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

Havlicek. We're here to entertain you educate you and hopefully make you laugh. Um, Dave,

did you do you check your email on a regular basis? I mean, or text or what? I mean, we

must have missed the communication. I don't know. I have my email box and then we have

the canary box which forwards to mine. So I'm getting everything. I mean, I didn't care

to send as an email because I watched two podcasts. I was able to get two podcasts down

today and they're both right-winging a little bit like one's Vince from the day I took over

them. But I'm surprising that Ron was just a right-wing. No, well, it's a cat turd. I

mean, I find him funny. I know you don't like him, but, but I just, I, they both had

the same topic today. Yeah. Pro FBI. The FBI is doing good. I'm not saying the FBI is doing

bad because cashpal has stepped up. Dave Bongino appears to be doing good. I think they're

arresting people. But Vince is the guy who took over for Bongino. Okay. And I've been

struggling trying to like him. And, but today I think it was down the coffin. He literally

chastised his listeners and the people who are bashing the FBI. He's like, no, they're

doing a good job. He literally did a whole show at a lab. FBI did this. FBI did this.

It's like we get pissed at the national media because they all have the same words. Yeah.

Well, what the fuck are we doing? Well, who's we? I'm not, I'm not part of it. Well, no,

it's the Royal Wee. It's like the podcast. I'm sure. Why? So I actually did get that

email and I just hit the lead. I would have shown the email and then deleted this. Fuck

you. I'm not talking good about you because here's the thing. Yes, they are making some

arrest and they are doing something. They're not arresting the government. But they're

the fucking FBI. That's their goddamn job. They're arresting like people and not the

government. Oh, we got two or three of the top 10 most wanted. Oh, yay. They're arresting

like dudes that live in Maryland and Maryland man, Maryland man. That dude's got to go.

No, I looked more into that case and you are wronger than I thought you were before actually.

It's all me out. No, so one correction. He did not have a green card. He has this other

weird status that lets you live and work here. But it's not a green card. Okay. So I don't

know why the fuck that's a thing. But was he a gang man? There's no evidence of that.

No, what? There's no evidence. What evidence do you want? Evidence. Tattoos? That's not

evidence. MS 13 on his knuckles. That's not an evidence. Okay. So I read his whole story.

Now, okay, I don't know if this is all true or not. Did you ever MS in? No, I went to

Wikipedia and then like looked at the links in there and but so here's the thing. So Wikipedia

is selling me out. He was born in, I think he was born in El Salvador. He was. If he

was ordered to board him, he's home. That's where you would send him. But he grew up in

like this barrio where it was all gang activity going gang run and it wasn't MS 13. It was

a different gang. Okay. And he has an older brother brother. Okay. And they tried to force

his older brother into that gang. And he was able to escape to America. And he got asylum,

I want to say. So he came legally however you want to call it. Okay, with daddy Trump's

permission or whatever. Well, no, well, he came before Trump. Yeah, but the reality is

he came in he is a guest. He was a guest in his country. So well, his brother got citizenship.

Really? Yeah, his brother's a citizen. Hmm. So and then like two, three, four years later,

they tried to recruit this guy. Okay, because he was like 12. So they started trying to recruit

him and force him into the gang. So his mom does the same thing like sneaks him out of

the country. Now he did not he was not given asylum. So he just snuck in. He did. And that's

his side of the story. So he's saying yes, I snuck in. Okay, okay. And then he applied

for asylum. He didn't get out. He didn't get asylum, but he got this weird other status.

Okay. So the so they had him in ice detainment, I think, and he applied for this other status,

which they gave him. So now they let him out and he's allowed to live and work here. Okay.

So he's here legally as far as anyone else is concerned. Yeah. He's here legally as a guest.

I don't agree. Green card is you're still a guest. No, it's not. Yes, you're still a permanent

resident. It literally says this on the card permanent residents. Well, that's what it it's

actually not called a green card. People call it that because it's green. It's called a permanent

resident card. Okay, but you're not a citizen. No, you're not a citizen. Okay, so you're still

kind of you just can't vote. You're essentially American, but you can't vote. That's the only

difference. Okay. But we didn't even have a great card. He did not have a green card. This other

weird thing which I don't know the exact differences between that. Okay. But he got picked up on a

traffic stop where other people in the car okay, and they had issues. Okay, what were their

issues? I think they were gang bangers. Oh, so he was like four people in the car, three were gang

bangers. The one wasn't you never had any gangbanger friends in Chicago. I did but there you go. I

would have been I would have been I would have been a car with them. I would have been lumped into them.

You would have been. Exactly. I was lumped in with them. Okay.

But he had drugs on him. I don't think that was correct. Huh? I don't think that was correct. I didn't

read about that. We have we have boxes right in front of us that tell us all this shit. And he I

believe it was it was enough to distribute or package to distribute with the capitalist. Sure.

She'd want him here.

No, and that's fine. But so he but he has he literally has a tattoos on even his wife when

she posts photos of him. She blurs out the tattoos on his knuckle, which is MS 13. It's

symbols. But it's a symbol that I'll wear. He also has high ranking tattoos of the MS 13 gang on

his body. Okay, just that's just not evidence though. Have you ever that's not that's not evidence

of a crime? Okay. Have I ever told you why I never I would never get a tattoo? Well, you mentioned

it last week. I don't know. That's the same reason. Yeah, it is. I why do you want to put

something in your body to help you identify you? Okay, so he puts on MS 13 gang tax. Okay.

That's not illegal. Not crime. True. But it shows your association because here's the thing. So what

if the if the MS 13 gang saw him with the Tats and he wasn't a member, there might be a problem

with that. So what we deport those people? They did. I think they hold on. No, no, those people

that would attack people for having a tattoo. Oh, the cops. Yeah, exactly. Well, I mean,

if we can find a way to deport cops, I mean, I'm on board that we agree with. But yeah, the story is

it's a lot more complicated than anyone. No, no, the media is is is this is their

diet on a hill moment and the Democrats are literally embarrassing themselves with this.

I mean, did you check the wife abusing? Did you see that? There was no evidence of that.

Bullshit. There's curfew. There's her in a video saying it. Okay. Women don't lie.

Women later recanted that story. Wikipedia. She later recanted that story. I can't believe your

fact. Check me with Wikipedia. I'm just saying if a woman says to you, my boyfriend beat me up,

and then a week later says actually, I lied. Okay. Which time is she talking to you? But wait,

you didn't go to Snopes, did you? I don't want them to show me up either. Okay. So Wikipedia is

okay, but Snopes is not. I'm not saying it's okay. I'm just saying this is the story as people

have told it. He looked like a gangbanger. That's not a crime. He was a gangbanger. None of that is

a crime. Yeah. It's not even a crime to have friends where your friends do illegal things.

That's not a crime. But undercover detectives, he went to two judges. Two judges said,

Judges are full of shit. You yourself keep saying these judges are out of control.

You won't do process. That's the best I can give you for new process. That's not due process.

Due process is this. Here's a crime that we believe you did. Yes. We are now going to have a trial.

Yes, they did that. With a jury. No, that's personal choice. No, it's not. You can choose not to have

a jury. You can waive a jury trial, but you did not do that. He never had a trial. There was never

any trial. Round them up, get them out. Okay, give them a trial. Why? He's already home.

No, he's in a prison for no crime. He's home. He's in a prison for no crime. Okay, then why is

the president of his home country locking him up for it? His president's a fucking psychopath.

Have you listened to this guy? The lowest crime rate in the world. He's not been made guilty of any

crime. Okay, well, he's gone. And we might get lucky on this though. There's some good might happen out

of this. There's a few Democrat senators over there right now. They are not going to leave without

I don't understand that. Like what the fuck is the point of like you're only making it worse for

yourself when you can't vote for things? Okay, whatever. I had heard talking of this, but I didn't

really look into it. So when he was sitting there with Van Halen, I mean Van Holden, whatever,

Van Margarita's delivered to the table. The president of the country said put Margarita on that

table. Oh, God. So the president of the country fucking, what do I know what you would call that?

Yeah, well, no, you just, they don't look like they're having a good old friendly conversation.

Oh, God. We got to sit it over the gangbanger. I mean, come on. Oh, whatever. I don't care who

what gang, what like, the gangbanging is not a crime. It's not a crime to have friends.

No, no. So technically with the RICO Act, which I disagree with whole hard. Which is not constitutional.

How are they locking everybody up? Could they do whatever the fuck they want?

They're criminals. Okay. So actually, what I do find kind of ironic, do you know who invented the

RICO Act? RFK, RFK senior? No. Giuliani. Well, he was in that crew, but RFK was the attorney general

at the time. So RICO was back in the 60s? Yes. Okay. That's how they got them. That's how they

ended the mafia. Well, then in the mafia to the 90s, they really broke their back. I'm thinking

it was Giuliani, but I'm not going to. Giuliani like finished it off, but their back was broken in

the 60s. So with this whole Trump collusion cases, Giuliani, I caught up in that. Do you know what

they used to found Giuliani guilty of? His own shit. RICO Act. They RICO Act him. That's why

you shouldn't be doing this shit. You're going to get used against you. Like, wake up, stupid.

No, I know. You know what? Again, I'm, there's so many of our rights were violated,

all these people who come across the border. No, they weren't. The murders, the rapes, the

crimes. Yeah, okay. Two of RICO's just raped at 13 years old. Like you're saying so many as if it's

some kind of like massive widespread problem as opposed to native-born Americans who do this shit.

You know what? That is such a fucking liberal response. No, it's not. Well, Americans kill people,

too. They do, and they do, and you're not doing anything about it. You don't care. No, I don't.

You don't have any sob stories. You don't cry about it. You don't have give, send, goes for it.

The border was not open, and these illegals did not come across. The people that they killed

would still be alive today. Yeah, but we'd also have the- But Americans killed people, too. No, no.

We would have less of the good things that the good ones bring. What is it? What's good

given across that border? Cheap vegetables. See, that's the other thing. So you like slave labor.

It's not slave labor. They're coming here willingly. They want to do it. No, no, wait. So-

Slavery is about consent. Okay, so- You're changing the fucking narrative. So all these illegals went

to like Chicago, LA, New York. How many vegetable farms in those areas? Well, those people do things,

too. They like to have tamales and- They like pluck rats up off the streets. You don't like the

tamale guy in Chicago? Oh, I love the tamales. Well, there you go. That's not in those guys.

