like pets or not?

41:45

I mean, I don't care.

41:47

Yeah.

41:48

Okay.

41:48

So, so HOAs can ban pets.

41:51

Yeah.

41:53

After you've already bought in there.

41:54

Right.

41:55

Cause it's a board and they can, they can, now typically they

41:57

have to grandfather you in, but when your grandfathered in, when that pet dies,

42:02

you're done.

42:03

Right.

42:03

You can't own any pets.

42:04

So you live in a fucking house that you can't have a pet if you wanted one.

42:08

So you can, you're okay with that?

42:10

Would you shut the fuck up?

42:11

No, you can find an HOA where they're not allowed to make that rule.

42:17

No bullshit.

42:18

They have a board.

42:19

They can change the bylaws with a 75% vote.

42:22

Okay.

42:23

That's what I'm saying.

42:23

Like if you don't like that, then don't go to that HOA.

42:27

No, any HOA can change any regulations, any rules they have.

42:32

They just, they have to have a 75% maturity.

42:36

Robert's rules of order.

42:38

They don't use Robert's rules of order.

42:40

Yeah.

42:40

I have to.

42:40

No, you don't.

42:41

You can use whatever the fuck you want.

42:43

You can't.

42:43

You can run.

42:44

Run.

42:46

Oh, you're done.

42:46

You can buy private property and say, I'm going to make Ron's HOA here.

42:52

And here's the constitution.

42:53

It may not be altered.

42:55

And you can do that.

42:56

No, you can't.

42:56

Why not?

42:57

Who's stopping you?

42:58

The fucking law.

42:59

It's a law.

43:00

They're elected officials.

43:02

Oh, so now you're complaining that the government is involved.

43:05

No, no, you said the law.

43:07

Robert, the board is elected officials.

43:10

Elected officials.

43:11

I'm saying, Ron, you buy the private property, you set up the HOA, you have a

43:16

constitution that may not be changed.

43:18

So then I have to be a communist property.

43:21

Yes.

43:21

And there's no elected officials on the board.

43:23

Oh, okay.

43:24

We'll see how that goes.

43:25

So it goes pretty damn well.

43:27

You don't live in an HOA, but how about you live in communist Ron land?

43:30

Yeah, but you have the constitution.

43:32

I mean, they would probably like it.

43:33

You have the constitution.

43:34

You better be fucking everybody.

43:35

Do what you want.

43:36

You have the constitution.

43:37

Of what?

43:38

That you wrote.

43:40

Okay, but that's our always allowed period.

43:42

In an HOA, anything can be changed.

43:45

No, that necessarily with the proper percentage.

43:47

Not necessarily.

43:49

If you set it up that way in the first place, then yes.

43:52

No, if you set it up in different ways.

43:53

In Nevada, we have an entire building built for people that

43:59

mandate what HOAs can do.

44:02

Oh, who?

44:02

It's called the CC&R.

44:04

And how do they enforce their authority?

44:07

Through fines and penalties.

44:08

What if I don't pay those?

44:10

The property manager loses his license.

44:12

I don't care if I have a license.

44:13

I don't obey your licensing.

44:15

Okay.

44:15

Yeah, yeah.

44:16

So what can happen?

44:17

They're going to, well, it depends.

44:20

Hold on.

44:21

I don't know.

44:22

Are you a resident there?

44:23

Are you the president of the board or are you the entire board?

44:25

I'm the board.

44:26

I'm the entire board.

44:27

I'm the dictator.

44:28

Okay.

44:29

Well, sure.

44:30

If that actually existed in Dave Land, maybe you can get away with that.

44:33

There you go.

44:34

But if you like HOAs, make an HOA like that.

44:38

But you can't.

44:39

But that's cool.

44:39

Who's stopping you?

44:40

Could you, you're in fairy tale land.

44:42

Who's stopping you?

44:43

Dude, I love the fact that you live in fairy tale land.

44:45

Bro, please tell me who is stopping you.

44:46

Probably the government.

44:47

Thank you.

44:48

That's the answer.

44:49

It's always the governments.

44:50

Okay.

44:50

I'm not pro HOA.

44:52

I'm not pro the government.

44:53

So let's get the government out of the situation and then more HOAs that are

44:56

saying will pop up.

44:58

How about you just buy your fucking house and don't.

45:00

I'm not gonna do that.

45:02

I bought this house.

45:03

Yeah.

45:03

When was that?

45:04

Dude, this is not an HOA.

45:05

But why don't you go buy a new house?

45:07

Because I don't want to be in an HOA.

45:08

Well, there you go.

45:09

So someone is preventing you from buying a new house.

45:11

Well, actually, that's not an HOA.

45:13

It is called the government.

45:14

So technically my wife wanted a new house.

45:17

I wanted an old house because they were built better.

45:20

That has nothing to do with you stopping you.

45:22

It's the governments.

45:23

The government is stopping all this.

45:25

The government is making all these laws.

45:27

They're not.

45:28

But you keep saying the HOA is the problem.

45:31

Well, the HOA is the problem.

45:31

No, the government is the problem.

45:33

Because you can live under the umbrella of the government and be completely fine

45:38

and have no interest.

45:39

Yes, you can.

45:40

No, you can't.

45:40

Yes, you can.

45:41

If there's a government, you will never be fine.

45:43

No, shut up.

45:45

Convey, bend the knee and obey them.

45:48

I'm not fine then.

45:49

Right.

45:50

Yeah, y'all.

45:50

I'm not fine with that.

45:51

You're not and I'm not, but some people are.

45:53

I don't care what they think.

45:54

Some people want to be told what to do.

45:56

Oh, I don't care.

45:56

Some people don't want to have confidence.

45:58

When they can hire somebody that tells them what to do all day.

46:00

I'll do it.

46:01

Pay me some money.

46:02

I'll tell you.

46:02

They have.

46:03

They live in an HOA.

46:04

They buy a car from a no-hackle spot.

46:06

But let's get the government out of this.

46:08

You can't.

46:09

Yes, you can.

46:10

Out of the HOA.

46:11

No, I'm saying let's get the government out of all of society.

46:13

Oh.

46:13

So that shut up and let me finish.

46:15

Okay.

46:15

So that the people who like the HOAs like to be told what to do can go over here

46:19

and be told what to do.

46:20

And then the people that don't like that can go over here and not have that.

46:23

So you're going to repeat what I just said.

46:26

No.

46:27

Dude, the government is the reason that all the new housing has to be an HOA in Las Vegas.

46:32

I don't know that to be true.

46:34

It is true.

46:34

Even if there's not a direct.

46:35

Do they're affecting it?

46:37

What's the interest on that?

46:39

It's I'm not.

46:39

I just told you it doesn't have to be a direct law for them to affect it because they zone everything.

46:46

They say you could only zone this for this purpose.

46:49

Maybe there's tax benefits to be an HOA.

46:51

Why?

46:51

Think shit like that.

46:52

Because the street you build in HOA are not maintained by the county or the city.

46:56

All sorts of distortions.

46:57

It's probably a lot.

46:58

And that's fine.

46:59

But guess what?

47:01

You don't have to buy a new house.

47:03

Okay.

47:04

But then like.

47:05

I do.

47:05

I do.

47:05

Someone has to buy a new house.

47:07

Fuck them.

47:08

At some point.

47:09

Fuck those complaint bitches.

47:09

At some point the old houses will fall down and you have to buy a new house.

47:13

Nothing.

47:14

Dude, I lived in an 85 year old house one time.

47:17

Yeah.

47:17

They don't make them like that anymore.

47:19

This house will be up in 85 years.

47:21

Well, no, it's already 85, 20, 40 years.

47:25

They don't make houses to last anymore.

47:26

This house got 40 more years left in it.

47:27

They don't make houses to last anymore.

47:29

In the 80s they did.

47:31

That's why I said I want a house that was built well.

47:34

Okay, but.

47:36

The HOA will fall down before my house falls down.

47:39

Yeah, but they're going to rebuild it.

47:40

Just like.

47:41

They'll rebuild it just as fast.

47:42

Hold on.

47:42

So do you know the old refrigerator?

47:44

Like an old refrigerator versus a new refrigerator?

47:46

Of course.

47:47

So there's refrigerators that people have bought that are dying.

47:50

Yeah.

47:50

There are refrigerators that were built in the 50s that were now

47:54

turned into kagerators.

47:55

Okay.

47:56

Because they still work.

47:57

Okay.

47:57

So it's better back then.

47:59

But there's fewer and fewer of them at all times.

48:00

Like once they do die, that's it.

48:02

You're done.

48:03

They don't die.

48:04

They will.

48:04

Everything dies.

48:05

People just go.

48:06

Everything dies eventually.

48:08

It's like a turtle.

48:10

You just will it to the next person.

48:11

And okay, that's the other thing is when grandma dies and her

48:16

zillennial children,

48:17

Grandma doesn't have a kagerator.

48:18

And her zillennial children come and take over that house.

48:21

Right.

48:22

They sell the house to Black Rock.

48:23

Well, so.

48:24

They sell the refrigerator in the garbage.

48:26

No, no.

48:26

See, this one.

48:26

And that's one less refrigerator.

48:28

You missed a huge step in that.

48:30

The estate sale.

48:31

They all have estate sales.

48:33

Yeah.

48:33

I could walk on my happy ass in and go,

48:35

I can turn that into a kagerator.

48:36

But they're going to take this old piece of junk from their

48:40

point of view and just throw it away.

48:42

Dude, there's no, okay.

48:44

They will.

48:45

They can get money for it.

48:46

They don't know that.

48:47

They're stupid.

48:48

No, no, no.

48:49

In their minds, they're like, well, what could as money?

48:52

Oh, wait, with money, I could buy goods and services.

48:54

They're going to say this is a 1950s refrigerator.

48:56

No one's going to buy it.

48:57

Throw it out.

48:58

Well, you can't because government will stop you from that.

49:01

Well, that's a whole different problem.

49:04

So you can't throw it out.

49:05

You can't find another government.

49:06

Well, but they'll do it anyway.

49:07

Because they don't know.

49:08

They don't sell it to me.

49:10

Me and my happy ass walkers, they're going, I want a kagerator.

49:13

I think there's a reason why you don't ever see these things

49:15

anywhere.

49:15

Because there's so few of them.

49:17

Yeah.

49:17

Or estate sales.

49:18

No, old refrigerators.

49:19

It's seen all the time.

49:20

What do you think?

49:21

I've never seen one in my life.

49:22

Really?

49:23

With a, with a, it's a big door.

49:24

Yes.

49:25

I've seen it on TV.

49:26

You really?

49:27

I've never seen one in person.

49:28

I go to estate sales a lot.

49:30

I like buying dead people's junk.

49:31

You know, like they keep, there's less and less every year.

49:35

New fridges.

49:36

Because they die.

49:36

No, old fridges.

49:37

Dude, you can take, you can take an old fridge

49:39

to the top of the entire state.

49:40

Everything dies eventually.

49:42

You can push it off the entire state building.

49:44

Oh my God.

49:44

No, you can't.

49:44

No, I'm down the stairs.

49:45

No, you can't.

49:46

And then find that weird lady that everything dies eventually.

49:49

Hold on.

49:49

You can open it up and grab a cold beer.

49:51

No, you can't.

49:52

And the beer, for some weird reason, when you pop the top of the beer,

49:55

it doesn't even fall over.

49:56

It just, you stick it.

49:58

Everything dies eventually.

49:59

And they're not making replacements.

50:03

Well, I'll wait till I see one actually die

50:05

before I agree with that.

50:06

They're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're,

50:09

this is ridiculous.

50:10

Yeah, it is.

50:12

What do we have here?

50:14

So we got sweet.

50:15

Okay.

50:15

So this is actually from speaking to you, the baby, the Babylon B.

50:20

So it's a joke, but if you don't recognize who this is, she's a

50:25

something, Sweeney, what is her name?

50:26

I don't know.

50:27

Sydney Sweeney.

50:28

She did an ad for American Eagle jeans.

50:33

And she was working off the play of words, which would probably piss him off

50:39

because he doesn't like that.

50:41

Jeans versus jeans.

50:42

You always like, it's a word and it means this.

50:44

No, it's a word that means this.

50:47

What are you talking about?

50:48

You're so obsessed with like your definition of a word, you refused.

