The Canary in the Cage Episode 19 - Pi-hole, Feeding and Listening to Your Garden

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

Dave Havlicek.

We are here to entertain you, educate you, and maybe we might even make you laugh. I

don't know. We'll see. So, Dave, I heard we had a Monero winner.

Yeah, before we get started with the show, so last week we said first RSVP to the barbecue

gets the Monero giveaway and congratulations to Dante. I mean Travis. Yeah, so Travis was

the first one. He pinged us like an hour after the show went up.

Oh, so he pays attention.

Yeah, so all you guys that are late listeners, you better get on it if you want that Monero.

Yeah, because that Monero is growing. It's going up. It might be a dollar one day. It

might be a dollar ten the next.

And again, reminder, we have limited spaces for the barbecue, so you want to get your

RSVPs in before we run out.

And it's very possible if I can figure out a few ways of getting ingredients to without

money. And I'm going to stick to the rules.

Well, you have a garden. It's easy for you.

Well, no, no, I wanted to sell some liquor. So my corn's not ready yet. And my yeast

are going to be a problem. But I think I can trade for them.

Okay. So I may even have some yeast around the house. It wouldn't be distiller yeast,

but it will be bread yeast, which kind of can fill in if I need to. But I'm going to look

into it. So let's get started with the show and see what the fuck we are. I'm going to

try not to swear. Because you know, people might listen to this at work and they may

have turned us off.

Oh, fuck them.

Yeah. If you're a visitor to work, get the fuck off this podcast and get to work.

No. So it's been a wild week.

I forgot that.

Since last week. But you know what? I'm starting to think Harris might make a good president.

Oh, yeah?

Well, if she can get the economy fixed as fast as she made her signs and t-shirts for

her running for president. Dude, that letter came out in the morning by the afternoon. She

had thousands of signs.

You don't think that was already set up to go?

Oh, so you think this was a plan?

I don't know if I'd say plans.

Oh, because you don't like plans.

Well, I love plans. I just don't think some people are capable of making them.

They're not smart enough to do it. Yeah, she even had the... So technically, 30 days ago,

she had job offers. She had indeed job post on Indeed.

Interesting.

So kind of thinking...

Every time the World Series or the Super Bowl happens, they make all the shirts and stuff

for both teams.

Yeah.

And then there's the famous photo of Harry Truman holding up the newspaper, Dewey defeats

Truman.

Yeah. So they always done this stuff.

Well, true. But do you think they did that? The minute the letter came out or before the

letter came out?

No, it was already to go.

Okay, so they knew they were doing this?

No, they were going to try and do it and it worked out. And if they didn't work out,

then they would have just thrown it all away. Or sold it in like fucking Pakistan.

Some third world countries everywhere.

Have you ever visited these countries and you see this shirt that kids are wearing?

Like, Dukakis.

Wait, he didn't win? But yeah, that's what they do.

So that letter came out on Sunday late morning?

That sounds right.

Okay. Do you think Joe Biden wrote that letter?

I don't think Joe Biden wrote that letter.

Oh, shit, we actually agree.

Yeah, this is where conspiracy...

So I'm not opposed to conspiracy theories, right? But when I analyze a conspiracy theory,

I have to ask, you know, means motive opportunity.

Yeah.

Right? And every conspiracy has a motive, right?

True.

We gotta give you that one. They all have motives, right? But the means part is always

the problem. So like when you say, oh, they didn't go to the moon or this and that or...

Right? Like, well, do they have the means to actually pull that off?

We didn't go to the moon.

And the answer is no, they don't have the means to pull that off. But this one, like

literally all you gotta do is have one guy like copy paste his signature and post it on Twitter.

No, I believe the president has a machine that signs like certain things and certain

things have to be the wet signature.

Okay.

So they have a machine that does it. But this wasn't...

What could it be?

What's that?

What could it be?

It's like...

Well, I know, but there are certain things the president has assigned that...

So make him sign it.

Oh, but he'll get like...

That's his job.

...hand cramps and shit.

Oh, so don't sign it. Then it doesn't become a law.

That I actually agree with.

But yeah, no, I think that letter...

Because apparently Joe Biden's staffers found out about this on Twitter.

Yes, they found out about it from...

So like, this kind of reminds me of the Soviet Union.

So do you know the story of Khrushchev?

No, don't.

So Khrushchev was one of the dictator premiers of the Soviet Union.

I think he came after Stalin and he would go on vacations on the countryside every summer

or something.

I don't remember exactly.

One day, the party leaders, they got together when Khrushchev was on vacation and they just

drafted up resignation letters and put a fixed insurance and they did a radio broadcast and

Khrushchev was resigned.

The whole country is now under the assumption that Khrushchev was resigned and they go on

vacation and they turn the radio on and here you go.

What are you going to do about it?

And there's nothing you can do.

What can you do?

Kind of like the Obama versus certificate.

It just popped up one day.

I'm not saying he wasn't born yet.

I'm not a birther.

So I mean, we have precedent for this, right?

Like, and why the fuck not to do it to Joe Biden, right?

The guy won't step down.

Like, that's the other thing, right?

Biden is a hard-headed asshole.

Yeah.

Just like Trump, just like you and me.

Yeah.

He's not going to step down.

No, he is very stubborn.

So...

So they have to do it.

So they have to do it.

A surprise retirement party.

Right.

I mean, I'm not going to be my bosses.

I mean, you know, it was hopefully...

They would actually fucking retire, but who knows.

Yeah.

No, so I do not believe he's signed.

I don't believe he knew about it.

But I'm going to go ahead and say this one.

So he's either dead or in a major medical incident.

Well, he did have a bruise on his face.

Did you see the bruise on his face?

Which...

Which time?

He talked today or this morning?

You mean yesterday.

Was he yesterday?

I don't remember if it was yesterday or today, but...

Well, he had big bruise on his face.

So wait, sorry.

Someone talked yesterday.

Come on.

I don't...

Come on.

This is ridiculous.

No, we'll get to that.

So, I mean, this is even...

Even Tucker Carlson's kind of in on this one.

He...

So when he was here in Vegas...

Yeah.

He had, I believe, four events in one day.

Okay.

He got through three of them.

And then Tucker Carlson has a source in Metro.

That's our police department here, who said that...

Oh, shit.

Canary's still dead, but we gotta light him up.

He said that, clear this hospital out.

We had the president coming in with a major medical situation.

And they started going in and wrapped the hospital.

And then they went in and called the hospital back and said, no, don't worry about it.

We're heading to John Hopkins.

We're getting him to the plane.

Maybe he like collapsed, like fell over and collapsed.

That's why he's got a bruise on his face.

He's done that a lot.

Yeah.

What makes that time any different?

Nothing.

Okay.

So, and then all of a sudden he just disappeared.

Well, yeah, he collapsed and then he got his head and passed out.

Ah, so you've got...

And he had COVID for fuck's sake.

He has COVID, man.

He had COVID.

Well, come on.

It's the deadliest thing in the world.

So, he disappears for a couple of days.

A letter comes out saying he's stepping down from running for office...

Right.

But not stepping down from the president's.

Right.

Which is weird, because he should have done both.

Well, maybe he fell down the stairs.

Maybe he pissed off Jill and she's good at running.

Which side of the cheek was it on?

It was hard to say because it's on the video.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We never know if it's from the program.

Maybe Dr. Jill Biden got a good left or right hook.

But so he disappears.

The letter comes out that he's resigning.

Yeah.

Still no Jill Biden.

And then on...

So, that was on Sunday.

We get a video of him getting out of a limo and scurrying upstairs.

That man doesn't scurry upstairs.

And he actually entered the plane from the front stairs and not the rear stairs.

So, he went to the adult-sized stairs and not the child-sized stairs.

And no handrail.

Just right up there.

I'm like, oh, wow.

Maybe COVID fixed him up.

Maybe wasn't Jill Biden.

You have these weird ideas that there's this big grand scheme to have an actor and face

paint and makeup.

And there's a whole production crew that has to do this stuff.

Now, face-painting makeup, there's a straight-up mask.

But they couldn't figure out to have a guy have the right height and to walk up the correct

stairs?

So, okay.

So, you're kind of jumping the couch on me.

Dante slash Travis won't understand that.

Because he almost had 100 bucks.

I would have bet him on that one.

But I digress.

That one, they didn't really discuss his height there.

They discussed how peppy he was.

Right.

But I'm saying like, if they went to all the trouble to get a fake Biden, why wouldn't

they say make sure you shuffle?

Well, okay.

So you think they had a good plan then?

Or a good situation?

No.

I think it's just Biden.

It's just Biden.

Okay.

So, he goes up the stairs, go up the private, and he's not playing the fly as a way.

And he has a speech to make on Wednesday night.

He makes that speech.

Yeah.

Was that recorded live?

I have no idea.

Well, it was supposed to be.

Okay.

It might have been.

But yet, his watch showed two hours prior.

So what of two things happened?

So, they recorded it ahead of time?

Well, that's one option.

They could have recorded it ahead of time, even though they said it was live, because

they lie.

Or, when he took a snap, they just advanced his watch back two hours.

So, when the media says live, it doesn't always mean happening at this moment.

So they'll do live recordings of things.

They didn't say recorded live.

They said this is a live speech.

Because this happens a lot in the poker world.

So they do live streams of poker.

But because in poker, it's important to keep your cards secret.

They actually record the show three hours early, and then stream.

So everyone understands that live doesn't mean at this moment.

So after the speech, he goes out to the Rose Garden, or some garden in the White House,

for a ice cream social.

Well, yeah.

There you go, in Biden.

Except, he was four inches taller.

