Explicit The Canary in the Cage Episode 21 - Steel & Knives, Securing Your Home
Ep. 21

The Canary in the Cage Episode 21 - Steel & Knives, Securing Your Home

Episode description

Steel & Knives, Securing Your Home

00:00:00 - 00:04:06 Monero giveaway results

00:04:06 - 00:10:00 Kamala Harris news

00:10:00 - 00:14:20 Tim Walz in the closet?

00:14:20 - 00:18:27 DNC predictions

00:18:27 - 00:24:35 AI people in rally photos

00:24:35 - 00:25:39 Nord Stream Pipeline saboteur arrested

00:25:39 - 00:29:38 Is JD Vance a COMMUNIST?? (No.)

00:29:38 - 00:32:45 Secret Service breaking into small businesses

00:32:45 - 00:39:23 RFK rumors & grocery store prices

00:39:23 - 00:41:52 UK wants to extradite US citizens for mean Tweets

00:41:52 - 00:43:54 Matthew Perry was murdered?

00:43:54 - 00:51:55 J6 updates & how Feds entrap people

00:51:55 - 00:56:08 DEFCON voting village

00:56:08 - 00:59:09 Biden medical event in Vegas confirmed

00:59:09 - 01:24:39 Dave talks about steel & knives

01:24:39 - 01:45:10 Ron talks about securing your home

Resources discussed on the show:

GP Knives (https://gpknives.com/), reputable dealer in basic knives.

Adam’s Knifeworks (https://adamsknifeworks.com/), reputable dealer in medium-end, high-end, and custom knives.

Arizona Customs (https://arizonacustomknives.com/), super expensive art pieces.

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0:00

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

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We are here to entertain you, make you laugh and maybe even educate you. Who knows what's

0:22

going to happen tonight?

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Well, we do have a Monero winner from last week.

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Oh, sick. We should do that. So yeah, we asked Trivia a question. There are three movies

0:33

that have two governors on the screen. And the answer is Predator, The Running Man, and

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Batman and Robin. All three have both Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura, who we talked

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about last week. And the winner is Tellurian from the chat room. He answered it like right

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away within two hours of us posting. And we didn't get any donations, so Tellurian, you

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just got the 0.01. But when those donations start flowing in, you guys are starting to

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get an extra. So the other great news is that two other people answered the question, but

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they were late. So we're getting competition now.

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So that means we have at least three listeners.

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We have at least three listeners.

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Alright, welcome guys. Thanks for listening. Do you want to mention the next Monero giveaway

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or do you want to get later on?

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We can, I don't care, but I kind of like to mix it in the show so people don't game the

1:22

system. But you did say that it's not a time-based one this week, so we could do it now.

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It's a humor one based this week.

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Yeah, it's a voting one.

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So we're going to see who's the funniest one out there. Pretty sure you can be funnier

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than me. We'll see. So what I want to do is, well, Barack Obama did an X post and then

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catturd responded to it. I kind of want to just build on that. So it was the great

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books over the last few months that Obama has read. He wanted to share with the American

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people. And basically it just is like...

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Headshot.

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Yeah, headshot. It was kind of the woods. He made some shit. It was kind of making fun

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of Trump.

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Was there my gay chef lover that died at the beach?

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That one might have been on the catturd post. I'm not sure. So Obama just made some stupid-ass

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book remarks and catturd responded with a title for a book, Larry Sinclair Made My Turtles

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Toes Curl in a Cheap Motel. Now, if you don't remember Larry Sinclair, he came out back

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in like 2008 saying that he was a gay lover of Obama. I know I believed him. But then

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yet, you know, flash cut to like 12 years later, maybe 15 years later, Obama's chef

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ends up dead in the water and naked. And the next day Obama's got a black eye. I don't

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know what happened. Don't care.

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So do we want to do the funniest title?

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Yeah. So I just want to give some of the catturd stuff. It's like, I love bombing brown

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people.

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There's literally no pictures of my wife pregnant.

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My wife pregnant. Hmm. Don't know. How I bought a $23 million dollar mansion right next to

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the ocean and claimed climate change is real. That kind of stuff. So get creative. Come on

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and do this post or you can just post on our X account. We'll know what you're doing.

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Well, I'd rather they go in the chat room.

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Oh, because then we can all maintain one area.

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You're more of a tech guy than I am.

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Go to our Matrix Chat. And by the way, like the two people that were late on the last

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week's challenge, they messaged the other means. So guys try to do the Matrix Chat so

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we can all verify who got it, what time stamp and all that stuff. There's never any dispute.

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Okay. So basically what we're looking for is funny book titles, making fun of Obama,

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even catturd or even us. Come on brothers and sisters.

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Funniest book title wins the 0.01 Monero.

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Yeah. You'll get a dollar worth of Monero, which could be $2 in a couple of days.

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I think it's like a buck 60 at this point.

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Yeah. So show us your humor people. Let's see what you got.

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There you go. So let's get into it.

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Yeah, how about it? So you know, Harris has been hiding from the media.

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Well, actually, if we're going to talk about Kamala Harris, I'm going to have to make an

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announcement which might disappoint you. Oh, go ahead.

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I'm actually going to come out and support her.

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Really? Yeah.

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Why?

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So she said something that was very libertarian the other day when she was here in Las Vegas.

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She announced a brilliant plan to have no income tax on tips.

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What?

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Yeah. Isn't that amazing?

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That would be amazing.

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That would be great. Like what a brilliant idea.

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I need to go get a job like a bartender so I don't have to pay taxes on my tips.

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Yeah. So like,

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But wait, that sounds kind of familiar though.

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Well, I heard I first heard it from Kamala Harris.

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Oh, did you?

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Yeah.

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Huh.

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Because wait, was it Obama back in 2008? Did he say it back in 2008?

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Did the Obama say that?

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It might be Bernie Sanders, maybe.

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Oh, yeah, Bernie Sanders.

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Maybe he said it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Oh, no, wait, it was Trump a month before.

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Oh, it was Trump.

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Actually, Ron Paul came up with that idea like two decades ago.

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Well, nobody listens to him, unfortunately.

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They do eventually.

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Well, they would listen to him years ago.

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We'd be a better country right now.

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And actually, so she, okay, the inflation reduction act, which was Biden's big thing,

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right? That included a provision that would have IRS agents build a system

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so that tip workers can report their tips.

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And she voted no on that, right?

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Well, it was funny because the Senate was actually 50-50 split down the middle.

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Right.

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So she was the vice president makes the tie break.

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And she voted no.

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Oh, no, she voted yes.

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Wait, she voted yes?

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Yeah.

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Wait, so she voted.

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Well, I'm confused.

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Yeah.

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Oh, so she's she's lying.

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Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, she had to change your heart.

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Change your heart.

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Kind of like Kennedy.

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Oh, yeah, I'm broke.

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That was a dude.

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You've been anti-gun.

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Got your entire life.

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Which I get the anti-gun thing.

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Uncle, dad, I get it.

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But all of a sudden in your late 60s, you're like, I pro-gun now.

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Doubt.

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No, I like it's so bizarre that Trump says this thing and then like nobody really cares.

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No, no, there's there's a movement.

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No, well, right.

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But but then Kamala says it and like the media is fawning over her like, Oh, what a great idea.

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Well, the media that means I'm talking about the normal people on the street.

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Well, no, so so basically when

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Trump made that made that claim first, people made stickers and the service industry were

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putting that sticker on people's checks.

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Yeah.

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So so there's people writing it down.

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There's a grass movement movement for that and to come in here.

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So I just steal it.

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I mean, they have such a big propaganda regime and like, I don't know.

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Yeah, it's it's like a comic tells it.

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So this is how I relate this to a young or a up and coming comic tells a joke.

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Yeah.

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And then I just read.

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Oh, Mende, Mendoza.

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Oh, yeah.

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I'm kind of Mendoza steals.

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Doza was it?

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Yeah, yeah.

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Mencia?

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You guys all know I'm talking about.

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Yeah, steal it.

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My opinion, I could be wrong.

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Don't sue me because I heard you're really, really, really aggressive about this.

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He steals it.

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And then because he's more famous than the comic is.

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He did the young comic who wrote that joke has to stop telling it.

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Yeah.

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Because it looks like he stole the job.

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Right.

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Right.

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So, you know, you know, actually, there's a funny story from Joe Rogan where at the

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comedy store in Hollywood, there was a special light that they would turn on when Carlos walked

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through the door and everybody would go to like old material to do your deep, deep joke.

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I could be wrong.

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Don't sue me, please.

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I have nothing.

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So yeah.

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So committee Harris is now adopting Trump stuff.

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Yeah.

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She's done a few other things as well.

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I bet.

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Yeah.

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Like, um, what was she talking about yesterday?

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Fuck, I can't remember.

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Well, the funny thing is, and I watched the video on a podcast, so I haven't been able to

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find it outside the podcast.

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I've been busy at work and I have a life.

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She made a comment that like, so she doesn't answer questions of press at all.

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She hides in the press.

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They're not going to let her talk because we all know what's going to happen.

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It's going to be entertaining to Dave and I.

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And then we're going to pass that along to you because she's dumb.

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And that's not my opinion.

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That is fact.

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Sue me, take me to court.

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Let's talk about it.

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I got videos to back it up.

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So if this may have been scripted, it may have been not.

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But again, it's Harris.

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So she always goes one step further.

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She was walking to the plane and a reporter asked her,

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Harris, what is your economy plan going to come out?

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And she, there was no teleprompter in front of her because they don't really,

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they haven't made the teleprompter that could fit on her shoulders and stick up in front of her

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and be invisible to everybody else.

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Until they did that, she's got to speak off the cuff.

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So what she said was, oh, my economic plan will be coming out later this week and it's going to be

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tomorrow.

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If she was stopped there, I would have been, okay, let's wait for it.

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She didn't.

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She goes, my economic plan is going to come out later this week and it's going to be about economics.

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Oh, okay. Very good.

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I mean, I guess, I guess some people might have thought it was going to be about pancakes.

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I mean, what else could it be?

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I mean, pancakes are good.

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Have you gone to her website?

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No.

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It's basically just spam for donations.

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Like there's no policies.

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There's no plan of action.

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There's nothing.

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Oh, if we elect her, you guys, come on.

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I don't want to be a leftist like Robert De Niro.

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I'll move out of the country.

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I won't because there's nowhere else to go.

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I will dig a hole and live in my home.

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You guys don't like this woman's president.

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And let's talk about her VP pick.

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The Mr. Hands.

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Why didn't you see this?

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No, he does it every time.

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Really?

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What's he, he's got somebody who's going to photoshopping.

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Please photoshop either Mickey Mouse or Goofy Hands on this fucking dude when he's doing this.

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Because I talk with my hands.

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You all see it and we get it.

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You can watch the last four months of my podcast and I talk about fucking him.

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But I do this.

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I don't do this.

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This is fucking weird.

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So the funniest thing was he brought his wife on stage.

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Did you see this?

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No.

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So his wife comes on stage and he's talking.

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He turns around.

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He goes to shake her hand.

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The look on her face was like, what the fuck are you doing, you dumbass?

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So, I mean, there's a lot of people out there, not just me.

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So fuck, this is not my thing.

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And don't sue me for saying this.

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They're saying that she might be his beer.

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I don't know.

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But dude, if you're gay, say it loud, say it proud.

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We love gay people.

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He was the teacher leader of the Gay Straight Alliance in high school.

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No way.

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Yeah, when he was a teacher, I think a teacher in the 90s.

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And he was the sponsor of the Student Gay Straight Alliance.

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Yeah, so he's, he's, uh, yeah, dude, I hate talking about the like Chase Oliver gay.

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The walls dude.

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Gay.

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I don't want you to think we're gay bastards because we're not.

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Say it loud, say it proud.

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We'll embrace it.

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The libertarians love gay people.

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Just don't make us watch you have sex.

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It's just gross, dude.

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Unless it's two women.

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Oh, man.

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There we go.

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There we go.

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Here comes the hate mail.

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Even the gay guys can go, yeah, I get it.

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But we love you anyway.

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I don't care.

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Yeah, so it was just weird because it was, it's kind of like what Biden

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sniff people.

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Yeah.

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They're like, no, he's just being a granddad.

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It's a look on the person's face.

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Yeah, that's not, she's like, what are you a dumbass?

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I'm your wife.

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She'll shake my hand.

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Wow.

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Yeah, he's just, he's, I can't use word weird anymore because it's kind of like,

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I'm now stealing their thing and I don't find weird.

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Do you remember like we used to disqualify people for shit like that?

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Like, do you remember Howard Dean?

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Oh, he did the yell or something.

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Yeah, this is Howard Dean's screen.

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Oh, wait, there was another one.

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He was crushing.

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What did Dukakis do?

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I was too young for that.

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He was like in a tank with a helmet on.

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He did a commercial tank with a helmet and he's, all you see is this out of the tank

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and he had some weird slogan.

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So I don't know.

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I mean, but yeah, no, it's politics that has now completely changed

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because there's no way this would happen.

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Well, no, you look at it.

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So this was brought to you in a podcast that may have been the litter box.

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When is the last time the Democrat party has actually elected someone

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officially to run for president?

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Obama.

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Okay.

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Which I, let's say I won't say it because I agree with that.

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Well, didn't Biden, I mean.

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Well, no, because Biden, okay, so in 2016, Hillary Clinton was running against Bernie Sanders.

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Yes.

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Well, yeah.

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Bernie Sanders was going to win.

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Yeah.

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And then all of a sudden, all of a sudden, the envelope would slide across the table

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and he goes, house, a super car and a check.

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Oh, yeah, I don't want to run for office anymore

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because I can have a super car.

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And then in 2020, everything was, the primaries were going on just fine.

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Yeah.

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And then we went to South Carolina and everyone dropped out of Biden.

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Yeah.

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It's probably Obama, I think Obama because he was like a young guy from Chicago

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and he had like the hope and change thing and he was a black guy.

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Yeah.

