Explicit NextCloud, Composting
Ep. 36

NextCloud, Composting

Episode description

NextCloud, Composting

00:00:00 Monero giveaway results

00:03:17 Rainbow Dildo Butt Monkey

00:06:34 Jussie Smollett comviction overturned

00:09:34 Mainstream media getting waffle stomped

00:23:54 Celebrities fleeing

00:29:00 World Trade Center conspiracies

00:31:23 Chicago’s unique neighborhoods

00:54:17 Dave gives a quick introduction to NextCloud

00:57:15 Ron talks about composting

Resources discussed on the show:

NextCloud (https://nextcloud.com/), a self-hosted open source collaboration platform.

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Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage Thanksgiving edition.

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You're not going to see this on Thanksgiving because we record.

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Do we record live or do we record?

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I think it's live.

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It's called live.

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Yeah, but that's bullshit.

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It's not live.

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No, we had this discussion before.

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I know.

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It just drives me crazy.

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Okay, isn't every recording live?

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I know because if you think about like a movie, they do a take and then they say cut

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and they say, well, I don't like the way you did that line.

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So let's retake it.

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Then you take it and take it and take it until you get the perfect scene.

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So live means all the flaws are here now.

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Yeah, all the flaws are put out on air.

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So like a soap opera, those were actually done live through the 60s through the 80s

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and I think 90s and they would show up on the set.

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Alright, I was so obsessed with it that I'll let it go.

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No, you can convince me.

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No, we are here to entertain you, educate you and hopefully make you laugh.

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I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host.

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Dave Havlicek.

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So again, we are here on Thanksgiving.

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So I hope you enjoyed Gobble Gobble Day.

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Yes.

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Let's, before we get into it, let's do the Manero Challenge.

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Oh, or the giveaway from last week.

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We should do that.

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Yes.

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So what was the challenge?

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Oh, that was hashtag Elon Musk.

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Yep, Elon Musk.

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Wait, Elon or Leon?

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If you don't know where we went, Leon, just Google it.

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Well, I think one of our listeners tweeted at Leon and they didn't qualify.

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Sorry, listeners.

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You had to tweet at Elon.

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It was the leftist not knowing how to fucking spell words.

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Apparently.

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But no, let's go right into that wheel and then we'll come right back.

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Alright, here we go.

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We did the Manero Challenge and we now got a pick a winner.

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That's correct.

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So just a reminder, I got us banned on X again and I asked you guys to at Elon Musk and see

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if he'll get us banned.

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Now we are in ban right now, so I'm not going to say whether you guys have an effect on

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that or not.

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Oh, we're live now?

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Yeah, we're live right now.

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Oh, I didn't check.

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Oh, shit.

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Well, like right now.

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So anyway, the two people that helped us out, one was Dormouse.

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So you want to put them in the wheel?

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D-O-R-M-O-U-S-E?

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Oh.

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Yeah.

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Either he doesn't know how to spell or he's trying to be clever or I don't know.

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So it's one word.

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It's just Dormouse, yep, one word.

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And then Oliver Chase.

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What?

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So, over liable, Oliver Chase.

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Okay, you got them both in.

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Let's click to spin.

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Spin wheel.

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And the winner is, you know, it's going to be, and it is Oliver Chase.

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Oliver Chase, all right, you're going to get 0.01, a tiny part of the amount you donated

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to us so graciously a couple of weeks ago.

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So you're on your way back to positive, Oliver Chase.

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All right.

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All right, we got a winner, Chase Oliver.

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Oliver Chase.

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I can't get that gay guy's name out of my head.

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It haunts me in my sleep.

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Not you, Oliver Chase.

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I love you.

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Not in the way Chase Oliver loves another man, but as a straight guy loves another man.

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I think you might have a crush.

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I might have a man crush.

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I never think it could be a man, it could be a woman, it could be a dog.

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We don't know who it is.

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It's true.

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We love you anyway.

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Could be Haitian?

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You were very active.

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So let's go with our first, some of our first story.

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Oh, yeah, I think we're ready for our first story.

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Yeah, sure.

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So this may or may not be an IQ test.

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I'm going to mention four words.

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You have to tell me what they have in common.

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Oh, okay.

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Now, do not take the cheap way out.

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I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.

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Hands off the keyboard.

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No, no, you probably, you probably have to use Google because I kind of really want

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you to when you can't figure it out.

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No.

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When you're not bright enough to figure it out.

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But you can't take the easy way out and say, it's something Joe Biden said in a speech.

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Oh, okay.

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So it has to be like the words.

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Yeah, it has to be actually, yeah, it has to be, so let me get these words correctly.

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Oh, you can't even pronounce them.

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That's not fair.

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No, no, these are all really easy.

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Rainbow.

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Rainbow, okay.

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Dildo.

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Dildo.

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But with two T's, not one, so the actual but and monkey.

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So rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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Rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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By all means, use Google if you need help.

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I'm going to go with Chase Oliver.

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Oh, you know what?

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Maybe it is.

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We'll go and Google it and see what, see where we're at.

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Do I have to Google that in order?

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Yes.

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Oh, yeah, because it is a name of a person.

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Rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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I highly recommend all our listeners Google those four words.

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I'm going to do that in a incognito window, so it's not in my history.

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Yeah, VPN on incognito.

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Go to your, log on to your neighbor's wifi.

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Library apologizes for rainbow, dildo, but monkey at kids event.

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Who's a kids entertainer in London?

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Wow.

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Asia's 4th or 11.

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And do you notice the fake dong?

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Not in that photo.

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Oh, it's there.

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So the London, London library hired rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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And is that the name on the check that they signed or what?

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That's exactly what I wanted to see that check.

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Like, is that how he advertises himself?

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Oh my God.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Would you ever utilize yourself any different than rainbow, dildo, but monkey?

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It's pretty accurate.

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I mean, he tweaks.

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He's got a, I think it's a fake ass though.

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It seems like it.

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Yeah.

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He doesn't even get arrested.

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So they apologize with the parents.

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Hold on a second.

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Now, oh, go ahead.

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Did they hire him to show up in his character at the library kids event?

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They hired rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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So they didn't hire like John Smith to like show up normal and then he showed up as the

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rainbow.

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No, because this is where the explanation is actually funner than the act itself.

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Okay.

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What's that?

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I gotta hear this.

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They go, oh, we had no clue.

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That's what he was like.

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Rainbow, dildo, but monkey.

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We had no clue.

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What?

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What do they think he was like?

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I don't know.

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What the fuck?

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But I love life right now.

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I'm going to have to look into this because like this is, I feel like they hired John Smith

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who said, yeah, I'm John Smith.

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I'm going to come read to the kids and then John Smith.

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It's London.

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They're so woke right now.

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I know, but it was to discuss gender issues.

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It's too absurd to believe.

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To discuss gender issues among children.

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This is too absurd.

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How would you dress if you were going to discuss gender issues among 4 to 11 year olds?

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I would be like, that's not an appropriate topic.

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Like I'm not going to talk to your kid about gender issues.

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What the fuck?

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I don't know.

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Oh God, I love the world right now.

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Okay.

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Well, I got a fun story.

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My like go right ahead.

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Jussie Smollett, remember him?

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Yeah.

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I love that guy.

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He was in Chicago at 2am in the winter, dead of winter, like 20 below, wanted to go get

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a sub sandwich and he was attacked by two gentlemen who said, this is magic country.

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And I think they threw white powder at his face like a flower.

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Yes.

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They asked him one more thing, which is very important.

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And they hung a new surround his neck.

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Yes.

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And that's important to go ahead.

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And it turned out he faked the whole thing.

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So he ran.

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So it was Chicago 2, 3 in the morning.

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Minus 20 out.

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They did all this shit, put a new surround his neck.

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He ran because he was getting a subway sandwich.

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Ran home called 911.

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And when the cops still showed up, still had the new show.

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So yeah, he, um, he got convicted for filing a false police report.

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Oh, the federal charges got dropped.

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Well, so what happened was Kim Fox, who I don't know if she's still the DA, but she

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was the DA at the time.

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Sort of.

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Prosecutor.

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I'm sorry.

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She decided not to pursue the charges.

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Taurus.

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Um, and like she, she took like $10,000 bond in exchange for that.

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So she said, like, if you pay us, I don't know how they couch, because it's not, you

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can't say, oh, give us a bribe.

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Can't say that.

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But whatever.

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The Chicago way.

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So, so he, he put up a bond in exchange for them dropping the charges.

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And then another DA, Erno, was a special, they assigned a special prosecutor.

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What is that they call it?

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Yeah.

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They said, no, no, no, we're not doing that.

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Like this is bullshit.

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We're not going to let you fuck.

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Because in Chicago, yes, there are a bunch of Democrats, but the cops there, they don't

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fuck around.

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Yeah.

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At least they didn't a couple of years ago.

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Yeah.

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They'll be used.

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Well, they have, okay.

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They have came down to the age of nineties.

