Explicit Electrical Maintenance, Jellyfin & Kodi
Ep. 39

Electrical Maintenance, Jellyfin & Kodi

Episode description

Electrical Maintenance, Jellyfin & Kodi

00:00:00 Monero giveaway results

00:01:28 Biden, Trump, and narcissism

00:03:54 1500 page CR bill defeated

00:14:57 Florida woman arrested for threatening Blue Cross Blue Shield

00:17:12 Luigi getting the death sentence?

00:22:07 Possible new trial for Derek Chauvin

00:25:26 Wisconsin school shooter

00:27:08 A surprise speaker of the house

00:33:27 CNN in Syria

00:35:39 Trump wins $15 million defamation suit

00:36:30 Fannie Willis tossed as prosecutor

00:37:26 Botnet attacks from Khazakstan

00:38:26 Russian general blown to bits

00:39:26 More drones over New Jersey

00:45:19 Bitcoin prices

00:48:20 DHS undersecretary caught on hidden camera

00:49:15 California in a state of emergency over bird flu

00:49:43 Dave talks about Jellyfin & Kodi

01:04:04 Ron talks about electrical maintenance

Resources discussed on the show:

Jellyfin (https://jellyfin.org/), a self-hosted open source media server.

Kodi (https://kodi.tv/), a self-hosted open source home theater client.

Flir (https://flir.com), IR cameras for testing your electrical system.

Klein Tools (https://www.kleintools.com/), electrical tools, including outlet testers.

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

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We're here to educate you, entertain you, and hopefully give you a giggle or two.

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Yeah, before we get into it, let's talk about Monero.

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Oh, we got new breaking news on Monero. Well, we got a donation from Dormouse

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again. 0.00023471 Monero. Awesome. That is approximately two cents or five cents or something.

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I was gonna joke. Is it a nickel? Yeah, it is a nickel. And it came with a message.

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But we love them all. Yeah. So as I have promised on Matrix, here's to the you are welcome for

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securing your transactions on your favorite blockchain. I have only hit one mining share

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the whole weekend. So yeah, apparently, DoorMiles is doing some mining. And that was his

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rewards for mining. Good luck on your mining. And nobody won this week's challenge. So no one

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could find it. If not, I have a criminal record. So sorry, Oliver Chase, I saw that you tried,

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but you were wrong. You didn't say pedophile, did you? No, he said he couldn't find it.

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So we're going to roll that over to this week's challenge. So that's going to be 0.02.

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Do we have this week's challenge? Not yet. It's going to be, might be a secret word,

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might be something else. I do have an idea for it. So maybe we'll do that. But so they're

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going to the winner of this week will get 0.02 plus Dormouse's donation. Sweet. So Biden did

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maybe hopefully kind of his last interview. Oh, yeah. It was typical Biden mumble, mumble, mumble,

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mumble, mumble, a word, word, a word. I'm surprised I don't see it like I don't see people posting

1:48

on this and not on X anywhere. I think we're all just like fucking grandpa, just go home. Just,

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just make, take grandma, go home, don't get run over by a reindeer and you know, that kind of

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But no, it's, does he think he did a good job or is he just lying?

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Well, he's been a liar his whole life. No, I get that. He's had gaps his whole life. But

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now, well, okay, I think this is something he actually has in common with Trump.

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Like Trump will insist he's done a good job on everything ever his whole life. No, no,

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Trump does the best ever. Well, yeah. But like he's had several failed businesses. Now,

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obviously, if you open 100 businesses and 10 fail, you're still successful. Well, fail business is

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that that's the American way. I mean, he's still saying that the failed ones were great, right? Like,

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just let it go, man. You lost your stakes were bad. You like your steak well done with ketchup.

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Yes, he does. Oh, he's a psychopath. Well, he eats McDonald's. He loves McDonald's.

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I didn't know the fucking rare. He has terrible taste in food, which, you know, like, hey,

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that's fine, right? Just stay out of the food business. But he is like almost 80 and he's mobile.

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Yeah, well, yeah, I'm not saying. No, no, but maybe he maybe the I my shit rare to blue. So like, no,

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I need blood. What's technically not blood. I think he's always that way. No, I know. But I

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mean, I gotta have a biscuit to soak up the blood. But like, but both him and Biden

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will never ever admit that anything they did was wrong ever. Like, you could just like show them

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a video like you're here, you're wrong. No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't right. It's narcissism.

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Like, we do need narcissists in the world. I'm cool. So who is the hardest working person in the

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Biden staff? I don't even know who works in the Biden staff. I don't know. I don't know. I don't

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know. I don't have a name for it. It's more of the position just because he mumbles and

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it's been in the sun. That's offensive. No, it's offensive. No, it's

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Hey, I put closed captions on all our videos. I do that myself. Okay. It's for you for you deaf

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listeners out there. Yeah. And I know I've talked about this before, but it's just it's it's this

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is going to kind of tie into what Congress or what the house tried to do yesterday. They don't get it.

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The internet is here. Yeah. We are alive. We're ex and rumble. We're organizing. We're stopping the

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bullshit and they don't get it. They're just like, what? There was a reporter in the offices where

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Congress members offices are. I don't know. Is that the cat? I don't know what building that is.

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Yeah, that's in the Capitol. And they're like the phones were ringing off the hook yesterday

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because a lot of the right wing podcasts is like, call, call, call. Be nice. Don't insult. Right.

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Deferred. And and that plus Elon Musk on autistic on Twitter or XCS today. Holy shit, we fucking

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have success. Well, okay, so we're talking about the spending bill, right? Like this

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Omnibus bill. Yeah, 1500 pages bill that they come out with pictures of it. We're just like a

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giant fucking stack of paper. And I mean, like, no one read that. No one read that. Yes, he did.

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Well, Elon Musk's ready because no, um, yeah. But no, what they're doing is they're using, um,

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not chat. They're using an AI. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they're uploading certain keywords.

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So that's pretty cool. AI is working for people. That is pretty cool. Um, but so I saw that the

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bill failed and, um, they came out with another replacement that's like 115 pages and that failed

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till. Oh, it did. Okay. Good. Because that bill is a piece of shit. Fuck about. I mean, seriously,

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I mean, there was what $850,000 for a gay senior home. I mean, seriously, seniors need a place to

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live. No, no, no, I'm all four gay seniors hanging out together by all means. But we gotta pay for

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that. Yeah, they are the highest. They are one of the highest income brackets. Like why, why are we

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kids? Right. Why are we paying for this? I was at $15 million to pay Egyptian college tuition.

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The college in Egypt or? Yeah, college in Egypt. Pay the tuition. Why? I don't know.

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Um, 400k for gay activist group to teach elementary kids about being trans. Did you,

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did they not fucking pay attention to what happened November? A mandate happened. Now the

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kind of, Trace, whatever, I'm feeling that fucking doodle bone. He's an idiot. He knows he's not

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even a whole number. Um, and then this is my best one because this might be a manoeuvre challenge

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if you want. It's up to you. Well, what is it? What the fuck is a, um, a DEI zoo? A diversity, equity,

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inclusion zoo. Zoo. Yeah. So the animals? Maybe you have like albino animals or gay animal,

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like because there's big gay penguins out there. That gay ducks though, because they made for life.

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There are tigers that develop all black fur. So like the black tigers maybe,

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because they're not left, they're not panthers. They're actually tigers. And you can, if you

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zoom in, like you can see the stripes through the blast fur, but yeah, I don't, I don't, yeah, I don't,

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and then the last one, and again, this goes to, hey, we see you as a fucking mandate,

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pay attention because we are, and we're going to be loud and obnoxious about it.

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And we're not going to tolerate this shit. 400K for a group, uh, to give clothes to teens

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to hide their gender. We're done with this. We're done. We're done. You can't buy clothes,

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you can't go to Target, go to the men's section. I know. What are you talking about?

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Targets all by black rock. They got this, you can tuck it and stuff. You know, women, women are

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complaining that like their clothes don't have enough pockets or any pockets at all or fake

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pockets. Yeah. Go to the men's section. You're not, you're not being from buying.

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And we don't care. God damn it. But, but so, so now we got to talk about Speaker Johnson.

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Well, but no, no, you missed the, you missed the best one. Oh, what was the best one?

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They gave themselves a 40% raise. Well, yeah, we know, but, but they haven't had a raise since 2012.

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I don't give a fuck. I know. They're making 100% of your case.

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So you're fucking a job. So now that you, uh, transitioned to that,

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so have you heard the fight between cat herd and the eye patch dude? Yeah. Yeah.

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Crenshaw. Yeah. And he is, he didn't just, so apparently cat herd was supporting another poster.

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Yeah. And then, uh, that was going, was going back within Crenshaw. Yeah. Over the pirate.

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Right. I patch became, I became that is his nickname. That is great. Um, and then cat

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her got involved with this guy just went off on that. Yeah. Yeah. He didn't. And, uh, cat turns

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like, we don't make enough money in Congress. He's like, yeah, well, you've been excellent

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stock traders that you joined. Multi-millionaires. And he goes, I've only invested $200,000.

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Oh, we're not coming from the community. No came up this year alone. You invested $400,000.

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So Crenshaw, you came in, you might have been a hero, but, but you're zero.

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I actually, I had an interesting take on this one because, um, some guy was, I don't know who

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it was. I replied to them on X, but they were saying, Oh, this is how Congress people talk to

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citizens. And I replied like, well, actually I would prefer that they do this more, just be right.

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Like he's wrong and he's an asshole, but be right and be an asshole. Be angry, be passionate. I don't

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care if you say the word fuck. Yeah. Um, but, but be right. Yeah. Oh God. It was hysterical.

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Because if Thomas Massey came out with this kind of, oh, now we're bringing up Massey.

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If I won, if I won the Congress, I'd be talking this way still. Yeah. The super hero of Congress.

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He wants to join the Elon Musk and the Vic on the, the doge. Nice. So, so Massey, please,

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because guess what Massey did six months ago? A lot of things predicted this bullshit is happening

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right fucking now. He goes, they're going to wait till November 20th. They're going to try to push

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this bill through. They're going to be like vote for it or don't see your kids at Christmas. So

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Congress, guess what? Fuck you. Don't see your kids at Christmas. You know, you're rich. Fly your

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kids into DC. What the fuck? Oh, DC's a crime written hellhole. I don't care. That's not my problem.

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Yeah. Um, shut it down. Shut the fucking government down. Yeah. So the new bill, they cut out a lot

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of the pork, which, you know, fair enough. But, but here's the thing, like you mentioned a bunch of

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figures, like $400,000 and 800,000. That is a tiny fraction of the percent of what the bill is

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spending. Oh, so, so the bill that they kept, which is 116 pages, which you said they rejected to,

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still spending like $4 trillion. Like what the fuck are you spending $4 trillion on? But it's

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for the Democrats who are involved in on that one. I don't care who does it. Get it out. I'm good.

