Explicit Hacking and Phishing on AOL, Make Your Own Pet Food
Ep. 73

Hacking and Phishing on AOL, Make Your Own Pet Food

Episode description

Ron teaches you how to make your own pet food, Dave reminisces about his criminal behavior on AOL in the 1990s.

This episode’s Monero challenge: What the hell was Buzz Aldrin thinking during this? https://x.com/FELibrary_/status/1957532412474241060

This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: Height: 3483014, 59d6215a17e2b0243e1554213e49ba3d20a10636d864f50b8124664835ee52f3

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

00:00:00 Cracker Barrel

00:20:12 Slab City, CA

00:28:11 Sharia Law

00:35:37 Random Nonsense

01:16:19 Dave talks about AOL hijinks in the 1990s

01:27:49 Ron teaches about making your own dog food

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

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here to educate you, entertain you, and hopefully make you laugh. I guess we should start out

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with a bug like, no, not bug like cracker barrel. I don't know how you get those two mixed up.

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They, their CEOs did the exact same fucking thing. What? So you don't know about cracker

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barrel? I saw they got a new logo, but I didn't see them do any. So what do you see about

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this logo?

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They're no more cracker. They removed the cracker and the barrel. Yeah. So people are upset about

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this, their stock is crashing. Why did you move the cracker? Which actually brings up

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a whole other point. Was this company's name based on a white dude leaning on a barrel?

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Probably. I mean, is it cracker technically a derogatory term for white people? I've heard

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it used that way. I don't, it doesn't bother me. I mean, I don't know.

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I thought it was only for the south though. They get to be from the south for the term

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to be a cracker. So no, I think it's all white people. Because all teams are white. Well,

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yeah, but we taste good. I thought it was from the whip cracking of the slave driver. That's

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what I heard. Huh? I've never heard that. I'm not saying you're wrong. I just never

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heard that before. I just wonder if they if, well, okay, so that brings up a whole other

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point about their original name of cracker barrel. I mean, they're predominantly in the

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south. Yeah. I mean, yeah, they're, they're, they're

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They've been trained everywhere now. Well, but, but they started in the south. They,

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they spread to the south. So I was thinking cracker is just a white person, but now you're

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saying the cracker is a guy who whippin. Well, it seems to be, no, it's, it's, it's

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It came to a fight a white people because of that. That's what I thought.

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No, that's true. That's fucking horrible. Well, but I thought it was just supposed to

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be a barrel full of crackers. I thought crackers, because crackers like salty is kind of white

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and we're kind of white. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, that's weird.

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Have you ever eaten a cracker barrel? Yeah, I love cracker barrels. I don't know, man.

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I ordered the chicken and dumplings and like they brought up some chicken and like these

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little squares of dough and I'm like, where's the dumplings? Oh, okay. I've only got them

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for breakfast. Okay. Yeah, good breakfast. Yeah. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a biscuit, biscuit,

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gravy guy. I gotta have meat. I'm like bacon and fucking. Do you know what southern gravy is?

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It's like sausage juices, man. Come on. That's not meat. I want meat. Technically,

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grease gravy. Yeah. No white world did that, but that's what it is. You get a pound or two

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of sausage. You start frying it up and all that good, wonderful, beautiful grease comes out.

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Yeah, but then they use the sausage for something else. They don't put it in the

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Okay, when I cracker barrel, that's some smooth ass fucking gravy. I'll tell you.

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Oh, I wonder the changer. It's been a while. There may be like a little bit like one bit

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of sausage in there. It's not I need a fucking I need a serving of meat. Don't give me this

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fucking like little bits of sausage in my gravy. I want a fucking big chunk of bacon.

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And I want sausage. You must find I'm not a big fan of bacon. What? I like it. I mean,

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I'll eat it. God, but I don't crave it. I don't care if I have it or not. I see if I'm at a

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restaurant, I have a choice. I'll choose a sausage patty over. Oh, no. What? No wonder you're so

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fucking dumb. Why would you just go along with them with the masses? Oh, the masses like bacon.

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So I must like bacon. No, no, no, no, no. Exactly. It's just it put it. Pinch our magical animal.

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The pinks bit sausage too. So what do you think sausage comes from? But no, like,

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dude, the bacon is just it's happening. Okay. Are you a crispy bacon guy or a soft?

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I'm looking in between. I don't I can't be crispy to the point where it's burnt. Okay. But I want

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like the edge, the crispy edge. Oh, you have the crispy edge and the soft in the middle. Like you

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want the fat to be kind of soft. It's got to be perfect. Just perfect. Hard to get it that way.

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So how do you cook your bacon? Just in the pan, mostly in the pan. Okay, so you don't use an air

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fryer or an oven? No, I found the oven to be a great way to cook bacon. Yeah. Well, okay, so

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well, the grease leaks out on the on the you supposed to have a tray but you do you legit just

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put shit on the rack. You don't put bacon on a pan. No, I put it in the pan. But like the grease

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is is hard to collect. Properly. Okay. I want to keep that grease. Yeah, I know. I think it

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reaches amazing. Okay, well, there you go. See, I even made it. Bacon, grease is amazing. Bacon,

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but I do have you heard of candy bacon? Yes. Okay, so there I definitely use the oven. I use a pan

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with the size. You have to use oven for candy bacon. Well, no, you can use the pan. It's just a

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lot. It's a little bit harder. I think it'll slide around. Well, I mean, the paint might my

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pants are smaller than my oven trays. Right. But when you pour that, it's like brown, you put brown

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sugar on it. Well, okay, first of all, brown sugar is not the only thing you can be bacon with.

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Well, sure. But that's you use whiskey. What? Yeah, with sugar in it. Anything with sugar,

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you can candy bacon one. Yes. No, I've, I've made a so I made a chili for a competition back in

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Colorado. And I didn't win, which was weird, because everyone loved my bacon about my chili.

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But I didn't have I brought the minimum they asked for it, just because I heard about last minute.

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Yeah. And I ran out. But mine was a candy bacon chili with chocolate in it.

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Now, I don't know if you ever use chocolate in your chili. Not no, not chili. I've used it

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like Mexican mole. So yeah, so but chocolate will bring down the spice level. Yeah, so you

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could make your chili like crazy spicy. Added the chocolate. Because the problem with that is

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if I don't catch the spice on the front end, I'm going to catch it on the back end. Okay, right.

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So I want it I want to feel going in. Yeah, I don't want to trick I don't want to play tricks

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like that. No, no, it's you're still have a spicy chili. It's more of a sweet and spicy.

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Because that's what I mean. I've ever told you about my hot pepper ice cream.

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No. Oh, dear God, you want to like just screw your taste buds up. I used to make hot peppers.

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And I only use vanilla. I guess I can do chocolate or strawberry I guess. But you I would I would

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cut up chunks of hot peppers, like the the size of like the cookie dough ice cream. Okay. And I

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would mix that into my ice cream. That's weird. No, it's not. You take a screen. Have you ever had

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Have you ever been to a restaurant where you had some seriously hot chicken wings? Yes. Well,

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not a restaurant, but I've been with the Wing 5's to Chicago and well, I know. But see the

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restaurants that we do this and they'll they'll make you sign a waiver and it's all marketing. Oh,

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yeah. Well, you remember Cat this bar downtown? They used to do that shit. Oh, in Chicago? Yeah.

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That was in the Gold Coast. No, I was on like Wells and Frank, no, Wells and

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Van Buren ish. Why am I thinking was that the Viagra tried trying to find out? Yeah,

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like, they used to have this hot wing challenge. And they would bring out the waiver and everything.

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But they weren't that hot. But what did they give you with the hot wings?

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The vanilla ice cream. Nothing. Okay, so a lot of restaurants will give you a bowl of vanilla ice

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cream. What? Because it cools down. You have ranch or blue cheese. No, no, no. Okay, when your mouth

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gets too hot, vanilla ice cream will kind of metal it up. It's not. It has nothing to do with the

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temperature. It's not a temperature. It's the dairy. Right. It's the ice cream. Because it's

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cooling down the spice. It's cooling down the burn. Just use ranch or blue cheese. It doesn't

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cool to the burn. Yes, it does. Well, okay, whatever. Just go back to but I was at I

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would eat chicken wings at a few places and they had the vanilla ice cream is there.

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My mouth is crazy. I've never seen any ice cream in the and the burn goes away. That's where I go.

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Well, fuck, what if I put the vanilla ice cream and the peppers together kind of like

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chocolate and peanut butter? Well, so I would rather like the ice cream instead of putting chunks

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of pepper in there. I would rather like you extract all the juices of the peppers and use that as

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the flavor. So that's okay. So that's gonna be another story in a second. Remind me of that one.

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So no, the vanilla ice cream and the hot peppers. This is where it gets a little tricky at. You

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take a scoop, you put it in your mouth, and you're like, hmm, vanilla ice cream. What the fuck is

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that? Because you hit the ice cream in the front, the peppers in the back. Yeah. And then you go,

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oh, I need more ice cream. Oh, shit. What the fuck did I just do? So I was at a party in

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Boulder, Colorado. And I didn't have time to like churn my ice cream. Yeah. So I made ice cream

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bars. Okay. Put them on a sheet, put it in the freezer, cut them up. And the peppers like sink

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to one end of it or something. No, no, I would I would stir for a while. And then once this

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the skin started for me, it was it was they were pretty much how did I do that? Whatever they

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were, they were sprout throughout. And this old dude was just sitting there just chopping on him.

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And other people would come up and be like, I'm not that's not going down my throat. And this old

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dude who was a moonshine, ironically, he's like, do you have a problem eating all these? Like, oh,

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you're the only one that's going to eat them, dude. Because all these are fucking amazing. I think

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he said they were amazing. Because that's like the last the last seven 20 years, he actually felt

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something in his mouth. Because if you're a moonshiner, you kind of like kill those nerves a

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little bit. So so I was in a gin class at Total Wine and Beverage. And they the host was just kind

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of like blathering blathering a little bit. He goes, Yeah, artist still or she's really progressive

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and she tries different things. Okay, see you later. Well, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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No, she's never distribute. She's progressive. Goodbye. She's not woke. Oh, she's progressive,

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in the matter of fact, they shall try different things. And they're like, she even made a hot

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pepper jet. And I go, different word. Why? Yeah, yeah, that's one of those words. So I go,

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wait, what did you say? He goes, a hot pepper jet. I go, how the fuck you make a hot pepper jet?

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Put the pepper distilled pepper juice. You need sugar. Yeah, they have. They already talked about

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this. No, I don't but they don't have enough sugar to do it. They got plenty of sugar. Not

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the bad different varieties too. So like, I'm not going to go out and live and save varieties,

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because I haven't checked the sugar contents, but I have some of them taste sweeter than others.

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Right. But they don't have enough sugar content for the yeast to actually do something.

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Get a lot of them. No, well, it's so sugar. I mean, there's a there's a term in the moonshine

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thing that you do a sugar wash. Yeah. And basically a sure wash is just sugar and water and yeast.

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So I'm going to add that to kind of talk to another distiller. And he goes, yeah, that's the only way

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you're going to get it done. Right. So you put in the you do a sugar wash, you put the hot peppers

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in there, like marinate a little bit. Yeah. And then you distill it. Well, so like one thing people do

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to make like jam or jelly, as you cut up your fruits, your whole fruits, and then you put them in

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a pan or pot and put sugar in there. Right. And like, it's just doing the same thing. Right. So

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when you make beer, it's a cardinal sin to put sugar in your in your it just is. In moonshine,

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it's technically not you can pour it a bunch of sugar. I mean, like if you were to open up a drawer

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in that more color, there's probably like three or four or five pound bags of sugar.