50:52

What does that have to do with this?

50:54

It's not a good shot.

50:55

It's just being retarded.

50:56

It's a good shot.

50:57

It was a free shot.

50:59

It failed.

51:00

No, it didn't.

51:00

Cause you, okay.

51:03

Failed miserably.

51:03

I don't think so.

51:05

So the narrow challenge did I fail?

51:08

That's not the narrow challenge.

51:10

Cause most of you have a hard time.

51:12

So she says, she's a pretty young girl.

51:14

I think she has sad eyes, but it doesn't take a good way.

51:16

What does it mean?

51:17

I don't know.

51:17

She's a pretty girl.

51:18

I mean, the eyes don't, it don't matter.

51:20

And she did a play on jeans versus jeans and she's got good jeans.

51:25

And people think that she's a Nazi now because she said she's got good jeans

51:29

and she's blonde with white and blue, public blue eyes, blue, sad eyes.

51:34

So yeah, they all freaked out.

51:35

I'm sure everyone's already heard this, but Babylon B just put the

51:40

federal judge orders Sydney, sweetie to gain a hundred pounds and get one of those butch haircuts.

51:46

So, so the funny thing about this is I didn't, I didn't post the other video.

51:53

We don't, it's not a video, we can't show it.

51:55

Put in ducking donuts commercial.

51:57

So ducking donuts, which I thought was a woke company, they jumped in on this.

52:03

So keep in mind the jeans that she was advertising are sold out pretty much across America right now.

52:09

Their stock went up like 25%.

52:10

Yeah.

52:11

So I think that's what we're doing.

52:13

It, no, you're passing the video.

52:14

That one?

52:15

Yeah.

52:16

Miss Tan, genetics.

52:18

I just got my color analysis back.

52:20

Guess what?

52:21

Golden summer, literally.

52:24

Hold on.

52:25

Well, you, you put the wolf.

52:27

Who the fuck's coming out with this one?

52:29

Well, I didn't see the wolfness in there.

52:33

I want to see the full video.

52:35

Look, I didn't ask to be the king of summer.

52:37

It just kind of happened.

52:39

Miss Tan, genetics.

52:42

I just got my color analysis back.

52:43

Guess what?

52:45

Golden summer, literally.

52:49

I can't help it.

52:50

Every time I drink a Dunkin' Golden Hour fresher, it's like the sun just finds me.

52:54

So sipping these refreshers makes me the king of summer.

52:58

Guilty charged.

53:00

So, the reason I wanted to show this.

53:05

The Golden Hour fresher.

53:07

So that's Dunkin' Donuts response.

53:10

So they're jumping in.

53:11

But now you, you flashed back to six months ago.

53:14

Dunkin' Donuts came out and said they will not advertise on rumble because they don't

53:18

like the views that are portrayed on rumble, which rumble is mostly mostly mostly white.

53:25

It's not mostly white.

53:26

It's all all colors of the rainbow.

53:28

It's mostly conservative or Republican or libertarian.

53:32

And they refuse to advertise on rumble.

53:35

I have a feeling their sales dropped and their stock was plummeting and this is their response.

53:41

So, but, but now, did you ever see the Sydney Sweeney commercial?

53:47

I don't watch it.

53:49

No, no, but there's a reason.

53:50

Do we, do we have an upper?

53:51

I saw, I saw like still images now.

53:52

Why did that click away?

53:53

So if you saw the video, do you know what they were referencing?

54:00

A Cindy Crawford video from the 80s.

54:02

Okay.

54:03

When she did something very similar.

54:05

It's not that they were ripping it off.

54:06

I think they were just like one up in the, or yes, and in it.

54:10

So it was just like, and when we saw that video in the 80s, we're like,

54:14

oh, she's Cindy Crawford.

54:15

She's got a hot move on here.

54:18

We're just like, oh, the blue hair piercing people come out and fucking they're angry.

54:26

I was thinking like they should have had a strategy for this where they would,

54:29

they would do all the photo shoots, right?

54:32

And they would do Sydney, Sweeney, and then they would do like a black woman

54:35

and an Asian woman and the Mexican or Latino or whatever.

54:38

And then like just hold those photos.

54:40

Yeah.

54:40

Right.

54:41

Release the Sydney, Sweeney photos first.

54:43

And then everybody back has a backlash.

54:45

And then they would say, oh, we also did these.

54:47

You know, I don't know if they did.

54:49

Well, I'm going to say the free market has done that.

54:51

Yeah.

54:52

Every, every different race is coming out.

54:54

Kind of doing something similar to that.

54:55

It's actually kind of cool.

54:56

And they might have done that, but who was it?

54:58

It was either darkened donuts or American Eagle.

55:01

They posted an apology.

55:03

I think it was American Eagle.

55:04

And oh, no, no, no, the apology is great.

55:06

Oh, it's a fake apology.

55:07

And it just said at the end, well, she is hot.

55:11

I'm like, all right.

55:12

So yeah.

55:13

So guys, stop this woke bullshit.

55:15

It's going away.

55:16

It's, it's done.

55:17

It's over progressive.

55:18

Well, lock him up in mental hospitals like Trump wants to do.

55:20

Get Tom home.

55:21

See, this is the real reason why, well, it's not the real reason,

55:25

but it's a reason why that's such a bad idea is because that's how the woke comes back.

55:30

Oh, because they eventually get out of the mental hospital.

55:31

They get out and like there's abuse.

55:34

There's a legitimate abuse.

55:35

Okay.

55:36

Everybody gets mad and we have to go back to the left again.

55:39

Like stop this fucking cycle.

55:40

Okay.

55:41

So I leave people alone.

55:42

I have to make an announcement here.

55:45

Dave's version is right.

55:47

Trained the hard work and the illegals that we have here.

55:51

The hard work.

55:52

Just get them out, deport them.

55:53

Keep them and get rid of the progressive.

55:55

Deport them.

55:56

Then it can be a mental hospital somewhere else where it's not.

55:58

You have a better plan than I actually just said to a Middle Eastern country.

56:01

Right.

56:02

They love that.

56:02

They'll make sure it works.

56:03

They'll be dead.

56:04

They love Muslims.

56:06

I'm gay.

56:08

I don't have a head.

56:10

I just got beaten with rocks.

56:12

Oh, okay.

56:12

I just got thrown off a building.

56:14

So I got like a double header story here.

56:16

Oh, shit.

56:16

Yeah.

56:17

So the UK has passed a law saying that websites that operate in the UK have to verify the age

56:27

of children or verify that you're an adult.

56:30

So I'll be using that website.

56:32

And because these companies are international, it's generally easier for them to just apply

56:40

it everywhere.

56:41

Yep.

56:41

Right.

56:41

So all these companies have come out saying, no, some have tried to limit it to UK.

56:46

But it's going to spread regardless, right?

56:48

It is spreading already.

56:49

So they're going to start doing this in the USA.

56:53

Some places have already started, apparently.

56:55

Resisted.

56:57

One of them is matrix.org.

57:00

Our chat room is a matrix that I host.

57:02

So it's open source.

57:04

But they provide accounting services if you just want a free account.

57:09

Get the fuck off their servers.

57:10

Okay.

57:10

Run your own server.

57:11

Now I'm not going to give accounts to you guys who I don't know.

57:15

So sorry.

57:16

But run your own server.

57:17

Find a reliable server that respects your privacy.

57:21

One is Monero.social, which our buddy Paranoia mentioned in the chat.

57:25

But get off of the matrix.org servers.

57:27

Like fuck these people.

57:29

They're all fucking lunatics.

57:31

And for now, we're going to keep the chat room there.

57:33

If they start changing the code to make it worse, we'll think about revisiting that.

57:37

But I mean, this shit has to, it's fucking ridiculous.

57:40

It has to stop.

57:41

We have to fucking say no.

57:43

We're not going to do this.

57:44

So are we still, are we still posted on Spotify?

57:47

Yes.

57:48

They're doing it.

57:48

Yep.

57:48

Spotify is doing it.

57:50

Because check this out.

57:51

Because they have songs with explicit

57:54

parental guidance language.

57:55

Yeah.

57:56

They want your image.

57:58

Yes.

57:58

And you got to download your photo.

58:00

Yep.

58:00

And keep it for fucking ever.

58:02

Yep.

58:03

Um, like Discord is doing it for their chat and other centralized.

58:06

Is doing it.

58:06

Yeah.

58:08

Fuck you guys.

58:08

Just shut off the internet, man.

58:10

No.

58:10

So this actually.

58:12

Maybe a short time we have to go without it.

58:15

Well, get on the dark web.

58:15

The dark web is never going to ask for your ID.

58:17

This is not possible.

58:18

Right.

58:18

So, but that's a very valid point.

58:21

But we have to resist this.

58:22

Don't do it.

58:23

You have to go without it.

58:24

If you have to watch the Black and White TV for a couple of months,

58:27

watch the fucking Black and White TV for a couple of months.

58:29

Now, this thing is a problem in and of itself.

58:32

But when a company is storing your personal data like that,

58:38

it's always at risk, right?

58:39

100% inside.

58:40

Like don't fucking tell me how safe and secure your encryption is and all this.

58:43

But like it's always at risk, right?

58:45

You can have bad actors inside the company.

58:48

You can have something that you missed on your code side.

58:52

And all your data, your ID that you've uploaded to prove that you're 18.

58:57

Well, now that's out in the world, which brings us to there's an app called T.

59:02

Have you heard of that?

59:03

Is that where you can use someone else's image?

59:05

No.

59:05

So T is this app for like women who had bad dates.

59:10

To talk shit about the men.

59:12

And T wanted you to prove you were a woman.

59:15

And so all these women uploaded their IDs and photos of themselves.

59:19

And there was a breach at T.

59:21

So now all this shit is everywhere.

59:23

It took me about 20 minutes to figure what the fuck this was.

59:26

Yeah.

59:26

So, yeah, like T did this, right?

59:30

Without any law, they just did it.

59:32

And all the data got breached.

59:35

But that actually gave me an idea.

59:37

Now, I don't want you to do this because it's very illegal.

59:40

But if a company is requiring your ID and that company is breached and all the IDs get released.

59:48

And then another company wants a photo of an ID.

59:53

You just have a cache of photos of IDs.

59:56

No, it doesn't matter.

59:57

It's sort of a taken care of.

59:58

What do you mean?

59:58

People are going to a certain gaming site.

1:00:01

And they're creating a realistic gaming character.

1:00:04

And they're uploading those images now.

1:00:06

So this is being a fallback.

1:00:08

Resist.

1:00:08

And you could cut to an AI, like give me a realistic ID photo.

1:00:12

So, but don't do this.

1:00:13

This is all illegal.

1:00:14

I'm just saying this could be something that happens.

1:00:17

So in this case, in this one time case, Dave is the more rational person here.

1:00:23

It's never happened before.

1:00:25

Every time.

1:00:25

I know if everybody needs a break for a second, we'll have a moment of silence.

1:00:29

So like, get people to catch their breath.

1:00:30

I'm always right.

1:00:32

In Dave's world, he's always right.

1:00:33

No, I just am always right.

1:00:34

Um, facial recognition is becoming very popular and becoming very useful tool for the government.

1:00:42

If you want to put your name and your image and your birthday and your whatever information

1:00:47

else they want.

1:00:48

And sometimes on some websites, it's also your social security number with your image.

1:00:54

And with your DNA being, you know, because you went to 23 and me to find out what the

1:00:58

fuck you are.

1:01:00

And now they got DNA.

1:01:02

They got your face.

1:01:03

They got all your information.

1:01:05

They knew VR.

1:01:06

Now most people like, wow, I'm never going to commit a crime.

1:01:10

You might be accused of one.

1:01:11

Your DNA might suddenly show up in the crime scene.

1:01:14

But I mean, it can also be simpler where they just want to find you or talk to you.

1:01:19

They're going to be able to do it much quicker.

1:01:22

It's, it's a baby.

1:01:24

This is the baby step in the wrong fucking direction.

1:01:27

I'm saying a baby step.

1:01:28

What the fuck?

1:01:29

This is a monster step.

1:01:30

Well, it's not even hard.

1:01:31

It's not even hard government.

1:01:33

Fucking says, no, we're not going to do it.

1:01:35

UK fuck you.

