Multiple Personas, Garden Irrigation

Okay, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. I'm Ron Morgan.

And Dave Havlicek. And we are here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh.

So we want to talk about some Monero stuff.

Yeah, let's, well, let's, let's go with the, we had, we had two challenges issued last week.

Yep.

And one of them was a longer term challenge. So it's going to be an over under on how many

pardons Joe Biden would issue. And nobody answered, unfortunately, because it's over, we lost.

The number right now, as of today, is 8027.

Silly me, I think it was only gonna be 800.

Wow. So that, I mean, that's almost as many as every other president combined.

There's a Woodrow Wilson as a big number. I think Biden might shatter the combined numbers.

Well, yeah, you get some money for that. You can pay.

Well, no, no, I will give him credit though, because 6,500 of those pardons were a simple

marijuana possession. Okay. So those people do not belong in prison.

He hasn't got back to me yet, because I was asking if I could buy a partner.

Yeah, I'll wait for him to get his answer.

You got to send that certified mail, not regular mail.

Maybe I should go Jill, because she's out shit. She's out shit talking now.

Is that video I posted?

Yes.

She literally was fucking mocking Harris and the crowd laughed and she was, oh, you guys

are reading more into this. She was making fun of her joy. She was totally... Oh, did you

see the other one I posted? It was the me, it was a video of some dinner that the president

and vice president were at with their spouses. Yeah.

And they were ignoring each other. And that was the video.

Oh, when they started to fight.

But somebody turned it into a fight.

That's a male, those AI things.

For people to fight, like, oh my God, I don't know how that looks so good.

I know, because even when he kind of turns his head, you can kind of see him on the face and he's

throwing hands.

But so then there's our other weekly challenge, which we're going to get into right now on the

wheel.

All right, let's find out who was going to get some in the arrow. Here we go.

The narrow giveaway.

Yes.

So we got stories I heard.

Yes, we actually got two entries.

Oliver Chase.

Of course.

We want to put him in there. You are recording the screen, right?

Yeah.

Okay. So, so Oliver Chase said that he was browsing the dark web torrent website

and found our podcast through there.

Really?

Yeah, so he's a dark webber.

Dark webber. I didn't even know that.

Now I'm scared of him.

Because he joined the normal matrix.

And like he didn't mention anything.

So that's that's awesome.

Like we I'm glad we reached someone that way.

And then dormouse, the other person.

So he had a friend tell him while they were talking about Monero.

No way.

Yeah.

Like you think they were talking about this?

And I'm not going to reveal too much, but he's from Europe.

So he's talking to his friend in Europe, face to face about Monero.

And their friend is like, yeah, you should check out this podcast.

All right. I like that.

Keep him coming. Europe or whatever.

Russia, China. No, Iran people though.

Ah, fucking Iran people come too.

Dormouse

MOU.

He's been right this time.

And that's it. Just those two.

So let's see who wins.

All right. Spin to win.

Dormouse

All right.

So we're going to get your Monero dress and send you over the other

or no donations.

So just 0.01 this week.

But it's going it's going up every day.

It is.

It's over 200 now.

Really?

Yeah.

So that's two bucks and change.

All right.

I don't think I stopped that.

All right.

Dormouse.

Congratulations.

Yep.

Congrats.

So let's get on with the show.

All righty.

So I missed a story from last week because I'm not really good at focusing on my notes.

I get distracted and a bird flies by and I just like focus on the bird, I guess.

Squirrel.

Oh yeah.

Squirrel and raccoon.

So we are going to be changing our American flag pretty soon.

It sounds like.

Oh, we're going to give a new star or what?

Yep.

Get out of New State.

Canada.

Yep.

Canada.

Fuck no.

I don't want no Canada.

I know.

First of all, it shouldn't be one state.

We should break that shit up into like 41 million people.

That would be in New California.

Oh lordy.

They only have 41.

Really?

Yeah.

Only.

What do you mean only?

Well, I mean, Illinois has got like 13 million.

Well, yeah.

But.

New York's got like.

Canada's huge.

No, I know.

I would think more than 41 million.

Also, I think like 80% of the people live like in the Toronto Montreal area.

Okay.

Well, I've been to Windsor and Vancouver and Vancouver Island.

Those are barren.

Those are barren.

They're pretty cool.

I did Canada.

There's no people there.

No, fuck those people.

Those are not.

They voted for Justin Trudeau for fuck's sake.

Hey, we voted for Joe Biden for fuck's sake.

It was close though.

It was close.

No, Trudeau is done.

So apparently Trudeau was having dinner at Mar-a-Lago and he's like,

oh, those, those tariffs are going to kill,

it was going to kill Canada.

And Trump's like, hey, if you can't survive without America,

maybe we should add extra in the quarter of the state.

Now that was last week and he said,

we'll make you the 51st state, you could be the governor.

This week he went, hey, to Justin Trudeau,

the one of the best governors we have.

So he's keeping that shitpost going on.

That is what he said to like Trump because he makes his shitpost make me laugh.

Yeah.

I mean, he's hilarious.

He can't deny it.

Yep.

I want to see a show if I, if I'm required to pay money in this world.

So, Ron, I heard you, I heard you used to be a criminal.

Did I?

Yeah.

I was arguing with some idiot on X, like I do every once in a while.

Okay.

And he thought he'd be clever and then search our names.

And he picked your name because I guess I came up with nothing.

Oh, wait, wait.

He searched Ron Morgan.

Yeah.

And what do you know?

Ron Morgan, Las Vegas.

Oh, bullshit.

And he came up with this.

Las Vegas, Las Vegas man sentenced to two years in prison for his role in multi-million

dollar advanced fee business loan fraud scheme.

Shit, where do the money go?

I don't know, but apparently you, you, you are fraud, you committed fraud for $3.2 million.

Hey, wait, wait, no, no, it was only like $10.

You did two years in prison.

And there you go.

That's one of our, one of our detractors found you on Google.

Keep going.

A swing of the miss.

No, because when I went to sign up to run for office.

There was another Ron Morgan who'd run for office previous to me and it wasn't me.

That's the one cool thing about my name.

Good luck.

And actually, if you really want to look my background up, it's Illinois.

As soon as you find there.

And you might actually find something though.

Keep looking.

Matter of fact, that would be whoever that is, that's the Monero challenge.

Oh shit, find my criminal record if I got one.

I don't know.

There you go.

Go on, let's go.

Maybe I don't.

Well, it's criminal record.

We'll never know, I guess.

You can tell when we piss somebody else off and he'll search for me.

I'll be able to verify it.

I'll verify it because I know what I did if I did anything at all.

Who knows?

But the best Monero giveaways here on Canary in the Cage.

Yeah, I actually go to anybody and everybody.

Please search me.

Of course.

I was at Costco one time signing up.

They had like four pages of Ron Morgan.

But don't find anything else about me.

Just stick it to the criminal thing.

I don't need bucket skeleton brought up.

I don't care about the criminal thing if it exists, that is.

Oh, what is the statute of limitations on stuff?

Is it 10 minutes?

Well, if you've already been convicted, then it doesn't matter.

Well, that's what I'm saying.

Maybe I, oh, okay.

So it's-

It wouldn't be on your record then if you didn't get caught.

Oh, I've been arrested.

You just never found guilty.

No.

Well, then it doesn't matter the statute.

No, actually, and that's what sucks.

If you're arrested on a background check, it will come up.

Even if you're arrested and the charges will drop,

it will show you you were arrested.

Oh, yeah, for sure.

No, but that's bullshit though because job, you know, people

check your background when they hire you.

Right.

And they see you've been arrested, but then we're charged.

Right, right.

And they go, okay, well, maybe, but then if it happens two or three more times,

then they're like, uh, so yeah, that should not, that should not happen.

Yeah, that, um, how did that come up last week?

That came up in-

What's up?

Um, shit.

Shit came up?

No, no, no, the idea of like prior records, uh, where somebody, oh, it was, um, fuck.

Ah, now it looked like a fucking idiot here.

Yeah, there was some dead air going on.

I don't remember that, but I-

It was, it was, it was, again, arguing on X and someone was like,

oh yeah, they should have everyone's records or like, it might have been Trump related because

Trump's, uh, you know, convictions are going to be purged most likely.

Uh, no, that the, the Tisha, whatever, she's holding strong.

Oh God.

But it's a bullshit case too.

That's the funniest thing.

But then I, but then I, right, I came back with it, uh, the argument of, oh, let's say, um,

oh, it was about investigations rather than arrests.

Okay.

Which is kind of the similar thing.

Oh, it's about Matt Gaetz.

They go, it was about Matt Gaetz.

Oh yeah, that's right.

They're releasing the investigation.

Thank, save myself.

Okay.

So yeah, they, they were talking about release the Gaetz investigation.

And I said, well, let's say I accuse you of having illegal photos of children.

Okay.

Right.

And the cops go into your house, they, you know, get a warrant.

Okay.