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So like there, I mean, he was genuine charisma.

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So I will say Obama was officially elected as a, as a primary candidate.

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I will say that.

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You know, I don't agree with it.

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I mean, I don't know if I, it's not, I don't like the guy.

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Who else was in that race?

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He, I don't remember.

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It was Hillary, right?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Because somebody made a joke that, uh, so Obama was kind of killing it in the South.

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Yeah.

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And they're like, well, apparently the South likes black men more than like women.

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So yeah.

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Oh dear God, there's so much craziness going on.

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Let's talk about the DNC next week.

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What's going to happen to DNC?

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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I think it's going to be mostly, uh, drama free.

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It's just going to be, you know, rubber stamp, Kamala Harris.

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I mean, like, yeah, you're talking about Biden making a move, but, uh, I mean, the guy's like

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88 years old.

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But it's not him.

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It's his handlers.

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No, I get it.

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But like, he has to be the one to do it.

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Well, I mean, he was, he's going to trip on the stairs.

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So he did have a press conference.

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It was either the last couple of days.

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And he's like, God, I'm going to, I'm fixing the economy.

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I've made moves right about that.

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Okay.

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Well, no, well, right about it when you actually do it.

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Yeah.

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No, but they're saying that he might try to run an in game around.

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But technically, he won the primaries.

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Yeah.

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So legally, can they, can they appoint?

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Yeah, they can do whatever they want.

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They're a private corporation.

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Oh, that's right.

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Like the, like the NFL's entertainment groups, they can cheat.

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Exactly.

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Oh, now you said the NFL cheats.

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Oh, shit.

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I shouldn't say that.

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Well, they are an entertainment group though, like the WWE.

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Yeah.

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So when they, the referees make really bad calls.

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Yeah.

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And they go, was a bad referee or, or was it them cheating to get the right people to the Super Bowl?

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So I, I, we're here in Vegas, people do a lot of sports betting.

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And like poker gets really big during Super Bowl because, you know, people come and watch it on the TV or last year, it was actually here.

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So there were a lot of people in town.

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And I always make the same bet on, on these events.

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Based on the symbol of the NFL?

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No, no, I make the same exact bet.

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Okay.

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No matter who's in the finals, who's in the Super Bowl, who's, so I bet that at the end of the game,

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the ref will make a call that ruins the spread.

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And I win every single time.

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Wait, is that, is that a joke or is that actually a bet?

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It's not a bet.

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Ah, see, it needs to be.

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Well, they would never let you bet on that.

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So, so last week I said, I wanted to see if there was a line on people fucking up on airplanes.

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They make them and make them make an emergency landing.

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Yeah.

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I was on Twitter like a two days later, I go, oh, shoot, it just happened.

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It was, it was from a week ago.

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It was a week prior.

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So I missed it by a couple of days.

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It's kind of like Biden leaving the office or leaving the president.

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I kind of called that just a couple of days late.

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Apparently I'm so good that I'm ahead of the game.

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I'm so far ahead of the game that he's going to stretch out my, my predictions, I guess.

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Yeah.

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I saw like the betting, speaking of the betting markets, like Kamala's in the lead.

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I mean, like what the fuck is going on here?

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No, the she's crushing.

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She's crushing it.

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How?

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So.

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Who is voting for this woman?

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Well, it's polls.

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I can ask questions.

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It didn't know the betting markets are not based on polls.

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I can get five people in this room and I can ask questions a certain way

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that will make them think Harris is going to win.

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But betting markets have nothing to do with polls.

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She, it's how you ask the questions.

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No, there's no question.

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It's who's going to win.

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And I bet on my, I'm putting real money.

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It's based on the media though.

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No, it's not.

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So she's paying.

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You're, you're playing real money.

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I know, I know.

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But so she's paying TikTok influencers to write positive influences about her.

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Oh, but that doesn't change the betting markets.

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Well, it's, it changes the hype.

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I know the betting markets, you have a valid point, but I mean, they're speculating as well.

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And if they speculate off, watch on the media, I mean, what else, what do they use besides the media?

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Well, I mean, so people putting real money are more likely to be using real info, right?

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Because they have, they stand to lose a lot.

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So give me, give me something real about Harris.

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That would include that would, that you've heard or that you know,

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that would make you think she's going to win.

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She's not orange man.

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She's got the cheating regime behind her.

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Oh, so, oh, so the betters are realizing that all these 40 million immigrants in this country are

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going to go from there.

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So I can't tell you what an individual better is based in their knowledge of.

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But what, what, what's the algorithm or whoever sets the odds?

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What do they think?

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Nobody sets the odds.

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The market sets the odds.

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Yeah.

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So did you catch the her, her rally at an airport at the airport?

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No, I don't watch any of this.

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She like, I rely on you for this stuff.

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I don't watch it on TV.

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I just catch it on social media or on podcasts.

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So she had what appeared to be thousands of people greeted her as her plane landed.

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Yeah.

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At an airport.

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Yeah, I saw things about this.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

18:37

So the weird thing is there was, there was, I mean, probably,

18:42

it's like a picture taken back and I didn't do a head cow, but that's called a thousand people.

18:46

Yeah.

18:47

Whatever.

18:47

One, would the airport land a thousand people in the tarmac?

18:50

I don't know.

18:51

With the Secret Service.

18:51

Well, Secret Service might if it's an event there, but I saw the airport would be, would question that.

18:56

They would have like a big Pac-Man shaped zone of, yeah.

19:02

Oh, you're coming around to the, to the conspiracy of the shooting.

19:06

No.

19:07

No, come on, there was a Pac-Man.

19:08

It was, I mean, it was what it was.

19:11

So, committee here is, is kind of walking down the stairs to a thousand supporters.

19:17

And the problem is planes are, they're made of non-reflective material, right?

19:23

Oh.

19:23

Oh no, they are made of reflective material.

19:24

Okay.

19:25

Where, where are we going with this?

19:27

The people weren't in the reflection of the plane.

19:28

There was like a car over here, a truck over there.

19:31

I didn't see this one.

19:32

I saw other ones.

19:33

It's on their fucking Twitter.

19:34

I saw, well, I saw, I mean, I don't look at everything that comes out.

19:37

Hey, I spend time putting stuff on Twitter.

19:40

I expect you to look at it.

19:41

So, okay, when, when you tweet on our accounts, I don't get notification,

19:45

no, I don't get notifications of our tweets.

19:47

Okay.

19:48

So I have to purposely go look them out.

19:49

So like, you need to start linking them if you have something to say.

19:51

No, I, I'm doing the whole, no, no, like, if you post a tweet,

19:55

you have to go into our chat room and, and link to that tweet.

19:58

So I hit the quote button and I'll say some words usually.

20:02

And a few times I won't want to say words, so I'll just put repost.

20:05

Yeah.

20:05

But it ends up on the,

20:06

no, no, that goes to our followers.

20:08

It doesn't go to me.

20:09

Who the fuck are you?

20:10

I'm the owner of the accounts.

20:13

Whatever.

20:14

I'm old.

20:14

I don't understand.

20:15

But I, I did see other photos like in stadiums and like, it looks normal until you zoom in.

20:24

And you zoom in on these photos and people got all these like weird zombie faces.

20:29

They, they're missing fingers.

20:31

Like things are twisted in ways that don't make any sense.

20:34

There's people that are like,

20:35

so like most of the people in the crowd are facing this way, which presumably that's where Kamala Harris is.

20:40

But then everyone's in a while.

20:41

Or the music artist.

20:42

There's someone that's like, unnaturally facing this way.

20:44

And it's, and, and like they look photoshopped.

20:46

They're like, what the fuck is this?

20:48

So the rumor is she's paying people to show up.

20:51

It's 250 a head.

20:54

So the Trump, when you go to a Trump rally, do you have to show your ID?

20:58

Um, no.

20:59

Did you show your ID?

21:00

Okay, right.

21:00

So they're saying Trump does not check IDs.

21:02

She does.

21:03

Okay.

21:04

So if she's paying people, you gotta prove you were there.

21:07

So you gotta show your ID.

21:08

Okay.

21:08

So maybe that check comes in the mail and the end.

21:10

And the check comes with the NDA.

21:12

Yeah.

21:13

But then why are they AI manipulating these photos?

21:16

They're trying to get, make it look like she actually has people at her rally.

21:20

So even when she's saying she can't get enough,

21:22

I don't think she can get people there.

21:24

I really, I guess, I guess I missed out.

21:26

I guess I should have went to.

21:27

Now some, I noticed that some of these photos were put out by anti-Kamala people

21:33

to like, you know, like double reverse,

21:37

make her look bad when they were fake photos to begin with.

21:40

But then like others were at her rally.

21:42

Like I know they were at her rally.

21:43

And that's the problem.

21:44

And one, one was on her Instagram account.

21:48

That's not a Trump plant.

21:50

She posted it.

21:52

And that's the problem.

21:53

We don't know.

21:54

Yeah.

21:54

Because we can't trust our media.

21:57

So I don't know.

21:58

Yeah.

21:58

I mean, I know.

22:00

The one reason I could maybe say this is a thing is like maybe modern phones

22:07

are doing AI shit to your photos secretly.

22:11

Oh, come on.

22:12

It's like they have the red eye.

22:13

Remember the red eye?

22:14

Yeah.

22:14

They used to be like, oh, for all you kids out there,

22:16

when you took pictures of people in the 80s and 90s and before,

22:19

like your eyes got red because of the light reflection.

22:21

Yeah.

22:22

And you had to digitally remove that.

22:24

So you think there's a filter that before you did the picture says add a thousand people?

22:28

No, no, no.

22:30

There's like default filters that do like red eye reduction and whatever.

22:35

And like they're getting fucked up for some reason.

22:37

And now I don't know.

22:38

No, I agree.

22:39

And I honestly, I can't, I won't argue because I don't know either.

22:41

It's ridiculous.

22:42

Well, that's the only reason I could see this making any sense.

22:46

Because otherwise they're doing it on purpose.

22:48

So again, I don't look at the action.

22:51

I look at like the reaction.

22:52

I look at the bigger picture, I guess.

22:54

And when Biden was still running for president before the coup happened,

22:58

and it was a coup, because Biden actually admitted that.

23:01

He's like, I didn't want to resign.

23:03

But then again, that could have been Biden or somebody else or it could have just been him

23:07

forgetting he resigned.

23:08

I don't know.

23:09

Yeah.

23:10

But his rallies were like five people.

23:15

Yeah.

23:15

Or maybe 10.

23:17

And now, and he was getting criticized for that for the media.

23:21

So maybe they wanted to bring her in so they got, she got a bigger crowd.

23:26

Well, the problem is no one likes Harris in reality.

23:30

I mean, look at the voting record from 2020.

23:33

She had the lowest support and she actually dropped out.

23:37

No one drops out before Iowa except her.

23:41

So she did that bad in the debates.

23:44

So, ah, the debates.

23:48

Because you know, she was saying that Trump refuses to debate her, right?

23:51

Yeah.

23:52

I mean, like,

23:52

But do you know where that came from?

23:53

No, yeah.

23:54

Well, so, so Trump had a debate scheduled with Biden.

23:56

Right.

23:57

And then Biden dropped out.

23:58

Right.

23:59

And then Kamala just assumed that that same debate would now take place with her.

24:04

Well, no, Trump did say something that it kind of gives her the right to say that.

24:08

Okay.

24:08

And he just said, I'm not going to debate her until she's the official candidate.

24:13

Because I've already debated one guy who said he was official candidate and that didn't work out.

24:17

So he wanted to make sure she's the official candidate.

24:20

And then she's like, oh, he won't debate.

24:22

He's scared to debate me.

24:23

And I'm like, really?

24:25

Yeah.

24:25

What are you talking about?

24:26

You're dumb as shit.

24:28

Well, I mean, that's, I mean, oh, fuck.

24:30

It's, I mean, so I don't, I, who knows?

24:34

I mean, that's the problem with our media.

24:35

Like, like, for example, one of my stories today is was that, uh, I can't find,

24:42

Germany arrested someone who blew up the pipeline.

24:45

Oh, yeah.

24:46

The Ukrainian, who's, I'm sorry.

24:48

Where's he from?

24:48

Ukraine.

24:49

Wait, he was Ukrainian?

24:50

He was apparently allegedly,

24:53

a general in the military who acted on his own.

24:57

He got drunk and acted on his own.

25:00

That's what happened.

25:01

Oh, I can see that.

25:02

That's, that's, as you do.

25:04

But even our media is not talking about that.

25:06

No, not really.

25:07

Well, I mean, that's a big story, right?

25:08

Seems, I seem like it should be.

25:11

Hmm.

25:12

So, Ukrainian general scuba dive down all by himself.

25:17

Do you have like a robot?

25:18

Well, I think he had a team of people.

25:21

Was it the United States Navy?

25:23

I don't think they said who people were.

25:25

I'm curious how he got to where it was, got out there,

25:28

and was able to dive that deep to get to it.

25:33

But what do we care?

25:34

Our media lies to us and we accept it.

25:37

There you go.

25:38

Here's the other weird thing.

25:39

And this is why, this is why I would never be a Republican.

25:43

JD Vance.

25:45

No, I love the guy.

25:47

What do you mean, fuck Couch?

25:48

It's a bro love.

25:49

Oh yeah.

25:50

Actually, I've been on one of those couches on eBay.

25:54

He was caught in drag and wearing communist uniform.

25:59

Do you know how many times I've dressed in drag?

26:01

I love this stuff.

26:02

Like they're posting these photos.

26:04

So everybody gives a fuck.

26:06

You go back to like 20 years ago, it had to be,

26:09

I think it started in the 90s, we carried out for like 10 years.

26:13

We would do a clown party.

26:14

Yeah.

26:15

And it was a clown crawl.

26:16

And we would get a bus and we would go around the city of Chicago.

26:20

Because there was a week, I don't follow football that much.

26:24

At least before they came out in teams, there was a week between the playoffs

26:29

and the Super Bowl that was like a dead week.