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They're not, room six, someone's asked anymore.

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That was New York, but I'm pretty sure it happened in Chicago as well.

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My dad was, yeah.

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Yeah.

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We've talked about the story where the dude carved his name and I'm not guilty of his

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name.

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Yeah.

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So yes, Sherwood's have calmed down a little bit.

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So the special prosecutor said, no, we're going to do this.

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So they went through the trial guilty.

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I don't know what the sentence was.

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I think it was like a year in jail or something.

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But just this week, they said, well, so he appealed and he said, well, I forfeited this

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$10,000 in exchange for dropping the charges.

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So now you're violating the contract with me and the appeals court agreed.

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They said, yeah, like we made a deal.

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You can't double jeopardy.

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It's like double jeopardy.

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So like you were, you were on charge.

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We dropped the charges in exchange for this and this and now we can't recharge you because

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that's double jeopardy.

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It has to be the exact same charges.

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It was.

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So, so he's been released and, and, and, and it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's

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Biden's world right now.

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He's, he's, he's done his punishment, you know, for what he did.

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Hopefully he learns.

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Uh, but yeah, so that was a, that was a story this week.

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All right.

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So I do want to kind of jump back to my story because you said something that is kind of

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interesting.

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So rainbow ditto, but I mean, Chase Oliver was hoping to be president.

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He lost.

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So maybe this was his backup plan.

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So is he rainbow ditto, but monkey?

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Does he have a British accent?

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I don't think so.

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Do you have to have a British accent to be rainbow ditto, but monkey in London?

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Yeah.

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Cause how, how the kids understand your, your talk about gender issues.

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Oh yeah.

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Gay guy with a Southern accent.

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Yeah.

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Oh shit.

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Not big a fuck gay guys.

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Cause we love most of you just not Chase Oliver.

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I don't love you in that way though, but we're your show brothers.

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So I still love you.

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All right.

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So I want to read a quote, one of my favorite quotes I've always kind of like defaulted to

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and then I'm going to tell the story afterwards.

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Okay.

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Like I'm kind of teasing here.

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So we're going to, I'm going to tell the quote, we're going to go to commercial break

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and then we'll come back in two minutes and two seconds.

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You know what that is?

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The dude that just died.

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Um, he's an actor.

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He was on a game show and he was famous for going, uh, I'll have to Google it later.

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He, this is two minutes.

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It was a two minute, two second broke.

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Chuck Warrie.

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Chuck Warrie.

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Did he die recently?

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I didn't know he was dying.

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Oh my God.

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So I was kind of playing homage to him and we kind of fucked it up because we were doing

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fresh.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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He always read the commercial break.

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We were back in two minutes and two seconds.

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And that's where I realized the commercial breaks for two minutes and two seconds long.

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I didn't know that at the time.

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I can't think of it.

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They were better.

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They're much longer.

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Now they're like five minutes, eight minutes.

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They're much longer than the show.

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Yeah.

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So my favorite, one of my favorite quotes is first they laugh at you, then they ignore

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you.

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Oh yeah.

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Okay.

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Then they fight you, then you win.

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So guess who I'm talking about?

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Um, that could be a lot of people.

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The national media.

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They are losing their freaking mind right now.

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I mean like Bongino is posted bigger numbers than they do.

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They're not even, they're not even giving them the props because that's his live views.

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Yeah.

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That has nothing to do with people that watch the recorded views.

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So in his live views, he's basically busted 200,000 a day.

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A day.

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And the media is just like, what's going on?

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These podcasters and these people on X, they think they can make a six word statement and

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tell the news.

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We don't know why they're, why, why people are flocking to him.

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Why?

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Cause they don't, cause you've talked a lie to us.

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And by the way, please, I'm begging you, please get it, go fund me or whatever it is, buy

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MSN for us.

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I won't let you down.

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So maybe we don't actually have to do our anti ads because I was, I was, I started looking

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into this and I started looking into like, uh, who are the top advertisers for each network?

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Yeah.

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Uh, they're almost all, no, no, no, no, they're almost all, um, like prescription

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drugs, like, like 80% of them are prescription.

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It's ridiculous.

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Uh, progressive auto is a big one.

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So I think we could, we could lampoon them a little bit.

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Okay.

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Um, there's a lot, there's a lot of like car insurance, uh, it's like the next second

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thing.

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But the big one I found was Wayfair.

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Oh, we can order kids on.

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Yes.

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So I thought we could do an anti ad based on that.

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And that might be a fun one to do.

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So I was, uh, back in the day when I was still doing like open mic comedy, I was working

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on a joke about buying a cabinet from Wayfair and they sent a kid with you to put it together.

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And then you offered to send the kid back and they go, nah, just so to way.

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We got plenty of them.

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So, bad joke, but I don't know which one that, she's on this yet, but it's there.

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So you may have just heard that.

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Not then, you know, right?

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Whatever.

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We're complaining to a fucking progressive auto.

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I don't care.

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Yeah.

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So I was like, yeah, I'm just gonna get a job.

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Um, yes.

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We recommend you go to progressive auto and then cancel your policy.

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Cancel.

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Yeah.

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Do do what one guy did.

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He, he, uh, it was, it wasn't a business he had a sign up for, but it was an app.

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It was like a free app.

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He joined it, deleted it, joined it, deleted it like a hundred times.

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He goes, I just want to see that a hundred deletes in a day.

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I did your commitment.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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No.

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The, uh, the media is, I mean, there's circle of the drain.

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Yeah.

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Do the, uh, um, so what are they going to put, uh, the waffles, waffle stop on them?

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Sorry.

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If you want to waffle stop is, do you know what waffle stop is?

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I know what a raffle stop is.

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No, it's a waffle stop.

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I just heard it yesterday.

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Okay.

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You can, I'm not struggling to say it on the, I know, I know of an awful waffle and a blue

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waffle.

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Nope.

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This is the waffle stop because you're in the shower.

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Waffle stop in the, what?

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Okay.

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Don't, don't Google it.

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This is something.

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I have to know.

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I'm not, I'm not talking to you.

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I'm assuming that it's going to be the same thing.

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Oh God.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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I haven't seen that one.

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It's interesting.

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It's about taking a dump in the shower and just stop that thing down the brand.

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It becomes a waffle on that.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Because it was a meme that it was somebody posted, it was a drawing picture of a guy

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taking a dump, grabbing the turn and throwing it in the toilet.

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And people are like, well, it's disgusting.

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Who would do that?

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And then, and then it was the people that like the, the, the, the millennials and the

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Gen Z like, oh my God, why, why would they just get out and go to the toilet?

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Well, you've never done that with wet feet and you slide right off the floor into the

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toilet and you're in the floor.

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But then after, after the horrific comments from the Gen Z years, the X was mesmerized

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and joined in and said, no, no, you're going to let that shit drop on the tub and just

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waffle stop that thing right down the drain.

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Like what the hell is waffle stop?

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And I Google it, I had images and I'll never do that again.

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I promise I swear.

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Well, definitely don't go Google blue waffle.

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Oh yeah.

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Don't learn about that one.

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You know, as I'm not running to Google right now, right?

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Cause there's certain things I don't want in my eyeballs.

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Um, no, but getting back to the media, it's just they're literally having a breakdown.

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They don't understand.

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Yeah.

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And they almost seem genuine.

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Like, why aren't they listening to us?

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What's going on?

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It's like, I mean, we've been telling you, you've lied.

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Your entire career, or at least for the past eight to 12 years, you've lied.

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Well, so I was talking about this the other day on some chat rooms.

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Um, now they never used to lie, right?

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They used to tell you technical truths in a dishonest manner.

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Lying by manipulation.

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Right.

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So they would say, for example, um, experts say that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.

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Right.

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Right.

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And that's true.

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Here's an expert.

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Now, but they wouldn't say, they wouldn't tell you, oh, here's 20 more experts that

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say it's bullshit.

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They wouldn't say the experts evidence is all is bullshit.

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Like he's lying.

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They would just say the expert says weapon to man.

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But, but lately they've been outright lying.

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Oh, it's just flat out lies.

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And like, I don't like to use Trump as the example because like, I hate to defend the

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guy so much, but like they make me like they make me do it.

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So the most recent one before the election was he wants to put Liz Cheney in front of

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a firing squad.

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They were saying that he did not say that.

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I mean, but, but technically if she has committed treason, which, but he didn't say he wasn't

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even talking about that.

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True.

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But if you look at the way she handled J6, that could be considered treason.

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I know it's not.

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And that is a no bullshit.

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Oh, well, I'm not going to.

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Yeah.

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Um, treason is the like the only crime defined in the constitution and well, Millie committed

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treason.

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I don't know.

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Millie committed.

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What did he do exactly?

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He said, Bob Woodward's book.

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He's, he told Bob Woodward this, Oh, when, when, uh, towards the end of Trump's, I called

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the generals in China and said, I would alert them if Trump was going to attack them.

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Well, fucking treason, hang that motherfucker by a new, I don't think even that qualifies

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down the goddamn train.