They get a warrant, they go into your house.

They find that there's no such photos.

Right.

You don't, you don't have any legal photos, but you cheat on your wife.

You have, um, actually Madison Ashley account.

I'll add bullshit.

Right.

Oh, now should that investigation be released?

Right.

Because the guy's argument was, well, we, the public taxpayer pay that.

Well, it's public money being spent.

But that's no, no, for privacy, it shouldn't be, but I mean, it's,

it's, it's, it's, it's, it sucks.

Right.

But the only reason that you got investigated in the first place is because I lied about you.

So I lied to make the cops harass you.

Well, but then I,

And now the cops find things about you that are, that are not desirable to be known, but perfectly legal.

Now, why are they releasing investigation?

You weren't charged with any crime.

Yeah.

I mean, it should be kept private, but taxed out her money were spent.

Well, this is why we shouldn't have cops.

It's the real argument.

No, no, I get it.

So yeah, I mean, it's a tough one because it really shouldn't be.

I mean, it's a similar thing to the arrest records though, right?

If you don't get charged, then that should be purged, right?

You know, maybe have it for like six months and then, and then just delete it.

Delete it all.

Wipe it out.

Wipe the hard drives, bleach bit.

Yeah.

You want to give it to Hillary Clinton treatment?

Oh, you mean like with a rag?

Yes.

I wipe it down with a rag?

Yes.

I should do an episode on bleach, but I'm going to write that down.

We, we have, we have to play that quote if we do.

She's in Congress going, what?

We've been in the bleach on a rag and wiping my computer down.

Why, why, why is that important?

God.

And she gets, oh, do you see Bill Clinton now stomping for his wife again?

Really?

What, what's the hell she did?

Like, give it up.

Retire, bitch.

I think, I think they're nervous.

The Epstein Island list is coming out.

Which we are, we don't know he's on there.

Well, of course.

But, um, maybe he's like, well, she's done nothing wrong.

Yeah.

Not maybe, maybe not on Epstein Island, but maybe another thing.

Maybe if Bill Clinton's matrix, she's done nothing wrong because he's a

fucking criminal himself.

That's my opinion.

It could be wrong.

Don't sue me.

Cause there's a, um, I think I mentioned this before, but there's a hilarious one.

It's not, it's not hilarious.

It's, it's kind of tragic actually.

There was a case in Arkansas in the 80s where these two kids were like playing in the forest.

Okay.

And like they disappeared one day and like it turned out that they were near this

secret drug lab or something.

And like the people that ran the drug lab had connections to the Clintons.

And it's like really fucked up.

Like if you dive into this, you can go on YouTube and there's like a 20 hour fucking saga.

It's wild.

You guys should look it up.

Yeah.

Even Luigi though, he's got connection to Pelosi.

I haven't really looked into it yet, but he does.

It has something to do with, uh, investing.

Do you know he wasn't even a customer of United Health?

I, someone said his dad was though.

It was, it was maybe, yeah.

I mean, this is all kind of flowing blood right now.

I didn't deep dive.

But he was actually, he was sent to inherit $10 million from his grandmother, which kind of

got crossed over what I want to talk about today, but I won't deal with that anyway.

Well, you can stay on Luigi for a little bit.

He seems to be a nut job.

Like there's signs of schizophrenia.

Well, that's the age it comes.

The what?

In your 20s is when men get some free out.

I mean, he walked around with manifestos like nobody does that, you know, and he had like

right-wing rants on his social media, but he also had left-ring rants.

He was a fan of the Unabomber.

Yeah.

So like there's, there was no like coherent thing going on there.

Yeah.

Cause even in court, his glory had to keep coming shut up.

Yeah.

I don't know what, what the deal with this guy is.

And it's funny that everyone like he made him into a hero when he's just a fucking nut job.

That maybe he was just trying to kill someone at random.

Like, and he just happened to get the CEO.

I don't know.

No, no, no.

How are you going to know?

You're never going to know.

He went towards the bullet of the shells and it was related to a book that guy either

wrote or something.

Maybe.

No, he targeted that motherfucker.

And he, it's something, it's something straight.

Murder is wrong.

Do not shoot and kill anybody, but the guy was the evil CEO.

No, he wasn't.

Oh, come on.

I hear.

I've talked about this for, I don't like greedy CEOs and, and there's a lot of them out there.

So actually, again, back, go back to X with my, my arguing with idiots.

This guy posts a letter of, I think it was United Health rejecting one of his,

his insurance claims.

Okay.

So he had some kind of injury where he needed a wheelchair and like he put the whole letter

up there, which I don't know why he did that because it makes him look really bad.

So like he asked for the top end wheelchair, like the power wheelchair with fucking like

goes upstairs and spinners on it.

And they rejected him and said, no, you can have the second best wheelchair.

Oh.

And the guy's like, would you do it?

Health rejected me.

You know, like what the fuck, bro?

Like that, that's what these rejections are.

So no, not all of them.

I mean, sometimes they reject legitimate stuff.

Yeah.

But like there's tons of fraud going on because think about it if you're a doctor, right?

And a patient comes in and he says, hey, doctor, I'm having headaches.

And he said, whoa, let's get you the MRI.

Let's get you the X-ray

Let's get you this, this, this, this, this, this, put you on these antibiotics, right?

You write up all the shit because you're going to get paid for that.

Right.

And the insurance is going to pay for it.

Right.

So now the insurance gets this thing in and they're like, well, wait a minute,

this guy just has headaches.

He doesn't need all this.

We have to reject that.

Right.

So there's like this back and forth going on where just because I reject it,

does it mean that it's bad?

That's their legal greedy.

But United Health has a higher percentage of rejections.

That just means maybe they're better than everybody else.

And rejecting people?

At finding fraud.

Mmm.

I mean, I mean, I mean, you don't know, you have to look into it.

Doctors double bill because they're evil bastards too.

But no, I mean, I, I mean, I've ranted about evil CEOs prior to this podcast at different times.

So to me, this is just like, and that's kind of what I want to hang into because

this guy pissed me off this past week.

The other right wing podcast, we're not really right wing, but I mean, if you're going to put

it somewhere in some box, it's probably going to be hanging out of that box to be on there.

You know, stuck to the bottom of some dog poop on us.

I'm not really sure, but we, we be stuck kind of somewhere around there.

We're independent.

But they're all just like, well, you know, there's other ways of handling this.

You can call, you can hire a lawyer, you know, you can do this and this.

And I'm like, you know what, shut the fuck up because you're wrong.

You have money.

You probably have a lawyer on retention.

So to you, it's just like, you call your lawyer, he does his thing.

I mean, how about you could even find a lawyer for your lawsuit and it was an actual crime.

That's different.

So, so my issue is not going to get a big payout.

And I'm not even asking for any money other than my court costs.

So why would a lawyer help me?

But, but, but these insurance things, there's big money involved.

So lawyers are going to look at that and say, okay, you can get a million dollar payout.

I'm going to get 30% of that.

I'll take it out contingency.

Okay.

But they do it all the time.

And that's, well, okay.

Well, I mean, the thing is how you took a malpractice.

What did we talk in here?

Well, again, it's a, you have to look at the case.

It's a situation.

But I guess what I'm saying though is even if we're dealing, even if it's not an insurance,

it was a CEO, if it's a corporation and they, they're, they hold strong,

what do we do as the middle class people?

Stop buying their products.

So this doesn't work without insurance because Obamacare forces you to buy health insurance.

But nope, nothing more.

Well, it still does.

It's just, there's no penalty.

It's all bullshit.

But like with any other corporate, like if you don't like your Apple laptop,

stop paying Apple.

Just don't buy another.

Have you ever truly fought a corporation?

I don't need to.

I don't have to, because I don't have to give them my money.

I do.

I just stop giving them my money.

I say, fuck you.

I'm gone.

This happened during COVID, for example.

I went to a restaurant and I would always walk into a restaurant and no mask on.

And usually they would say, hey, you need to put a mask on.

I'd say, oh, I can't wear a mask.

And they'd say, okay, no problem.

And they would drop it, right?

Because they were in my business.

Now there was one restaurant here and they famously got in trouble with,

I think, the review journal because the governor at the time, Sisalak,

went in there with no mask on and they took a bunch of photos of him having his,

partying and partying and up and whatever.

And I went there because it was a highly rated restaurant.

And I walked in with no mask on.

And they gave me a hard time, right?

They fucking like, like the bartender wanted to fight me.

I'm like, let's go, bitch.

Like he's like four foot tall, idiot.

But I just, I never went back there.

And if anyone asked me, like, hey, have you been to this place?

I'll tell them don't go there.

They're apples.

Okay, so I get voted with the dollars.

I'm huge on that.

And I ran about that all the time.

But in some cases you have to have a resolution.

Why?

Like, no, well, because my, I have a cracked windshield and I have a warranty on it.

Okay.

They have been trying to cancel this warranty since the day I initiate.

Well, no, it didn't break the right way.