No, he's not.

No, you can say, K. Reingo, you can say, oh no, it was reflected off of the moon.

I'm saying they use his wife as a constant.

And she was right next to him.

She wasn't.

She was four inches taller than he was.

No, she was like.

Oh, she was lagging back.

She was lagging back a little bit.

And I'm pretty sure that they were downstairs.

The camera were downstairs, which causes a perspective.

You can look at this photo.

I'll put it up.

I'll edit it in on the YouTube video.

But you can make things look like this very easily.

Camera angles can change it.

So I will give you that.

But there's been other instances where they used his wife as a constant, and he's been

different heights.

So I don't know.

But the reality is, when I have a lack of information, I have to start assuming what's

going on and start speculating and start looking into things.

And I think he's either dead or he's got a major medical.

He can't get out of.

If you look at his wife and Hunter, his wife Jill, Dr. Jill and Hunter, they are, they're

not their normal selves.

I mean, Hunter may not even be high.

Well, yeah, because they're victims of the coup.

It is a coup.

So like, of course, they're not themselves.

Like they're like, what the fuck just happened to us?

Well, but here's the thing.

Think about Hunter Biden can't make millions of dollars anymore.

Or his career is over.

So maybe the immunity deal hasn't been given to Hunter yet.

And his dad's dead.

And now they've got to negotiate immunity deal so that we'll go along with the plan that

he's dead as long as the Hunter gets a meter.

I don't think so.

No, there's something.

There's something.

There's something afoot at the circle K.

Okay.

You that old?

Yeah, that was Bill & Ted.

So speaking of like old, yeah, speaking of old references, are you a Dukes and Hazards

fan?

No, but I saw the post that you made.

Holy shit, Hoover made that post.

I love you.

Dude, did you not see the, what was the Red Fox show?

Remember the Red Fox TV show in the 70s and 80s?

The Sanford and Son?

Sanford and Son.

Oh yeah.

You didn't see the Trump Sanford and Sons?

No, I did not.

Holy fuck, dude, those were amazing.

Oh, I gotta go look at that right now.

I'm leaving the show.

YouTube took it down.

Really?

I mean, I mean, I think I was like 300 episodes where like they would take a bit from Sanford

Sun, which is like a two minute bit where like, he was like, you dummy, you know, and

he would put Trump's face on Red Fox and he had like Trump Jr. and he had Nancy Pelosi

and he had Maxine Waters.

And it was fucking hilarious, dude.

Wait, so the Dukes and Hazards one.

That was the intro.

What they did is they took the intro to the Dukes and Hazards and they swapped out, I

guess it would be, John Schneider was Trump and Tom Wollpat was JD Bantz.

JD Bantz, yeah.

I mean, because it was JD Bantz, he's a hillbilly.

Now it sucks, I'm a hillbilly too.

Come to St. Barnard, Kentucky.

Oh, well, our Ken Duke.

I said Ken, not family because there's a reason I said that.

And they just basically, and then what's Trump's wife's name?

Millenia.

She was Daisy Duke.

She did a good Daisy Duke and then Joe Biden was Roscoe.

Guess which character they put Kamely Harris as?

You see that?

I didn't, I don't recognize.

Roscoe's dog.

It's hard to see because it's a quick scene with the cop car.

If you look, you can see the floppy ears and the massive hound and see her face.

Hillary was Boss Hog.

And then they also paid homage to Rush Limbaugh, which they showed up.

He's a stand-up guy.

That one looked really good.

I'll find the Sanford and someone and I'll post it.

I believe so.

Because they're actually doing dialogue and the jokes line up.

Oh my God, it's so fucking good.

So I have one request.

Whoever made that, make one of Dave and I as the Duke's of Hazzards and you'll get the

Monero, the dollars worth Monero.

So that is, if I have to, I'll buy a Monero and do it myself.

If Dave doesn't want to do this.

I seriously want that with Dave and I.

And if you just email it, I'll fill in the rest of the characters later or you can make

them up yourself.

I don't care.

So Trump made a big gaffe today.

Well, not a gaffe, but said something really stupid where they were talking about the flag

burning people.

Yeah.

And Trump was like, oh, you should be in jail for desecrating the flag.

Like come on, dude, you're supposed to be the pro freedom guy.

Stop with this bullshit.

So I have an issue with that.

I mean, here's the deal.

You have a legal.

You have a legal right to burn the flag.

I do.

I understand that.

And I'm okay with that, but that kind of falls under the thing is just because you can doesn't

mean you should.

No, it doesn't mean that.

You shouldn't.

No, I should.

It's a respect thing and that's fine.

That's the whole point.

No, I get it.

And I'm okay, but I'm okay with it.

But the one thing you have to, because I actually knew you were going to encounter me on that

one.

The other thing you have to realize is that you have to respect the rights of the people

that don't want you to burn the flag that come in and stop you.

No, no, you have no right to stop me.

If you want to protest and burn the flag and I don't want you to, why don't I have a right

to protest and stop you?

What's my flag?

Did you buy it or did you steal it off the pole?

Okay, well, that's a different story.

That's not flag desecration that's theft.

Right.

So they did not write the right to burn that flag, right?

But if they brought their own flag, then they can burn all day long.

So do you think they're going to find out who those people were?

Probably not.

But wait, didn't they grab a grandma who was praying outside of an abortion clinic and

locked her up?

That's not what happened.

Oh, who's the old woman in prison right now?

She was blocking the doorway.

She like praying.

No, no, she chained herself to the doorway to block people from going in.

I'll put that one up.

I didn't probably follow that one.

It's equivalent to the idiots on the highway.

Like they block the highways.

But they allowed them to block the highway.

They should arrest those people too.

But so locking her up is the life of your prosecution.

Which would work.

You have to know what district it was in and all that shit.

Because like, if I forget what state she was in.

Yeah, I don't.

But like if she was in Tennessee, for example, Tennessee's a bad example, they're not going

to.

But if she's in California and they arrest her for blocking an abortion clinic, you can't

say, oh, but in New Jersey, they let the kids on the highway.

So it would have to be the same.

So then the protesters were in DC.

They were able to find a whole bunch of J6ers.

Yeah.

Geo fence them.

Right.

And arrest them.

Right.

So are they are they were a FBI worker on that right now?

I doubt it.

Why not?

Hmm, weird.

Yeah, it should be the same treatment for everybody.

Right.

So speaking of the FBI, how they do that?

That something happened like a week and a half ago.

I forget what it was.

All this the Secret Service Director resigned.

Right.

For some reason.

I don't remember why.

I think Trump was giving a speech and got some ketchup on his face.

Oh, yeah, the ketchup.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, because they first thought it was fragments from the teleprompter, which is fully intact.

Right.

But that doesn't mean you can't throw fragments.

I mean, it could be little shards.

So when that guy debunked, now it's ketchup.

So I do ketchup out.

Yeah.

Um, fuck her.

Me is horrible.

Um, yeah, I don't know.

At least she resigned though.

Well, no, no, she actually didn't resign because she messed up.

I don't care why.

I don't care why.

He, his life is being threatened right now.

That's fine.

So he needed somebody to come and conduct him.

Why would he pick her?

So here's the thing.

Okay.

I called her Cheetos last week, right?

Yeah.

Did anybody else call her Cheetos before then?

I don't, I don't.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

But I will say, although I was off on the days, I said Joe Biden, well, so technically

what I said was he would resign from being president and would be off the ticket.

Yeah.

I got half of it right a week late.

So I'm kind of right.

I mean, I was kind of going down the right path.

So let's actually talk about this, this whole Biden resigning from the, from the race thing

because there's at least three states.

Now I haven't verified all three states.

I've only verified Nevada.

Right.

But apparently in Nevada, Georgia and Wisconsin and maybe more, it is too late for them to

change the presidential candidate for the Democrats.

From what I see, I agree.

I've looked up the actual Nevada law.

I don't have the, oh geez, it's on the Twitter somewhere.

Well, so Nevada, our laws are called NRS code.

Yeah, yeah, I have the NRS code on Twitter.

And it is.

And that's what it is.

So we're going to see.

Here we go.

So NRS 293.165.

So that talks about election procedures, how you get on the ballot, I'll let you.

And what it said was you can willingly drop out as of the third Friday in June.

That's correct.

And if you, if you drop out before the fourth Friday in July, which is tomorrow, which actually

today when you guys are listening, right, you have to either die or be ruled mentally

incapacitated.

So he's dead though.

So well, if Biden, there's a clear, I guess, it's by 5pm, I assume Pacific time.

So if Biden is still alive and not ruled mentally incompetent by 5pm on the day this

episode goes out, the Democrats cannot get him off the ticket in Nevada.

Okay, I have a problem with that.

And that, that sounds like something that's very well thought out and factual.

So it can't be true.

They're going to try.

They don't rely on facts.

Okay.

So they're going to, they're obviously going to try and change the ballot and they're

going to get sued by Republicans and hopefully the Libertarian Party joins on that.

But what's going to happen?

I don't know what the courts are going to say, but the law is clear.

So I can clear.

I kind of had a thought about this.

So what if it's more than three states?

Because we don't know because I did what I did in all the states.

But that's a, that's a legitimate logical thing.

Because I mean, in all reality, we're like 45 days from ballots being sent out.

Yeah.

So I can understand that being the case.

So what if Joe Biden is actually alive and is diabolical and actually goes, well, I'm

going to sit back because my name's going to be on the ballot and they actually win.

And he goes, well, no, I'm the president because Joe Biden got elected in that.

Well, but the problem is Kamala will be on some states and Joe will be on other states.

So they have a split ticket.