26:31

Nothing happened.

26:32

So that's the weekend we chose to dress as clowns

26:35

and go bar hopping around the city.

26:37

And it was a lot of fun.

26:39

And you know, I just can't go dress as a clown and go,

26:44

I gotta be, look at me, look at me.

26:46

So I would be a clown in drag.

26:49

I would wear a wedding dress.

26:50

Oh my God.

26:51

I went to Lane Bryant because I'm a big guy.

26:54

I'm not saying big girls gonna lane Bryant,

26:56

but I'm just saying I'm a big guy.

26:58

So I went to Lane Bryant, I'm just saying, and bought a velvet dress.

27:04

And I would dress in drag because we, I was kind of basic.

27:08

I think the whole thing was because we would watch shakes the clown.

27:11

And that's kind of where it came in.

27:13

Every time there's a clown, there has to be a clown in drag.

27:17

And I had to be that guy because nobody else wanted to do it.

27:22

So I dressed in drag.

27:24

I don't give a shit about that.

27:25

I mean, like, those are from college, right?

27:26

When he was doing fraternity stuff and they,

27:28

I know they used to do shit.

27:29

I mean, put the dress off.

27:31

And the other one, like the communist one,

27:33

like that was a Halloween party.

27:35

Right.

27:36

What's fucking scarier than a communist?

27:39

That's a perfect costume.

27:40

See, yeah.

27:41

But so who do you think is doing the attack ads against JD Vance?

27:45

Uh, don't have to label that.

27:47

Well, no, it's, it's, they're, they're, they're doing these fake stories that

27:51

Trump wants to draw.

27:52

Trump is secretly looking to replace JD.

27:55

Which we know is not true because the guy's killing it.

27:58

He's hitting the Sunday morning shows.

28:00

He's doing speeches.

28:01

He's talking and he's talking to the press.

28:04

When Harris Balls or Walz or whatever the fuck that guy's name is, it's not.

28:08

So, and he's a happy dude.

28:10

And he's not like, I'm happy because I'm gay.

28:14

And I have a wife that doesn't know or doesn't know.

28:17

He's just a happy dude.

28:19

He's just a fun guy.

28:21

And so, so who would benefit the most from trash and JD Vance?

28:27

Uh, well, a lot of people would, wouldn't they?

28:29

Kelly, do you know who Kellyanne Conway is?

28:32

I've heard the name.

28:32

I don't really know.

28:33

I was trying to look her up today.

28:35

I've heard the name.

28:36

She may be married to a Democrat.

28:37

I'm not sure who's married to that bald headed Cajun dude.

28:41

Is it her?

28:42

I have no idea.

28:43

Okay.

28:44

I'm not saying she's whatever she is.

28:46

She's a Republican and she is kind of heading the lead to get JD Vance out.

28:52

Because he's not pro you sitting Ukraine money.

28:57

And apparently, according to the sources, there's a lot of money to be made if you're a politician

29:04

by sending money to Ukraine.

29:06

Tell them all right.

29:08

Weird how that is because it's a washing machine.

29:11

Yeah.

29:13

So there's a lot of Republicans that want JD Vance out

29:16

and Trump's like, he's not.

29:17

I mean, the dude's killing it.

29:18

He really is.

29:19

And I truly hope he becomes a president sometime.

29:22

Just me.

29:23

You don't like him?

29:24

Whatever.

29:24

Still not sold.

29:25

Take walls, have tampons in your son's locker rooms.

29:28

I don't have any sons.

29:29

I don't care.

29:30

Well, I'm talking to the people, the three people out there.

29:33

I'm sure the three people, one of them either has a son or might have a son eventually.

29:39

So, did you hear

29:41

what what Kamala Harris's Secret Service did

29:46

at one of her rallies?

29:48

No, you didn't hear?

29:49

Okay, so they were looking for somewhere to go to the bathroom.

29:53

Oh, shit.

29:53

Yeah.

29:54

And there was like a woman's salon nearby and it was locked up because like she didn't want to have it

30:00

open and there were no business.

30:02

Yeah, rally.

30:03

So they know they actually officially closed her.

30:06

Oh, they had to be close.

30:07

Okay, so they forced her close.

30:08

Okay, so then she has a camera, a security camera out front.

30:13

And she must be a canary and cage listener because we went over that on an episode.

30:18

And you see the security, the Secret Service guy, no, it was a woman,

30:23

walk up to the camera, which was like on a roof or pad or like a elevated camera.

30:28

Yeah.

30:28

And like they put tape over it.

30:32

And then they break in, they use lockpicks.

30:34

Yeah.

30:36

And then they start like trampling around you in the bathroom, messing the place up.

30:41

And then and then they just leave.

30:42

They leave it unlocked.

30:44

So anyone can come in and rob whatever they want.

30:45

Well, they also eat in candy.

30:47

Yeah, they eat her candy.

30:48

That's theft.

30:49

Yes, it is.

30:49

It's breaking in.

30:50

No, what the fuck is this?

30:52

Like,

30:53

Well, I mean, I mean, why not do that?

30:56

I mean, she's like, she's the communist.

30:57

Here is this.

30:59

I mean, that's not my opinion.

31:00

That's everyone's opinion.

31:01

I mean, what is wrong with these people?

31:04

They need to be arrested and charged.

31:06

Of course.

31:07

And I actually exed or tweeted or what the hell it's called now.

31:10

The police department.

31:12

And I'm sure they're like, oh, God, carry the cage.

31:15

Yeah.

31:15

So we should arrest the secret service.

31:17

Let's go get them boys.

31:19

No, they never responded.

31:21

I mean, like, like it's so fucking brazen.

31:24

Charges need to be filed.

31:25

Do you think the camera doesn't see you with your stupid fucking face?

31:31

Putting the tape on the camera?

31:33

So when I worked, I worked.

31:37

I worked.

31:38

So basically I used to run.

31:39

I still run buildings.

31:40

I run buildings and usually residential buildings.

31:43

I'm more than I take care of the mechanics of the building.

31:46

That's what I do.

31:46

But I also control the camera system.

31:49

We had a parking.

31:52

And they, these people didn't want to pay.

31:57

So they drove down the ramp.

31:58

The passenger gets out of the car.

32:01

Starts walking towards the gate and realized there was a camera.

32:05

And then he went like this.

32:08

He has two legs.

32:08

Dumbass.

32:09

And then he already on the camera.

32:10

Then he proceeded to lift the gate.

32:12

And look, oh, dear God, he's retarded.

32:18

We can't call the police on him.

32:20

And I know I'm not like Dave.

32:21

I don't use that word like, like, willy-nilly.

32:26

I mean, when you think you're on, when you're on camera and you think

32:30

covering your face 10 minutes later.

32:32

Yeah, you're already like, how do they think cameras work?

32:37

I don't know.

32:37

If they were interested to get the cage, they would know.

32:40

Well, yeah.

32:41

Dumbasses.

32:43

So, oh, Jesus.

32:45

Yeah, no.

32:45

So I, from what I'm understanding that, um, is Republicans going after JD Vance?

32:51

So fuck you Republicans if you don't want it.

32:53

No, seriously.

32:54

Well, I mean, it's like, it's a unit party.

32:56

We're looking at the most contested election.

32:58

I know we say this like a lot, but in reality, I mean, when Obama ran against Romney, I was like,

33:07

right, I guess I would like the libertarian woman.

33:09

He's not going to.

33:11

So maybe Romney, Obama would be fine.

33:14

You know, that's kind of how I've been my entire life.

33:17

Up until like 2016, I'm like, I don't want Clinton to win.

33:20

No, no.

33:21

And then I don't want Biden to win.

33:23

So it's good to the point now where it's just like,

33:26

it, there is a stark difference.

33:29

They're ramping up.

33:29

I mean, that's how, that's how any kind of totalitarian system works, right?

33:33

Like it's just slowly creeps and then boom, all at once.

33:37

Well, I mean, I've said this before, there's two things in politics.

33:39

If you say to me, you're going to trigger me.

33:42

I'm a Southern Democrat because my granddaddy was a Southern Democrat or,

33:46

I'm sorry, the other one you described, or you're undecided.

33:51

I'm undecided on Trump, Kennedy or Harris.

33:55

I think what?

33:58

I mean, do you live under a rock?

34:00

Yeah, you have to.

34:00

And you come out every so often to answer that question, I'm undecided.

34:04

How do you, how are you undecided?

34:06

Right.

34:06

Don't you do things?

34:07

Like, don't you go to the grocery store?

34:09

I mean, talk to people.

34:10

Okay.

34:11

So two more things just popped in my head.

34:13

You know how that goes.

34:14

Can't focus for shit.

34:15

Kennedy.

34:18

There's a rumor out that he went to the Harris campaign and said-

34:21

Oh, that's for a cabinet position.

34:22

Yeah.

34:23

And I'll drop out.

34:24

He's denies that.

34:25

Okay.

34:26

Did he do it or not?

34:26

I have no idea.

34:28

If he did, I, another Kennedy supporter, and I'm not, I, I, I guess some issues that I can go over

34:36

later, but, but I do dig the guy.

34:38

I do.

34:38

I mean, he's, but if he did that, they kicked, they kicked his ass out of his own party.

34:46

Right.

34:46

You know, you know, the Kennedy family is synonymous with the Democrat party and they

34:52

kicked his ass to the curb and he's willing to go bend the knee and kiss the ring.

34:56

Really?

34:58

So if he did that, I mean, he is the nine.

35:00

And so I'm kind of hoping shit comes out later on whether-

35:03

Yeah.

35:03

You know, I, what I don't understand is like, you know, these people aren't using signal.

35:08

They're not using symbol acts.

35:09

No, the secret service is using signal though.

35:11

So they're not, I mean, like the actual, like RFK and, and they're not using matrix.

35:18

They're, they're using fucking email, right?

35:21

So why don't anybody ever come out and say, here's the email.

35:27

Now there, there, there aren't like some popular young streamers have been doing this lately.

35:33

Right.

35:33

Saying, hey, I got this email from the Kamala Harris campaign and like they're on stream with

35:37

their million followers.

35:38

Right.

35:39

Reading it and saying like they tried to pay me to say this bullshit.

35:44

Like, who the fuck are you, man?

35:45

I don't give a fuck about your politics and I don't like Trump either.

35:49

But like, I'm not, I'm not for sale motherfucker.

35:53

So like, right, we had, we know they do this.

35:55

Yeah.

35:56

So why doesn't anybody ever come forward with you?

35:59

You know what I mean?

35:59

Well, no, there are some tiktokers coming out.

36:01

No, I mean like, like Kennedy.

36:03

Yeah, real people.

36:04

Yeah.

36:05

Because I fucking would, which is why they don't ever email me.

36:07

Like they're never going to send us emails.

36:09

Well, no, I'm really hoping we get one.

36:10

Yeah, right.

36:11

Well, no, you're kind of fun.

36:12

Dude, I'm going to sign this.

36:14

It's 250 bucks.

36:16

Vote for Harris because she's really good.

36:20

She, she has an opinion.

36:21

I would post that shit on our website.

36:23

She's going to, she's going to fix the economy day one.

36:27

So I mean, she's been in office for three and a half years,

36:30

but she's going to wait till day one to fix the economy.

36:32

I would post that email on the front page of our website.

36:35

With a picture of my ass.

36:37

I like to run up my ass, people.

36:38

Sorry.

36:39

I'm sure most of you have seen it by now because there's videos out there.

36:42

Oh boy.

36:43

But you know, it's her economic plan that discusses economic.

36:47

Comes out tomorrow.

36:48

Yeah. Oh, nice.

36:49

Do you know what one of the things is?

36:51

We're going to do the economy.

36:52

She's going to stop overcharging the grocery stores.

36:57

Oh, nice.

36:58

Yeah.

36:58

I mean, and I agree it is happening.

37:00

You don't and that's cool.

37:02

There's no such thing as overcharging.

37:03

Oh, there is.

37:04

There's just charging.

37:05

No.

37:05

I own this mouse.

37:07

This is my mouse.

37:09

And if you want to buy it, I can set whatever price I want.

37:12

You can take it or leave it.

37:13

Do you need that mouse to live?

37:15

It doesn't matter.

37:15

Well, I guess you do, but it doesn't matter.

37:17

It doesn't matter.

37:18

It doesn't matter if you spend your whole life on the computer.

37:18

If I farm food, it's my food.

37:21

And if you don't take the price, you can walk away.

37:25

Okay.

37:25

Well, let's go with that theory.

37:27

You know, I don't agree with it, but let's go with it because in a lot of ways,

37:30

you are right.

37:30

I'm not saying you're wrong,

37:33

but she thinks she could fix it by stopping price gouging.

37:37

Which doesn't even make sense.

37:38

So the only way to stop price gouging is to create another government entity

37:44

to investigate.

37:45

Yeah.

37:45

And enforce the price gouging.

37:47

And we spent how many billions on this new agency?

37:49

Well, let's see.

37:50

That doesn't matter because that's tax dollars.

37:52

That's not our money.

37:54

Oh, wait.

37:56

Tax dollars.

37:57

No, she's gonna, she, the solar flares and the,

38:02

you, did you have a full tech?

38:05

Oh, shit.

38:06

She's going to charge us for it.

38:07

Yes, she is.

38:08

Fuck.

38:09

So you're going to, you're going to pay for them to investigate that grocery store.

38:14

So that made me think maybe,

38:15

maybe you'll save 30 cents at the grocery store,

38:17

but your taxes went up by $20.

38:19

So, you know what?

38:20

Maybe I will, if I do another Monero giveaway,

38:25

and I just give you the cash for the Monero,

38:27

I'll give you the dollar, the dollar 50.

38:29

No.

38:29

Can we do another Monero giveaway if I pay for it?

38:32

Um, well, what's, what's the, what's the idea?

38:35

Give me a program that the government started that actually worked.

38:40

Oh, I'll give away all my Monero if you can answer that.

38:42

You said that?

38:44

He's just kidding.