Literally, the dude goes, oh, your mirror fell and swung.

We had a pothole, the beer in that, this particular car, the mirror sits in a,

in a receiver, but there's nothing secured it in there.

So we had a pothole, shocker, and it's really close to the windshield.

Well, the metal stem cracked the windshield.

Okay.

And then broke the bracket, the mirror started swinging.

Okay.

The dude goes, well, your mirror clearly hit that and broke it.

We're not covering that.

And I go, are you fucking stupid?

Look at the pictures.

Look at the break.

Is it an inch off the top of the windshield?

Yeah.

How did the mirror swing into that?

And they go, okay, we'll do that.

And then I go to the, the, the window windshield component.

I can't think of the name.

I probably would because they suck.

They're like, oh, we can't do it because your mirror's down.

I'm like, it's part of the reason the new windshield broke.

I can't fix it until you put the new windshield.

I mean, I get where you're coming from, but like,

but it's like, my car, it's a $3,500 front windshield.

Yeah.

So I'm going to fight them and make them.

Would you have avenues to do that?

I mean, it's,

Well, I actually wanted to bring that up in a second too.

No, they, they were holding strong.

And I mean, and I even, I think I mentioned this last week.

Right, but you can, you can go on Yelp.

I mean, you could, you have all these avenues where like,

you can, we have an X account with 300 followers.

Like, what the fuck, use it.

And I did threaten that.

And I said, but I didn't do it a dick way.

I just thought, Thomas Massie's one of our followers.

I just thought of, I said, listen, I'm going to have fun with this.

And I told the guy this, I go, I'm not being a jerk.

I go, cause you're nice.

He even, I got along really well.

And I go, but I'm going to have fun with this.

I'm going to, I'm going to follow this.

Paul Crain's court.

Yeah.

I'm going to talk about it on my podcast.

Yeah.

So you can be talked about on the dark web.

Woo-hoo.

And I mean, like we, the Caesar's palace, right?

I sent my, I sent my letter to get on band.

They haven't responded yet, but we can go out and protest in front of Caesar's palace, right?

But, but here's the thing.

So now I am not saying this happened because I mentioned on the podcast,

because I think I got the email before the podcast even hit the link.

I have a feeling some corporations may have just said,

push everything through.

I got approved for the windshield report.

Exactly.

So you won.

No, no, no.

But why?

It doesn't matter why.

Because the CEO got shot.

No.

And the CEO, what else was the reason?

Dude, I spent, I spent hours talking to these people over, over months,

arguing with them, debating with them.

And they're like, well, your, your time expired.

Because you won't do that.

It took you too long to get the windshield replaced.

I go, yeah, that's cause whatever that would do.

I go, they would not, cause I would, I did.

Right.

Is I, I think you have to plug the mirror in.

I don't even plug in because it just dangles.

And they refuse to plug the mirror and they go, well, your camera's not coming up.

And I'm like, Jesus.

See, I've never had this problem.

Like I, I have insurance, you know, car insurance.

And I've had, I filed claims several times and no product, like no questions asked.

Like half the time the guy doesn't even come out to take pictures.

Like they just accept, they accept my word.

Oh, and this was the email though.

Yeah.

Even though your windshield falls out of the warranty, we're going to do a gesture of

good will and replace it.

Okay.

What?

I mean, thanks, but I'm not outside the warranty.

Well, that's the thing is like you, you're proving me right, right?

Like you, you can fight them.

No, no, no.

Okay.

There's nothing that I did or said because I don't believe that.

I don't believe that because I threatened small claims for like a week before.

Yeah.

And then all of a sudden the day after, when the company's after the CEO gets

fucking shot.

It's just not about the CEO.

I don't know.

Okay.

How about this?

Go to our ex account.

If you got a story where, where a company just did a real quick turnaround and, and

I went to your benefit, let's hear about it.

I do not get, I've had it happen.

Like I've had a couple of, so I don't want to get into specifics here.

So I had a company, I, I called them up and I said, Hey, can you do this service for me?

They said, sure, no problem.

So I, they're kind of like an old school company.

So like you have to give them the credit card over the phone, you know?

Yeah.

So I gave them the credit card.

They charged me and then I emailed them for a status update like a week later.

Yeah.

Said, Hey, is that, how's that service going?

No reply.

Yeah.

Right.

So I waited a day because, you know, just a small company.

I'm going to give them the benefit of doubt.

Hey, how's it going?

No reply.

So then the following day I called them and like no one's answering the phone.

Right.

So I call again and again and again.

Finally someone picks up the phone and they kind of, some kind of annoyed.

And I'm like, Hey, I'm the guy that's been emailing you.

I paid you a week ago.

I need a status update.

And they're like, Oh yeah, we'll send you one tonight.

So he actually did.

Okay.

And I think a week later that like the job was done, but you just had to be persistent.

Right.

Oh, I was persistent.

And because in the other thing, like what I, what I said on the phone was like all I'm asking

is for a status update.

And if I can't even get that, I'm just going to do a charge back and, and go to someone

else because it's not worth my time.

Right.

Okay.

And when you say the word charge back, that doesn't work for your case because you're

talking about warranties, but like that word is a fucking like red flag for them.

They're like, Oh fuck, I better get my ass.

Right.

Because if you pay, if you paid the proper way though, well, not proper, but if you

pick them a check, you can't pull that out.

No, yeah.

But again, like there's always ways to do this.

There's always something to do.

So I, most of my issues I get resolved because I am persistent.

Right.

Well, you have to be.

But no, I still got one left.

I got one that I'm out that I don't know how to in this one.

I talked to you about it before, but I don't think I know the podcast.

My wife and son were going to see Alice Cooper, the dollar on the arena.

Yeah.

My wife was a metal detector and she beeped and they were wanting her and they're like,

it must have been the ribbon on her gene, which we still don't understand.

And as they were wanting her, she's like, no, look, there's nothing in my pocket.

She tapped her pocket.

Right.

This little fucking little prick comes running over, no uniform on, no ID and starts yelling

at her and my son goes, who the fuck are you?

And my son was like, he's like, he kicked them out.

Yeah.

So we're out like $300 in tickets.

So I'm there and I'm like, fucking Henderson cops were there, which is weird because

this is something else.

I actually, I kind of want to look into this, but kind of Henderson is a, I kind of liked

their way to apartment.

Okay.

But they were there.

What's the name of the security company?

I said my notes.

I have to, they're out of California.

Yeah.

I see that.

You are in a podcast right now.

No, I can give them bad publicity.

They were the company that started with the sphere, got kicked out of the sphere.

Okay.

The same company that was on the crosswalks, they've won the first year.

Yeah.

It's right in the rest of the people.

It's that same company.

Okay.

And Richard, Dick, his name is Richard something, but I think they call him Dick actually, by the way.

So you call their, no one answers their phone.

And when they do, they get to a generic voicemail that you can't ever talk to anybody in the

company.

Right.

That's the problem with Caesars, right?

Well, that's a Dottel-Lonin Center arena and that's the security company corporate office.

But the thing is, right, there's public sidewalks outside that place where you can go and have a

protest.

No, because I actually have, I actually have picketed by myself businesses before.

The problem with this is it's Dottel-Lonin Center arena, so it's only during events.

So I'm going to be the idiot, I walk on the sidewalk with a sign when everyone's just driving.

It doesn't matter.

No, but they're not going to, they're not even going to pay attention to my side because

they're trying to get.

It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter if the people pay attention or not.

The business sees it and they, they care.

Okay.

If Caesars rejects me, we're going to go out there and protest.

But that's, you can see how they care.

But Caesars, that's different though.

It's good different.

Because they care about their customers.

No, dude, I would care about the opinions.

I went online and looked at the reviews.

This, this one particular security guard had.

Yeah.

It was horrific.

He, he's, all right.

So here, here's people out for no reason.

Here's the thing.

Okay.

Find out where he's working and when.

Show up to an event and get him to start a fight with you.

Make sure he throws the first punch or when I fell body camera on.

Yes.

I mean, like again, there's always something you can do.

Hold on.

Be creative.

You could have told me this off camera.

Dave, I wouldn't, I would never do that.

That's, um, well, I'm just saying like, I'm throwing.

I think like a hacker, Ron.

We had an episode last week.

No, I understand that, but I was trying to, I mean, to me, this was an open, well, okay.

This was open and shut to me until I found something out that I really don't like

because this was, this was public property.

Yeah.

Technically.

Not, not the, the entire facility was not built with public funds, right.

But some of it was, right.

I even talked to a guy in Clark County.

He goes, yes, we built, we put in the, uh, the drainage system for the lot.

Why, why are you asking me about this?

Because I'm not being mad because I'm just curious.

I go, I just need to verify public money was spent.

Yeah.

And I did on a couple of different fronts.

So I'm like, cool.

I got this.

I told you about the, the cop, the body camera footage, right?

Yeah.

I don't know, push it down for me.

Okay.