Oh, right.

So they can't win.

They literally can't win.

So if you follow the law, right, but we don't do that here.

Well, the other thing is, I know Trump's already suing over this, but Biden transferred

the money of the campaign.

Yep.

And they're not allowed to do that.

So I made a statement.

I think in the last, both last two weeks, yeah, that as long as Harris is on the campaign,

she's allowed to use the money.

Now it's come out that she may not be able to.

So I'm having a hard time finding out if what's, what's right and what's wrong because

people gave the money to the Biden Harris campaign.

Right.

Not the, the Harris, Harris, Buttigieg or no, no, no, the next one, who do you think it's

going to be?

Newsom is a, so Newsom and the guy from and the governor of Kentucky, I think of the two

running makes Kentucky.

Well, so it's going to be a white man.

Just cause they got a cow about it.

What the fuck she is.

It's going to end the guy from Kentucky's a moderate and Newsom's not.

But the only, from what I understand, new submit Harris do not like each other, but the only

they want Newsom.

Wait, they're both from California though.

Right.

Doesn't mean they like each other.

No, but you can't run.

Oh shit.

You're right.

Yeah.

But well, but she resident DC, you know, sir, home state would still be California.

I actually don't know how that works because like they were talking about micro Marco Rubio.

Well, no, but that is, that is a rule of law.

I mean, that's the 12th amendment.

But she can always just bounce over to another state and find out.

I don't know if it works that way.

Is there a certain data?

Yeah, it's going to be interesting.

It says who shall not be from the same state, but I didn't get a chance to actually Google

the exact verbiage of Newsom's law that he passed today.

But basically he's making homelessness illegal in California.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He said, he gave the order to start cleaning it up.

So why would he do that?

Because he needs to be able to say, I don't want this homeless problem in California,

but the mayor's refused to follow my orders.

I really want this to be, you know, a good happy place with all these homeless people.

So he wants, he wants that talking thing.

He wants that talking point.

But then if you look at the governor of Kentucky, he's already a moderate.

So he counterbalances the progressive bitch that's running for possibly running for president

and now who's been appointed and elected.

Jesus, what is wrong with the Democrat party?

But so what I want to tell people out there is the Democrats are in shambles.

Yeah.

And apparently Harris is the one they want to go run with except Obama hasn't committed

yet.

But Hillary Clinton did.

Although I did you see Black Lives Matter came out against her?

Well, they should.

She's an evil fucking lady.

But that's, that's pretty big.

I mean, but, but Black Lives Matter is not a, I mean, they're a group of criminals.

My opinion, I could be wrong, but I really think they are.

Yeah, but they have a lot of sway.

They have in the past.

I don't, I think that shines one off that turn.

It's drawn a lot of drama.

So yeah, I mean, but here's my problem.

Okay.

So I am actually a little concerned that she may win.

Well, yeah, I saw that.

The polls are like suddenly deciding their neck and neck.

Well, even the betting markets are pretty close now.

But that's the media spin.

Well, not the betting markets.

I think they're caught up in this right now too.

But the media is, they're scrubbing shit off the internet on her.

I mean, I'm telling you, she was the border czar.

Border czar, yeah.

She was.

I saw it and I'm like, well, that's weird.

And then she cackled about it.

And then with the interview and the interviewer goes, well, you haven't been to the border

yet.

And then her response was, well, I haven't been to Europe either.

Yeah, but you're not the czar of Europe.

I don't know what that means.

But that being said, she had a press conference today.

Looking very presidential, which is the other reason why I think she might be our acting

president right now.

She had the flag pin on, had the flags draped in the background, just like a president.

She met with the dude from Israel.

Well, Netanyahu.

Yeah, Netanyahu.

Do you hear they did his hotel room?

His hotel?

They put maggots on the, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And they kept pulling the fire alarm?

Don't do that.

That's against the law.

We don't support that on Canary in the cage.

Yeah, don't ever break the law.

If you're going to get caught.

No, it's, no, it's, yeah, I don't know.

I, it's, I, I, I struggle to deal with this issue because we the people apparently are

stupid.

Oh, yeah, you didn't know that?

I've always known it, but I thought there would be that, that area where we kind of,

that pinch of kind of swings that we're paying attention now.

No, no, we don't do that.

And we're not people.

It's, it's just, I mean, like, you know, Harry Sisson, you know, this kid on Twitter,

like fucking idiot kid.

No, he's like this, this 20 year old annoying Democrat kid.

Like he makes stupid videos and he shills for Biden.

And then as soon as Biden dropped out, suddenly he starts shilling for Kamala.

So like what's the late noon?

Yeah, what, but the thing is he was like so hardcore for Biden, like I'll never stop

supporting Joe Biden, you know, and then suddenly stop supporting.

So like somehow all these people just change on a dime.

Yeah.

Right.

Like one day they'll be saying Kamala is a warmonger and, and she put black men in prison

for smoking weed and all this shit.

And then the next minute, oh yeah, she's a great president.

She's doing a great job.

Yeah.

I am concerned because we have to realize in a straight up election, I'm not concerned.

But you know, I've made the claim here is 40 million.

I've heard, you know, lower numbers than that 20 million.

A lot of them have been registered to vote.

A lot of them get about even Elon Musk came out today and said, we may not have another

election where the American citizens actually pick our president.

I mean, how long do you think when like when's the last time we actually think citizens

pick the president?

Yeah, I mean, just the fact that we have this two party system where like, okay, so everyone's

been saying it's undemocratic that the Democrat party is allowed to select Kamala against

the will of the Democrat voters.

You know what I mean?

Like the primary.

I agree.

She's appointed.

She's appointed as a private corporation, just like the Republican Party, just like

the Libertarian Party.

We're all private corporations.

True.

We can select our ticket, however the fuck we want as long as it's within our bylaws.

But it has to be done through the delegates, not through like, oh, well Joe Biden's dad,

here's Harris.

Well, yeah, so that's what the delegates are going to select her.

Right.

But she's already running for president and she's already acting as if she is president.

Because the way their system works is that I like the Libertarian Party.

Where we're all a bunch of split people who hate each other.

I mean, I guess they kind of are the Democrat too.

But like when we come together, there's no, there's nothing resembling consensus.

Right.

It's not like the Mises people can like beat the shit out of the radical people or the

hater people.

And so you're going to vote for whoever, right?

It doesn't work that way.

And it seems to be that it does work that way in the Democrats and to a lesser extent

the Republicans where like all the delegates of the Democrats are very carefully guarded

and like you can't just get into that group.

Right.

So without going to Epstein Island or whatever you do.

Right.

So like the delegates, when they get that marching order, they say, yes, we're all going to pick

Kamala Harris.

And you as a primary voter that's registered Democrat, you don't get a say.

So stop imagining that you have this democracy.

You don't.

And if you don't like that, stop voting Democrats.

Right.

They're a major party.

They're a private corporation.

They can do whatever the fuck they want.

And it's on you to break away from them.

Stop giving them your votes.

I agree.

That's actually a very, very well thought out.

And like the Republicans are so I don't know why they're not as lockstep as Democrats, but

there's ways to break into the Republican delegation.

Right.

And they have the freedom caucus Trump fucking took over it somehow.

Right.

Like because it used to be the Bushes.

Yeah.

And and now they're gone.

Right.

When's the last time you heard the name Bush?

Just the other day, but it was referred to something else.

Well, so the other thing like I know I've discussed this a little bit, but if you had, let's

say a hundred million dollars and a team of dedicated competitive people and maybe pro

video game players or chess players or poker players, even baseball players fuck, like you

could take over a major party.

I guarantee it.

So at the convention, so you would go in what appeared to be a solid convention, you've

returned into a brokered convention.

Yes.

And then you would take it out.

Absolutely.

Because these people, like I said, like they don't have plans.

So right there, just not that smart.

Wouldn't that be a plan?

No, no, I'm saying after the liberal convention.

No, I'm saying if you had the plan, you could come and take over.

Okay.

And then you could just take over.

Right.

They're just tight little tight little group that like has their own Epstein Island bullshit

to keep outsiders out.

But if you just break in, you could just take over.

Like you can cause dissent among the ranks.

You can make drama happen.

You can have factions spring up.

They would fucking be in shambles.

You can like delay the vote until everyone's supposed to fly home and they have everyone

fly home.

If you want to, yeah.

You elect your president.

I don't think Democrats would work that way.

Like I don't think they would fall for that one.

I'm just on shit at you, man.

Um, but no, right now everyone in the sound of my voice, so me, me and Dave and the one

or Travis might be listening.

Um, whoever else is listening, you, we need to get out the dumbest, stupidest comments

Harris has ever made.

What we need to do is we need to, to have them drop her out and replace with somebody

else because it will just show how disorganized and how much there is in shambles right now.

Um, I, but I also, also, I mean, uh, I, you know, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,

you, you can't leave out, um, Hillary Clinton.

She has endorsed her, but that bitch wants to be president.

Bad.

Well, okay.

So if I'm Kamala Harris and I'm not retarded and Hillary Clinton is pushing to me by my

vice presidents, no fucking way.

You'll be dead.

Yeah.

You'll enjoy one day of presidency.

No, no, no, you want it to be sworn in.

Shit.

We have to be sworn in.

Otherwise she can't take over.

Well, no, when she, like if Trump was to be assassinated, wouldn't Vance just fill in

his slot?

I don't know if it works that way.

Who else?

I mean, how else would they appoint somebody?

I have no idea.

I mean, I don't think they'd actually consider the constitution might not cover the situation.

Oh man.

All right.