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Yeah. That's where I keep my sugar at. You know, when the economy crashes,

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all of you will be using sugar for currency. Or whiskey, I don't know. We'll see how it goes.

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So, so yeah, so cracker barrel or we'll see if they stay in business long. I don't know,

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they've been bugged. Like if I was driving down the highway and I saw that sign, I don't think I

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would stop. It's a weird fun. She changed the font till I mean, she's just on the C. Hey,

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going into the B, but she she's lessen the, the just doesn't look like home cooking. I mean,

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you see a cracker, but you know, a barrel next to a cracker barrel sign. Yeah. That's the place

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I want to eat at. Yeah. I mean, I'm just saying so. So cracker barrel, good luck. Target has been

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losing money. And it was that last summer I brought this up on the show. They went like full on for

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4th of July. Yeah, like for mega flags everywhere. Prior to that, they had tuck it pay underwear

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upfront. So they realized the air of their ways and went to the American, you know, going after

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the American dollar. And people went, fuck you, you had tuck it underwear there a week ago. And

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then you got an American flag, we're not buying their CEO had to quit and bail. So

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I don't know if this is a woke thing or not. Like I see that's the thing. I don't think I don't

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understand why it is. Why would you even bother? Just you have a good thing going. Everyone recognizes

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this, right? Like if you're like imagine you're driving cross country, and like you see them

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fucking golden arches, you know what that is, right? And cracker barrel is the same thing. Everybody

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recognizes this. Why are you going to change it? True. But then also, why are you ever having a

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problem with it? I truly don't. I mean, I get rebranding. Now I don't think you should rebrand.

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Like a destroying your childhood kind of thing. I grew up going to cracker barrel, and you're taking

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away the logo that I grew up with. They took the Indian off the butter. We kept buying the butter

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apparently. Who's buying that butter? I don't buy that butter. I don't buy that butter. What butter

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do you buy? Dude, I either buy Kerry Gold. You buy better butter? Yes. You buy better butter. Yes.

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Dude, Kerry Gold. Get some Kerry Gold butter. It's amazing. I don't buy it. I never buy it.

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Even the fucking like the Costco book stuff. Oh my God, it's so good. I mean, I wish they

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were making your own butter. Fuck, it's easy. No, I know. It's like making your ice cream.

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Turn it. I think butter is easier even. Is it? Way easier. If you have a mixer,

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put it in the mixer and turn it on and walk away. Oh, because the ice cream,

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you gotta have like put salt and pepper to make it. Crank and crank and crank and crank.

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Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I wish they wouldn't have done it. I don't, I'm not offended by it, but apparently

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they're going to be butt-lighted from the talk out there. Yeah, I don't know why. Their sock is

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dropping. People are not happy. Oh, because the CEO also is LGBTQ RSTU. So it is what it is.

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Okay. So it could, so maybe that's where they're just associating with. Yeah. So I guess when

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you're eating your eggs in bacon, you can't have a lot of this stuff that's happened.

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You know, the new Star Wars movies, for example, right? Like they're doing it to the express purpose

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of destroying your good emotions towards the old stuff. You know what I mean? Like The Little Mermaid.

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How does that relate to Star Wars? Oh, you've been seeing The Little Mermaid. Oh, you're talking

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about the, yeah, okay. Yeah, same thing. Yeah. Did you think I was talking about The Little Mermaid?

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I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. No, I thought you were talking, I brought up Star Wars

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and you're like, Oh, Little Mermaid. Well, I guess I forgot that they made a remake. Because

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it's going to launch? Yeah. No, um, no, it's the same thing. Like, and people jump to the conclusion

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that maybe she's doing that, whether she is or not. I think she is possible. And that's why

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people are overreacting to it. Yeah. I don't know. We've got one cracker burger here in town. I have

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no fucking idea. I only go to cracker burger on road trips. I don't like go, I don't deliberately

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go to cracker burger. See, we went to this one for breakfast one time. The one in Vegas. We're

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to this one. Yeah. I don't know where it is, but I went to it. Now we can sound by South Park

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Okay. It's on 15 South. It's just past Blue Diamond.

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The last time I went to one, I think it was in this place called Chandler, Arizona. It's just

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some random stop off on the press week. And so I told you before the show, I have a buddy that

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works in the IT department. Okay. I go into the cracker barrel and they don't have the pegboard.

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You know, they always have the peg. And it wasn't there. What? Or it was missing a peg. I forget

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what it was. So I pull up my phone and I mess with my friend. Like, hey motherfucker, the Chandler,

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Arizona cracker barrel is missing a peg on the pegboard on table 27. Get your ass to work.

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It was pretty funny. Did someone show up a few minutes later with the peg? No.

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I think it was a weekend or something. He wasn't at work that time.

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Yeah. No, I mean, I don't go there a lot, but I think I've been, I've been in Vegas for six and

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a half years. I've been there, I think twice. Yeah. It's just I, I try to avoid chains.

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Even when I go on road trips, and I only do it if it's like the only thing anywhere in the vicinity.

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Yeah. No, I'm not a big fan of chain restaurants either. I always like to go the little diners.

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Yeah. Great. Yeah. Americana. Oh, dude, in Colorado, there was, oh, what was this? It was

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Boulder was here, Netherlands was here. I do that different height because the mountain.

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And then south of Netherlands was Black Hawk, Colorado, which was a gambling. Yeah, I've been

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to Black Hawk. In between there was a cutoff to a town that it wasn't many houses, but they had a

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restaurant. The food in there was fucking amazing. And kind of find out like the kid that cooks there,

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he was like 18 or 19, he has been on some of the cooking shows. Yeah. He's that good. And we're just

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like, Oh dear God. So when we, we still in Chicago, we got married out here. Okay. We drove out here.

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Oh, dude, I don't want to, I don't like flying, flying, driving is so much better.

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Because you would like flying better if they loaded them back in the plane to the front of the plane.

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No, I don't think so. Call back. So like we're driving and it's about lunchtime

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and we're in the middle of Nebraska somewhere. What was wrong in Nebraska? It's Nebraska. I mean,

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it's like the Corn State. It's the Sooner, Sooner? No, it's Corn State. Sooner is Oklahoma. Oh,

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okay. So we get off the expressway and we go to this place and it's called the Nebraska Barn and Grill.

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Okay. And it's like, it's not a chain, right? So I'm going to try, right? Dude,

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that's the best prime rib I've ever had in my life. Not even close, dude. It's so fucking good. And like,

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when we moved out here, I had forgotten where the fuck it was. I knew it was Nebraska. Oh,

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okay. So you forgot where Nebraska died. No, I forgot which exit. So I fucking dug through

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my old credit card receipts to find this place. Did Google not exist? It wasn't on Google back.

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Like it's a tiny little fucking place in the middle of nowhere. I didn't know the name of the city.

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I didn't know the name of the restaurant. I just knew Nebraska fucking best prime rib. So I dug

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through my credit card receipts. I found it. It's the Nebraska Barn and Grill. It's like Barn and

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Grill or Barn Grill? Barn. Barn. Barn. And fucking I'll give him a shot on the show. So if it's still

18:39

there, dude, and you have the trance, go there. Well, you don't disclaim them and give them a

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why I want to make sure they're still in business. He's from Nebraska.

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Nebraska, Gothenburg, Nebraska. Nebraska Barn and Grill, dude, prime rib, phenomenal.

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Now, that's the best I've ever had in my life. Have you been to Ellis Island? I mean, I like their

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prime rib. I haven't. I live across the street. I know you like walking distance from them. No,

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the one time I tried to go in there, they're like, Oh, it's like a half hour wait. I'm like, no, thanks.

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No, no, okay, okay. So when that happens again, you're at the restaurant counter, right? The counter

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with the restaurant. Yeah. The bar has this exact same thing. It was during COVID and like it was a

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week night. Like I just want to get away. I was fucking starving. No, not this. This is Hay Barn.

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Well, it does. Nebraska Barn and Grill, right? They don't have their own website. They have a

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Facebook ghost in Burd, Nebraska. Trust me, fucking go there if you ever had a chance.

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So if you're anywhere near Nebraska, and I don't know, it's on the west side of Nebraska. It's like

19:48

right before Colorado. Okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Because actually you're cutting down 75s right

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It's on 80 or whatever. Because 80 goes through Nebraska to Wyoming. But then is it 75?

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It might be after the cutoff. It's made up 75. Guys, just look at that man. Goldberg, Nebraska.

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Best primary rip, best prime rip ever. God damn right. All right. What's next? I don't know at

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this point. Close that window. Okay, so let's talk for a second. Give me a second. Give me a fucking

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second. So you and I have argued and we've done it a little bit on this show, but we've done it more

20:22

at the Libertarian Meetups, that you guys want these private roads and private everything and no

20:28

government. That's right. And I told you, start showing the fucking town and do it. You guys are

20:32

like, well, I don't know how to build a house. That's not what we say. That's not what we say.

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We say the government will come and fucking shoot us if we try and do that. That's not true.

20:42

Yes, it is. Okay. Welcome to Slab City, California. No logs exist there. So you can move here. Slab

20:51

City changed me on a deep level. It's still in your even. Okay. So this is where you get,

20:57

you got Starlink. So you can actually work from home. And here's, and to your other thing is,

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a dude did fuck around and they kicked him out and they burned all his shit down,

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which is what you say as well. That's right. So why don't you move here? I never heard of this place.

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Well, I just told you about it. Maybe I will. I mean, I'm going to California though. I guarantee

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like, if you if you get up leading enough, Gavin Newsom is going to fucking bring his

21:21

foot soldiers out there and and Terry rest. I guarantee you. No, this is the desert. They don't

21:25

give a fuck about that part of California. It's not about, dude, there's a documentary on this show.

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You got to watch it. It definitely Slab City. Exactly what I thought when I told you,

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search your own fucking city and shut the fuck up. This is exactly what I envisioned right there.

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I actually, there you go. It works. I actually visioned you and Charles sitting on the rocking chair

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rocking back and forth. Okay, well, you got proof it works there. Now you can become an anarchist.

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Yeah. Again, watch the documentary. It might work for you. It ain't working for me.

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Okay, well, I guess you need a man to tell you what to do.

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You big strong man that give orders. Watch the documentary and come back and tell me

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this is the way to live. Okay, so you guys always do this, right? You say in commies do this. Everyone

22:12

that believes in some kind of government does this, right? You say, Oh, in my world,

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I'm not going to look at all the problems. I'm just going to say the good things my government does.

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Right? And then you say, Well, we can't have anarchism because here's all the problems, right?

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You don't ever fucking compare them on even even footage. So anarchists have this dream world.

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No, we don't. Yeah, you do. We don't. You do not. Okay. The only anarchists that say is utopia are the

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left communist retards who aren't actually anarchists. The people who agree with me who are

22:42

anarcho capitalists never say it's going to be utopia with no problems. We never say that.

22:48

No, you have said that the group will kick somebody out. They act up. That's what this group

22:53

is. Right. They burn this shit too. Okay. They keep about burning this shit. Okay. So this is

22:57

heaven for you. It's not heaven. It's what it is. We can serve you the podcast. Yeah. We may have to

23:03

do it through teens. Okay. That's okay. You can live in heaven. It's not heaven. It's just better.