So, um, I found this is what, this is kind of gross though.

So I found this out if a building is built with public funds, but they hire a private

company to manage it, private property rules, um, are enforced.

You, you don't have your first, you don't have your, your constitution rights

because the private company is the one who was, uh, who, who was, uh, in charge of running.

Like I, I, I tried to forward request the camera footage.

Yeah.

And they said that we, we can, we don't have to give that to you.

That's weird.

I don't, I don't know how that works.

Apparently, no, apparently it's across the country though.

I thought maybe it was just a Nevada thing, right.

But I talked to a friend of mine, he's an attorney.

He goes, no, he goes, it sucks.

And it's weird because if you are, if you own a private building and you lease it out

to the government, oh, the opposite happens.

The opposite happens.

Yeah.

Because there's a post offices that they lease.

Right.

Right.

And they can't kick you out.

They cannot kick you out.

I don't know.

It's weird.

No, but he, my friend was telling me that this has gone to the Supreme Court and they

ruled in favor of the private entity, which it sucks because private dollars and then,

then there's nothing.

And then you got cops there in full complete uniform, but not their other official capacity.

Yeah.

That's a problem.

Cause I see that all over here and I had a problem with that.

They should be having a different shirt on or different.

They should denote that they're not actual police officers at the time.

Right.

Because I thought I was talking to police officers and I was actually talking to off

duty police officers in their uniforms.

Right.

And yeah.

So it's, it's a little confusing and I don't, I don't like it, but my point is,

is I drilled out on everything.

Cause I, it's, well, there you go.

So they beat corporations.

Like they did.

It's not the time I don't care if I win or lose cause it's just what I'm doing it.

Okay.

There you go.

But in this case, I don't want to pay $30 or $500 for a windshield.

And apparently they're going to do it, but now they, who knows, you know, oh, so they,

they sent me an email and check this out.

You have 60 days to get this completed.

Here's the phone number to call.

I call the phone number and it goes, uh, please enter the extension of the party.

You're, you're, you're calling.

There's, I have no extension.

Right.

They go, oh, you did that in an extension.

Goodbye.

Yeah.

So technically I'm not, it's not, but I actually have in writing from them now.

Well, that's the other thing, like get everything in writing, right?

If you have phone calls, record the phone calls and make sure that you say

I'm recording this phone call.

They, they say it.

You have to say it too.

No, I do not.

But they say it.

You don't have to, but someone should say it.

Right.

And they do.

Well, I still disagree.

I, I, I got to look into that law because I still think you can do it in Nevada.

Nevada is very, Nevada is like the one state where it's really fucked up.

Now, even if you're, so here's the thing, even if you're in a state where it's one

party consent, the place you might be calling might be in a different state.

Yeah.

But I'm, I'm doing the physical act in a state that's a one-incense state.

It doesn't matter.

No cranky.

Again, this is a cranky cranky or something here.

Again, of course, do not give a fuck.

Like they don't give a fuck.

So if you call California or if the call center happens at Bean, California, you don't even know,

it doesn't, like it doesn't hurt you just to say this, this call is being reported.

So when you call in, it says this call is recorded for training purposes.

Yeah.

And that's, that's a question I have.

This will count.

Well, no, hold on though.

It counts.

Since we all, we both know the recording, but what if I decided to sue them in small claims

court and I went through discovery and I asked for the recordings.

That should be there.

We should think that because they're for training purposes.

Is that a way to get around discovery?

I don't know.

Because, well, it's okay.

So it's not about discovery.

It's more like what's your retention policy, right?

So like normally if there's keep records for two years or something,

but you might, if you might, if it's for training purposes, maybe you'll keep it for a month.

Well, but, but you don't turn it over though.

Cause I've, I know you always have to turn it over.

If you have it, you must turn it over.

But it's for training.

It's not for the purpose.

If you have it, you must turn it over.

Okay.

The only issue is when can you justify not having it anymore?

That's, I don't know the answer to that.

Right. But it doesn't matter.

Cause mine was going to be within like 30 or 60 days.

Cause I was going to go file.

Yeah. Yeah.

Actually on Friday, tomorrow.

Cause I was going to go file and then I was going to,

I was going to start doing discovery and I was going to request,

I was going to request so much shit with them.

They're just going to be like, just fucking buy my new car.

Cause I never suit.

You're making my point for me.

Like, you can win.

There are times where you can't.

They, they, they get a hard nose approach and they're like,

you're one customer, go away.

Cause, cause still the internet.

But then they get popular.

That goes viral.

It goes viral all the fucking time.

Internet is still a new thing in this, in this country.

Like the politicians haven't figured it out yet.

Oh, good.

They're so stupid.

They're like, oh, I didn't say that.

Well, here's a bunch of videos of you saying it.

It's like they're too, they're too stupid to realize.

But that's why it's, that's why you win because the corporation is the same way.

I don't know.

I, I, I've, I've had some long and hard, I mean, I got into an argument with the guy at a,

the Fremont Street experience.

Yeah.

I'm not, I'm not a caring guy.

I do, I do this shit.

I just do for fun.

But this particular incident, dude, I walked through the security checkpoint,

which I assume a problem with that as well.

But they only do that for the special events in a special area because they're only looking for

alcohol.

They're, they say it's weapons, but it's alcohol because I would love to challenge

the head of security there and go, give me a number between one and a hundred.

I'll sneak that many guns and unload it.

I'm not trying to scare anybody.

But you will not catch guns coming through this, just the way you guys do it.

But I turn around.

So I go through my wife's that nigga, I turn around, this dude is elbow deep in my wife's purse.

And I'm like, get your fucking hand on my wife's purse.

And I'm kicking her out.

I mean, I'm not, I don't go with my wife's purse, you know.

And so I, I, I started talking to security.

He goes, we can do what we want.

I go to your public property.

He goes, no, we have a permit to operate this way.

We can do what we want.

He goes, you can't, he goes, we, we were allowed to do it.

However, and that's cause we had a long conversation with a concealed carry, no open carry on Fremont

Street.

Yeah.

One guy's like, I'm going to do it.

I go, I'll go with you, but we're going to get kicked out immediately.

Yeah.

They're not going to let us on Fremont Street with handguns, but technically it's public property.

Yeah.

Public property, just because they put up a little LED screen and some idiots run it on a rope.

It doesn't, doesn't take away the fact that tax dollars put that shit in.

Right.

So, but you cannot, you don't have your, your rights on Fremont Street.

So that's what I have.

And the bridges are the same way.

The bridges across the, the, the Boulevard, the strip.

I mean, like those don't really have restrictions other than the stopping rule.

And F1.

Well.

Cause they had a permit to operate as a private entity.

No, I don't think that's correct.

I think they got away with one because nobody pushed them on it.

Although I think some people did sue.

I don't know if they went anywhere.

I've been on it for a long time because they had a permit.

I don't think so.

F1 had a permit to operate on that public property.

Not the bridges.

They had the streets.

What if they, you, well, because there was a, I never, I don't think I mentioned this on the

podcast cause I could not verify it, but I heard it on a local radio show here.

They were told if you have a condo that faces the race and your blinds are open, you're going to get a fine.

Good luck.

No, no, because they went through the HOAs.

I don't give a fuck.

I'm not going to fight that one.

You're never going to win that.

Well, will you, bitch?

Because they, they have, okay, like the being in Chicago.

Yeah.

It is, it's a copy written or it's.

Okay.

No, no, dude, set up a tripod.

You're out.

If you want to just take a picture of it.

Yeah.

That's fine.

The minute you set up professional equipment, the security would kick you out.

And then I think you can't, you obviously can't post a picture of it and try to make money off of it.

Oh, watch me.

Cause they'll come after you.

Watch me.

I go take a picture of the being.

I'm not going to be a magnacity.

Fucking.

Bean.

What, what, what, what?

I sort of understand the bean.

I mean, if it was Boston, maybe.

It's a big reflective bean.

Yeah, whatever.

Oh, I have a rant to go on.

So this is not news.

This is not, uh, it's a little bit libertarian adjacent, but it's, uh, one of my little passion projects.

Sweet.

Um, I want to talk about the metric system that you've heard me go on this ramp before in, uh, but not on the podcast.

So the metric system is communism.

Now, what do I mean by that?

Right.

So what we have in America is ironically called the imperial system.

Okay.

As if some emperor declared, these are the units that you shall use, which is actually the opposite,

right?

The units that we use in America, like feet, miles, um, pounds, those were all created by regular people,

uh, who, who felt that those units improved their lives somehow.

Okay.

And they were popular, so they spread it, right?

That's how capitalism works.

That's how freedom works.

Okay.

Right.

So the idea was good.

The idea spread.

Um, so the way the metric system came about is there was a revolution in France in 1790 or something.

Uh, and socialists won that revolution.

They took over France, uh, and they came, they instituted what is now known as the reign of terror.

And there's a kind of a reason that they call it that.

Okay.