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Shut it down. We don't need you. The last time there was government, so there was a government

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shutdown, probably had to be 2019, maybe 2018. Okay. And I happened to had already booked airline

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flight to Los Angeles. Okay. So I'm like, Oh, dear God, TSA, it's gonna be a fucking nightmare.

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Yeah. And it was a three day weekend. So we came back on a Monday, we went to the airport on Monday,

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we showed up like three hours early. There was no line. TSA went through just fine. Guess what?

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The reason they don't want to... They had private... No, they had some TSA. Okay. Still working. But

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here's the thing, government, the reason you don't want to shut down, you don't want us to know how

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good our life would be without you. I saw a meme. They had like the Spanish government shut down

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for like 10 months and like the GDP went like way up. Yeah. Like shocker. Shut it down. We don't

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care. And by the way, first of all, the pet peeve of mine, the military does get paid. So quit fucking

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saying it. There's one branch in the National Guard, and it's not even like the full time National

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Guard, they say one entity in the National Guard that doesn't get paid. Oh, darn. And it might be

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the part time people. Right. So, so now they can actually say the military doesn't get paid. You

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don't want to pay the military at Christmas time. Yes, we're gonna pair military. Actually, I don't.

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Fuck them. Hey, we're not at war. Well, are we? No, I think we are. Congress has declared war since

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1941. We're not at war. Wait, so no wars have been declared by Congress? No, not since the 19,

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not since 1911? No. Oh, wow. Declare war on who? That's true. It was the state action. Because

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it's a police, because everything now is a police action. Right. It's never a war, which is not, I

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mean, that's not in the Constitution. I've really read it like a thousand times. It's not in there.

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Yeah, but yeah, but no, it just, it just irritates me. Oh, you don't want farmers getting the subsidies?

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No. You don't want to, you don't want to help people? No, this one's great though. You don't want to

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help the hurricane victims in North Carolina? No. They were calling in the Congress going,

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yes, we need help, but not this way. So, fucking awesome, North Carolina. I'm sorry to position

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you're in. I hope everything works out for you, but good job. A lot of the reps were like,

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bitching, no, you don't want to help the disaster victims. And I would reply,

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well, you can, you can write a bill right now that does that. Why aren't you doing it?

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One bill, one bill, one page. So I hope it shuts down. I've gone through, I don't know,

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four or five government shutdowns in my life and these ones I knew of. Yeah.

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Nothing bad happened. Right, nothing happened. We're getting attacked by Russia. Well, there were

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some bad things that happened. Oh, so if you were wanting to go visit like the Grand Canyon or

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Yellowstone National Park, they placed a guy there that would stand there and tell you,

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sorry, folks, parks closed. Well, no, one day they left the park open, but they weren't cleaning the

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bathrooms. So my question is, why does Congress get paid during a government shutdown? I don't know.

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I think, I don't know. See, they, they should be the ones that lose the fucking money. But, and

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then here's the thing, here's the breaking news, people, if you don't get paid, you're still getting

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paid, it's just going to come a couple weeks later. Right. So don't freak out over this,

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shut the government down. We don't need you. Let's actually have a Merry Christmas.

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And that's how, because that year's funny. You know that movie of the BB gun to slide?

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Christmas story. Yeah. And he only wanted for Christmas by two front teeth. Yeah. Well, I used

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to say this a lot. I was going to do it to Speaker Johnson, but I'm like, oh, I'm going to visit

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me at the FBI. Because I was just saying, all I want for Christmas is Speaker Johnson's two front

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teeth. Now, not a threat. I don't know where the guy is. I don't know. I don't, coming out

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of his two front teeth, but if someone wants to take him and send him to me, I'll take him.

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No, no, this is not a threat. Good to God. I don't need to get like 20 packages of teeth in the mail.

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Which one's the right one? I know. There was a TV show that got canceled like,

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after a season, it was called Jericho. Okay. And it got canceled on a cliffhanger because they

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a decade or two ago, that's something you did series on a cliffhanger. So they, in the TV show,

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the granddad was telling his grandson like about sending peanuts to a government official that

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did them wrong. These motherfuckers blasted bags of peanuts to the execs of whatever TV show that was,

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whatever network that was on. And they brought it back for a half a season to end it. So shit

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does work. We organize, we fight. I don't go much further because I don't want to be arrested. Oh,

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shit. Okay. I know we can answer this goddamn question. Yeah. Have you heard about the lady

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before they got arrested? Did the destroyer get arrested before? Are we talking about? I guess it

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was pretty vague. She was on the phone with Blue Cross Blue Shield and they denied her claim.

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And then she said those three words. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. No, no, she said,

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um, you people are next. Right. Okay. But you people are next. Yeah. But she also said the three

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words, the last word. Did I depose something? Yeah. And depose. What does depose mean?

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To go to court. Yeah. You people are next. How is that a threat? Well, hold on. So like,

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the charges were dropped. Huh? The charges were dropped. When? Like last week sometime.

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After, because I, yeah, I haven't heard that because I'm like, she's going to become a man.

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She's going to fucking sue you guys. I don't know, man. It's, it's a close. It's a close.

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Let's talk about that. Now, first of all, wait, before we get into that,

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I don't think threats should be against the law. It's part of the First Amendment. Free speech is

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free speech. If, if the threat is viable. Don't care. No, you're right. I agree. If you say,

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if you say, I'm going to punch you and then you punch them, the punching them is the crime.

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No, you have a great point because what if you're a woman being harassed by a man, whether it be

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your husband, boyfriend or stranger, what he's stalking me, he's watching me, he's taking pictures

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of me. Well, ma'am, has he done anything wrong yet? No, well, we can't help you. Okay. So what did

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she do wrong? What's I'm saying, like, she did another wrong. Right. I agree with you. Yeah.

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The problem is like the laws right now are all fucked up. Like we have laws for harassment

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and stalking and threats. And like, these are all subjective and vague. And like, there's,

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there's no way to resolve it. Just like, dude, let everybody arm themselves, right? Give her

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to all these gun control laws, get rid of waiting periods. And if a woman feels threatened by a

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fucking gun, and if he does something, he's not a threat anymore. Thank you. Well, that's actually

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the biggest concern with the red flag laws. Right. Because what if I was abusing my wife?

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That you would get her guns taken away. Yeah. Yeah. And what she gonna,

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how she gonna protect herself from me? She's not. Well, she's a frying pan. But I call the cops.

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The frying pans. And then the cops are gonna say, okay, do anything. Has he hit you yet?

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Nope. Okay. Calls when he does. You mother fuckers. So let's talk about Luigi. Yeah. The good looking

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criminal. Well, you, you say I, he's going off what the women are saying online. They love this guy.

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He, what he did was wrong. He should not have killed anybody.

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But they're overcharging him. I don't even know what they're charging him with.

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It's first degree murder. Well, they, they went from second to first, which I agree with. Well,

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New York has weird definitions of murder. I don't know if you know this. Well, it's probably the

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high numbers of murder. They have weird definitions of first degree versus second degree. So like,

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it's not, but I'm not even going to the first degree I agree with. It was planned. It was thought

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out. And it was first degree murder. Yeah. But they're calling him a terrorist. And they're going

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off the death penalty. So maybe this would be the mayor challenge. When's the last time New York

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State killed somebody? Probably two days ago. 1963. Really? Yep. But if it's legal there. Yeah,

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but if it's legal, what, why entry? I don't know. 1963. So, um, yeah, I don't think so. I mean,

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do they have to buy a new electric chair to bring the gallows out? I don't even understand. So

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they do an injection now, right? Fuckin' Twinkie eater. You're overcharging him. If I was on that

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jury, I'd find him not guilty because you're fucking overcharging him. Charging for what he did,

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lock his ass up, put him in a box for the rest of his life. That's not, we're cool. I don't think

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it's terrorism like this. But that's the problem with prosecutors. Yeah. And fucking Alan Bragg,

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the Twinkie eaters, his butt still hurt from Trump's, when Trump spanked him. So now he's

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trying to get his name back in the news. You're overcharging it, dude. Your jury's going to

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turn on you. And I hope they do. Well, speaking of that, hold on. So I want to ask the question here.

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If people murder people and they do all the time in this country, school shootings, workplace

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shootings, shooting grandma, whatever, do they get the death penalty? Usually no. But the guy who

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shot one guy, it was the CEO, he's getting the death penalty. He's a CEO. Oh, because he's rich

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and wealthy. Oh, I see. So you only want to go after the fucking, protect the wealthy people.

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Fuck you, Alan Bragg. I think the badder, come at me. The most charitable explanation is that

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he's inspiring all these copycat wannabes. You know what? So what? TV does that. Cartoons do that.

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If I had a two by four right now, I put a big short right, spit it into the head with it.

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Just like the three stooges did. That would be the arguments. I mean, it's overcharging these

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prosecutors, get out of control. Wait, wait, wait, wait. What's the criteria for death penalty

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in New York anyway? I don't know. Okay, so it takes the word terrorism out of it, judging for

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first degree murder. Yeah. And if, if, well, no, you haven't killed anybody in like 30, 40, 50 years.

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60, wait, 63, we missed the anniversary. So that's 60 years. Yeah, 60 years. 61 years. So you know

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what? Maybe just put it like his ass up. He did nothing special. He didn't kill a cop because

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the cop will get you, they'll get the death penalty or could get you the death penalty. Yeah. But a

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CEO, so you're just going to protect the wealthy in this country? Really? What about us? He just

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goes to show this country is out of fucking control. They, the government does what they want. They

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don't care about us. We're expendable. But oh, by all means, you should a CEO. Do not shoot CEOs.

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I am not advocating for that. But if you shoot a CEO, you get the death penalty, really? That's

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bullshit. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's,

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who decides death? Is it the judge that decides or the jury? No, the prosecutor. The prosecutor decides

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the charges and then he's got to sell them to the jury. So the jury decides the sentence in New

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York? Uh, well, so the, the, the jury will decide the guilt or innocence of, of an individual,

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of an individual or the guilt and the not guilty plea. Right. Apparently no one's innocent. But,

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but in some, right, in some states, the jury decides the death penalty as well. And I don't

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know if that's New York or not. Okay. Well, since they haven't killed somebody since 63,

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I guess we don't really have a way to go back to, but you haven't done it in 40, 50, 60 years, dude.

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Just move on and do your shit and do your job. Well, I want to pay for this fucking-

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You got to pay for this fucking-

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I was in prison? Yeah, but you, you, you, did electric share. I was, I was saying,

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how much electricity costs? You want electricity cost is now?

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Not more. Not that much.

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Pretty sure not one person hurt. I'm not sure one word I just said, but that's cool.

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Because if my president can do it, so can I. No, it's, I don't want to pay for him in prison.

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And I truly, because I, I blew up, well, I'm not going to get into the whole prison system,

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right? But the reality is he committed a crime. He needs to be held accountable for it. But don't

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fucking overcharge. Don't undercharge and don't overcharge. It's not that hard to do people.