23:09

Like, it's better than what we have. Like you go there a year after you go there,

23:13

it's no longer gonna be slaps. It's gonna be Dave's city because they're gonna embrace you so much.

23:17

It's not gonna be. See, like, again, you're thinking from the status calming mindset where

23:22

someone is a leader. I don't want to be the leader. I just want to live. They're not gonna make you the

23:25

leader. They're just gonna say, Dave is so awesome. We changed the name of the city. They probably will.

23:31

They will think I'm awesome. They'll be like, wow, we never had someone here that could do Monero.

23:36

Now we have Monero. They don't have a leader. If there's a disagreement, two people working out.

23:40

And there's no government agency that comes in. The cops don't go there. There you go.

23:45

The kids, ironically, the kids still go to school.

23:48

But they have to. Well, so that's where Gavin Newsom would come in to bring in the foot soldiers.

23:51

Well, but one of the kids was like, permanently banned from all schools in California. Like,

23:55

this kid, and they literally said this kid cannot step on the property of a school

24:00

in California ever again. Nice. Well, no, so he's being raised right.

24:04

Probably better than Noramish kid, I guess. But watch the documentary. It's actually kind of cool.

24:10

I kind of dug it. I make fun of you because it's kind of what you would, but they all live in like

24:15

RVs. Some don't have air conditioning and they're in the desert. Yeah. They're not in the cool part.

24:20

Yeah, see, that's the problem is that like, even if the government leaves you alone in your slab city.

24:25

Mother nature will. Well, no, it's only going to be in a place like the desert, right? If you have

24:29

prime land, they're going to come conquer your ass, right? Or burn your shit down like

24:34

house aides in Malibu, which still not being built back yet.

24:39

Low income housing is going to be built in Malibu. There you go. On the beachfront.

24:43

There you go. Lowage straights. That's what that's what we have a lot of stress for.

24:45

That's another little one. Sure. They did the same thing in Hawaii.

24:50

They're trading national North Carolina. That's what they're doing. They're burning people out

24:54

or flooding people out. Well, we need a low interest rate so they can make even more low income housing.

24:59

Honestly, if I lived in Malibu or Palisades, I'd just start building my damn house. They fuck you,

25:04

but I mean, I'm sure they're, I mean, you might put them in repercussions, but I mean,

25:08

that's the thing. I don't why do people just do that? They own their fucking land. They say,

25:12

I don't care what you say. I don't care about your licenses and your, I try to do it the right way.

25:17

You guys are fucking around with me when the government fails to act. It's a citizen's

25:21

responsibility. The problem is that in California, when they send the foot soldiers, you don't have

25:26

guns because you're in California. That's the problem. But even what people do, they don't fucking,

25:36

there was a case, someone put it in the libertarian chat the other day where like,

25:41

oh, the Trump admin is trying to sue to keep the rule on the books that marijuana users

25:49

can't own a gun. Right? So when you go about, no, no, it's not marijuana users. Yes, it is.

25:55

It's a medical marijuana users. Well, it's all any marijuana at all. You can't get a medical card

26:01

in a gun. Well, you can't. They already threw that out. The courts threw it out. They threw that out.

26:08

Very recently. And the Trump team is appealing it. So that's what's happening right now. They're

26:13

appealing that. And what I said was, well, if you're a marijuana smoker, and you already got a gun,

26:23

and the government is trying to take your guns away, just don't grab a med card, you have a gun.

26:29

Why do you have a gun? I mean, why? Why do you have the gun? I have the right to have a gun. I have

26:35

the right to smoke. Right. But if the government's going to come and take the gun away, and you're

26:39

going to go to court about it, why'd you even have a gun? Well, you may have the gun first.

26:44

Well, okay, let's assume that you have a gun, like you have the gun. Yeah. And they're saying,

26:48

well, this guy's a, you got, you smoke weed, we don't let you have the gun. We're going to come

26:52

take that gun from you. And then you let them in your house, they take the gun with the warrant

26:57

and all that shit. And then you go to court to beg for your gun back. You're not going to fuck

27:01

and lose in court. You had the gun. Why did you have the gun? If you're just going to let them

27:06

come in and take the gun, you're saying fight back. Right? Fucking use the gun. That's what they're for.

27:11

I've got a bullet gun and 12 bullets. So what? Let's go. I didn't say he had to your favor. I just

27:18

said do something. Let me smoke my J real quick. Jesus Christ, man. Why do you have the gun?

27:22

Obviously, I'll be sure to like, is that a fucking purple unicorn?

27:28

Okay, I got a gun and no bullets left because I couldn't hit the purple uniform.

27:33

The cops can't hit you either. I think they missed like 85% of the time.

27:36

And dude, I may have brought this up in the show before. In Chicago, they were like,

27:41

a police shootout over 100 bullets were fired. Nobody was shot.

27:46

What? How do you shoot 100 bullets? Even by accident. Like the bullet just like,

27:53

oops, I actually shot that guy. They never go to the rain. But why did they tend to see

27:57

there was a shootout and a Wendy's with a cop and a bad guy. Yeah. One bullet was fired. Suspect was

28:03

dead. Cop had his fucking happy meal or one is frosty. I don't know. So let's talk about Sharia law.

28:11

Okay. Is that I don't have a I don't want to tip you off to Sharia law. I know what it is.

28:16

Why? That's not what it's not. I was gonna tip you off to. Okay. So there are a city in Michigan,

28:21

a city in Idaho, a city in Florida that are trying to pass Sharia law. Oh, I think Texas as well.

28:30

So what's your view on them being so the voters vote for it and they say we want Sharia law. So

28:37

a lot of these are dishonest reporting. And I don't know for sure. Okay.

28:42

A lot of times what they'll do is they'll say we want to have the courts recognize

28:53

our Sharia law amongst ourselves. Okay. Right. And then like the non Muslims get all fucking up

28:59

in arms like, oh, they're bringing Sharia law. But that's not what's happened. And you could be

29:04

right. So I don't know the details of each case. But if you're going to say, I have to obey Sharia

29:11

law because some pedophile wrote something down on paper. Well, fuck you. No, I don't. But let's

29:16

say the voters voted. I don't care. And they voted in Sharia law. Yeah, I don't care. Would you follow

29:20

it? No. You live in that town. I don't know. Fuck. So Okay. So a lot of times like a lot of people

29:29

don't even know what Sharia law is, right? It's not like you have to wear a scarf and hood. And if

29:35

you're a woman and you could rape women independently. That's not that's not necessary.

29:39

A lot. No, I could have swore I saw that. No, that's like some crazy fucking extremist Muslims

29:45

idea of what they think should be Sharia law. But there's not even like one Sharia law because

29:50

there's different sects of Muslims and they all hate each other, right? So the Orbeez are

29:54

bringing this up because I agree with you. It's bullshit. It's fluff. It's not going to happen.

29:59

But with open borders, this could happen. And it may not be Sharia law. Next time it may be a

30:05

different law. Well, not good. Well, not a hook. So when you when you overpopulate a city with one

30:10

kind of people, they can change the laws in that city. Correct? Technically sure. You're voting.

30:16

So as an open borders guy, you're okay with that. It's not being so I'm not okay with voting. I'm

30:22

not okay with laws. So you can't just say, Oh, you're okay with those. No, like the reason why I

30:28

don't care if someone moves in next door to me is because he has no say over what I do. If I want

30:33

to go outside my backyard and barbecue a rack of ribs, and you don't like it, fuck off. I don't

30:38

care. What if you lived in this town and the cops come to arrest you? There are no cops in my world.

30:44

It's good for there's no arresting in my world. Right? There's me in my house. And like if you

30:48

don't like me, barbecue pork in my backyard, you can come try and do violence to me. And I'm going

30:53

to use my guns and we'll see who wins. You know, I lived in prom for a year during COVID. We moved

30:59

up there because of COVID to get rid of all this shit. But I was talking to somebody who lived

31:05

in like, was it like living in prom? I mean, you guys don't have the best reputation in the valley

31:09

or whatever. It's a little sketchy up here. And he goes, Well, you got to understand we respect

31:15

people's property rights. Yeah, I go, Oh, shit. So do I. He goes, it's basically if you don't like

31:20

what your neighbor's doing, you might want to move his property. You can do what he wants. And I go,

31:25

Holy shit, I really like that. So for that aspect, it was good. But I guess the point I'm trying to

31:32

get at is you're an open borders guy. And this could happen where people are right. Well, I actually

31:40

see, okay, prompts in a weird spot right now.

31:43

Well, there's a reason why none of those people go to prom, right? So California,

31:47

why they go to fucking LA and California are flocking to prop and they already effect. Okay,

31:52

you know, that's actually a good point. So in prompt, if now, if you have a rooster,

31:58

you have to cut his vocal cords, that was passed through the,

32:03

why is it why they obey it? Just don't just just disobey it. What are they going to do?

32:06

They're going to confiscate your rooster and find you. Who's going to the government shoot them.

32:13

But what gives them this authority, right? Because we live in prompt where we respect property

32:17

rights. And you're going to come on my property and tell me what to do with my property. I get the

32:22

fuck off my property. I moved there prior to the California invasion or at the cost of the California

32:28

invasion. And there's literally a choice in prompt now, which this is what I don't get. Like,

32:34

everybody, because you believe in this state, this, this monopoly power to make rules and shit,

32:41

that's how Californians take over. That's how illegal immigrants take over by taking control

32:47

of these systems. But that's if you don't have the system, they can't take anything over. Okay. But

32:51

in reality, we do have the system. So you're rid of it. Okay, that's a little bit harder. Okay.

32:58

That's my point to open borders is that if enough people come over that are French,

33:03

we're going to be not brush our teeth anymore. Well, there's not enough French people in the world.

33:07

Well, that's okay. It's okay. There's not enough French. Who don't brush their teeth?

33:10

In French, we're going to burn our food. But there's still not enough French people in the

33:13

whole world, though, for that. Like, there's not that many. But there is in the Moisture world.

33:17

Probably, yeah, for sure. Right. And like, for some reason, we have flights of Gazans coming here.

33:21

I don't know. Because they're, are they war refugees or not war refugees? Yeah, I don't know. I'm not

33:27

looking into it. I think Trump is, but, but whatever. But no, I was just trying to make it,

33:31

because I've always said I'm against open borders, because people could flock to your city and change

33:36

the government and the makeup of your city, which is kind of what might be kind of happening

33:41

in Michigan. Well, because in Michigan, I believe it's Dearborn or right by Dearborn. Yeah. They

33:45

wanted to change the street signs to Middle Eastern language. So only Middle Eastern language or to

33:50

have both? They didn't. They weren't clear on that. Okay. Because I know Chicago. I didn't look into it.

33:55

In Chinatown, Chicago, they have both Chinese and English. But that's because it's, that's a tourist

33:59

attraction. Okay. But they have this and your taxes are paying for it. Oh, so in Seattle, they

34:04

don't have a Chinatown anymore. They have international village. Two races. International

34:09

village. Yeah, it was. Chinatown was two races. Even though China people are people from China,

34:14

like, oh, we love it. Come here, spend your money. And then, oh, wait, it's racist now. Oh, shit.

34:20

So this is why you should stop believing in government because people can come and change

34:24

your government in a way you don't like. Same reason you shouldn't have HOA, right? Because

34:29

people can come and change your HOA on you. Yeah, they can. I don't stop believing in this stuff.

34:33

People, I work for HOA and I'm still, people are still shocked. I go, I'll never live in HOA.