Where they'd be headed a lot of people and were a bunch of fucking assholes.

Oh, is that when that chick with the sword did some shit?

No, it wasn't the 1400s or 1300s.

Okay.

Um, but so these, these crazy fucking socialists, they looked at these units and they said,

this isn't rational, right?

There's no logic here, right?

And they said, we're going to invent a new system based on logic and reason and, and, and they,

what it's actually called the cult of reason, what these people believed in, right?

And they, they tore down like all the churches burned them down, tore down statues.

Um, and by the way, the churches at the time, like they kept time, right?

Okay.

So the church, you know, church bells, they rang every hour and they tore it all down.

So now how do you tell time?

Well, they, they said, we're going to build new churches.

They're going to be like rational churches, reason churches, and they had their own statues

and fucking all.

It was ridiculous, right?

Um, and they actually tried to do metric time.

So they wanted a 10 hour day and like they wanted a 100 year count or 100 day calendar,

some ridiculous, it was just fucking stupid, right?

And it didn't work.

Like people had, they couldn't do business, right?

So they had to get rid of the metric time.

Okay.

But they kept the other bullshit.

So do you know what a meter is?

Um, no, I looked it up before, but now.

Okay.

Do you know what a foot is?

Yeah.

How, how big is a foot?

12 inches.

Well, how big is a foot?

Like visually, how can you estimate the size of a foot?

Yeah.

Not if you look at your foot.

Well, not, but your foot, I mean, not everyone's foot.

Doesn't matter.

You don't need that level of precision.

Okay.

That's the point, right?

A foot is something that you use in your day to day life for measuring distances.

Yeah.

It doesn't have to be fucking precise, right?

Now, when you talk about a meter, not too much coverage, are we?

Well, we're talking about day to day life.

We're going to get to that later.

So when you talk about a meter, to calculate the length of a meter,

you would first draw a line from the North Pole to the equator going through Paris.

Okay.

Okay.

And then you would divide that length by 10,000 and that's a meter.

Oh, dear God.

Now, how the fuck are you going to do that?

Have you ever been to the North Pole?

Have you ever been to the equator?

So wait, I'm sorry.

Which North Pole?

The one at the top of the earth.

Oh, because I've been in North Pole, Alaska.

No.

No, I didn't see that.

I've been to Alaska.

North, I've been to North Pole.

Not quite.

Where's Seah?

No, so the actual North Pole, and you've never been to the equator, right?

No.

And you've never been to Paris?

No, I've been on the strip.

No, no, no, Paris, France.

Oh, yeah, no.

And you've never been anywhere along that line that would match those three points?

No.

So how the fuck would you know what a meter is?

You wouldn't, right?

Right.

So this is what's rational to these people, right?

They're fucking insane.

Now, a kilogram.

A kilogram is literally a hunk of metal sitting in Paris.

And if you want to know if Ron weighs a kilo, or if your microphone weighs a kilogram,

you have to put it on a balance with that hunk of metal in Paris

and see if the balance bounces out.

Okay, we try going to the metric system in the 70s.

The fuck's wrong with us?

It's coming.

That sounds stupid.

It's coming.

I can go on and on.

So we can talk about some imperial quote unquote units, right?

Like the mile, right?

A mile is from the Latin word meal, which means a thousand.

So a mile is about a thousand paces.

And it's 5,370 feet.

5,280 feet.

But again, like that doesn't matter.

Like people in the metric system, fanboys will say, oh, you can't convert.

Right in the metric system, you just divide by 10 or multiply by 10.

There's fanboys for metrics.

Oh, yeah.

And most of them, you live in Europe.

They're fucking nuts, dude.

And they think like dividing by 10 is this magical property that like,

holy fuck, this is the greatest thing invented since sliced bread.

No, it doesn't like it.

It, sorry.

That's okay.

It does not matter how many feet are in a mile,

because the point is not to convert a small unit into a big unit.

It doesn't matter.

Right.

Doesn't fucking matter.

This is not why we have units of length.

Right.

So back to the thousand.

This was, the mile was formed in Rome, in ancient Rome.

It was a thousand paces.

So if you walk and count a thousand paces, which are paces two steps,

a mile is going to be about a thousand of those.

Okay.

And you don't have to have more precision than that.

It doesn't fucking matter.

Right.

I don't know.

It's a thousand and two paces.

Excuse me.

Doesn't matter.

Holy fuck.

And, and, ah, man, I could just go on forever.

But, but, but, but guys, the metric system is not special.

It's fucking communism.

It was invented by crazy communists who beheaded people.

They were nuts.

My takeaway on this is we have to be in the show.

The metric system is communism.

Communism.

Communism.

And if you want to go more, I can go for hours and hours.

I'm sure you can.

Come to the chat room.

I will do this all night.

Oh, sure.

So let's move on.

Set up an, you know, let me know when that happens.

I can say the fuck off of X.

Jesus.

I'm saying fuck off that chat room.

Jesus.

No, I mean, it's interesting.

It really is kind of cool.

So, and I only bring this up because we, we had a chat discussion

that word came up and I said, you know what, I'll do a rant on a show

instead of going in the chat room.

But now, now that I've got my rant out, we can go in the chat room for hours and hours if you want.

So that's, I want to do a quick conversation on who's left America?

We still got more.

Ellen.

Yeah.

We got, yeah.

Yeah.

Uh, Aston Coacher and his wife.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

Nice.

Dude, where's my car?

I know.

I believe Kobe's knocking on the door in the country.

He's taking a break from basketball.

Watch the videos.

He's in a, he's in a, he's sitting there watching a game.

People are fucking, we know you were at the dinner party, man.

So we, we now, so let's find out who else is going to be leaving America.

I have, I have a feeling it's going to be a mass X and it's after Christmas.

Nice.

It's going to go on.

Get these people out of here.

I know.

Hey, there, there might be a hole in it.

Well, Biden, Biden, where you at?

Grant these people some pardon.

Oh, no, no.

He, uh, did you, he said that the other day?

No.

He had apparently, I'm, I really hope it was a joke, but with, with him, I don't know.

He's talking about having like skull surgery and they had to remove his skull two different

times.

They're looking for a brain that wasn't there.

What?

He fucking said this on stage.

Now it's kind of a funny thing, you know, if you're playing, but I don't know if he

was serious or not.

Jesus.

I'm okay.

I go through this stuff because I have one more story I want to talk to you about.

There might be a little bit lengthy.

Caitlin Clark, you know who she is.

Basketball WNPA.

Yeah.

You see what I posted?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I saw that.

What the, seriously?

I think she's getting, she's tired of them beating the shit out of her and she's like,

just leave me alone guys.

Here, I'll say this on X.

Just leave me alone.

No.

She, no, I'm done.

You think she's a true believer?

Well, no, I don't care.

That's what she said.

She came out anti-white because they were beaten up on her.

Well, yeah.

Well, learn how to fucking fight.

She's tiny.

Outrun them then.

Whatever.

I don't know.

I just, it just pissed me off because she did nothing wrong.

Right.

And then she, and she is probably the best woman in the WNPA.

It seems like it.

And they can't even bond together.

She's white.

People went and bought tickets to the basketball game because she was playing.

But she's white.

But do you know that they don't make money?

They only, their proffer was the NBA pays them.

And they want more money.

Right.

But yeah, they get somebody who's filling the seats and they,

Well, they should, they should negotiate a deal to just get only profits.

How about that?

Yeah.

Insurance companies most profitable.

Oh yeah.

That's why I posted that for 32 billion dollars.

Yeah.

The insurance and their, and they,

Good for them.

That sounds like they're doing, they're doing better than everyone else.

Not if they're killing people.

They're not killing people.

Diseases are killing people.

And they can fix the diseases.

No they can't.

It's not in the contract.

Read your contracts.

Stop trying to defraud them.

Stop trying to claim things that aren't in the contract.

We will not make you better if you get sick.

If you get sick, it's your own fault.

So deal with it.

Is that, is that how that works?

That's how life works, man.

Oh.

If, if, if peanut the squirrel got sick.

Sorry.

You, you dead.

You're a squirrel.

Oh, let's see real quick.

So that's the one I want to talk about in a second.

Anti-corruption day.

Oh yeah.

Did you see that?

The FBI wants people to call in and report suspicious companies.

Of course I went, come and report the FBI to the FBI.

We should start doing that.

Although they're getting a new boss, it looks like.

That old one quit.

Still doing it.

Don't care.

Yep.

We have to do the big story.

Well, that's, that's why I was trying to use the script.

Are we talking drones?

No, that's not the big story.

The fuck's your big story?

Buy some drones.

Daniel Penny.

Okay.

Let's do Daniel Penny first.

Dude, like.

Not guilty.

Not guilty.

First, first, um, the jury was deadlocked.

Right.

And the judge threw out the manslaughter charges.

Uh, then the jury went back in, I think for three days.

Yeah.

And came back not guilty.

