Explicit The Canary in the Cage Episode 23 - Tools You Need (But Probably Don't Have), Candle Making
Ep. 23

The Canary in the Cage Episode 23 - Tools You Need (But Probably Don't Have), Candle Making

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Tools You Need (But Probably Don’t Have), Candle Making

00:00:00 - 00:03:21 Monero giveaway results

00:03:21 - 00:13:25 Kamala’s stolen valor and some Las Vegas history

00:13:25 - 00:17:43 Trump sentencing and the debates

00:17:43 - 00:21:11 Telegram founder arrested in France for unlicensed math

00:21:11 - 00:26:10 Russia/Ukraine peace deal coming?

00:26:10 - 00:54:59 Random updates and nonsense talk

00:54:59 - 01:14:42 Dave discusses tools you need but probably don’t have

01:14:42 - 01:19:50 Ron discusses candle making

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Alright, welcome to the carry.. the canary in the cage podcast. I'll get that out. I'll

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get that right eventually. I'm Ron Morgan and my co-host Dave Havlicek. We're here

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to entertain you, educate you, maybe even make you laugh. You got anything Monero related?

0:28

Yes, somebody did steal our Monero. So we I hid the steganographic

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Monero seed phrase in our logo, right? And again, like because of the way the challenge worked,

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we don't know who did it. So somebody downloaded the image, and they found the seed word, and then

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they created the Monero wallet based on that seed word. Oh, that's cool. They just take the Monero.

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So we don't know who did it. So congratulations and we didn't get any donations. So you just

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get that. Oh my God, it's been ringing all day. Talk to him later. Cool. All right,

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do you want to discuss the next Monero challenge now or do it later? Well, you said you had something.

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Well, it's I had one plan for last week, but yours was pretty good. So I thought I thought

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yours was cool. Plus, you did all that work to hide that in there. So we did yours. So let's do

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this one this week. So last week, we talked about the DNC and how they had the vasectomy clinic and

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the abortion clinic set up there. And you got a free coupon for a hot dog at the Wiener Circle.

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I saw the actor Mark Hamill used his coupon because he took a photo at the Wiener Circle.

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He's true. All to get a vasectomy. That'd be just dust in there. I mean, the coupon's a coupon, man.

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Yeah, they cut open that ball sack and he's like,

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does it use a lightsaber? Do you think? Oh, that would have been cool. I actually would have

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paid to watch that video. So what it was is the Wiener Circle, it's a hot dog restaurant, I guess,

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by Wrigley Field. And they take pride in insulting people. So think about this. Think of this as

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you're the employee and you see Mark Hamill or anybody come in with a free hot dog coupon for the

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DNC, you know, they just, if it's a guy, well, is it a guy? You don't ask. You don't ask.

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Can girls get vasectomies? They can get whatever they want now. Okay. So if you see some of the

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coupon in their hand, you know they either got a vasectomy or an abortion. So what insults or

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what funny things could you hurl at them to make us laugh? There you go. Best insult gets the 0.01

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There you go. Be creative people. And even if you're not a comic, you can still be funny. So

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stretch your mind out and try to find something that would be entertaining. I'm pretty confident

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if you Google or YouTube Wiener Circle, you might find the old shows, the old TV shows they used

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to do there. Probably. And you can get the feel of what they do. But obviously, why copy them? Be

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creative. Right. This is here's some good insults for people that got a free vasectomy at the DNC.

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I mean, abortion. I mean, I don't know. I guess we could make fun of abortion.

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Why not? I'll make fun of anything. All right. Abortions on the table too.

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All right. So what's been going on this week? We got a Mickey Mouse hands, the Walz dude.

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He said that the first amendment does not protect you from hate speech,

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lies or misinformation. Now, I only read it like two or three times a year. So I could be wrong.

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But I don't remember that being in there. Well, so what it is is when you do this, so

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you got to read down to the very bottom. Yeah. And it says that in there. Oh, it's like fine

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print. Yeah, it's a fine print of the constitution. You dumb motherfucker. Like you got to steal it from

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the archives like Nicholas Cage and then get the magnifying glass on there. Is that what you

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got to do? Yeah. Oh, that guy's a douche. So what I would think is why not make the media and the

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politicians follow that rule first. Yeah. Before we even consider it. I mean, seriously, the lies

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that come out of the politicians, the media's speaking of politicians that lie. Guess who

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found out they have stolen valor this week? Donald Trump? No, actually, Harris has stolen

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valor. Wait, oh, McDonald's Valor? So Valor. Yeah, for McDonald's. Yeah, well,

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actually, it was McDonald's. I was well, actually, there's two things. But yeah, she said she worked

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McDonald's and she never did. And I mean, to me, when she said she operated the ice cream machine,

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I knew she was lying. It never works. Never works unless she well, no, no, no, there is one caveat

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that could make this different. Yeah, it could have been the manager's ice cream machine.