34:38

Like, why? I go, you like it here? Yeah, I like my HOA. I mean, I don't, because they, they,

34:44

you're a renter. So they might have a large group of renters there.

34:49

You're a, you're a, probably more renters than buyers. Your HOA might be the investors who own

34:53

the condos who rent. So they're going to keep it more fluid and more easy going. But that's the

34:58

point. It works. Things that can work. That's not how all the HOAs work. No, I know that. Yeah.

35:04

Well, the one thing I will say is I see a lot of videos pop up where like, two in the morning,

35:10

Karen rings the doorbell. This is Karen from the HOA and I saw that you did something on your

35:16

grade. I think all those are fake. I don't think those are real. I agree with you. And it really

35:21

pisses me off because like you're trying to make your points, but then you're lying. But the truth

35:25

that does exist. Oh yeah, for sure. It's just they might be doing it for a fact to show people

35:31

stay the fuck out of HOAs. Yeah, but you can't lie to make your points. All right, but come on.

35:37

MS, okay, did you hear about MSNBC? What are they're known? Elon Musk, a buyer for us. Yeah. Didn't.

35:42

Right. They changed their name. What did they change to? Did they change? I'll see you. MSNOW,

35:47

which literally got flooded with BSNOW. Like they said, our new name is MSNOW. You go to Twitter,

35:54

go to Hacks, you're like, BSNOW, BSNOW, BSNOW, BSNOW, BSNOW. And like, there wasn't even like a

36:00

time to take a breath and go, huh. Why don't these guys like hire a 4chan troll to like invite,

36:07

like, how would you make fun of our name? Okay, I would say this, this, this, this. Okay, we can't

36:11

do this one. Yeah. What about this one? So when we named, when we named our son, it took us forever

36:16

because my wife was like, well, I'm like, I'm not Bob. No, I know Bob. He was a teacher. He was a

36:23

shithead. I went up Mike. Well, Mike had shitty parents. I'm like, Oh, God, this is gonna take forever.

36:28

We did light on something. So, oh, what do we have next? Oh, this is this, I love this.

36:34

Uh, half years. Hold on. This is why I like Trump. He's a fucking troll. And he's fucking

36:42

talking about it. So you say during the war, you can't have elections. So let me just say,

36:49

three and a half years from now. So you mean if we happen to be in a war with somebody,

36:56

no more elections. I wonder what the failure likes.

37:04

Why like Trump for right there? Oh, God. And he brought JD Vance into our lives. Oh my God.

37:11

Wow. So this one is right. This is Russell Brandt. I'm a big fan of his actually as well.

37:19

I don't like this guy. Really? He used to be a commie and now he's like trying to come off of it.

37:23

But I don't know if he's sincere or not. He's like a full blown commie. Yeah. Really? Yeah. No,

37:28

but he's found God. He's done the Republican thing. He found God. I can't stand that shit,

37:33

dude. Like, come on. Like you can't. I don't know where God was lost. You can't be a fucking like

37:38

35 year old atheist and then say, oh, actually, I think God's like, no, what are you talking about?

37:43

No, what happened on your 35th birthday that you suddenly believe there's something. So whatever

37:48

I meet somebody who found God later in their life, I asked him a question. Yeah. Did you see the

37:53

lighter feel the heat? What does that even mean? See the light is see the light of God. Oh, okay.

37:59

Did you feel the heat from the devil? This is all bullshit though. No, people can change.

38:06

If I have lived most of my probable life because of the age expectancy is like 72 or something.

38:14

If I lived most of my life, not seeing any fucking evidence at all for this magical thing that's been

38:19

around since the creation of the universe and tries to talk to us and all this shit, I'm not

38:23

going to suddenly see the evidence on something. So look at maybe this is a good perspective you

38:28

did look at RFK, anti-gun his whole life. Now I get it. But wait, right before he said run for

38:35

president, he goes, oh, no, I'm pro-gun. Yeah, I don't believe him. I agree. Well, so you got Russell

38:41

Brent, who was a comic and actor and his career kind of faded away. Yeah. Okay. So he wants to a

38:51

podcast. Okay. So it's better for him to say I found God. Yeah, but this is so dishonest, dude. Oh my

38:59

God, that's even worse. I can't say you're gonna lie about believing in God. Says you're not allowed

39:04

to lie. Like what the fuck is wrong with this guy? I can't say he's lying. I can't trust the word out

39:09

of his mouth. But I do question his ethics in that. Okay, what's the story here, though?

39:13

How can you have energy companies that profit when there's an energy crisis,

39:17

military industrial complex that profits when there's a war, pharmaceutical companies that

39:21

profit when there's a pandemic, you're creating the necessity for ongoing crisis. If the elites in

39:26

the society benefit from situations that are detrimental to everybody else, that's what reality

39:33

is going to become. That's what reality has become. That's such an important point because that's

39:38

almost undeniable to say that they wouldn't do that because they value human life and morals

39:43

and ethics over profit. That's never been exerted in the exhibit. That's not true. So you go ahead.

39:49

See, like he's still got that little commie in him, you know, like, why is that because

39:53

he always, what he said specifically is not communist, but it's got that kernel of I don't

40:00

like profits. Money is bad. Green is bad. That's not what he's saying. That's part of this video

40:06

because the video I've shown two weeks ago, they did not say anything communist. They

40:11

alerted people of a problem that's existing. That's how communists work. They don't come out and say,

40:16

let's take away all your property. They're conditioning me. It's like putting the head

40:20

in first and then the shaft goes in up and down. They have those little keywords, like when they

40:24

say profits, like, why are you ranting in his, everybody loves profits. You got to work so you

40:30

can get a profit and you can come home and spend your profits. Someday you'll realize this country

40:34

is greedy and greed is bad. No, greed is not bad. Greed is how we build all this crazy amazing

40:40

stuff around us. Greed is why we have this TV. Greed is why we have a podcast.

40:44

12 Chinese kids are why we have this TV. No, look, somebody had to invent this TV.

40:50

Regardless of who built it. A 14 year old Chinese kid. No, they didn't invent it.

40:54

Scientists invented it. Scientists? Yes. They're like, they're working in the lab. I'm going to

40:58

find a cure for AIDS. No, what the fuck is this? It's a TV. I said they didn't TV. No,

41:04

the reason I was trying to repeat AIDS or cure AIDS. No, they weren't trying to cure AIDS.

41:08

They weren't trying to cure AIDS because there's no profit in it. They were trying to make a TV

41:12

because you go and buy the fucking TV. This is literally the scientist out of this. Bill

41:18

Nye, the science guy, which is not a scientist by the way, did not invent the TV. No, okay. But

41:23

a scientist invented the TV. Scientists. Yes, they did. Scientists invented cathode ray tubes.

41:28

Scientists invented OLEDs. Scientists invented all this fucking shit because of a profit motive.

41:34

Profits are great. You can make a profit not be greedy. But I don't want to not be. I want to

41:40

make more profit than the other guy. That's okay. I want to win. This is where you and I are

41:45

at the discreet. Right, you're wrong. This is where you're a commie. You have a little commie inside

41:48

you screaming, Greed is bad, Greed is bad. Don't, don't, don't think about it, buddy. Don't think

41:52

about advancing yourself. Don't think about anything. Reee, communism, reee. I don't agree with that.

41:58

I do not agree with taxing the rich more than they tax the normal people. I don't agree with that.

42:04

They should all be taxed the same. No one should be zero. You should. I would prefer zero. Oh,

42:09

now you brought that up. I guess I gotta say this too. Apparently Dr. Rob Paul's birthday was yesterday.

42:13

Yes, it was. It was a big birthday bash, which we didn't go to. Yeah. We were, did we not get

42:18

an invitation? I think it was open for anyone, but it was in Texas. You had to go out there.

42:22

But yeah, happy birthday. What is it, 90 now? Yeah, something like that.

42:24

Crazy. Yeah. So. But no, but like, why does everyone think profit is bad? Profit is not bad.

42:31

Profit is how we build all this stuff. Right? You, in, in Soviet Russia, don't look at that.

42:37

Oh, sorry. In Soviet Russia, if profit was banned, right, it was illegal to have profits.

42:42

Okay. And people starved. Again, profits and greed are two different, are two different things.

42:47

Greed is the desire for profits. You can, you can have a business that makes a profit and not

42:52

be greedy about it. What does that mean? You could run a business that makes you money,

42:56

allows you to feed your family, allows you to feed your family. I don't want to feed my family.

43:00

I want a TV. I want a TV in every fucking room. I want a gold toilet. And you can still do that

43:04

without being greedy. No, you can't. That is greed. No, run a good business that's responsible.

43:10

What does that mean? I don't owe you anything. What word don't you understand? I don't owe you

43:14

anything when I run my business. If I run a business and you don't like it, don't come.

43:18

Okay, so I don't owe you anything. So targets find out that's a bad business model.

43:23

No, no, no, no, no, that's not a business model. Correct. That's everybody chooses their own thing.

43:28

And if target chooses the wrong thing, they lose. This is why greed is great. Because greed is why

43:35

bad actors like Target lose, right? If you don't have greed, and everybody's got to be fair and

43:40

equal and happy and sing thongs and rainbow then stars, then we have to give money to Target.

43:46

Did you miss a list? Yeah, I did. I was purposeful. I know I know what's. So when you look at,

43:53

when you say let's not be greedy, let's all be fair, and you see Target failing,

43:58

right, you're going to bail them out. No, we shouldn't be bailing anybody out. You fail. Sorry,

44:04

try again. Who's going to bail Target out? I mean, a fair society. A fair society that has no greed.

44:11

Well, but if they chose not to shop at Target because of the Tuckett shit,

44:16

you think they got influenced to go back because they hung American flags with a Tuckett underwear

44:19

used to be? But why should Target fail just because you don't shop there? That's not fair.

44:25

That's greedy. That's a free market. Why are you being all like greed, which is what greed is.

44:29

No, I disagree with that. You can run a good, solid business, make a great profit,

44:35

and not be greedy. What does that mean? Your business is running for the betterment of people.

44:41

No. It's still putting 20. No, I don't let nobody runs a business for the betterment of people.

44:46

That is fucking stupid. No. I run a business so I can make money so I can profit. Okay,

44:52

you can make money and still not be greedy. I'm not saying greed is making money.

44:57

Greed is when you go above and beyond, go above what is. Like Michael Jordan? Does Michael Jordan

45:04

go above and beyond? Or does he just go out there and play a good game and, hey, everybody have fun?

45:09

I don't understand the analogy because he's only using his talent that he was either born with or

45:16

a cheat. Right, just like the guy who runs a business. He's using the talent he was born with

45:19

to make the maximum amount of money. No, no, it's to beat his competitors.

45:25

Goes into price collusion. No, it doesn't matter. None of that matters. That's all part of the free

45:30

market. Whatever, whatever you can do. It's not a free market. Yes, it is. When two people,

45:35

yes, it is. You don't even know what the word free market means. How is, is free market means you

45:40

don't get to tell me what to do. That's all it means. Okay, but is it free market when, when

45:44

Johnny from the this milk company and Bob from this book, talk, yes, they say, oh, let's raise

45:50

that's not the free. Yes, it is. Right. I just told you what a free market is. A free market is

45:55

nobody gets to tell you what to do. That's all it is. The free market is you go and buy a free

46:00

speech. Okay, target is a great example of free market. They're gonna do we're out. Yeah, I'm

46:06

not fucking shocked. Okay, that's fine. Okay, so that's the free market. It also would be a free

46:10

market of target political onwards. Free means you don't get to tell me what to do. So how is it free

46:15

with their colluding? Okay, what is free speech? You can say almost whatever you want. No, that's

46:21

not what free speech is. Free speech is you can say whatever the fuck you want. But that's not true

46:26

speech. That's not true. No, that's the government violating your free speech. Okay, you have a right

46:31

to free speech, and somebody else can come and violate your rights. A free market means you can

46:38

do whatever the fuck you want. And somebody can violate your rights with your logic. We could have

46:44

extremely high prices on everything. No, we couldn't. Why not? We would have low prices. I

46:51

can't collude on the price because the other people can collude on the other side.