So, so my question was, cause I didn't really, cause when I first heard this, like,

I, what I thought I heard was the jury was deadlocked.

So the judge said, well, let's throw this charge out.

How about this charge now?

Right.

But was that the same charge?

Was he already charged with that?

Yeah.

That charge was already there.

Okay.

So they didn't just bring up a new charge.

Right.

Cause I'm like, that's not fair.

No, no, no.

Yeah.

So it was like, it was, it was manslaughter and then negligent homicide or whatever.

And like the instructions were kind of weird sounding.

Fucking morque.

Uh, if it's not manslaughter, it could still be negligent homicide.

But if you have negligent homicide, you can't go back up.

You know what I mean?

Like, yeah.

But yeah.

They called in so many witnesses were on that train and said, I was scared for my life.

Right.

He is a hero now.

I, yeah, there shouldn't have been charges.

Really?

It's ridiculous.

But there's another case I didn't research.

Well, so here's the thing.

The leftist won this anyway, regardless of not guilty.

How do you figure?

Are you going to protect someone on a train?

I'm fucking not.

But even in Nevada, fuck you.

No, no, no.

That brings up a very important.

Fuck you.

You can die.

We have a radio show host here, a local guy, and he's like, well, we still need to stick

out for people.

He goes, we can't, but no, you're right.

And that, and that is the problem because I mean, I, I'm usually one person.

Like if a, if a car is broken down the middle of the road, I'll get out and help them push

it to the side.

Right.

I mean, I'm not a fucking boy scout, but I, I, I've been there before and it sucks.

Um, but yeah, I don't know anymore.

I mean, I, I've stopped fights before.

I've gotten involved in shit I shut up.

Um, it's not worth it.

I mean, if they're going to push into a trial where you're, you hinge on the fucking double

mask juror, like, did you see the, the, you didn't see the photo, not the photo, but like

the artist rendering of the jury.

One guy had double mask on.

Oh, how did he, uh, that's the thing.

Like, why, yeah, why, why would you allow that?

Well, it probably wasn't masked during the Vardir.

No bullshit then.

He can't change his looks after Vardir.

Of course he can.

Why?

Where did you wear it?

You weren't wearing a mask then you were in a mask now.

He can wear what he wants.

No, I would have, I would have, no, I would have, I would have.

I mean, obviously you should object to that, but what the judge is going to say,

no, this is New York city.

You go fuck yourself.

Well, okay.

So why is he wearing a mask now when he didn't before?

I, well, I don't know if he didn't before or not.

I said, I don't know.

Whatever.

Yeah.

No, I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm really happy the guy got off, but he's still got, um,

uh, civil charges.

Yeah.

That's another like, this, oh, this like really pissed me off because so bad legal

takes is a, uh, ex account I follow and they're, and they're pretty funny.

So like people say that dumbest fucking shit on Twitter or X and like they highlighted

if it's related to legal issues.

Okay.

And somebody was like, well, you can't do that.

That's double jeopardy.

And like bad, bad, he said it in a stupid way, right?

It really stupid way.

Just like he said it is stupid, but okay.

Well, but bad, so bad legal takes highlights them.

And I replied with, well, actually it should be double jeopardy because it's the same act.

But, but it's, it's civil because the government's not involved in this case.

Yes, they are.

The government is the judge.

Well, the judge, but I mean, but the prosecutor is not a government prosecutor.

So what?

So what?

So if you, now here's the thing.

The constitution, uh, this is the fifth amendment, by the way, doesn't say criminal,

doesn't say civil.

It says you shall not be put in double jeopardy for the same, uh, act or whatever it is.

No, no, I, I, I, I can't, I feel what you're talking about.

So like, and then now people responded with, and this is obvious because the constitution says,

shall not be put in jeopardy of life or limb.

Okay.

So now they would, they would say, well, if you're not threatened with prison time,

then you're not being put in double jeopardy.

But then life for limb, no, I mean, you bankrupting your family.

So if you get a traffic ticket, speeding ticket, can they just try it over and over again?

No, that's double jeopardy.

Right.

Double jeopardy applies to speeding tickets.

Right.

But you're not putting jeopardy of life or limb.

So if you're going to argue that life or limb, exclude civil trials, then they can charge speed

tickets all day long.

They're, well, speeding is not civil, it's criminal.

Right.

But it's not, it's not putting you in jeopardy of life or limb.

Oh, I see.

Okay.

So why, that's an interesting fact.

So I don't think you should be allowed to do that.

I think it should count as double jeopardy.

Right.

You've, you've successfully beaten the criminal trial.

You don't get a second chance.

Sorry.

Goodbye.

Ron Goldman's not going to like you.

Well, give a fuck.

And now, now somebody actually had a good reply.

You're not sure what that is?

Sounds familiar.

Wasn't it the OJ?

Yeah.

Yeah.

The father.

Yeah.

Somebody had a really decent reply and they said,

well, what if I charge you civilly first?

Right.

Now you can evade the criminal charge.

That's all over the matrix.

And I, well, I mean, we can get around this though.

Like we can just say like you have X days to do this or, right?

It's not like it's unsolved.

Because you can push a civil case much quicker than a criminal case.

Have your lawyer delay it?

You don't see your civil case go, I'm done.

But we can, we can solve that problem.

So it was a good reply, but we can definitely solve that problem.

I might be, I might become a bake robber.

I could have made my text bill somehow.

Delete, delete, delete.

No, that's, oh, that's actually really interesting.

No, that's, that's.

Yeah.

I think that should qualify as double jeopardy.

It's the same act, the same accusation.

You lost.

Sorry.

You only get one shot.

Wow.

That, that is kind of cool.

And another point I brought up was, oh, well, uh, so criminal, uh,

to lose a criminal case, you have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

Right.

And to lose a civil case, it has to be on the preponderance of evidence.

Yeah.

It's a different criteria.

Well, what if we invent a third one?

Right.

Now, instead of, so let's say a criminal trial is 99%.

Okay.

And a civil trial is 50%.

Well, let's make a new one that's 30%.

And then if you lose that one, we'll make a fourth one and make that like 10%.

Right.

We can just keep doing this.

So if the government can do that, why don't they, like, you know what I mean?

It's all bullshit.

Stop trying people for the same fucking action.

Double jeopardy.

No, I, I, I, I, I should count.

Well, because I mean, I mean, you're looking at it as you're in the courtroom,

right?

Defending your actions.

Right.

And you're forced to pay for it.

Right.

Whether you're defending your actions on criminal or civil,

you're still defending your actions.

Right.

It's the same action.

So you've already defended that one action.

Yes.

Why should you have to do it again?

Right.

Right.

Huh.

Should I, should I have that question for that lawyer?

We had a couple of them off the do-go.

Well, I didn't think of it.

It could be this, didn't you?

I know.

What are you going to do?

So let's talk more about the government.

Sounds like fun.

Oh, how stupid are they?

How stupid are they?

Yeah, God.

Very.

The drones.

What do you know about this drone thing?

What do you know?

I, I saw that it's happening, but I don't really know anything like.

Oh, you're not looked into it?

No, I don't give a fuck.

No, it's one of two things.

Either we're going to be a terrorist attack or we're going to fucking be DT.

One of the two is going to be one of the two.

I mean.

No, there was a senator.

This one, this did not go the way he expected.

He's like, oh, I know it's the mother ship for my ran.

Well, by the way, hold on.

Just so you know, I, uh, Biden released $10 billion for Iran just recently.

Yeah.

Hmm.

What was that payment for?

For some big ass fucking drones?

And a mother ship?

I want to see Iran have drones.

Like, why would they have this cash?

To attack us.

They can't shoot missiles at us.

I mean, like you think they're that advanced?

I actually, I would, I would go more Chinese than Iran, but I also think Chinese needs us

as much as we need them.

So I don't, I don't know.

But I do believe it's a foreign adversary or it's fucking ET.

I mean, no, I mean, seriously, but then my son brought up, well, why would UFOs need lights on?

If they can do space travel, what are they going?

Headlights?

So this, so nothing crashes into them?

But they're, they came all through space.

Yeah.

And they, and their, and their technology for not crashing something is.

No, no, no, so nothing crashes into them.

Because like, if you're in space, there's nobody around.

There's nothing around you, right?

Meteors.

Well, meteor can't look at your lights and say, oh, I'm going to turn away.

Well, I mean, the space station's got a Starlink up there.

That's Starlink.

But that's not, that's not, uh, not removable.

But like the aliens know that we have airplanes.

So you admit there's aliens?

I'm just saying the aliens know that we have airplanes.

Okay.

And they would say, we better put lights on our shit so their stupid airplanes don't fly into us.

Actually, the DOJ goes, it's just airplanes up there.

Then for 45 days, these mystery something has popped up in the sky.

But so the center, I believe he was out of Texas.

He goes, well, we know each other, federal government, because they would tell us.

Everyone's like, wait, what?

What federal government are you talking about?

They won't tell us shit.