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Right. Well, it's-

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It's shot CEO in my leg, shot CEO in back, ran away, bought coffee, stayed at a hostel,

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followed him. Oh, that's first degree murder.

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Speaking of overcharging, they're going to give Derek Chauvin a new trial.

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And they should. Yeah, I mean, I don't know if they should.

22:14

Well, see, again, like, I, I think he deserves to be in prison.

22:18

So do you know his knee was actually on the dude's shoulders and not his neck?

22:22

I don't care.

22:23

Do you know the training video that the cops went through?

22:25

I don't care. I don't care.

22:26

Is that this is how you do it?

22:27

I don't care.

22:27

The dude released his autopsy.

22:31

They have.

22:32

And what was that? A whole bunch of drugs.

22:34

Yeah. So what?

22:35

The defense attorney was going to have the drug dealer go up as a witness and say how much drugs

22:42

don't even know how that one came about.

22:44

But the judge would not allow the drug dealer to testify.

22:47

Well, so that's the thing is you're talking about overcharging as they overcharged him.

22:50

Yes, they did.

22:51

And now like, they're going to have to redo it and now he might go free, where I don't think he

22:55

should go free. I think he should have negligent homicide on his record. And I think that's like

23:00

10 years.

23:01

Okay. But why is it negligent homicide?

23:03

Because he whether there was fentanyl in the system or not, he caused the whole situation

23:08

to where he caused the death.

23:09

Okay. So George Floyd, where did he die at?

23:12

Um, was he on the streets or was he in the hospital?

23:16

In the hospital. Okay.

23:17

So he made it to the hospital a lot.

23:18

Yeah. Okay.

23:20

How does that choke someone out?

23:22

Because he's the one who caused the whole situation in the first place.

23:24

No, the drugs in George Floyd's system.

23:26

No, no, no. The reason the drugs were in the system is because the well, okay.

23:30

He had the drugs.

23:33

Give him a fair trial and I will accept some of the outcomes.

23:36

Okay. So he swallowed the drugs because the cops showed up.

23:40

Okay.

23:41

And he didn't want to get caught with drugs, right?

23:43

That's what I do with my drugs.

23:44

Yeah, of course.

23:45

So now, now Chauvin, okay. So like, there was this whole thing where they're trying to get him in the

23:50

car and he's like freaking the fuck out because of all the drugs.

23:54

And like, he can't, he doesn't want to get in the car.

23:57

He's having a panic attack.

23:58

And they take him out.

24:00

And that's when like Chauvin gets on top of him.

24:02

Like, why? You don't have to be on top of him.

24:04

No, he was a big dude.

24:05

He wasn't, he wasn't hurt.

24:06

And we all know cops like to punish you.

24:09

Yeah. So like, dude, just fucking, you had him in cops already.

24:12

Just put him on the ground and let him sit there.

24:14

I'm not saying Derek Chauvin was right.

24:17

What I'm saying is he didn't get a fair trial.

24:19

Well, no, I feel that that's, and that's a problem because of the fair trial.

24:23

But that was his training.

24:24

I don't give a fuck.

24:25

You're an adult person.

24:26

You are responsible for your actions.

24:28

It doesn't matter what some other man told you to do.

24:31

That I was just doing my job as not flying America.

24:34

Uh, it does a lot of times, but not all, you're right.

24:37

Not all the time.

24:37

It shouldn't.

24:39

And put the fucking, put the police chief on trial too.

24:43

Put the guy who made the training video on trial.

24:45

Yeah.

24:45

I'm not saying like, oh, don't just ignore it.

24:49

No, that should be on trial.

24:51

I mean, like that's all bullshit.

24:52

You shouldn't be having that in the training manual.

24:54

And it was bullshit that they fucking tried to deny it and throw

24:57

Chauvin under the boss about that.

24:58

Well, we didn't train him to do that.

24:59

Yes, you fucking did.

25:01

So we didn't fuck all these people.

25:03

Well, no, it was, it was caught up in the stereo of the COVID era.

25:07

Right.

25:08

And he, he got railroaded.

25:11

I'm not saying he's innocent.

25:13

I'm not, you won't lock a cop up.

25:15

Yeah, I'm kind of okay with that too.

25:16

Because they kind of do it.

25:17

It should have been negligent homicide in, in, but do it the right way.

25:21

Allow witnesses to come in.

25:22

Right.

25:22

Allow this shit to happen and let it play out right.

25:24

And let us know how it's working out.

25:26

So, oh, we have another school shooter.

25:31

Yeah, I didn't pay much attention to that.

25:33

The fucking sheriff and the governor of Wisconsin.

25:38

Oh, we're not going to release their, their, their gender.

25:41

Really?

25:41

What?

25:42

Really?

25:43

I mean, we, we, we want to know.

25:45

I mean, you know, we need to kind of know,

25:47

so we kind of pay attention to stuff.

25:50

Apparently, I think the new, the new story is it was a assist female or someone for a female.

25:57

I have no idea.

25:58

And I didn't pay attention.

25:59

It was horrible and she, well, she's dead.

26:02

So that's probably, I saw, I saw people bitching about gun control and just like,

26:08

teachers aren't themselves.

26:08

That'll solve the problem.

26:09

Yeah, well, no, but there was, there was, I mean, there was like, what, two,

26:12

two conversations in the past month over gun control and how they'd come to get guns.

26:16

There was, well, there was a school shooting.

26:17

Yeah.

26:18

And then when the, when Luigi shot the CEO, people came up,

26:23

wait, no, no, they didn't.

26:25

No, they didn't.

26:25

Oh, shit.

26:26

So when you shoot a CEO, we, the people or some of the people say it's cool.

26:33

It's okay.

26:34

Right.

26:34

The government goes, oh, we're going to kill you if you kill a CEO.

26:37

We're not going to kill somebody who killed five people,

26:39

but we'll kill the one guy who killed one guy.

26:43

Fucking stop it.

26:45

We're all the same.

26:46

I don't care how much money got in the pocket.

26:48

I don't care what my job title is.

26:50

We're all the same.

26:51

And you politicians, you fucking put on notice.

26:54

We're coming after you guys too.

26:55

Not in a threatening way.

26:57

And we're not going to take you to front teeth.

27:00

What we're going to do is we're going to hold your accountable.

27:03

We're going to call you.

27:04

We're going to let you know we disagree with you and we're going to primary the

27:07

shit out of anybody.

27:08

Did you hear what Rand Paul suggested?

27:10

Yes.

27:11

So you can't do it though.

27:12

Yes, you can.

27:13

Go ahead.

27:14

So he said that we should elect Elon Musk, the Speaker of the House.

27:18

So it wouldn't be a luck, it would be a point.

27:19

Or a point, yeah.

27:20

But we can't do that.

27:21

Yes, we can.

27:21

No, we can't.

27:22

Why not?

27:22

Tell me why.

27:23

Tell me why you think we can.

27:24

Because it doesn't say anywhere that the Speaker of the House has to be a member of the House.

27:28

Yes, you're 100% correct.

27:30

Okay.

27:30

But guess what else it says.

27:33

What position is the Speaker of the House in when it comes to the presidency?

27:38

There's like third line.

27:39

Yeah, I don't think that matters.

27:40

You have to be an American born citizen.

27:41

I don't think that, I don't think you do.

27:42

Because you know it's him out today.

27:44

You have to be an American born citizen because you are in the succession of.

27:49

Yeah, I don't think it works that way.

27:50

So Musk would become president?

27:51

He just wouldn't become president.

27:53

So then they would skip him and go to the next guy.

27:55

Go to the general.

27:55

I don't know.

27:56

I believe the general comes next.

27:57

Well, okay, then there you go.

27:59

That's not what I'm here.

28:00

The Constitution doesn't say that.

28:02

Well, what does the Constitution say?

28:03

It says that a president must be the natural born citizen.

28:05

Right.

28:06

And then it lists the succession in the 12th amendment, I want to say.

28:10

Probably.

28:11

But it doesn't say that the speaker must be this and the right person must be this.

28:14

Can the vice president be non-born?

28:17

Yes.

28:18

Non-American born, non-born.

28:20

Yes.

28:21

Really?

28:21

Well, unless I would.

28:23

I'm pretty sure the Constitution doesn't say vice president has to be.

28:26

So actually that's a great interpretation of the law.

28:28

Because it's not something that the forefathers thought of when they wrote the Constitution.

28:32

Well, actually the forefathers really would have written that amendment.

28:35

I'm pretty sure they did think of it.

28:38

But let me hold on.

28:39

Let me double check the vice president because I'm not.

28:42

I would think they would.

28:45

And by the way, I'm still really cool with our Trump's VP pick.

28:49

It's only the president that has to be a natural born citizen.

28:52

Really?

28:52

Yeah.

28:54

So you would just skip that person.

28:55

You would presumably just skip them.

28:57

So what is the succession?

28:58

It's president, vice, speaker of the House.

29:00

12th amendment.

29:01

I believe it goes to military, not to the Senate.

29:04

I'm not sure it even goes further than the speaker.

29:07

There's generals involved in it.

29:09

I don't think so.

29:10

I do know.

29:10

I know that to be true.

29:11

I don't think so.

29:12

You're going to find out that magic box you're typing shit into.

29:15

Let's see.

29:15

12th amendment.

29:18

Oh God, this is really long.

29:19

Electors meeting is blah blah blah blah blah.

29:21

So should I do dead air for the next like 30 minutes while he reads all that shit?

29:24

If you know this, I'm right.

29:25

Hold on, hold on.

29:28

Let's see how I can entertain you.

29:29

Fuck me, dude.

29:30

Where is this shit?

29:31

We did the cat-turd pirate fight, which by the way, actually.

29:34

Oh, so okay.

29:35

So the vice president does have to be a citizen and that was added by the 12th amendment.

29:40

But the citizen is different than natural.

29:42

No, no, no.

29:43

It says no person constitutionally eligible to president can be vice president.

29:47

But now, okay.

29:48

But wasn't there a precedent set back in 2008?

29:52

What do you mean?

29:52

That the president doesn't need to be a natural born citizen anymore.

29:55

No.

29:57

Yeah.

29:57

Come on, do the math.

29:58

Get out of here.

29:58

Get out of here.

30:00

Get out of here.

30:01

I'm not a birther, but I will make that joke every time I can.

30:05

Where the fuck is the succession?

30:08

Oh, Lordy, what else do I got here?

30:11

Let me go to my trustee, or Chromebook.

30:13

We talked about the omnibus.

30:15

Fuck you, Speaker Johnson.

30:16

You didn't go home.

30:17

You're out of office in two years.

30:22

We are all going to come at you, bro.

30:24

We're all going to do it.

30:25

You showed your true colors.

30:27

You're a piece of shit.

30:29

And you have no desire to do your job as a Republican.

30:34

You're part of the Uniparty and you're a Rhino.

30:37

So you got to go.

30:39

And I mean, I don't know.

30:41

I mean, I'm not from Louisiana, so I really can't do a whole lot against you.