46:56

Right. Everybody can so dollars can collude buyers can collude a new buyer can enter the market.

47:01

Everybody can do whatever the fuck they want to get the best prices to milk. I'm his

47:05

computer price. And there's a third milk company who's gonna undercut this. Yes, he's not gonna

47:10

raise his price. No, why would he do that when all customers are coming? People are lining up out

47:15

of his fucking door to buy his milk. Why would he raise prices? Because of greed. No, greed is why

47:22

the cost why he's lowered his prices. These two guys look, these two guys have $10 gallon. Okay,

47:27

I start selling for $8 a gallon. Okay, all the customers are lining up out of my fucking door.

47:32

I can't even I'm running out of milk. You could make more by going to the 10 no, I can't. And no,

47:37

I can't because I then I have to split three ways. Right now I get all the customers 100% of the

47:44

customers are mine. I did that. That's not how it works. Yes, it is. It's literally it's worked

47:50

so many times. The logic is solid. But but it's not I don't think he's carried out that way because

47:56

hold on, you can go to the grocery store, you could pay for certain areas on the shelf, you could

48:01

make make you could pay for work to hide his mouth and his price. So your milk is at this level.

48:08

Dude, that's what I can do that. I can do the same thing at the other grocery store. There's only

48:13

like two or three major grocery store owners. Why? Why? Okay, why do you think that is? Why? Why

48:18

do you read? Right? No, it's not why you see you've seen this chart where there's like there's only

48:23

six real businesses, right? You've seen that. Yeah. You think that's greed doing that? Yes. Okay,

48:29

why didn't that happen 100 years ago? Because of my thought of it that way. Nobody had nobody was

48:34

greedy 100 years ago. No, thought of doing buying up all the other kind of things. How fucking dumb

48:40

do you think people are Ron? Would nobody know? Nobody thought of consolidating? Yes, they did.

48:46

John Rockefeller. John Rockefeller was so fucking crazy about not having competitors that you could

48:53

start a fake oil company, right? And and he would call you up on the phone and say I'll buy your

49:00

site on scene 20 grand. He was literally doing that. So yes, they thought of it run. They completely

49:07

thought of it. They the reason they couldn't achieve it is because the government wasn't helping them.

49:13

The reason we're seeing it now is because the government is helping these companies do this

49:16

in all these different ways. And one of those ways is low fucking interest rates. Because if you're

49:20

the guy if you're the guy on top, you have the advantage when they start printing money. It's

49:25

just that simple. When you print money, that money has to go to someone first. And the big players

49:31

are the fucking beneficiaries. And it's not only that it's regulations. So when they want to write

49:36

regulations, let's say for cars, right? Who do you think they go to? They go to the industry experts?

49:41

And who's that? Oh, that's Toyota. That's Ford. That's GM, right? So literally, these giant companies

49:47

are writing the regulations. And you think they're going to not be fucking low? We talk about something

49:52

like this before. So that's what they do. That's why all these companies are consolidating. Because

49:55

we have more and more governments. And then the big players take advantage of that government. And

50:00

yes, they're greedy. They're all greedy. The guy in the bottom is greedy. He would love to do that

50:04

if he could too. So you think that this is a good long term plan this country? What is? This

50:09

what you just talked about. No, it's terrible. We need to stop doing this. We need to get rid of

50:13

this government. Okay, we're going to say the government thing. I'm talking about like, one

50:20

company like, like I talked about before, the cigarette industry started getting regulated,

50:25

they started losing profits. So they bought the food industry. And they started making their food

50:30

addictive all right, fattening. Maybe we shouldn't have regulated them. Well, do you think we should

50:35

have regulated them? So we should allow them to do what they did. See, allow them. We're to allow,

50:40

like, get this word out of your mind, you don't have the authority. You're nobody's boss. We have

50:45

no choice but to buy cracked food in this country. Okay. So that's not true. That's not true at all.

50:52

Okay, explain. You can buy good food. Please explain. You can buy good food. Go to Costco. They have

50:55

great food. So you're saying Costco has no like, no crap in their food. They do have some crap,

51:02

depending on what you're gonna buy. So their meat is good, fresh meat. Yes, that's no, there's,

51:06

there's not chemical in that meat. No, they sell really good meat. I have to slight that. Dude,

51:12

their products are fucking amazing. Like, they like the way it tastes. No, no, no, that should

51:16

be good for you. Yes. Their shit is amazing. I know they make that really big pizza that's really

51:23

good. Yeah, see, that's the crack. That's the thing that's been cracked. Oh, that's my problem.

51:27

And they sell brand name shit. So like anything brand name, and just read the fucking box, like

51:30

they put label shit on the bottom. We talked about that. If it says partially hydrogenated,

51:36

so like something you can't pronounce, put that shit back down, right? If you so the brand name

51:41

shit is usually cost more, and it's usually worth for you. So the brain stuff, it's usually very

51:47

good. So natural fucking is great. Kirkland liquor is made by other liquor companies that make and

51:54

bottle their own product. I don't know how the liquor works. But I'm saying when they do that

51:58

same thing with the food. What do you mean? So they don't make Kirkland vodka, another vodka

52:04

company made sure and they buy the vodka and they really I don't know if that's what they do. I

52:08

think that's they do with the food. You just they do they have to print the fucking shit on the label.

52:13

Okay. So the labels full of shit. You can't lie on the label. I agree. No, full of shit means

52:18

shit chemicals. But it's not. That's what I'm saying. Read the label. They have good stuff.

52:22

Okay. I'm telling you, man, they do. I've got to close up a little Costco food right there.

52:26

And not a hero. Pull it out. Let's go free the labels. But it's all it's all but the problem is I

52:31

don't know what I have of Kirkland brands. Okay, well, like the Kirkland. And it's not just Costco.

52:35

There's there's buying grocery stores. I will give Costco some credit on something. When they were

52:40

selling liquor in Washington state, because Washington state used to own their liquor stores.

52:44

Yeah. And they voted them to no longer show loud corporate liquor stores that okay, so Washington

52:50

state got pissed and put on a very heavy, heavy tax on liquor. No, no, to the point where the first

52:58

my bottle bottle tequila in Seattle, it goes, it'd be $35. I go, oh, I go, oh, man, you got the wrong

53:06

bottle. He goes, are you new here? I go, Oh, shit, what are you talking about? I even explain all

53:13

this shit to me. So yeah, whatever. I don't know. Get the government out of the shit. They should

53:20

have no say what's over over our food or like, think about when you go to the DMV, right? Now,

53:28

in Nevada, here's we actually have a decent DMV. So we think about the fuck do we have a decent

53:32

DMV. Do you not remember the Illinois DMV? True, but how is Nevada's anything better?

53:37

Are you nuts? I could put an appointment online. They give me the exact time to show up. I show

53:41

up, they call my number. Okay, so you buy a car. Yeah. And you get the temporary tax for 30 days.

53:46

Okay. And then you go home, same night, appointment at DMV. Oh, it's 60 days away. And that's how it

53:53

works. It is not, it is worse now than it was when I first got here. So how do you fix that problem?

53:58

Well, first of all, I don't believe in DMVs at all. But the reason I brought up the DMV

54:03

is you don't like them, right? Right. And if you think about the Illinois DMV, it's even worse,

54:07

right? So why the fuck would we want these people telling us what goes in our food?

54:11

Right? They're incompetent, they're morons, and they're greedy too, right? This is what you guys

54:16

don't get, right? You say all the corporations are greedy and Amazon's greedy. Well, the government's

54:21

greedy too. Right. They don't give a fuck about you. They don't give a fuck about the safety of

54:25

your food. They're greedy. They're going to do whatever the fuck they can to keep you a fucking

54:28

slave. So get them out of our fucking food supply. So FDA is, I've already wrote my rent to the FDA

54:34

here. So I'm not pro them. But if you have no regulations at all, how do you know that these

54:42

companies aren't going to put like newspaper in your food for fill? Because people will do investigative

54:47

journalism and figure the shit out, publish their finding, because they're greedy, right?

54:53

Greedy people will say, I can sell magazines by exposing- So whoopie Gobert is going to go expose

54:59

them up? No, I said journalists. Oh, okay. So somebody can see it in or BS? No, no, I said journalists.

55:05

Do you have an example? Not in the current world, no. Okay. So that's- Do you know why?

55:10

Because the government controls all this fucking shit. Because we have something called the FCC

55:14

who says you've got to get a license if you want to be on TV. No, it's if you look at the people

55:18

that are running the networks and who they're married to, it's usually a congressperson. Okay,

55:24

well, that's my point. Like in my world- It's erosion. But you can only do that if you have the

55:30

government. In my world, anybody can go be a journalist and sneak into the food plant and say,

55:35

Oh, look, I got newspaper. So technically, we're journalists. Technically, you know, sort of?

55:41

It's kind of no, I own a media company. Well, okay, okay. So anyone can be a journalist, sure.

55:46

So I'll give you a dollar a day, you're now a journalist. I don't need to be a journalist.

55:50

I mean, you're free. Okay. So you've got to produce. Okay. Well, you have a greedy,

55:54

greedy people will say, I'm good at journalism. So I'm going to go sneak into that food plant

55:59

and take pictures of their newspaper being dropped into the pink slime and then publish those pictures.

56:04

You know, that actually used to happen. It used to happen. Why stop? What happened?

56:09

Oh, the government, the government made more regulations. That's what happened.

56:12

No, I think the media is in bed with the government. Right, because they have to be.

56:16

They have to be because they're greedy. And the government says, if you don't get in bed with us,

56:22

we're going to we're going to take away your access to the Oval Office. And we're going to

56:25

take away your access to this and that and that. I don't think it's that. It's so much that I think

56:29

it's that they that the Democrat Party colluded with the media. Dude, you can't just say colluded with

56:34

you have to offer them something. They don't just do it for nothing, because everybody's greedy.

56:38

Turn your TV on. I don't care what news channel Fox, CNN, BS, NBC, what the fuck it is now.

56:46

Show me where they're responsible journalists. They're not. That's my point. They're not.

56:50

So they're not being regulated by the government. They're doing what they're watching.

56:53

They are. They fucking are regulated. They regulate Dr. Harris.

56:56

They lie. Their ass is off. I mean, they were going up to JD. I didn't pull the video up,

57:01

but JD Vance was that unionization in DC because the crime is way down. There is not.

57:06

Do you remember? Do you remember why they hate Trump and JD Vance?

57:09

No, but JD Vance was giving a speech and a reporter just said, well, you know, most people,

57:14

there's a poll done and most people don't like what you guys are doing. He's like, show me the poll.

57:19

I don't know what you're talking about because people I talk to are doing.

57:23

The beat, beat Hedgeworth said, all these old hippies are here. None of them live in DC.

57:28

Right. They're all here. But do you, do you understand why the media hates Trump and JD

57:33

Vance so much? Because they call him out on their bullshit.