So Harris gets sworn in and, and then she trips and she trips and falls down the stairs

and bust her head open and president Hillary.

Um, yeah, I would, I would definitely have a food taster if you, if Clinton is your running

mate.

I don't believe Clinton's going to be a running mate though.

I believe Clinton's going to do an in run around at the convention.

Interesting.

Um, when, when is their convention?

Uh, it's like a month.

It's like, uh, August 21st or 22nd.

Okay, a little bit of what?

But I don't even know.

Is it, is it going to be in Chicago or is it going to be virtual?

I don't know.

They keep throwing out both words.

Yeah, I don't know.

But apparently there's an article that was written.

They're shipping in a whole bunch of migrants to Chicago for the convention.

Nice.

So I don't really know what that's about either.

But speak of the migrants.

This is the illegal migrants.

My job.

I'm, I'm telling you, we're the illegal out.

Um, what's going to happen after the election, whether none of who wins?

Because at that point they become useless people.

Um, nothing.

So are we going to keep paying for their hotel rooms and keep giving them money on their

cards?

I probably not.

So we're looking at 40, possibly 40 million people just kind of wondering around the earth.

No, they actually can't.

Well, technically they can't get a job.

Trust me, they can get a job.

Well, you get a job that's, you know, illegal that you've been taking advantage of.

Because I do believe our, our corporations or our companies take advantage of undocumented

workers.

And I have a problem with that, but not these illegal immigrants because they shouldn't

be here.

Um, so yeah, so it's, it's, it's a whole messed up situation.

I don't know where this is going.

It's crazy, but the reality is the media sucks.

I don't like, so I don't know if we even have to worry about that because no matter who

wins the election, like it's going to get fucked up.

Well, no, Trump wins.

He's already said what he's going to do.

He's going to round them up.

He's not even, dude, you think they're going to let him?

What is that song with like, uh, from Ponderosa round them up, get them up?

Do you actually think they're going to let him do this stuff?

Hey, wait, I'm sorry.

I'm going to get the meme maker with the Dukes of Hazards and the Sanford and the Sun.

Make a meme for the Ponderosa song or that song is the round them up, get them up of

Trump on a horse with a rope.

Oh no, no, no, no, here's a rope that didn't work for the use something where they're like

shuffling out.

No, like the people, if Trump wins, right, the leftists are going to destroy the cities.

They're going to, they're going to fucking miss going to be worse than 2020.

Okay.

So like whatever you're talking about, what's the migrants going to do?

Like that's not going to fucking matter.

So destroy the cities.

Go ahead.

Step outside the cities.

Go to the rural part of America.

Go meet the people in the flyover, the flyover.

But in another hand, if Trump loses, then we might see a real insurrection as opposed

to the January 6 fake insurrection.

Might be the rural people getting to work.

So I think America's over.

America's just over.

I mean, I know it's like it's hyperbolic.

I know.

It's like it's every four years, but we're at a breaking point.

No, no, no.

I mean, you got a jickline there.

It's going to be interesting what happens after the election.

You know, right at Thanksgiving and Christmas time, who knows what's going to happen.

But we've talked about this before.

Stay home.

And vote for Chase Oliver, guys.

Just vote for Chase Oliver.

Don't vote for Chase Oliver.

He doesn't deserve to be like, you know, at that point, Kennedy.

Vote for NOTA.

None of the above.

None of the above.

Now, yeah, I mean, well, I mean, what's okay.

So let's talk about this.

Trump's October surprise is coming.

Dude, it's nothing but surprise.

Every week is a surprise so far.

Like that the fuck.

What can you do?

So I have a feeling.

So Rudy Giuliani was doing an interview with Russell Brand, or Bristol Brand.

Yeah, I thought you were you read this up.

Yeah, you know, but he said he has a lot of evidence.

So what if that evidence is Trump's October surprise?

Okay, this whole fucking I have the evidence.

They're always lying when they say that.

Well, so a video popped up earlier this week about Maricopa County in Arizona, literally

showing people just swiping the balance of the machine.

Well, okay, but I'm saying if you had the evidence, you would just post the evidence.

You wouldn't say, got the evidence.

No, no, no.

So, okay.

And so if you were a planner and you wanted to do the most impact first in 2020, you go

to the court systems.

Well every court system turned him down.

He didn't lose a court case.

The judge is punted.

I understand that.

So he has these boxes of evidence.

Right, but why does he just publish it?

No, but hold on though.

So he goes, what do I do with this?

Well, hold on.

I'm getting there.

So he goes, what's going to make the biggest impact if I release it now?

Or if I release it in October?

Who gives a fuck.

Rudy, Rudy, call me up.

I'll teach you how to use the dark web.

You can publish it on the dark web.

No one can censor you.

It can't come down.

And then that's it.

Well, I was going to actually offer our podcast to release all the videos.

Yeah, well, that's fine.

But no, no, no, you have to do it anonymously on the dark web because you will be a target.

Yeah.

I mean, I don't know.

I'm not going to make comments about that.

But what if Trump does start releasing like Georgia stuff?

This is what really pisses me off about the right.

You guys refuse to learn technology.

I mean, like there was a fucking thing about the shooter, right?

It came out in the last week, the Trump shooter.

He had overseas encrypted accounts.

Did you see this?

Yeah, I can read up some too.

And I'm like, what the fuck are you talking like?

What is an overseas encrypted account?

Do you mean a VPN?

Literally something advertised on every goddamn YouTube video.

Why is that out of the ordinary?

Of course, the kid would have a VPN.

Stop saying overseas encrypted account.

Like it's some scary fucking like super spy shit.

Dude, learn technology.

You fucking people keep losing because the left understands technology and you don't.

So when the head of when that when Cheetos was still had a secret service, she was being

grilled by Congress or by the house or by what I was like committee, what the fuck they

are.

And the question was, oh, do you use signal?

Yeah, I remember that.

And I'm like, well, if anyone doesn't know what signal is, if you listen to our podcast,

you'd know.

Yeah.

So I actually found that to be kind of.

As a government employee, you are not allowed to use that stuff.

Well, she admitted it.

Well, she denied it.

And then another guy rephrased the question.

Yes.

She admitted it.

Yeah, yeah.

It's no, no.

So when you're when you're on the clock in the government, all of your communications

that are official have to be auditable and fully if necessary.

So like, yeah, if she's talking on signal, right, they can't go get that data.

So like, that's illegal.

She's not allowed to do that.

So aside, no, there's a funny story I use to maybe think of.

So Detroit, Michigan, they had a mayor and chief of police.

Okay.

This guy that's going back maybe 10 years ago, they were well, the mayor was was Democrat,

so he was corrupt.

Of course.

And they were doing a lot of shady shit and a couple hookers ended up dead in the river.

Hmm.

A federal government came in and said, yeah, we need to see your phones.

Yeah.

And the governor goes, well, the mayor goes, ah, no, these are our pros.

These are our phones.

You can't, you can't have them.

And the FBI went, uh, those are paid for by the taxpayers will be taking those right

now.

Yeah.

And he's in jail.

And so did she.

No, but this is one thing that a lot of the First Amendment auditor people do.

Like they go filming in public buildings.

Like a lot of times the employees thinking they're clever, right?

Will film them back for you.

And you can FOIA that.

Yeah.

So, and they do that on a personal phone too.

So if you're in the course of your duties as a government employee, yeah, doing shit

on your personal phone, don't do that.

Yep.

Because so I, um, I do contract work for the government and I have a separate laptop just

for that work.

Because if I put any of their work on my personal devices, they can take them.

Those are going to jail.

No, I'm not going to jail, but they can take the devices.

And then verify that there's nothing there.

Um, so no, like you must keep your personal and government devices separate as much as

you possibly can.

Yeah.

And don't fuck around.

So this came out today and I didn't want, it's, it's kind of over my head and too complicated

for me to actually do the research in a short amount of time.

So after our show on Thursday night, yeah, there was a big crash of the Internet.

Oh, I actually want to talk to this one.

Yeah.

Okay.

Is that, uh, was that a legit crash?

Like, oh yeah.

Yeah.

No, no, no.

What it do was it just bad code, like you said.

Yes.

So when the guy was being interviewed, they were interviewed by a tech expert.

Yeah.

And he said, that's not possible because every time before you release everything, you would

know, I mean, you would run this thing through, through programs.

He's a moron.

So, so okay.

This guy, I actually looked him up.

He, I don't remember his name, um, but he, he's like, uh, the bald dude, right?

Yes.

Are all IT guys bald?

Uh, why is this you and him?

No, it's either like you or like me.

Okay.

Um, um, but no, no.

So he's like in the management side.

So he's not, uh, a guy working in the trenches.

Fair enough.

Um, and like what he was talking about, that's what we all strive for in IT.

But if you ask me, the guy like me, how does it really work, Dave?

It's all duct tape and bubble gum.

Like it's like really one keystroke away from falling apart.

So the whole fucking world, did you hear about the Ukraine link to this company?

And I mean, there's huge, like who, who care?

They're huge.

They're a huge company.

They're linked to everybody.

Well, no, but there's the guy, I don't know if you saw the whole interview and how, but

he brought up like how this, how this company had how Clinton, Hillary Clinton used this

company with all her emails and apps.

And again, I'm speaking from an uneducated point on this, but when the FBI went to, to

confiscate that, that company goes, no, no, no.

No, no, when the, the information was sent to that company because they're apparently

maybe possibly a CIA asset.

I don't know.

I don't know.

But so like our, our machines all went down.

Right.

The government, the lab that I work at.

Yeah.

And like my lap is laptop is still fucking hosed.

Really?

Yeah.

Cause like they're just backed up and they don't have time to get everybody in time.