30:44

But guess who's coming for you?

30:46

Elon Musk is bringing in fucking his checkbook.

30:48

So you're done.

30:50

Jesus Christ, this is fucking long and...

30:53

Jesus.

30:53

You went down a rabbit hole, so I'm just going to start talking.

30:55

Okay.

30:56

So there it goes.

30:57

Vice President, Speaker, to President Pro Temp of the Senate,

31:01

Secretary of State, then it goes to the cabinet.

31:03

Which I don't know how the fuck that makes any sense, but...

31:06

Oh, so it does go to the Senate and then the cabinet and then the General's Senate.

31:09

Yeah.

31:09

Well, I don't even see generals on there.

31:11

So...

31:11

I know that somewhere or somehow they do follow this session.

31:15

Although I think I saw that in a movie, so it could be wrong.

31:19

Yeah.

31:19

So only the President and Vice President have to be natural born citizens

31:23

and 35 years old and odd shit.

31:26

It doesn't say the Secretary of State has to...

31:27

Or the Speaker of the House has to be.

31:29

So presumably it just skips them to the next guy.

31:34

So I believe Elon Musk is qualified to be the Speaker of the House.

31:37

Then put him in.

31:39

Because they lost their mind to Elon Musk.

31:43

Oh, yeah.

31:44

Oh, yeah.

31:44

I love that.

31:44

Oh, he's acting like the President.

31:46

So Trump is just going to let him run the country?

31:49

Yeah, maybe he will.

31:51

And you know what?

31:51

We're going to love it.

31:52

It'll be better.

31:53

You put Trump, Vance and Musk together and don't forget Kennedy.

31:58

Throw a little bit of pepper in Kennedy.

32:00

Yeah.

32:00

And we're going to...

32:01

This country's going to change.

32:04

But, oh, but what's that fucking old gay dude from the...

32:07

Chase him.

32:08

Carolina's, no.

32:10

Maybe we should hook them up.

32:11

Lindsey Graham.

32:11

Yeah, Lindsey Graham.

32:13

It's funny you got that on the side.

32:14

I said very few words and you're like, Lindsey Graham?

32:17

I heard a Carolina in there.

32:18

I know.

32:18

So maybe Chase Oliver and Lindsey Graham should hook up.

32:22

And Lindsey Graham, I actually...

32:24

I hate to do...

32:24

I don't like him, but he said something about two weeks ago that I'm like,

32:29

oh, I actually dig that.

32:31

He said, I always vote yes on the president's picks.

32:35

Oh yeah, you're missing that.

32:36

Regardless of Republican, regardless of Democrat, I want them to be successful.

32:41

Oh, oh, so you've done that and now you're going to pull that plug on Kennedy?

32:45

But amen, what are you scared of?

32:47

You're going to get more money from the farmer's suit goals?

32:49

Oh, the drug companies are going, hmm, we can't let Kennedy in.

32:54

That's the guy we wanted.

32:56

You cock sucker.

32:57

I don't like everything you said.

32:57

Literally.

32:59

No, actually, no, no.

33:01

Is he a topper?

33:01

No, he's not gay.

33:02

Is he a topper or a bop?

33:03

He's not gay at all.

33:05

Your gaydar is broken.

33:06

He's just named Lindsey.

33:07

Your gaydar is broken like a woman lover.

33:09

Lindsey used to be a man's name.

33:11

It doesn't.

33:11

I didn't say he's gay because his name.

33:13

I'm saying he's gay because he sucks dick.

33:16

I haven't seen that.

33:17

Just my opinion, I could be wrong.

33:18

I have not seen that video.

33:19

So I...

33:20

There's a now people saying that he's gay.

33:21

And if he is, I don't care.

33:24

Just do your fucking job and support Kennedy.

33:27

So let's talk about the breaking news CNN had.

33:29

Yeah.

33:30

They, in Syria, so okay, I don't do a lot of like foreign shit.

33:34

Yeah, I avoid that much.

33:35

Mostly too.

33:36

It's not a libertarian thing.

33:37

We're...

33:38

Well, it is.

33:39

Get us out of there.

33:39

That's what a libertarian is.

33:41

We don't really want to involve...

33:41

We don't think our government should be involved.

33:42

Not my problem.

33:44

So in Syria, when the president or prime minister or whatever.

33:48

Yeah, Assad.

33:48

When he like snuck away to Russia.

33:50

Yeah.

33:51

CNN rolled in.

33:53

Well, no, there is a reporter who is going city to city.

33:57

Looking for a reporter that's been in jail for 14 years.

34:00

Keep it up brother.

34:00

Good job.

34:01

Go fight.

34:01

I hope you fight your friend.

34:03

Now let's get to CNN reporter.

34:05

What is her name?

34:08

I should have read this at a time.

34:11

Clarissa Ward.

34:13

Z-L-A-R-I-S-S-A.

34:15

Clarissa.

34:16

Clarissa.

34:16

You don't remember Clarissa explains it all?

34:18

Absolutely not.

34:21

So she is in Syria and they are walking through a prison

34:26

and she is filming and she comes across a lock cell.

34:31

So what does this dumb ass do if she unlocks and she gets the door locked?

34:33

Oh yeah, what can go wrong?

34:34

And they go in and they find a prisoner.

34:37

He's been there for we don't know how long.

34:39

He was under the blanket and they were shaking and they were like,

34:41

oh sir, sir, we are here to rescue you.

34:44

He stands up all kind of fresh looking, nice clean clothes, smooth haircut.

34:49

And so I've been here for a really long time.

34:52

Thank you for saving me.

34:54

He's just trying to get the fuck out of the camera view.

34:55

Yeah.

34:56

Why?

34:57

Why did that want me to camera view?

34:58

Guess who he is?

34:59

Was that Assad?

35:00

That's the butcher.

35:01

The butcher, he was one that tortured other prisoners.

35:05

So they released the butcher and let his ass go.

35:09

Great job CNN.

35:11

If you're trying to get ratings that way, ain't gonna work either.

35:14

They heard there for sale too.

35:15

So if anyone wants to gift us either MSN or CNN.

35:19

Or both.

35:19

Both.

35:21

You can do CNN.

35:22

I'll do MSN.

35:23

We'll see who gets the better ratings.

35:25

I will.

35:26

Trust me, I got a plan already.

35:27

I don't think so.

35:29

You got a plan, dude.

35:30

I will rock that.

35:31

I'm just going to hack it.

35:32

I'm just going to hack your servers and divert all your traffic to me.

35:36

I got Oliver Chase on my side.

35:39

I have a topic that you didn't bring up.

35:42

Okay.

35:43

Trump $15 million.

35:46

Oh, from...

35:47

From ABC.

35:49

Who?

35:49

ABC.

35:50

Yeah, but the short little...

35:51

George Steffenoff.

35:52

Yeah, Steffenoff and the Greek dude.

35:53

Yes.

35:55

He's just going to stack up the cash.

35:57

That was like people were raging over this.

35:59

Like, oh, Trump's a rapist.

36:02

And then like you just look at...

36:03

Here's the jury for him.

36:05

No, he's not a rapist.

36:06

They played what he said.

36:07

So stupid.

36:08

And it was just like rapist, rapist, rapist, rapist, rapist.

36:10

Now, he said the jury said...

36:14

Like it doesn't get any more clear cut than that.

36:16

Go after them all, Trump.

36:18

Now again, like I don't believe there should be a defamation law at all.

36:21

You should be able to say anything you want.

36:23

But there is, but it exists.

36:25

It's here now, so deal with it.

36:26

Stop fucking being so stupid.

36:29

So just a real quick...

36:30

This is a really quick story.

36:32

Fannie Willis Fannie, whatever her name is.

36:36

She got...

36:36

She cannot be part of the Trump prosecutor team.

36:42

So Trump responded to that.

36:43

And in beautiful Trump fashion, he's like...

36:50

Well, apparently she pronounced it different than Fannie.

36:53

Yeah, fawny or something.

36:54

Fawney or something.

36:55

He goes, no, no, no, no, no, no, people.

36:57

It's Fannie.

36:58

It's spelled like Fannie, it's Fannie.

36:59

It's another word for ass.

37:02

Well, in England, it means you're pussy.

37:07

Which Trump can grab her by, apparently.

37:11

Just for the...

37:12

Oh, God.

37:13

Again, I'd like Trump because he makes me laugh, and that was funny.

37:17

If you don't find that funny, you don't know what funny is.

37:20

It's just saying, man.

37:22

Oh, where the hell are we?

37:26

All right, well, I guess that nobody has heard anywhere.

37:30

Oh, breaking news?

37:32

Breaking news.

37:33

You heard it here first on Canary in the Cage.

37:35

So we did a show on Honey Pots a couple of months ago.

37:40

And I run a Honey Pot.

37:42

Okay.

37:43

And just the last two days, I've had more activity than I've ever seen before.

37:48

So someone out there has a botnet that is going nuts.

37:51

And they're all coming from Kazakhstan.

37:53

So I don't, like, I don't know if it's...

37:54

Mean Costco.

37:55

No, Kazakhstan, the country.

37:57

Where more is from?

37:59

Oh, I was gonna...

38:00

Okay, I got confused.

38:01

No, I thought they were like...

38:02

I don't know if it's Kazakhstan itself, or if it's like China going through them,

38:06

or North Korea going through them or whatever.

38:08

But be on the lookout.

38:09

So, you know, any suspicious links, any activity on your network, check the IPs.

38:17

If it's from Kazakhstan, like, something's going on.

38:19

So...

38:20

Okay.

38:20

Yeah, be on this.

38:21

Hey, I say this show all the time, I'm like, something ain't right here.

38:25

Maybe something's gonna happen.

38:26

Kind of like going into my story now, guess who got blown the fuck up?

38:33

It was a general in the Russian army.

38:34

Oh, yeah, I saw that video.

38:35

He walks out of his apartment, a bike blows up, and he's dead.

38:38

It's pretty standard, isn't it?

38:40

It must be CIA.

38:41

Normally, they get thrown out of windows over there, and...

38:43

Yeah, or planes.

38:45

Yeah, but...

38:46

But...

38:46

I mean, I don't care, like this...

38:47

But no, no, no, no, if our CIA did this, that's bullshit.

38:50

Right.

38:51

So it's kind of looking like our CIA might have...

38:54

I don't know why, what the evidence for that is or anything, I don't give a fuck.

38:58

Well, it's no different than the pipeline.

39:01

Months later, I'm pretty much sure we proved we did it.

39:03

Kind of, yeah.

39:04

Yeah, kind of so.

39:05

Which actually, apparently, is gonna kill Germany.

39:09

Germany's collapsing as we speak.

39:13

Don't care.

39:14

Right, but there's a reaction to the action.

39:19

So I'm kind of hoping this...

39:20

I'm kind of hoping Putin just kind of like greets his teeth and waits for Trump to get in,

39:24

and we just come...

39:26

But speaking of Trump not getting in, we got the fucking drone still flying over New Jersey,

39:31

Ohio, New York...