But he came out and said the mothership and, and like two hours later, the DOD came out and said,

no, that is not true.

They did not have a mothership.

It's just more likely that it's some stupid government program testing.

They're the size of a fucking SUV.

Yeah, so.

Our drones are huge.

Have you seen an American drone like that?

So they'll find a drone?

Yeah.

If you go, if you want to see one, just go up 95 North, we'll go to the Big Boy restaurant is?

No.

You know, the military base is up there.

Not now.

This is another military base.

Maybe.

It's on 95.

It's, uh, I believe it's before you get to 160 to cut off to a prompt.

And that's where that's where the, the drone pilots are in this country.

Oh.

I mean, I'm not releasing anything that's top secret because I know about it.

And nobody's going to tell me top secret shit.

But in the casino, they actually have the, they have a drone suspended from the ceiling.

It's kind of cool.

Well, yeah, I mean, I mean, it's not like they wouldn't do that.

So the American people are like, what the fuck is this?

What's going on?

And our government's going to make war with us, but this does not tell them.

Yes.

Oh, but there's something else.

It's top secret.

They're getting on the goddamn sky.

But it's top secret that they're doing it.

I just heard about this today.

So, okay.

Project Bluebeam.

I never heard of that.

Apparently it's a conspiracy theory that claims NASA is attempting to implement a fake

Martian attack.

I mean, I know they've planned that they talked about doing that before.

So, yeah, I don't know.

I, I, I still believe they need to keep Trump out of office.

I have not backed off on that claim yet.

The immigrants, maybe, I don't know what role they're going to play in this,

but I still believe that they might because, because they're here.

Now we've got fucking spaceships or drones and there's reports they've seen them come

out of the water.

So could they be, could the mother testing us up?

They're testing like the amphibious drone combo.

And they, there was a deputy in a boat and the drones are following him.

Sure.

Okay.

Well, no, this one guy, I, I, I've heard this from multiple places,

but I have not verified this pretty true or not.

If people send their own drones up to get pictures of them,

Yeah.

their batteries die instantly.

Again, not saying that's true because I don't know, but I've seen numerous people

we interviewed said, yes, I set my drone up.

They fully charged battery.

And then within a few minutes, it said battery dead, shutting down and playing

to self-appear.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Interesting.

So, no, I mean, it's, no, I'm kind of, I'm kind of interested in this, but if it's, if it is,

I mean, someone out there's going to have a telescope for fuck's sake.

Telescope.

Aim your telescope at.

No.

Aim your scope at it off your fucking rifle.

That's our good enough.

Fucking put a bullet in it.

Why are we not finding out what it is?

Because people are stupid.

No, our government should be like, oh, oh, it's no threat.

Oh, what is it?

We don't know.

So how do you know it's no threat?

Because there's.

It could be, it could be, but, but why 45 days in a row?

Because that's what they do.

They've always done this.

I don't know.

You think they told us about the submarines when they were testing that shit?

No.

But what are they doing above New Jersey?

Maybe that's the dumbest people are that don't have telescopes.

Obviously.

We are not saying here canary in the cage.

We are not saying people from New Jersey are dumb.

We're not saying they're not, but we're not saying they are.

I mean, have you watched Jersey Shore and it's fucking like, they're pretty stupid.

Okay.

Here canary case, we are saying three of Jersey are stupid because we saw Jersey Shore,

just based on Jersey, Jersey Shore.

I don't need the mafia coming after us.

We love you guys.

The Jersey mafia.

They're just so kill us.

Hey Tony Sopreno.

Yeah, I ain't scared of that.

I don't know.

I just, I mean, I still, I still stand my ground when they cannot let Trump get in.

So is this something that's going to build up to something?

It could speak distractions.

It's always distractions out there.

What are they distracted us from?

Trump won.

Trump's definitely going to.

Everything.

They're getting us to talk about it, to waste our time on it and all that bullshit.

No, they do that a lot, but I don't know.

This one is interesting.

I guess we'll have to see what the future brings.

Are we done here?

Oh dear God, we're basically almost out of an hour.

So yeah, what are you going to go into your thing?

Okay, so I got an interesting one.

It's maintaining separate personas.

So this is especially if you're going to be on the dark web.

Now on the dark web, nobody's going to know your IP address.

Nobody's going to know like your browser plugins or anything.

That's how they track you on the clear net.

Like they can figure out who the fuck you are, even on a VPN.

They have all sorts of ways to track you and it's very hard to evade that shit.

But on the dark web, it's possible to be anonymous essentially.

So what you want to do when you have this power is actually create multiple different personas.

And so why would you want to do this?

Right?

So it actually helps protect your real life identity.

If you take one of those personas and tie your real life identity to it.

Okay.

And that way you can have the other personas be this other person that has no connection to anything.

Right?

So for example, let's say if you want to buy and sell in dark markets, right?

Well, you don't want Ron Morgan to be doing that.

You want Secret Hacker 1234 XXX to be doing that.

But that means you have to create this persona, Secret Hacker 1234.

Right?

Chatting.

So chatting on the dark web is pretty popular.

We, I mean, like we're connected to the dark web chat room.

And people can come through our chat room to there.

And there's other rooms on there where people chat.

So you kind of want to have separate personas in mind when you do that.

I'm going to go into a little more details why in a little bit.

Hosting websites.

So I host my personal website on the dark web.

And where you can learn about me, you know, some things about me like what I program,

that kind of stuff.

But let's say I want to host another website.

Right?

I don't want you to connect that first website with that second website.

So I have two personas for those websites in visiting websites.

So one thing on the dark web is when you visit a website,

now they can't see your IP address, but they can see a connection string from who you are.

Okay.

So let's say you go to, you know, Ron's dark web and pourium and you only buy legal goods and

services.

And then two minutes later, you go to the illegal dildo store, the monkey rainbow dildo

butt store.

Right.

Now, if the same callback, just so you know, the callback, if the same person is running

those two websites, they can actually see, oh, the person who went to Ron's dark web and

pourium is the same person shopping for rainbow dildo butt monkeys.

Right.

So you want to be careful about that.

Now you can force it to refresh that screen string, but you got to know how to do that.

Right.

So be careful about doing that.

So now here's the thing with chatting.

If you chat long enough, it is very likely that someone is going to discover your real

life identity.

Right.

There's just nothing you can do about it.

So that's why I recommend if you're going to be a long-term chatter, just put your real

put it out there, right?

Give up whatever you want and then take all your other secret stuff and do it separately.

Right.

And some ways they can do this.

So you often give away things about yourself without realizing it.

So spelling words like color with OU.

Right.

That indicates you might be from England instead of America or without the OU, then

you're from America.

Saying good morning.

Right.

It's only morning in one place in the world.

Right.

Okay.

How about this one?

Wicked evil.

Wicked evil?

Yeah.

Is that some regional slang?

Yeah, it's Boston.

Boston.

Okay.

Yeah.

Oh yeah.

Wicked.

Wicked.

Wicked.

It's mad.

Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

So referencing region specific holidays like Thanksgiving.

Oh wait.

It's like use guys.

Use guys.

That's Chicago.

All the way.

I know people don't type that though.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But no, if you say happy Thanksgiving, you're American.

Yeah.

They don't celebrate Thanksgiving anywhere else in the world.

And to go to your point, pop versus soda.

Mm-hmm.

Right?

If you say pop, you're probably from the Midwest.

If you say soda, you're from the coast.

If you say coke, you're from the south.

Grocery carts.

Grocery carts.

Buggies.

Buggie.

People from the East Coast or at least from Pennsylvania.

Really?

Yeah, I don't know.

You're from the East.

See, but there's like thousands of these things.

Oh, windscreen versus windshield.

What?

Yeah.

The way I work with, she lived in the Middle East for a while.

So maybe he was over there.

There's thousands of these things and you don't know about them.

Right.

So like by talking,

you are revealing probably where you're from.

Maybe not where you are, but where you're from.

Yeah.

You can, yeah.

So yeah, I really recommend maintaining the separate personas.

You know, actually research regional slang and local holidays and various cultures

and throw out some false flags, right?

So learn how to holiday in India and be like,

happy Diwali everyone.

But really, it's easier to just put your really out there

and say, this is me.

I don't do anything illegal.

I don't commit crimes.

Let's chat.

Yeah.

And then if you actually do commit crimes, do it somewhere else, right?

Keep it separate.

And that's just my opinion.

I think it's easier to work that way.

But you know, you do you.

So yeah, let's like, let's go into some things about how to make it difficult

to tie some personas together.

Use different usernames and use randomizers, right?

So if you're like, I go by snacks.

And I've been using that name since the 90s.

Yeah.

Right.

If you see that name, well, that's Dave.

Okay.

So and it's hard to come up with something that's clever, but doesn't tie to you some way.

Because I can say like, oh, Chicago dude, 1982.

Oh, well, that's probably the Chicago dude from born in 1982.

So I had a persona once on one website.

And I used my user name was SmokingMonkey.