1:01:36

Well, you, we've lost the UK.

1:01:37

UK is gone.

1:01:37

That's fine.

1:01:38

But like these are American companies that are complying like stop complying.

1:01:41

You don't have to obey UK law.

1:01:43

You operate in the USA.

1:01:44

Oh, well, we had to do it in the UK.

1:01:46

So we're just going to do it here.

1:01:47

It's for your safety.

1:01:48

It's for the safety of the children.

1:01:49

You don't have to do it in the UK either.

1:01:50

The children, the children, now we can keep them off of porn sites.

1:01:54

We can keep a child from going on a porn site.

1:01:58

The funny thing is, don't worry about it.

1:01:59

This is just do it.

1:02:00

Shut up and comply.

1:02:02

Bend your knee and you'll be much safer.

1:02:05

If you have no physical presence in the UK,

1:02:07

you don't have to obey the UK laws.

1:02:09

But if you want to go on this website,

1:02:11

no, they don't have to do, they don't have to.

1:02:14

Today.

1:02:15

That's why I said baby step.

1:02:16

But there's nothing that you can ever do.

1:02:17

Five or six baby steps.

1:02:18

What can the UK do?

1:02:19

Are they going to start a war?

1:02:20

Well, no, the UK did threaten to arrest people.

1:02:23

Oh, come on, come on.

1:02:24

Come on, come on.

1:02:25

Come on.

1:02:25

No, we'll do it.

1:02:26

You tried it before.

1:02:27

How to work out for you.

1:02:28

Once you hit the hillbillies,

1:02:30

you kind of lost your way.

1:02:31

Right, just show your offices down.

1:02:32

Right?

1:02:33

We keep your servers offshore.

1:02:35

Yes, it'll be slower by five milliseconds.

1:02:38

Who fucking cares?

1:02:39

Tell the UK to go fuck themselves.

1:02:41

You cannot make us do this.

1:02:43

Stop being little bitches.

1:02:46

You're a multi-billion-dollar corporation.

1:02:48

It's never...

1:02:48

You have more fucking money in the bank than the UK does.

1:02:51

It's not about them making us do it.

1:02:54

It's about people going, well...

1:02:56

They want, they want to do it.

1:02:57

It's okay to do it.

1:02:58

They want to do it.

1:02:59

It's for the safety of the children.

1:03:00

The companies want to do it.

1:03:01

It doesn't have to.

1:03:02

Even the people.

1:03:04

It's what keeps the children safe.

1:03:05

Fuck the UK people.

1:03:06

I don't give a fuck.

1:03:06

No, no, I've never been here in America

1:03:08

because they're going to do that here.

1:03:09

We're going to be like,

1:03:10

well, I guess I don't really want a...

1:03:12

I don't really want a 12-year-old watching a gang bang.

1:03:14

Yeah, well, Trump's going to be the one to sign that law.

1:03:17

Yeah, well, we'll talk about that here.

1:03:18

Trump will absolutely sign that law.

1:03:20

Well, but that's fine.

1:03:21

I mean, again, I...

1:03:22

So far, I like Trump because he's doing a lot of libertarian stuff.

1:03:25

There's some stuff I don't like,

1:03:27

and that's the one that I don't.

1:03:28

I just want the fucking Epstein files

1:03:30

because I want to talk about that shit on this fucking podcast.

1:03:34

What else we got here?

1:03:34

And I want Hillary Clinton to be arrested for treason.

1:03:37

Treason, I said, don't fucking decide.

1:03:38

Sorry to argument.

1:03:39

We're way too long into the show.

1:03:42

We have a long debate over where to trade it,

1:03:45

but I'm not even going to say anything

1:03:46

because I don't want to put a quarter in him

1:03:48

because you put a quarter in Dave,

1:03:50

you get 50 cents worth.

1:03:51

That's right.

1:03:52

I'm just saying.

1:03:53

It's better investments than Nancy Pelosi.

1:03:56

Because she's the key to the stock market.

1:03:59

Favorite of that one.

1:04:01

Was it on here?

1:04:02

I don't think I...

1:04:03

I thought, okay, maybe not.

1:04:04

But yeah, so what was the link you posted?

1:04:07

Because you posted something else.

1:04:08

The autistic guy on the plane?

1:04:10

No, you posted the Nancy Pelosi something.

1:04:12

But whatever, let's talk about that, the stock act or the Pelosi act.

1:04:16

The Pelosi act, they called it the Pelosi act.

1:04:19

So now, before we get into our opinions on that,

1:04:23

let me ask you a question.

1:04:25

Let's say that the act passes.

1:04:27

Okay.

1:04:28

Now, do you think that the people that voted yes

1:04:34

just love America and want to get corruption rooted out?

1:04:38

Or do you think they already have the plan to get around it?

1:04:42

Which one is it?

1:04:42

Well, they want a talking point to get reelected

1:04:45

because they know it's a hot topic.

1:04:46

But hold on a second.

1:04:47

So because technically with the act the way it's written,

1:04:50

I don't believe Nancy Pelosi would be affected by this

1:04:53

because she technically is not making the trades.

1:04:56

She has said that I don't understand the stock market.

1:04:59

It's very confusing to me, but my husband on the other hand,

1:05:03

he seems to be a wizard.

1:05:04

He's blown away Warren Buffett.

1:05:06

He's blown away all the other investors.

1:05:09

I don't know how he does that.

1:05:10

It's amazing.

1:05:12

Pick up Burp.

1:05:14

Oh, I guess I should do this.

1:05:16

Because she was like, she was-

1:05:17

Well, all she's doing is telling her husband during dinner

1:05:20

what they did at work today.

1:05:20

Oh, she's absolutely not doing that.

1:05:21

Honey, what did you do at work today?

1:05:23

Oh, we voted against this.

1:05:24

Oh, that would do.

1:05:25

She didn't do that.

1:05:26

That's not illegal.

1:05:26

No, her husband is a genius apparently in the stock market.

1:05:29

Right, but they're just having to come to this.

1:05:30

So it's bullshit.

1:05:31

It's a bullshit law.

1:05:33

It's not going to work.

1:05:34

They're just going to use a friend, a family member,

1:05:36

a neighbor, the dog.

1:05:38

My dog, for some reason, I laid the stock market tickers

1:05:42

out in front of him and he puts a pall down here

1:05:45

and he goes to the phone.

1:05:48

No, he goes to computers.

1:05:49

He can't talk.

1:05:49

I mean, he's a dog.

1:05:51

And he somehow manages to type in the website and hit buy.

1:05:56

And then he manages to type in the stock ticker that he wants

1:05:59

because he can see the letters here by the paw.

1:06:02

See, here's the problem.

1:06:03

Here's the problem.

1:06:03

If I ran away.

1:06:04

Yes, you are.

1:06:05

But here's the problem is that there's no way you can have this thing

1:06:10

that makes our situation better.

1:06:12

Like banning Congress people from trading stocks is just fucking retarded.

1:06:17

So what's the worst thing for doing that?

1:06:21

What's the worst thing?

1:06:23

So them doing that could have a negative effect on Congress.

1:06:26

What's the worst negative effect?

1:06:28

So it's going to make it, well, okay.

1:06:30

So like to get elected to Congress, you have to spend billions of dollars.

1:06:36

Okay.

1:06:36

Especially depending on the district.

1:06:37

Yeah, but this is even before you get elected.

1:06:40

If you were,

1:06:42

Oh, you have something else in mind.

1:06:43

Well, I was asking for a reason.

1:06:44

Because I'm giving my answer.

1:06:45

Well, go ahead.

1:06:46

So the fact that you have to spend all this money to get elected in the first place

1:06:50

means you have to already be rich, right?

1:06:52

Or, well, AOC wasn't rich.

1:06:54

She had backers.

1:06:54

If you have backers, yeah.

1:06:55

Right, okay.

1:06:56

But you have to recoup your investments,

1:06:59

whether that's your investment or your backers investment.

1:07:01

Okay.

1:07:02

So like, there's, okay, if we make it so that they can't get rich

1:07:08

through corruption, whatever, this is a corruption ban.

1:07:11

Okay.

1:07:12

If we make it so that they can't get rich through corruption,

1:07:15

how, who's going to get elected to Congress?

1:07:17

Well, that's kind of what I'm going with this.

1:07:19

So if you were a smart, intelligent person who had a great portfolio,

1:07:26

and you were like, well, I'm going to run for Congress.

1:07:27

Wait, what?

1:07:28

I have to sell.

1:07:29

I have to stall everything.

1:07:30

I have to liquidate.

1:07:31

You're not going to run.

1:07:32

You're not going to run.

1:07:33

So we're not going to get the back.

1:07:36

I'm going to quote John Fetterman.

1:07:39

Well, you like him though.

1:07:40

No, I dig him.

1:07:41

I do.

1:07:42

He's weird.

1:07:43

But it depends on which stroke one I like.

1:07:48

I think it was a second stroke one I like.

1:07:52

We don't send the best or brightest.

1:07:54

And with this law, we're going to take that down a couple.

1:07:57

Long rungs not ladder to get the dumb, even dumber people.

1:08:01

So I have a better law that could fix Congress.

1:08:05

Let's make it a law that Congress cannot pass any law that affects businesses.

1:08:12

Well, how do we do that?

1:08:13

Oh, you know what?

1:08:14

We already did that in 1789.

1:08:17

It's called the US Constitution.

1:08:19

Legally, they cannot make laws to interfere with business.

1:08:23

So why are we letting them do this?

1:08:25

They break the law all the time.

1:08:26

Right?

1:08:26

So given that they break the Constitution,

1:08:29

they don't give a fuck what the Constitution says.

1:08:31

If we make another law that says they can't buy and sell stocks,

1:08:35

why would they obey that law?

1:08:36

Right.

1:08:36

They're not obeying any of the other fucking laws.

1:08:38

It's like gun control.

1:08:39

Oh, if we make another law against guns,

1:08:42

then we'll get the fucking streets kicked.

1:08:43

No, you won't.

1:08:44

People don't obey that law.

1:08:46

Mora, stop trying to fix Congress with your little fucking tweaks.

1:08:49

Just make them either obey the Constitution

1:08:51

or come to my side and realize that we can never have a government that works.

1:08:55

So I believe that you can fact check this.

1:08:57

It's Nancy Pelosi is worth like four or 500 million dollars.

1:09:00

It's a lot of money.

1:09:01

Yeah.

1:09:02

What is her salary in Congress?

1:09:03

$174,000.

1:09:04

And she's worked in Congress how many years?

1:09:06

Well, a long time.

1:09:08

So fuck, her husband must be a god damn Jesus.

1:09:10

But she comes from money too.

1:09:11

She like, it's not like she just showed up one day.

1:09:14

Like she comes from deep money.

1:09:16

Yeah, okay.

1:09:16

But not for 500 million deep money.

1:09:19

I don't actually know.

1:09:19

Yeah.

1:09:20

Like she's...

1:09:20

Well, she actually, which really kind of makes me laugh.

1:09:24

She owns a mansion in Florida.

1:09:26

Now, not that it really matters,

1:09:29

but Florida is like now a recent, a deep red fucking state.

1:09:34

Yeah.

1:09:35

So it's just, they always think we're going to laugh right here.

1:09:37

I was just, I was going to see Governor DeSantis like,

1:09:40

you know what, I'm taking her house.

1:09:42

Fuck her.

1:09:43

Because he might do that.

1:09:44

What's, what's are going to be our monarrow challenge this week?

1:09:47

Well, I think you have one this time, don't you?

1:09:48

Did I have one?

1:09:49

I didn't say, I don't think I have one.

1:09:50

Oh, I didn't.

1:09:50

I thought you said you had one.

1:09:51

No, I said I don't have one.

1:09:52

I guess word of the day.

1:09:54

Okay.

1:09:54

Then we're going to do a secret word.

1:09:56

What do you think?

1:09:57

Stock tips.

1:09:58

Stock tips.

1:09:58

No, Nancy Pelosi stock tips.

1:10:00

Nancy's Pelosi stock tips.

1:10:01

There you go.

1:10:02

That's the secret word.

1:10:04

And if you want to send the meme, it said,

1:10:05

if you don't want to send anything, just send the meme of a bunch of like,

1:10:09

white trash, like dudes and like living in a shack with a pickup truck,

1:10:14

but all wearing tuxes going, we follow Nancy Pelosi's stock.