39:33

This is so stupid.

39:33

No, no, I'm gonna finalize this and go...

39:38

In my opinion, I know what they are.

39:39

They're aliens from outer space.

39:41

I am going with that.

39:42

I've actually set up shit in my front yard that's got alien crash sites more than just

39:47

kind of welcoming them.

39:49

Because the other...

39:50

If they're not alien aliens from outer space...

39:53

Well, actually, look at that video from the space station orb in your video.

39:57

No, no, I'm serious.

39:58

The fucking orb that was in Jersey was in...

40:00

flown by the space station.

40:01

It was a live feed from NASA.

40:03

But here's the deal.

40:05

It's either ET in all his homies or is there a fucking government doing it?

40:10

I'm not ready to accept our government's going to fake an alien invasion.

40:16

Oh, watch the video.

40:18

The fuck?

40:19

This is stupid.

40:20

I mean, it's a live feed that was on the space station and an orb flew by,

40:26

kind of like the orbs that look like a New Jersey.

40:29

So, I don't know.

40:30

That's so ridiculous.

40:31

But I'm just...

40:31

I'm sticking with their aliens because if not aliens, they are our government.

40:35

Oh, my God.

40:36

And why we're not shooting them down?

40:38

I don't fucking know.

40:40

Because they're the governments.

40:41

Why would they shoot down their own drones?

40:43

They say something.

40:44

Why?

40:44

There is some...

40:45

Okay, so basically there's some nuclear weapons that are missing

40:49

and they're saying that they're searching for...

40:51

Because, okay, so there was a video put out and this dude was like,

40:55

the only reason you would fly drones at night is to be looking for something.

40:59

You're not going to see anything with the cameras.

41:01

The light's too dark, so you're going to have to be searching for something.

41:05

Who cares?

41:06

If it's...

41:06

But there could be nuclear warheads in New Jersey.

41:09

No, they're not.

41:09

I don't think they would notice.

41:11

I mean, you could probably blow it off and do it like...

41:14

I don't notice a difference.

41:16

Sorry, Jersey people.

41:17

I do love you.

41:17

Oh, they're not.

41:18

Um, no, that's why I'm sticking with...

41:19

I'm sticking with aliens.

41:20

Sticulous.

41:21

I'm not taking the conspiracy approach on this one.

41:24

Oh, wait, am I though?

41:25

I mean, aliens, government, cover-up.

41:27

Oh, my God.

41:29

I just want to meet ET.

41:30

But I am watching a documentary on Netflix.

41:34

Actually, I've watched all the episodes that are available right now.

41:37

He's a newsreel.

41:38

He's an investigative reporter from here in Vegas, either eight or 13.

41:41

I forget which one he was.

41:42

Okay.

41:44

And he's discussing UFOs and they went over to Utah.

41:48

I'm actually going to look this place up on the...

41:51

I can't say this word because of my speech impediment.

41:53

Highly-gryphics.

41:55

Hyroglyphics.

41:56

There you go.

41:57

There's those on a wall, on a rock in Utah, and they literally...

42:01

There's a legit...

42:03

That word.

42:05

Oh, my God.

42:05

I can't say my brain just doesn't function that way.

42:08

Too many syllables or too...

42:09

It's weird.

42:11

But they drew on the wall that sometimes looked like an alien.

42:15

Yeah.

42:16

And what I found cool about this is he was interviewing another guy,

42:21

and they were talking about that and talking about aliens in general.

42:24

And this guy threw a wrench into the whole thing

42:28

and got me really fucking excited about something.

42:30

So he's saying genetically, humans can mutate to look like the aliens that we see now.

42:36

Just go, no, we were monkeys at one point and we're now not monkeys.

42:41

So he's saying we can get the bigger eyes, the oval head, and he says they're time travelers.

42:47

I want time travelers.

42:49

I want time travelers more than I want fucking aliens.

42:51

Do you know what would make us evolve to look like that?

42:55

Well, okay, so fish that live in caves, they just...

42:59

Their eyes just stop growing.

43:01

They don't have eyes.

43:01

So we do change our DNA.

43:05

Right, but I'm saying do you know what would make us look like that

43:08

with big eyes and no hair and all that shit?

43:11

Like you're alien over there.

43:12

Yeah, do you actually have an answer to that?

43:14

Yeah, I do have an answer.

43:15

Oh, what's your answer?

43:15

Well, what's your answer?

43:16

I don't know.

43:17

Women would have to start finding out attractive.

43:20

Oh, because it's all about women.

43:22

That's... Well, they choose to mate.

43:25

Right?

43:25

They choose to...

43:26

Maybe they will find that attractive.

43:28

Maybe the bigger...

43:28

I don't...

43:29

Oh, come on.

43:30

Oh, hold on.

43:33

I mean, green skin, when's the last time you heard of...

43:35

Well, no, no, no, green skin could be poor lighting.

43:39

So women, imagine this in pale or black or brown or red or...

43:44

I just don't see it happening.

43:44

In the colors of the rainbow, could you find this attractive?

43:47

I'm seeing that.

43:48

I mean, I know you find this attractive.

43:50

This is the moneymaker.

43:51

How about this?

43:53

I mean, we can put like a toupee on them,

43:55

give them some like Justin Bieber bangs.

43:58

See, uh-huh.

43:59

Old every look now.

44:01

Yeah, you started that shit.

44:04

So, no, but I mean, again, I know it's not real,

44:08

but time travelers, I'm like...

44:10

I'm like, this is learning why I put the alien crash thing

44:14

in my front yard to help...

44:15

I grabbed one of these people.

44:17

He's like, oh, maybe he's friendly.

44:19

He comes down and we started talking,

44:21

we started getting into it.

44:22

He gives me the sports almanac from 24 to 44.

44:27

And I win.

44:28

Kind of like the Michael J. Fox thing in that movie,

44:30

oh, whatever that movie was.

44:32

Back to the future?

44:32

Yeah, because it was like two or three or four.

44:35

Frozen two.

44:36

When you got Biff's sports book.

44:38

Yeah.

44:39

So, if there's...

44:40

So we, since we are in the dark web,

44:42

we really could have futuristic people.

44:45

Come back, come on back.

44:47

You're welcome here, Afija.

44:49

I don't know what you eat, but you can tell me.

44:51

I'll make it work for you.

44:53

We'll have a few drinks, we'll talk,

44:55

we'll do a podcast, all three of us.

44:57

We'll work it out.

44:58

Hopefully you still speak English

44:59

and not some weird language that morph into whatever it is

45:03

the fuck we're doing.

45:05

Oh, Jesus Christ.

45:07

He cut back on caffeine.

45:09

Fannie's a bad...

45:11

Emergency.

45:12

Oh, what is this?

45:13

Oh, that's just...

45:16

Climb down, I got nothing.

45:17

So, what is Bitcoin going crazy for?

45:19

What defined going crazy?

45:20

106,000 per Bitcoin.

45:22

Well, now it's back over, now it's back to like 98.

45:25

But it was like 30,000 one point, like five years ago.

45:28

At the beginning of the year, I think.

45:30

Oh, it was the new, this year?

45:31

Yeah.

45:31

Oh, Jesus Christ.

45:33

So, what's going on there is...

45:36

There's this guy named Michael Saylor, okay?

45:40

And he started this company called MSTR.

45:43

And what MSTR does is it just owns Bitcoin.

45:48

Like, it used to be a technology company.

45:50

They used to do software.

45:52

Then he changed it to just, we're gonna buy all the Bitcoin.

45:55

So, what he does is he issues stock in the public market.

46:00

Okay.

46:00

And people go buy the stock.

46:02

And then he takes that money and he buys Bitcoin.

46:05

Okay.

46:06

And then somehow this is supposed to be a profitable business.

46:10

Huh, okay.

46:11

And as long as the price of Bitcoin keeps going up, it looks like profitable on paper.

46:15

But I mean, is it Bitcoin kind of been taken over by the government?

46:18

So, it's being manipulated by the government?

46:20

Kind of, yeah.

46:21

And Saylor is one of the guys pushing that.

46:23

So, if you watch his videos or follow him on X,

46:25

he's like, oh, Bitcoin's gonna be the new fiat currency, right?

46:29

It's gonna be controlled by the government, managed by banks.

46:34

You, the user, are not gonna spend Bitcoin.

46:36

You're gonna use what's called Lightning Network,

46:38

which is like a layer two solution on Bitcoin.

46:40

Okay.

46:42

And it's essentially a bank card, right?

46:43

You go and swipe your card and then the bank decides whether you'll spend your Bitcoin or not.

46:50

So, it's the same system we have now just with Bitcoin.

46:53

Okay.

46:53

And there are some advantages to the government doing with Bitcoin,

46:58

because, for example, right now, if you go to a garage sale or a flea market or whatever you,

47:04

you can pay cash.

47:06

And nobody knows about that transaction, right?

47:08

Right.

47:09

But if we're on this Bitcoin system, well, you have to pay with the Bitcoin.

47:13

I mean, unless the satellites or the black helicopters are solid.

47:16

They're just gonna know.

47:17

They're gonna know that.

47:18

Well, they're gonna know regardless, because you're using Bitcoin.

47:20

Okay.

47:20

Because it's all, it's all transparent.

47:22

Well, I think on a garage sale, I use cash because I don't know if you want,

47:25

I didn't point out that there's a new generator on my garage.

47:27

It's a really fucked up, old generator, but it's like a thousand-dollar generator, brand new,

47:32

bought her for 35 bucks at a garage sale.

47:34

Government doesn't, wait, hold on, how does she do that?

47:37

The government doesn't need to know I bought another generator.

47:40

So, yeah, so I'm gonna, it's not working right now.

47:43

I'm charging the battery, but yeah, I might have a zero for 35.

47:46

So, yeah, so as long as Bitcoin keeps going up, these goofy ass companies are gonna do well.

47:54

Okay.

47:54

But if Bitcoin goes down, which actually has gone down the last couple of days,

47:57

yeah, they could just exploit, it could be another like 2008 times 100.

48:02

Oh.

48:02

Like they could explode the whole fucking market.

48:05

Nice.

48:05

Okay.

48:06

Yeah, I don't, the whole crypto thing.

48:08

Well, this is why we only deal in Monero because Monero is free, open source,

48:13

permissionless, trustless.

48:16

So, it's not about helping the banks, it's about helping you.

48:19

All right.

48:20

So, my last story is about the DHS Undersecretary.

48:24

Do you know who that is?

48:25

No idea.

48:25

James O'Keeffe does.

48:28

I saw his videos.

48:30

Why the fuck do you guys get liquored up at a bar and talk to a stranger

48:34

about weird shit in the government?

48:36

How do they not know yet at this point?

48:37

I know.

48:38

If you're ugly and it's a hot girl, she's not there for, she's there for the fairest reason,

48:44

dude.

48:45

Or if you're gay and you got a hot dude, it's not real.

48:49

But by all means, keep doing it because it's hysterical.