I don't know where they go with tamales. Come on. Okay, again, I've said this very clear. I don't

mind the illegals that were here four and a half years ago and more. I think they should find a

way to make them stand out. You are taking like 20 people or let's say 100 people who are a problem

and blowing that up to the entire how many million it is. Like, you just can't do that.

So they didn't take over a proper complex in Aurora, Colorado?

Allegedly they did. Allegedly they did. Why don't we again? Like, this is a-

There was like three guys just fucking shoot them.

There was not three guys. Shoot them in the face.

I know. Colorado is such a gun-friendly state. I'm like, what the fuck is going on in Colorado?

None of this makes you look- You don't need the feds to come in and do this. Just shoot them in

the fucking face. Then you'll go to jail. No, I won't. You want a bet on that? If they come over

take over my apartment complex, can I shoot them in the face? Who's the president? Are we going back

to the Biden years? Doesn't matter. The Biden years you'd be locked up. No, I wouldn't. Yeah, you would.

No, I wouldn't. I guarantee it. No, I wouldn't. The guy who stopped the- No, Jerry will convict that.

Believe the guy- No, Jerry will convict that. They acquitted Daniel Penny. They dropped the charges

against the bodega guy. You're never going to get a Jerry to convict on that. I hope so, but well-

If it is wins, come try and take over my apartment. I don't care who's in charge. I'll wait for a

Democrat. You come over, take over my apartment. I'll shoot you in the fucking face and I'll get

off scot-free because you can't just take over my fucking apartment. But in Nevada, you can't

shoot somebody until they come in your house. Want a bet? Legally. Want a bet? Well, how would you-

Oh, would you play- Do you have a drop gun? I don't need your questions.

I have a fight. I have a- Well, I have a couple friends that are family that are cops, but

with my one cousin, he was sitting across from- I was- We were at his house and he was sitting

like here and I was here and he had his leg crossed. He's a Chicago cop. And I look and I see the gun

barrel coming off underneath his pant leg. And I'm like, dude, man, stop pointing your drop gun at me.

So what a drop gun is. Do you know what a drop gun is?

Not exactly. It's when a cop shoots it at our person and they drop the gun.

I don't know the phrases according to Chicago, so who knows? So yeah, he didn't find that too funny.

But hey, if you carry a drop gun, it's for the shinkiness of people.

Well, they're not innocent. They're breaking into my apartments trying to take it over.

Okay. That's the whole scenario though. Okay. So, well, agreement, disagree. I say to you guys

a gangbanger. I don't care, V. That's the point. I don't care. It's not crime.

Did I discuss the president's response? Not our president, but his president's response?

Uh, no.

When the media member in the White House, he goes, you need to bring him back. He goes,

the president of El Salvador goes, you want me to sneak him back in the country?

I'm not going to sneak a illegal in the country.

This guy, I like the guy. He makes me laugh. So I'm like, cool.

Yeah, I don't know. But apparently self deportation is up really high right now. I wonder why.

Well, exactly. So like, we don't need to do anything. We don't need this shit.

Whatever.

Change incentives. That's all you got to do.

Well, no, I mean, well, no, Ron Paul, actually, Ron Paul's view was with the illegals,

let's make our country so prosperous that no one even cares that they're here.

Right. Why would you? Why? Who cares? I think it's not that.

But then there are some that believe just cut off the services and the leave.

Well, it's both.

Right. So, but then if you're here for nefarious reasons, sorry.

But again, like, you don't need to fed. That's not what the feds are here for.

Again, I am very clear on this. I look at this as an invasion of our country.

Well, this is that's retarded.

So no, it's not.

It is retarded.

Oh, so like the two of immigrants that call it with 180 rounds of bullets in the car today.

180 rounds. Oh my God. That's a trip. That's a weekend trip to the fucking gun range.

Have you ever gone shooting?

Yeah.

Then what do you talk about 180 rounds?

Well, I don't shoot. I don't. Well, it's my AR. It's still a lot of weapons.

No, it's nothing.

It might have been. It might have been more than it might have been.

Oh my God.

Might have been more than that. I wasn't bringing that up.

So I wasn't going to bring it up. I wasn't going to care about it.

But no, I get I look at as an invasion and it's not an army needs to leave.

It's not an army.

Okay.

It's people that just want to live and work and I like it.

Oh, shit.

0.01% are assholes that are just trying to do crime.

So, okay. Oh, okay. You know, you know the 0.1% are.

No.

Oh, well, how do we know who that are?

It wasn't natives either.

Well, kick them all out.

That's retarded.

Again, four and a half years ago, if you came over, you can stay.

No.

The last four years.

No, no, no.

Kick rocks, bitch.

Find the individuals and shoot them in the face.

That's it.

That's all you're gonna do.

Hey, I only want to send them to prison for life.

You want to shoot them in the face.

Okay.

But I'm going to prove that they're the actual bad guys first.

You just don't give a fuck.

Like, you don't care if they're the bad guys or not.

If they, well, they broke the law.

This guy didn't break any laws.

Wait, how do they get here again?

He got a legal status.

He gave me a legally.

Right, but he got a legal status.

Huh.

He obtained a legal status.

So he entered our country illegally.

Okay.

Isn't that a law right there?

He broke.

That's a civil infraction.

Okay, still a law.

Okay, so you've never got a ticket?

It's a peeing ticket?

Yeah, but I'm American.

All right, you go to Al Salvador then.

Trust me, they want to kick me out.

So, wait, wait, you think that you have magical rights

because you were born on this side of a line?

Well, I don't think that we do have that.

No, you don't.

Yes, oh my God.

Where do rights come from?

Oh, God.

Well, the fucking magic, that spaghetti monster.

You're the one who believes in that shit.

I don't believe in that.

Wait, again, we can have this discussion again.

If you believe in property rights here in America,

you cannot be an open borders guy.

It's confusing.

You're a hit and crack.

And you are.

No, it isn't.

So, you're for some property rights.

I am for property rights.

When I own property, that's my property.

I don't get to tell you what to do on your property.

Okay, so when someone else owns property,

you don't give a fuck about them.

No, why should I?

So, they don't have the right to do it

and say what they want.

What are you talking about?

My neighbor.

Can you go make a sandwich at my neighbor's house right now?

No.

Why not?

Because it's his property.

Oh, okay.

Why not go over there?

I don't want to.

You know, I think he's got good slummy.

Okay, good for him.

He's Italian.

He's got good slummy.

So what?

Go, go.

I don't want to.

Okay, but if you wanted to, would you, could you?

I could.

Well, you could get killed as well.

Yeah.

With a good shot in the face.

Okay.

So, okay, so we've established that

you respect my neighbor's property rights.

Okay.

Yeah.

So, if you're in Mexico and Mexico owns that land.

No, Mexico does not own that land.

Okay.

There's no, there's no such thing as this magical entity

called Mexico that owns a giant swath of land.

So do they have roads in Mexico?

Yes.

Who owns those?

Nobody.

They're public.

So, so Mexico owns them.

No, they're public.

You're, you're doing the same thing that they do down at city hall

when you try and record and they want to kick your ass out.

They say, this is city hall.

We own this.

Right.

The, we as in everybody in America.

But then you can record.

Right.

But they kick you out anyway.

Well, then you can sue them.

But you can't.

Why not?

You lose.

Now, it's something important.

That's what they do.

So, so you don't, you don't have any special privilege

because you're American or not.

It's a public entity.

It's either public or it's private.

Right.

And public is owned by the citizen.

No, it's not owned at all.

There is no owner.

That's what you don't seem to get.

The text.

Owner, you don't know what ownership means.

Ownership means I control it.

Okay.

Now, who controls the road?

Who pays for it?

Do you control the road?

No, who pays for it?

It doesn't matter who pays for it.

It matters who controls it.

It matters who pays for it.

No, it doesn't.

That's not what ownership is.

Ownership is the control over it.

Okay.

Let's simplify this.

A Mexican crosses the border.

Does he own that land?

No.

Okay.

So, but, but at some point someone owns that land.

No, it may be public.

There's tons of unowned land.

But they're crossing farmers' land.

They are.

There's fucking numerous stores that cross.

So, if you ask the farmers what they want.

Which specific farmers have you talked to about this?

We personally talked to.

Yes.

I've seen interviews with Texas farmers,

New Mexico farmers.

So, then that's those farmers' problem.

It's not my problem.

Okay.

If so, if, if someone walks on your property,

you just shoot them.

I'm not going to shoot them for just walking.

So, you would call the police?

No.

Okay.

What would you do?

Well, he's just walking.

What do I care?

Okay.

Across your property.

Okay.

So, what?

So, you're okay with that?

I might be.

He's just walking.

And there's hundreds of them.

Okay.

That's what I'm saying.

It depends.

They're breaking into your water storage tanks.

Because if you're a farmer.

Wait, now that's a problem.

Now I'm going to start shooting people.

Okay.

So, that's what's going on.

Okay.

Then, then handle the specific problem.

Stop.

Let me fucking finish.

Handle the specific problem.

Instead of saying, here's this magical borderline.

And if you cross that magical borderline,

we exactly have to be parted.

It's not a magic.

You keep referring to the magical.

It is magic.

It is magic.

Why is it magic?

Because it's not real.

You drew it on a fucking map.

Okay.

Is the line between my neighbor's house and my house,

is it magical?

Kind of.

Like, if there's no fence or anything,

then you're just agreeing on where the line is, right?

No, there's property lines.

Says who?

It's on deeds.

It's on...

So, who says who?

Well, apparently who I bothered from,

or the government.

Oh, so it's magic.

So, it's the government.

It's magic.

They're doing magic.

And there's casting magical spells and saying,

here's this magical line,

and that's where the property is.

That's not how property works.

When you want to distinguish property,

you have to build a structure that says this side of the line,

and that side of the line.

Absolutely.

Absolutely is not true.

Yes, it is.

No, it's not.

Yes, it is.

Okay, so...

Stop relying on the government to tell you what to do.

So, when someone is in a strip mall recording,

Yeah.

And they're doing an audit,

and they made the mistake that they're on private property,

they get kicked off.

There's no fence, there's no line.

But you're still relying on the government magic

to tell you where the line is.

Okay.

Why are you doing that?

Stop asserting that government is the authority.

They're not the authority.