It's fucking awful.

And if you wanted to do this on purpose to target somebody, like you would just target

that one person.

And the other thing is you wouldn't crash everything.

Right.

You would secretly backdoor in, get the data you want and then get out without anybody

knowing.

Like why would you crash things?

It doesn't make any sense.

Well, again, this is not my opinion and not my speculation, but there's a lot of people

asking for the footage and the communications of the secret service on the day Trump was

attempting to be assassinated.

Yeah.

And what if all that stuff just disappeared?

But you can do that without crashing the entire world's computers.

But we would all go, Hey, that's not right.

What's going on?

And we go, Well, there was a crash.

You know, I don't like, I don't know.

So you could also do a crash that doesn't affect like your own assets.

Yeah.

I mean, like for all we know, there could be nuclear shit leaking all over the place.

Although I did find it funny.

Friday morning was when everyone from Milwaukee, from the RNC was heading home and they're

like, Nope.

Somebody sort of map of all the planes.

Oh, God, yeah.

This is a typical day.

Yeah.

And then there was like four planes.

Flames.

It was both.

No, but I saw, I don't know how they got this, but someone released some code that apparently

got pushed.

I guess disassembled the actual file that got sent out.

But essentially what they did was they accidentally referenced a piece of memory that you're not

allowed to reference, which crashes your machine.

So I can write a program right now that tries to reference illegal memory, but it'll just

crash that program because it's a user program.

Okay.

So like on every computer, like you have user space, which is like your browser and all

these apps like signal and all that shit.

And then there's kernel space and kernel space is what controls the hard drive and the cameras

and all the hardware shit.

And the user programs talk to the kernel and say, Hey, can I get some hard drive space?

Hey, can I get some memory?

So the user programs can't like the kernel will say, No, you can't have that memory.

That's illegal.

But the kernel can do it for one.

So if you put an illegal memory slot in the kernel, which is what this company does essentially,

because it's an anti virus and it has to load in the kernel side, which it shouldn't.

There's ways to do it that way.

But okay, you know, it's an enterprise.

So they want to be in the car.

But that's not the the KFC though, is it?

What the kernel?

Oh, you're saying kernel KER and you know that kind of kernel kernel, not kernel.

Yeah.

Okay.

So I had to do that.

Now I, I've I've crashed companies that I work for like by typo or anything legit.

I mean, because shit happens.

You fuck up and you just own it and then you move on.

So like, you know, for all you know, this is some fucking intern kid that got and the

other thing is, so like, we all do code reviews in the developer side.

So like you write the code and then you don't just push it in.

Like I have to review it first.

And then I have to sign and say, Yes, this looks good.

Well, he's saying it goes to multiple stages.

It's supposed to.

What doesn't always happen.

Okay.

So like, there's emergency releases.

You can actually push it even though you're not supposed to.

Like there's all sorts of ways you can evade the process.

No, no.

And that's right.

Because I didn't want to really make an opinion on this because I don't know, but I'm actually

glad you saw that interview so you can explain it.

Yeah.

Don't don't don't trust any time.

It's like this guy's a salesman where like he's selling you whenever company he works

for.

Right.

Like this is our process and we're robust and we don't make mistakes and we don't have

bugs and no bullshit.

You have salesman.

No, he well,

Oh, you got fired, didn't he?

See, you'll get fired of this crowd.

I don't know.

Yeah, maybe I would hope so.

But um, yeah, this should happen all the fucking time.

And the more we rely on, you know, Microsoft and cloud flare and crowd strike, like all

these centralized systems, like these big huge conglomerates, if we the more we allow them

to have access to every machine, the more likely it is that everything will crash.

Okay, because even if they're even if they're being honest and you know, whatever, the someone's

going to make a mistake sooner or later, everything's gonna crash.

So this is why you should move on to Linux.

Right.

Okay, I like the Linux because because in the line, like the same thing could theoretically

happen in Linux, right?

Someone could push a bad code to the kernel and it crashes everybody.

The thing is, on Linux, your machine doesn't secretly phone home and go grab that kernel.

Right.

Okay, you have to say I want the new kernel.

Okay, and there's actually different, they're called flavors.

So Linux has different flavors.

Do it for the kernels.

Do it flavors of different flavors of Linux.

Oh, okay.

So the kernel is just the kernel.

Yeah.

And so I use Ubuntu, which is it's a flavor of Linux.

Okay.

Yeah, I'm familiar with the Linux.

So there's one called Arch and Arch is like hardcore bleeding edge.

Like give me the latest kernel fucking now right now.

God damn it.

The kernel's been pushed.

Give me a new one.

So like these Arch psychos, like they're the ones who would experience these problems

and like they would report back right away.

Okay.

So, hey, my kernel crashed.

Go fix it.

Right.

So like I'm relying on them to fix those problems because Ubuntu is like months behind on how

many on the kernel updates.

Okay.

Right.

So like the kernel, it's been tested by fucking millions of machines and like coked up psychos

running Arch that like will instantly like they'll be on there like four in the fucking

morning like it might go to crash.

I love you guys.

Like you're doing a valuable service to the world, but you're crazy.

So everyone get the fuck on Linux.

Right.

Well, you know, I'm actually glad you said that because I've always I've never understood

this.

Linux is like a thousand dollars to use run.

No, it's free.

Oh, it's free.

Oh, but then Microsoft work.

Microsoft is free.

I thought no, well, it might be free.

Nowadays.

No, it's not.

It didn't used to be.

I don't know.

I don't pay attention.

Microsoft costs money.

Linux does not write.

This is not viruses.

Technically, right?

They can.

They can.

But it's harder.

Yes.

Where Microsoft is wide open for like there.

It's like a woman with legs spread.

Just come and get me guys and the virus is just compliant.

Not to be fair.

Part of that is because Windows is more popular.

So if Linux were more popular, there'd be more viruses for a little bit harder to get

those viruses.

But that's fine.

But what I'm saying is you have an operating system that can run your computer that is

free.

Yes.

And you have an operating system that can run your computer that is well, not free and

quite costly and kind of a bully.

Yes.

So it has ads on the start bar.

Right.

So you're, you're no ads in Linux.

So you get these people who are typing on their iPhone or and they're like, oh, it's

a terrible thing.

It's horrible.

They're an anti cooperation.

We need to ban Starbucks.

Or these corporations are killing us.

We need to shop.

We need to ban them.

Yeah.

And yet they still buy Microsoft and they don't go to Linux.

Wow.

Why?

Well, okay.

So back in the day getting Linux installed was a huge pain in the ass.

But now it's literally like you put it on thumb drive, you plug the drive in, you reboot

the machine, you follow the on screen steps.

It's all mouse click.

There's no typing, you don't get any commands.

And it's all set up for you.

And you can actually, I don't know the proper term for this, but you can have Linux and

put in apps or something that makes it work with Word and you can still have all the functions

of Microsoft.

Most of them.

Yeah, there's the function.

You can, you'll communicate or understand like Word documents and all this stuff.

And this has been like 10, 15 years ago that this actually was available.

But yet we all go, ooh, Linux is bad, but it's free.

And it's actually really fucking cool.

Yes.

There's very few things that you cannot do on Linux.

One of them is gaming.

Most games work on Linux now.

Steam is actually doing really good on this.

They've found a way to make most games work on Linux.

There's the newest games that come out, usually don't.

But you can have a Windows laptop for these games, only these games, and then do your normal

shit on Linux.

There's no reason you need to have Windows everywhere.

One of my son's first jobs was an IT guy at a high school, a Catholic high school.

And what his job was, and actually he was an intern, but they paid him because he was

like 60 at the time, but they still wanted to, they talked to him, they knew he knew

what he was doing.

So the school would give him all the computers donated to them and he would wipe them and

sell Linux and then teach the teachers how to use Linux with Word.

And since that job, he's never won an IT job again.

The teachers are stupid.

He's like, yeah, I'm not doing that job.

Don't say that too loud.

You might get a baseball bat or a frying pan upside your head.

There may or may not be a teacher in this house, although she may or may not agree with

you.

I mean like regular, you know, yeah.

No cares.

She's...

No, no, switch to Linux guys.

There's no excuse.

And again, I haven't used Linux in probably quite a few years because I've been busy

moving around the country and doing weird shit.

But when I had a Linux on my computer, it was fun.

You can have it do like different stuff.

There was a lot in there to play with.

And you didn't have, oh, watch the product key code.

No, you can't open this app.

I need another $55 to do this.

Linux is free.

It's amazing.

And the other thing, like if you do crash your machine somehow, right, you can always

roll back.

Like when you go to, when you boot Linux, like it usually maintains the last three or

four kernels.

Yeah.

So if you install a new kernel when it crashes, well, you just, on your boot, you just go

back.

Kind of like Microsoft has a restore point.

When the virus is it affects your computer and shuts it, clears all those.

So you can't restore.

Weird.

But yeah, no, use Linux people.

I mean, I'm not computer literate anymore.

I used to be more.

And if I were to get back into it, I would go Linux.

I really would.

It's anti-corporation.

I mean, I mean, I guess it's a little bit.

Well, the thing is like there's the various flavors of Linux.

Some of them are sponsored by corporations like Red Hat.

Okay.

Ubuntu was run by, I think it's a nonprofit.

But others are just user-made.

But they're not as evil as Microsoft.

No.

So sometimes they can be, but it's like you can always turn their shit off.

Yeah.

Where you can ignore it.

If Ubuntu does things that I don't like sometimes and I just, I can ignore it.

Yeah.