38:45

He might be wrong.

38:46

You can have every single Monero that I have,

38:48

but if you can answer that question,

38:50

no one knows how many Moneros he has.

38:52

No one does.

38:52

He only has $3 a Monero.

38:56

I mean, they, they really think that we're like,

38:59

Oh God, the government is coming in to save us.

39:02

Here they come.

39:03

Yeah.

39:03

Oh yeah, they're marching lockstep.

39:05

Yeah.

39:06

Awesome.

39:06

They're, wait, what?

39:08

Put my hands up and get on the ground.

39:10

Yeah.

39:11

Yeah.

39:13

But that's her economy plan.

39:14

It's coming out tomorrow.

39:16

Well, you know, it might not actually be her doing that.

39:19

It might be the UK.

39:20

It's the people pull out there was a Republican.

39:23

No, no, no, it might be the UK.

39:25

Well, no, they're too busy threatening us.

39:27

Right.

39:28

They're going to be the ones coming after us.

39:29

Yeah.

39:29

Cause the, cause the UK is threatening to say if we do,

39:33

if we tell the truth online about UK stuff,

39:36

they're going to arrest us.

39:37

Yeah.

39:38

They're going to act right.

39:39

They're going to act right.

39:39

Right.

39:40

Yeah.

39:40

Okay.

39:40

If we call out their bullshit.

39:42

Yeah.

39:42

They're going to have us extradited to the UK.

39:44

It's a stand trial in the UK.

39:45

But, but are they going to arrest us now?

39:47

Do we just break the law?

39:48

I guess.

39:49

Oh, mother, come after me.

39:51

You want my address?

39:53

Message me.

39:55

Come to my house.

39:56

I have multiple levels of attacks.

40:00

But I'm like, I'm like Indiana Jones style,

40:03

walking out my sidewalk.

40:05

I can't believe like the balls of this guy,

40:07

like to say, yeah, just because you're in America,

40:11

doesn't mean you're safe from UK laws on internet posting.

40:15

We're going to have you extradited.

40:17

So let's think about this.

40:19

What if he said that would Trump's president?

40:21

Oh, he would never say that.

40:23

But what if he did?

40:24

He would.

40:24

What would Trump's response be?

40:26

I don't even know.

40:27

Another minute.

40:29

Nope.

40:29

We're kidding.

40:31

Cause he would lose his mind.

40:33

He would absolutely.

40:33

Yeah.

40:34

Well, that's why they never say shit like that.

40:35

Like they do better.

40:36

Like even Putin knew not to say crazy stupid shit like that.

40:39

Okay.

40:40

I may or may not have mentioned this again,

40:41

because I can't focus and I don't remember shit that I say on this podcast.

40:45

And they are the RNC.

40:47

A guy was given a speech and Putin said something and Trump didn't agree with him.

40:51

Yeah.

40:52

And he goes, I'll take the roofs off the criminal.

40:54

And if you do that, now I don't know if that was actually said or not.

40:58

The guy said in the speech, I'm going to say it's true.

41:00

I want to say it's true because I find it really funny.

41:03

I love that thread.

41:04

But also, did you hear Trump on X?

41:08

No.

41:09

So apparently he was telling a story of him and Putin talking.

41:11

Okay.

41:12

And Trump said something and Putin goes, this is Trump's version of the story.

41:20

And I don't care if he exaggerates or lies or the wrong little stuff.

41:25

I just, I don't care.

41:26

I mean, cause we, all politicians do.

41:29

If he does the little ones just for humor, I'm all in.

41:32

So he says, he's like, I was talking to Putin and I told Putin this and Putin said, no way.

41:38

And I said, way.

41:41

Now, for all you millennials and Gen Zers, watch Wayne's world, you'll find that really funny.

41:47

You'll be like, that's dumb.

41:49

What he just said.

41:49

And you'll watch Wayne's world and you go, oh, I get it now.

41:53

So, man, how about something non political for a second?

41:58

Oh, okay.

41:58

That sounds fun.

41:59

Matthew Perry.

42:01

The guy from Friends?

42:02

Yeah.

42:02

He was murdered.

42:04

No, no, they arrested people today.

42:06

Okay.

42:06

Yeah.

42:06

They arrested multiple people have been arrested in connection with the drug overdose of the death

42:12

of Matthew Perry.

42:13

He was on, oh, I guess I should have written something down.

42:18

The ketamine.

42:19

Yeah, ketamine.

42:19

Okay.

42:20

Now, did he willingly take it?

42:22

I don't know.

42:23

That's no one's fault.

42:24

This is probably a government overreach and probably media overreach.

42:27

Well, no, hold on.

42:28

And so if, if you sell me ketamine and you say this is 10 milligrams and I don't know what

42:36

saying dose of ketamine is, but if you say it's 10 milligrams and then I take your word for it

42:41

and I take it and it turns out it's 100 milligrams and I overdose, then yeah, you should be on the

42:46

hook for that.

42:47

You defrock it.

42:47

It's an illegal drug.

42:48

You chose it.

42:49

I don't care if it's illegal or not.

42:50

Like you, you, you miss those.

42:52

Oh, I see.

42:53

So you'll, you'll buy chicken at the store that says it's chicken, but it's not really chicken.

42:58

Where's it not chicken?

42:59

What do you mean?

43:00

It has bones in it and feathers.

43:02

That's all fake, man.

43:03

Come on.

43:03

That's that's alien technology.

43:05

Yeah.

43:05

Okay.

43:06

No, no, I mean, no, we bought some chicken the other day.

43:09

No, I think you took the chicken back.

43:10

Cause it was, yeah, you told the story.

43:12

Right.

43:12

No, I'm not re-eater.

43:13

I'm just like, that's why you always buy the whole chicken.

43:17

Yeah.

43:18

So, but, but yeah, okay, fine.

43:20

I mean, yeah, you shouldn't lie about your drugs like Joey D has a dose of people.

43:26

But again, you know, Joey, Joey D has doses people.

43:29

So fuck you.

43:30

You took his, you took candy from a stranger.

43:32

Well, no, that's, that's THC, right?

43:34

Yes.

43:35

Yeah.

43:35

That's not going to kill you.

43:36

And get the fucking like, that's what makes it fun.

43:38

Your whole body weight to kill you.

43:40

Whereas ketamine that stuff will fuck you up.

43:43

No, I agree.

43:43

I just, I mean, yeah, I'll let that story gain some, some traction before I actually get more

43:49

into it.

43:49

I just want to talk about, oh, actually, some of us I did want to talk about.

43:54

I mentioned this back in March.

43:55

We first started the podcast, the, the, the bombs of the DNC on January 6th.

44:00

Remember that?

44:01

The pipe bombs?

44:02

Yeah.

44:02

Yeah.

44:03

So that's kicked up in the news again.

44:05

I saw like a month ago, they said maybe there's a suspect, but then I

44:10

Fuck them, the suspect, they know who did it.

44:12

Yeah.

44:13

So going back then they have, so January 6th was happy with the capital.

44:19

Yeah.

44:19

And they geofence everybody.

44:21

Right.

44:21

And so the rest of the people that were like walking their dog.

44:23

Yeah.

44:24

Like I was walking my dog past the capital, you're going to jail.

44:27

This guy walked to the DNC and they say the RNC, but the bomb was kind of closer to

44:33

a different building, whatever.

44:35

They have him on the phone on video and they, they released some video footage of him.

44:40

Yeah.

44:41

I saw that.

44:41

But it was like video footage from 1960s gas station.

44:45

No, no, no, seriously, like the, the footage was better in the 60s.

44:49

Yeah.

44:50

Bombing gas.

44:52

So now, but it's kicking up.

44:53

And so it's a story that I don't know a lot about it yet because there's, you know,

44:57

it's not like the government tells us the truth, but there, there's some stories coming out.

45:00

There's a few of them on genomes, one of them.

45:02

He's, he's on this and he's trying to track it down.

45:06

It could be the biggest stories of the century.

45:08

Huh.

45:08

I don't know.

45:09

Because he keeps obsessing that Camila Harris was in the DNC and no one knew it.

45:15

Okay.

45:15

She even had a press conference that said she was not in the, she said she was somewhere

45:19

else, but she happened to be in the DNC.

45:21

She's the white bomber?

45:22

No, actually the, the, the working theory right now is that it's a theory.

45:26

I'm not saying it's true.

45:28

Not a fun.

45:29

Just, just leave me alone on this one.

45:31

The working theory is she was the, the backup plan of January 6th riots didn't work just to

45:38

blow her up.

45:39

Huh.

45:40

I mean, I don't want anybody to die, but if I saw Kamala Harris flying over my house,

45:47

I'd be sad, but yeah.

45:50

In other words, like they're shooting pepper balls and tear gas at the crowds and the crowds

45:54

don't take the bait.

45:55

Yeah.

45:56

So they go to plan B, which is blow up the DNC.

45:58

Well, it was more than that.

45:59

It was a rehabs.

46:01

Yeah.

46:01

Yeah.

46:01

This church, the capital, this church.

46:03

Yeah.

46:03

Yeah.

46:04

Yeah.

46:04

Yeah.

46:04

Yeah.

46:04

Fed, Fed, Fed, Fed.

46:06

Oh, did you see about Nick Fuentes?

46:09

Uh, I know the name, but I don't.

46:10

He's like this guy that runs some goofy alt-right part of the internet.

46:15

Yeah.

46:16

And he's just fucking retard.

46:18

And, uh, but he was there on January 6th too, doing the same thing.

46:22

Like egging people on like, yeah, we're going to go into the gas.

46:24

Oh, so he's in jail?

46:25

No, they never arrested him.

46:26

But wait.

46:26

Never questioned him.

46:28

He was at the, wait.

46:30

Yeah.

46:30

Okay.

46:30

I'm confused.

46:32

I mean, it's, I mean, I don't know if you remember this or not.

46:34

It was probably a year ago, year and a half ago.

46:37

We were at, um, actually the same bar we were at last Friday night with the Libertarian Party.

46:42

Okay.

46:43

But we were on the other side of that little other room.

46:44

Yeah.

46:45

And some dude showed up and he was like, oh, he was like all aggressive about doing shit.

46:51

I'm like, um, I'm going to the bathroom.

46:55

I went to the bathroom, I came back.

46:56

I went to, I don't think I saw you or Jeff.

46:59

I go, do you know this guy?

47:01

And, uh, he's like, no, he shows up everyone.

47:02

So I go, that fuck is a fad.

47:04

I'm out of here.

47:05

See you later.

47:06

Jeff's like, no, no, no, you don't need to go.

47:07

I go, nope, he's a fad.

47:09

I'm out of here.

47:10

He was trying to rebel around us.

47:13

Interesting.

47:13

He just could be a Libertarian.

47:14

You know, he could be one of those like hardcore Libertarians.

47:17

Yeah.

47:18

Or he could be a fad.

47:18

Yeah.

47:19

And no, no, who knows anymore, but I'm not going to give you his heart.

47:21

The feds aren't very subtle.

47:22

Like the thing is, he wasn't very subtle.

47:24

Everybody seems to think like they're these super trained, elite, you know, like

47:30

James Bond spy, James Bond.

47:32

I've seen in the movies though.

47:34

Well, yeah, you see in the movies, but like, like these, so there's a guy that, remember

47:39

the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot?

47:41

Oh, yeah.

47:42

So I saw an interview with one of the victims of that, like the guy.

47:46

Well, the victims are one of the guys who they charged with trying to get one of the guys.

47:49

They entrapped.

47:50

He was a victim because the FBI set him up.

47:53

Yeah.

47:54

He got off due to entrapment.

47:55

So that makes him a victim.

47:56

Victims go to war.

47:57

He was telling the story of what actually happened.

48:00

And basically it was like a bunch of guys that would hang out and go to the bar and just, you

48:05

know, just like, like we do libertarian meetups.

48:08

Oh, shit.

48:08

And one of them was like, yeah, let's, let's go out to the range and shoot.

48:15

Right.

48:16

So like they pick him up in a van and they're driving off and he doesn't know where they're

48:22

going.

48:23

And like when they're like 100 miles away, not 150 miles away and he can't just get out and leave.

48:30

Right.

48:31

They're like, hey, by the way, we're going to kidnap the governor.

48:34

And the guy's like, what the fuck are you talking about?

48:36

Like you said, we're just going to go to the range and shoot.

48:39

And they like give him a ski mask and a rifle.

48:43

And they're like, yeah, we're going to, we're going to do this.

48:44

We're going to kidnap the governor.

48:46

And he's like, I don't even want it.

48:48

Like, well, what do you do in that situation?

48:50

Right.

48:50

Like you're there with these guys that you don't really know very well.

48:53

You need the FBI agents.

48:55

Yeah.

48:55

The FBI agents.

48:56

But like from your perspective, they're just, they're just dudes you're hanging out with.

49:00

You started becoming friends with and like now they're trying to make you be part of this plot

49:06

to kidnap the governor.

49:08

Like that's what these FBI people do.

49:09

They're not subtle.

49:10

They're fucking stupid.

49:11

You do know about the two guys who want to blow up rugby field, right?

49:14

No.

49:15

So there was two guys in Chicago who wanted to blow up rugby field.

49:18

Um, the idiots had no bomb making experience, no way of actually getting it done.

49:27

But all of a sudden the guy joined their group and said, oh, no, no, no, no, I can, I can help you get a bomb.

49:32

Yeah.

49:33

And they're like, really?

49:34

Okay, let's do this.

49:36

Yeah.

49:37

And they played a bomb and a trash came outside rugby field and it blew up.

49:41

It was more of a smoke show.

49:43

Kind of like me.

49:44

I'm a smoke show.

49:47

Don't comment on that.

49:48

And they arrested them for trying to blow up rugby field.

49:53

And yeah, this is all fight like they don't.

49:56

So that would make the FBI, um, terrorist doing, oh, no, no, they're fighting terror.

50:02

No, they're fighting terror.

50:04

Yeah.

50:04

Okay.