48:52

No, the dude just goes like, Biden's checked out.

48:54

Like he is, like they must have really doped him up for this last interview.

48:58

Because from what the DHS Undersecretary was saying, because it's really bad.

49:02

Like he can't come by sentences.

49:04

Wow.

49:05

I mean, like I can, but I mean, whatever.

49:08

Yeah, no, it's that's pretty fucked up.

49:10

But yeah, so I'm glad James O'Keeffe is doing his job.

49:13

He's doing a great job and keep it up.

49:15

Oh, in California, I believe actually, I just heard this today.

49:18

I wasn't going to talk about it, but it popped up.

49:20

State of emergency.

49:21

In California for the bird flu.

49:23

Which there's no cases of bird flu.

49:25

Well, yeah, but there could be.

49:26

Oh, there could be.

49:26

Yeah, well, there could be.

49:27

Yeah.

49:27

Right.

49:28

I mean, we got to get ahead of this.

49:29

That's an emergency.

49:29

We don't need another COVID thing, you know, the whole fake shit and making this.

49:33

God.

49:34

Whatever.

49:35

I'm not even going to get into the whole fake shit vaccine.

49:37

Bad for you.

49:38

All right.

49:40

I think I'm done talking about the news.

49:42

What do you got for your special thing?

49:43

All right.

49:44

So I'm going to talk about Jellyfin and Kodi.

49:46

So I've brought these up before.

49:48

Are they country rappers?

49:49

No.

49:50

It's software.

49:51

Oh, it's a jellyfish dude.

49:53

No, no, no, no.

49:55

So I brought these up before Jellyfin is a self-hosted open source media server.

50:00

And then Kodi is open source software for interacting with TVs.

50:05

So, yeah, let's just go right into it.

50:08

So you actually you really want to get on these systems.

50:11

You want to get rid of like these Google devices, Amazon devices,

50:16

you know, get rid of Netflix.

50:17

It's all bullshit.

50:18

They're all spying on you.

50:19

They can take away your movies at any time.

50:23

You know, like they can raise prices.

50:25

It's just all it's all sorts of fucking ads.

50:27

They're going to start doing ads.

50:28

You know, I don't want to fucking ads.

50:29

I just want to watch my movies.

50:30

Leave me alone.

50:31

No, February 1st of 2024.

50:34

All stripping channels.

50:35

Yeah, it's just it's so ridiculous.

50:36

And I mean, I mean, I understand like how broadcast TV needed ads because it was free.

50:41

Right.

50:42

We're like, but Netflix, you're paying for it.

50:43

Yeah.

50:43

So why am I getting ads?

50:44

Right.

50:45

Fuck you.

50:45

Leave me alone.

50:46

So so Jellyfin is a way to essentially host your own Netflix for yourself.

50:52

Okay.

50:52

So it supports music, movies, TV shows, books, music, videos, and also like home video and photos.

51:00

So podcasts as well.

51:01

It does not do podcasts.

51:02

Wouldn't that be a video though?

51:03

No.

51:04

Well, I mean, you can.

51:05

You can have a live one.

51:06

Right.

51:06

It's so like podcasts have a slightly different thing where you want to mark things as red and

51:11

there's a little weird just going on there.

51:13

But yeah, I think it's on their queue of things to do.

51:17

But hey, if you're an open source, now get your ass on there.

51:19

Right.

51:22

So it can also do live TV with as long as you have the hardware.

51:25

So there's no boxes you can buy and you plug it into the Jellyfin server and it can

51:32

read that box and then show you live TV from Vegas or from anywhere.

51:37

So you can but you can choose Vegas.

51:38

Like I watched Vegas.

51:39

Oh yeah.

51:39

Yeah.

51:40

It's mostly for cable, but I'm pretty sure you can get local networks because they have that device now

51:46

where it reads the broadcast antenna.

51:49

Right.

51:49

Oh, okay.

51:50

It can also act as a DVR.

51:52

So you can tell it.

51:53

Oh, hey, back to the future is going to be on in two hours.

51:56

I'm not going to be here.

51:57

Record that for me.

51:58

I need advice on how to deal people with the future.

52:00

Yeah.

52:00

Because you got time drivers.

52:01

So yeah, I mean, that's awesome.

52:04

Like, you know, record off TV because sometimes they show rare movies and old TV shows that you're

52:09

just not going to find unless you get them illegally, which you should not do.

52:12

Don't do that.

52:13

Don't do that.

52:13

Yes.

52:15

So it'll automatically retrieve metadata about all your all your files.

52:19

So if you have a well organized MP3 collection, it's going to go out and get all the album art and

52:27

track info and lyrics and like all that shit is going to store it for you.

52:31

So then when you're playing in your car, right, like it can print the lyrics on the screen.

52:35

You can sing along, right?

52:36

No, do not look at any electronic device driving your car.

52:40

Is illegal.

52:41

But it'll grab everything about the movie.

52:43

Like who's the director?

52:44

Who's the actors?

52:45

You know, the full cast and crew.

52:48

And then you can search that data.

52:49

So like you can say, oh, I just watched back to the future.

52:53

Show me other movies that were directed by the same director.

52:55

Oh, nice.

52:56

Or show me other movies with Michael J. Fox.

52:58

Or you can do all that crazy shit.

53:01

I heard about he's making martinis now.

53:04

Shakin' or sturd.

53:05

Just shakin'.

53:08

And you can also send it to be public so that if you're, you know, in a hotel somewhere,

53:12

you can access your media collection from the hotel.

53:15

Nice.

53:16

And, you know, watch it yourself without, as long as you have to upload bandwidth, right?

53:20

Because you're uploading a movie, right?

53:23

Okay.

53:24

It has clients for all operating systems like Windows, Linux, Mac, everything.

53:27

It's got mobile for the clients.

53:31

So you can, you know, hook it up to your car, watch movies, listen to your music, all that shit.

53:36

Don't watch movies and...

53:37

Not while driving.

53:38

Just do it in a drive-in or something.

53:40

In a drive-in.

53:41

Um, what else?

53:43

You can have it for multiple users.

53:45

So, so like you can have, you know, Ron's account and then you can have your wife's account.

53:49

And then you can each have your own set of favorite movies.

53:52

And then, um, it'll keep the status of your user.

53:57

So for example, I've watched half of Back to the Future, but I have to get up and go.

54:02

So I pause it and then I come back.

54:05

Now that's recording.

54:05

Now it saves my spot in the movie.

54:07

So I can resume watching.

54:08

Oh, nice.

54:08

Okay.

54:09

Um, and it'll run on a single board PC.

54:12

So I'm running on my late potato.

54:14

Really?

54:15

And it takes care of everything.

54:16

Like it's not, it's a little straining on the late potato,

54:20

but a Raspberry Pi will run no problem at all.

54:23

Wow.

54:23

So you don't need, you know, you only got to buy one of those $50 devices.

54:26

Cut the cord.

54:27

Yeah.

54:28

And the other thing is it supports plugins.

54:31

So there's, I want to say about 50 user-made plugins in the community.

54:37

And it can, it just like different types of metadata or, you know, different ways to search

54:43

or different ways that the software can look.

54:46

Do you know, check out the plugins and see what's, see what's good for you.

54:50

And before I get into Kodi, we're going to do the Monaro challenge.

54:52

So I want you guys to tell me what your favorite movie is that's not in the IMDb top 100.

55:01

So, so go to IMDb top 100 and tell me your favorite movie that's not on that list.

55:05

So I won't say the name of the movie, but I already know your favorite.

55:08

I already know it's Roadhouse.

55:09

Well, no, okay.

55:10

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

55:11

Roadhouse is not in the top 100.

55:13

And it should be.

55:13

It's not.

55:14

I need to call IMDb.

55:15

And I actually don't know because I just thought of this now.

55:17

So like, I didn't have time to look and see what my favorite movie, but I will put it in the chat room.

55:21

Okay.

55:22

No, I was thinking the other movie that you actually gave me a copy of.

55:26

I did not give you a copy of any movies.

55:27

No, no, you went to the thrift store and you bought the DBB.

55:30

Oh, that one.

55:30

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

55:31

You gave me the copy of it.

55:31

Oh, yeah, we only go.

55:33

The IRS coming up to me for like 50 cents because I got a movie.

55:36

What was that?

55:37

Was that the rare one?

55:38

Hollywood Nights.

55:39

Oh, okay.

55:39

It's not going to be that half-hundreds.

55:41

Yeah, yeah, that's not even close.

55:42

But that cannot be used as an answer now because I went ahead and destroyed that.

55:46

You destroyed house.

55:47

It's a road house.

55:48

Well, I'm surprised.

55:49

Road house.

55:50

Shoot.

55:50

No, it's not.

55:51

It means it's a hundred.

55:52

Like,

55:52

Well, but they go back to Casablanca.

55:54

Of course.

55:55

That's the number five or something.

55:57

Really?

55:58

That's a great movie.

55:58

Are you kidding me?

56:00

It's one of the best movies of all time.

56:01

Okay.

56:01

Go watch it.

56:02

Have you ever seen it?

56:03

I believe so.

56:05

God damn it, dude.

56:06

Go watch it.

56:07

Is it Black and White?

56:07

Yes.

56:08

Subtitles?

56:09

No.

56:09

Okay.

56:11

Okay.

56:11

So now let's talk about Kodi.

56:13

So Kodi is what you hook up to your TV.

56:15

And that's going to replace your Chromecast, Roku, Firestack, all that bullshit.

56:18

That's your spying on you.

56:20

It slows you down on purpose.

56:22

I know because I used to have Chromecasts.

56:24

And that motherfucker, I needed to reboot it like once per day at least.

56:28

Really?

56:28

Yeah, because it just slows you down.

56:29

It locks itself up.

56:31

It's so fucking stupid.

56:32

It's terrible.

56:34

So Kodi can actually interact with the Jellyfin server.

56:37

So Kodi has Jellyfin plugin and Jellyfin has a Kodi plugin.

56:40

And those plugins talk to each other.

56:42

Oh, nice.

56:42

So you can go onto your TV, KodiBox, and access your Jellyfin shit,

56:48

and search through it, do all the searching and browsing and all that shit.

56:52

And with Kodi on a single board PC, you can bring it with you to that hotel that I was talking about.

56:58

Nice.

56:58

So now you hook it into the hotel's TV, and it talks to your home Jellyfin server,

57:03

and you've got your whole library right there in the hotel.

57:05

Oh, that's actually nice.

57:06

Yeah.

57:07

So Kodi can also do the same movie time-sinking where...

57:13

So let's say you have two TVs in your house, or five TVs, whatever it is.

57:16

Right?

57:17

You can start a movie on the bedroom TV, pause it,

57:21

and then go to your living room and resume the movie at the same place.

57:23

Oh, that's just magic.

57:24

It's great.

57:25

Yeah.

57:25

And like, yeah, I know like your Chromecast can do that, but this is open source, self-hosted.