1:10:19

Well, let's get away to the last week's monarrow.

1:10:21

Um, I can't wait to see these responses.

1:10:23

So, um, on the last show, the winner never collected again.

1:10:28

So we have a double this time.

1:10:30

You guys got to listen to the show and collect your fucking monarrow when you win.

1:10:33

Otherwise, it just rolls over.

1:10:35

So, uh, what was last week?

1:10:37

It was what will they find?

1:10:39

What will the FBI find in the show?

1:10:40

A big Mike's underwear drawer.

1:10:42

Big Mike's.

1:10:44

So first we got ink stain.

1:10:46

And K S T A N.

1:10:49

Panties from 20 girls who vanished without a trace between 2005 and 2015.

1:10:54

I dig him.

1:10:55

I dig that answer.

1:10:56

Okay.

1:10:56

Let me have Alma guest.

1:11:00

Alma guest.

1:11:03

Uh, a custom fleshlight branded Barak's booty hole.

1:11:09

So she's, she is that open on the market for the public to buy or is that just hers?

1:11:13

No, she's she given him the pet job.

1:11:14

It's it's custom custom made.

1:11:16

Um, so we have our end.

1:11:20

A gold and purple dildo.

1:11:22

I don't know what golden purple or significant for, but, uh,

1:11:27

this is like Alma mater or something.

1:11:29

I don't know.

1:11:31

Well, yeah, I don't know.

1:11:34

Whatever dude.

1:11:35

I love it.

1:11:36

I'm sure you I'm sure it's funny to you.

1:11:38

If you want to share it with us by all means, please do.

1:11:40

Uh, so we got Matt McHugh and he likes, uh, giving his answers in meme form, which we love here.

1:11:46

So it's, uh, Barack Obama's nighttime sleepy mask.

1:11:51

And we got one of those little ballgad gift masks.

1:11:54

But it's only important that the ball can be moved out of the mouth and something else

1:11:57

can be sorted in the mouth for big bikes purposes.

1:12:01

And, uh, door mouse who got in right before the buzzer

1:12:06

says divorce papers with a dick butt drawing sidled in the middle.

1:12:11

So she's holding out of them divorce papers.

1:12:13

Well, no, there's rumors that they're, they're on the, on the outs.

1:12:16

All right, let's see.

1:12:16

Well, no, because they were saying that Jennifer Amiston and Brock were dating.

1:12:20

Oh my speaker.

1:12:26

He's saying, all right, contact me to get your moment narrow.

1:12:29

That's 0.02 this week.

1:12:31

So for those of you who don't know who Jennifer Amiston is, she was in the TV show Friends.

1:12:37

Do you know that the casino here in Vegas that just set up the coffee shop of Friends?

1:12:43

I, I, I briefly saw it.

1:12:44

I don't care.

1:12:45

I'm not, I mean, I'd like to go to it, but I mean, whatever.

1:12:48

But yeah, I thought it was odd because it's a TV show that went off in the like early 2000s.

1:12:53

That's actually been a thing.

1:12:54

So like in Chicago, right before we left, they opened a diner,

1:12:59

which was based on the save by the bell backs as diner.

1:13:01

Oh, I got a better one for you in Chicago, Threes Company.

1:13:06

The, uh, that the Bors, that was the Bors, the Borsness was in Dukes of Hazards.

1:13:10

They opened up the bar, but was in Threes Company.

1:13:14

It was becoming a thing.

1:13:15

It was a lower whacker.

1:13:17

It was under Michigan Avenue.

1:13:19

I'm not too far from, uh, uh, Billy Go.

1:13:22

Billy Go, yeah.

1:13:23

Terrible.

1:13:24

Don't put a Billy Go.

1:13:25

Don't put a Billy Go.

1:13:26

Yeah, I just do.

1:13:26

I just sucked the dog down.

1:13:27

Terrible.

1:13:28

So hold your nose and eat the dog.

1:13:30

Terrible.

1:13:32

So yeah, so I'll find out what casino that is because I'll probably go and see it just to,

1:13:36

I don't know, piss on the couch.

1:13:37

Yeah, that's becoming a thing.

1:13:39

So, yeah.

1:13:40

Um, so this is most of these last couple of, uh, more of the,

1:13:44

Oh, so this guy, David, I guess we're going to argue about this.

1:13:47

I don't know.

1:13:48

We're going to make it quick for y'all.

1:13:49

This is one of you.

1:13:49

So this dude, he's autistic.

1:13:51

Oh, I'm going to move.

1:13:52

This is how planes should be boarded.

1:13:56

How should they be boarded?

1:13:57

There's only one way.

1:13:58

For some reason, no way or one is ridiculous.

1:14:01

Okay.

1:14:02

Let's say there are 40 rows on the plane.

1:14:06

One through 40, right?

1:14:09

Row fucking 40 rows first.

1:14:12

See, like, okay.

1:14:14

So what's wrong with that?

1:14:15

The first question I would ask this guy is how many airlines do you know?

1:14:18

No, no, no, no, no, bullshit.

1:14:20

Don't go around herrings in here.

1:14:21

It's not about herring.

1:14:22

It's not about herring.

1:14:23

When the sun is over, it's not about herring, right?

1:14:25

It's about the ammunition.

1:14:26

How many?

1:14:27

What's wrong with this theory?

1:14:28

How many airlines does he run?

1:14:29

Don't care.

1:14:30

How many, what's wrong with this theory?

1:14:31

How many airlines does he run?

1:14:32

When's the last time you saw him?

1:14:33

I'm going to get to that.

1:14:34

How many airlines does he run?

1:14:35

I don't know who he is.

1:14:36

So I think three.

1:14:38

It's zero.

1:14:38

The answer is zero.

1:14:39

Why do you know what's zero?

1:14:40

What's his name?

1:14:41

Because he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.

1:14:42

Well, what's his name?

1:14:43

He's just making shit up.

1:14:45

He's some dumbass that's sitting on the plane

1:14:47

that he's an armchair quarterback.

1:14:48

When's the last time you flew him?

1:14:49

He's, I, I, I, uh, to DC last year.

1:14:51

Okay.

1:14:52

Did, what, what, what are you, like, trying?

1:14:54

I don't even fucking remember.

1:14:55

Okay, so go ahead, keep going.

1:14:56

So he's just an armchair quarterback

1:14:59

who doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.

1:15:01

Okay, why?

1:15:02

Because airlines test this shit, Ron.

1:15:05

You don't think they fucking invest research?

1:15:07

Not up before.

1:15:08

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm going to motion right now.

1:15:10

No, what they do is they want people to feel important.

1:15:13

So they load the important people first,

1:15:15

Right.

1:15:16

which the important people sit at the beginning of the flight.

1:15:17

Do you think, right?

1:15:18

Now you're all,

1:15:19

Every airline loads first, not first.

1:15:21

You're always going on about how corporations are greedy, right?

1:15:25

So are you telling me that they're not doing

1:15:27

the greediest thing possible?

1:15:29

Yes, the, the, the important thing is the first.

1:15:31

And the greediest thing possible is to get the most flights out

1:15:34

that they can.

1:15:35

No, because, yes it is.

1:15:36

Now why do you think you board an hour before you fucking leave?

1:15:39

You fucking dumbass.

1:15:40

Okay, tell me why he's wrong.

1:15:42

Because they've tested it.

1:15:44

Tested what?

1:15:45

What airlines test it?

1:15:46

Shut up and let me fucking answer, Ron.

1:15:49

They've all tested this.

1:15:51

In various different algorithms.

1:15:54

This is the fastest way to load the plane.

1:15:56

This is not the fastest way to load the plane.

1:15:57

Yes it is, Ron.

1:15:58

What airlines test it?

1:15:59

They've all tested it.

1:16:00

What airlines test it?

1:16:01

All of them, Ron.

1:16:03

Name one.

1:16:04

All of them.

1:16:06

Every single fucking airline in the world does it this way.

1:16:10

Because they all test it because they're all greedy.

1:16:12

They want money.

1:16:14

They're, they're gonna be important people.

1:16:15

The Mythbusters tested it.

1:16:17

You're wrong.

1:16:18

Okay, hold on.

1:16:19

So I get on a plane and sell us airlines.

1:16:23

No, all right.

1:16:24

I don't care about your arms, your quarterbacking, Ron.

1:16:26

This is a moron who thinks he knows better

1:16:29

than people making billions of dollars.

1:16:31

Oh, okay.

1:16:33

So it's sellers, airlines, boards and boarding groups.

1:16:36

Okay.

1:16:36

A, B and C, they're barely not be a D, whatever.

1:16:39

So they load the A first and they load the B second.

1:16:42

Good for them.

1:16:43

And the C's like, the A's are from the plane,

1:16:44

the B's the middle of the plane, the C's the end of the plane.

1:16:46

Have you ever like, you're like, you get on the plane

1:16:49

and there's a long fucking line because fucking the fact that

1:16:52

it's not an argument, Ron.

1:16:54

It's trying to shove his.

1:16:55

This is not an argument.

1:16:57

If you look at it.

1:16:57

Ron, this is not an argument.

1:16:59

No, it's not, Ron.

1:17:00

You can't just say, there's something that slows me down.

1:17:05

Therefore, my way is better.

1:17:06

No, there's different things that slow you down

1:17:09

in different solutions.

1:17:10

If you load the back of the plane first.

1:17:12

It doesn't work, Ron.

1:17:12

They try it.

1:17:13

Who has?

1:17:14

Everybody, Ron.

1:17:16

Every single fucking airline has tried it.

1:17:19

They run test flights where they do it

1:17:21

and it doesn't fucking work, Ron.

1:17:23

You mean one airline.

1:17:24

And they did it.

1:17:25

Ron, you say that they're greedy, Ron.

1:17:28

Are they greedy?

1:17:30

Yes.

1:17:31

Then they're doing what makes the most money.

1:17:33

No, they're doing what makes people feel important.

1:17:34

They're doing what makes the most money, Ron.

1:17:36

No, no, we're going to load it.

1:17:37

Then they're not greedy.

1:17:38

You're an idiot.

1:17:39

You're fucking idiot, Ron.

1:17:40

We're going to load it.

1:17:41

Ron, they all tested this.

1:17:43

The Myth Buster tested it.

1:17:44

I didn't see you.

1:17:45

The Myth Busters tested it on their TV show.

1:17:48

All you had to do was click, run.

1:17:50

The TV said it.

1:17:51

All you had to do, Ron.

1:17:52

The TV said it.

1:17:53

It must be true.

1:17:53

All you had to do was scroll down and read the comments.

1:17:57

I don't need to read somebody else's fucking recording.

1:17:59

It's not their opinion, Ron.

1:18:01

It's them giving facts as to who tested it and when.

1:18:06

And you don't fucking read.

1:18:07

I don't care.

1:18:08

It's a more efficient way of loading it.

1:18:09

No, it's not.

1:18:10

I've been on air.

1:18:11

No, it's not, Ron.

1:18:12

Ron, if it's more efficient, why aren't you

1:18:14

starting an airline and making billions of dollars?

1:18:17

Because I don't care anymore.

1:18:18

I don't care to make billions.

1:18:19

I don't want to make billions.

1:18:20

I owe the IRS $30,000.

1:18:22

But I don't care to make billions.

1:18:24

You're fucking moron, Ron.

1:18:26

Just 30?

1:18:27

You're a fucking moron.

1:18:28

You're a fucking moron.

1:18:29

This guy's a fucking moron.

1:18:30

He's a fucking armchair court.

1:18:32

No, he's not, Ron.

1:18:33

If he was right, he would be the one running the airline.

1:18:35

When you get on the plane, did you check your bag

1:18:37

or did you carry on?

1:18:38

I carry on.

1:18:39

OK.

1:18:39

So you're walking down the aisle.

1:18:41

Look in for your seat.

1:18:42

Dude, this is a day.

1:18:43

Doop-de-doop-de-doop-de-doop.

1:18:45

G4.

1:18:46

Doop-de-doop-de-doop-de-doop.

1:18:46

You're not making an argument.

1:18:47

Oh, there's G there.

1:18:48

Hold on.

1:18:49

You're not making an argument.

1:18:50

Oh, hold on.