17:25

I don't think that qualifies his treason.

17:26

Why not?

17:27

Because we're not at war with anybody.

17:29

But he said, if our country decides to go to war with you, well, that's not, that's

17:33

that's saying I will commit treason.

17:34

So is that if then state like you got busted for on Twitter?

17:37

Um, yes, it is.

17:38

It's a technicality.

17:39

You may have been stating you're so bitch.

17:42

So it's a, it's a, if Trump declares war on China, then I will commit treason.

17:48

Yeah.

17:49

So he's saying I will commit treason.

17:50

But he hasn't done it yet.

17:51

No, but he told the enemy that I will alert you.

17:53

Yeah.

17:54

Before we attack you.

17:55

Okay.

17:56

That puts American soldiers at risk.

17:59

But it's not treason.

18:00

It's future treason.

18:01

Fine, lock the bitch up.

18:02

I don't know.

18:03

We don't have to kill him a waffle something.

18:06

I guess who had to make a legal discreet disclaimer this week?

18:08

I wasn't at the view again.

18:10

Sunny hosted on the view.

18:12

Yeah.

18:13

We covered them last week.

18:14

They were making more of them or?

18:15

Oh wait, they cover this last week.

18:16

Well, I think they made more because they talk about Matt Gaetz.

18:19

Yeah.

18:20

I'm kind of, this is a bit of a, and then they had more come through this week.

18:22

I think.

18:23

Yeah.

18:24

I've been on vacation this week.

18:25

I'm excited.

18:26

No, no, they, they like, they keep doing it.

18:27

It seems when I'm at home, I think I took a break from politics.

18:29

So it doesn't drive completely drive me crazy.

18:31

I don't climb a fucking water tower.

18:33

I think half of the view is actually like corrections now.

18:36

Like their lawyer is like, Hey, shut the fuck up, bitch.

18:39

Yeah, but it's just, it's great to actually see this certain to come to light that the,

18:45

they're lying and they're finding out we hate them because they lie.

18:48

And we, you know, I've been anti-national media, I think probably since 2008 is when

18:53

it became close, when it became the most relevant to me, is when Obama was running and Ron Paul

18:58

was running.

18:59

Yeah.

19:00

And it was just the verbiage they were using about those to be taken to Canada.

19:03

So I'm like, Oh, you're lying.

19:04

My favorite thing about Ron Paul was they were talking about the Republican primaries

19:11

and they were like, was it, was it wrong?

19:14

I think it was Romney.

19:15

I'm like, yeah, Romney is in the lead with 38%.

19:21

And who are, and I forget the other guy, but they were like, and so and so is in third

19:26

place.

19:27

And then that's all they said.

19:29

They said, Ron is in the lead and so is the third place.

19:33

But the, you as the viewer are like, well, who's in second place?

19:35

Yeah, but they won't tell you that.

19:37

They won't tell you that.

19:38

Oh, where the hell did it go?

19:39

I gotta show you something real quick.

19:41

It was Ron Paul.

19:42

Yeah, it's always Ron Paul.

19:45

So Donald Trump just made a post on Twitter that is the reason why I'm glad he got elected

19:51

because it makes me fucking laugh.

19:53

And there's been a couple of different stuff he's done today.

19:56

So I know it's not him.

19:57

It's somebody else.

19:59

I don't know.

20:00

I think he's a lot of his own fellows.

20:01

So I'm going to show this to Dave.

20:03

It's up to you guys to find this on X.

20:05

As soon as it looks, I think we're all in for a very big treat.

20:08

So it's a turkey dinner with all the Democrats.

20:11

But it's in Lou of Vegas.

20:15

What happened?

20:16

The Chevy Chase movie.

20:17

Oh, he's better than this.

20:18

Chris vacation?

20:19

Chris, yeah.

20:20

Actually, I might be able to show this.

20:25

You can retweet it right now if you want.

20:27

Oh, I got to log into that account.

20:29

Oh, but by the end of the show, this this will be on.

20:32

It's basically a Donald Trump shitpost on the Democrats, which is hysterical because

20:37

he my motto is this, if I have to pay my taxes, if I have to, I want them to, I want it to

20:44

be a ticket, I pay the ticket for the show and I want to see a show.

20:47

Here you go.

20:48

I'll repost it right now.

20:49

Okay.

20:50

So now you got the whole Biden Democrat Thanksgiving dinner that Trump invades.

20:54

Just checking out.

20:55

It's worth it's worth the 30 seconds.

20:58

Yeah, like the memes this guy finds is just it's amazing.

21:02

Like if if look, if you guys, any of our audience, if you have these kind of meme talents, get

21:07

that shit out there.

21:08

Like get us to go viral because we'll repost your stuff.

21:11

I've asked you guys before meme us.

21:13

I don't care.

21:14

Just don't put a dick in my mouth.

21:16

Make it a pretty dick.

21:18

I mean, I mean, rainbow dildo dick.

21:20

Yeah, rainbow dildo dick.

21:22

I mean, it's all funny because this concept, you freeze frame me.

21:25

I'm constantly like, Hey, what?

21:28

It'd be easy to do it, but just don't.

21:32

It's gonna be fun.

21:33

Then I don't care.

21:35

Oh, Lord, it's been a kind of a slow week.

21:38

Yeah, I mean, I mean, it's all in a week.

21:41

I mean, it's, I only worked on Wednesday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

21:45

Didn't have to work today.

21:46

Don't have to work tomorrow.

21:47

Oh, no, I mean, everything's chill.

21:49

No, I went.

21:50

Stock market closed.

21:51

I got my whole week off.

21:52

Okay.

21:53

I got my math tooth fixed.

21:54

We're broken tooth.

21:55

I went and saw the doctor.

21:57

I told the doctor.

21:59

He goes, Oh, when did you go to your primary care physician?

22:02

I go, I don't have a primary care physician.

22:04

My what?

22:05

I go, I don't understand.

22:06

He goes, well, no, I go, I don't have a primary care physician.

22:08

You should get one.

22:09

I go, I haven't been at the doctor in 20 years.

22:12

Why?

22:13

Because they kill you.

22:14

No, I'm saying, you ask like I'm saying in your terms.

22:17

You only die when you go to the hospital.

22:19

Yeah.

22:20

That's my, my, you see how many people die there?

22:21

That's my fountain of youth.

22:23

I'm just not going to a hospital and you fuckers are stuck with me forever.

22:27

Or this, you dying that you kids and your grandkids, they're going to be watching my

22:31

dumb ass up here talking about rainbow.

22:32

They're aiming at these places like they don't, they have no incentive to make you

22:35

healthy.

22:36

They have an incentive to keep you alive and sick.

22:38

And on medicine.

22:39

Yeah.

22:40

So fuck them.

22:41

Yep.

22:42

Exactly.

22:43

So I thought it was because I'm just getting my, my 54 year checkup.

22:46

Yeah.

22:47

Like if I have a broken bone, I fix my bone.

22:50

If I get cancer, I will be probably go to the hospital.

22:53

I don't know.

22:54

I think I'll just stick it out.

22:55

Yeah.

22:56

That's a, that's a question that I'm going to have to answer if I ever get cancer.

23:00

I don't know if, if chemo is the way to go.

23:03

I may, I may seek alternative medicine.

23:06

No, that's just not going to do.

23:08

No, I know, but just to appease my, my own mind.

23:10

But then it's just bullshit.

23:12

I mean, remember Andy Warhol, not Andy Warhol.

23:16

The fucking comedian.

23:17

Oh, Kauffman?

23:18

Andy Kauffman.

23:19

Yeah.

23:20

Well, he's still alive.

23:21

No, he's not.

23:22

Oh, he's still alive.

23:23

No, he's not.

23:24

He's not.

23:25

Him and Tupac.

23:26

Oh my God.

23:27

They're all hanging out on him.

23:28

No, he's believed in that alternative medicine shit and he had cancer and he died.

23:31

If you watch the Jim Carrey movie, they kind of make a joke about it at the end.

23:35

So I'm not, I mean, in the nineties, a huge Jim Carrey fan.

23:39

Then the dumb ass decided to talk politics.

23:42

Yeah.

23:43

But I have given props.

23:45

If you have not seen Man on the Moon, that's a good show.

23:49

Good movie.

23:50

Again, I mean, and that's actually, which is weird because this is my segue into the

23:54

next talk I was going to talk about.

23:56

We're talking about the moon landing again.

23:57

No, no, no, we faked it.

23:59

We all know it.

24:00

It's so funny.

24:01

It was at work the other day and a contractor was in there and we were talking about something.

24:07

I go, yeah, and we faked the moon landing.

24:09

We can't do this.

24:10

He looks at me.

24:11

My co-workers like, what the fuck?

24:13

I think I go, dude, I love talking to you because you make me laugh all the time.

24:18

No, I want to talk about Hollywood Actors.

24:22

Oh, okay.