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She was working. Okay, like creamy substance. Yeah, I thought it was ice cream. I actually saw

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your post today and I replied to it. Oh, did you? And I said, um, yeah, while smoking weed,

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listening to 2Pac and Snoop Dogg. Yeah, back in college in the late 80s. And she's also getting called out

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because she claims she's from Oakland. And I did actually see this one. And that's like saying I'm

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from Chicago when you're really from Naperville. Right, you can't say it. But they do you can't.

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No, that is that is I'm giving a pass on this one. So no, no, I'm not because

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I've never mentioned this before. On CNN, there were two guys being interviewed. One was the

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South Side of Chicago, one guy's from Evanston. Yeah, they're both politicians. And the guy from

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Evanston, so Evanston just sits a little north of Chicago, right? And again, goes, well, I'm from

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Chicago. The other guy goes, you're not from Chicago, you're from Evanston. Don't don't say

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you're from Chicago. If you're not, no, I mean, this is a common thing like city pride. I get that.

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But like people from New York, they say I'm from some bumfuck suburb you never heard of. Like,

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no, they say they're from New York because it's Chicago and Chicago land. Oakland and Oakland.

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No, I'm not. I'm not. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't don't lie because first of all,

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she's from Berkeley, which means she was probably a rich little girl. Okay. Where am I from Ron?

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Not Chicago, like where in Chicago? No, where do I live now? Las Vegas.

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Yeah, you're paradise. So like, but I say Las Vegas because people don't know what paradise is.

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Okay, so we're a little different here in the city. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

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because I mean, it's a tourist. Everybody thinks the strip is in Las Vegas and it's technically

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not. Right. But everyone thinks Oakland is whatever the fuck and everyone thinks

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Berkeley is whatever the fuck. No, no, she was going for street cred. She got called off for

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either not being black or not being black enough. What the hell is? I'm giving a pass on this

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one. And they're like, no, no, no, you don't get, you don't, well, I mean, AOC does the same thing.

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She ain't from Brooklyn. Well, she has to live there though. Oh, she might live there now,

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but she's not from there. Okay, no, she's from the suburbs outside of New York. Okay. No, you

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can't, you can't take stolen valor, my friends. No, because I mean, living in Naperville is not.

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Yeah, but the thing is, when you're from, when you're somewhere else, nobody knows what

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no Naperville is. So you just say I'm from Chicago. No, you're from the suburbs of Chicago.

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And but nobody's, that's too many syllables. Oh, then I don't know where I'm from.

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Hmm. So long, dollars, so long, dollars. And I honestly, I really don't care about this issue

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because there's a lot of times that I've misspoken that as well. But I am, I do live in Vegas though.

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Okay, right. Because I'm north of Sahara. Yeah. So I actually can say that. Don't be

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still in Valor, man. This fucking podcast, you're from Paradise. Although I do love the name Paradise

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though, by the way. I would love to live in Paradise, Nevada. Do you know the story of Paradise?

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No, no. So when Las Vegas was kind of starting up in the, like, I guess I think 40s. Yeah.

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The mob moved in to start running casinos. The mob? Yeah. Was it here in Vegas? Yeah.

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I didn't know that. We have a mob museum. Huh? Is that why the crime rate was so low?

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Yes. Because it's not now. Absolutely. Oh, okay. But anyway, like, Las Vegas proper was like,

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no, no, we don't want your bullshit here. So at the time, the strip was nothing. It was just empty.

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It was it was route. Might have been route 66 actually. I don't know.