50:04

Oh, wait, no, they're not.

50:07

Okay.

50:07

They're creating terrorists.

50:09

Oh, the corrupt is fucked.

50:10

And they're not, and they're not good.

50:11

Like they, they, they pick for the, they deliberately go after the lowest hanging fruit.

50:15

Like, you know, people who aren't very bright.

50:17

Right.

50:17

And often they have autism.

50:19

So like they really don't even, well, yeah.

50:25

We are, they're never going to entrap like someone like you or me that like says no,

50:29

I got to pick.

50:31

Yeah.

50:31

Like just not fucking smart.

50:33

Like they're not even trying to be smart.

50:35

Yeah.

50:35

Or subtle.

50:37

Yeah.

50:37

No, I it's, it's.

50:39

So if you guys are hanging out, you know, if you're in a libertarian group in Tennessee or whatever in

50:44

someone shows up.

50:45

What is it?

50:46

What did you say Tennessee for?

50:47

I don't just picked a random state.

50:48

Oh, a random state.

50:49

Random.

50:49

Yeah.

50:50

Not like Elroy, Wisconsin.

50:52

There's no libertarians in Illinois we've talked about.

50:55

No, but if someone shows up to your meetup and like nobody really knows him

50:59

and he starts talking like, yeah, let's go shoot some politicians.

51:04

That's the fed.

51:04

I mean, they don't even try to hide it.

51:07

Right.

51:08

They're, they're fake.

51:10

Don't listen to them guys.

51:10

I mean, come on.

51:11

The government is trying to set us.

51:13

Unfortunately, we don't have an honest government or honest law enforcement.

51:17

I mean, go to local police, whatever.

51:19

I mean, and honestly, like maybe start recording these people.

51:22

Oh, and like, well, Ray Epps, they actually have him on video.

51:25

Yeah.

51:25

Yeah.

51:26

Exactly.

51:26

And that's how they identified Ray Epps as a person who was encouraging people to

51:31

break into the Capitol and he was never charged until people started complaining about

51:35

him.

51:35

Backlash came and they charged him.

51:37

Yeah.

51:37

And even though most January sixes went to jail, he got probation.

51:42

Yeah.

51:43

So yeah, like start, start actually like pull your phone out and record people that do stuff

51:47

like this.

51:50

No, it's yeah, it's it's a sad day right now.

51:52

So, oh, what else do we have to bitch about?

51:55

I have a good one.

51:56

I'm surprised you didn't bring this up.

51:57

So Def Con was last week.

52:00

I did.

52:00

Okay.

52:01

And they did not hack the sphere.

52:02

Unfortunately.

52:03

Don't ask why not.

52:05

Well, they have better things to do.

52:06

So ever since 2017, Def Con has had permission to have what's called a voting village.

52:14

Right.

52:14

And what they do is they get actual voting machines and they try and hack them.

52:20

Now they've been doing this every single year since 2017.

52:24

And I read the report from 2017 and it was fucking bad.

52:29

I mean, like some of these machines you could literally install an app on your phone

52:34

and log in to the to the voting machine.

52:36

You know, that's actually not true.

52:37

Obama said these are the most safest machines ever.

52:40

Well, so that was that was true in 2017.

52:43

Now, they were acting really fucking weird is I can't get any information whatsoever about

52:49

this year's voting village.

52:51

Now I have friends that go to Def Con and I don't think any of them went to the voting

52:56

village, but they they are high up.

52:58

They know people that worked everything.

53:02

And like everyone's being super tight lipped.

53:05

But there's a couple of news stories out there and they're mostly right wing sources.

53:10

And they say, oh, the voting machines are hackable and there's no time to fix them according to

53:15

Def Con.

53:16

And I'm like, okay, well, give me some specifics.

53:19

Yeah.

53:19

There's not there's no specifics.

53:21

So like, I don't know if they're making this up.

53:24

If there's something like seriously wrong with the machines or if it's bullshit,

53:32

like I literally cannot find the information.

53:34

Right.

53:34

So like if any of you guys listeners went to Def Con and read the voting village,

53:39

please give us info because we want to report on this.

53:42

Yes.

53:42

And like I try I literally try as hard as I could to get this info and I couldn't get it.

53:45

Or to the media media to talk about that.

53:47

Well, not to me.

53:48

I'm not talking about it.

53:48

Like no, I know, but maybe it was a big story, though.

53:51

Well, yeah, but I'm sorry.

53:52

I like I knew people that went to Def Con.

53:53

They couldn't get the info.

53:54

So speaking of Def Con, I mean, I get it sometimes it's on the X.

53:59

I mean, I get it.

54:00

You guys like having fun like hacking shit.

54:02

Like are they the part of the all the social security numbers that America were hacked the other day?

54:08

I heard about that.

54:09

So I've been trying to find that too.

54:12

And that's fine.

54:12

I mean, you want to do that cool.

54:14

But I mean, it's kind of like low hanging fruit.

54:18

I mean, if you really truly want to hack something,

54:22

hack the IRS.

54:23

Well, here's the thing and hit delete.

54:26

Oh, watch.

54:28

Just I mean, like Homer Simpson got that little bird and just like.

54:33

So the thing is delete, delete, delete, delete, like very, very few hackers are targeting specific targets.

54:39

IRS, please.

54:40

Right.

54:40

But it's not it's not that easy.

54:42

Because if you have a specific target,

54:45

IRS might not have the vulnerabilities that you're familiar with or, or, you know,

54:49

see, I think the IRS are doing.

54:51

Oh, hold on.

54:52

What hackers are doing is they like hack random shit.

54:57

Right.

54:58

And whatever they get, they get.

54:59

They do a fishing campaign.

55:00

They catch a big one.

55:00

Yeah.

55:00

So whatever you get, you get.

55:02

That's how they got MGM or yeah.

55:04

MGM laser.

55:04

What the fuck it was.

55:05

Well, MGM and Caesar's.

55:06

Yeah.

55:07

Yeah.

55:07

I mean, maybe, maybe the IRS website is too tough for you guys.

55:11

I get it.

55:11

Fuck the website.

55:12

No, no.

55:12

About the website.

55:13

You have to get the internal data.

55:14

Well, yeah, sure.

55:14

The internal data of the IRS is probably too tough for you guys.

55:16

I get it.

55:17

I'm sorry.

55:17

You know, I'm sorry to say that.

55:19

But I mean, I'm just saying that.

55:21

I mean, if it is tough, I get it.

55:23

I mean, you know, but just delete, delete, delete, delete.

55:26

Please, I'm begging you.

55:28

I will personally buy Monero and give you a whole bunch of Monero.

55:33

If you went delete, delete, delete, delete.

55:35

I mean, IRS websites.

55:38

What do I say in that?

55:40

By the way, we do not condone any committing of crimes.

55:43

Oh, I don't ever commit a crime.

55:44

That's a joke.

55:47

Anybody who takes me serious, go see a doctor.

55:52

Quickly.

55:53

Delete, delete, delete, delete.

55:56

So.

55:58

Oh, come on.

55:58

I'm getting phone calls during the.

56:00

I'm going to have to answer that one in a second.

56:03

So the other thing I made a comment that I've just written

56:08

my last story before Dave jumps into this thing.

56:10

So the, I made a claim that Biden had a medical emergency here in Vegas.

56:18

And that kind of precipitated him stepping out.

56:21

And whether I had no proof of it at the time, and I didn't, but I'm kind of going on sources

56:27

and you know, people that I trust and guess what, we got proof now.

56:32

That was confirmed.

56:33

We got metro traffic, radio traffic.

56:36

Yeah, they had actually Maryland and DI shut down for quite a while.

56:40

Huh.

56:40

That's right about me.

56:41

I know that's a path that I use quite a bit.

56:44

Do you remember what day that was?

56:46

What it had to be.

56:47

It was a Friday, I believe.

56:49

Friday?

56:49

Okay.

56:49

I probably was just saying like I was doing the podcast probably like uploading it.

56:53

So, yeah, so Biden did have a medical event here.

56:56

We still don't know exactly what it was, but they wanted a path to cure to the hospital.

57:01

Yeah.

57:01

And they canceled that and they said that they were going to go to John Hopkins on the plane.

57:07

So we, so whether it was a serious one, a serious medical event or a minor one,

57:12

or he actually died.

57:13

I think he fell in his head.

57:14

And they needed to get a robot put in his place.

57:18

I mean, you know, no, no, no, no.

57:20

I mean, when they, when the UFO crashed in Roswell, we got special information.

57:25

And now we know how to fake people.

57:27

No.

57:28

No, no.

57:29

Dude, he fell in his jaw.

57:30

That's why he had a bruise.

57:32

I don't know why they just don't be transparent.

57:34

Be like, yeah, Biden fell, he hit his face.

57:36

He got a bruise.

57:37

Okay.

57:37

So that story, people would go, oh, yeah, I fall all the time.

57:41

Yeah.

57:42

So why wouldn't they say that?

57:43

I don't know.

57:44

Maybe he fell doing something stupid.

57:46

Maybe he was sniffing a child.

57:47

He was actually at a Mexican, wait, no, sorry.

57:49

I have to read the article.

57:50

He was, they actually named the Mexican restaurant he was at.

57:52

Yeah.

57:52

Let me know in my show.

57:53

Right.

57:54

So he had too many margaritas.

57:56

We've all been there.

57:58

There you go.

57:58

He was jumping out on a burrito, too many margaritas and fell.

58:02

Everybody went, oh yeah, I've done that before.

58:05

Yeah.

58:05

I actually like Biden now.

58:07

Yeah, right.

58:07

You know, we, we, we just,

58:09

That's why they didn't reveal the true story because people would like him.

58:12

They wanted to get rid of him.

58:13

Oh, that's a deep one.

58:17

That conspiracy theory brainer, you're trying to click things.

58:21

You know, that's the kind of thing again, means mode of opportunity.

58:24

They have the means to do that.

58:25

They have the motive to do that and they had the opportunity.

58:28

Yeah.

58:28

You don't, you don't need anything else.

58:32

All right.

58:32

I think that's enough of our shit talking and shit.

58:34

But we're just shit posters that talk.

58:36

Oh, that's right.

58:37

You know, it's just easier than typing and like knowing how to spell.

58:41

I mean, how do you spell the word special?

58:44

How do you spell?

58:44

I just look for that red line and then right click and then pick the one I like.

58:47

When I'm on the, when I'm on my, my Chromebook, it just doesn't fucking do it.

58:52

Yeah.

58:52

And I don't know how to spell.

58:54

I mean, like, how do you spell the, the, by the way, if you guys see us tweeting

58:59

and it's like retarded sound, that's him.

59:01

That's wrong.

59:02

No, no bullshit.

59:05

If it says the word retarded, that's me.

59:09

Okay.

59:09

So what is your, your advice for the week or your story for the week?

59:13

I would like to talk about knives.

59:16

So like a knife is the most basic tool, fundamental humanity.

59:21

Yes.

59:21

It's the first tool that humans came up with.

59:24

Early knives are likely made of rock.

59:28

Humans discovered that some rocks, when you smash them, they make sharp edges.

59:32

And you can take those sharp edges and cut your meat and meat is tasty.

59:37

So meat is tasty.

59:39

So what modern knives are made of steel instead of rocks?

59:44

Cold hard.

59:45

Cold hard steel.

59:45

So let's talk about the history of steel for a little bit.

59:48

Because this is really important to how you select your knife.

59:51

What knife you want to buy.

59:53

So steel fundamentally is an alloy of iron and carbon.

59:57

So it's about 4,000 years old.

1:00:00

First discovered in Anatolia, which is a modern country of Turkey.

1:00:04

And we think that the first steels were actually made on accident.

1:00:08

So during the Iron Age, you would take certain rocks which contain iron and you would

1:00:15

essentially put them in a big furnace and melt the iron out.

1:00:18

And then you would take that iron and build iron things out of it.

1:00:22

Now some of those furnaces got so hot and included things like charcoal

1:00:27

that some of the carbon from that charcoal seeped into the iron.

1:00:31

And people started noticing that this other mixture of iron was harder and held better.

1:00:40

That's cool.

1:00:41

Yeah.

1:00:42

And so iron is a little bit soft and brittle.

1:00:44

So like if you hit iron with a hammer, it'll just crumble with dust.

1:00:47

Whereas steel, if you hit steel with a hammer, none's going to happen.

1:00:51

Steel is very hard, very resistant.

1:00:56

So essentially the earliest steels were made in either bloomeries or crucibles.

1:01:01

Which are those types of furnaces which you stuff charcoal in.

1:01:04

So now in the Bronze Age, they made bronze with copper and tin.

1:01:10

And you can melt copper and tin with a wood fire.

1:01:13

Right.

1:01:14

So iron has to be, is a higher melting point.

1:01:17

Right.

1:01:18

So you cannot melt iron with a wood fire.

1:01:20

So when people started discovering charcoal, that's when they started making this iron.

1:01:24

Oh, shit got real then.

1:01:25

Yeah.

1:01:25

Yeah.

1:01:26

So there's this type of steel called the Wootz, which people, which has been known as Damascus

1:01:33

Steel.

1:01:33

You made that word up.

1:01:34

No, Wootz, W-O-O-T-Z.

1:01:35

You can look it up.

1:01:36

It used to be called Damascus Steel from the Syrian city of Damascus.

1:01:40

And that was developed about 3,000 years ago in India.

1:01:44

Which, you know, why are we calling it Damascus Steel?

1:01:46

It's from India.

1:01:47

I don't know.

1:01:49

This is one out of Damascus Steel or Wootz has a higher carbon content than the first steels.

1:01:55

So essentially the way it works is the more carbon you can fit into steel,

1:01:59

the more of steel's desirable properties you'll get.

1:02:02

Up until a point at which point it crumbles.

1:02:05

Because carbon is, you know, it's like dust.

1:02:07

It's like a graphite.

1:02:09

Huh.

1:02:10

Yeah.

1:02:10

So if you have, I think the maximum you can get is around 20% carbon.