24:23

So the first two, the first week or so after Trump got elected, we had the liberals just

24:28

going crazy, shaving their head, saying they're not going to have sex with men again.

24:34

And then they also, then it switched over to we need to start buying up enough products

24:39

and we can store it for four years so we don't provide anything under the Trump campaign.

24:43

Okay.

24:44

One of the things they bought, the abortion bill.

24:47

Wait, so I'm a little more confused that I'm not really hip on that lingo of the young.

24:53

Yeah.

24:54

When they say abortion bill, what do they mean?

24:57

I think it's mythoprestrone.

24:58

I don't know how to pronounce it.

25:00

But what does it do?

25:01

It's the plan B.

25:02

So it gives you an abortion or it's so not worth it.

25:06

So you pronounce the egg from attaching to the uterus.

25:10

He thinks I'm serious.

25:11

Oh, okay.

25:12

So you don't know?

25:13

No, no, I do know.

25:14

But my question is, if you've already made the demand that you're not having sex, and

25:19

you prep their abortion bill, they're not having sex.

25:22

Do they think they can get pregnant walking down the street?

25:25

Maybe.

25:26

Maybe that's what it is.

25:27

Oh, it was a windy day.

25:28

I mean, Seaman blew up my skirt.

25:30

I mean, I don't know.

25:32

They're all getting pregnant all the time somehow.

25:34

Well, yeah, but they're not having sex anymore.

25:38

But yet the abortion bill is flying off the shelves.

25:41

Whatever.

25:42

I actually thought we cured STDs.

25:44

God.

25:45

What?

25:46

I thought we cured STDs.

25:47

Why?

25:48

Because the love screw is having sex.

25:49

Oh, there you go.

25:50

Well, but I think the gay people are still having sex.

25:54

Oh, yeah.

25:55

But that doesn't affect me.

25:57

No.

25:58

I don't know.

25:59

Chase Oliver might wink at me someday.

26:01

I mean.

26:02

And I go, all right, buddy.

26:03

What do you got?

26:04

If you ever need a blood transfusion.

26:06

How are you doing?

26:09

So I know you're in heroin.

26:11

So if you share needles, you know, like.

26:13

So we had the progressive laugh, just lose their mind and cry and whine and

26:18

blah, blah, blah, blah.

26:19

And then they had the meeting.

26:21

They didn't say what city this was in, but it was immediate like Michigan.

26:25

They all did the primal scream because Trump got elected.

26:28

Oh, God.

26:29

It was hysterical.

26:30

So that happened.

26:32

Now the media is finally woken up.

26:34

But now they're freaking out, which we're just talking about.

26:36

Now the next ones, I'm really hoping there's a little bit of science coming up right now.

26:41

Hollywood actors are going to start freaking out and they're going to come out and they're

26:45

going to start leaving the country.

26:46

Did he tapes released?

26:47

Is that what that is?

26:48

That's the thing.

26:49

So Ellen, she up and left.

26:50

Yeah.

26:51

She's gone.

26:52

Yeah, we talked about that last week.

26:53

Right.

26:54

But I found out more about her.

26:55

Oh, yeah.

26:56

She may have been very well connected with Diddy.

26:57

I've been a big part of the Diddy party.

26:59

I know we showed her tweet last week.

27:00

I know, but I was like, he's coming out.

27:01

There's like, she was like, she had children on her show and brought P Diddy out.

27:05

There's a lot more coming out about her.

27:08

And then she was dating Anne Hache.

27:10

Yep.

27:11

And apparently she had two girlfriends killed in a car accident at super times.

27:14

Really?

27:15

What are the odds of that?

27:16

Right.

27:17

It can't be that good.

27:18

I know.

27:19

I mean, you know, the poly markets, who should you put that up there?

27:22

Will Anne Hache's next girlfriend die in the car crash?

27:24

I don't know.

27:25

But I, but whatever.

27:27

So, yeah.

27:28

So, so the Hollywood is starting to freak out.

27:31

They're starting to go, hmm, this may not work out in our benefit because, because like,

27:36

well, I want to go to something else where John Kerry wants to do a population reduction.

27:40

I know I'm jumping stories.

27:41

I'm going to jump right back here in a second.

27:43

I can, I can tell you how to get rid of about 10,000 people in America right now.

27:47

We need to speed to the tapes, the list, the FCI on the list, and you will see jets just

27:53

flying out of this country as quickly as possible.

27:54

But those people still have a carbon footprint.

27:55

Like they'll just do it somewhere else.

27:57

He wants to get rid of them completely.

27:59

But let's call him out.

28:00

Oh, yeah.

28:01

He wants, he wants just kill.

28:02

Yeah.

28:03

I was just wanting to make a joke that Americans will leave in a flock of pedophiles.

28:07

Yeah.

28:08

I said pedophiles, you little bitches.

28:10

When the FCI and the PDT tapes come out because I want to see the, I want to see the Kim Trails

28:17

of those planes.

28:18

I think that's why they're trying to start.

28:19

They're so eager to start World War III.

28:21

So like, um, don't be a conspiracy.

28:23

Don't be a conspiracy theorist like me.

28:25

I mean, a lot of, so there's a lot of bio labs that were in Ukraine and, um, you know,

28:32

sometimes you can have a war to destroy evidence of things that you don't want to get out.

28:37

So if the PDT tapes are in Ukraine or Israel or whatever, or building seven of the World

28:43

Trade Center, maybe you'll destroy those things, right?

28:46

Like, and you have to be in an excuse.

28:47

So what was in the inside of this?

28:49

I don't fuck.

28:50

I thought it was Hillary Clinton, Benghazi related shit.

28:52

No, I just, I say with an eye of loving conspiracy, I won't, I know people that know people that

28:57

died and I don't want to be doing one of my fucking shit.

29:00

The funniest one to me is always, oh, if you watch the way the buildings fell, it violated

29:08

the laws of physics.

29:10

Therefore it must be a conspiracy.

29:12

And I'm like, well, how can a conspiracy violate the laws of physics?

29:16

Right?

29:17

It's still, you still can't violate the laws of physics.

29:18

That makes no sense.

29:19

That's true.

29:20

Right?

29:21

So what's your theory about?

29:22

Are you saying it was aliens that have like quantum ray guns or something?

29:25

What, what do you tell, what's your actual theory?

29:27

So their theory is as the two towers, it's called Pancake.

29:32

They took out the middle of the building, they weakened.

29:35

Don't, don't, okay.

29:37

I just, I don't want to get into this.

29:39

The diesel fuel weakened the iron, I mean.

29:43

Yes.

29:44

Please.

29:45

I'm just saying the theory.

29:47

And then that caused it to buckle and that caused, because in most high rises, the boilers,

29:51

the chillers are on the roof.

29:53

Okay.

29:54

Pancake.

29:55

Yeah.

29:56

Yeah.

29:57

So can the pancake, you have two different buildings 45 minutes apart, shake enough earth

30:01

to make one other building collapse?

30:04

I don't see why not.

30:05

I mean, like, how did that building collapse?

30:06

I get, I get, I started to like, I like debris hit it, right?

30:10

And then like the fight, like the burning debris hit it and it started on fire itself from

30:15

what I understand.

30:16

And then, and then it eventually weakened and fell over.

30:19

I give demolition experts complete props.

30:23

They can drop a building.

30:24

I'm not saying about 9-11.

30:26

They can drop a building with basically the foot per the building with a little bit of

30:30

extra.

30:31

Oh, by the way, the Tropicana should be coming down soon.

30:33

It's gone.

30:34

They already did it?

30:35

Yeah.

30:36

What did they do it?

30:37

Like a month ago.

30:38

I missed it.

30:39

Yes.

30:40

What the fuck?

30:41

I didn't hear anything.

30:42

Yeah, it's like a hole in the ground.

30:43

Oh my God, I missed it.

30:44

You're like, get the Tropicana, it's coming down.

30:45

I was going to go out there and watch.

30:47

Yeah, I was going to go and watch it too, but I'm just like, I watched Cabrini Green

30:53

come down.

30:54

So what they did, Cabrini Green was the housing complex in Chicago, the TV show Good Times,

30:59

Oliver Chaser, Google Good Times.

31:01

Candyman.

31:02

Was he filmed there too?

31:03

Yeah.

31:04

It was about a black family living in the projects.

31:07

And that was a reference to Cabrini Green.

31:09

So that's what it was.

31:10

It was the housing complex of the Northwest Side of Chicago or the North Side.

31:14

West Side.

31:16

And Chicago Avenue and whatever.

31:18

It's not too far off.

31:19

Like, because my kid went to school with kids from Cabrini Green.

31:23

It was a weird mix.

31:24

It was like, yeah, Chicago.

31:25

It was like the wealthiest kids.

31:27

Yeah.

31:28

Not wealthy.

31:29

I'm somewhere in between.

31:30

The wealthiest kids go there and the poorest kids go there and everything in between.

31:33

And I mean, it was okay.

31:34

There was some issues and I met those on there.