No, this, we've had this discussion before.

In your world, you say they're not,

but you listen and obey them,

and you've been the need to that.

Because they usurp the authority.

Okay, you allow them to have it.

I don't allow anything.

No, you do.

You allow them.

We all do.

Because you worship it.

We all allow them.

But you agree with it.

I don't agree.

Okay, don't make a general statement like that.

You do because you're arguing for it.

You're saying we need that magical line in Mexico.

No, no, I'm saying property right.

My neighbors are my property lines.

Then stop talking about borders and ships.

But what is a border?

A border is not a private property line.

No, it's not.

Actually, do you know what they're going to do with the border?

They are looking to take over,

they're going to zone the area by the border.

Dude, they have no authority to do that.

You just said that this land belongs to farmers.

Now you're saying they're going to steal from farmers?

Then the government is the bad guy, not in Mexico.

If they're stealing private property, I agree with that.

But I think there's areas where it is public property

and they're going to set up a radius.

They're actually going to have a court in that area.

God, it's fucking stupid.

Well, I mean, again, I mean-

We're paying for all this.

We are.

Oh, so you don't want to pay for that,

but you're okay paying the hotel bill.

No, when did I say that?

You never binged about it.

What are you talking about?

All the immigrants were in nice hotels in New York,

saying we talked about it on the show.

Yes, we did talk about it on the show.

Go fucking listen to it.

I did.

I showed pictures of it on the show.

Now go post a clip of me saying I love that.

Well, you didn't object to it.

What are you fucking talking about?

You're objecting to this.

You don't even watch the show.

Because I do the show.

Right, so that you don't know what I said or not.

Because you're obviously retarded right now.

You're talking to me.

You're thinking that I said something that I never said.

No, this you're stringently objecting to.

That you're like, ah, it sucks.

When did I say that?

What did you say?

What was your words?

I don't know my exact fucking words.

It was a month ago.

You sure as hell didn't pitch a bitch about it.

Yes, I did.

But you still.

But we also agree on that fact.

So like why would I bitch about it?

But you still pay those tax dollars.

Okay, because you're going to put me in jail if I don't.

See, yeah, you and this whole scared of jail thing.

Just yeah, why wouldn't I be?

I mean, they're not going to shave your head and stick you up

at a prison for life.

Are they?

They might.

Hmm.

If they get you, they might.

Although you look kind of German, you might be,

you may not be American.

I might call ice and have you checked out.

No, I've been very clear on my views.

Ice needs to get them out.

But these don't, they cannot violate our constitution.

Ice needs to not exist.

Once we clear up this mess.

No, no, no, no.

The mess will clear itself up.

The mess will not clear itself up.

Yes, it will.

After how many rabies and murders.

The less government you have,

the more the mess will clean itself up.

Okay.

That's fucking simple.

And I agree with that mostly.

No, that's, no, there's no mostly.

That's just what it is.

The numbers that we allowed over, I've heard anywhere from 10 to 15 years.

Every time you try to solve a problem with government,

you just get more problems.

Agreed.

And it's the same here.

And that's the.

Stop making exceptions.

Huh?

Stop trying to make exceptions.

Making exceptions for what?

You say that there's a problem, that there's rapists here,

and you want to solve that problem with governments.

But you just said, you agreed that every time you try to solve a problem

with government, you get more problems.

I said mostly, yes.

That's not mostly, it's 100%.

You cannot solve any problems with governments.

Well, I mean, they do solve some stuff.

No, they don't.

I mean, there's not car accidents on the street.

That has nothing to do with the government.

Well, they are, but not massive.

That has nothing to do with the government.

So the stop lights are not controlled by the government?

This, the lack of accidents has nothing to do with the government.

If we didn't have stop lights, you're saying there wouldn't be massive accidents over 10.

We would figure out how to drive.

It's not fucking complicated.

You don't need a government.

Okay.

How dumb are you that you need a government

to tell you how to drive through a cross.

Again, I deal in reality and you know I'm on land.

You think you need a magic man telling you what to do?

I would prefer they don't exist, but I,

But you don't.

But they do exist.

But you do.

So I will confirm their,

Oh my God.

They do exist.

That's irrelevant, that they do exist.

We should stop them from existing.

They do something about it besides bitching on the podcast.

Like what?

Protest.

What does that fucking do?

That does nothing.

Bitching here does nothing.

But it makes me feel good.

Then do it.

All right.

Let's move on.

What do we got here?

Let's go to,

This is open up window.

I'll just see what comes up.

Oh, the UK government,

go ahead and bring that up full screen.

They're going to pull Mr. Burns.

Yeah.

They've been saying this for years,

not just them, but everyone's been saying this.

Yeah.

But this is going to vote in that.

And they're,

Oh, they're going to vote.

Oh, I'm scared.

Well, but you know what's going on in the UK, right?

Lots of things are going on in the UK.

No, but they're like arrested people for,

for me, like you, if you were in the UK,

you'd be in jail.

Of course.

Okay.

Okay.

Just, we'll be that clear.

So then in Ireland,

they've got some serious issues.

Remember, I'll get to Ireland in a second.

But so Mr. Burns, the Simpsons,

blocked out the sun.

And anytime that I refer to Bill Gates,

I actually just call him Mr. Burns

because he kind of looks like him in the evil shit.

But what the fuck is this?

I think it's just bullshit.

Again, they've been talking about this for how long?

How long have they,

this is the first I've heard of them

actually trying to block the sun.

No, they've been talking about this for a while.

Like Bill Gates has brought this up.

No, Bill Gates has,

but these are members of the UK government.

Okay.

So that doesn't mean that they're going to actually do it.

If they vote, yes, they do it.

It doesn't mean they're going to do it.

Okay.

I mean, they voted to build a train from LA to Vegas.

And that's not happening, is it?

No, they voted to steal a bunch of money out of our pockets.

Okay.

But to build a train.

For 10 years, they've been talking about a speed train.

Well, that's what they're doing here.

They're voting to steal a bunch of money

to do the project.

Do you know what high speed trains don't like?

Mountains.

Okay.

What's between us and California?

Lots of those.

Lots of mountains.

Yeah.

So is it, I mean,

No, but the point is,

they're just, they're not voting to do the project.

They're voting to steal the money to do the project.

So maybe if the high speed rail gets going,

because you got some flat land here in Vegas.

Now you've changed the subject.

And it's flying down the between 915

and it hits that first mountain.

And it just goes airborne.

We might actually land on the moon.

Wait.

God.

So what was that?

I was trying to tell a joke.

The point I'm making is like,

just because they vote to do it,

doesn't mean it's going to happen

because this is how governments work.

They vote to steal your money.

And then there is going to waste a bunch of time

and nothing's ever going to happen.

It could be a money grabbing scheme.

I won't deny that.

But I also am seeing the fact that we are,

we have been mess,

we have been whether manipulating for a couple of years now,

at least.

So what stops it from doing that?

Under the guise of global warming.

They don't climate changer.

I don't think this technology even exists

to do whatever the fuck they want.

They want a cloud seed.

So the seeds actually.

England's already cloudy as well.

It rains there every day.

So what the fuck are you going to do?

They're going to be even wider.

I don't.

Country full of binos.

If you want to ruin whatever's left of the UK weather,

I don't give a fuck.

Like it's not going to affect me.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, but we were,

I still say we were cloud seeded.

That's what the mysterious fog was,

which we had something similar that could have been,

more could have blocked out the sun

or could have dampened the effect of the sun.

And they actually.

Like it doesn't help block it out.

Anything they actually do is not going to be permanent.

Like you can just shut it off.

You can, you can sabotage their plants

and whatever the fuck.

Hack it.

Hack it.

Okay.

Well, what bothered me more about this

is if they even attempt to do it,

it's a baby step in the wrong direction

and I'm against it.

Well, of course, but like I'm just saying,

I'm just saying it's nothing to be alarmed.

Like it's not like, oh man,

they're going to fuck us over tomorrow.

Like it's probably all bullshit.

It's a new story that interests me

because I'm interested in stuff like this.

And that's right.

Yeah.

Like, yeah, if they actually do this, it's horrible.

Well, the fact that.

I just don't think they're going to do it.

The fact that they're even considering doing it

or use it as a money grabbing scheme.

Like I don't deny that.

So, so UK's got issues.

Ireland's got issues too.

Did you, do you watch Tucker Carlson at all?

Nope.

So he interviewed Conor McGregor.

Do you know who Conor McGregor is?

Yeah.

He's actually trying to run for president of Ireland.

He's hitting a lot of problems with the

getting on the ballot because they have very strict guidelines

of getting on the ballot.

But he said something that I thought was interesting.

Yeah.

Because he's, he's like, he represents people that are

pissed off.

He's like, Ireland, we are, we are a, oh, what do you say?

Oh, fuck.

We are a peaceful group.

He goes, well, no, he goes, we are peaceful, but we're not

harmless.

I mean, I, Ireland.

Well, what the fuck happened to Ireland?

Because they let a bunch of migrants.

When I grew up and when you grew up too, like there'd be

movies about Ireland.

Yeah.

And it's just like, we're going to bomb that motherfucker.

Right.

Well, they had just bomb people.

What was that group they had?

The IRA.

Or Sinn Fein.

Yeah.

They had the IRA.

So there was that Daniel Day Lewis movie where he got

falsely accused of being one of the, one of the IRA bombers

in the name of the father.

Really good movie.

I believe Onington Road had something to do with that.

It was filmed.

It was, it was taking place here in America, but it was an

IRA guy who came over here.

No, that wasn't Onington Road.

That was blown away.

Oh shit.

Yeah, you're right.

Because Jeff Bridges was, yeah, okay.

That was blown away.

Tim Robbins.

Tommy Lee Jones.

Tommy Lee Jones.

Tim Robbins was on Onington Road.

Okay.

Oh yeah, it was blown.

Okay.

Like, so I just thought when I watched Conor McGregor's

interview, I actually, I've, I'm not an MMA guy, so I don't

really watch him.

Yeah.

But I find it fascinating when he does interviews.

So.

So Irish people, let's see some bombs.

Come on, come on, come on.

Get it going.

By bombs, he means like cake bombs.

Right, right.

Like Irish car bombs.

Irish car bombs.

Yeah, exactly.

People have knocked their teeth out and done Irish car bombs

before.