It always has bothered me when people are like bashing corporations up, but yet they have

Microsoft on their fucking phone and on their computer and they're just like, hey, whatever,

it's all fun.

But yeah, Linux is just sitting there going, hey, what about me guys?

I don't charge you.

I don't rip you off.

And yeah, so, okay.

I just want to bring that up because I actually did enjoy Linux when I had it off.

And I believe I even partitioned one of my computers.

Yeah.

So Linux on one and Microsoft on the other.

You can do that.

And you can go back and forth.

Yeah.

So I'm not completely computer stupid.

And that's a lot easier nowadays too.

I mean, yeah.

But I'm going back like 10 or 15 years ago, I was doing that stuff.

Yeah.

So.

Oh shit.

Where the hell are we now?

I do have one more thing I want to talk about.

Oh, okay.

So let's say you call the cops because you think someone is prowling around outside your

house.

Okay.

I'm just going to make this computer with me.

But okay, I assume somebody was someone.

Some people might do this.

Yeah.

And the cops come and they they bang on your door.

They're kind of assholes, which you know, cops are sometimes and they say we didn't find

anybody.

But can we come in and get your info and and you know, then we'll be on our way and you

don't know any better.

So you say sure.

Come on in.

And the cops sees a shotgun in the corner of the of your kitchen.

Yep.

Or you're living in wherever you're done.

Let's say and he says, oh, that's a nice shotgun.

Can you go grab that and show it to me?

And you say sure.

Why not?

So you go over to shotgun and pick it up and the cops shoot you in the head.

Nighty night.

And then he tries to argue that you had a deadly weapon.

So he had to shoot you for his own safety.

Does that make any sense?

Nope.

Why not?

Don't know about cops in your house.

Well, why does that make sense for the cops to make that argument?

What, that he had the right to shoot you?

Yes.

I mean, you had a gun in your hand.

Well, he told you to go pick it up.

Yeah, but it was with the body cameras recorded.

Yeah, the body camera recorded him saying that go pick it up and show it to him because

he thinks it's cool.

Well, then he should be arrested like the cop was a shot that black lady does.

Oh, so, so, so if it's a gun that's actually a deadly weapon, the cops should be guilty

of murder.

Yeah.

So, you know, automatic assault frying pan with boiling water in it.

Well, yeah, I mean, those boiling water bullets, they not only penetrate your first skin, they

bounce around your body.

Oh, that's not true.

But then the water evaporates.

Yes.

And there's no proof that you were actually shot.

That's true.

So, so, yeah, this woman, Sonia Massey, she's from Illinois.

She's dead now.

I don't know what city she was.

It was around Springfield.

Okay.

It was a county.

Yeah.

It was a sheriff's department.

Okay.

But it was around Springfield.

She was a kind of a, schizophrenia.

She was mentally ill.

She had something wrong with her, but she thought someone was prowling, which people

like that often do, even when it doesn't happen.

She calls cops.

The cops are banging on her door like, like they're fucking got somewhere to be like,

asshole, you're getting the paycheck.

Right?

Why don't you be nice to people?

And they say they don't find anybody and they want, they want to come in and get her

ID, which I can understand why she doesn't know any better.

But hey, can you're in the case listeners?

No, you cannot come in.

Nope.

You can see.

Thank you for your service.

Good night.

I don't know.

It's a question that no, you can't come in my house.

And also don't call them if you see a prowler.

Right.

Like let the prowler try and break it.

Call 7-1-1 and say 9-1-1.

It goes nowhere.

And that's all you need.

But also, so the, so the cop notices that her stove is on and says, can you go turn that

off?

I love your name.

We don't want to have a fire.

Yeah.

So she goes over to turn it off and I don't know why she picks up the pot.

But you know, she, she picked it up.

I don't know.

Maybe she wanted to move it somewhere or who knows.

She has schizophrenia.

And the cops says, I'm going to shoot you in the fucking face.

If you don't put that, like he goes from joking one second to I'm going to shoot you in the

fucking face.

And then like she ducks down because the guy's pulled up and then he starts to shoot.

He shot her in the face.

And he's done, he's done trial for murder.

He should be.

But, um, well, hey, he has been in five years, been in three different police departments.

He's had two DUIs.

Oh, of course.

Um, he's a bad guy.

One of these guys.

He is, he's not a good cop.

There's, there's always like, no matter what a cop does, there's always some dickhead like

saying that it was a good shoot and it was not a good, but there's some people saying,

okay, it's a bad shoot, but it shouldn't be first degree murder.

So did you hear what happened?

His partner's conversation after he shot her in the head.

I, the partner was going to run for the medical.

Yes.

He did.

He did.

He did.

He did.

I don't bother.

It's a headshot.

She's gone.

Yeah.

You can't say that.

Like you have to render aid regardless.

You can't say that a pot of boiling water is a deadly weapon and you told her to go approach

that deadly weapon.

That's premeditation.

That's first degree murder.

It is.

No, no, he should be charged and locked up for a long fucking time.

And put him in genpop, please.

What's that?

Please put him in genpop.

Oh, well, yeah, actually, yeah, he belongs in genpop, which actually that reminds me

of a story I want to talk about today that I mentioned when you came through my garage

into my house.

My garage is kind of a mess right now because I had to disrupt everything because I had

to break out all my prepping equipment and wasn't quite prepared for it.

It was just fine.

I mean, if you're prepping stuff, you want it there for future use when you need it,

but you might want to stack.

You know, you might, you might kind of bury it in the store it is.

So Sunday night, we went out to dinner.

Oh, so let me tell you why we went out to dinner.

This is going to be a long episode.

Sorry.

We bought chicken kebabs.

Okay.

And we get home and, you know, I've got the girl all fired up and my wife is getting

ready to prepare me.

She's like, honey, come in here.

The chicken was disgusting looking hard in some areas.

Different, different, and when we spread it open, there was like white shit in there.

I don't even know if it was real chicken at this point.

So watch your chicken by the grocery stores, guys.

I don't know if it's real, if it's fake.

They know, we know they're pushing fake meat on us.

Speak carefully.

Well, actually, I wanted, I know we talked about early on doing a butchering episode,

right, where I usually buy the whole chicken.

Live and go cook.

No, not alive.

Okay.

But the whole carcass.

Shopper and stuff.

Okay.

Yeah, buy the whole chicken.

So you know it's chicken.

Well, that too, but also.

Or it's tofu made into look like a chicken.

Oh, they wouldn't have bones in there.

But when we do the butchering show, I'll explain why in detail you actually want to buy whole

chickens.

So we returned the chicken.

It was like 20 bucks.

And I'm like, we're not, we're getting our money back.

I'm not eating that crap.

So we went to dinner and we came back and our power was out.

The chicken, man.

Yeah, fucking chicken.

I called out the chicken cartel on fake chicken and they shut my power down.

No, so I mean, we lost power.

And I think like a hundred houses in the neighborhood without power.

So I'm like, and it's like a hundred degrees out.

I'm still up.

It's kind of setting still over a hundred degrees.

And I'm like, I got animals.

Some neighbors fled to hotels and I'm like, I've got an 80 pound dog, a 20 pound dog and

two cats.

We can't go to a hotel.

Yeah.

So I'm like, why go to a hotel?

I've got, I'm a prepper.

I'm good to go.

So we bring up, I bring in my swamp cooler, which is actually less energy to run than

an air conditioner.

We kind of bundled up around the living room and brought my solar generator in, fired it

all up and we had cool air.

We were, we were insolvable.

Yes.

So the problem is, and again, I'm a prepper, but I'm not prepared.

So my solar generator was about 44% when I fired it up because I've been running the

podcast on it every now and then.

And so we, we burned through that 44% probably like three, four hours.

So it's around.

I knew what was going to happen.

So I wouldn't get gas.

Yeah.

Cause I don't, I don't, I don't prep gas right now.

Um, cause I don't, I want to get more safer containers and gas does expire.

Yeah.

Because of the, I can't get the 100% gas.

I couldn't mine's in Tennessee.

Right.

Yeah.

Tennessee, I lived there for like six months.

We could buy 100% gas.

I'm like, I love this.

So this is where this right kind of brings around the Dave story.

So I'm like, okay.

So the, this, the, um, around 11, 11 PM, the, um, swamp cooler shut down and the solar,

cause the solar generator ran out of power.

I'm like, well, I'm good.

Give me about an hour and I'll have this thing up and run it.

So I take my solar generator out, pull up my gas generator, which is that's why the

pain cans are everywhere.

Cause I kind of stack it up on there and I fire up my generator, charge up my, uh, solar

generator, which you can do because the solar generator can be charged through the sun and

solar panels or through an AC outlet or through a gas generator, which is my whole plan is

like, if I need it, I can circle, I can kind of bring it around.

Um, so it's like 11, getting 1130, maybe even close to midnight.

I'm running this loud gas generator and my wife's coming out.

She goes, except not leaving it outside because that means you're looking over 2,000 hours

with stuff on that driveway right there.

And my wife is like, what was wrong?

Cause the next day she said, what was wrong with you last night?

Um, and I'm like, what?

She goes, you keep kept telling me to stay in the house.

I go, yes, stay in the fucking house.

I said, the cops show up.

Um, I don't want you there answering their questions.

Yeah.

Cause I am not going to deal with them.

Yeah.

Um, if the cops were to show up, I was going to be like, stay off my property.

Yeah.

Unless you have a, unless I break it all.

Yeah.

And what law am I breaking?

And they're going, they're first spot.

We're just so deciding to interrupt, but no, go ahead.

Uh, if they see you breaking the law on your property, they still can't do anything

about it.

They need a warrant.

Unless I believe it's a phone, cause could get, have them come on.