31:39

But that was interesting about Chicago.

31:42

Not to like go on a tangent, but good.

31:45

It's very segregated.

31:47

By design.

31:48

And well, it's not even by design.

31:50

Well, but there's nothing preventing you from living in that other neighborhood.

31:54

Well, you don't know.

31:56

So back in the.

31:57

There's no law.

31:58

No, no, no, I got this.

31:59

I got I got your cover of this one.

32:01

So back in the 90s, the Chicago has always been segregated.

32:04

And if you actually look at the look at a bunch of different stuff like mortgages in

32:11

70s, 80s and 90s, they were keeping black people out of suburbs.

32:15

Probably.

32:16

No, they weren't.

32:16

It's been proven.

32:17

So with with with the mayors of Chicago, they were kind of doing the same thing.

32:22

And daily junior, not daily senior status.

32:24

He was a badass.

32:26

Although daily junior did close an airport with bulldozers without no telling anybody.

32:31

What he was getting money from actually the Clintons, because Clinton was in power at

32:35

the time to re gentrify Chicago.

32:38

Yeah.

32:38

And he was putting the money in mostly white neighborhoods and Clinton stepped in and said,

32:43

how this is for the black neighborhoods.

32:45

You better do this or we're going to demand that money back.

32:48

So then he started doing other stuff.

32:49

But the problem is with re gentrification is it pushes the poor out.

32:53

Right.

32:53

And that's what I don't like about it.

32:55

If you if you're in a poor neighborhood and a yoga shop opens up and a bagel shop opens up, you're

33:00

fucked.

33:01

The the the my favorite thing was Rogers Park.

33:05

You were Roger's Park is.

33:07

On the North side, South of Evan's Tim, but it doesn't put up to Evan's Tim.

33:10

Okay.

33:10

It's kind of been there.

33:11

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

33:11

Kind of where Lake Shore Drive ends.

33:12

Yeah, yeah.

33:13

Yeah.

33:13

So that's where Rogers Park sit at.

33:15

And at one point that was the hot neighborhood by housing because that was the next neighborhood

33:19

to re gentrify.

33:20

That happened in 2007.

33:22

Yeah.

33:23

Oh, what happened in 2008?

33:25

How's the market crashed?

33:27

Yeah.

33:27

And these these yuppie little pricks and their BMWs were living in the fucking ghetto.

33:34

Yeah.

33:35

And they would call the cops and go, this is happening to the cops.

33:39

This is legit.

33:39

What the cops would say, you moved into the ghetto hoping you'd make money on your house.

33:45

It didn't work out.

33:46

And now you're in a bitching complaint.

33:48

Maybe you should move out of the ghetto.

33:49

But like the point I was going to make was it it it always struck me how everyone respected

33:55

the boundaries.

33:57

So I lived literally on the boundary.

33:59

Okay.

33:59

So I lived on 47th and Laverne.

34:02

Now, if you were on the south side of 47th Street, everything's good.

34:07

And if you're on the north side of 47th Street, that was the ghetto.

34:10

And like my my rule as a kid was I could go anywhere I wanted south of 47.

34:16

I can go to 55th Street.

34:17

I can go 60, 30, wherever the fuck I wanted.

34:19

I could not go across 47th Street.

34:22

And and they didn't come across on our side either.

34:25

So like everybody respected that boundary.

34:28

So it was it was no, no, no, I can do this one too.

34:31

I actually looked at this quite a bit.

34:33

So Chicago before one of the gentrifications and the last gentrification basically

34:39

pushed all the blue color workers out.

34:42

Okay.

34:42

So the blue color workers stayed in the cities in the neighborhoods and they

34:46

protected their own neighbors.

34:47

They didn't call the cops.

34:48

Yeah.

34:49

We still don't know the neighborhood that if you fucked around in that neighborhood,

34:54

they would strip your ass naked and throw you the Chicago River and let the cops

34:58

finish you out.

34:58

Little Italy.

34:59

Was it little?

34:59

Do you know what?

35:00

Probably.

35:01

Well, no one's ever confirmed it.

35:02

I mean, like, that's what they do.

35:03

So basically the blue color workers, the fathers, um, were coming back in the yards.

35:09

Coming back in the yards.

35:10

That's what I'm saying.

35:11

Yeah.

35:11

Yeah.

35:11

There's so many that could have been.

35:13

Yeah.

35:14

Um, they protected their own neighborhoods and they just didn't call the cops.

35:18

They were ungovernable.

35:19

But then once the, once the jobs went away and the young kids started moving in,

35:23

Chicago became a candy store and that is they started crossing barriers because the

35:27

neighborhoods, I mean, you know about dips, right?

35:30

You have to know about dips.

35:31

Of course.

35:31

Okay.

35:32

Dibs was basically if your car is parked on the street and it snows and you

35:36

shovel your car out, that's your spot for 48 hours.

35:39

And how you denote your spot is put your furniture in that spot.

35:43

Yeah.

35:44

And nobody touches it.

35:45

Cause if you do, you're going to come back to what used to be your car.

35:48

Right.

35:51

Yeah.

35:51

So, so yeah, so Chicago took care of its own.

35:54

Yeah.

35:55

Um, and that's why, that's why they don't cross boundaries.

35:58

Right.

35:58

So it's because you fuck around, you find out.

36:01

Yeah.

36:02

Now that, I don't think we've ever told this story.

36:04

Um, you, you from it with K town?

36:07

Uh, yeah.

36:07

So it's a street, it's a neighbor in Chicago that all the streets begin with the

36:11

letter K one day, my wife and I were outright, I have a, I'm a, I'm a little

36:16

fascination with BW trikes from the seventies.

36:18

So we were on my VW track way out in the suburbs.

36:21

We need to get home.

36:22

And, um, let's just say this is not the VDM track of my garage is not the one I'm

36:27

talking about.

36:27

So the, the one I'm talking about now was like a full on rat rod.

36:31

Like I got pulled over by a cop once and he goes, um, I'm not going to give you a

36:35

ticket, but what you're playing with this thing.

36:39

And there was a park range and I was like, Oh God.

36:42

So my trikes were always legal ish.

36:46

Basically what I meant by that is a city cop is going to be like, all right,

36:50

dude, man, let's figure it out.

36:52

A state trooper, they don't have a sense of humor.

36:56

So we had left.

36:57

We went, Peter sent up to the Northwest side of Chicago, blah, blah, blah,

37:00

kind of swooped around.

37:01

We were some other guys and riding and doing some other stuff.

37:04

And I was ended up on the, uh, by like, um, the West suburbs.

37:08

Okay.

37:09

So the only way to come back into the city and not be on the interstate was down

37:13

Roosevelt road, which is right through K town.

37:18

Nice.

37:21

My wife and I were like, burr coming down.

37:24

And I didn't even know there was a black biker bar.

37:28

They had to pass all their bikes were lined up and half of them are on the

37:31

sidewalk.

37:32

And I was just like, I gave him a quick nod.

37:34

They gave me a nod and I go, good, they're not going to kill me.

37:38

He got about three blocks away.

37:40

And if you, if you were on a main road, like nobody would fuck with you.

37:43

No, no, no, but we were on Roosevelt and I stopped like this little kid on a

37:47

bike was kind of riding around as well.

37:48

My try to die.

37:50

I'm like, Oh shit.

37:52

My wife instantly started talking to the kid.

37:54

If you're going to kill us, just get here.

37:56

It would be nice to have.

37:57

Don't kill us.

37:58

And I go back and my coil water had vibrated off, put that back on, started

38:01

back up and took off.

38:02

But no, it was, I never had a problem in any of the bad neighbors in Chicago.

38:06

I've been through them.

38:07

Yeah.

38:07

I used to walk around, uh, like not, not, not, not Cabrini, but the Southside

38:11

places, like, um, uh, like 50, 50 and stays and that kind of, I mean, yeah,

38:20

like usually Chicago, what kind of area.

38:22

Um, and when I drove to the casino, sometimes I would take the, the scenic route.

38:28

And nobody, nobody fucks with you.

38:30

No, I mean, it's all about respect.

38:31

I've always had respect for anybody.

38:33

Yeah.

38:33

Um, and I have been in some bad neighborhoods with stuff like, Hey, I, I had a

38:37

snowboard hanging on my truck one time.

38:39

I had air conditioners on a hot day piled up my car.

38:41

I was trying to get into why I worked that.

38:43

Um, but it's just, it's all about respect.

38:45

But, uh, oh, what else?

38:48

There's a story I was going to tell that kind of left my head, but no, it was

38:51

Chicago, it was fun.

38:52

And it is, it's, we're, we're, how I look at it.

38:55

We're all in the same fight against the government.

38:57

So this is some fight in each other.

38:59

Um, you know, it's, it's, it comes down to that there.

39:01

The media does this shit to us and works us all up.

39:04

Like, Oh, you can't go there.

39:05

You can't do this.

39:07

Um, they're lying to us.