So, an Irish car bomb is a glass of Guinness, which, did you

know Ireland doesn't even own?

Nobody in Ireland actually owns Guinness?

What?

It's a, it's a UK company, or it's a, a, kind of a

gringer brought that up because he owns a brewery and a

distillery.

He's like, my beer is actually made here.

So I'm like, oh, I didn't know that.

But so you get a glass of Guinness and a shot of

Bailey's, is it?

I have no idea.

I've been, I've spent years, I've done one.

And it's like a boiler maker, a beer and a shot.

You drop the shot in the beer and you shoot it.

But what you got to be careful of is the shot glass

is going to come at you.

You got to make sure your lip is perched so it hits

your lip and at your teeth.

So you don't knock out your teeth.

See, we do educate here.

How to do a shot and a beer and not, not, uh, remove

your front teeth.

Next year, Klaus Schwab.

Klaus Schwab.

So he's leaving the, uh,

W.F.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which he started, correct?

I don't know.

He's not leaving willingly.

Right.

What do you do?

I saw the word massage and I'm like, I don't care.

So massage.

That's what I saw.

That's a happy ending?

I don't know.

You would kick that for a happy ending.

I don't, I don't know.

Oh wait.

That's all I saw.

Our happy endings, uh, is it bad for the environment?

Probably.

I mean, because you sweat a little bit.

Yeah.

So it's bad.

So, so there's a climate, a climate change thing.

I didn't read through it.

Like I saw the thread and then I saw the word

massage and I'm like, I don't give a fuck.

Yeah.

Well, go back to the guy who's replacing him.

It's down here a little.

Well, what, what, so why, why is he being hosted?

I don't, I don't understand.

They actually haven't said yet.

See like here's this massage thing.

Like what, what, who cares?

Like, yeah, I don't think that we're massage.

So we don't know yet.

We don't really know.

Well, yeah, they're not saying.

That's the excuse they're giving.

So this is the guy that's replacing.

Yeah.

What the fuck is going on with this guy?

Uh, he must have been in some kind of accident or something.

And we got plastic surgery.

That's the only thing I think of.

Well, it's definitely a facelift involved here.

So maybe that the eye, the fucked up left eye is really weird.

I don't know.

I probably should look that up.

But he, uh,

he's the CEO of Nestle, right?

Is he the current CEO of Nestle?

Or is he, I don't know.

I know he's involved with Nestle.

My only problem with this is he wants to control water.

So yeah.

Well, that's what they do.

That's their, that's their prime business.

Right.

Not that water's free because we all turn our tap on and we get water,

but I don't want to control by a corporation.

Well, who's your general?

It's bad enough.

Well, the government right now is bad enough.

No.

It's bad enough that the government controls the water.

I don't want to see a greedy ass corporation control water.

But who would?

Someone's got to do it.

So right now,

Someone's got to like pick the water off the ground and then clean it up.

I don't live in Flint, Michigan.

So right now the government has,

has provided me with top with drinking water and then cool with it.

It's not, it's kind of expensive, but our water sucks.

I agree, but it doesn't kill you when you drink it.

Oh, so we got.

Nestle doesn't kill you when you drink it.

Uh, I bet you, if you look at it and some of the shit there,

they're, they're water's free.

I mean, it comes in bottles.

Oh, no, no, mostly Nestle.

They were, they had the most bacteria.

It's about a five year old report.

Nestle's had the most bacteria in their water than any other bottled water company.

Now, so obviously still the standards, but they, they, they had, it was, it was Nestle.

I, I didn't make the connection on that one until just because you knew I just called

but what, but it was Nestle.

No, no, but like, okay.

So first of all, we need to get rid of all these dumb ass laws and say you can't collect

rainwater and whatever the fuck, right?

Cause then you could be, you could be like, oh, I don't like the way Nestle's doing business.

So I'm going to collect my rainwater and I'm going to compete.

Right.

We shouldn't have.

What's rain?

Huh?

What's rain?

Just water that falls from the sky.

Water falls from the sky?

Yeah.

Really?

Yeah, sometimes here.

Yeah.

I've never seen that.

Really?

Our streets flood with it when it does.

It rains like four times a year in Vegas and that's it.

And one of those times is a legit monsoon.

If you've ever seen videos of a, like a river running through Las Vegas street,

that's like a block from me.

Yeah.

That's on the way to the casinos.

Well, no, I mean, even tropical, it turns into a flowing river because it's pitched down.

Yeah.

And I live west of the strip and I've seen like construction combs, like just floating.

It's so much water and yeah.

Yeah, we do.

Yeah.

I don't know this guy's story.

Like if he wants to be in the WF, he's probably somewhat evil or is he going to turn it around?

I don't know.

So Schwab always said he was going to turn over to his son.

Okay, but he didn't.

But he didn't.

But he's getting ousted.

Right.

So there's something bizarre going on.

There were, we talked about it just to bring it up.

So when, you know, it was actually breaks watching though.

Interesting.

If we ever know.

Oh, this lady here.

This is the newly elected mayor of Oakland.

Are we going to play this?

It's a minute 20.

What is this?

She said she was $50.

She was $50 hard hard-earned minimum wage in Oakland.

All right.

You're calling for a $50 an hour federal minimum wage.

That's seven times the current national minimum wage.

Wait, hold on a second.

She's running for mayor.

Elected mayor.

Oh, she's already the mayor.

Yeah.

Why does she have any say over the federal minimum wage?

No, so.

That's what she said.

She's calling for it.

No, she said you're calling for a seven times higher

than the federal minimum wage.

No, no, no, let's play back.

Hold on.

You're calling for a $50 an hour federal minimum wage.

Oh, federal.

Seven times the current.

Wait, so what is the dumbest for current reporter?

It could be that.

Seven, 25 an hour.

Can you explain how that would be economically sustainable

for small businesses?

You have 60 seconds.

First, let me say I owned and ran a small business for 11 years.

I created hundreds of benefits, retirement benefits, also

health care benefits.

I know what worker productivity means, and that means that you

have to make sure that your employees are taken care of and have a living wage.

In the Bay Area, I believe it was the United Way came out with a report that

very recently, $127,000 for a family of four is just barely enough to get by.

This looks like a debate stage.

Yeah.

Is she not, when we go back, I couldn't have sworn that they said she was elected already.

Another survey very recently, $104,000 for a family of one,

barely enough to get by low income because of the affordability.

So she's bitching that it's unaffordable to live in her city,

but she wants to make it worse.

Well, no, no, she wants to raise the pay of everybody so they can afford to live in the city.

But then at $15 an hour minimum wage, the sandwich goes from a $7 sandwich to a $25 sandwich.

Yeah.

The ability crisis.

It happens, yeah.

Do the math.

Just do the math.

Of course, the national minimum wage is that we need to raise to a living wage.

You're talking about $20, $25 fine, but I have got to be focused on what California needs and what

the affordability factor is when we calculate this.

Okay, well, okay.

But you go back here.

She, I don't know why.

Just like a new mayor who thinks.

No, so that was in the debates where she said that.

Okay, so they showed her the debates.

But I don't know why N-Book, this is saying it'll end inflation because it does, she never said that.

She just retarded in general.

She didn't say that.

Yeah.

I don't like this guy that much.

I don't care.

I was, I wanted the video.

Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, this one.

Okay, we have to start this one.

Well, okay.

Is there anything we want to cover up with this minimum?

Like, it's a tough thing.

So, so being paid more, like money is not wealth.

Okay.

Wealth is stuff.

Right.

Wealth is that sandwich.

And if I pay you more paper dollars, that doesn't make more sandwiches.

Right.

So like, that's what these people don't understand.

Right.

You can't just make us all rich by printing more paper.

You need to make more sandwiches if you want to be rich.

Right.

So, yeah, this whole minimum wage debate thing, because I don't want minimum

wage to be a livable wage because it's for the high school kids.

There should be no minimum wage at all.

Well, they had greedy corporations and...

No, you're greedy.

I'm greedy.

Everyone's greedy.

So what?

I don't know.

But...

Deal with it.

But LA has passed a $30 minimum wage for hotel workers.

Oh my God.

They're getting the Olympics in about a year or two.

Yeah.

And it's like...

They're not going to have any hotel by then.

Yeah, they're all going to burn up.

All right.

So this video here...

All right, what do we got here?

It's just a very funny video.

But it's funny.

It's Nancy Mays doing a town hall and this thing...

It's got a penis.

So...

Oh, okay.

You'll see at the end.

I'm not going to see that penis.

Okay.

So I'm looking like Rachel's college life.

I'm seeing some body training and...

I know...

Seconds of all.

I'm seeing some body training and...

Seconds of all.

But now...

Yeah.

I'm not going to see that penis.

I mean...

It's a swish of the voice that just kills me every time.

She was going to throw the plant at her security to step in.

Listen to the voice.

Yeah.

I'm going to see that penis.

Even better.

That's impressive.

I don't fit there.

Okay.

So I'm looking like Rachel's college life.

I'm seeing some body training and...

I know...

Seconds of all.

I'm seeing some body training and...

No!

Sorry.

It just made me laugh when I saw them.

Like, oh, that's fucking hysterical.

Yeah!

Oh, I really am a transsexual.

I really want rights.

That's crazy.

Yes, it does both.

I'm impressed with their ability to have that voice.

No, you can throw it.

You can do that.

You can do it.

What?

You can't drop like that?

Not like, not like that.

That's...

No, I mean, because it's okay.

So it's funny.

It kind of relates to this story.

Is...

When I walked my dog...

I have like an 80-pound dog.

And when I walk him, I don't really care if he runs ahead of me or, you know...

I just don't like embarking on other dogs.

That's all I care about.

If he wants to leave me and he wants to get his little sniffs in,

because I was told a dog sniffing is like a human reading a newspaper.

And then every once in a while, he'll sniff and then he'll leave his comment.

He'll piss a little bit.

So it's...

So it's...

He's communicating with other dogs.

So I don't necessarily want a compliant dog

who's going to walk right next to me and stare at me the whole time,

making sure he says, I just...

I don't want that.

And the reason I don't want that is I've had to break into houses before,

not illegally, but with maybe the owner's permission or maybe somebody else's permission.

But it was done because of flooding or a fire or whatever.

So I've had to get past locked doors and a couple of times I ran into very large dogs.

And I was always able to get past the dog.

Yeah.

Because one, dogs respond better to a female voice than a male voice.