And it needs to be a felony.

Oh, yeah.

That I did not know because they were going to go with your break of the

noise ordinance.

I was going to be like, Oh, how?

And they're going to go with a gas generator is loud.

Yeah.

Oh, what decimal level is it at?

Yeah.

And what is the law?

And while you're looking up that, well, why don't you tell me what a rooftop unit

on all these houses we have?

What, what's their decimal level at?

Am I the same?

Yeah.

So I was going to say on my ground because I'm charging my generator,

my son was going to 100% fuck them.

And my wife, she couldn't understand.

I'm like, no, honey, if you're, if you come out here, do not talk to the place.

Right.

They might be nice.

They might be fun.

We might be laughing, but they're looking for a way to have me shut that generator

off because some noise, they never showed up, but some nosy neighbor, some

jealous neighbor who doesn't have the shit I have is going to call them and say,

I'm bothering them and they're going to try and shut me down because that's what

cops do.

Yeah.

Um, so I'll be just like, I'm not dealing with it.

I'm going to shut them down.

They're not coming by property.

And let's see, go, body cameras are going to be on.

My cameras are already on.

And, you know, it's somebody who she, she understands my crazy, but doesn't always

understand my crazy.

But speaking of that, um, I started thinking about this that night.

Um, so you could have solar panels to provide electricity to your house.

Um, or you can have alternative methods of electricity, which I actually

would like to experiment with some alternative methods of produce electricity

in my house, but in state law, Nevada says I'd be connected to the grid no matter

what.

Right.

And I just want to make a plea to, uh, Labardo is get your fucking boot off my

neck and let me try some shit.

Yeah.

Uh, where I don't need you.

I don't need to be energy and I don't need solar panels.

Right.

Cause I think I can produce enough electricity here at the cost of about

eight to $10,000 that will power my house, but I don't want to be connected to

the grid because they're going to come knocking on my door going, oh, you're

not using the exact amount of electricity we think you should.

How are you doing that?

Yeah.

Um, I don't want to disclose how I want to do it, but if I could get disconnected

from the grid, because here's the thing, I'll go ahead and say this.

I don't ever happen anyway.

So somebody else wants to steal it.

I guess do it.

Give me some money.

I want to do a show, a TV show on how to be an urban prepper.

Okay.

I'm sorry, urban homesteader, which is connected to property.

Yeah.

And I think I could provide, um, electricity without government, I could

not use, I can provide non-government electricity.

I can provide non-government water, although that would have to be purchased

from another company to have it delivered in, but I would have the storage,

which we talked about before.

Yeah.

Um, and I would also use maybe Earthlink, and I said some VPNs.

I can actually make my house off the grid, disconnected from any government

agency where Earthlink's going to be a little bit, Elon Musk is kind of,

was he me Starlink?

Is it, is it Starlink or Earthlink?

Does he have an Earthlink?

I don't know.

Earthlink.

I don't know.

I guess I always thought that the satellite's fly overhead here.

That's the Starlink.

Oh, is it Starlink?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

So, but again, I think there's a way that you could be an urban homesteader.

Um, with, you know, a pro case, so you'll have to have some, well, you, you could go

without a natural gas or a propane, um, and just go all electrical.

Right.

Uh, but you can also buy propane from or trade for propane or give Monero for

propane and have propane at your house on your property.

Yeah.

But yet our government will just, they keep that boot on our neck because it

all, honestly, if you go back to, um, what was Tesla's first name?

Not, not, not the car.

I have no idea.

Um, how do you do that?

What's that?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He actually had, um, electricity that would float through the air and then you

would just use that electricity and it was kind of cool, but the government goes,

uh, we can't charge for that.

We have to kill you.

I don't know the killing.

We're not, but that's why we went with AC power versus was that, I think he was DC.

If I'm not mistaken.

I believe so.

So, so the government really wants to keep our foot on our neck for electricity, but

yet they can't provide electricity to us all the time when we did.

My electricity is out for nine hours.

Jesus.

Hey, on a hundred degree day.

Yeah.

Uh, I mean, I'm sleeping on the floor.

Right.

My swamp.

Well, it's not going to get worse if we pass this fucking, um, renewable shit.

Oh dear God.

And, uh, Harris is all on board with no gas engines by 2030, which is, uh, not that

far, but the paper's been signed.

Never going to happen.

Don't vote for her.

Yeah.

I mean, seriously, she, she's bad.

Um, don't listen to CNN and MSN, the view.

I actually don't listen to the view cause they're really fucking funny cause

they're really fucking stupid.

And that is my opinion.

And I will say to you, you want to try and sue me?

Come and take my bills.

Cause I'm a podcaster and I'm broke.

No, I'm not, but whatever.

Um, yeah.

So I, I don't have a whole time.

Oh shit.

Did we've gone or are they now?

So go into your thing and I'll do my thing after you.

Cool.

Yeah.

Um, so I want to talk about pi-hole.

Uh, so yeah, I know you would make that face.

Um, so pi-hole is, um, well, let's take a step back.

Okay.

Uh, you know what DNS is?

That's like the entry system to your internet.

Yeah.

So DNS is, uh, when you type in Google.com, DNS is the system that translates those

words, those human words into numbers and then the numbers know where to send the

data to go to Google's website.

Um, and, and DNS is this big centralized system, right?

It's run by essentially one company that controls it all.

And, uh, it's a, it's a big problem with the way the internet is structured.

Because if, for example, you bought Ron Morgan.com and you put your little homepage

up there and then like 10 years later, someone registers the Ron Morgan trading

company and they become as big as Walmart's, right?

They're going to go after that website.

Okay.

And what they're, they're not going to actually go make you a fair deal for it.

They're going to go to this, this company and say, Hey, this guy's using our name.

Give us his, his domain.

And they'll say, okay, you're Ron Morgan.com.

You, you can have it.

So, uh, it's a huge problem.

So we need to decentralize this DNS system so that you can't just steal other

people's, uh, names that they, that they rightfully took first.

Um, and pi-hole is a little, it's a tiny part of that.

Um, so what pi-hole does is it lets you run sort of your own DNS system.

So what you would do is, uh, ideally you put it on a Raspberry Pi.

That's why that's the name pi-hole or, uh, the LePotato device that I showed

off on the show.

Yeah.

Um, and you put it behind your network.

And then what you would do is you go on your router, which if you've put our open

source router recommendations on, you can say, uh, you can use a

custom DNS server.

Oh, okay.

And what you would do is you would say, use the pi-hole for my custom DNS server.

Okay.

And, uh, so pi-hole itself doesn't run DNS.

Um, but what it does is it'll go out to DNS servers of your choice.

Um, Google runs one of the biggest ones, which I don't like, but you know, it is

what it is.

Um, there's others like quad nines, uh, they block some shit, which I don't think,

I don't know why they're doing that, but you know,

and, um, we can get into running your own real DNS server in a future episode.

Oh, cool.

But, but just for now, like it's very complicated.

Um, but for, for, for now, pi-hole, what it does is it'll go to, um, whichever

DNS servers you tell it to, and keep its own little internal cache.

Uh, and then it'll serve your network.

But the plus side, well, like why would you want to use pi-hole is you can give

it block lists.

Um, so you can use parental controls.

Um, for example, you can block porn sites.

Um, you can block gambling sites.

Uh, and it'll do, and you can do this for like different machines on your network.

Okay.

Right.

So you can say, um, little Jimmy can't go to the porn site, but I can because I'm

an adult, right?

Um, and, and the best, the best thing about pi-hole is that it has all these pre

loaded ad servers and it blocks them from your whole network.

Oh, so, so a lot of people will put an ad blocker on their browser, right?

But if you have a smart TV, that TV's showing you ads, right?

Uh, you know, why the, I paid a fucking for a TV.

Why is it showing me ads?

Well, so the TV has to go on your network.

And if your network is using your pi-hole for your DNS, the pi-hole will block

that ad server so your smart TV can't get those ads.

Will it stop communication in the other direction where it reports back to your

cable company, what you're watching, what you're doing?

Um, oh, you have to tell it to do that.

So by default, it only blocks the ad servers.

And like these are pre made ad lists of ad servers.

But if you want to add things to that, you can.

So you can say, I don't like my Samsung TV contacting Samsung.com.

So I'm going to block all those.

And it's very customizable, a very modern user interface.

Um, it's a one click install.

I believe I have it running through Docker, which we talk about Docker a little bit.

Um, you know, you just load it up and it goes.

Um, so it's great.

So like, I don't see ads anywhere on my network.

Hmm.

And I don't have to custom install a browser every time.

Right.

If like, if a friend comes over and visits and they get on my Wi-Fi, they

don't see any ads and then they can say, wow, I don't know why don't see any ads.

How do you do that?

And then I can show here's how you use pie holes set up on your own network.

So everyone should get this, uh, you know, load it up on the mini device.

If you have one, which, you know, go buy them.

Like the more we buy, the more incentive they have to manufacture more and the

price comes down.

So, you know, you get pi-hole on your network.

That's cool.

Oh, it doesn't take up barely any resources.

Right.

You can even run it on your, on your main desktop as long as it's running all 24 seven.

And, uh, yeah.

So get, get, go ad free, get pi-hole.

That's awesome.

So it's, you need a smart TV for that, right?

Or not.

No, no, no, no, it blocks ads for every device.

Ah, okay.

Cause, cause I was wondering if I could make it stop my TV, talking to my

refrigerator because when I sit and watch TV too much, my smart TV tells my

smart refrigerator lock the doors and then my TV goes to like workout channels.

I have to like a Robyx and exercises for like an hour before I'm locked by a

fridge.