39:08

We, we, we love all purple, purple, yellow, red and white, whatever that was.

39:13

Is that a song or the Lord's prayer?

39:14

I don't know.

39:15

We, I'm not religious.

39:18

No, neither am I.

39:20

But basically we don't care what color you are.

39:22

Um, we're your sexual pro, pro, pro, proclivities, proclivities.

39:27

I have a weird speech in a better minute.

39:28

This is a certain words.

39:29

I just can't say for a while.

39:30

So I'm working on the other interesting thing.

39:32

Uh, so I have cousins in Los Angeles.

39:34

Okay.

39:34

Maybe they've lived out there their whole lives.

39:36

Uh, and one day they came to visit us in Chicago and like they went to, they

39:42

wanted to go, uh, like play at a park and right across 47th street, there was a

39:46

park, so they just went right.

39:49

And my parents freaked the fuck out.

39:51

Well, you can't go over.

39:51

No, no, come back.

39:53

And they were like, what's the problem?

39:55

Cause like in the LA, they don't have this kind of segregated neighborhood thing.

39:59

Like everyone just lives in or everywhere else.

40:01

And, and I mean, they have racism and shit, but, and they have like, you know,

40:06

sort of like they have Compton and Watts and whatever, but it's not like Chicago.

40:10

Right.

40:10

And like my cousin's just like, had no fucking idea.

40:13

Like, what are you talking about?

40:15

Well, Chicago was designed to be, to be segregated.

40:17

Yeah.

40:17

I mean, you can just look at it.

40:19

Oh yeah.

40:19

Um, and look at it.

40:20

And yes, you can cross over in black people, never white people live in white

40:24

people, never black people live.

40:25

My job was here, uh, working at the job I have now.

40:28

And this white dude works for a long company.

40:30

Okay.

40:31

And he was kind of like, he had some tats on him.

40:33

He was probably, I don't know, 30s.

40:35

And he was like, yeah, you're from Chicago.

40:36

So am I.

40:37

I go, he's cool.

40:38

Man.

40:38

He was up from 95th and I was crossing because it's basically the red light

40:43

in the middle of 95th.

40:43

And I go, I looked at him.

40:45

I go, you kind of like being that for that neighborhood.

40:49

I go, seriously?

40:50

Yeah.

40:50

He goes, no, no, I was only white kid in my neighborhood.

40:54

Okay.

40:54

Now that you at least know that, I think you're not lying to me.

40:56

Yeah.

40:56

I, yeah, I should drive down that way for the casino.

40:59

That's, that's right over there.

41:00

Um, oh yeah.

41:01

The, the, oh, what was that street?

41:03

Um, uh, there's states over there.

41:04

And no, but there was a, the murder.

41:06

What is it?

41:07

Oh yeah.

41:07

The Bishop Fort freeway.

41:08

Well, it was, it wasn't really a freeway.

41:10

He had stop lights on it.

41:11

But, but I think that quite a bit with the day and Ryan was under

41:14

construction.

41:14

Yeah.

41:15

Um, yeah, no, I, I, I loved that city with what it used to be.

41:20

I don't know about now.

41:21

So I don't know where the hell we can jump off on that, but Chicago is very segregated.

41:26

The, the, it was set up that way.

41:28

It's disgusting.

41:29

I mean, it's not even, I don't know if I want to say set up because it was, if you

41:32

look into the history of it, but you had like Lithuanians would, would move among

41:36

their own Polish people would move by the Irish people, Italians, all that stuff.

41:41

Pilsen.

41:42

Yeah.

41:42

That was Lithuanian.

41:44

In Mexican.

41:45

It's, no, it's Mexican now.

41:46

Okay.

41:47

But originally it was Lithuanian.

41:48

And in fact, I am sure you've heard of the book, the jungle.

41:51

Yeah.

41:52

That was in Pilsen.

41:53

Okay.

41:53

Back in the yards.

41:55

Um, well, my, my dad is Slovak and that's where he lived.

41:59

Okay.

41:59

Um, K, K town.

42:01

I have no idea.

42:02

All black.

42:03

Okay.

42:03

So, um, so a lot of the all black, but a lot mostly, but I'm saying there's neighborhoods

42:08

that you can, you can just kind of like, you know, what they are.

42:12

Yeah.

42:13

Um, what's the one that Puerto Rican, uh, up on the Northwest side, I can't remember

42:18

the name.

42:20

I don't know.

42:21

I think I would hear that all the time.

42:23

I think it was just slipping my mind.

42:25

Uh, no.

42:26

So Peterson, you have Peterson, the angle, straight, going Northwest.

42:29

Yes.

42:30

You would crack me up the, I used to call that the Gaza Strip.

42:33

No, do you know why?

42:34

Humboldt Park is the Puerto Rican.

42:35

Oh, okay.

42:36

Well, yeah, that was, okay, that was near.

42:37

Okay.

42:38

Yeah.

42:38

That was not too far from Logan square stuff, but yeah, but, um, Peterson up north, um,

42:44

you would drive because the angle streets were my favorite.

42:47

I guess hit an angle street.

42:48

I got a point a lot of traffic.

42:49

Well, I'm driving down Peterson up north and literally on one side has sitting

42:53

shoes.

42:54

I'm talking about Baird and all that shit.

42:55

Yeah.

42:55

Yeah.

42:56

The other side middle East.

42:58

And I'm like, what the fuck is recreated.

43:00

Yeah.

43:01

This is the Gaza Strip.

43:02

Yeah.

43:03

And I was talking to a Bosnian friend of mine.

43:06

Um, and he, I go, why do they do this?

43:09

He goes, well, we kind of do it with, um, um, oh Jesus Christ.

43:13

So what's the, the Bosnian is in the,

43:16

a Serbian, Serbian, Serbian, Serbian, Sergorepon, a Bosnian.

43:18

Yeah.

43:19

Yeah.

43:19

We kind of do it with them too.

43:20

We kind of hang out where they hang on that because it kind of reminds us of his

43:23

home and this guy was brought over as a refugee.

43:26

So he was like, just some guy pontificating.

43:29

But it's kind of like that on the South side with like Lithuanians and Polish

43:32

and like it's all kind of recreating the old, the old.

43:37

Yeah.

43:37

You can go through Chicago and kind of pick a neighborhood and kind of see what

43:40

the predominant race is.

43:41

Um, but I, another thing I find fascinating is like how the neighborhoods have

43:45

changed, like for example, Pilsen, which had, had a Lithuanian culture, but,

43:50

but morphed into Mexican, but you can still see remnants of the Lithuanian

43:55

culture there.

43:56

So like they have like architecture and like old ghost signs.

43:59

If you ever, if you ever look into that stuff.

44:01

So the, the Mexicans and Pilsen, a lot of them migrated to

44:04

display because the, because the housing was cheaper out there.

44:06

Okay.

44:08

So just the other day, my wife and I were in a Mexican restaurant having dinner

44:11

and the waitress being Hispanic, but from California, not from Mexico.

44:15

She was Mexican.

44:16

She's out of Mexico, but I was born in California.

44:18

She was like, oh, I went to Chicago to visit my friends of mine.

44:21

I go, Pilsen or display?

44:23

But when I go, what are you fucking racist?

44:26

I go, no, that's just typically where they hang out at.

44:29

She was, how do you know her friend wasn't white?

44:31

I go, yeah, I did factor that in.

44:36

But it's just, it's just, it is what it is, man.

44:39

Don't get so fucking butt hurt over stupid shit.

44:41

It's the, the funniest one is my, my, my funny example is Chinatown.

44:47

So I'm sorry.

44:48

What?

44:49

It was that Chinatown.

44:50

Yeah.

44:51

That's pretty derogatory.

44:52

Why?

44:53

Why not call it international village?

44:55

They call it Chinatown.

44:56

In Seattle, they changed Chinatown to international.

44:58

God.

44:59

Sorry, I had to go.

45:00

No, so, so Chinatown, Chicago is on like Sir Mac and Wentworth.

45:04

Yeah.

45:05

Wentworth and Sir Mac.

45:06

But originally Chinatown was on South Clark, just out of the loop.

45:10

Okay.

45:11

And a lot of people don't know this, but on Clark street, and I think it's still there,

45:15

there's a Mexican restaurant.

45:17

And if you look at the sign, it's like a Chinese pagoda.

45:22

And you're like, why is this Mexican restaurant have a Chinese pagoda sign?

45:28

Well, it's because that was Chinatown.

45:29

Like that's the last bit of Chinatown, the original Chinatown.

45:32

That's, I don't know if I've forgotten that.

45:33

And that's, I'm sure you've seen it a million times.

45:35

You just didn't recognize it.

45:36

Yeah.

45:36

But like that's all over the city.

45:38

And like, you just have to look for it.

45:41

Like the old Maxwell Street flea market.

45:44

Uh, I never saw the flea market.

45:45

You never went there?

45:45

I used to go to the, the hot, or the Polish.

45:48

Yeah.