They find it more relaxing.

So I would go to a higher pitch voice and the whole time I was talking like, you know, like that.

So what you're saying is you're training.

Yeah.

You're trying to tell us.

Yeah.

Ron is coming out.

No, no, no.

I do know how you...

There's pictures of me in dresses.

No, no, no.

There's legit pictures of me in dresses.

I've been in a wedding dress.

I've been in a hula hoop girl dress.

Yep.

I've been in a life-dolving dress.

So...

Ron the training.

No, no.

Okay.

So I probably told this story before either.

Years ago before the, before 9-11, I think 9-11 had something to do with this,

where we had a week between those playoffs and the Super Bowl.

You did tell the story.

Okay.

We was the cloud party.

Yeah.

The clown.

Yeah.

I always dress as a female clown.

Yeah.

Because that's funny.

Funny.

Ron the training.

That's training.

Yeah.

All right.

Let's...

So my point was with a dog, you could, I could, I could hold that

female voice for quite a while while the dog, keep the dog from attacking me.

Are you sure you're not like taking estrogen or something?

Maybe that's what it is.

I mean, I'm not growing up.

I kind of have boobs.

I mean, I got...

Let's get voice and money.

Okay.

All right.

Last week we had a guest and the Monero Challenge was to either email him

or go to one of his websites and give me some text you found there.

We actually had one person do one of each.

Oh.

So Matt McHugh gave me some text that was on one of the websites.

And Monero Mash emailed our friend Steve and he forwarded that along to me.

So let's see who wins our Monero.

Let's build it all right.

Okay.

But you gotta claim it.

All right.

Matt McHugh, you are this week's winner.

So make sure you contact me and get your Monero this week.

Speaking of contacting me, I'm buddy.

You won last week, but you didn't contact me.

So your money goes back into the pool.

You lost it.

And we're going to give it away this week.

So this person is Matt McHugh is double.

No, no, Matt McHugh does not get double.

Aynes goes to this week's challenge for next payout.

I got you.

Maybe I should give it to Matt McHugh.

I don't know.

It's your Monero.

Yeah, yeah, we're going to do it this week because I have a special challenge this week.

Oh, what is it?

Well, I don't want to do it yet because I'm going to get to it as a part of my teaching topic.

Ah, I got you.

So I'm basically out of stories.

Let's see here.

Well, I guess I want to touch on what we, what I talked about earlier this show was

these Republican right, right leaning podcast just showing for the FBI.

It bothers me.

I don't like it.

And I mean, these guys were never legit.

They were always, they were always trying to like worm their way in and be on top and then

become the mouthpieces of power once they got there.

So I do not recommend Vince from the guy who took over for Dan Montier.

I actually had an unsub from some YouTube channels lately.

What do you mean?

Because like when Biden was in control, these guys would always be critical of the,

of what's in power, right?

And they did a really good job at it.

But now that Trump's in power, they're just sucking his dick out.

Like they're gargling his balls and like fucking sticking their finger up his head.

Like, dude, Trump gets a lot of shit wrong.

So like stop sucking his dick.

I mean, it's pathetic.

Are you still pro-Trump or have you changed already?

I've never been pro-Trump.

Well, you said he's doing very libertarian leaning stuff.

I said he's done some.

Yes.

He's better than the alternative.

Yeah.

And like the problem is it's not that like you like Trump or whatever.

Like it's that you, things that Biden did, if you criticize those things,

you have to criticize them when Trump does them.

Okay.

You don't get to fucking switch based on who's in power.

Well, yeah, if somebody criticizes Trump and they didn't criticize Biden, I, I, I,

I have no respect for them.

I will not even listen to their,

their group like criticize both because they, there's enough there because

honestly I'm, I'm Trump, um, one of his categories he is losing support in.

And I'm kind of there with them too.

I mean, I, I, I like Trump.

I'd like, oh, JD Vance.

Oh, we gotta get to JD Vance in a second.

Cause I actually created meme.

We'll bring it up.

I think.

So I forgot what I was talking about.

Trump.

Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump.

But so yeah, he's not, I mean, he's losing my support because his cabinet picks, like I've

said before, Cash Patel is doing some things.

RFK has finally woken up and is talking about banning stuff.

Good.

He's also currently by September.

What?

No ban stuff.

Stop banning stuff.

Pay.

Huh?

Stop banning stuff.

Petroleum and food.

I don't care.

Petroleum.

That's my problem.

Not your problem.

It's not the government's problem.

Did you know petroleum was in food?

Um, probably.

I know it's in gum.

No, it's in our food dyes.

Okay.

Your petroleum based food dyes.

No, you're saying petroleum.

Do you mean crude oil or do you mean products derived from crude oil?

Probably products derived from crude oil.

Well, I don't give a fuck.

That's all hydrocarbons.

It's hydrogen, carbon and oxygen.

Like, like, Kennedy said, if you want those in your food, you're welcome to do that in your own house.

What are you saying?

He wants to ban them.

They should be banned.

No.

We've done the F,

Stop banning things.

We've done the FDH show.

You cannot solve problems by banning things.

Okay.

The world, the United States has gotten a little bit out of control and we need a ran of den.

No, that's the wrong answer.

So what, we just sit back and let the world burn?

You don't let it burn.

You say you're on your fucking own.

The government is not here to protect you and put your little blankie on

and put a little binky in your mouth.

The government is not your mommy and your fucking daddy.

It's your problem to figure out what you should eat.

So do you eat food?

Do you, do you care about the food you eat?

Yeah.

What do you eat?

I eat less stuff.

Okay.

I mean, I can't give you one answer.

Well, my point is, is the food you're eating is probably compromised as well.

No, it isn't.

Like what, what, what defined compromise?

Somebody put a chemical in there.

A fool fucking cares.

The world is made of chemicals.

Anything with dyes in it.

I don't care.

Okay.

So you're not eating healthy food.

Who said, how do you know?

Who told you that?

The same people that say that we can give hormones to kids and turn them into dyes?

Guys have been bad in food for, for you.

Says who?

Um, this is, this is even before like says who?

Where's you didn't do this experiment?

So who did the experiment?

There's been research.

By who?

Give me a name.

I've gone back to their 15 years.

Well, they, they, they don't actually know.

No.

So then why are you so confident about it?

Because I want food that is.

Why can't you show your research that a boy can turn into a girl?

You can show research.

Yes.

That I actually have.

They're the same fucking researchers.

No, it's not.

Yes, it is.

Okay.

They all work for the fucking FDA.

You know what?

Go eat your crap food and.

Right.

Leave me alone.

Stop banning things.

Be happy with it.

Right.

And be ready to shoot the immigrant right there.

Great.

Stop banning things.

Take over your place.

Stop banning things.

It's fucking stupid.

No.

I, I, you're, yeah.

I, I, I'm okay with common sense government control.

There's, that's not common sense.

The government is not the expert on what is healthy food or not.

We've had fucking 50 years of government telling us what's healthy and we're all fed asses now.

No, we have, we have, they've been lying to us.

They're going to be lying here too, dumb ass.

So you don't think RFK is genuine?

No.

Really?

It's not about genuine.

It's about, he doesn't have this ability.

He's not magic.

You always believe in magic, dude.

It's magic, magic, magic.

He's not magic.

He doesn't have these special powers to say what's healthy or not.

It's not up to fucking him.

Okay.

He can tell us what's healthy and what's not.

He can do that.

But he's, he doesn't know what he's talking about.

He's no more of an expert than you or me or anybody else.

On food.

Yes.

Really?

Yes.

Why is the rate of autism so high?

Who the fuck cares?

I don't care.

I'm not autistic.

You're not?

Not enough to be in those stats.

Oh, you're on this.

I'm not having any kids.

It doesn't matter to me.

Well, he's going to come out with September is why the,

why the autism rate is so high.

Okay.

And if you believe him, then just stop doing those things.

Stop trying to ban me from doing them.

It's putting crap in food.

Stop doing those things.

Don't tell me I can't do them.

No, you have a semi-bizarre,

kind of sort of valid point there, but-

It's your choice what you want to put in your body.

It's that fucking simple.

Well, if I want to eat autism juice,

then that's my business.

Leave me alone.

Autism?

Yes.

Is that squeezed from the autism fruit?

It could be.

I like, no, I buy the artificial stuff.

That's where the autism comes from.

Chemicals, maybe, maybe sectors.

I don't know.

I just want our food to be healthy again.

It will be if we keep the government out of it.

No, it won't.

Yes, it will.

The reason it's unhealthy is because there's too much government.

No, you know that's not true, right?

Yes, it is true.

It's 100% true.

The reason they switch to these goofy chemicals

is because the government makes real things too expensive.

We put tariffs on things.

We say that there's a sugar tax.

We say that there's a this tax, a that tax.

Everything a tax tax.

We don't fucking stop.

Tax tax here, tax tax there.

Yes, it's like the government needs to get out of all of it.

So how is the government involved in this scenario?

Bread.

So manufacturers of bread used to have to have factories around the country

to supply bread to all the grocery stores

that have it so fresh on the shelf.

Okay.

Well, they found a way to add in preservatives

and whatever else in there.

So that bread, that bread lasts a lot longer.

Okay.

So they're able to reduce the number of production facilities they have.

Okay.

So and the bread will still stay fresh on itself.

And that's our problem.

So people are buying it.

People want that bread.

You don't know that we didn't know that it was in there.

Well, of course we did.

You always do this.

You think that, yes, I knew preservatives were in bread.

Preservatives are one thing, which are so bad.

But we're sort of like.

Just read the label.

It's all on there.

Okay.

What are you talking about?

I'm an American, I don't reclaim this.

Well, that's your problem.

Do you?

Yes.

And you still buy it?

I don't buy it.

I read the label.

I say that's fucked up.

So I'm going to buy this one.

What bread do you buy?

I usually make my own bread.

Okay.

Now I know the flour has whatever.

I actually found a good bakery the other day.

I went and bought some of their bread and they have a big factory and they make it fresh.

Okay.

So you legit buy local bread?

Yeah.

Okay.

And it didn't cost them three bucks, 350.

That's a deal.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, no, because we're at the point now we're making our own bread as well.

Yeah, so fucking easy, dude.

Why are people doing this?

Stop going and buying wonder bread.

We're complaining that it's all chemicals.

Where do you draw the line at though?