1:02:15

And that's when you start, you know, losing your desirable qualities of steel.

1:02:19

Oh, interesting.

1:02:20

So essentially these people in India, they discovered how to get higher content of carbon

1:02:25

in their steel and still maintain coherence.

1:02:32

Ooh, that's a big word.

1:02:34

So yeah, so, and actually, so the interesting thing about this Wootz Steel

1:02:39

is that it has these beautiful patterns, like these, you know, winding lines.

1:02:44

Like the veins and stuff?

1:02:45

Yeah, veins.

1:02:46

Oh, nice.

1:02:46

And so that's actually natural to this.

1:02:49

So what happens is the way the carbon mixes is some of the iron has more carbon than other

1:02:57

parts of the iron.

1:02:58

And the pattern you're seeing is those differences.

1:03:02

Oh, yeah.

1:03:03

Yeah.

1:03:04

Oh, I like that.

1:03:05

Yeah.

1:03:06

So there were still further advancements in Europe around 2000 years ago.

1:03:11

So I'm not sure how exactly they were able to get more carbon into there

1:03:16

and why they didn't get the Wootz patterning.

1:03:20

But these are things that developed, you know, essentially the swords that we think of,

1:03:24

like ancient Roman swords, Gladiases, the Greek swords, and then further still the medieval swords.

1:03:30

So what do you medieval swords essentially have this very complex steel that people figured out?

1:03:37

And then so modern steel is made from what's called pig iron and coke, which is a higher

1:03:44

concentrated charcoal.

1:03:45

Okay.

1:03:46

Yeah, not cocaine.

1:03:47

Oh, I was just sort of pop.

1:03:49

So so pig iron is essentially pure iron that they put into these bars and they're called pig iron

1:03:55

bars because apparently someone thought they looked like pigs or like pig troughs or something.

1:03:59

Yeah, I never heard of that.

1:04:00

Yeah.

1:04:00

So they dig like little things in the dirt and then they pour the iron and then solidifies.

1:04:04

Oh, and then that's a pig iron bar.

1:04:06

And then they take the bar and they mix it with coke in a blast furnace.

1:04:11

And then that's how you make modern steel.

1:04:13

So yeah, there's actually among modern steels, there's different several different types of

1:04:19

steels.

1:04:20

There's industrial steel, which is, you know, your base level minimum carbon, it's got to be

1:04:25

very hard, very resistant to bending.

1:04:29

And they make, you know, like I beams, that's good for a nice, a nice resistant to bending.

1:04:33

Yeah.

1:04:35

Well, we'll get to that.

1:04:36

So there's yeah.

1:04:38

So like your higher carbon steels are, they're ideal for swords because a sword should actually

1:04:44

not be rigid.

1:04:46

You want a sword to bend.

1:04:47

Okay.

1:04:48

No, I didn't get it.

1:04:49

Because like hitting bone and armor and other stuff like that.

1:04:51

And the flex makes it easier.

1:04:53

Yeah.

1:04:54

So if you actually buy a properly forged steel sword, you can take it and like bend it almost

1:05:01

90 degrees and then let go and it'll spring back into position.

1:05:04

Oh.

1:05:05

And so like this is the same steel they use for springs, like the springs under your car,

1:05:10

your shot springs.

1:05:11

Funny how that works out.

1:05:12

Yeah.

1:05:12

So spring steel, ideal for swords.

1:05:16

Now the thing about spring steel is that it's very prone to rust.

1:05:21

Like if you look under your car, you notice that stuff rusts.

1:05:25

So if you have a sword, you want to, you, anytime you use it, you want to clean it with oil and

1:05:32

dry it immediately, put it back in the scabbard.

1:05:34

And you don't want to play with it a lot.

1:05:36

Keep making up these words.

1:05:37

Scabbard.

1:05:38

It's totally talking about.

1:05:41

So these, these steels under the USA rating system will start with the number 10.

1:05:46

So like 1090, 1085, things like that.

1:05:49

So if you're into swords, you want to make sure your, your steel has a 10 rating.

1:05:53

Okay.

1:05:54

So that's what you want to look for.

1:05:55

Cool.

1:05:56

So the, the steel that's important for knives is a stainless steel.

1:06:00

Okay.

1:06:01

So now what makes it stainless?

1:06:03

Well, actually it's not just iron and carbon.

1:06:05

I don't know that.

1:06:06

And so there you go.

1:06:07

So you're going to learn something today and canary in the cage.

1:06:09

I will remember.

1:06:10

So as the most basic steel or stainless steel has chromium in it, the element chromium.

1:06:17

Oh, okay.

1:06:17

And if you think about chrome, chrome is what makes your car shiny.

1:06:21

No, I got that.

1:06:22

Yeah.

1:06:22

So if you mix a little bit of chrome in, it retains that rust resistance and chrome is hard

1:06:29

enough to where it doesn't damage the quality of the steel.

1:06:31

And it makes a pain in the ass to drill through it.

1:06:33

I don't say the steel versus iron.

1:06:35

I would do the drill iron.

1:06:36

And some stainless steels have other elements such as molybdenum, nickel, nitrogen, vanadium.

1:06:42

It gets very complicated with some of these modern metallurgy labs.

1:06:48

Yeah.

1:06:48

Like they, they fucking all they do all day is just mix different levers and, you know,

1:06:53

pull the levers and see which, what, what steels have good qualities.

1:06:57

And it's actually fascinating what the stuff they do.

1:07:00

So stainless steel, it's not immune to rust.

1:07:02

It's just resistant to rust.

1:07:04

So if you have a stainless steel, if you get in the right conditions, it will rust.

1:07:08

Like sitting in salt water, that shit will rust.

1:07:10

Oh, okay.

1:07:13

But it is ideal for knives because knives are often used in the elements, right?

1:07:18

You use them to cook in your, in your kitchen.

1:07:21

You have wet stuff and you're washing it and this and that.

1:07:26

And then like a regular pocket knife or Bowie knife, you know, you're hunting,

1:07:29

you're cutting animal parts, you're whittling.

1:07:34

Do you whistle while you whittle?

1:07:35

Of course.

1:07:37

You know, it's just, it's exposed to the elements a lot.

1:07:39

So they need to be able to resist rust.

1:07:41

Right.

1:07:44

And then so stainless steel actually sacrifices a little bit of the hardness and edge retention

1:07:50

compared to like the high carbon steels.

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But that's not super, that's not a problem with knives because you can just sharpen your knife.

1:07:56

Right.

1:07:57

Or you get a whetstone, you sharpen it up a little bit.

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And I mean, the knives are kind of, most knives are cheap.

1:08:04

They're meant to be disposable.

1:08:07

Like you stab somebody, you leave it in, it's not your favorite print on it.

1:08:10

Yeah.

1:08:10

Okay.

1:08:10

And where it gloves?

1:08:11

That thing's going to rust, you know, it's going to rust.

1:08:13

It's not going to be useful anymore.

1:08:14

Blood's very acidic and it will break down.

1:08:16

So there's actually a lot of different steels for knives.

1:08:20

I mean, like you could list hundreds of them.

1:08:22

But I just a couple, a couple that I like, they have good qualities.

1:08:27

VG 10, which comes from Japan.

1:08:29

That's very good for chef's knives.

1:08:31

Oh, they do make the best chef's knives in Japan.

1:08:34

They do.

1:08:34

I actually have quite a few of them.

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CPM, which is an American company.

1:08:38

They make, they make S90V, which is a really good steel.

1:08:42

And I think two years ago, they came out with Magna Cut,

1:08:45

which is all the rave in the knife world.

1:08:47

Like it's apparently it's like the super,

1:08:49

super, super, super, super cut.

1:08:49

Yeah, I haven't got a Magna Cut blade yet,

1:08:53

but apparently it's like the best of all worlds.

1:08:55

Okay.

1:08:57

So Sweden makes one called El Max,

1:08:59

which I don't know the details of it,

1:09:01

but again, it's a really good steel.

1:09:04

And then in the USA,

1:09:05

we also have the 4x line,

1:09:06

or the 4x line.

1:09:08

So like there's the 10 line,

1:09:09

which is their spring steels.

1:09:11

The four line is your stainless steel.

1:09:13

And that's like your budget option.

1:09:14

Wow.

1:09:14

So 440C stainless, 420C stainless.

1:09:18

These are kind of garbage, but you know if you're if you're just using it

1:09:23

Everyday knife to open boxes like but I'd be in prison. It would work as a shanks at all

1:09:27

Of course, I mean it's for all that matters and there's also other steals like industrial steals

1:09:33

So these like start with the letter D or O or L

1:09:37

D2 is a popular one for knives. You know, they make hammers out of the stuff and other you know

1:09:42

Yeah, shop tools like drills and drill bits and all that stuff

1:09:45

So these are very hard and they're also prone to rust

1:09:49

But a lot of one things that they do is they make modern Damascus now

1:09:55

So the original Damascus was was natural to the process of making it whereas modern Damascus what they do is

1:10:02

they'll take two different types of steel

1:10:05

usually a stainless and then

1:10:08

Yeah, either okay

1:10:10

Or spring steel and they weld these two blocks together and then they'll

1:10:16

Heat them up hammer them out fold them over and then the more fold they make the more patterns come out

1:10:24

Okay, and modern Damascus the pattern comes from how you fold the steel and

1:10:28

Some guys even do crazy shit like put copper in there, you know to have like copper. Yeah, the vein. Yeah, yeah

1:10:34

Yeah, and like you can get some really beautiful patterns out of that. That's cool

1:10:37

So it's always stabbing man. That's a beautiful night. Yeah, okay

1:10:42

There's also exotic materials. So some chef knives use ceramic. Yeah, there's no metal at all

1:10:49

Which is really nice because it can't rust physically. There's just never rust and sure. We can't serve it can be very sharp

1:10:55

Yes, it's sharper. Yeah, but when it loses the sharpness, you can't get it back

1:11:00

You have to buy another one

1:11:02

And the other problem is they're very brittle. So if you drop that fucker, it's gonna shatter

1:11:06

I I actually I I use my chef knives all the time. I'm not all steel. So yeah

1:11:11

Yeah, so um, yeah, so I mean surrender there the problem is they're they're kind of expensive at the at the point where like

1:11:18

You want to treat them as disposable, but they're too expensive. Okay

1:11:22

But some chefs do use them because of the sharpness and you know, they're high-end chefs and they're raking into the money

1:11:27

Anyway, they don't care

1:11:29

So another option you can do is have a steel knife with a ceramic edge

1:11:33

So people do stuff like that

1:11:37

Okay, yeah, it's pretty cool. Yeah another another good one is titanium

1:11:41

So titanium also doesn't rust

1:11:44

It's harder than steel. It's lighter than steel

1:11:48

And like ceramic and it can be made very sharp and it'll hold that edge for a very long time much longer than ceramic or anything else

1:11:55

And again, it once you lose that edge, you're not getting it back. You have to get another knife

1:11:59

And titanium's are at knives are actually popular for divers. So like ocean dive

1:12:04

Okay, I know oyster pearling and stuff like that. So you have your titanium knife oyster pearling

1:12:10

Yeah, you cut your your oyster out of the dirt and brand up and you don't got to worry about that thing rusting

1:12:14

Right, you put it back in and boom. You're good to go

1:12:18

So let's talk about some brand names, okay

1:12:21

So for chef knives

1:12:23

Good brands are Wustof which is German

1:12:26

Shun, which is Japanese and I have a shun right here. Oh shit. I actually use a 14-inch knife

1:12:32

I bought a bunch of knives. Oh shit. So this is the shun 14-inch premium chef knife

1:12:41

Rip that out there

1:12:48

Oh, I do okay. Yeah, so it's simple in the makeup. Yeah, so a lot of stuff love these

1:12:54

I love it. This is VG 10 or no VG max, which is similar to VG 10

1:12:59

Handmade in Japan. It's got walnut

1:13:02

handle

1:13:03

You know full tang which is any any good chef knife will have a full tang. Oh, that's that means when the steel is all the way through

1:13:09

The hands. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, if you want to take a look at that. I do want to see that

1:13:14

Yeah, I love shun if you if you can if you can afford it grab a shun

1:13:18

And you don't get to get the premium you can get the regular version. I think they're like 150 bucks 200 bucks

1:13:22

I like the balance. Yeah, it's wonderful. It's got nice weight

1:13:26

I'm 14 inches pretty big like you probably only need 12 inch or 10 inch

1:13:29

But you know, I you're not julienning carrots with this one. I do this. Oh, yeah

1:13:37

So other other good ones are Victorinox, which is the Swiss Army knife company. This is a beautiful place. Oh

1:13:43

Yeah, it has like dimples on it. I love it. Thank you

1:13:47

Put that over there

1:13:50

And a Henkles J.A. Henkles. I think they're also out of Germany. I've heard that name before

1:13:55

Yeah, yeah, those are good brands for your for chef knives and then for pocket knives

1:14:00

You got your benchmade and I have a couple of benchmades here

1:14:04

which

1:14:06

These are actually gold glass benchmades, which are their premium line for collectors. I'm a big chef

1:14:11

I mean, I like to cook a lot. I love my knives. So I'm a geek here

1:14:16

so be a bench bench makes a super high quality brand and

1:14:20

I'm interesting sheath. Yeah, cooking knife. These aren't you these are chef knives. These are oh, these are about oh shit

1:14:27

Yeah, yeah brought you brought the real stuff. No, these legally Nevada. Everything is legal in Nevada

1:14:34

Check check your local laws wherever you live butterfly knives, but everything is legal in Vegas. So I can still do this

1:14:40

You're terrible. Why it's been a long time. Yeah

1:14:44

Yeah

1:14:46

Yeah, so this is the 51-91 I'm a kid the 80s

1:14:50

I know my way around butterfly and this has carbon fiber handles with mother of pearl inlays

1:14:55

It's got titanium liners and it's got it's called damasteel, which is the blade and