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No, that's through Kingman. Yeah, yeah. But I forget what it was, but it was maybe 95 or 93 or one

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of those. So they just said, fuck you, we're gonna just build casinos outside there. So they made

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it better than Las Vegas. Yeah. I mean, I guess it depends on what you're looking for. I prefer

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Las Vegas, downtown Las Vegas for my entertainment value. I don't really gamble. So I don't really

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care. I mean, I'll throw a dollar or five dollars, I'll throw 40 bucks in a slot machine for some

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free alcohol. I went either way. But yeah, I don't I don't really gamble. So so Fremont, I actually

8:48

like the life bands. Yeah, that's nice. I'm I hesitate because Alter Ego is one of those bands.

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I just don't like that. My wife and son. Oh, here comes the lawsuits. No, no, no, no, no, no,

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they're cover band. They don't have their own material. They can sue you. They can sue me.

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Sure. You said you don't like them. You don't like them. Negative publicity. I'm not a podcast.

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I think you're gonna get butt hurt and gotta run their safe space and call their attorney.

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All right, guys, we'll go ahead. I mean, I could probably my laptop. That's probably the only I

9:20

actually own because nothing's in my name because in my family, I am the most likely one. I was

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voted most likely to be sued. Tell them about right? Right. I mean, no one really questions that.

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So we just make sure ships not my name. And I'm just the lonely idiot that has nothing to my name

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except a laptop. No, I just I don't like him because I mean, it's a great show. And for tourists,

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it's a lovely event to attend. He just he I think I fall back to the comedy thing. You can't

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steal somebody else's joke. Yeah, but he's not really stealing it because of music. You can do that.

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Yeah. But he's I don't I don't know my wife's like, Why do you not like him? I don't really know. But

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yeah, something. But if you're on free my street, check him out, make a decision for yourself. He

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like alter your or not. See, I'm promoting you guys. Don't sue me. So what else is Harris lying

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about? Oh, geez, what hasn't she she keeps stealing Trump's campaign. She's stealing another one.

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Well, it is like I think she's up to six now. Oh, that's the other mineral thing we could

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next week, we'll do a manair giveaway for the best meme representing Harris stealing stuff.

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Okay, because I was gonna I'm not I don't have Photoshop on any of my computers and I wanted

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to Photoshop the hamburger. Yeah, with her face on it. Yeah. And the tray with the hamburgers are,

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I want to remove those and put in like no tax on kids. The housing thing, the Bitcoin thing. That's

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that's the one I forgot about. Right. The Bitcoin that she's she stole Trudeau's housing plan.

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He's put that in place the hamburgers. I think that would be funny. But maybe next week that

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might be a Monero giveaway. Funniest meme. We'll see because I'm sure we have some talented people

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out there. Because we love our listeners, all two of you. But yeah, no, it's so here's my issue. She

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is out there making all the TV. Oh, I'm not forbidding. I'm not for banning gas engines. I want EVs.

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I want EVs not the law whatever's going to go on. Yeah. And it's she wants to frack.

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Yeah. Oh, sure. Okay. Oh, she's right. Well, it's either her campaign. There's a lot of stuff

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coming out by her from her campaign. Yeah. So she's going to what I didn't say that I had a road

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campaign person. I went to her website and I still can't find any policies at all.

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Well, it's like in the Constitution, you have to look deeper. Oh, okay. Yeah. But no, so I mean,

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I viewed sores, I click I right clicked and went to the inspection window and there's nothing

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there's no policies. Well, maybe she doesn't have anything because she's she's she can't steal

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fast enough. So this is why I know she's lying. She has brought up the EV one she's brought up the

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fracking. She's brought up you know, every she wants to build the wall. No, she I want to build the

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wall. Guess who's not complaining about this? Trump. No, the the squad. No, I'm calling her out.

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Yeah. So they want to know because they've been told to keep it the mouth shut so she gets elected

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and she'll do none of it. Of course, she will not live up to any of her campaign.

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Any of this stuff. No one can believe this. Apparently white women in the 30s and 40s.

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And maybe possibly black women, they're saying now, well, why don't they just vote for Trump who's

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actually going to do this stuff? Because they're because they hate Trump. But he's going to do

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the stuff that they want to see get done. Yeah, but he says being things. So and and so did she

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wait, what did she say about Joe Biden and her debate? Did she call him a rapist?

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A race no racist racist. She was talking about busing again. Right. She was bused as a child.

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Yeah. I mean, I've been to Berkeley. I'm pretty sure she wasn't bused. But don't don't say if I'm

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wrong, Kamala, I don't need you coming up with Mickey Mouse hands. And he and she's like your

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policies caused me to be bused. Yeah. And you're a racist. And you know, they're on the team together.