There's no line.

I have my line, you have your line.

Stop pretending there's a line.

I ask you where you draw your line.

I can't give you an answer.

You just said you have a line.

Right, but I can't give you a name.

Like it changes every day.

It's like depends on what the price tag is.

Today I'm going to buy food bread dies in it.

But it depends on what the price tag is.

It depends on all sorts of different factors that I can't give you a fucking one answer equation.

Like I have to go to the store and say, well, I really want this today.

So I'm going to pay or oh, the prices went up.

So I'm not going to pay.

So do you buy hot dogs?

Sometimes, but very rarely.

Do you buy all beef or do you just buy?

Yeah, I get the Viennese or the Dathons or those kind of things.

It was probably the late 70s, early 80s when I was a kid.

And they're like, you know, there's bug parts in hot dogs.

So I'm like, what?

No, the camp, you know, they've got some.

They're bug parts and everything.

But come to find out, yeah, there is.

Of course, bugs get in there and then they get.

No, no, no, it's an ingredient.

Oh, well, yeah, for the red to make it red.

Yeah.

Well, you don't want the artificial red dye.

So you got to eat bugs now.

Always the closest.

Is it swab?

They eat the bugs guy?

He was one of them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You will eat the bugs and make it.

Yeah.

Apparently I did because I don't have to.

Well, if you if you buy something with natural red dye, that's bugs.

Really?

Yes.

It's called carot gene in and it comes from beetles.

Huh.

Okay.

So you don't want your artificial red dye.

You got to eat bugs.

Now, you know, back in Chicago, back in like the mob,

like the straight up mob days,

they were grinding up the people that killed it.

I don't know.

No, no, no, I mean, there's been police investigation.

Not what they're sure or not.

I don't know.

But it's one of those that I find it funny because we all like human meat and our sausages.

I mean, what's the difference?

It's me.

And you liked it.

It's meat.

No, get over it.

Here's a question I'm going to ask people if you're eating a sandwich.

And I believe it's even a George Carlin joke.

And I go, Hey, there's rats asshole in that sandwich.

Yeah.

And you're like, Oh, it's good.

Yeah.

I like rats asshole.

So I get it if it's good, but I do the FDA does criminal things.

They allow shit and they shouldn't allow it.

They allow untested.

No, there's there shouldn't be no FDA.

Like it's not up to them to tell us what we want to eat.

We would have for that for me to agree with that.

And trust me, FDA is horrible.

And they should be disbanded and they should be brought back as something else and more under control.

There should be nothing.

The shit corporations were putting our food is disgusting, dude.

Then don't eat it.

Okay.

So we live in the desert.

I'm trying to grow fucking vegetables and shit in the backyard.

It's fucking hard.

Okay.

So deal with it.

It's not going to become less hard because there's an FDA.

Like that's what you don't get.

It's the whole minimum wage thing.

You're doing the same logic.

No, I would think the government passes a law and everything gets solved.

I would rather go to the store by my food.

That's good food and not have to worry about it.

They can't make it a law to be able to make you able to do that.

They can't make it a law.

No, they can't.

Because you'll go into the store and you won't be able to afford it.

Same thing as if they increase the minimum wage and you get the new higher wage,

you're going to go to the store and you're not going to be able to afford more things.

The government cannot magically make us wealthier.

They can't.

Healthier is what I'm going at.

They can't do that either.

If they stop allowing shit in the food,

that doesn't belong.

The government is the reason why our food sucks.

So the FDA allowed you to put additives in your food that were un,

that were not okayed by them because you already had the recipe okayed

and then you could add on the side, add in the crap.

So what?

So that's a problem.

If you make food and your customers are unsatisfied, then they can sue you.

Oh, no, no, don't get me wrong.

They made the food taste really fucking good.

But I'm saying if the customers don't like it, then they can sue them.

Just like you can't.

Why?

You'll lose.

What do you mean you'll lose?

I can prove that you put this ingredient here.

Okay.

And then you sold me something else.

Okay.

And I'm not saying they didn't put the ingredient on the label.

I said,

Why would you sue?

You know what you're buying.

I didn't bring up the FDA.

I didn't bring up sue.

I brought the FDA.

You did bring up the FDA.

I brought the FDA saying they allow stuff.

Once you have your recipe approved,

you can streamline adding new items in there.

Okay.

And that's the problem.

But I'm saying why don't you support a world where if a customer doesn't like what they were

sold, they just sue the maker?

Well, you would lose, but.

No, you wouldn't.

Again, there's a jury of people that are going to look at the facts.

Oh, you think you think you're a jury.

Shut up and let me talk.

You think you think you're a jury.

There's a jury of people that are going to look at the facts and they're going to say,

Yeah, I don't like the way Wonder Bread did that.

Wait.

They lose.

First of all, in a civil trial, those juries.

You can't be.

Yeah.

You can go out for a journey.

Okay.

So, but you actually think you're going to get to the courtroom.

Why wouldn't you?

Well, are you defending yourself or do you have an attorney?

What's the difference?

Oh, it's a big difference.

No, it's not.

Uh, they're the corporation.

You're not going to get complete side stepping when I ask you.

Why don't you want a world where that's how it works?

My point is they won't ever allow you to get who is this allowing things.

They're opposing the person you're suing.

They set up to them.

Yeah.

Yes, it is.

No, it isn't.

They don't run the courts.

They will run your lawyer bills up.

They don't run the courts.

Right.

But they also control when it goes to, they will run up.

No, they don't.

Why?

Listen, listen very closely.

No, there's a term.

Why don't you want to live in a world where unsatisfied customers sue the product maker?

That would be a great world to live in.

Then stop asking for the fucking FDA.

It's not possible.

Yes, it is.

That's the world we had until 1870 something.

Do you know what discovery is?

Listen to me closely.

Do you know what discovery is?

Listen to me.

That is the world we literally had until the late 1800s.

We had that world.

I always say we had it to the 50s or 60s.

No, we did not.

We had until the late 1800s and the reason why, I think I'd cover this on the show.

So the railroad makers were building railroads out west and they kept destroying the land of

the private property that they were building.

Right.

So the people that owned that land would sue them and they kept winning, right?

Because the juries were like, well, you destroyed that man's land.

Pay him.

So the railroads lobbied the federal government and said, you got to stop this court shit.

You got to make regulations.

You got to make laws.

You got to make departments.

And the government agreed with them and said, okay, Mr. Greedy Company, we're going to make

regulations.

Okay.

And if you operate within the regulations, you cannot be sued.

That's the world you're arguing for.

No.

So what I'm talking about is grocery stores in the 50s and 60s, you would not have a super,

a big box store.

Yeah, they did.

That's when they started.

The 50s?

That's when they started.

That's literally when they started.

Okay.

So somewhere before they started and even while they were starting, you would, you wanted

meat, you wanted your butcher.

Yeah.

I wanted others.

You would go to different stores and that's when the food was healthier because it was more

made.

Like you're missing the whole point.

The government is what made-

You wouldn't even fucking ran on the railroad.

The government is what changed the incentives to change that.

It's not just market forces.

Okay.

No, the government changed all the laws.

But okay, getting back to your, your laws, do you know what discovery is?

Yes.

Okay.

Do you think, okay, so when Trump was being, oh, when he was in court for one of those fucking

court cases, he did discovery.

So much documentation was turned over and the judge was rushing the trial date.

They kept, they, what they said was all the documents that were turned over to him,

if he had a staff of 15 people reading this documents, they don't physically have enough

time to treat me.

That's not my problem.

It is because it would bury you in paperwork.

No, they would not bury me in paperwork.

I would bury them in paperwork.

But I don't care about that.

Like why do you think this worked in the 1800s?

Why did this work, Ron?

No, no, no.

Why did this work in the 1800s so much that the railroad companies lobby against it?

Wait, are you going to get your crayons out and draw pictures of the railroad?

Why did this work, Ron?

Why did this work?

Why did this system work?

Why did this system work so well?

The railroad.

No, it worked so well for the people.

Well, okay, you're, you're literally going to the 1800s.

Because that's the last time we had this system.

Everybody legit grew their own vegetables back in the 1800s.

But why did this system work, Ron?

Why did it work?

Because they took care of themselves.

Why didn't they bury them in paperwork like you're saying?

Why didn't they do this shit?

In the 1800s?

Yes.

They had paper in the 1800s?

Yes.

Okay.

No, I'm saying nowadays, do you go to sue for correction?

This won't work nowadays, but the point is we have to go back to that system.

The system that worked.

Stop with this federal bullshit.

It didn't work.

Stop sucking their dicks.

Yes, it did work.

It worked so much that they argued for the federal government to fix it.

What was the population in Chicago in 1870?

I don't care.

It doesn't matter.

It does matter.

No, it doesn't.

The system worked and it stopped working because the big corporations that you hate

got in bed with the government to make the system that you love.

The system I love.

Yes, you love the FDA.

I do not.

You're arguing for them to do things.

To do the right thing.

There is no right thing.

The right thing is to stop existing.

Okay, so do you know what the argument is for adding all these preservatives, all this crap?

And if we do, do you know what their argument is?

I don't care.

We cannot feed the population unless we add this stuff.

I don't care what their argument is because I can go to the store

and buy what I want to fucking buy.

Leave me alone.

Okay, so you're okay with eating food that makes you fat?

I can choose what to eat, Ron.

I'm not a baby.

Okay.

You stop treating all the people like they're babies.

When everything is fattening and everything.

Stop treating everybody like they're fucking babies.

Yes, you are.

You want to tell them what to eat.

No, I want healthy food for me to choose.

Healthy food is everywhere.

Just go buy it.

Where?

At every grocery store.

What, like Ritz crackers?

Dude, read the fucking labels.

It's everywhere.

You just know what to buy.

It's not that fucking hard.

To actually have food.

Yes.

Okay.

I mean, okay, well, we'll agree.

You probably can't afford it, but it's there.

Okay, I'm not sure where that came from, but...

That's reality.

Okay.

Sir, okay.

Good shit costs more.

Sorry, that's the world.

That's the world.

Look, everybody can't fix that.

Give me one product that you call good.

Just natural fucking red vegetables, fresh vegetables at the farmers markets.

Oh, what about the coating on the vegetable?

What coating?

It's the farmers market.

It literally just came out.

It's the fucking farmers market, right?

I know.