57:30

You wouldn't think they thought of that, but they thought of it.

57:32

Sweet.

57:33

Okay.

57:34

It's got add-ons for things like YouTube, Twitch.

57:37

I might be a rumble add-on.

57:39

Oh, so you pick a device that doesn't spy on you, and you use that to access a device that does spy on you?

57:43

Well, I mean, if you want to watch your YouTube, this is like, what else?

57:45

What's your options, right?

57:47

To get a spy on.

57:48

But like, it's great because it's all in one place, right?

57:50

Yeah, no, I mean, I can take it.

57:51

Yeah, I can take it.

57:51

Okay, I'm done with this movie.

57:53

Let's see what's on YouTube.

57:54

Oh, I'm not on YouTube.

57:55

Let's go on Twitch, right?

57:56

You can do all this stuff from Onebox.

57:59

It can also play games.

58:00

So it has game emulators for pretty much every system that's earlier than, you know,

58:09

10 to 20 years ago.

58:09

No, no, no, like, because it's not gonna, you're not gonna run your Xbox games on there, right?

58:12

Space Invaders and the balls thing.

58:16

It's got that, for sure.

58:17

It's got Super Nintendo.

58:18

Pong, sorry.

58:20

It's got an N64 emulator.

58:21

So if you have all your ROMs backed up, which you should, you can put those on your network

58:27

and you can say, hey, Kodi, I want to play Super Nintendo.

58:29

Nice.

58:30

Boom.

58:30

Okay.

58:31

I'm gonna play Super Nintendo, right?

58:33

So now there's a very, very beta version of Steam on there.

58:37

So Steam is the online platform for PC games.

58:41

Oh, not for game people, like Steam Bath?

58:43

No.

58:43

Okay.

58:43

So, so they, you do have to do a lot of manual work here because it's super beta, like I said.

58:49

But people have reported that they got their Steam library working on their code.

58:53

Nice.

58:53

So like, I'm done playing Super Nintendo, nothing's on YouTube.

58:56

Well, let me see what's on my Steam.

58:58

Oh, a new game just came out of Steam.

59:00

Boom.

59:00

Add it, play it.

59:02

All on the same device.

59:03

Yeah, I love it.

59:04

It's got Bluetooth support for your controllers.

59:06

So you can, I use a PlayStation controller, PlayStation 4 controller.

59:10

You can do Xbox controllers.

59:12

It can, it can do plugged-in controllers.

59:14

It can do keyboard and mouse.

59:15

You can do literally anything you want.

59:18

It also, if your device has an IR sensor, it can use your TV remote.

59:24

So you can put your TV remote at it and tell it to go into program mode,

59:28

and then it'll learn the buttons and all that shit, and then

59:30

Cool.

59:30

Boom, start doing it like that.

59:32

Again, they run on the single board PCs.

59:33

I run them on my late potatoes.

59:35

So I have one on each TV.

59:38

And there's actually, so this is the great part.

59:40

There's two specially designed Linux operating systems that all they do is run Kodi for you.

59:47

Oh.

59:47

So instead of like doing your own install and then installing Kodi and

59:50

keeping it up to date and all that bullshit, you just install one of these operating systems

59:56

and it's got everything you need already done.

59:58

By the way, use fucking Linux.

1:00:00

Stop using Microsoft.

1:00:01

Seriously.

1:00:02

Yeah.

1:00:03

So the two operating systems are LibreElec and CoreElec.

1:00:08

Okay.

1:00:09

Now there are slight differences.

1:00:11

So LibreElec is kind of more stable.

1:00:13

So there's gonna be less bugs, less, you know, random nonsense that happens.

1:00:17

And you got to reboot and, you know, I have to reboot maybe once a week or whatever.

1:00:20

Because I use the other one, CoreElec.

1:00:22

Okay.

1:00:22

So the downside to LibreElec is that there's less hardware support.

1:00:27

So it does not work on the late potato.

1:00:29

Okay.

1:00:29

So, but it will work on a Raspberry Pi.

1:00:31

So if you're running on Raspberry Pis, maybe get LibreElec and be more stable.

1:00:35

So for you, I haven't watched this show on a regular basis.

1:00:38

This is actually stuff he showed us before.

1:00:40

Yeah.

1:00:40

Raspberry Pi, potato.

1:00:42

Well, I showed you the devices.

1:00:43

Yeah.

1:00:43

Yeah.

1:00:43

Go back to that.

1:00:44

But you watch other episodes, it'll make sense to you.

1:00:47

And then so I run CoreElect, which is a little bit less stable.

1:00:49

There's bugs every once in a while.

1:00:52

But it has a lot more hardware support.

1:00:53

So like I run late potatoes and they support CoreElec.

1:00:57

So that's what I put on mine.

1:00:58

You know, just look up what your device is and if it supports one or the other and decide what you want to go with.

1:01:05

So yeah, like starting investing in this stuff, right?

1:01:07

Like these are $50 each per single board PC for the le-potato.

1:01:12

You know, you can have a whole media system for less than 200 bucks.

1:01:15

Yeah.

1:01:16

And you got to get us all regenerators when the power goes out for everybody.

1:01:19

When China takes out our power grid, you can watch these movies.

1:01:23

You just say it.

1:01:23

And there you go.

1:01:24

So that's so a couple of things that popped in my head.

1:01:26

TikTok is supposed to be over January 19th.

1:01:30

Oh, right.

1:01:31

Okay.

1:01:32

But they're in the Supreme Court right now.

1:01:33

Yeah.

1:01:34

And it's just, it's driving me fucking crazy.

1:01:36

And it's fucking Brian.

1:01:38

I only listen to Brian Killme because I drive an old vehicle and I have to listen to him.

1:01:43

He's the only station we have here.

1:01:45

He's like, they need to go away.

1:01:46

They're spying on us.

1:01:48

Fuck you.

1:01:48

So is YouTube.

1:01:49

So is Google.

1:01:50

So is everything.

1:01:51

Band at all or band nothing?

1:01:53

Free speech.

1:01:54

And it wasn't generally, generally Rolls guy.

1:01:56

I was thinking of who's the tattoo.

1:01:58

He's a rapper that went country.

1:02:00

Yeah.

1:02:01

And then, oh, shit.

1:02:03

The other thing.

1:02:04

Oh, so you know, when JD Vance did his, his debate and he kept doing that,

1:02:10

look at the camera and smile thing, I finally figured out who he'd run to me of.

1:02:14

Yeah.

1:02:15

Are you familiar with 70s TV?

1:02:17

A little bit.

1:02:18

Three's company?

1:02:19

Yeah.

1:02:19

Yeah.

1:02:19

Mr. Roper.

1:02:21

That motherfucker broke the fourth wall all the time.

1:02:24

He would say something funny to somebody.

1:02:27

See, I was a Furly guy.

1:02:28

Okay.

1:02:28

Yeah.

1:02:29

But not not.

1:02:29

You have to.

1:02:30

Yeah.

1:02:30

But, but, I mean, but, uh, him breaking the fourth wall.

1:02:33

I mean, you got one when he does that.

1:02:35

So he would say something and he would look at the camera and smile.

1:02:38

And I'm like, oh my God.

1:02:39

Cause I ain't just talking to me.

1:02:40

I'm like, that's JD Vance.

1:02:42

That was kind of an Eddie Murphy thing.

1:02:44

Like Eddie Murphy made that his thing in the 80s.

1:02:46

Yeah.

1:02:46

In every movie, like he would, he would do that little.

1:02:48

Oh yeah.

1:02:49

I didn't do that.

1:02:49

That laugh.

1:02:50

I had a buddy of mine who, uh, he was a black guy, but he could do the Eddie Murphy laugh

1:02:55

like almost perfect.

1:02:56

It was, it was great.

1:02:58

Um, and sucks.

1:02:58

I thought he died just a couple years ago.

1:03:00

Eddie Murphy died?

1:03:01

No, my friend.

1:03:02

No, okay.

1:03:02

Yeah.

1:03:03

So my friend was, uh,

1:03:05

He looks like he's 30 still.

1:03:06

I know.

1:03:06

What the fuck?

1:03:07

What is the guy doing?

1:03:08

It's, uh, they're still in the DNA out of babies.

1:03:11

The, the, the 300,000 kids were missing.

1:03:14

They're still in their DNA and injected into him.

1:03:16

And anybody else who still looks to that age.

1:03:18

No, my, my friend was, uh, I'm gonna say his name, but it was Marvin.

1:03:22

You would never know.

1:03:23

Uh, but he had forearms like people's legs.

1:03:27

So what, what his tricks was he was, well, he had the Eddie Murphy laugh.

1:03:31

So he was a smart ass.

1:03:32

It was funny as fuck.

1:03:33

So he would, he would challenge somebody like, you know, and they get all mad.

1:03:37

He'd be like, Oh, you want to go outside and fight?

1:03:39

And as he, he always went long sleeves.

1:03:41

He was just sort of folding up his, his, his sleeves to expose his forearms.

1:03:46

And he's like, you do realize we're going to walk outside and I'm going to beat you.

1:03:50

So bad.

1:03:50

You're going to be in an ambulance about 20 minutes.

1:03:52

And everybody always backed down.

1:03:54

I think it was in the forearms, not really the ambulance strap, but, uh, I was just,

1:03:58

it was a, it was a funny story because I, yeah, I miss him.

1:04:02

Um, all right.

1:04:03

So I'm going to do my thingy.

1:04:05

We have requests for me to do electrical repair or I'm going to start on the maintenance.

1:04:10

And then we go to repair another day.

1:04:12

Cause I think, um, it's better to do maintenance first.

1:04:16

Cause if you do your maintenance properly, you'll fix the problem.

1:04:18

You'll find the problem and fix it too.

1:04:20

So, um, the, the first thing you really should, I don't know if you invest in this.

1:04:26

Um, or if you buy, I, I, I, I, I, I think if you rent them, the, the, uh, uh, flair, flair,

1:04:32

f-l-i-r, flair, it's a manufacturer of some kind of an electronic tools.

1:04:37

They make an infrared camera.

1:04:39

Now you can also get these on your cell phone.

1:04:41

I'm not sure how good they are on the cell phone, but an IR camera that's a good quality

1:04:46

is amazing.

1:04:47

Um, and what you would do with that is you would scan all your electrical devices.

1:04:52

So your breaker panel and go to your outlet, your wall switches.

1:04:56

And if you see bright red, you got a f-ing problem.

1:05:00

It may not be a fire today or tomorrow, but it will be a fire soon.

1:05:04

So you want to scan all your electrical devices.

1:05:06

It'll show you if you have a problem.

1:05:08

And the, the, the reality is it's a simple fix.

1:05:11

Turn the breaker off, uh, reset that, that, uh, that wire on the, on the port, on the screw.

1:05:18

So because of what's happening is it's not set on the screw properly.

1:05:21

Will it be on the breaker and outlet or switch?

1:05:24

And it generates heat because the electricity kind of jumps.