1:18:51

You're not making an argument.

1:18:52

I am.

1:18:52

You're giving an anecdotal piece of-

1:18:54

So here's I.O.G.

1:18:56

You're such a fucking idiot.

1:18:57

Four's on this side.

1:18:57

You're not proving the whole process is faster, Ron.

1:19:00

Let me open this thing.

1:19:02

You're not proving the whole process is faster or slower.

1:19:06

You're not discussing the whole process.

1:19:08

So when you take your- so you have to find your seat

1:19:11

and you have to open up your-

1:19:12

It's not an argument.

1:19:13

Shut up.

1:19:13

This is not an argument, Ron.

1:19:15

This is not an argument.

1:19:17

Here we go.

1:19:17

Who put a corner in days?

1:19:18

This is not an argument.

1:19:19

I didn't put a corner in days.

1:19:20

This is not an argument.

1:19:21

It's apparently I'm getting 75 cents.

1:19:23

This is not an argument, Ron.

1:19:24

It's more efficient.

1:19:25

An argument would be, load the whole plane this way,

1:19:29

load the whole plane that way, which one was faster.

1:19:31

That would be an argument, but you don't have that.

1:19:33

I don't have that data to prove-

1:19:35

The airlines do.

1:19:36

Show me the data.

1:19:37

But, Ron, show me the fucking data.

1:19:40

The airlines are doing what makes them the most money, Ron.

1:19:43

Call them up and say.

1:19:45

No, they're doing what makes people feel important.

1:19:47

No, they're not.

1:19:48

Yes.

1:19:49

They're doing what makes them the most money.

1:19:51

They're doing what makes them the most fucking money.

1:19:53

Yes, yes.

1:19:54

But load the important people first.

1:19:55

No, Ron.

1:19:55

The important people like to load first.

1:19:56

Ron, getting more flights out the door

1:19:59

is what makes them the most money.

1:20:00

No, no, their flights are going to leave at X, at time X.

1:20:03

They can start loading a while.

1:20:03

And if you can schedule more flights, there's more money.

1:20:07

No, you need ticketed passengers to make more money.

1:20:09

What the fuck are you talking about?

1:20:11

I'm telling you, it would be much quicker.

1:20:13

No, it wouldn't.

1:20:14

Okay, so go with them.

1:20:14

No, it wouldn't, Ron.

1:20:15

No, it wouldn't.

1:20:16

He doesn't know what he's talking about.

1:20:17

Have you-

1:20:17

You don't know what you're talking about.

1:20:19

Have you ever been behind the person

1:20:21

who's looking for-

1:20:21

It's not an argument, Ron.

1:20:22

This is not-

1:20:23

I don't want to hear individual-

1:20:24

Oh, you don't want to hear-

1:20:26

I don't want to hear individual end-codes.

1:20:28

I want the whole boarding process.

1:20:30

We're talking about the whole boarding process, Ron.

1:20:32

Hold on, hold on.

1:20:33

So someone has to open up multiple little boxes.

1:20:35

We're talking about the whole boarding process, Ron.

1:20:38

We disagree.

1:20:39

Not me.

1:20:39

You're stupid.

1:20:40

Move on.

1:20:41

Ron.

1:20:41

Move on.

1:20:42

You're stupid.

1:20:43

Okay.

1:20:43

Because that's why you don't run an airline, and they do.

1:20:46

I don't want to run an airline.

1:20:47

That's not an argument, Ron.

1:20:49

I could make a billion dollars, but I'm not gonna.

1:20:52

I don't want to make a billion dollars.

1:20:53

I'm just smarter.

1:20:55

I'm gonna sit here in my podcast chair,

1:20:57

and say how much smarter I am.

1:20:59

Oh, you know-

1:20:59

That's what your healthcare quartermaster-

1:21:01

But you, I'm gonna change the world.

1:21:03

I'm messing with you, Ron.

1:21:03

Because I'm a no-sum, I'm an anarchist, and this is my fight.

1:21:07

I'm gonna let everybody know through my podcast that

1:21:10

anarchy is right.

1:21:11

You're fucking retards.

1:21:13

How do you not fucking know this?

1:21:15

How do you not know?

1:21:16

How do you not know?

1:21:17

Yeah, that's what you do.

1:21:19

So it's okay when you're trying to change the world from your podcast chair,

1:21:23

but when I want to think he's right, and I'm trying to change where they load a

1:21:27

fucking airplane from my podcast chair-

1:21:29

Which one of those things-

1:21:30

What makes more sense?

1:21:31

Which one of those things is a business that generates money?

1:21:34

The airlines.

1:21:35

Oh, so the airlines stand to gain or lose a lot of money?

1:21:39

No, dumbass.

1:21:40

Listen, they take off an X.

1:21:44

And Y can be an hour long.

1:21:47

They can take forever.

1:21:48

If they can load more flights, they can fly more planes.

1:21:53

What?

1:21:54

And more planes is more money.

1:21:55

Literally, the dumbest thing I've ever heard anybody say.

1:21:57

What are you talking about, Ron?

1:21:58

They make money by flying people somewhere.

1:22:01

They sell tickets.

1:22:02

They know the amount of people that are gonna fly on Monday.

1:22:06

They know the number of people that are gonna fly on Tuesday.

1:22:08

If they increase the number of flights, then more people will fill the flights.

1:22:11

Then they fly empty planes, and they waste gas.

1:22:14

No, they don't.

1:22:15

More people will fill the planes.

1:22:16

Oh my God.

1:22:19

You're sitting at home watching TV and you get a phone call.

1:22:22

Wait, what?

1:22:22

There's a plane that's going on empty?

1:22:24

I'll buy a ticket now.

1:22:25

All right, where do I go?

1:22:25

No, Ron, what happens is the ticket price falls.

1:22:28

When you have more flights, the tickets are cheaper.

1:22:32

It makes more sense.

1:22:33

No, it doesn't.

1:22:33

100%.

1:22:34

No, it doesn't.

1:22:35

Okay, we disagree.

1:22:36

Because you're wrong.

1:22:37

Move on.

1:22:38

They've tested it, Ron.

1:22:39

They have not.

1:22:40

Why would they not test it?

1:22:42

Ron, there's a famous story, I think in the 70s,

1:22:45

where they saved $4 million by taking one olive out of each salad.

1:22:51

Have you heard the story?

1:22:52

Yeah.

1:22:52

So they're testing all this shit, Ron.

1:22:54

If they're testing the number of olives in a fucking salad,

1:22:56

you don't think they're testing the boarding process?

1:22:58

Are you not?

1:22:58

How dumb are you?

1:22:59

Are you not listening to me, dumbass?

1:23:02

People feel important when they go first.

1:23:04

It has nothing to do with it.

1:23:05

I've got on the bike for people.

1:23:08

Talk to us, wait.

1:23:09

That has nothing to do with it.

1:23:10

Talk to us, Westfire.

1:23:11

That has nothing to do with it, Ron.

1:23:12

They legitimately, you have to.

1:23:13

That has nothing to do with it.

1:23:15

Yes, it does.

1:23:15

No, it doesn't.

1:23:16

You're so fucking dumb.

1:23:17

Why are you this dumb?

1:23:18

Southwest has a...

1:23:18

Why are you this dumb, Ron?

1:23:20

Shut up.

1:23:20

Ron, if you could do it better, you'd be doing it better, Ron.

1:23:24

No, Southwest.

1:23:25

Ron, if somebody could do it better, they'd be doing it better.

1:23:29

It's that simple.

1:23:30

Oh, my God.

1:23:31

If someone could do it better, they'd be doing it better.

1:23:32

One autistic guy and another autistic guy

1:23:35

are apparently fucking arguing here.

1:23:36

If someone could do it better, they'd be doing it better.

1:23:39

It is better.

1:23:40

In their mind, it is better because they're like the important people.

1:23:43

Fucking money, Ron.

1:23:45

It's about money.

1:23:47

Here's Ron, the greedy corporation guy, saying it's not about money.

1:23:50

How fucking stupid are you?

1:23:52

It's always about money.

1:23:53

Get a crayon and a big piece of paper.

1:23:55

It's always about money, Ron.

1:23:57

It's always about money.

1:23:57

Yes, love the important people first.

1:24:00

That doesn't make them more money.

1:24:01

Okay, shut the...

1:24:02

How does that make them more money?

1:24:03

Let me talk.

1:24:04

Southwest Airlines.

1:24:06

Yeah, if you have your phone Southwest.

1:24:07

Shut up.

1:24:08

Yes or no?

1:24:08

It's a yes or no question.

1:24:10

Dude.

1:24:10

Legitimately, have you ever phoned Southwest?

1:24:12

It doesn't matter what I have flown.

1:24:13

Yes, it does.

1:24:14

It doesn't matter what I have flown, Ron.

1:24:18

You're talking about boarding processes, not what Dave has done.

1:24:21

I'm trying to relate this to your crazy world.

1:24:24

No, you're not.

1:24:25

But you don't place all this.

1:24:26

My world is the real world where we test hypotheses.

1:24:29

What?

1:24:30

And then go with the one that works.

1:24:31

Your world is the real world?

1:24:32

Yes, Ron.

1:24:33

Oh, Dave's world, I guess it is.

1:24:35

No, no, no.

1:24:36

This guy is sitting in his armchair, quarter backing from the armchair.

1:24:40

It's like you.

1:24:41

I could do it better.

1:24:42

I'm a genius.

1:24:43

I could do it better.

1:24:44

Just listen to me.

1:24:45

Put me in charge.

1:24:46

Me, me, me.

1:24:47

I need to make you more money.

1:24:48

And then when they put this guy in charge,

1:24:50

they lose millions of dollars and they go bankrupt.

1:24:52

Okay, now Southwest Airlines has a policy.

1:24:55

24 hours for your flight takes off, you call in.

1:24:57

The quicker you call in, the quicker you get boarded.

1:25:00

When you get the A group, you board, you get to pick your own seat.

1:25:03

When you get the B group, you get to pick your own seat.

1:25:05

So what?

1:25:05

When you get to see you.

1:25:06

So make a point, Ron.

1:25:07

So I'm trying to get there.

1:25:08

No, you're not.

1:25:09

You're just going on and on and on.

1:25:10

Make your fucking point.

1:25:11

I'm trying to dog walk you through the park.

1:25:13

No, you're not.

1:25:13

Ron, you're saying with the A group and then the B group

1:25:15

and then the C group, just make your fucking point.

1:25:17

So it's a 24 hour mark.

1:25:19

People start calling to get A group.

1:25:21

Good for them.

1:25:22

Okay.

1:25:22

So what?

1:25:23

Because they want to be on the plane fucking first.

1:25:25

And guess where they sit?

1:25:26

Because they want to sit.

1:25:28

Because they want to get seated first, Ron.

1:25:31

They want to sit in front of the plane.

1:25:32

And they always take the front seat.

1:25:33

Nobody wants to sit.

1:25:35

The only reason you want to sit in front of the plane

1:25:37

is so when the plane lands, you get your ass out of there first.

1:25:40

Okay.

1:25:40

So you load from the back of the plane based on tickets.

1:25:43

That doesn't make the process faster, Ron.

1:25:46

It makes some people go faster.

1:25:49

It doesn't make the process faster.

1:25:51

It's about the whole process.

1:25:53

It doesn't, Ron.

1:25:54

They've tested it.

1:25:56

Dude, we're like an hour and 25 minutes.

1:25:58

Then stop being retarded.

1:25:59

You're wrong.

1:26:00

Why do you think companies don't test this stuff?

1:26:03

Again, they do.

1:26:03

How can you then stop pretending you know what you're talking about?

1:26:08

Okay, what's this?

1:26:09

Oh, we have nowhere near enough time to talk about this.

1:26:12

It goes into too much detail.

1:26:13

What is this fucking?

1:26:14

We have nowhere near enough time to talk about this.

1:26:16

There is another retarded.

1:26:17

There are beyond stuff going on.

1:26:19

I'm certainly under attack right now.

1:26:22

We're in many different ways.

1:26:24

And I just want everybody to know to just kind of...

1:26:28

What is the point?

1:26:29

When does he say the point?

1:26:30

And I have my eyes open.

1:26:32

He's like you, scramble, ramble, ramble.

1:26:34

Let me get to the point.