Okay, so the farmers market, can you buy a complete meal at the farmers market?

What do you mean?

What does that mean, a complete meal?

What's the complete meal to you?

I want...

You brought it up.

Right, I'm asking you what a complete meal is.

But I don't know what that means.

I don't know what that means.

You put a plate of food in there.

Do you have a meat entree?

Do you have a vegetable entree?

Do you have a...

What are you talking about?

It's a farmers market.

Right, you can buy farm goods there.

Okay.

You can't buy like meat and steaks there.

So what?

Go somewhere else that sells meat and steaks.

Okay.

It's the crap that we allow in our food.

Again, stop talking, allow.

Nobody has the power to allow anything.

We are all equal human beings, Ron.

You're not my boss.

I'm not your boss.

Henry, okay.

In La La Land, you're right.

In reality...

Stop arguing for this quote unquote reality.

The truth?

Facts?

It's not facts.

You don't like facts?

It's not a fact that the FDA gets to tell us what to do.

You just allow them to.

And you're asking them to.

That's the real problem, Ron, is you're asking them to.

You're asking RSK to please boss me around, daddy.

If you heard what I said, I said the FDA is not the one doing it.

They allowed food-making factories to add in shit after...

And you're asking them to boss you around.

No, I just want quality food.

So go buy it.

Okay.

It exists.

Next week bring it.

The FDA changing their rules will not increase the amount of quality food.

It will not.

It will just decrease all food.

The FDA, the way it sits right now, I will agree with.

There is no conceivable FDA that can work any way to make more quality food.

It cannot happen.

Take the greed out of...

The greed exists, Ron.

That's like saying, oh, there's a plane crash.

We got to stop gravity.

You can't stop gravity.

It's there.

You do the...

Greed is there.

You're never going to stop it.

Get over it.

Well, you could sue, though.

You can't sue someone for being greedy.

Well, but if they're greedy, it's putting bullshit stuff in the food.

Okay, fine.

Okay.

Then bring back the 1800 system.

Stop arguing for the federal government.

Dude, legitimately, in the 1800s, they grew their own food.

So not everybody.

Wait, was there fucking Albertsons or Kroger?

No, you had the local corner butcher and baker and watch it.

And the candlestick maker?

Yeah.

Okay.

All right, well, that worked great to disagree.

Food's disgusting.

We need to fix it.

Yes, you fix it by having a free market.

Okay.

If you look at the food comparison to Ozen Europe,

you look at the exact same product.

It's a different color.

It's a different taste.

It's got different ingredients.

So what?

That doesn't make it better.

It makes it worse.

It doesn't make it better or worse.

They have less ingredients.

You have no way to measure what's better or worse.

Yeah, I do.

No, you don't.

By the stuff they put in the food.

That's not measuring it.

How are you doing a scientific experiment that says their food is better?

Okay, less products in the food, less preservatives in the food.

That's not an answer.

What science are you doing to prove that their food is better?

Health of a nation?

What health?

They're not healthier.

Europeans?

Yes.

Yeah, they are.

No, they're not.

Do they have a different diet?

They look at their food.

They're not healthier.

Yeah, okay.

What are you talking about?

Life span of Italy, life span of America.

It's not that much of a difference.

And if you want to find where those differences are,

you're going to have to say some things that might get us banned on YouTube.

YouTube's never banned on YouTube.

No.

Try it.

So fucking hard.

Okay, if you look at different socioeconomic groups, let's put it that way.

Oh, Jesus.

Okay.

You're going to find that Europe compared to some groups, the American group is doing better.

Whereas Europe compared to other groups, the American group is doing better.

You're speaking, okay, what can't you say?

I know.

Socio-economic groups.

So you're saying white people have a longer life span?

I didn't say that.

You said that.

No, I said that.

Well, no, but that's been brought up before because that brings up food deserts in certain areas.

Okay.

And Chicago has food deserts.

Because the stores keep getting robbed and the stores close enough town.

Well, who's robbing the stores?

I'm not living in the neighborhood.

Well, maybe they should stop doing that.

I mean, like, I'm not.

That's where the health differences lie.

It's not like Europeans are healthier than us.

No, they're not.

Okay.

So the average middle-class white man compared to the average middle-class white man in Italy.

Yes.

Or the white or the white man.

It's like the same.

It's roughly the same.

100%.

No, I know.

I'm not buying that one.

Yes, it is.

Did their life expectancy drop like ours did here in America?

I think everyone did because of COVID.

Because of the...

You knew I was going with that.

Yeah.

Okay.

And I don't want to say because of COVID, but because of something related to COVID.

The V word.

Yeah.

Not vagina though.

I mean, vaginas can kill.

Don't get me wrong.

Are we done?

Yeah, I think so.

All right.

So I'm going to talk about AI tool this week.

Well, now I've expressed a lot of skepticism in the past about a lot of the AI shit.

And when most people say AI, what they're talking about is these chat bots, right?

Like Grock and whatever the fuck.

And those, like I'm still not very impressed by those.

There are some interesting things you can do.

Like especially if you're not good at a particular thing and you want to learn about that thing,

it's a decent way to get a basic understanding of things.

But that's not what I want to talk about.

So I want to talk about other things that I can do.

But before I do that, I'm just going to go over like some open source LLMs you can talk to.

So if you don't want to pay for Grock or pay for chat, GBT,

there are open source things out there.

I'm just going to give a quick list.

There's Olama, DeepSeek, Quinn, Mistral, Gemma, and there's a shitload more.

Like they're coming out so fast that by the time this airs tomorrow,

there'll probably be five fucking more of them.

But if you're interested in that, go check out some of those.

But I want to talk about some actually things that interest me.

So you can do things with audio, right?

Audio files.

So one thing you can do is create subtitles.

So let's say you have a foreign movie,

like your Japanese tentacle porn, and you're like,

what's that 12 year old girl saying?

Tentacle porn.

Yeah, you never saw Japanese tentacle porn?

Well, okay.

What am I missing out on?

A lot.

The whole world of possibilities.

But you want to know, what's that 12 year old girl saying over there?

I don't understand what you're saying.

So you can have AI.

You just said porn and 12 year old girl and this thing.

I don't make the porn, dude.

They make the porn.

So yeah, you can translate.

You can analyze the audio, and it'll do a transcription of what they're saying.

And then if it's a different language,

you can translate it into another language.

So we actually do this with our podcast.

So every week I put the videos on,

and I create subtitles with a tool called Auto Subtitle.

And it'll do translation too.

So you can get your Japanese porn and figure out what they're saying,

and I'll like it.

So another thing you can do is create vocal samples from another known sample.

So if you remember a while back, we had a Monero Challenge,

where one of our users submitted Net Flanders.

So the tools for this are Open Voice, Real Time Voice Cloning, and DIA, DIA.

And I read through some of their features.

Open Voice claims that it can apply motions,

so it can be happy or sad, or it can do accents.

Oh, emo, I think it's emo.

Yeah, emo should be okay.

It can do accents, like you could say give it an Indian accent.

I saw it like the samples, it had Elon Musk speaking with an Indian accent.

Thank you, come again.

Yeah, I can do different languages too, like the whole language.

You had Elon Musk speaking Chinese.

Yeah.

So check those out if you have something you're interested in.

Another one I found, you can create not vocal sounds, but other sounds,

like background sounds, like birds singing, car honking, all that kind of stuff,

but from a text prompt.

So you could say like, give me some birds singing, and it'll create birds singing for you.

So that would be stable, audio open 1.0.

What else we got here?

So you can do real-time voice changing.

So like if you're, we're going to try and have an interview with someone from the dark web,

and they're probably going to do one of these tools where they,

where their voice comes out different, so we don't, we can't identify them.

Is that coming together?

I'm talking to the guy, he's a nomad, so like he's on the road a lot.

There's a tool called Figaro.

Now that hasn't been updated in a long time,

but it's apparently the best tool out there at the moment.

There's another one called RVC.

Now the RVC is in Japanese, so I couldn't, I didn't want to translate it and waste a lot of time.

Only if you have a program that can translate that.

I know, maybe, maybe we had something to do that.

But these, these are a couple of options to do that.

And like they can make you sound like a woman, or make you sound like Mickey Mouse, or, or whoever.

You could probably do a sample and make you sound like Ned Flanders if you wanted to.

But these are improving every day too, so.

Other things you can do like make images or video based on text.

So there's a ton of these coming out.

These are like the big new thing.

Stable diffusion, flux.

There's a new one called Hydream out.

And basically you just, you just give it some text and it creates the image.

That's, I'm going to come back to this in a second.

If I want an image of JD Vance as the Grim Reaper.

It's not good at specific people.

So like I noticed that it understands who Trump is.

And it will know some big stars, but a lot of people, it doesn't understand who that is.

Okay.

So you could try it and see what comes out.

You Google search JD Vance.

I mean, one image comes up.

Well, they don't, um, the open source tools, well, the open source tools are less, especially are

trained on data that's old usually and tries to avoid a lot of specific people.

Okay.

And then the pay for tools deliberately black that stuff out.

Yeah.

Cause we, we couldn't get, um, what's that dude's name from CNN?

Yeah, we couldn't get him strapped to a rocket.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It wouldn't know who down lemon is.

I mean, like try it and see what comes out.

I thought, I thought because it's a public figure, they blocked it.

Is it what I thought?

Well, the open source ones don't block things.

It's just, they don't know who that is.

So like if you typed it in, it might come out.

It might not.

And you could also like just be descriptive.

Like a chubby guy with a beard and see what comes out, you know, um, another thing you can do is

you get an image of me.

You chubby guy with the beard.

Well, JD Vance.

Oh, is he chubby?

Yeah, kind of.

Um, so you can upscale low quality video video into high quality video.

So let's say you have your old, uh, your first communion video, right?

That was on a VHS tape back in the, in the 80s.

Yeah.

Now, if you want to move that to high definition so you can watch it on your 80 inch TV,

you can run that through one of these AI tools and it'll, it'll, it does a decent job.

Like it's not great, but it'll, it'll get rid of the artifacts and smooth things out.

So on January 5th, 2020, the DC bomber, they showed like gas station style footage of this guy.

We clean that up.

You can.

It's not going to give you much.

Like you can't put data in there that wasn't already there.

How, how we have gas station footage from the 60s and 2020.

I still don't know.