1:15:01

Damasteel is a powdered steel a powdered Damascus steel made in Sweden. Yeah, it's proprietary

1:15:07

So what they do is they take little powder steels

1:15:11

And they put it in a machine and they pressurize it almost like making a diamond and

1:15:16

Boom out comes the steel and if you feel the blade on that it feels like butter. It's like smooth as butter

1:15:22

It's very light. Yeah, it was carbon fiber and titanium. No, I know but it's

1:15:28

It's yeah, I

1:15:30

The ones I'm used to are more more tighter here. Yeah, these are cheaper. Yeah

1:15:35

And actually two of those they only made a hundred and I got two of them

1:15:39

And this one's the 51-121

1:15:42

This has titanium

1:15:44

Handles with carbon fiber in lay and the blade is Damascus. I

1:15:50

Forget who made the Damascus, but you can look at it online. It's it's um

1:15:55

Yeah

1:15:56

So this is this is forged Damascus. Okay, so that's my two Benchmade's

1:16:01

Didn't that know you have a collection. Oh, yeah, I have a huge collection

1:16:05

Doesn't surprise me but so spyderco is a great brand spyderco folder over here somewhere

1:16:22

So this is a spyderco Delica folding knife

1:16:25

It's got their signature as thumb hole. It's got titanium scales. It's got a clip that's reversible move move in any position

1:16:32

And a Damascus blade

1:16:37

Nice you want to check that one out

1:16:41

Chris Reeve makes good knives. I don't have any of his unfortunately CRKT. I don't have any of those Kershaw

1:16:47

Microtech is good. Hmm. These actually are some of my favorites

1:16:54

This is like a boot knife

1:16:59

Hmm

1:17:01

No problem with this is I mean, it's a beautiful knife and it's very well made

1:17:06

I prefer that the ones that you can flip open. Yeah, well, we're gonna get to those for sure

1:17:12

I got half like maybe half my collection not even half my collection

1:17:16

So this is my Anthony Marfione. He was the founder of Microtech. So this is a folder. It's got carbon fiber scales

1:17:24

You know titanium

1:17:27

Liner and clip and then the the blades titanium. Oh, so I feel that blade tell me what it feels like

1:17:35

See just the whole knife alone is very fine light. Yeah, yeah

1:17:40

That's what I might be able to my thumb. Oh, yeah, yep. I

1:17:45

Love that blade. Yeah

1:17:48

So what does it feel like?

1:17:51

And it's very smooth, I mean, I'm not really up on my metals to know well, it feels like plastic

1:17:57

Oh that you go for okay. Yeah. Yeah, so it freaks me out every time

1:18:01

It feels like plastic like it's a little like it's gonna fall apart, but it's titanium that shouldn't go anywhere

1:18:06

So this is another Anthony Marfione

1:18:09

this one

1:18:10

again as carbon fiber scales and

1:18:13

This has a carbon fiber in late in the blade, which is San Mai Damascus and what San Mai is is

1:18:20

You take your Damascus billet and you only fold it once

1:18:25

So that the inside is one type of steel and then the outside is another type of steel really?

1:18:30

Yeah, and this is how Japanese swords are made they essentially fold it once and the inside is a

1:18:37

Hard steel and the outside is a soft soft steel. See this it's got the glass breaker. Yeah, I love that

1:18:42

Oh, I was gonna for her but okay

1:18:47

See this one you can see yeah

1:18:50

I like that and then my other

1:18:53

Microtech

1:18:54

So this is a an out-the-front switch blade

1:18:59

It's carbon fiber. It's got DLC

1:19:02

On the outside with and DLC is essentially diamond like real diamond and

1:19:07

It's essentially impossible scratch really. Yeah, so and then

1:19:12

It's the letter right no that's um whether the switch blade was the one that came out like this and the stiletto

1:19:18

It's came out like this no no stiletto has come out sideways, but it's still I was more of a style of a switch blade

1:19:23

Oh, okay. Yeah, it's like the Italian style

1:19:26

This is called an OTF out the front

1:19:28

I never liked out the front before because like gunk gets in here, you know, but I saw this online

1:19:34

I'm like I have to buy this is beautiful. No, I say I prefer that way

1:19:36

I mean again, I'm not using knife at a fight

1:19:39

But if I had these I prefer come out and then it has a ball bearing glass breaker. Oh

1:19:44

And

1:19:47

Then I have another switch blade here, which is custom

1:19:50

So this one's by Cory Vallotton

1:19:53

Who if you're if you're in a switch blades, you know that name. I'm really not yeah

1:19:58

But maybe some of our listeners are so this has giraffe bone and then blue Damascus all around and then titanium liners

1:20:05

This is a sideways flipper. See the problem with the sideways from which you got a hold like this. Yeah, this you you're already ready to fight

1:20:13

You know or you can even do it like this, you know, right? Yeah

1:20:16

Well, you can I don't think you can deploy it like that and because of the yeah, it'd be your big yeah

1:20:22

But this is one of my favorites as well. I don't know how to put that away. You just pull the button down. I think it was oh

1:20:27

I don't I think it breaks shit. So I did to go ginger with ginger. Yeah, so this is a sideways opener

1:20:34

Yeah, well, that's nice, too

1:20:37

Well, that's very pretty

1:20:38

Yeah, the Vallottons they really do artwork, but I think there's four of them. It's a go family damn and

1:20:46

Then the last piece I have here is a Bill Miller dagger

1:20:51

So came with an alligator sheath and then Damascus blade with a nickel

1:20:57

bolster and then a

1:20:59

deer stag

1:21:00

handle

1:21:04

Thank you, sir. Oh damn. Yeah

1:21:09

So it's a nice little boot knife

1:21:13

You know the problem I mean this is a lot of weight on the blade versus

1:21:18

The balance isn't good, but that doesn't this I mean it's bad

1:21:22

Well, I mean what are you trying to do with it like you know get into fights. What do I gotta do with it?

1:21:26

It's for like skinning deer and stuff. Oh, okay

1:21:30

And then last but not least I want to give you guys some good places to buy your knives, you know reputable online stores

1:21:36

Um

1:21:37

gpknives.com. That's where I go for all my basic knives like your basic Benchmade spydercos like that

1:21:43

Very reliable

1:21:45

And then for more higher and stuff. There's adamsknifeworks.com. That's where I got most of all these things

1:21:52

They're super reliable. It's like a family store back in Illinois. They're nothing. That's a beautiful blade. Yeah, that is

1:21:59

That is some really cool craft. Yeah a lot of these are custom custom-made

1:22:03

No, I know I know but this one this one in particular just

1:22:07

Just got pumped out stuff on Adams knife works. So yeah, go to Adams knife works calm and just find something you like

1:22:13

You know, you don't gotta spend a lot. You can get the basic model

1:22:17

You don't get to get the gold class or the art pieces. It's just whatever you're into

1:22:21

You know, just get something reliable

1:22:23

You know like the hundred to two hundred dollar range. That's gonna last you your whole life, right?

1:22:27

And that's really all you need. Oh, who's the knife maker I blew there or Washington State?

1:22:33

their lives are guaranteed from knives are guaranteed for life and

1:22:37

They will refund they'll give you a new one if something happens to it interesting. I

1:22:43

Used to have one of their knives. I am not sure they won't give me a new one as I can produce the old one

1:22:49

Well, obviously you can't just give them away

1:22:51

But they were they were a solid knife and I used them or in the work environment. Okay, it's like stripping wires

1:22:57

Yeah, like that, but yeah, I know it was a badass knife

1:23:00

And then I'm good to have and then if you want like super high-end artwork

1:23:06

Go to arizonacustomknives.com. Oh good. This stuff you're talking like 10 grand or more

1:23:11

Oh, I mean like but they're fucking beautiful like that. That's gonna be like my one day my

1:23:16

retirement gift to myself

1:23:18

Yeah, so find yourself a good knife

1:23:21

make sure it's nice and reliable and

1:23:25

That's all I got awesome, man. That's a great educational piece you got there

1:23:30

Although it did remind me of something funny. So my wife

1:23:35

I think she does it anymore. She used to blow glass a lot

1:23:41

Well, no, that's where this story is going. How do you not know me by now?

1:23:45

Okay, so if I was ever like a work function or just around me

1:23:50

I didn't know that well and they're like, oh, where's your wife? I'm like, oh, she's blowing glass in a glory hole

1:23:56

Ha ha ha now

1:23:59

She was I mean, that's what she was doing

1:24:02

But the look on their face when I said those words are like because all they heard was blowing

1:24:07

Glory hole

1:24:09

like what

1:24:11

You're blowing glasses interesting. I something I would like to check out someday. Oh dude. No, I mean I I've never done it

1:24:17

My wife has a lot

1:24:19

And I think we saw the kill we have she has a kiln too so she'll make them

1:24:24

No, she used to make all these beads and stuff because she was a jewelry maker for a while and

1:24:29

It just it got to the point where it's like, oh

1:24:31

I'm $10 for my bead that I hand blown or or for a quarter you can buy the one that looks similar to mine made in China

1:24:40

So what are you gonna do? Yeah? All right. So actually all I want to talk about today was

1:24:46

Securing your home. Okay

1:24:49

But the crime is up all over America whether you believe it or not because the FBI is that necessary reporting it

1:24:55

They are not reporting crime from a lot of states because they don't want to make the different party look bad

1:25:01

But crime is up if you don't believe me

1:25:05

Go to town go to downtown and walk around

1:25:08

You'll see it's it's a

1:25:11

It's a good little bit of control. So I just want to touch on securing your house

1:25:15

Who get you know the criminals want to run around downtown and rob people that's up to them and you know

1:25:22

You could maybe you've kind of touched off a forward. Maybe we'll go a deeper dive on how to

1:25:28

Prevent from being mugged or robbed on the street. Yeah, not necessarily prevented

1:25:32

But you can at least try to make your percentage less of a chance of doing it, right?

1:25:36

But so this is talk about your house right now

1:25:39

The weakest part of your house is

1:25:42

If you have a sliding glass door

1:25:44

That is the weakest part of your house make sense and I'm gonna tell you right now

1:25:47

If you don't have a second lock you're sliding glass door. I'm coming to dinner. I prefer steak

1:25:54

I like my steak medium rare. So could you make it for me?

1:25:57

No, it's the sling less door

1:26:00

Just because of the way it's built and the functionality of it and how it needs to be maintenance and service

1:26:06

It makes it very easy to lift up and to manipulate and if you ever look to your lock here sliding last door

1:26:13

It's literally a hook here and a hook here

1:26:15

Yeah, and they go together and you lift that sliding last door up. Yeah, that door's open

1:26:20

There's not a sliding glass door that ever come across

1:26:23

That did not have a secondary locking device that I could not come through. I am not a criminal

1:26:28

I am not a cat burglar. Although I might still the cute cats

1:26:33

So I have a pretty unique

1:26:35

Sliding glass door security system baseball bat. I'm on the second floor

1:26:40

well, no, no, no, you gotta watch that because

1:26:45

You can climb your ass up my balcony. No, so there's a

1:26:50

Lot of people have learned that our window washers and they don't have that

1:26:55

Well, but they've learned how to scale a building and they can scale that don't believe because you're on a higher floor

1:27:00

You're sliding last doors protected. It's less likely. Yeah, then it would happen, but it could

1:27:07

But so no for a sliding last door

1:27:12

Have a secondary locking device

1:27:15

What I've done is I actually just have a little bracket a little bracket that I slide a piece of metal through that

1:27:21

The bracket into the door

1:27:24

You can do the the the locking device

1:27:26

You know the track or like midpoint up. Yeah, put a little bracket in it folds down

1:27:31

Find a secondary locking device, you know, just because I'm old

1:27:34

I don't want one on the ground because I want to bend down. I used to do that

1:27:38

She had a big dowel. Yeah, but she would put in the track and she might bend it down. I guess not. I'm old

1:27:43

I had to decide I don't think she ever opened it

1:27:46

She waited for us to come and then we had I only have limited amount of times that can bend over pick up stuff

1:27:51

So I I've calculated that I don't want to waste on a glass door

1:27:55

So that's why I have a

1:27:59

Basically

1:28:00

It's a metal piece that slides from the bracket into the metal frame of the door. You are not opening my slide in that store

1:28:06

It's just not gonna happen

1:28:08

But put it put some form of locking device a secondary locking device on there and that door will not be open without breaking the glass

1:28:15

Right every piece of advice I give you will be

1:28:19

Securing your house, but if somebody chooses to break your glass

1:28:22

Yeah, they're not even do about that, but it'll alert you right it is a natural alarm system

1:28:26

And if you have an 80 pound dog that

1:28:29

That will meet you and greet you. Yeah, like I do

1:28:33

Ironically my my 20 pound dog will probably be one first biting you and then you're gonna like push off that dog

1:28:39

And you're a piss off 80 pound dog then and then you're gonna find out what it's like to be bit by a

1:28:46

Gold retriever Jim and shepherd chow. Yeah, that's what he is

1:28:50

And he loves his family

1:28:53

So it comes to front doors. I

1:28:56

Some people have double doors and some of them have a single door that is a weakness point as well

1:29:02

Unless you have a deadbolt, right Dave? Yep. Do you want to tell you his little story? We can go ahead

1:29:08

So yeah, I keep my keychain on a separatable, you know piece

1:29:12

Yeah, we're having my car keys on one and then my house key on the other and

1:29:15

One night before the libertarian meetup

1:29:16

I forgot that I had separated my keys and I grabbed the car key and I ran out the door

1:29:21

And when I leave the door what I do is I open the door

1:29:24

I lock the door and then close it behind me and then as soon as I close it behind me

1:29:29

I looked at my keys and I said, oh fuck. What am I gonna get home?