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Yeah. Not really sure how that works. But I think she did she did attack him pretty well. Yeah.

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Speaking of debates, we got the Trump and Harris debate coming up. Well, he might be in jail.

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No, it's actually before the was it before he's not going to be charged with 34 families. He's

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already charged. He's convicted. We were like, how many times we got to go over the paperwork?

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Show me the judgment paperwork. Jury said guilty. And the judgment paperwork did not

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get filled out as though I have a check in July. So I think that could be wrong. I just I because

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it's more than anything. They don't want to set the precedents. I don't think they care. No,

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they care. They've already said they said precedents already. But we can turn around on the no,

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because if there's no charges, the presence is not set. It's already a conviction that your charges

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are years ago. To agree with it. Dude, like you don't even understand the terms you're saying.

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Yes, I do. He was charged. He was tried. He was found guilty. So I didn't they go ahead and lock

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them up back in July when they had the chance before the convention. Because the judge always

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has to set a sentencing date. They always did. It was July. Yeah. And then there was a there was

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a Supreme Court ruling about immunity, which which said, okay, we're gonna have to review how this

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applies. And that's what they're doing at the moment. Only a few weeks away. Okay. In this

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Mashawn either extends it further. I don't know. Just says no charges will be filed. All right.

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Again, you're saying charges, charges were filed a year ago. No, they what which ones? The ones that

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they hauled them into court and made it was a new trial. And what were those again? What do you think

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it means to charge file charges? Okay, so the charges were filed to go to court. Okay. But the

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conviction will not stick. Yeah, Marchaun has too much to lose. He has nothing to lose. Oh,

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he will lose his thing on the bench if he does this. No, he won't. Oh, yes. Well,

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no, he won't. We're gonna go after lawyers. People lawyers are gonna go after him. On the ground.

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What judge are they gonna draw? They're gonna draw him. He's gonna say, case dismissed.

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Like, no, no, no, you don't understand how it works here would not let the prosecutors call

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witnesses. Nobody cares. He wouldn't. Nobody cares. Yeah, I know. But okay, so like, I still

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say they wanted to call it. It's like you're arguing with Stalin like Stalin, you can't have

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these kangaroo courts. They're not legal Stalin. Hitler, Hitler, you can't you can't do this,

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Hitler. It says right here in the document, Hitler, you can't do that. Well, he did it.

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I predict the fat guy happy. I'm right. Dance is coming. You don't get what you're up against.

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What? Making this belly bounce and dance? It's a hard job to do. But I can do it.

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You're gonna find out they they don't give a fuck. No, because they don't want to turn around on them.

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They it's not going to turn around on them. They have control today. But if Trump can pull off a

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win without the cheating, because I still say she cannot win on her own. It doesn't matter. They

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have the cheating. They have everything. It's gonna be kind of scary. Okay, well then start getting

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ready for it. Stop. I think I am ready for it. Oh, Trump's secretly gonna they're gonna they're

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gonna they're gonna fake Kate. They're gonna. That's what you want. They trust the plan. That's

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what you want. Okay, I trust that no one I don't think he'll be convicted. And I think you're gonna

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find out when you're gonna find out. I think that's where the shit's gonna get you're gonna find out

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the hard way. What do you think? You think Harris is gonna be our next president? Of course. And

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Vice President Mickey Mouse hands? Of course. They have the whole the cheating regime behind them.

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They have everything. But we know we know some of their game plan. It doesn't matter. Well,

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that's because right now the the SAVE Act is being dragged through the house or through Congress

17:02

somewhere. And it stops illegals from voting. Shocked that's being dragged through. But you

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don't have the votes to pass that. Biden's not going to sign it. Oh, oh, Biden is still our

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president. Yes. Can he be president at the beach? Yes. That's where he is now. Yeah. Okay, not

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not like right now. But like earlier today, he was seen at the beach. He might still be there.

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It's in California. Yeah, they're there. A couple hour drive from here. We're all in. Okay,

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so yeah, we'll see we're gonna have to let this play out and see where it goes.

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What else do we have? I got some tech news I want to talk about. So we went on our earlier episodes,

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we did an episode on secured messaging systems, right? And I gave signal as my common recommendation.