Like you could do the Kennedy assassination and I'm sure they've already upscaled that and

there's not much there to see.

Uh, this, so this tool is called real video enhancer.

Um, I've played with a little bit.

It's, it's decent.

It's not great.

Uh, and another problem with video, like you need a lot of power.

So like if you have a big video card or like a server farm, go nuts with it, but I can't,

I can't use the higher end stuff.

Uh, and the other, the other cool thing is that there's these places called marketplaces.

So basically if you're interested in, Hey, can AI solve this problem for me?

Go on one of these marketplaces and search for it and there might be a tool for it.

Oh, cool.

Right.

Like any, anything you could think of, like, oh, I found one that like can allegedly read lips.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But I didn't, I didn't test it out because.

Oh, no.

So you got, you got to do, so find the video inauguration day.

Um, cause I, people said what he said, but I want to verify this.

What Barron said to Biden.

What was the covering his mouth?

They were able to sub.

Maybe it was the conversation you have with his mother telling him what he told Mike.

Okay.

What are, cause I truly want to know if.

Yeah.

I mean, like this takes a lot of computing power, which I don't have.

So if one of you guys can do that, tell us what Barron said.

So a couple of these marketplaces are civic AI and hugging face.

Hugging face appears to be the more popular one these days.

So check it out.

Just search for any probably try to solve and say, Hey, can AI maybe do this for me?

So here I want to do the Monero challenge related to AI this week.

Sweet.

So what I did was I found a couple of songs that I liked and I typed their lyrics into one of

these image generators and I wanted to see what the image would be like.

Just some song lyrics.

So I did actually a whole bunch and a lot of them are kind of shitty.

Like you would think that Lucy in the sky with diamonds would produce a very

good image, but it doesn't know because it's gonna be a girl, a diamond and a sky.

Well, I didn't use those lyrics.

That's too obvious.

They're like the content of the song, but I did like down by a river with rocking horse people

or something.

Yeah.

And like it didn't, it didn't make the rocking horse people.

Yeah.

So I don't know.

It wasn't, but I did a whole bunch and I found two that I liked and what I want you guys to do

is look at the images and tell me what the song was.

Yeah.

They're gonna be on the website.

I'm not gonna put them up here because it's gonna be like too hard to distinguish on the TV,

but they'll be on the website and it's gonna be a double this week.

So there's two of them.

And because we had, I didn't collect, there's gonna be three total,

0.03 total to give away, 0.015 for each image.

Okay.

And yeah, we'll have those answers.

And I'm gonna show them to you next week and see if you can figure them out.

Oh, cool.

By the way, we're both over 40, so it's not Taylor Swift.

I'm way over 40.

It's not fucking, I can't even, who's a modern, it's not Beyonce.

Cardi B.

Cardi B.

Think of music that people of our age would like.

Okay.

I'm just gonna, that's the hint I'm gonna give you.

So the JD Van Sling, I kind of forgot about it.

Do you know he was the last public official to meet with the Pope?

Yeah.

And they, the media started saying that JD Van Sling killed him.

Probably.

So I created this meme.

Let's see if you get the reference.

Oh, come on.

Godfather 3 meme.

No, there it is.

Yeah.

You can be the Pope.

Oh yeah, of course that's Bill and Ted.

Yes, you got it.

Yeah.

Well, you could be the King or Australian Swipper, sooner or later you dance to the reaper.

I love that movie.

Oh, that was Bogue's journey.

Yeah, that was the second one.

Yeah.

Now the third one.

Right, that doesn't exist.

Yeah.

There's no third one.

So I used to be really into movies and somebody's like,

Meatballs 3, I go, no, they go, how many Meatballs were there?

I go, two.

They go, you're wrong, there is three.

I go, fuck you, the alien.

There's four.

There's four Meatballs.

There's four.

There's three.

There's two.

There's two.

There's four.

No, I will not recognize the alien.

That was two.

That was Meatballs 2.

Was it?

Meatballs 1 had Bill Murray.

Right.

Meatballs 2 had the alien.

Okay.

Meatballs 3 was Patrick Dempsey.

And Shannon Tweed.

And Meatballs 4 was Corey Feldman.

Really?

Yep.

Oh, they destroyed that fuck.

I don't fuck with me on Meatball movies.

Really?

Yeah.

Now, do you know who played the Grim Reaper in Bogey's Journey?

No.

It was William Sadler.

Remember him?

He was a bad guy in Die Hard 2.

He's really good.

James Amos was one of the bad guys.

He was the main bad guy.

He was the guy doing kung fu, making it in his apartment.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, it was him.

Yeah.

No, I always loved that stuff.

You could be a key or a string sweeper.

So, yeah.

I thought, and then when I heard this, I'm like,

I got to find JD Vance.

I actually found this on, I found the image online.

Nice.

Somebody else had already done this, but I ended up in my text.

I'm not a great mean maker, but it was funny to me.

So I'm fucking care.

And Steve Vai did the music for that movie.

Really?

Yep.

Oh, you're more in movies than I am.

Jesus.

Well, I've been to Steve Vai a lot too.

Yeah.

Yeah, I stopped.

I mean, movies after 2016.

I think 2010 or so for me.

I'd watched a couple of modern movies.

In 2016, we made the actual shift over to movies that are

tolerated in China.

It started again.

It probably started soon, but that was the official change.

Oh, there was a change in the way the academy works for voting.

Really?

Yeah.

So, the new rule is to vote on a movie, you have to have watched the movie.

Did you know that?

That wasn't a rule?

How did they?

You didn't have to watch the movie to vote on the movie.

All right.

I don't watch any of that.

Do your teaching.

So, yeah, I'm kind of struggling with teaching moments, but I mean,

car maintenance is a good one.

But the problem with car maintenance is I kind of got to do a video of it.

So I'm going to just kind of walk through the change of attire.

But if you guys want to see videos of this, I'll be glad to do it.

I can change oil.

I can even change your blinker fluid because that runs out a lot in a lot of

cars, especially here in Vegas.

Yeah, we lose a lot of our blinker fluid really quick.

If you don't know, I'm talking about Google Blinker Fluid.

It's entertaining.

You know, I don't recommend, if somebody wants to call me out on this, this is great,

but it popped up like eight, 10 years ago.

Oh, we want to change out your brake fluid.

And I'm like, no, if there's a legit reason for it, I want to know.

It's, it's, it's, I believe it's water-based.

I don't know.

I believe it is because if you spill on your driveway, it disappears.

So it's got to be water-based.

I don't see a reason to change out my brake fluid unless I'm being scammed.

The other thing is, again, if you want to prove me wrong, come at me, bro.

Don't ever flush your radiator because you will be replacing your radiator after that.

Because you're, as you're driving, you get pinholes in your radiator from rocks and glass and

pedestrian's and BML protesters.

Or no, no, I think the more, the hummus, palestinian protesters now,

they really damage your radiator.

But when your radiator is a small hole in it, it kind of fixes itself.

But when you flush all that shit out and you've got 10 holes,

right, you're replacing your radiator.

So I mean, if you want to comment on that kind of stuff, let me know.

But in changing the tire, I mean, it's simple.

If it's the front tires, you can use your emergency brake to hold the back tires in place.

If you're, if you're changing a back tire, really can't use the emergency brake because it locks the

tire up. But you, but even if you use it, you want to chalk your tires.

Now you can chalk, you can buy the special chalks at the store.

You can get a big rock.

I've used all kinds of different stuff to chalk my tires.

You just want something that wedges between the street and the tire

that makes it harder for it to roll back on.

So changing the tire with verbally saying this.

Well, what about the jack?

Because I know I've seen people put the jack under like a piece of plastic.

So I, I, I do find the spot to jack it.

I, okay.

So if you have the manufacturers jack, you can almost look at the jack and the car and it kind

of fits like a puzzle piece.

I personally don't use those.

I always carry a tiny hydraulic jack with me and I just put it on the frame.

I put on the frame close to the tire that I'm changing without it being with the frame kind

of curves up. I just keep it back behind that and a hydraulic jack is easy.

It's not that hard to use.

It's actually fairly simple.

The manufacturers jacks, I'm not saying they don't work because I've literally

something like they actually like locked together with the puzzle piece.

It's kind of cool, but they're cheap jacks and I don't trust 10 year olds in China making a jack.

So I buy, I just have hydraulic jacks.

Break your lug nuts first, but put your, you use a star.

If you, you're going to use the entire iron, you're going to run the risk of breaking your studs.

If you have a stuck lug nut, I always use the stars to equal pressure.

Do not use a fucking torque wrench or impact wrench, whatever.

It's not fucking necessary.

I did an old show on it last year, probably about this day of time.

You can take the nuts off with it.

Just don't put them on because if you, if you don't have that with you and you put them on wrong,

you're not getting off. You're just not.

And especially with us in the desert, I mean, we could be in the desert,

no cell phone service and an hour from any, from any civilization.

So yeah, just a lug nut needs 90 PSI.

You can do that with your arms and a fucking star.

So when I break them, you know, get the jack set up, get the jack on the frame,

lift the car up a little bit, but do not lift the tire up off the ground.

Yeah. You want to need to tire the ground.

You just go to each lug nut and you just break them.

So they're easier to spin.

Then you jack the car up and you spin them off and then you take the tire off.

It depends that you probably going to be putting the donut spare on,

unless you actually have a full size spare.

Then you put that back on and then as you put the lug, I hand thread the lug nuts

as far as I can.

And then you go into a pattern of like, you do this lug nut first,

do this, you go the opposite over here, this one, you go to this one,

you go to this one, you go to this one, you go to that one.

You want to, you want to do a cross pattern.

So you set that tire on the, on the caliper, that caliper on there, on the road, or nice and tight.

But then you want to do that a couple of times.

And then when I drop it down, I then go, I just go one by one at this point

and just crank them tight using my muscles.

And I can, I can always get them off later on because one lug nut stuck, you're, you're done.

You're not going to get your off it.

It's going to suck.

Depending on where you are.

Because if you have no cell phone service and you can't get a lug off and you have flat tire,

you're walking.

Yep.

So, you know, let us know if you guys want videos of this stuff.

I mean, I can, I can change oil.

I can do a video of changing oil.

I can do a video of changing a tire.

I don't mind doing it.

I've got all this shit in my garage.

Yeah.

So let us know.

But that's kind of how you change your tire.

All right.

Cool.

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