1:29:33

So my whatever I'll just go to the meetup

1:29:35

Maybe someone can lock pick or do something or I'll call a lock pick on the locksmith on the way home

1:29:40

I have to so I met the meetup and

1:29:43

I'm asking around and runs like yeah, I could do that

1:29:46

He's like put a credit card there

1:29:48

I'm like, I don't think that's gonna work because like they have a little latch thing and the doors don't open that way anymore

1:29:54

He's like whatever we'll just do it

1:29:56

So we go over and he takes a card of something or there he just jams it in there and door comes open

1:30:01

So the exact credit card credit cards to rigid

1:30:04

You know, I'm not gonna be my son break into a door

1:30:07

We're gonna do that episode sooner or later. Yeah, so I

1:30:11

Basically went to his door and actually what I used was a one of my casino cards. Yeah, it's a flexible plastic

1:30:17

I just started pre-bending it excited. I knew how to bend it to get it in there and

1:30:21

Less than a minute. Yeah, okay, so I popped his door open and

1:30:25

It was kind of hoping because

1:30:28

You know about Dave he lives what like three blocks off the strip a walk off the strip

1:30:32

Yep, you know, there's a lot of magicians along that this trip and stuff

1:30:35

So I want to be able to pop his don't go tada

1:30:38

But I was really hoping there'd be a girl in a bikini in the house

1:30:42

So I could be like tada and then have them, you know, the my beautiful assistant

1:30:47

But ironically if I would have popped that door open saw a girl in a bikini in there. I'd be like

1:30:53

Blink three times if you be that would get your will and I'm confident this girl would like is she having a seizure or she

1:31:00

Because it's not

1:31:03

It's not gonna happen. No, but so your front door is is very important to secure that door

1:31:10

Put a deadbolt on yeah, it's really not that hard and for the record

1:31:13

I do have a deadbolt, but I can't close the deadbolt while the door is closed from the outside without a key

1:31:18

Right. That's why you need a deadbolt. Yeah, but

1:31:22

But don't buy a cheap deadbolt buy a high-class one if you truly want to protect your price

1:31:27

Because actually I can get past the cheap deadbolts too

1:31:29

But I do need to I would have to do damage at that point

1:31:32

But it would take me less than a minute to do it as well. I do not break into houses for a living

1:31:37

I have a job or sometimes I need to get into a house or so a funny story

1:31:42

I was I was I was called to a multifamily building and there was a huge leak

1:31:48

Yeah, and I'm downstairs in the downstairs unit. I'm like, oh shit

1:31:52

I call my boss to go listen man. That's a lot of water pouring down from upstairs

1:31:56

They're not home. I can get through their door with no damage

1:32:00

And he goes give me a second. He calls the property manager goes

1:32:03

Hey, the guy was condo building and he goes my guy can get through the door

1:32:08

No problem. He won't do damage and they go go ahead

1:32:12

So I I do a little thing I pop that lock open that door and their stairs go up because of the upper unit

1:32:17

at the top the stairs the German Shepherd and

1:32:21

And

1:32:23

Well, what we for me dogs like me

1:32:27

What I talked to him I I talked to him and I kind of joke around with him a little bit

1:32:31

You know, I make fun of poodles and German Shepherds love that because they hate fucking poodles who doesn't I know and

1:32:38

And so I start heading up the stairs talking to the dog and and he's just like

1:32:44

No barking no ground. I'm giving him in the ears the child. He's my best friend now

1:32:49

Go wait, shut the water off. Good go go back downstairs. Tell the owners clean this shit up

1:32:54

I'll be back tomorrow to assess the damage come back the next day and

1:32:58

The funny thing is as I walked up the owner of that upper unit didn't know who I was

1:33:04

And he's got locksmith throwing on the door and I go and check the damage

1:33:08

I'm like, okay, and I go to him. I go by the way. I'm the guy who had a break into your door

1:33:13

I'm sorry, but I did have to retrieve your property manager goes he goes

1:33:18

Yeah, it's okay. You broke in I'm not necessarily happy that you got it

1:33:23

But I understand why you did because you saved me a bunch of my insurance a bunch of money

1:33:27

But get the water shut off. He goes, but I have a few questions. I go, what are they? He goes, how'd you get past my door?

1:33:32

I go, you never deadbolt. Yeah, the locksmith is like, yep. No deadbolt. He goes, okay, fine

1:33:38

So the deadbolt so the get through the door is easy. How'd you get past my dog?

1:33:42

I go

1:33:44

Dogs like me dude. I go, I just I just have that thing that you know, I don't you know, they just like me

1:33:51

And I and he's like, well that sucks because I really thought my house was secure. I go. Yeah, get a deadbolt

1:33:57

And so you put it so you definitely want a deadbolt whether it's a single swing door or double swing door

1:34:03

You want something in there to lock that door in now a lot of guys are saying that well if you put your strike plate in

1:34:11

So the deadbolt goes on the door the strike plate goes on the door fright, right? A lot of guys will sink a three inch screw through the strike plate

1:34:19

I'm not against it. I just don't know if I like it because if you're thinking of three inch screw through your strike plate

1:34:27

You're going through the door frame and you're going into the stud and that is the intended purpose

1:34:33

The problem is the door frame is made out of one kind of wood and your studs made out of a better kind of wood and

1:34:38

They will expand and contract differently, right?

1:34:42

I believe there would be an issue there, but I've never heard of there being an issue there

1:34:46

So maybe maybe try it and you don't that's up to you. But if you got a deadbolt

1:34:52

Medical probably is one of the better ones and probably is the best one out on the market because it's unpickable

1:34:58

Because it's it's just got pins going in like three or four different directions

1:35:02

So you would literally have to like spend some time to actually pick it. I don't think it was ever picked one

1:35:07

but

1:35:09

But no honestly just a good deadbolt is a is will protect your house now the important thing about a deadbolt is

1:35:17

What I call the bolt and that's when you turn the deadbolt it goes into your door frame

1:35:22

Yeah, now the reason it's important to have a good one is

1:35:26

I've had issues where the deadbolt was thrown and I still need to get in

1:35:31

So I get a little I get two little pry bars and my cordless saw saw

1:35:36

And I hit now this one I'm gonna I'm gonna make some arcs. I'm gonna do some damage

1:35:39

But I have to get in you guys you just pry that door and that frame a little bit apart drop your saw down that blade

1:35:46

It's all they're always cheap pop metal goes right through it

1:35:49

So you you really want something that's hard to and that's hard to bring this back to steel

1:35:53

Yeah, you got a check the steel types on your deadbolt exactly

1:35:57

So find that you do find that Japanese guy. I got the best that go out there. It's uncountable

1:36:03

I don't have a Japanese accent. So I really can't do that very well. I'm not gonna get the point that one might get his band

1:36:12

I love the Japanese people. I love Asia. I love everybody. I don't give a shit

1:36:18

No, so it's so you want to secure you secure your front door and yeah, they also make those locks where you can

1:36:26

Be saying you go if your door knob and go down an angle

1:36:29

I mean how you even if you were pinning somebody in a room. I mean what pinning somebody in a room? Oh, yeah

1:36:36

Yeah, we college you hit that reveal you said seven pennies in there. Yeah

1:36:40

So there's multiple ways of securing a door now the only issue I'm gonna tell you if you have health issues

1:36:47

You might not want to make your door impervious

1:36:51

Because the fire department may need to come in sometime and you want to at least allow them the ability to get in to save your ass

1:36:57

Right if you can't unlock the door for but I mean you got away the pros and cons with that with am I gonna die of a heart attack?

1:37:05

Or is am I gonna kick or is some illegal ember is what the 40 million you go?

1:37:09

I'm gonna kick my door in it might push it a weird agenda. Yeah, so I've heard that um

1:37:14

With respect to kicking the door in if you just get longer screws for your hinges

1:37:19

That'll actually help a lot. I died. I could be wrong. I don't know so that I mean

1:37:25

Sure, it will help but the reality is I mean the force of it

1:37:29

So it all depends on metal door wood door metal frame. Yeah, there's a lot who plays into that

1:37:34

And I even get posted on X some idiots some the police department like cutting the door like in like different directions

1:37:41

Like oh, we're getting in dumb asses. Just cut around the fucking lock and push the door right walk in ask for dinner

1:37:48

so

1:37:49

If someone wants in they're going to get in but yet the fire department's not gonna carry the tools necessary

1:37:55

Like solves up, but I guess they have other tools they could use

1:37:58

They have the what I call the master key and they just

1:38:01

It's a big old pry bar. It will get in yeah, but you also if you have to make a issue

1:38:05

You don't want to deal with an unlocked door while you're at the hospital

1:38:09

So yeah, so so you got a kind of balance that kind of service security

1:38:14

With based on if like I'm not elderly

1:38:18

And I don't think I'm gonna have a medical incident although I smoke and drink and bad food

1:38:22

So who knows got rolling the dice on that one

1:38:26

But yeah, so you want to kind of balance that out

1:38:29

if you're home you can secure it a little different than when you're away, but

1:38:34

There you know, there are people that are desperate and crime is up

1:38:38

So so I would say protect your house best when you're in the house

1:38:43

And find a way to protect it when you're not at home as well

1:38:47

You know, I happen to have a couple dogs and some it's a couple of tech cats

1:38:51

They love us and they're gonna protect us

1:38:54

Dogs and animals are good to especially with the dogs

1:38:58

The big dog is a beautiful playful dog. He will get he

1:39:03

He has stopped a few people friends of mine from coming to the door that were unaccompanied

1:39:09

With the crowd, but yeah, so please so you having dogs are actually not a bad thing

1:39:15

Because criminals will go to the house without a dog

1:39:18

So they're not bad to have it. They're fun to play with they really are hey

1:39:22

You got picked their poop up. So what are you gonna do?

1:39:25

And then you windows again a window could be you know, there was that video

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I think I did the video I posted this was breaking through the window. Yeah, and it actually took him like multiple hits

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Yeah, I don't want that guy's problem. He's a fancy nice with a glass breaker, right?

1:39:39

Right, but if you have one of those fancy nights on the other side, he sticks his head through

1:39:43

Very that thing deep right there you go. Oh problem solve is heads in you stab his head

1:39:50

It's not a crime in any state at that point

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But know your state law as well when you can protect yourself and not because someone some states are sidewalk

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Property you can kill some houses are some places are they have to be a threat at the door and some states

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So they have to come in your house

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So know how to protect yourself as well with that as well

1:40:12

When it comes to windows again breaking the window you really can't protect that unless you really want to get serious about home protection

1:40:19

It's all your glass with Lexon. Yeah, they're not coming through. Well, yeah, but isn't that?

1:40:25

Well, that's more insulated right or is it less?

1:40:29

Probably less because of thermal pain window whether it be a double-thorough pain or triple-thermal pain

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You've got the gas in there. Yeah, but Lexon is a solid piece of okay

1:40:38

It's a type of plastic

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Yeah, it's not like see glass because plexiglass will yellow where Lexon won't right

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So you have what you know expect to pay higher heating and cooling costs, but I mean but expect to be protected

1:40:51

Well, yeah, but again, well, you know way the pros and cons but you also have windows the windows are you gonna be sliders or up and downers?

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There's actually ticker curve a double-hung and sliders

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Up and downers are probably the best which is described because you know

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You can secure those as well

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I choose to use just little brackets and with a little set screw and I put it where I want it and I can I can turn that set screw and

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That also allows me to be open the window an inch or two if I want some fresh air coming through

1:41:19

So it kind of gets some flexibility and only what was that skinny guys from found Albert that really skinny dude? Oh

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Jebber mouth Jebber Jebber Jebber Jebber

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Only he could probably slip through there I guess I should have researched that too

1:41:32

But yeah, they just popped in my head at the end

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But the reality is I mean you still want to be open your window a little bit because the fresh air because like I believe the hotels here in Vegas

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Or this way as well as the city of Chicago if you had a high rise your window could only open four inches

1:41:47

Huh, and they said that a lot of that as well

1:41:49

It's so we can prop properly pressurize the building and yeah control the HVAC cause no it's not so you don't jump out the

1:41:56

Window we get some jumpers here in Vegas. Yeah, we never hits the news. Trust me. There's jumpers here

1:42:03

We've had jumpers in Chicago as well

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Ironically quick little story is ah

1:42:09

Bad story not funny. Don't laugh. I worked in a 60-story building that was known for jumpers

1:42:17

At one point a lady hit the pool deck and about 30 seconds later a broomstick hit the pool deck

1:42:24

What when the cops investigate the husband he's like well, she was trying to clean the spider webs off the outside the window

1:42:31

Yeah

1:42:32

Well, why did gravity if you were testing gravity?

1:42:35

No matter what the weight of it falls at the same

1:42:38

Well, there are there's air resistance. Okay, so if you do a piece of paper

1:42:42

It's gonna be a broom but a rock you'd be the same and a brick I'm gonna fall the same way

1:42:46

Yeah, and a broomstick and a body gonna you mostly the same right

1:42:50

There's not gonna be a delay right broomstick

1:42:53

Wait, did I just say there was a murder?

1:42:56

They didn't charge the guy with murder. Ah, was he a city councilman or?

1:43:01

His last name daily. I'm sure he had an envelope ready to slide over to the place, but I mean, it's not funny, but you know that it's

1:43:11

At this building we had we dealt with death a lot. Yeah, so the way my staff dealt with it was we kind of made jokes about it

1:43:19

Yeah, just secure your house your own different options you can use based on what you how your house is set up

1:43:25

You know trim back your hedges

1:43:27

Megasyn not appealing to light everything up cameras and alarm systems. Yeah, they do help

1:43:33

I'm not necessarily a big fan of cameras and alarm systems although I do have them, but that's on my wife's side

1:43:39

Not mine. I like my dog and my

1:43:43

My steel I have stuff made of steel. That's not necessarily knives. Okay, and there's a little bit of brass and iron in there too

1:43:49

And lead you'll be out brass and lead man magnesium. Yeah, so it's just it means a really especially designed tool that I use quite a bit

1:43:58

So you have different options that you can use to protect your home

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But you also want to touch it when you're not home as well

1:44:04

So lock up your house seal it tight. All right people. I think yeah, I don't know how long this one

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This doesn't seem like a long one, but I think it was a good one though

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