1:05:27

And if the wires not seated properly, you'll get that, but that'll show you up.

1:05:30

Um, so you got that.

1:05:33

So you also want to inspect all your appliances.

1:05:35

You want to check your, your stove, your fridge, your microwave.

1:05:38

Just make sure that they're functioning properly.

1:05:40

Make sure the seals are good so you can kind of like keep your energy bills down.

1:05:45

Um, carbon dioxide and smoke detectors might as well throw this in there now.

1:05:50

I'm going to ask you in the last time you change your battery is you're probably going to have to

1:05:53

stumb, stumb or and stambles, you know, kind of like try to figure out what it was.

1:05:57

I just can't get that shit.

1:05:58

No, I know.

1:05:59

We do not recommend you disconnect any life safety devices from the cage.

1:06:04

Um, so honestly, I would go to the store buy a brand new one by the lithium battery.

1:06:10

It's 10 years.

1:06:11

Put it up.

1:06:12

Forget about it in 10 years.

1:06:14

Put a note on your phone to give you a thing to buy a new one.

1:06:17

Um, they're just nice and a lot of cities you've got to put carbon dioxide detectors up like in

1:06:22

rentals, even though you have no natural gas in your unit or in your house.

1:06:27

So here's the thing.

1:06:28

If you don't have natural gas in your house, you don't need carbon dioxide detector.

1:06:33

But if you do have natural gas in your house, get the, the, get the combo unit.

1:06:37

And then, uh, just, and if it goes off, if it's a beep, like every minute, it's a battery.

1:06:44

If it beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, get the fuck out of your house for the fire department.

1:06:47

No, no, no, no, no, I, when I was training for an EMT, a whole family came in with carbon

1:06:51

oxide poisoning and I'm like, oh, dude, I may have told the fuck, go, Hey, dude,

1:06:55

you know, you can have a carbon dioxide detector in your house.

1:06:57

He goes, Oh, we have one.

1:06:59

I go, did it not go off?

1:07:01

He goes, no.

1:07:01

About a week ago, it kept going off, so it took the battery out.

1:07:05

Don't take the fuck of battery out of it.

1:07:08

But also call the fire department, the gas company, they'll come out and help you out.

1:07:12

You want to inspect your wiring and if you're already done some electrical work,

1:07:16

you might be able to answer this.

1:07:18

Find out what your wiring is.

1:07:19

Is it, is it solid copper?

1:07:20

Is it stranded copper?

1:07:21

Is it aluminum?

1:07:22

If it's aluminum, learn how to pull wire.

1:07:25

Get that wire out and get fucking copper wire in there.

1:07:27

If it's cloth wire, because I actually have had a house that cloth wire in it.

1:07:31

Get that shit out of your house right now, because that cloth will catch on fire.

1:07:37

So, yeah.

1:07:38

Oh, damn it.

1:07:39

I forgot my little, I didn't bring them in.

1:07:41

Damn it.

1:07:42

I had a little toy that I was going to bring in.

1:07:45

My plug?

1:07:46

Yeah.

1:07:46

Yeah.

1:07:47

I was going to show you, I was going to show you how to insert it into you.

1:07:50

Okay.

1:07:52

But it's going to be like this.

1:07:53

I don't want to see it.

1:07:56

So there's a little device that you can, it's a little thing you can plug into your outlets

1:08:00

and it'll tell you if the outlet is properly wired and that does help out a lot.

1:08:04

Oh.

1:08:05

Do you have a name of that?

1:08:05

I'm going to put it on the, I can show you a picture of it.

1:08:08

Okay.

1:08:09

It's just an outlet test.

1:08:10

It'll be on the website.

1:08:11

It's called Outlet Tester.

1:08:12

Okay.

1:08:13

So you put that in, it'll kind of tell you what's going on, if it's properly wired or if it's not.

1:08:18

If it, I don't, I think that might detect a broken neutral.

1:08:21

If you come across a broken neutral and you don't know a lot of electricity,

1:08:24

stop, pick up the phone, call the electrician and come and get it.

1:08:27

Because a broken, because electricity works in a circle.

1:08:30

And if you have a broken neutral, it can actually activate power onto the neutral side as well.

1:08:35

So you'll have 120 on both sides and it can blow the shit up.

1:08:39

Like you're a TV or you're appliances.

1:08:41

So, but you want to call an electrician for that because that gets a little bit more dangerous.

1:08:46

So yeah, so you want to know what kind of wire you're having in your house.

1:08:49

You can almost guess based on when your house was built and the county codes.

1:08:53

So testing the outlet after all I said, that's the little device you plug in there.

1:08:58

It's pretty simple.

1:09:00

The electrical panel, basically you just want to, you can scan that the IR camera,

1:09:06

surge protectors, just use them.

1:09:09

I mean, I don't, is there really, I mean, if you're lightning strike, it protects shit,

1:09:13

but yeah, it's just, they're just good to have.

1:09:16

Actually, I should do that.

1:09:17

You know what, I'm going to put that down because that's very important for computers.

1:09:20

Yeah.

1:09:21

You need specialized ones for computers.

1:09:22

Yeah.

1:09:23

Well, you should actually, with computers, you should have the battery backup.

1:09:25

So you're right, exactly.

1:09:26

Yeah.

1:09:27

So check your switches.

1:09:28

Again, that's more of just the IR scan,

1:09:31

circuit breakers, the IR scan, I'll show you that as well.

1:09:34

Understand the color of wires.

1:09:36

It's pretty simple, red and black, usually power wires, white and sometimes gray.

1:09:41

Though I've never seen it, could be the common wires.

1:09:44

Orange and red means, oh no, red.

1:09:47

Orange means it's a wire, it's an outlet that's either controlled by a switch,

1:09:54

because you know when you have the switch and the lamp comes on, that's an orange wire.

1:09:58

Or you can also use an orange wire to a three-way switch.

1:10:00

A three-way switch is two switches and a light fixture, that's three.

1:10:05

That should do the traveler wire.

1:10:06

So you probably don't want to delve into the three-way switch unless you got,

1:10:10

well, yeah, YouTube, so go ahead and do it.

1:10:13

You can actually solve some problems with that.

1:10:17

What else?

1:10:21

Oh, GFIs.

1:10:22

So GFI's are really good.

1:10:24

You can either have a GFI breaker in your panel,

1:10:26

or you have GFI outlets in your kitchen in the bathrooms.

1:10:30

It's GFCI now.

1:10:33

It's Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter.

1:10:37

Basically, if you're within six feet of a water source,

1:10:41

you either want a GFI outlet or you want a GFI breaker.

1:10:44

Now, in your kitchen, well, bathrooms only have one outlet,

1:10:48

in your kitchen, you could install one GFI.

1:10:51

Oh, that's the thing with the little buttons.

1:10:53

Yeah.

1:10:53

Okay.

1:10:53

And then the rest of the outlets you put on, on the low,

1:10:57

downstream from that GFI is protected by that GFI.

1:11:00

There's a couple different ways you can do it.

1:11:02

The GFI's like 12 bucks, the switch is like six, just by the GFI.

1:11:07

Oh, inspect the extension cords.

1:11:09

We all learned to do like an extension cord around this.

1:11:12

It really kind of messes them up.

1:11:14

So just inspect your extension cords on a regular basis.

1:11:18

Oh, you guys are testing GFI.

1:11:20

So to test the GFI, you hit the test button.

1:11:23

And then you hear a click, you hit the reset button, it's good.

1:11:28

And then upgrade the wiring.

1:11:29

If you got bad wiring, upgrade it.

1:11:32

So yeah, so there's a lot of stuff we can talk about, the electricity.

1:11:35

I'm kind of like, I kind of just want to hit the basics right now.

1:11:38

And maybe we go a little bit more into detail.

1:11:43

Yeah.

1:11:43

So you can see we got, I think that's everything, actually.

1:11:48

Yeah.

1:11:48

So yeah, electricity is, oh, that's what I want to say.

1:11:53

If your breaker panel is not marked properly, take a Saturday, get your wife, your better half,

1:11:59

your whatever, and shut one breaker off, find out what's not working, write it down.

1:12:05

Turn that one back on, turn the next one off, find out what's not working, shut it down.

1:12:10

And then find out what it is and write it down.

1:12:12

And then that way you can have somewhat of at least a loose description of what breakers feed what.

1:12:17

So, and I do recommend shut the breaker off when you work with electricity.

1:12:23

Sometimes I do it sometimes I don't, it just depends on the situation,

1:12:26

but I've done electrical work for like forever.

1:12:29

My arm has to go numb one time though.

1:12:30

Yeah.

1:12:31

No, no, I was working on a dryer.

1:12:33

And I didn't rise with the bus bars, with the power wires coming into it and connect to that.

1:12:37

It hit, it hit my hand and like literally made my arm go numb for a while.

1:12:42

Arc flash is, you probably won't get into that in the home maintenance, but I've seen guys go

1:12:47

blind, I'd lose their sight for like a day with an arc flash.

1:12:51

They can be pretty nasty or can kill you too, but more than likely it's not,

1:12:56

it's the amps that kill you.

1:12:58

Yeah.

1:12:58

So, if you're working on wires that has no draw on it, you're less likely to get seriously injured,

1:13:05

especially with 120 or 110, 120.

1:13:08

Obviously, it flashed in my head, the Mr. Mob thing from a Dessa Hoffman movie.

1:13:16

It's like, oh yeah, it's 110, 120, 130, it's like 150.

1:13:21

You didn't know what it was doing, it was hard to act up.

1:13:23

It was funny though, Dessa Hoffman, you gotta love that guy.

1:13:26

Yeah, so that's basically the basics of electricity.

1:13:31

That's your maintenance.

1:13:32

If you do your maintenance properly, you probably won't have any problems.

1:13:35

Electricity is pretty standard.

1:13:37

I mean, it's just, it's not something that's heavy into maintenance.

1:13:42

So, if you use it every once a year, once in 76 months, you might go trouble-free with electricity.

1:13:48

Oh, and if a breaker does trip, two things.

1:13:51

One, don't try and reset it until you figure out why it tripped.

1:13:55

That's kind of important because that's where an arc flash can kind of get you at.

1:13:59

Don't ever look at the breaker when you're resetting it, you just look away.

1:14:02

And if it is tripped, because a breaker's got three positions, it's got off, tripped, and on.

1:14:09

Obviously, on is to the right, off is to the left, tripped is in the middle.

1:14:13

But when you set that breaker, you gotta turn it all the way off and then turn it back on.

1:14:16

It's pretty simple.

1:14:18

But don't look at it and try to figure out why to trip it before you do that.

1:14:21

I think that's it.

1:14:22

I am done.

1:14:26

Cool.

1:14:27

So, all right, good night everybody.

1:14:28

See you next week.

1:14:29

Have a nice Christmas because we will not do the next one until after Christmas.

1:14:33

Yeah, it'll be the day after.

1:14:35

Yeah.

1:14:36

So, ho, ho, ho.

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