45:48

Yeah.

45:48

The Polish.

45:49

Yeah.

45:50

So Maxwell Street is a very famous flea market in the city of Chicago.

45:53

Yeah.

45:54

So basically, if you're walking through the flea market and you see something on

45:57

the table, you go, Oh, shit, I got that same exact thing in the backseat of my car.

46:02

That's your thing for the backseat of your car, brother.

46:04

Fucker.

46:04

We'll buy your shit back.

46:09

That was, we would go to Maxwell Street after it, it relocated off Maxwell Street.

46:14

It was so kind of sketchy, but there's some cool fucking shit there.

46:17

Yeah.

46:18

I love going to it.

46:19

Um, so yeah.

46:22

A little bit of history stuff on Chicago.

46:24

Do you know what I'm saying?

46:24

Vegas does not have that kind of vibe because we were, we're, we're, we're a

46:29

baby city.

46:30

Well, you know, I mean, we're just like, what are we 55?

46:33

I mean the fifties.

46:34

I mean, yeah, yeah, we were here in the early 1900s, probably 1800s.

46:38

There was some dude playing poker over the mud puddle.

46:41

I don't know.

46:42

But I think the first casino built in Vegas was like, but the early 1900s, but

46:47

it was the cowboy era.

46:48

Yeah.

46:48

But like the strip really didn't get to refriend into the fifties.

46:51

I think it was the forties.

46:53

Yeah.

46:53

And, uh, I had a job offer at the oldest casino in downtown and I'm like, hell yes.

47:01

I love old buildings.

47:02

I don't care about their plumbing problems.

47:03

Is it the El Cortez?

47:04

No, it was, um, uh, it's a bridge, um, bridge, no, the Golden Gate bridge.

47:10

Oh, build the gate.

47:11

Yeah.

47:12

And I'm just like, I'm interviewing and they're like, well, you, because it was

47:15

circa who was interviewing me, but circa owns that one circa and the D and they're

47:20

like, you'll work at that building.

47:21

I go, hell yeah.

47:23

And they go, well, you know, there's tunnels under there.

47:25

I go, I'm hoping so.

47:27

Yes.

47:28

I can't go with those tunnels.

47:29

Oh man.

47:30

They, it's him on a break that I was, where's Ron?

47:32

Oh, he's in a tunnel again.

47:34

I would be like, so into those tunnels on a flashlight.

47:36

I'd be spelunking.

47:38

I mean, you have to get me a Sherpa.

47:40

I go spelunking in the, in the, in the, um, tunnels under Vegas.

47:44

Oh God.

47:45

Not with the homeless live.

47:46

They don't have these tunnels.

47:47

These are the cool tunnels.

47:49

Um, actually in Boulder, Colorado, I was at a bar and this bar was downtown Boulder

47:54

and the, the basement was kind of like catacombs.

47:57

Yeah.

47:58

But he, he sort of, he'd like to another room, kind of hang out in that room.

48:01

And I was talking to him, I was hanging out with the manager.

48:03

He's like, well, yeah, he goes, uh, you want to see something really cool.

48:06

I go, yeah, what do you got?

48:09

I was hoping he was going to take out.

48:10

Uh, your rainbow dildo monkey over here.

48:14

He didn't, he took me to a door that was like a vault door, opens it up and there's

48:20

a tunnel.

48:21

I go, um, yeah, I got to go down this tunnel.

48:24

I can't help it.

48:25

He's like, no, no, I've been closed off.

48:27

I'm like, you wrap bastards.

48:28

So basically that tunnel was so, so Boulder, Colorado carried prohibition past the,

48:35

the federal prohibition.

48:37

And that tunnel led to the Masonic church in town.

48:42

So the men would get drunk cause of the Masonic churches, guess who's not allowed.

48:47

Women.

48:49

I mean, I'm going free mason.

48:51

I've got it in my history, my family.

48:53

Um, but that tunnel went from the Freemason Lodge to the bar and we just hang out

48:59

that little catacomb area.

49:01

I know cause the top of the bar wasn't a bar at the time.

49:03

It just the bottom was, um, no, there's so much cool history.

49:07

I mean, it's a shame for her auto that she was vaulted and produced anything.

49:11

Did you hear that show?

49:12

Yeah.

49:13

He just, uh, we're going to open out components vault.

49:15

Like, I don't know about that, but go ahead.

49:18

Yeah.

49:19

Nothing crickets.

49:20

It was like a little bit of a cricket hopping around.

49:23

Chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp.

49:25

Uh, you lost that one first, but, but whatever.

49:27

Yeah.

49:28

No, Chicago was cool with underground tunnels and stuff too.

49:30

But yeah, a lot of cities have them and they're, New York's got them too.

49:35

Yeah.

49:35

Well, they're like, we're Jews to run.

49:36

Yeah.

49:37

We talked about Vegas ones.

49:38

No, we were Dante and I got into the conversation of underground tunnels in New

49:44

York.

49:45

Well, he was saying that Jewish people are inherently smarter, genetically smarter.

49:49

Oh, I thought he was going to say they're inherently like digging and cuddly and kind of

49:53

like that.

49:54

I'm not, I'm just saying what, that's what he might say.

49:57

I'm not saying I can't take a general, a generalality like that.

49:59

He says it doesn't work that way.

50:01

And, uh, and I go, I'm like, well, maybe if it involves raping children in tunnels

50:06

under New York, maybe they, they're, they're smarter doing that.

50:10

But that's not something I want to know about or something I want to learn about.

50:13

So they can have it.

50:18

Dante's a nickname, but I don't like giving people names on that.

50:21

I don't associate anybody else when the FBI like arrest us.

50:26

I don't want to give them any more evidence or friends.

50:28

Who's Dante?

50:29

Yeah.

50:29

Who Dante is?

50:31

Yeah.

50:32

Yeah.

50:32

Yeah.

50:32

Aside from my code and good luck with that.

50:34

Cause I usually forget it a half hour.

50:35

So I was like, they'll just beat it out of you.

50:39

Would they use rainbow dildo?

50:41

Yes.

50:41

Bucky.

50:41

Of course.

50:42

Did you do that?

50:43

Of course.

50:44

We're going to lock you in a room with this guy.

50:47

My, my standard thing was that I don't ask questions.

50:49

I don't ask questions.

50:50

I don't ask questions.

50:51

Wait, what?

50:52

You're gonna lock me with the dildo, the buggy dude.

50:54

I'll fight everything.

50:55

Yeah.

50:55

What do you want to know?

50:57

Sorry friends, but I have my limits.

50:59

I'm not a snitch, but not getting locked in a room with dildo, monkey, rainbow,

51:03

butt monkey, whatever.

51:04

I'm just not doing it.

51:06

Um, so, oh Jesus Christ.

51:09

How did we go down that fucking road?

51:12

Um, which I don't know if I have anything left.

51:15

God, I'm sure listeners are open like just end it now.

51:18

What are we?

51:20

Are they fast forwarded already?

51:22

I'm only 50 minutes in.

51:23

They're fast forwarded.

51:23

I think that now's our time to, to educate.

51:27

All right.

51:27

So I gotta, uh, it's not going to take too long.

51:30

Oh, so I gotta jump in here.

51:31

Sorry.

51:32

Oh boy.

51:32

I don't, I have, I've been denied access to our X account where I typically post

51:38

my notes, so I'm doing like the old days, like with a bird and a, and a, and a,

51:42

I hit print and the birds chisel and chisel shit out for me.

51:45

Cause fuck am I going to do?

51:47

No, this was a quick one.

51:48

So I believe the math gates thing was a setup by Trump to put him in the position

51:52

he was to pull out any of the rhinos out of the center, find out who he's going to fight.

51:56

Huh.

51:57

Guess what we found out.

51:59

There are four people he's got a problem with.

52:01

Okay.

52:01

And they are Susan Collins out of Maine, Lisa Murkowski out of Alaska, which

52:06

was her.

52:06

Yeah.

52:07

But she got elected after Alaska went to, um, right.

52:10

What do you call that?

52:11

The rank, the rank choice.

52:12

Rank choice voting.

52:12

Yeah.

52:13

Shocker.

52:14

The turtle, Mitch McConnell out of Kentucky.

52:16

Yeah.

52:16

We need that one.

52:17

Thomas Till's out of North Carolina.

52:19

Fuck you, Thomas Till.

52:20

You should be protecting your people in North Carolina right now.

52:23

Um, so those are the ones we want to start.

52:25

If you live in those, if you live in those jurisdictions, call them, be nice,

52:29

but call them, let them know you have a problem.

52:31

Stand up for Trump.

52:32

Trump passed a mandate.

52:33

We know what we're doing.

52:35

All right.

52:35

We need to fix this shit now.

52:37

So tell them that they will be, uh, primary out at the next election.

52:42

And we don't, you don't, you don't, you don't, you don't, you guys is back.

52:45

So if you don't live in those jurisdictions, you can still call them because they

52:48

are a federal government employee and you can voice your opinion nicely.