57:38

Well, right. So, but, but Trump is not doing anything to affect their profits, right? He's not

57:46

taking away their license. He's making them make more money. Right? They're just refusing to embrace

57:51

it. Well, because they can't because if they embrace it, then it would go away. But that's the

57:56

whole thing. Like even though Trump and JD Vance will never actually take steps against them,

58:00

I don't think anyway, they hate their guts because, because Trump exposes the reality of how they

58:07

work. Right? And that's, that's very important. He can't coin the term fake media. Right. If he

58:12

didn't coin it, he'd use it the most I've ever heard of back in his first term. Right. So like,

58:16

that, that means that they are benefiting from government action. CNN has better ratings when

58:22

Trump is either in office or running for office than when Trump is not. There are actually independent

58:26

journalists out there that go do investigative journalism, but you just don't know who they are

58:30

because they have no reach. They have 100 followers like us. No, nobody fucking gives a fuck what

58:34

they have to say. Laura Loomer, not pro, not pro her, but they're, they're, she's, she's broken some

58:41

good news stories. Oh yeah. Sure. And they are just trying to destroy her. She's tough. She's

58:47

standing in her grab. Again, I'm not saying she's right, but she is, but they're coming after her.

58:53

So when, when you get to a certain level, what is that old saying? First they

58:59

ignore, first they ignore you, then they mocked you. Oh, they'll fight you, then you win. Yes,

59:04

something like that. But that's kind of what's going on now. Like if we ever were to get like

59:09

a standing in the podcast community, we would start getting attacked. Of course. And yeah,

59:14

well, okay, but that's, that's not right. I mean, that's fucked up. Well, right. But again, in a free

59:20

society, there would be so many fucking thick, there would be no top six. But that's not a thing.

59:26

I mean, your buddy, Kat Turd, he's been swatted like three times. Yeah. He's swatted so much

59:33

that the sheriff goes, we're just going to call you first. Why is swatted even a thing? Like,

59:36

why don't the cops say, Oh, what's your evidence? Oh, you don't have any goodbye? Like, what the

59:40

fuck is this? It comes in as a 911 call. Yeah. And they're like, I, I, I'm mad. I just killed my

59:47

family. Yeah. Click. Yeah. And they go, Oh, shit, we gotta go. We have no evidence whatsoever.

59:53

I know. So that's a good point. You have no warrant. You have no evidence. So why are you doing

59:57

anything? They kick your door in with no evidence. Right. Well, actually, when they swat nowadays,

1:00:04

they're starting to catch on very slowly, where they actually do a knock, and they don't just

1:00:08

bang the, bust the door out. Okay. So you answer your door, you go, no, there's nothing going on

1:00:12

around your door. I don't know. Why would you even do that? You haven't seen my people.

1:00:19

Why would you even open that? Get the fuck off my property. Don't even answer that. You're not

1:00:24

how about so if you don't answer your door, you think they'll kick the door? You're not supposed to.

1:00:27

Do you think they will? Some might. Yeah. I've seen there was a video not too long ago in

1:00:34

a fuck it was Arizona, I think Arizona, this old couple. I guess they were yelling at the TV or

1:00:43

something, right? And then they went to bed and someone had called the cops while they were yelling.

1:00:50

So the cops show up and the guy he's a retired cop himself comes down the stairs and he doesn't

1:00:55

open the door, but he has like a screen he can talk to sort of sort of like your thing. And he's

1:01:00

like, um, no, yeah, we were just yelling to TV. Goodbye. And then like, now the guy actually made

1:01:06

a big mistake by continuing to talk with the cops. Yeah. Because they were like playing these games

1:01:11

of, Oh, we just want to talk to your wife. We want to make sure she's okay. And like the guy, he kept

1:01:16

saying, I'm done talking to you, but he kept talking to me. Right? You when you say you're done talking,

1:01:21

walk the fuck away. And if you think something's going to happen, get your fucking arsenal ready

1:01:27

and be ready to find out we are not advocating you should replace.

1:01:30

I'm advocating you should be for an arm intruder. That's what I'm advocating for an arm intruder.

1:01:36

So the cops eventually bust his door in. And like, there's a big lawsuit about it now is going

1:01:43

out. Absolutely. Like it's on video too. These guys are insane. And you hear one of the cops saying

1:01:48

at the end, Oh man, we finally got to test out that new bettering ram. Yeah. Well, no, there's

1:01:54

videos of cops doing certain award on the wrong house and then they get mad. The person gets mad

1:01:58

because they kicked the door in. And but there was that one of the first swatting events was a dude

1:02:04

playing a game online. And then I believe it was somebody in the game swatted him. Yeah. And he's

1:02:10

like yelling and screaming and he's volume was really loud. The gunfire, the cops show up, they

1:02:15

don't want the books going on in there. Did they shoot the collector or not? No, he came out. At least

1:02:21

it's the one I'm thinking of too. It was like one of the first swatting events ever.

1:02:25

Yeah, this one was recent. Oh, it was one of the first one that made the cops. Okay. So

1:02:32

I work with long here. We're already an hour. So what's your one? You had a challenge, you said. So

1:02:39

do you want to do that? You want to do the actual one or challenge or do you want me to

1:02:41

announce next week's? Let's do both. Let's do the next week's first. Okay. Next week's is,

1:02:47

did you close it on me? I didn't close anything. Don't touch that. Don't touch those. Those are all

1:02:50

mine. I had it up. I will use this. Oh, is there? I forgot. So it's been since a clear signal for a

1:02:59

long time. So for you, for the people who don't know who this guy is, this is Buzz Aldrin. He is

1:03:06

the guy that pretended to go to the moon. No, no, no, no, no, he's saying it now. No, he's not.

1:03:14

Yes, he is. No, he's not. They're saying that he's taken out of context. No, he's not. He's older

1:03:21

now. Dude, he's knocked the guy out for saying that shit. Years ago. Yeah, why did he change? Now

1:03:26

he's like, he's no way to Google Buzz Aldrin bits of Moon landing respect. No, he didn't. He does. No,

1:03:35

he doesn't. Yes, he does. There's no way. So but it's a quick conversation. I had a conversation

1:03:41

with the guy at work about the Moon landing. And he's like, Well, I believe it happened. I go,

1:03:45

okay, well, how'd they get the rover up there? He goes, well, they had it fixed to the outside of

1:03:50

the pod. Yeah. It was rubber tires, and wiring going to the engine components that went through

1:03:56

the atmosphere. Okay, then we need special tiles on our spaceships not to burn up.

1:04:02

No, it was in the rocket when it came out of our atmosphere. No, he said it was on the outside.

1:04:08

Not the whole way. Okay, that's what he was saying that they fixed it to the outside. That's how

1:04:12

they got you think they did a spacewalk and moved it around? No, like when you shoot a rocket,

1:04:18

like you see the big giant fucking hulking rocket, right? That's not the little the ship that breaks

1:04:23

off. Yeah, so a lot of that shit breaks off. Right. So I'm saying where the rover was in the

1:04:27

capsule that was all on the inside. No, he said he said it was strapped to the outside of the other

1:04:32

one. Well, I agree. I'm just saying this. We don't the fuck they're talking about. Buzz Aldrin did

1:04:37

not say the moon line was. Oh, you're gone all looking up. Go ahead. He never said that. Yes,

1:04:41

he did. No, he didn't. I don't know why you believe like the shocking thing is that you don't have

1:04:46

the video already up because I didn't think it was the right because you didn't watch it in the

1:04:51

first place. You never watched it in the first place. I did. You saw some dumb ass say the buzz

1:04:57

Aldrin says and you already agree with it. So you just went with it. I said there was some creative

1:05:02

editing involved with that. So I'm giving it. So that means he never said it. Well, so you just

1:05:09

bring the guy that says it's great. You got to I believe the fucking how long has it been 60 years

1:05:16

of history where buzz Aldrin has had a consistent story. That's what I believe. I don't believe he's

1:05:20

going to suddenly fucking changes mind that have you not met the hippies from the 70s.

1:05:25

They all grew up and grew unconscious and start to buzz Aldrin. This we're talking about a fucking

1:05:30

like military hard ass dude. They still get old and crabby. Okay, then he's got dementia if he's

1:05:37

actually said that and that's that's for your case even more.

1:05:44

Oh, the AI says you're wrong. Let's go find something else. No, there's videos of it.

1:05:49

I'm just watching this not too long ago. Oh my god.

1:05:54

I don't want to waste this time because here this is where you punched a guy. Yeah, I said the

1:05:59

name was funny. So I understand that that's true. That actually did happen. But he was

1:06:06

Oh my god. I can't wait to waste some time doing this.

1:06:10

Well, stop saying stupid shit. It's true though. No, it's not.

1:06:17

Oh, I'm good at X. Oh my god. It's sort of like you believe anything as long as I don't

1:06:26

Include you and agrees with you. Nope. Yes, you do.

1:06:31

All right, you're gonna feel silly when they come out and say the movement it was fake.

1:06:34

They're never gonna say that even if it was. Why would they ever say that?

1:06:37

They won't even give us the Epstein list. They won't tell us what happened with JFK.

1:06:41

They're not gonna fucking say whatever the truth is.

1:06:46

You're never gonna find this video. You're saying this is real.

1:06:48

Why would I why don't know what this is a video of this could be any fucking video at all.

1:06:53

It was literally just on X like last week. Oh, it's on X. Okay.

1:06:59

It was a video of him being interviewed. Oh my god.

1:07:04

Very clearly. I think anybody who was alive at the time does. I remember my parents waking me up

1:07:08

and we went down and we watched you guys land on the moon. No, you didn't. Why?

1:07:13

Because there wasn't any television. When they were taking pictures, you watched animation.

1:07:19

So you associated what you saw with. I have very hazy memories.

1:07:25

Let's talk about this because this is fascinating. I remember very clearly. I think anybody who was

1:07:29

alive at the time. I remember my parents waking me up and we went down and we watched you guys land

1:07:34

on the moon. No, he didn't. No, he didn't. He's saying you didn't watch it. Right.

1:07:39

So that's right. This is the creative editing I'm talking about.

1:07:43

Is he saying that you didn't watch it because we had to

1:07:47

create an edit it but the moon didn't happen but the video did not happen.

1:07:52

He's saying the video did not happen. See, this is what you never read the comments.

1:07:56

You have to read the fucking comments. From what? Bob the builder? Yes.

1:08:00

And he's just like, oh, you're Bob the fucking builder, Ron. That's you. So just read them.

1:08:06

It literally was the animation model of Apollo U 16 millimeter film which couldn't be streamed live.

1:08:10

So they're using the animation. This isn't a secret. Okay. So you're like, they had the video

1:08:15

on 16 millimeter which they couldn't send over the TV. That's what this guy's saying. I don't know

1:08:19

if that's true or not. I'm just saying if you don't want the comments, like you can't just take the

1:08:23

first fucking thing you see. No, because there's one video that's trying to look important. Oh my god.

1:08:27

But he didn't say that. Okay, check out the name badge. It says Aldrin looks like you're right.

1:08:35

But notice the helmet. Can you see my face? No, this is a secret I've been keeping for almost

1:08:44

half a century. This is like that's an helmet. 1969, Neil Armstrong and I pulled off humanity's first

1:08:53

extraterrestrial prank. What was the scariest moment of the journey?

1:08:59

It didn't happen. It could have been scary. Now, is he saying the moon maybe didn't happen or

1:09:10

there was no scary moments in the moon? I don't know if that's the full answer.