1:26:35

No, we want to make sure people like you understand the whole fucking story.

1:26:39

He's just saying things.

1:26:40

He's driving in a car saying things.

1:26:43

What's the point?

1:26:46

You don't look at this.

1:26:47

It just takes away the point.

1:26:49

So I've created my own gas station that makes fuel from plastic waste.

1:26:55

Let's go.

1:27:09

Okay, what's the point?

1:27:13

So we start to see some golden droplets coming over.

1:27:17

And how do we know what type of liquid this is?

1:27:19

Is it gasoline, diesel, jet fuel?

1:27:21

Well, it's all based on temperature.

1:27:22

You can see the condensate temperature at this elbow here is just under 100.

1:27:27

See about 90 C there.

1:27:29

What's the point?

1:27:30

Which translates to about 190 Fahrenheit.

1:27:33

What?

1:27:34

And that lines up the infrastructure.

1:27:35

Don't fucking ask a joint.

1:27:36

Why does he just say the point?

1:27:39

He's making fuel out of plastic.

1:27:40

Okay.

1:27:40

And he's on the run right now because people are after him.

1:27:44

No, hold on, no, hold on, hold on.

1:27:45

Do you remember I told the story earlier on this podcast that there was a cop in the

1:27:51

Senate in New York in the upper in upper New York.

1:27:53

He admitted an engine that ran on water.

1:27:56

Yeah, that's bullshit.

1:27:57

No, it's not.

1:27:57

Yes, it is.

1:27:58

The fuck it is.

1:27:58

You can't run an engine on water.

1:28:00

Bullshit, huh?

1:28:01

They just did it.

1:28:03

Dude, no.

1:28:04

Hydrogen engines do work.

1:28:06

Yes.

1:28:06

So how your engine works, but the amount of energy you have to get put into water to

1:28:12

separate the oxygen from hydrogen is way more than you get back out.

1:28:15

Oh, okay.

1:28:15

So the first gas combustion engine, what was the MGP?

1:28:19

Or miles per gallon?

1:28:20

What are the?

1:28:21

It was greater than zero.

1:28:22

Okay.

1:28:23

Was it was it 60?

1:28:24

No.

1:28:25

Was it 50?

1:28:26

No.

1:28:26

Was it 40?

1:28:27

Doesn't matter.

1:28:28

Is it now?

1:28:29

All that matters is that it's greater than zero.

1:28:32

Okay.

1:28:32

It's better now.

1:28:33

Okay, fine.

1:28:34

Because we perfect stuff.

1:28:36

Hydrogen cars are less than zero.

1:28:39

No, they're not.

1:28:40

Yes, they are.

1:28:40

And then just, it's either 100 or these, I just came out with one.

1:28:43

It takes more energy.

1:28:45

We legit don't have this time.

1:28:46

We could bring this up next week.

1:28:48

This dude is making.

1:28:49

See, now that, okay.

1:28:50

So because when you first pushed this up, we didn't watch the video.

1:28:53

And I thought it was going to be another one of these hydrogen,

1:28:56

but this could actually work.

1:28:58

Yes.

1:28:58

Making it from plastic.

1:28:59

That could work.

1:29:00

I don't know for sure, but it's more plausible than water and hydrogen.

1:29:04

Okay.

1:29:05

We'll disagree on that because people are perfecting.

1:29:07

Once it happens, people came perfect.

1:29:10

The engine is not the problem in hydrogen cars, Ron.

1:29:13

Okay.

1:29:13

The problem is electrolysis separating the hydrogen from oxygen.

1:29:16

Japanese auto company just came up with one that's actually doing it.

1:29:18

Doesn't matter what they came up with, Ron.

1:29:20

Okay, that's fine.

1:29:20

You can't separate the hydrogen from the oxygen without putting more energy into the system.

1:29:24

Okay, right.

1:29:25

Today, what about tomorrow?

1:29:27

We've been working on this problem for at least 100 years.

1:29:30

Okay.

1:29:30

We don't have a water problem in this country.

1:29:32

We have a salt problem in this country.

1:29:33

It's not about the water.

1:29:34

No, no, no.

1:29:35

No, this is about drinking drinking water.

1:29:37

Okay.

1:29:37

We don't have a drinking water problem in this country.

1:29:38

We have a salt water.

1:29:39

Do you understand that analogy?

1:29:41

What does this have to do with?

1:29:41

Do you understand the analogy?

1:29:42

What does this have to do with?

1:29:44

Just make your fucking point.

1:29:45

Stop making analogies.

1:29:46

Make your point.

1:29:47

If you don't understand.

1:29:48

What does this have to do with hydrogen cars, Ron?

1:29:49

We have plenty of water in the ocean.

1:29:51

It's just got salt in it.

1:29:52

Once we find a, we perfect a way of removing the salt, which we have, it's just ineffective.

1:29:57

You don't think five years from now, 10 years from now, it's going to be more effective.

1:30:00

Like, like, first the black and white TV came out, then it was like this big.

1:30:04

We all like, oh, I was alive.

1:30:06

People are like, is that a black and white TV?

1:30:08

It's not the same thing, Ron.

1:30:10

This is a TV.

1:30:11

It's not the same thing, Ron.

1:30:13

The fuck it's not.

1:30:14

Separating hydrogen from oxygen has a known quantity of energy required.

1:30:18

Today.

1:30:19

Today.

1:30:19

No, Ron.

1:30:20

It's physics.

1:30:21

The hydrogen and the oxygen have a known quantity of energy required to break them apart.

1:30:26

Okay, fine.

1:30:26

Wait, what?

1:30:27

You're such a dumbass.

1:30:28

Again.

1:30:28

So you're telling me there's no way.

1:30:30

I'm telling you, I've done high school chemistry.

1:30:32

Oh my god.

1:30:33

It's numbers.

1:30:34

Can a hydrogen engine get 20 miles per gallon?

1:30:36

It's not about the engine, Ron.

1:30:38

It doesn't matter what the engine can get.

1:30:40

If it's a fuel and it's water.

1:30:42

Ron.

1:30:42

Can it get 20 miles per gallon?

1:30:43

If the engine gets a million miles per gallon, it doesn't matter because to get the hydrogen is the problem.

1:30:50

Okay.

1:30:50

So what is stopping us from doing that?

1:30:53

The amount of energy that hydrogen and oxygen have bonded together is too big in order to break those atoms

1:31:03

apart, you have to put in more energy.

1:31:06

Okay, hold on.

1:31:09

Engine.

1:31:10

It has nothing to do with the engine.

1:31:11

It runs on water.

1:31:14

It has nothing to do with the engine, Ron.

1:31:17

Water is a fuel.

1:31:18

It's not the fucking engine.

1:31:19

No, you don't put the fucking water in the engine.

1:31:22

They put hydrogen in there.

1:31:23

Hold on.

1:31:24

I did it simple terms.

1:31:26

I don't know.

1:31:26

There's no such thing as a water engine.

1:31:29

We're going to bring this up next.

1:31:30

It's a hydrogen engine.

1:31:31

But you don't have time to do this.

1:31:32

Jesus Christ.

1:31:32

I'll talk about this on my thing.

1:31:34

Go ahead and do your training session.

1:31:35

Holy fuck, you're stupid.

1:31:37

I'm the dumb one.

1:31:38

You couldn't even sit patiently enough to, what's he talking about?

1:31:41

What's he talking about?

1:31:42

Right, because he's like, you just fucking your variables on.

1:31:45

It's called educating somebody who's stupid.

1:31:46

It's not talking to you.

1:31:47

No, it's not Ron.

1:31:48

It's not talking to you because you're stupid.

1:31:49

He never gets to the fucking point.

1:31:51

He sure as fuck did.

1:31:52

Eventually sure.

1:31:52

He sure as process.

1:31:53

Eventually sure.

1:31:54

Okay.

1:31:55

Just start with the point.

1:31:57

That's a little tip for you.

1:31:58

Start with the point.

1:31:59

Okay.

1:31:59

And then give me the fluff.

1:32:01

Okay.

1:32:03

I'm talking about dash cams in your car today.

1:32:06

So why should we have a dash cam?

1:32:07

Like those are just some fancy, I mean,

1:32:10

you might think it's obvious, maybe not.

1:32:13

So your insurance company, so maybe you get in an accident

1:32:16

and you can prove the other driver's one fault.

1:32:19

Maybe, because maybe they'll claim that you were a fault.

1:32:21

Well, I got a camera proving that I'm not.

1:32:23

Some people actually do scams, like do insurance scams.

1:32:26

Yeah.

1:32:26

Where they like try and cut the front of you.

1:32:28

Yeah.

1:32:29

So have a camera for that.

1:32:30

Anti-theft.

1:32:31

So a lot of cameras, especially the ones we're going to recommend,

1:32:35

can turn themselves on and record after it's like a bump in the car or loud noise.

1:32:39

A guy saw a car, the guy activated his video camera,

1:32:41

he was talking to the guy while he was sitting on his car.

1:32:43

Yeah.

1:32:43

So you're going to want one that has that feature.

1:32:47

Cops.

1:32:48

So cops are allowed to lie to you.

1:32:50

They're not allowed to plant drugs or other things, but they do.

1:32:53

So a camera can catch them doing that.

1:32:55

So it could literally save your life.

1:32:57

Do you have to show your body your dash cam video to the cops?

1:33:01

No.

1:33:03

But they're going to tell you you have to.

1:33:04

I'm going to be, it doesn't work in that mode, officer.

1:33:07

It's not my job to use my property to help further your investigation.

1:33:13

Right.

1:33:13

Okay.

1:33:15

So you're going to want a three-way cam.

1:33:18

So that's going to have a front view, a rear view, and then an in-cab view.

1:33:23

That's three different cameras though, right?

1:33:24

Yeah, three different cameras.

1:33:25

Okay.

1:33:25

Now, why would you want an in-car?

1:33:31

Because aren't you spying on yourself?

1:33:33

Right.

1:33:34

Right.

1:33:34

So there are valid reasons that you want the in-cam.

1:33:36

I personally would not want the in-car, but I'm sure there's not a reason for that.

1:33:39

Well, one is that lying cop, because he's talking to you, right?

1:33:43

So you can see what his hands are doing, what your hands are doing.

1:33:45

Oh, he reached for something.

1:33:47

Well, no, I didn't.

1:33:47

My hands were on the table the whole time.

1:33:49

Right.

1:33:49

Oh, fair enough.

1:33:50

You can prove that you weren't fucking around on your phone, right?

1:33:52

Because a lot of cops are on your phone.

1:33:54

No, you didn't.

1:33:55

Here's the camera.

1:33:55

Yeah.

1:33:56

Prove your seatbelt was on, right?

1:33:58

Well, do your seatbelt wasn't on?

1:33:59

Yes, it is.

1:34:00

Here it is.

1:34:00

Your seatbelt's never on.

1:34:01

You should wear your seatbelt.

1:34:02

Why?

1:34:02

Because it's for safety.

1:34:03

I want to be decapitated.

1:34:04

Oh, it's for safety?

1:34:04

You're not going to be decapitated?

1:34:05

It's for safety?

1:34:06

Yeah.

1:34:06

Does it save children?

1:34:08

It could.

1:34:09

Do the children safer?

1:34:10

Yes.

1:34:10

You know, seatbelts, if you can't...

1:34:11

I don't believe in laws.

1:34:12

You know, seatbelts have decapitated people in accidents.

1:34:15

When?

1:34:15

No.

1:34:16

But...

1:34:17

So they were freshly invented?

1:34:18

Do I have the dates?

1:34:19

No.

1:34:20

When you were made of metal?

1:34:20

Hold on.

1:34:21

How many cars have the adjustable seatbelt?

1:34:24

Very few.

1:34:27

So one seatbelt at one position

1:34:29

protects everybody in one size they are.

1:34:31

It's better than not having it.

1:34:32

Oh, okay.

1:34:33

No, it's not.

1:34:33

It's not.

1:34:33

It's not.

1:34:33

Bullshit.

1:34:34

Okay, I was in a car accident.

1:34:36

Okay.

1:34:36

Where I was thrown through the windshield.

1:34:38

Okay, good for you.

1:34:39

If I stayed in the car, I...

1:34:42

This is why you're retarded.

1:34:43

We figured it out.