52:52

No threats, but those are the ones you want.

52:55

We want to target right now because they are not back in the Trump agenda.

52:59

Um, that being said, what is the first thing Trump should do when he gets on

53:03

January 20th?

53:03

Free Ross.

53:04

He comes up, no, he comes off the Bible.

53:06

What does he do?

53:06

Free Ross.

53:07

How about said help to go with Carolina?

53:09

Free Ross.

53:09

They're still living in fucking tents there.

53:11

Free Ross.

53:12

It takes a signature.

53:14

Free Ross second, help people with Carolina first because they're being

53:17

ignored.

53:18

They need our help.

53:20

Nope.

53:20

Fuck him.

53:21

You chose to live in Hurricane Ali.

53:24

Mountains is not a hurricane alley.

53:25

Look, prove me wrong.

53:27

Just next week, the federal government lies.

53:29

No authority to give aid for anybody for any disaster.

53:34

Give us the money back.

53:35

Oh yeah, by all means.

53:37

Give us all our money back.

53:38

And then if you want to donate to North Carolina, you can do that.

53:41

I'm not going to.

53:42

So when FEMA goes to refund our money, do they go to the immigrants?

53:46

They gave it to the legal immigrants that gave it to them, take it out of their

53:48

pocket, give it back to them.

53:49

No, they should do a calculation of who paid the taxes and then just give us

53:52

those taxes back.

53:53

But the legal immigrants have it.

53:56

Well, take that back too.

53:57

Up.

53:58

There you go.

53:58

Let's do it.

54:00

I still want somebody to do that meme round them up.

54:02

What is that?

54:03

Raw hides are round them up, get them up.

54:05

Something like that.

54:05

Yeah, raw hide.

54:07

It's just Trump on a horse with a rope.

54:08

God.

54:10

All right.

54:10

Sorry.

54:11

I just saw that in my little notes.

54:12

I doubt it.

54:13

I know.

54:14

Oh my God.

54:15

It was my time today.

54:17

I want to talk about next cloud.

54:19

So next cloud is a self hosted open source collaboration tool.

54:26

And this is basically what you want to do if you're a small business and you're

54:30

looking for like a collaboration tool for your employees, for other vendors you

54:34

deal with.

54:37

I'm sure like some of you might deal with Jira or Atlas and or some of these

54:43

companies that provide this kind of shit.

54:45

But but next cloud will do it for you and you host it.

54:48

You set it up.

54:49

You do everything for yourself.

54:50

So you don't have to rely on other people.

54:52

You don't have to pay them their bullshit rental fees, whatever.

54:56

So provides all the basic shit that you're going to expect out of such a tool.

55:00

It's got file storage.

55:01

It's got really robust user auth control.

55:04

It's got your calendar contacts.

55:06

It does mail for you.

55:08

It can do like the docs, like Word docs, spreadsheets, presentations.

55:13

It's got like all the, you know, all the office suite things that you expect.

55:17

It's got chat.

55:18

It's got video conferencing.

55:19

You can do regular voice calls.

55:21

Sweet.

55:23

And like their ecosystem has like hundreds of plugins out there.

55:26

So like whatever custom thing you need for your business, you can search for a

55:31

plugin and there's a good chance that someone already wrote that for you.

55:35

And then you can just pull it into your instance of next cloud and, you know, get

55:40

that thing up and running.

55:42

And you can also develop your own plugins.

55:44

If you, if you're into that, if you're into, you know, coding and software or just

55:48

hire someone on Fiverr or hire me to do it.

55:53

Are you the first sponsor?

55:54

I'm sorry.

55:54

You're a first sponsor.

55:55

Hire me to do it.

55:56

Yeah.

55:57

Um, no, so it's, uh, I mean, like, I don't really have a big spiel to go into.

56:01

Like, I don't, I'm not going to teach you how to use it.

56:04

Um, cause they have really good documentation.

56:07

Uh, you know, if you're, if you're self hosting at home, uh, you want to do this

56:11

on your B link and not your single board PC, cause it's pretty heavy.

56:15

Um, just follow the step by step documentation guide and install it.

56:20

Uh, I actually helped Mike, the mushroom guy install it, uh, on his, he has a VPS.

56:26

So that is officially Mike, the mushroom guy.

56:28

It is now.

56:29

Um, yeah.

56:30

So I helped him set it up, uh, and cause he does his mushrooms, uh, stuff and he has

56:35

his inform and power thing, uh, which he hosts on that cloud and he collaborates

56:40

with all his people in there.

56:41

Oh sweet.

56:41

Okay.

56:41

So, um, I helped him set it up and it, it took like, I don't know, two hours.

56:46

Um, and half of that was like me learning it as I went cause I'd never touched it

56:50

before, but, uh, yeah, I mean, I think he hasn't had any complaints.

56:54

So I think he's up and running.

56:56

And, uh, if you have a small business, uh, definitely look at the next cloud.

57:00

Um, and you know, if you, if you're one of our listeners and you want some help,

57:04

uh, you know, ping us in the chat room and I can help you out.

57:07

Uh, but yeah, just look at the next cloud.

57:10

And that's a quick one for me today.

57:11

Sweet.

57:12

Since it is Thanksgiving and you're not going to see this in an app for

57:15

Thanksgiving, this is where this topic kind of comes into an app.

57:18

So you fed yourself and made yourself fatter.

57:20

Uh, Thanksgiving, don't worry, you'll lose that weight.

57:22

We all do.

57:23

Uh, but now that you fed yourself, it's time to feed your compost piles.

57:29

So you want to find out, you know, what's the best for your compost out of you,

57:33

out of your leftovers, fruits and vegetables, eggshells, cause you've got

57:37

to make those double eggs.

57:38

Yeah.

57:39

I made like, ooh, I, uh, my son likes double eggs.

57:41

I love double eggs.

57:42

So double eggs with homemade guacamole in them.

57:45

Oh, okay.

57:46

Dude, just fucking off.

57:47

Oh my God.

57:48

So I mentioned, uh, last week on the butchering segment, I mentioned, I

57:51

mentioned small schmaltz and using it to make mayonnaise, use the schmaltz

57:54

mayonnaise for double eggs.

57:56

Holy, cause it all comes from the same chicken.

57:58

Right.

57:59

And it's just, oh, it's just worked so well.

58:01

Nice.

58:01

So, yeah.

58:03

So yeah, definitely.

58:04

So, um, yeah, but no, I did, I did like some spice.

58:06

I did a whole bunch of different double eggs, whatever, but I got a

58:09

shit ton of eggshells.

58:10

Where are they going to go?

58:11

Compost pile.

58:12

Uh, coffee grounds, which I mean, yeah, yeah.

58:14

Well, I'm assuming you're already putting those in your car in there.

58:18

Um, potatoes, jams, corn, pumpkins, green beans, as long as they don't contain

58:22

small animal protein, put them in your compost pile, feed that compost pile, work

58:27

that thing in, turn it over.

58:28

So why, why, why, why can't it have animal protein?

58:30

What's the deal with that?

58:31

I believe that starts to stick.

58:33

Ah, okay.

58:33

So, like no meats are going in there.

58:37

Um, cause your neighbors might like it too much.

58:39

It's probably not, it's, you'll probably get weird bacteria in there.

58:41

Okay.

58:42

I probably, I never put meat in a compost, but my guess is it's probably not a good

58:45

thing.

58:46

But, uh, but yeah, so if you don't have a compost pile yet, it's not too late.

58:51

Grass clippings, coffee grounds, food.

58:54

Um, there's a ton of stuff you can put in there, but you got to understand

58:56

what you do.

58:57

You got to turn this thing over.

58:58

Yeah.

58:58

Um, so they, they make what you go buy at the store that you can barrel and drum.

59:02

You can turn it.

59:03

They've got some that you can, it makes it easier for you to turn it over.

59:07

Cause building one that you can turn over, it's kind of a pain in the ass.

59:10

Um, and now that we got winter coming up, um, a good in most regions, a good,

59:17

healthy compost will not freeze because it produces heat.

59:22

So if it does freeze, it's still not a problem because it's like us, we

59:25

get cold, we just slow down.

59:26

Yeah.

59:27

And then they come back to life when it warms up again.

59:29

So don't be afraid to keep your compost pile going now.

59:32

So you can tell it into your garden in the spring.

59:34

So that's really all I wanted to talk about because, uh, I'm sure we got a

59:38

bunch of leftovers and, uh, go from there.

59:41

Cool.

59:42

Oh shit.

59:43

I think that's a show.

59:44

I reckon.

59:45

Don't remember what we did.

59:46

Uh, we didn't do the Monero challenge this week.

59:49

Um, what could be, well, let's just do a secret word since we didn't come up with anything.

59:53

Okay.

59:54

Um, let's go with compost.

59:56

Oh, there you go.

59:56

Compost.

59:58

All right.

59:58

There you go.

59:59

See you next week.

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