1:09:16

Because there's a cut. She asked the question. Right. And then there's a cut and then he starts

1:09:20

saying, but no, but I'm going to take this on face value. Why that's the problem. No, no, no.

1:09:25

He said there were no scary moments. Okay. Is he saying there was no scary moments because we

1:09:28

didn't do it? Or there was no scary moments because it went perfectly. That's why I'm not.

1:09:33

What do you never said that he didn't go to the moon? He never said that anywhere.

1:09:38

Why is nobody going to the moon in such a long time?

1:09:44

That's not an eight year old's question. That's my question. I want to know.

1:09:54

But I think I know because we didn't go there and that's the way it happened. And if it didn't

1:10:04

happen, it's nice to know why it didn't happen. So in the future, if we want to keep doing something,

1:10:13

we need to know why something stopped in the past that we wanted to keep going.

1:10:21

So I will admit this is a Kamalia Harris answer. I got word soup. God. No, it was. But I'm just

1:10:26

saying, I mean, there's a lot of how do you think the rope got off on the moon?

1:10:31

It was attached to the fucking capsule. Going to the atmosphere. No, it was in the

1:10:39

big shielded fucking rocket going through the atmosphere. So all that stuff broke away, like

1:10:43

you said, well after the atmosphere was gone. So where they were sitting at, isn't that the tip

1:10:47

of the rocket? I think it's in the tip. So the so it would still be on the outside the tip of the

1:10:52

no, it's on the it's on the outside of the capsule, which has another thing around it.

1:10:59

So they made the capsule pointy for your dynamics, but they didn't use it for aerodynamics. It was

1:11:05

for aerodynamics on the way back in. What are you talking about? I think that was the tip of the

1:11:10

rocket. No, it's not. And the ship broke off. No, it's fucking not. Okay, the capsule is inside

1:11:15

that rocket. How did it break off? What do you mean how to break off? How to get out of the rocket?

1:11:21

It just breaks off in space. So they invented something that went up into space that was

1:11:28

pointed like this with a rover on the outside, and they had metal all around it. Yeah, this is

1:11:32

supposed to break off and that cause any damage, why would it cause damage? It breaks off of that

1:11:36

like this. And it's in space. There's no atmosphere. So you have like little thrusters and it says

1:11:42

push away in that way. I just came with this in five fucking seconds. It's not that hard to

1:11:47

figure it out. That's not how it happened. That's not true. What are you talking about? The tip of

1:11:54

the rocket was the pod they were at. No, it's not. It's never like that. Oh my god, dude.

1:12:02

Well, what's the challenge? Talk about that while I'm looking this up.

1:12:07

I'm going to close it. So what was going on here with Buzz Aldrin, while Trump was speaking?

1:12:13

We don't really care what the actual truth was. We want to know what your truth was.

1:12:18

I used to say before doing what I did, I used to say what happened? Why aren't we moving forward?

1:12:25

Today's announcement sends a clear signal to the world that we are restoring America's proud

1:12:30

legacy of leadership in space. At some point in the future, we're going to look back and say,

1:12:35

how did we do it without space? The vice president will serve as the council's chair.

1:12:42

The privatization of certain aspects is going to be very, is going to play a very crucial

1:12:46

role, don't you think? They are truly into it. I will say that's not easy because everybody wants

1:12:55

to be on this board. People that you wouldn't have believed loved what we're doing so much. They

1:13:00

want to be some of the most successful people in the world want to be on this board. I think you

1:13:04

get the point of what we're going after. So what is he thinking? Why is he responding in this manner?

1:13:08

Is he just old? Is he medicated or is he trying to tell you something? It's hard to search properly

1:13:14

for what I'm trying to look for. Because it doesn't exist. There's definitely photos. I get

1:13:18

fine when I'm looking for. No, I don't know how to word it so that I can get what I'm trying to look

1:13:22

for. How did the rover get on the moon? That's not what I'm trying to look for. I'm trying to look

1:13:25

for a fucking like assembly like like there we go like diagrams.

1:13:31

Well, that looks a lot like the fucking pod they were on.

1:13:37

And that's a breaks away. I don't know how hard this fucking is.

1:13:43

Anyway, let's do last week's giveaway. Okay, it's giveaway.

1:13:47

God damn it, Ron. I closed the window I was on. All right, get out here. Stop. Okay. Last week,

1:13:53

we said since Trump is now apparently Batman, how do we get the signal out? Okay,

1:13:58

we asked you guys how to do that. We had three answers. First one are in your fire.

1:14:04

But see, so here's the problem that he's our Batman. So we fire Batman to the Joker takes over.

1:14:11

Well, you're not firing him. That's just the signal. Oh, he's he's so he's saying Batman is

1:14:16

firing people like the Well, that's just a catchphrase. That's his catchphrase. Oh, yeah,

1:14:21

because the TV show guys, I like it was good.

1:14:24

All right, and next we have Al McGaest with the JD fans meme.

1:14:30

JD fans is not that fat. Although I dig it. Actually, though, as a kid, he kind of was heavy

1:14:36

like that. And finally, we have from Matt McHugh. Oh, I knew this one would get your goat.

1:14:49

That's a good one. He's really calling that Yahoo, not Trump. Well, no, so come say that.

1:14:57

Yeah, because Trump is the most pro Israel president we had in my life.

1:15:02

No, I will. Who should be president? Carter? No, the Fox born in 70. So Nixon.

1:15:08

Who was in 1972? And it was before he left in 72. Was he elected in 68 before?

1:15:14

Johnson. So Johnson take out took over after JFK was killed. That was in 64. 63 that he got

1:15:21

elected in 64. And so in 68 was the next election. That's when Nixon took over. That's when Nixon came.

1:15:24

So I was born in Nixon president. Okay, so because I was gonna say if you were born in Johnson,

1:15:28

he's way more pro Israel than Trump. But yeah, I actually don't know because Reagan was up there.

1:15:34

Reagan was really fucking into that shit, because the religion's right and all that crap.

1:15:39

Shit. But anyway, that was mad. Keep in mind, the fact or word, even out is social media and

1:15:45

the internet. Yeah, you do a bunch of shit that we didn't know about. Right. Where Trump does it.

1:15:50

It's right. It's out there. All right, who is our winner this week?

1:15:57

All right. All right. Come and find us. Come get your Monero.

1:16:02

All right. That's our 15 whatever been torching people for an hour. People are listening.

1:16:08

So hey, we'll go as long as we have to. We'll go all fucking night. We're doing 24 hours. The 24

1:16:13

hour podcast. We're here for you. I'll be having passed out in like in four hours. So let's see.

1:16:19

What I want to talk about kind of some of the shit I got into as a kid. Kind of how I started off on

1:16:27

my tech journey. Are you looking at I gotta look up something. Oh my God. Okay, so I was a little

1:16:32

shit hot out on America online. If you guys remember that popular in the 90s, they used to get

1:16:38

about three CDs all fucking time. And I remember one of the first times I went on there. I would

1:16:45

always I still got into arguments with assholes. And I get a message on my screen saying you're

1:16:52

being disconnected, right? And like it just starts even back then they were kicking you out. Well,

1:16:58

so this is the funny part is it's not the AOL. It's just some guy that I'm being an asshole to

1:17:02

okay, who's being an asshole to me as everyone else. And like I'm like what the fuck is this and

1:17:07

it just like starts spamming my screen and my computer freezes up and then it like reboots itself.

1:17:13

And I'm like what the fuck is that right? So I'm intrigued from this shit. And I started looking

1:17:18

through rooms where that could where that could be a thing where people might talk about it.

1:17:23

I find this room called AOL secrets, right? You know, maybe I'll go in here and maybe they'll

1:17:28

tell me the AOL secrets, right? And actually, if you were on AOL back in the 90s, AOL secrets was

1:17:34

one of the hangouts of all the shit heads like me, right? Where we learned our stuff. So I asked

1:17:41

around and people explain how this thing works. And basically, AOL had a bug where you could put

1:17:46

HTML codes in your instant messages. But if you put malformed codes, the instant message box

1:17:52

wouldn't know what to do. And it would cause your system to crash. So yeah, so I figured out how

1:17:58

a lot of shit works. And I wasn't into programming since from a very early age. Like, I started

1:18:04

programming when I was five, way before AOL was a thing. Yeah. So I thought, well, maybe I can

1:18:11

program my own thing that does this, right? Because there were actually tools you could download.

1:18:16

And I just didn't like the way they were designed and the bloats. Like, some of them had too many

1:18:24

features that I didn't care about. And I just wanted something that does this thing, right?

1:18:28

So I set my mind to it. I started programming, learning how to interact with the AOL windows,

1:18:33

learning how to send, you know, text over that. All that crazy shit. So I created my own, it's

1:18:40

called a punter, right? Because you punt people offline. Oh, okay. Yeah. So I had ones that worked

1:18:46

on different versions of AOL, because there were different codes you had to do for each version.

1:18:50

And like you would put the target's name in and would open up the instant message window. And I

1:18:55

actually made it so that on my screen, you couldn't see anything. Because the more windows you have

1:19:01

open, the slower your machine gets, and you're putting the codes in to your computer down. So I

1:19:07

had it so that it would erase all those windows from my screen. So I wasn't suffering the consequences.

1:19:12

Oh, okay. And it was only shipping the code to the target, right? Huh. There were other things I

1:19:17

did, like I made a mass email box. And I had a friend that was really into HTML coding, right,

1:19:24

making websites. And me and him came up with an idea. So back then, we would do what's called

1:19:31

phishing. And it's still called phishing now. And it's basically, you're trying to get someone's

1:19:35

credentials. You're the reason I got those fucking emails from my company. I am actually. And they

1:19:39

tricked me. I am. I am actually the reason for that. So it was it was in the late 95 or early 96.

1:19:45

I had this email bot working. And I go to my buddy, I'm like, Hey, so well, let me lean back a

1:19:51

little bit. So the way you got you phished people on AOL before that was you would send them a

1:19:57

message and say, Hey, this is a well staff. There's been a problem with your accounts. Please

1:20:03

type in your username and password. And like the return, the click rate on this was fucking awful.

1:20:08

Like, if you were lucky, you would get one per day. Because nobody thought for that shit. Right.

1:20:12

It's just like, come on, your name is like, dickhead1234. And I'm going to tell you my

1:20:18

password like give me a fucking break, dude. Oh, but a big balls and big balls. Yeah. So I came up

1:20:24

with the idea of, well, you're into website making, let's make a website that looks like an AOL website.

1:20:32

So we go to the actual AOL website, we pull the images down, right, right, click save as.

1:20:38

And then I said, well, let's make it adult themed, right, let's quit some porno images,

1:20:43

and we'll create the AOL adult section, right. So he does all that, he grabbed the images,

1:20:48

makes the website looks really nice and professional. And it says, you know, like,

1:20:52

welcome to the AOL adult section. And please enter your username and password, right. So

1:20:58

if you're using your password, you click login, it would actually send us an email with you. And

1:21:05

I figured out how to do that, which was really cool. Because back then, like, you had to figure

1:21:09

out how email servers work, how to connect to an email server, how to send it anonymously,

1:21:12

all that fucking shit. So I took my email bot. And the way this worked was it would go into

1:21:20

the chat rooms, it would harvest all the names, right, and it would go to the next chat room,

1:21:24

and it would go all down the list and harvest. I think the limit for emails was 200. So it would

1:21:30

collect 200 names. And then it would send an email to those 200 people, all of them. Because you

1:21:35

don't want to send individual emails, right. And then it would do it again. And it would keep track

1:21:40

of who it's already emailed, right. So I have another list, say you've already emailed this guy,

1:21:44

don't put him on the list, right. And I before I went to sleep every day, I would click go,

1:21:50

right. And all night long, it would just harvest names, and then email the names.