I mean, like to do more complicated shit like that.

Well, you actually can joke.

You actually can do more complicated shit, but you have to know what the hell it's

doing and then figure out how to block it.

Oh, nice.

No, that's actually, I really like that.

It's kind of cool.

pi-hole, P I H O L E up.

What a link on the website.

So I just want to just do a quick checkup on people's gardens.

Um, if you want your garden to feed you, you got to feed it.

So you've got to now at this point analyze your garden, kind of see what's

going on if you haven't already.

Um, is it producing the right amount of yield for you?

Is it, is it doing what you wanted to do?

Are you overrun with tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers right now?

Cause you should be.

Um, if you're not, you guys, I'm wrong.

So you got to kind of like figure out what's going on.

Um, this was late July, by the way.

I know, but I mean, people listen to us on delay a lot.

Yeah, but keep in mind, like most climates we live in, you, you're

planting in May.

Okay.

You started your place.

I'm just letting people know what we're talking because we're in July.

People like listen three weeks ago.

Yeah.

Cause we're in July and I was a fucking 110 degrees in Vegas.

And it's hot.

So I'm having issues with the heat right now and water my plants.

But, uh, but you, you want to feed your garden and there's, there's a lot of

things you can do, you know, home remedy wise, um, eggshells.

Nope.

Uh, if you boil pasta, though that water, the pasta water, throw it on your garden.

Um, but, but save some of it because, uh, it, it helps the sauce.

Don't throw all of it.

I didn't know that.

Oh yeah.

So it helps the sauce stick to the noodles.

The water.

So you mix the water, you make the sauce, use that water.

Yeah.

So you have your sauce boiling and then you have your pasta water.

And then when you mix the noodles with the sauce, you put in like maybe a half

a ladle of the pasta water.

See, you're, you know more about this than I thought you did.

I'm all in the cooking man.

No, but that's cool though.

But yeah, you want to, you want to find out, you kind of, you want to judge your

yield, you want to judge your, your tomatoes.

Are they cracked?

Are they, are they misshapen?

There's a lot of things you can find.

Check the leaves of your plants.

It will tell you what it needs.

So you can make up and do it.

But in all reality, just, it's not that big of a deal.

Isn't coffee grounds supposed to be good?

Coffee grounds are excellent for this.

Cause I, in my apartment, like I just have to throw them out and you can't put

them down the sink.

Don't do that.

So they're a huge pain in the ass for me.

I'm wondering if I could maybe like pack them up and sell them as compost.

Well, compost is different because compost is what you put on before you tell.

Yeah.

But yeah, I mean, you got to get, you can put compost on while your garden's growing.

I don't do that.

But I can just sell the used coffee grounds.

Yeah.

Yeah.

For like real cheap.

Yeah.

Um, yeah.

So, uh, but yeah, you want to, you want to figure out what's, what's going on with

your plants, we got coffee grounds for coffee grounds are great for acidic plants,

okay, peppers, tomatoes, that kind of stuff.

And then you've got, um, uh, eggshells, milk, I think, yeah, oh, sorry, what else?

Um, uh, the different water you use.

But the one thing I just actually just learned about is, um, you're

mirror attic of potash for your tomatoes.

Okay.

Um, cause, cause what I've got going on right now, I've got two tomato plants

sit next to each other.

I've got, so in my backyard, I've got different, I got elevated area and I've

got one of the corner.

I'm growing different plants to see what grows better in different areas.

So I've got two plants, two tomato plants.

They're damn near both five feet tall.

One's producing a ton of tomatoes.

The other ones like, nope.

So I don't know.

I'm trying to figure out right now, is it though the style of tomato that I'm

growing?

Yeah.

Um, because if one gets a fertilizer, the other one gets a fertilizer, but now

I'm kind of looking into, to fertilize it a little bit different.

Yeah.

Um, to make sure that, that it gets growing, but in all reality, I'm also

waiting for Labor Day because the heat goes away and I'm going to redo my whole

garden once, once, you know, something that people don't really know about,

about when they're gardening.

Yeah.

So you don't actually have to go to the store and buy seeds.

You could just take the plant of the tomatoes that you grow and then dig the

seeds out and then put them in the garden.

So funny story about that.

People don't know that.

So, so check this out.

Um, so I'm growing, I've got a couple of pots out there that I'm growing stuff in.

And apparently a bird must have shit in my pots or something shit in there.

Cause I had sunflower seeds starting to pop up, but because my pots are pretty

packed right now with different stuff.

Cause I'm, I'm, again, I'm, I'm doing a lot of tests to see what grows and what

doesn't grow.

Then once it gets to where I want it, I plan into one of the gardens I have, but

I had two, I had three sunflower seeds pop up and I was in, and they're tiny.

So I went and yanked them out, transplanted them, fertilized them, watered them, but

they're staying really small.

Huh.

And they're blooming as small.

Interesting.

So what I want to do is I want them to, to seed.

I want to take those seeds and plant those and to see if they stay small.

Right.

Cause they never sell miniature sunflower.

Oh, there you go.

Yeah.

I mean, cause they're literally, they're, they're like this tall and get a little

like flower on there.

They're really cute.

Um, so yeah, so that's kind of obvious.

I can't mess around a lot out there, but yeah.

So right now, and as the election gets closer, you might want to make sure you've

got a, a bountiful full basket full of food.

Yeah.

Cause I don't know what's going to happen, especially when we go to

war with Iran, China and Russia.

Holy shit.

So who knows, uh, let's hope I'm wrong, but have food, prep shit.

Um, have a solar generator, have a swamp cooler, uh, for you none.

For you, not humid locations for you, human locations, uh, you're screwed

cause you can't run an air conditioner.

You can run an air conditioner off of a solar generator.

I mean, I think a fan isn't horrible.

Even in like, uh, when it's 110 degrees in my house.

Well, if you're, if you're in a humid location, it usually doesn't get that hot.

A fan does help.

Yeah.

Um, but, but you also, cause I've, what I've noticed before is you've got

solar generators now that actually have the 240 plug on them.

So you actually can run, um, uh, air conditioner off of that.

I don't know how, I don't know how long it's going to take to suck that dry, but

it's something I'm actually looking into.

So if one of you solar generator manufacturers want to send me one, I'll

check it out.

I'll charge it up.

I'll charge up with AC.

I'll charge, I'll run it dry.

I'll charge up a solar, run it.

I'll do a lot of tests on it cause I'd love to see that.

Uh, because yeah, in electricity, you have an A and B phase and, and that was

the problem with solar generators.

It was only a or B phase.

Well, it's only one.

You know, but now they've actually got where they produce both phases.

It's actually kind of cool.

And there's a lot of possibilities with that.

Um, maybe I'll be actually do a show on that, especially if I can get somebody

to send me a free solar generator.

I think Dave needs one too.

I'll take one.

Sure.

But actually, no, but in an apartment, you actually should have a solar

generator.

Well, the problem is I have no access to the sun.

Okay.

But you don't need the sun because you have an outlet.

You can give a charge.

Okay.

But this gives you five or six hours of electricity.

I see what you're saying.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But it actually override my, that might like overload my grid.

No, whatever it overload your grid.

Um, do you don't think the solar generator charging it up?

Do you have a emergency battery pack for your computer?

Um, yeah, it's the same thing.

Oh, just, just, just bigger.

Okay.

So it would charge the same way just longer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But you would have it.

But if I want the solar, I gotta move it somewhere.

Right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

And yeah, you can take out the pool with you, set it up.

Yeah.

Go swimming.

Right.

Right.

And then during a barbecue, okay, you can actually charge it.

Well, she's bring yours because I'm not going to buy one of that.

But no, because it, because actually what's funny in the litter box, Jules and

cat, her cat, turd lives in Florida in the rural area in Jules lives in

Hollywood and she's like, I can't have a generator with gas and running noise and

stuff.

And we're all like, get a fucking solar generator.

And if you are without power, you will run it dry.

But no, honestly, once the power's out, have a gas generator there to charge

your solar, tell the cop to fuck off because they're gonna have other things to

do anyway.

Yeah.

So run, make some noise, piss off your neighbors and you're going to sit there

with a fully charged cell phone, fully charged computer, a little bit of

cold air blowing on you.

And so yeah, so these solar jayers are actually pretty cool.

So look into it and enjoy it.

And if we go into the zombie lands and we got zombies coming at us, you'll

at least have power when they come and eat you.

So I think that's it for the night.

Yeah, get those RSVPs in the canary in the cage.com slash BBQ.

The link, there's a link from the homepage too.

So you can't miss it.

Yep.

Uh, and your, uh, three blocks off the strip.

Yeah.

So actually I put it in the chat room, but, uh, someone, I got a met, I got an

anonymous message on symbol X from one of our listeners.

Yeah.

I think in England because he said the phrase and he said, Hey, I love the show.

And, uh, unfortunately I can't come because I'm across the pond, which gives

them away, but you know, it's an ocean, but I thought that was really cool.

Like we have listeners, you know, all over the world.

No, I do love that.

Um, yeah, I really, really appreciate the message.

Just like, yeah, no, please message us.

We want to hear from you.

We will work with you.

If you want to hear something or if there's a story that you're hearing about,

especially if you're over out of the country and we have a weird story going on

here, let us know about what research and we'll talk about it.

Yeah.

Cause if you're here to suffer from our media, it's probably a lie and we'll do

our best to tell you the truth.

If we can find the truth cause either lying to us too.

Um, yeah.

So yeah, um, well, let's call this a show and, uh, I think it's been a fun one.

And, um, see you next week.

Yep.

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