1:34:44

Ron's brain is damaged in this car accident.

1:34:47

So you're gonna have this fucking seatbelt on.

1:34:49

We figured it out.

1:34:50

Once I decided to go through the windshield,

1:34:52

my car rolled down a bridge and crashed.

1:34:54

You are safer in almost every scenario of a seatbelt.

1:34:56

That is not true.

1:34:57

Yes, it is.

1:34:57

And it's...

1:34:58

Again, they tested it.

1:34:58

That is government public.

1:34:59

They do tell you...

1:35:00

And that's not true.

1:35:01

Next year, to be airbags are safer?

1:35:03

That's more questionable.

1:35:04

Okay.

1:35:05

Seatbelts.

1:35:06

Okay, again, the cars with the adjustable seatbelt.

1:35:09

Those are...

1:35:09

Because you're seatbelt.

1:35:10

Okay.

1:35:11

Have you been...

1:35:11

Have you been...

1:35:11

Have you been...

1:35:12

No, shut the fuck up.

1:35:13

Have you been in a car accident?

1:35:13

This is my topic, Ron.

1:35:14

Have you been in a car accident?

1:35:15

This is my topic.

1:35:16

Have you been in a car accident?

1:35:17

This is my topic.

1:35:18

We're talking about dashcans.

1:35:19

I'll bring a lighter.

1:35:20

You're wrong.

1:35:21

I'll bring a lighter.

1:35:21

There's tons of safety data from private corporations...

1:35:24

Oh!

1:35:24

...that have nothing to do with the government.

1:35:26

Oh, yeah.

1:35:27

Everyone's honest.

1:35:28

You are dumb as fuck, dude.

1:35:29

Everyone's honest.

1:35:30

You're dumb as fuck.

1:35:30

We don't need seatbelt laws, but you should wear your seatbelt.

1:35:34

Okay, you should stop wearing your seatbelt.

1:35:36

But everybody else should wear your seatbelt.

1:35:39

GPS module.

1:35:40

So you're going to want something with a GPS module.

1:35:42

Now, there's actually...

1:35:43

I've heard the claim that the GPS module can spy on you.

1:35:48

And this is retarded.

1:35:50

This is 100% retarded.

1:35:51

It's a one-way communication.

1:35:53

It only receives signals.

1:35:54

It does not send signals back out anywhere.

1:35:57

It's fucking retarded.

1:35:58

Stop believing these people.

1:35:59

Hold on.

1:36:00

What if the cops get a warrant to search your GPS module?

1:36:05

Then they got a warrant.

1:36:06

You can't search...

1:36:07

So it can't spy on you.

1:36:08

Okay, so it can't spy on you.

1:36:09

There's nothing in.

1:36:09

There's...

1:36:09

Ron, shut up and listen.

1:36:11

There is nothing in the GPS module to spy on.

1:36:14

It just receives data and then converts it into numbers

1:36:18

and then shows you those numbers.

1:36:19

It retains that data.

1:36:20

No, it doesn't.

1:36:22

It doesn't, Ron.

1:36:23

Quit being stupid.

1:36:25

Now, your dash cam will retain that data.

1:36:26

Okay.

1:36:27

The GPS module just receives data from the satellites.

1:36:30

It's all it does.

1:36:30

Okay.

1:36:31

Now, the reason why you want this data...

1:36:34

Of course, if they want a warrant,

1:36:35

they're going to say whatever the fuck they want anyway.

1:36:38

But you can now prove where you were or weren't.

1:36:40

Right?

1:36:41

So if you want to prove that...

1:36:42

Right, if you want to prove that,

1:36:43

which there are situations where you do.

1:36:45

And that's the question, who do you know?

1:36:46

Okay, but...

1:36:47

Now, I agree.

1:36:48

You're right.

1:36:48

You're right.

1:36:49

You can prove what speed you were going,

1:36:51

because the GPS can convert your motion

1:36:55

and convert the speed,

1:36:56

and then that gets recorded and then that cam to...

1:36:58

So it gets retained.

1:36:59

So that information is retained.

1:37:00

Yes.

1:37:00

So if the captain is all, I caught you doing 80.

1:37:02

Well, no, you didn't.

1:37:03

My GPS says I was going 65.

1:37:05

Because you would go into the history

1:37:06

and you would show them this data,

1:37:07

this time you were driving this fast.

1:37:08

Okay.

1:37:09

And you don't kind of show them the time

1:37:10

you were doing 80,

1:37:11

because that's not relevant to the court.

1:37:12

Right.

1:37:13

Ha, ha, ha.

1:37:15

Um, now, now here's where I'm going to agree with you.

1:37:18

You want something that doesn't connect to the internet

1:37:20

or require you to use an app.

1:37:22

Right.

1:37:23

Because that will spy on your ass, right?

1:37:25

That will say, oh, he's going 80.

1:37:27

Let's report it.

1:37:28

Let's save it.

1:37:28

Let's do that.

1:37:29

Let's contact the insurance company.

1:37:30

So you don't want that.

1:37:31

You want no Teslas, you have to.

1:37:33

Well, fuck that.

1:37:34

Don't buy Teslas.

1:37:34

No, you have to...

1:37:35

The insur...

1:37:36

Hey, sorry.

1:37:36

The insurance companies will not insure Tesla

1:37:39

for a cheap amount.

1:37:40

So you don't want to start your own insurance company

1:37:42

and you have to insure through you.

1:37:44

It's smarter to insure through him.

1:37:46

So you...

1:37:47

It has to report back to the Tesla dealership.

1:37:49

There was a lady who would take her dog to the park.

1:37:52

Stop buying the shit.

1:37:52

And the dog would sit in the passenger seat

1:37:54

and the seat belt wasn't buckled.

1:37:56

Her insurance went up.

1:37:58

Stop buying the shit.

1:37:59

Stop buying Teslas.

1:38:00

Fuck it.

1:38:00

Get an old ass car and buy a dash cam.

1:38:04

So, uh, so how do we manage it

1:38:06

if we're not using apps in the internet and cloud,

1:38:08

not you?

1:38:09

Well, most of them will have an SD card slot.

1:38:11

You're going to get like a 512 gig

1:38:13

and you're going to have to get the super ultra fast speed ones

1:38:16

because these are writing 4k data constantly.

1:38:18

So make sure you have the right version.

1:38:20

It'll tell you the specs that you need.

1:38:22

So make sure you get that.

1:38:23

It's your SD card, right?

1:38:24

You control it.

1:38:25

Now, obviously to get a warrant, well,

1:38:28

you probably fucked up if they're getting warrants on you, right?

1:38:30

Because a traffic cop is not going to get a warrant.

1:38:32

Yeah, they never lie to the judge.

1:38:33

Okay.

1:38:34

Well, I mean, like, oh, it's speeding.

1:38:35

Let's get a warrant.

1:38:36

That's not how it works.

1:38:37

Okay.

1:38:38

Um, so the GPS data is stored on that SD card,

1:38:42

but again, you control the SD card.

1:38:44

So, right, you can even take out.

1:38:46

And this is a warrant, but okay.

1:38:48

Well, so you can take the card out when you leave the card.

1:38:50

Okay.

1:38:51

And then, um,

1:38:52

Where does the card go?

1:38:53

Whatever happens, that SD card is,

1:38:55

you better have a good story.

1:38:57

Yeah.

1:38:57

I take it out every time I get home and I clear the data.

1:39:01

So, uh, the other thing you want to do is make sure that it has a hard wire option.

1:39:05

So like most of these things will come with the,

1:39:06

the cigarette lighter power cord.

1:39:09

You don't want that because that way you can't have that 24 hour theft protection.

1:39:15

You want your dash cam to be on when your car is not in use.

1:39:18

Yes.

1:39:19

I agree.

1:39:19

So the hard wire option, you're going to have to do some electrical work

1:39:22

or pay someone to do it for you.

1:39:24

Unless you have two, I call them cigarette lighter holes,

1:39:29

old statement, but that's what they were.

1:39:30

I would not use that.

1:39:31

No, one it's the, the power shut off when the car is off.

1:39:37

The other one stays on.

1:39:38

I still wouldn't use that.

1:39:39

I would rather hard wire.

1:39:40

Okay.

1:39:40

Um, because again, like you're, you're controlling it.

1:39:43

Like it's can't wiggle itself out.

1:39:45

Someone can't pull it out.

1:39:46

You don't want to crack.

1:39:46

Quick happens.

1:39:47

This is not me comes.

1:39:48

Yeah.

1:39:48

It's hardwired in.

1:39:49

And a tornado takes it out.

1:39:50

Fucking solder it if you have to and whatever.

1:39:53

So now, given all that, there's two major distinctions that you're going to have to

1:39:57

choose between.

1:39:58

So one is an over the mirror option.

1:40:00

And the other is just the camera option.

1:40:02

There's pluses and minuses to both.

1:40:04

Yeah.

1:40:04

So I actually prefer the over, over mirror option.

1:40:08

So what you do is you put it over your rear view mirror and it replaces the rear view mirror.

1:40:12

Yeah.

1:40:12

So it'll, it'll display the rear camera on that display.

1:40:16

And it gives you a much wider view than the regular mirror.

1:40:20

So it's much better for backing up, seeing things that are behind you under the car,

1:40:24

whatever, but a lot of cars, you cannot replace your rear view mirror with those.

1:40:27

So soon.

1:40:28

Oh, no, you know, you're not replacing.

1:40:31

It's over the mirror, but you, it just tax onto it.

1:40:33

Oh, okay.

1:40:34

Cause I've seen some of the dash cam video is shown on the mirror.

1:40:39

Huh.

1:40:40

Yeah.

1:40:40

There's a pretty cool bunch.

1:40:41

Again, you need a certain car.

1:40:42

Yeah.

1:40:43

That, that.

1:40:44

Yeah, I'm talking to you.

1:40:45

It's just like straps on the mirror.

1:40:46

Okay.

1:40:46

So you can take it off.

1:40:47

Okay.

1:40:47

Um, now the biggest problem with this is if the camera loses power for some reason while

1:40:53

you're driving, you don't have any rear view mirror anymore.

1:40:57

Oh.

1:40:57

Now this can happen if the wiring is bad, if there's an EMP because Bill Gates's

1:41:02

Hell, Hurricane machine is driving through.

1:41:05

I love you bringing my conspiracy into this.

1:41:07

It's awesome.

1:41:08

Yeah.

1:41:08

Actually here in Vegas, if it overheats, that could be a problem.

1:41:11

Yeah.

1:41:11

So you just gotta be, be wary of that.

1:41:14

Um, now I recommend the Wolfbox G 900 series for the over mirror option.

1:41:20

That's what I use.

1:41:21

We'll have it on the, on the website.

1:41:23

And then the cam only option.

1:41:25

Um, now the downside with these is that they're kind of bulky.

1:41:28

So you're the camera might block your windshield a little bit.

1:41:32

And like obviously it's probably not going to interfere with your driving, but if a cop comes

1:41:35

to the cop, you can have this.

1:41:39

You can have this.

1:41:40

You can have this.

1:41:40

Hey, you're from the mirror.

1:41:41

Yeah.

1:41:41

Fucking ass.

1:41:42

With a feather on it.

1:41:42

So just be wary of that.

1:41:44

Um, and you also don't have that nice rear vision through your mirror.

1:41:49

Um, like you're going to have to use the mirror, the old fashioned way, which people

1:41:53

our age are comfortable with that, but maybe some of the younger people aren't.

1:41:57

Cause we're older.

1:41:57

We don't.

1:41:58

And obviously if the camera goes out, you're not going to lose your, that rear view.

1:42:02

But you might not know that the camera went out.

1:42:03

Right.

1:42:04

So if the camera goes out and it doesn't have like a display warning you, maybe you don't know.

1:42:08

And then maybe you lose something vital.

1:42:10

So just, you know, figure out what works best for you and choose.

1:42:13

And for these, I'm going to recommend the Ventrue N4.

1:42:16

Um, it has all the features we talked about.

1:42:18

Oh, cool.

1:42:18

So those are the Wolfbox and the Ventrue are my recommended picks.

1:42:23

Cool.

1:42:23

So there you go.

1:42:24

Dash cams.

1:42:25

So I get a question for you on the seatbelt issue.