Okay.

Only because Pen Pen and tell Pen when he was saying what something sometimes he goes,

a SmokingMonkey is the funniest thing.

He goes, picture a monkey smoking and you're gonna laugh.

And then I'm like, okay, that's pretty cool.

And then the Simpsons did an episode of smoking smoking.

Okay.

Like, yeah, that's my new user name.

But see, I know people know that you watch pen and teller and the Simpsons.

Yeah, but that that name for that's, that's, yeah.

But so the point is, so as your real life username, yes, pick something that

identifies you, that's fine.

But if you're going to do like secret stuff or covert stuff,

just use random numbers, random name, random words, random numbers.

Yeah, but then somebody knows you're fake.

Who cares?

Okay.

That doesn't matter.

Use different passwords, right?

So this is, I did a show on password managers.

Use your password manager, come up with a new password for every different persona.

Now, the reason this is important is if you go to a login form and you type in Ron Morgan

and my password is 1234.

Okay.

Now they can go to a different website and you say secret hacker 1234.

My password 1234.

You know that though you can know that those passwords are tied together.

Yeah, but you also can accidentally log into the wrong account.

Yes.

I like that one.

Yes.

And other details like fake location, fake hobbies, you know, it does.

VPNs, yeah, like stuff.

So like I mentioned earlier, recycle your tour circuits and your I2P tunnels.

Because that's how they contract you from one location to the next.

So you go to website one, you want to recycle your circuit or your tunnel,

then go to website two.

Because then your personas are now separate, right?

You can't tie those two together.

And then on your config side, you want to label all that stuff for yourself, right?

So you want to say, okay, this is my I2P tunnel for chatting.

This is my I2P tunnel for clean websites.

This is my I2P tunnel for dark web markets.

This is my I2P tunnel for rainbow dildo butt monkey stuff.

Wow.

It's a lot of work, but you're going to need to do it.

So what else we got here?

Yeah, like, you know, be cognizant of your chatting style.

Make sure you're recycling those circuits.

And the one bonus thing I want to mention is you can have your own personas interact with each other.

Right.

So like, yeah, I've done that before.

You know, say something as yourself and then have one of your secret personas say,

you're a fucking idiot.

I had an argument with one of my personas.

Yeah.

So like that throws people off, right?

Yes, it does.

But you got to be careful.

You got to take notes.

It's something you want to get involved in heavily if you if you just find fun in it.

But yeah, so look into doing this stuff because it's very important for

keeping yourself anonymous on the dark web.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, I've only done on one website and that was the Bog.org website.

It was just a shit show, a fun website.

It's been down for years now.

It's, I don't know.

It was just a fucking collection of idiots and we all just,

we had ways to talk to each other.

We could post pictures, but it was a fun website.

Hey, if any Bog.org people out there let us give us a shout out.

Man, I doubt you're any, I don't know, but I've been dark web guy.

You never know.

I don't know, maybe.

No, it was, it was, that was, that was probably one of my first finds on the internet.

Because this is going back to like the early 2000s.

Yeah.

And, uh, oh, it was a, it was just a fun website.

Man, I missed that one.

Yeah, that's, that's my, that's my thing.

Yeah.

So I want to get into, it was a request from a listener.

I'm going to start with irrigation.

Okay.

Irrigating your garden.

So, um, you know, here in Vegas, we have irrigation systems set up already.

So, so we're kind of good with that.

But if you have an irrigation system, it's not just like set your timer,

get your zone running and let that water just fly.

No.

If you've got plants, regardless of you doing irrigation or hose, you want to water the base

of the plant.

You want to, you don't care about the leaves.

Don't get moisture on the leaves because that the sun can burn the leaves.

So you, all you, all you really need to care about is the moisture around the root ball.

And, um, uh, there's different ways of checking.

You can put like a moisture meter down there.

I mean, I use my finger wet, dry, you know, whatever.

Cause I don't let my, my dirt get cracked and errant.

But like the way I water here in Vegas is going to be different the way somebody

waters anywhere else except Phoenix.

It literally, the trick to watering here is you go out and you flood your garden in the morning

and you come up a book, you flood your garden again because they need it.

It's in the summertime.

Yeah.

But technically you should be able to water your garden once a day.

I prefer hand watering.

So I kind of control the water.

If you do want to use irrigation system, do not use a pop up like stuff.

Cause you'll, you'll destroy your plants.

It's too hard.

So, um, if you truly want to use what your irrigation system, they make, um,

it's, I guess lack of a better term is I call it a manifold.

You would take the sprinkler head off and screw the manifold on and you got little

nozzles coming off of that.

You can hook a hose too, a little hose, a drip hose.

And run it to the base of each one of your plants.

I think you have like 10 different ports you can go off of and you can put pretty much

water right to the base of your plant.

Now, if you're going to do it that way, you need to up your, your minutes that you've

run your irrigation system because you want to make sure you get that water, um, right where it is.

So even, you know, so if you get, that's your irrigation system.

If you water it, water it by hand again, just water by the base and keep an eye on it.

There's a ton of signs that tells you you're, you're, you're under watering.

Wilting, uh, brown on the edges of the leaf show that it's not getting enough water and, uh,

it's getting, it's pulling more salt out of the ground than necessary.

So you want to make sure that you, um, do enough about watering.

So what else, uh, definitely water in the morning.

If I irrigation system, it goes off prior to the sun coming up.

Um, if I have water by hand, it's usually in the morning before I go to work.

So it's, it's signs of where it is at that point.

Um, and you don't, you, I water the evening only because we live in the freaking desert,

but if you don't live in the desert, you really don't want to water the evening because you don't

want your roots sitting in water all night long.

Um, you'll get what's called root rot.

Your plant, your, your, your plants will die.

Uh, so that's why you want to just kind of like keep that moisture in the day and let

evaporation happen throughout the day in a normal environment that, that's really what you need.

Um, oh, this is something I've actually never done, but I've been thinking about it.

It's putting mulch down in your garden.

Um, if I do that, I'm going to have to source the mulch out and make sure I'll probably make

my own mulch.

I don't, I don't trust what people, other people say is good, but that holds moisture.

And then that can also release water throughout the day, um, to keep things going.

Um, yeah, I mean, and, and, uh, I, I do believe rainwater is the best water for plants.

So I highly recommend if you live in an area that actually rains,

the foot is not supposed to rain here.

It's been like, it's been a while.

Yeah.

Um, now this is the only time that I'll tell you it's okay to break the law.

If you live in a city or a city that says you can't collect rainwater, fuck them, collect rainwater.

Um, if only outlaws, how was it if, uh, if they outlaw collected rainwater, only outlaws

will collect rainwater.

Fuck this.

I'm going for a t-shirt right there.

Um, no, but yeah, rainwater is very, very important.

Um, and if we did rain here more, I probably would stop an irrigation system within my rain bucket

because it really wouldn't be hard.

You could actually put in a little pump and then, you know, I have a hose come off your rain bucket

and you could, you could actually do something where you could irrigate through your rain bucket,

which I actually would love to do.

We just don't get the rain here.

Um, the other thing you can do is if you, if you don't have irrigation systems, use hoses.

Now, if you want to sit down there like I did in water, each plant individually, that's fine.

But if you want to set up a soaker hose, they make soaker hoses.

So you would just run it throughout, you know, kind of wrap it around where your plants are

sitting at.

Uh, you can even set it up on a timer off the spigot in your backyard.

Set the timer to run 7am or 6am every morning.

It'll come on, let it run for an hour.

Or, you know, keep an eye on it to hour too much, hour too little kind of thing.

Um, and you'll find out pretty quick if what, what the time you need your soaker hoses to run for.

But yeah, I highly recommend using soaker hoses or a point of, point of use, watering.

We water up at the base of the plant itself.

Um, water is important.

Um, I, I've had some issues here with my garden that my pH is way off.

Um, I think I'm kind of blaming the water on this one right now.

So I'm having to lower my pH in my garden a lot.

So it's, the only thing that comes down to it's got to be the water.

And we have very, very strange water here.

Yeah.

Um, yeah.

We typically filter our water.

Is that how that works?

I don't know what the fuck we do.

We put sediment in there.

Yeah.

The nasty builds up on your tub.

God damn.

Yeah.

I mean, you got coffee pot, you're going through coffee makers probably one a year.

It's ridiculous.

Yeah.

So, but you, you, I mean, and one of the biggest things and, well,

almost everything of life is garbage in garbage out.

And if your water is garbage, you want to try and supplement that water with some

good water as much as you can.

Um, but yeah, I mean, you'll, you'll, you'll see the results if you water it properly.

Um, uh, so you get hose, drain water, irrigation.

Yeah.

Um, but yeah, I just don't water the plant water in the base.

It's, I guess it's the best I can say about that.

Um, any, anything to add?

Nope.

All right.

It sounds like a show.

Hope for the drones won't kill us before next week's show.

See you next week.

Yep.

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