1:21:55

So I was emailing hundreds of fucking people, right. And I was getting 30 accounts every fucking day

1:22:02

with this fucking scam. It was fucking great, dude. And not only that, but so there was a

1:22:07

difference in AOL. You had what's called a master account, and then sub accounts. And

1:22:12

the master, so you can have five sub accounts. And it was just different names that would be

1:22:17

on your screen, right. So the master account could create sub accounts. And the sub accounts could

1:22:22

not. So if you got a sub account, really, the only thing was good for was like going into a room

1:22:27

and spamming and only yeah. But if you got a master account, you could create names for yourself.

1:22:32

Right. So I would create clever names for myself. And I would go into the chat rooms,

1:22:36

the AOL secrets room, and say, Hey, guys, I got a new, I got a new fish today.

1:22:40

But not only did we get those, we got staff accounts. We had actual AOL staff fall for this.

1:22:48

And like give us their passwords. Now, some of them were so high up that you couldn't even log in

1:22:52

without a token. So they had like the two FAA even back then. Wow. And like we couldn't get it to

1:22:57

those. But some of them still had elevated powers. And we were doing all sorts of crazy shit. Like,

1:23:02

there are people that figured out how to create your own keywords. If you remember, like,

1:23:05

TV commercial, you go to keyword Burger King. Because that was an AOL. So like people figured

1:23:11

out how to create their own keywords. And like what you type in the secret keyword that you would

1:23:14

get, Hey, fuck you asshole. And people would put like Nazi swastikas and shit. It was like people

1:23:18

are just fucking. So you're having fun with it? You're having fun. You weren't as good as the

1:23:21

illegal stuff. Oh, that was very illegal. That was very illegal. But I mean, you're not stealing

1:23:26

from people. So you're not going to their bank accounts. Well, I can get to that too. I mean,

1:23:29

I'm stealing their account. Probably don't want to get in. Hey, this was I was a child. So

1:23:35

go ahead and prosecute me. Let's see how that works out. Um,

1:23:38

Pam Bondi, we're looking at you prove I even did it, bitch. I could be making this all up.

1:23:42

So I eventually I got to the point where I had so many accounts where I decided I want to see how

1:23:48

high I can get a bill for a month. Right. Oh, that's right. It wasn't it wasn't one pay. It wasn't

1:23:53

like, right. It was it was by the minutes, right? So so AOL chart by the minute, I think they went

1:23:59

unlimited in 98 something like that. Yeah. So I would leave the account on all day.

1:24:05

They had an 800 number you could dial and that had more minute charges. Yeah. So I put I use 800

1:24:11

number. There were premium games you could play. So there were all these text dungeons that you

1:24:18

could play. And it was like $3 a minute or some crazy fucking shit. I got a guy's built to $5,000

1:24:23

one month. And the fucking crazy thing is that account was still there the next month.

1:24:29

Like my sub accounts. So do you pay it? I don't know. Do you argue it out? I don't know. Oh,

1:24:34

you couldn't go back into history. You can't see that. But like, what the fuck, man? I got some

1:24:39

guys built $5,000. Uh, we did. I mean, like, we so there was a section where they would have

1:24:44

celebrities come in and like do Q&A with with regular users. And we figured out how to get

1:24:49

it to the celebrity section of that. And the celebrity, when they were logged in there,

1:24:54

they couldn't be kicked off for typing too much. Right. Because like a well would kick you off

1:24:57

if you type too much really because you're flooding the screen basically. But the celebrity

1:25:02

couldn't be kicked off. So like, we would just flood the screen full of swastikas and whatever

1:25:06

the fuck crazy shit. And we would say like, I'm so and so so I'm Tom Cruise. Have some swastikas

1:25:12

because you can make your name. We'll talk to him. Yeah. Oh my God, we had we did so much

1:25:17

shit. Like I can just keep going on all fucking night about this. But yeah, to give you an idea,

1:25:21

that's the kind of shit I got into. Next time I talk about this, I'll probably go into the virus

1:25:26

that I made. One of the viruses that I made anyway. Is there a special presentation on this stuff?

1:25:33

I was a kid. What you can't be prosecuted as an adult. What do you think you live in DC?

1:25:38

You can't be prosecuted as an adult for something you did as a child.

1:25:42

So you can't prove I did it. So if you shot somebody age of 16, and they did not find you

1:25:48

until for five years.

1:25:52

I mean, if it's 16, they might say you all you were an adult, they would try to try to use an

1:25:55

adult. But like computer crimes where you can't prove that the fucking things happen.

1:26:01

Yeah, exactly. Find my own IP address and go after it.

1:26:04

I'll just deny it. It's fucking stupid. No, but yeah, I have a lot of stories like this.

1:26:10

So I will be glad to share them, share more of them with you guys in the future.

1:26:13

Okay. So I forgot to show one video I wanted to show. This is kind of why Xers,

1:26:18

we are the way we are. Because I just fucking lost it.

1:26:23

That's it right there. George Trump.

1:26:24

It is George Trump. Okay.

1:26:26

The planet has been here for four and a half billion years. All right.

1:26:29

Four and a half billion. We've been here, what, 100,000? Maybe 200,000? Maybe.

1:26:34

And we've only been engaged in heavy industry for a little over 200 years. 200 years versus

1:26:39

four and a half billion. And we have the conceit to think that somehow we're a threat,

1:26:43

that somehow we're going to put in jeopardy this beautiful little blue green ball that's

1:26:47

just floating around the sun. One of the planets already has to people in Mexico City or Armenia

1:26:52

or 100 other places buried under thousands of tons of earthquake rubble. If they feel like a real

1:26:56

threat to the planet this week. How about the people in Kilauea, Hawaii who built their homes

1:27:01

right next to an active volcano and then wonder why they have lava in the living room?

1:27:05

The planet has been through a lot worse than us for a long time. Then through earthquakes,

1:27:12

volcanoes, plate tectonics, continental drifts, solar flares, sunspots, magnetic storms,

1:27:16

the magnetic reversal of the poles, bombardments for hundreds of thousands of years by comets and

1:27:20

asteroids and meteors, sandstorms, erosion of all kinds, cosmic radiation, worldwide fires,

1:27:26

worldwide floods, recurring ice ages. And we think, we think some aluminum cans and some plastic bags

1:27:35

are going to make a difference. Planet isn't going anywhere. We are.

1:27:43

So that's why X's are the way we are. We had George Carter to lead us through our trouble times.

1:27:49

So, Mike's going to be real quick. People start making your own dog food. It's getting insane.

1:27:55

So I had something else on X, but apparently it's gone. I saw your post. Yeah, I can't find it now.

1:28:01

But it's fine. It wasn't too subversive. Yeah. The big dog food company's been

1:28:07

kind of taken down. It's just basically you want to do the protein, the fat and the carbohydrates

1:28:13

at certain percentages. So there's a lot out there on how to make your own dog food.

1:28:19

Chicken's a good base. Rice is a good, rice is good to add to it, but I don't know if it's a

1:28:25

considered a base. Now, I will warn you guys not to use a lot of pumpkin puree. Use very little,

1:28:34

because apparently pumpkin puree and dogs, it's a laxative. I came home to a

1:28:42

very large mess one day when I put too much pumpkin puree in my dog's. I feel like you've

1:28:47

done this topic. Have I? It just sounds so familiar. Something popped up on me. There was a video

1:28:54

showing how disgusting dog food is and what they actually put in it. So I wanted to do it again,

1:28:59

if I did it before. But if you don't have time to make your own food, but you do something,

1:29:05

you can make it on Sunday and carry it through the week. But if you need to buy commercial dog

1:29:10

food, again, this is I'm not, they're not sponsoring this. General Giants, it's on,

1:29:16

what is that fucking dog food company that sits ship shit out? I am zoom. No, it's a,

1:29:21

I just forgot. How do I know? How do I know? You guys know what it is. If you have a dog,

1:29:25

you buy from this company. I just can't think of what it is. They have general giants on there.

1:29:29

I believe there's certain stores that carry general giants. General Giants is a nonprofit

1:29:35

for the, they're raising money for the Great Dane Foundation and they, they, they make healthy food.

1:29:42

They're not trying to make money so they're not going to do all that bullshit in there.

1:29:46

My big dog is pretty much only either had general giants or the homemade dog food,

1:29:51

but my little dog's more like a billy goat kind of born and raised on the streets of Kentucky,

1:29:56

rescued her. So it's not really anything, but when she eats general giants, she is more active and

1:30:02

more and more responsive. So it's something to look into. But the reality is there's nothing

1:30:07

better than making your own food. You can use chicken, you can use ground beef. You know,

1:30:12

I don't know about fish. I don't, I don't, I guess it says seafood. I'm not sure I would feed my dog

1:30:17

seafood. You preserve it, right? I don't see why not. Yeah. Eggs, dogs love eggs. The fat, you get

1:30:25

the meat fat and oil. Tell me what else would be fat that I would put in there? Tallow or pork fat,

1:30:34

that bacon fat. Yeah, the fat for meat. Yeah. Next week we're going to do an episode in the future.

1:30:38

We'll be sure to do that next week about it's called Pemkin. Really? Yeah. So with the carbohydrates,

1:30:44

keep it light because obviously they're not, I mean carbohydrates in the human body, it's

1:30:49

that's one reason why a lot of us are heavy. So I don't know how much you want to put in

1:30:55

for dog food. I put in a smaller amount because I want them to more enjoy the meat and the fat

1:31:01

from the meat of natural fat. So yeah, experiment with it, look it up. There's a lot of great

1:31:07

resources out there. Here's your post. Oh, make your own dog food. Okay. Two cups of brown rice,

1:31:15

one cup of ground beef, two medium carrots, half a sweet onion, one large sweet potato,

1:31:19

half a can of pumpkin puree. He says, maybe it's various by dog. I don't know. Yeah. Two eggs,

1:31:25

two tablespoons of peanut butter, teaspoon of turmeric, a couple cloves of minced garlic.

1:31:30

That's the post that I post because that recipe I actually liked a lot because there was a lot

1:31:34

in there for dogs. I'll eat that man. I'm gonna give that a dog. If you want your dog, I mean,

1:31:40

golden retrievers used to live 17, 18, I believe now they're their lifespans like between 10 and 12.

1:31:46

That's that's disgusting. That's the food we're giving them. That's what we're doing to our pets.

1:31:52

I mentioned golden retrievers because my dog is 50% golden retriever. His mom was a paper golden

1:31:57

retriever and the dad was not. The people that own the dog actually did a DNA test

1:32:04

on the dog because they want to know what dog and pregnant their paper golden retriever.

1:32:09

Oh, congratulations to my dog, Fred. He graduated graduated from training class.

1:32:14

We actually had, he actually wore the cap. We wore it for a while. Some pictures in there.

1:32:21

It was kind of cute. He's a cold dog. So he is my buddy. Something when Dave's not here,

1:32:27

I'll bring him in here because I'm pretty sure he'll bite Dave's because I want to bite Dave

1:32:30

just to get the fuck out of here. So yeah, that's it for me. I believe that might be it for Dave.

1:32:36

That is so enjoy your week and we'll see you next week. There you go. Thank you for joining us

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