1:42:27

Cause I'm not going to, have you ever been in a car accident before?

1:42:30

Define accidents.

1:42:31

Well, no, enough, enough work.

1:42:33

The car crunches.

1:42:34

No.

1:42:34

Okay.

1:42:35

So I've been in a couple, I'm a 55 and the one I could think of in particularly, I was driving

1:42:40

through an intersection that was controlled by a stoplight.

1:42:45

The girl turned left in front of me, IT owner.

1:42:47

Okay.

1:42:48

And the cop comes and goes, uh, we wearing your seatbelt.

1:42:52

I go, well, of course officer, I was, I wasn't.

1:42:55

So I lied, but the sexual limitations that sold out, logged on on that.

1:42:59

So funny.

1:43:00

The paramedics come and go, Oh, you're wearing your seatbelt.

1:43:03

I go, yeah, what do you think, what do you think they did next?

1:43:07

Took my shirt off, started inspecting my body from here to here.

1:43:11

Okay.

1:43:11

Looking for damage.

1:43:12

Yeah.

1:43:13

Okay.

1:43:13

Cause the damage is.

1:43:14

Of course it's going to bruise your ass.

1:43:16

I T bone a girl and 45 miles an hour.

1:43:19

Okay.

1:43:19

I was holding my steering wheel and my bit, my steering wheel.

1:43:22

No damage.

1:43:23

My forearms were a little sore the next day because I went, MIRT with steering wheel.

1:43:28

I did the roll over accident.

1:43:30

Oh, you can have a little bruise on your chest, little baby.

1:43:32

You don't like a little bruise?

1:43:33

Well, I don't want to lose my head.

1:43:35

You're not going to lose your head.

1:43:37

Google has seatbelt to cap the cap of the people.

1:43:39

Yeah, look at the fifties when they first got invented.

1:43:41

Dude, I did a paramedic in Chicago.

1:43:43

He's like, yeah, don't wear your seatbelt.

1:43:45

Okay.

1:43:45

No, legit, it decapitates people.

1:43:47

Airbags decapitate children.

1:43:49

Yeah, airbags can't do that.

1:43:51

Yes.

1:43:52

Okay.

1:43:52

If the seatbelt's running right here on you, what do you think is going to happen?

1:43:57

It's not going to decapitate you.

1:43:59

Okay.

1:44:00

Do you know how fucking strong your neck muscles and the bones are?

1:44:03

So are you that stupid?

1:44:04

Is decapitation, let's define decapitation.

1:44:07

Does that mean your head came completely off your body?

1:44:10

That's how I would define it.

1:44:11

Hold down this.

1:44:12

What if half of your head was hanging on this?

1:44:14

If it kills you.

1:44:16

If half of your head, if your head is here, you're dead.

1:44:20

Right.

1:44:21

Okay.

1:44:21

So let's just say if it kills you, that counts.

1:44:23

Okay.

1:44:26

Let's see, in 1988 Ford S-Court in 1991, that seems to be one of the last ones that decapitated.

1:44:33

I won't disagree with that a wholeheartedly.

1:44:35

But I would disagree when it was the potato.

1:44:37

Okay.

1:44:38

But but 1991 is not in the 1950s.

1:44:40

No, okay, fine.

1:44:41

Okay.

1:44:42

Sure, but.

1:44:42

Oh, that's fine.

1:44:44

I'm not.

1:44:45

So dumb.

1:44:46

Dude, I talked to paramedics.

1:44:47

So dumb.

1:44:48

Talked to paramedics sometime.

1:44:49

I was DMT for a very long time.

1:44:50

So dumb.

1:44:51

Okay.

1:44:52

I don't wear my seatbelt because it does more damage than it does.

1:44:54

No, it doesn't.

1:44:55

Yes, it does.

1:44:56

No, I cannot believe you of all people are for the seatbelt.

1:45:01

But that's cool, man.

1:45:02

What does that have to do with anything?

1:45:03

Like, okay, that's fine.

1:45:05

I'm going to do my training.

1:45:05

My training is going to be really quick because we're really, really long on this show.

1:45:09

So this white guy walking down the street with the AR-15.

1:45:13

Oh, wait, is that a white guy?

1:45:15

It looks like white to me.

1:45:16

He does?

1:45:17

Yeah.

1:45:17

You don't think he's black?

1:45:19

Well, look at his whites.

1:45:21

He's obviously white.

1:45:21

Are you, yes, ending me or are you?

1:45:25

He's obviously black.

1:45:27

Look at the hair.

1:45:28

Look at the hair.

1:45:29

It's curling.

1:45:30

Look at the hair.

1:45:30

Come on.

1:45:31

He's white.

1:45:31

He's a black dude.

1:45:33

So this is my problem.

1:45:34

And this is going to turn to a work story in a second.

1:45:38

They were still looking for this gentleman in the building.

1:45:41

CNN goes, oh, we think this is a white guy.

1:45:45

And the NYPD ran with that story.

1:45:50

Saying you're looking for a white guy who's doing the shooting.

1:45:53

CNN did that by lying.

1:45:56

Okay.

1:45:57

So this is a problem that they just, they don't, what they don't call balls and strikes.

1:46:03

And this is bullshit that they did that.

1:46:05

Now this is the guy who did the shooting in Manhattan.

1:46:10

We believe he was going out from the NFL, which is even more present.

1:46:14

Oh, you didn't hear, you haven't heard this story.

1:46:15

I don't give a fuck.

1:46:16

He claims the NFL caused him to, he never played in the NFL.

1:46:22

He played high school football.

1:46:23

Okay.

1:46:23

That was it.

1:46:25

He's obviously meant to read.

1:46:26

Ironically, he was a security guard in a Vegas casino at Horst's, your casino.

1:46:32

He was a fucking security guard.

1:46:35

How stable are those motherfuckers?

1:46:36

Good thing they banned me, right?

1:46:37

Yeah, I know.

1:46:38

I'm banned there.

1:46:38

We've all been banned from casinos apparently.

1:46:41

So he has AR-15 and we know this.

1:46:45

What one?

1:46:45

Cause the picture about the news media would say, Hey, he has an AR-15.

1:46:50

He used these kinds of bullets.

1:46:52

Guess what they never fucking told us.

1:46:54

What medicine is this motherfucker on?

1:46:55

What's he on?

1:46:57

What?

1:46:57

The used to be on.

1:46:59

The cops found medicine pills in his car.

1:47:02

They will not tell us what medicine he was on.

1:47:04

I believe, it's my belief, most mass shooters were on medicine.

1:47:10

Mass shootings did not have, there was one mass shooting in the 80s that I know of.

1:47:15

That was Lori Dan in Illinois, in Necronica or something.

1:47:19

Remember that story?

1:47:22

The predominance of mass shootings have happened in the mid 90s and beyond.

1:47:25

And when they started over-medicating kids is in the mid 90s and beyond.

1:47:31

So I believe the medicine is doing all this, but that's really not what I'm getting at.

1:47:36

So I'm kind of like, I'm driving home.

1:47:38

I'm hearing this story on the radio.

1:47:39

I'm like, Oh, fuck another mass shooting.

1:47:41

They're going to fucking talk about banning guns again.

1:47:43

So ironically though, there is a guy who's made a lot of money.

1:47:47

Every time something like this happens, he buys stock in Amos and in guns.

1:47:51

And the stocks go up because everyone starts buying them.

1:47:54

And then he sells them.

1:47:55

Just a little stock tip for me.

1:47:58

So my problem was that this is kind of like where it relates to my work story.

1:48:03

It came out when I got home, it came out, he lives in Vegas.

1:48:07

And they sent a copter heading to his house and I'm just like, Oh shit,

1:48:11

don't be the number I work at.

1:48:13

Cause I got a little fucking comeback.

1:48:18

Like clients and tigers and bears, drug dealers and gang bangers and hookers, oh my.

1:48:24

Actually, we're at a nice place, I thought.

1:48:27

But yeah, so that's my work story.

1:48:28

Pay attention to what's going on.

1:48:30

It sucks that he killed a cop and I believe two other people died.

1:48:34

I didn't care.

1:48:35

I was in New York.

1:48:35

I don't care.

1:48:35

Well, I, yeah.

1:48:36

If somebody like, you love this idea of a nation, right?

1:48:41

We're, I'm tied to New York somehow.

1:48:43

And it's in my mind, that's 2000 miles away.

1:48:45

I don't give a fuck.

1:48:46

It's your problem.

1:48:48

Deal with your own fucking problems.

1:48:49

But, but he came from our problem.

1:48:51

He came, he was our problem.

1:48:52

That's right.

1:48:52

Now he's not.

1:48:53

Goodbye.

1:48:54

He immigrated.

1:48:55

This is why I love immigration.

1:48:57

Crazy fucks like this guy can immigrate to New York.

1:49:00

Goodbye.

1:49:00

Is that really the proper word for that?

1:49:03

Well, he wasn't planning to stay there permanently, I don't think.

1:49:05

Well, because now.

1:49:06

If somebody moves to New York, are they really like immigrating?

1:49:09

Yes.

1:49:09

I think it's moving.

1:49:10

They're immigrating.

1:49:11

Okay.

1:49:12

Why would they not?

1:49:13

I mean, that's what the word means.

1:49:14

We're like, how much vernacular?

1:49:15

I mean, do you want to go that route?

1:49:17

They're moving from one place to another.

1:49:18

It wouldn't be immigrating.

1:49:19

It would be like moving relocating.

1:49:21

It's moving if you like go from this house to the house,

1:49:24

like four blocks down or a mile away, right?

1:49:27

He's moving to a different state with different laws.

1:49:30

A different culture.

1:49:31

So he did have a CCW here in Nevada,

1:49:34

which would make a big fucking deal about it.

1:49:36

Here in the, oh shit.

1:49:37

Yeah.

1:49:38

What states don't have qualified immunity for cops?

1:49:43

That's a tricky subject.

1:49:44

No, it's pretty kind of dry.

1:49:46

It's both not because the state can only give,

1:49:50

can only revoke qualified immunity for state guaranteed rights.

1:49:55

Right.

1:49:56

So the reason I'm saying this is because

1:49:59

Colorado is the famous one that started it all.

1:50:01

Yeah, that's one.

1:50:02

But if you read the Colorado Constitution,

1:50:04

there's no right.

1:50:05

You have no rights.

1:50:05

We'll go to Nevada.

1:50:08

Nevada, it got revoked by a court case,

1:50:11

but this is where you're going to get on my ass.

1:50:14

I've never read the Nevada Constitution.

1:50:15

So I don't know what rights are guaranteed in the Nevada Constitution.

1:50:18

I think you're going to ask about that.

1:50:19

But I think we do have the right to carry firearms.

1:50:22

I think it does reiterate the...

1:50:24

Well, I'm just saying, I'm just saying,

1:50:25

qualify immunity for cops.

1:50:27

Yeah.

1:50:27

Nevada does not have qualified immunity.

1:50:28

Nevada did get rid of it for the rights in the Nevada.

1:50:31

Colorado does not have qualified immunity for cops.

1:50:33

Yeah, but there's no rights in Colorado.

1:50:34

Okay.

1:50:35

Wyoming and New Mexico.

1:50:37

Yeah, New Mexico, yeah.

1:50:37

Yeah.

1:50:38

Okay.

1:50:39

Yeah, so just, I mean, it just kind of related to my work,

1:50:42

because I legit probably thought I could live where I worked at.

1:50:44

So if a cop violates your rights in one of those states,

1:50:48

don't sue them in federal court.

1:50:50

Sue them in state court.

1:50:52

Would you do that anyway?

1:50:54

Not necessarily.

1:50:55

Because a lot of these go to federal court,

1:50:58

because the state courts are often corrupt in certain ways,

1:51:01

where like the federal court has no conflict of interest.

1:51:06

Right?

1:51:07

Like the feds don't give a fuck about some dickhead in New Mexico.

1:51:12

But if the New Mexico Constitution doesn't guarantee you that rights,

1:51:17

well, it doesn't matter.

1:51:17

We're going to get qualified immunity anyway.

1:51:18

Okay.

1:51:20

We could do a whole show on that.

1:51:21

Yeah, we'd have to do a whole show on that.

1:51:22

So, all right, that's it for this week.

1:51:24

There you go.

1:51:24

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1:51:25

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