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And there was another one that I didn't really discuss called telegram, right? And I didn't discuss

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it because it actually is not very good security wise. Or is it? Well, no, it's not. I mean,

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he's standing his ground. Well, so here's like, so what happened was the founder of telegram,

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his name is Pavel Durov, I think he's from Russia. He was arrested in France. And they're

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charging him with all sorts of stupid bullshit like unlicensed cryptography, which, oh, I need

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a license to do math now. Like what the fuck is that? And not complying with warrants to hand over

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data and also their bullshit. So the thing with telegram is, it does offer end to end encryption,

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but it's something that's optional that you have to turn on manually. So if you open a chat with

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somebody by default, it's not encrypted. It's it's wide out and in the open, anyone can see what

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you're saying. They're spying on the network. Pavel Durov can see what you're saying if he logs in

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and you know, so so when a lot of things people were doing like they were doing criminal conspiracy

18:56

shit, or just drug rings or pedophile, the internet. Yeah. So when they were doing that on

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telegram, they were doing it unencrypted. So so France would be like, or some other country

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will be like, hey, we want you to give us the communications that we know that you have access

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to. And he said, no, I'm not doing that. So that's the thing with encryption, right, the guy who

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owns signal, he could say, Well, I don't have anything, right? You can take you can log in

19:22

computers if you want. I was okay. So with telegram, he has that data, but he won't give it over. So

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now they have grounds to to charge him. So like, it's not just a matter of encryption is important.

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It's encryption is important even for the people who write the software. Yeah, because, you know,

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if one of the writers of Monero, for example, steps foot in France, will France has no evidence

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against him? Because I don't know what the Monero is doing. It just does what it does.

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But if you have like, if you have, what's the word I'm looking for, like, sometimes encryption,

19:59

yeah, then they can say, Well, we know you have that. So now you have to give it to them.

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Ah, but it's still free speech. I'm fully against what France is doing. I mean, it's all bullshit.

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Like, you can't criminalize free speech. You can't criminalize encryption.

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Can you in France, though? Well, I mean, France can do whatever they want.

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Yeah, I think it's backed by our CIA. But yeah, so it's hope bullshit that this guy's been arrested,

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you know, like, but this is why I did not support telegram as an application,

20:27

because it leads to this kind of shit. Gotcha. So I mean, and any, you know, anytime I make a

20:34

recommendation for software, like if someone from one of our listeners, like wants to know why did

20:39

I pick this instead of that, and maybe I didn't discuss the alternatives, like please bring it

20:43

up. And I will, you know, oh, I didn't pick that because of these things. Well, that goes with

20:47

the story we tell because we kind of just hit the highlights. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

20:50

The headline version. If you want to guys want to know more about us now, we'll do a deep dive.

20:55

Absolutely. So yeah, no, so I get it. So but the encryption apps have actually got some,

21:00

some traction here over the past few weeks, because now they're saying that the shooter guy

21:06

for Trump was on encrypted apps as well. I mean, everyone should be. Yeah, everyone should be.

21:11

But but they all have you did you hear them the news the FBI released yesterday? No. So

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they have been telling us all along that his cell phones had no information on there, his network

21:24

had no information on there. Yeah. But now they said, Oh, well, he wasn't just after Trump, it was

21:29

Trump or Biden. Yeah, I was always about there. That was always about there. Oh, I just heard about

21:34

the day they had his Google searches. And that came out almost maybe for his parents computer.

21:41

I don't know whose computer was on but it was like, Trump dates, and then also Biden dates and

21:47

locations and I haven't seen that I just heard about this week. I remember that being out early on.

21:51

I don't know. I just think the FBI is a very nice department and we should honor them respectfully

21:58

sure until Trump gets in and closes them or put JFK in charge of them. Yeah. You mean RFK?

22:05

Oh, yeah, JFK is dead. Well, they dig him up. I mean, I'm sure we can clone him at this point.

22:11

Let's not do that. You don't like JFK? No. Okay. Who would you clone? What do you mean?

22:18

Javier Milei? Argentina's president? He's still alive. Yeah. Oh, okay. I'll be fine.

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You didn't expect it, right? My fault. Did he die? I mean, that guy's a badass. I do dig that guy.

22:35

Where are we at now? So one of the things that I think, I think, I think, I talked about October

22:41

surprises before. Yeah. And I think they're going to attempt another one. And they're going to try,

22:47

since Biden is now disconnected from the White House and he's just out hanging out at the beach and

22:52

I don't know, going to microbreweries. I don't know. He's just hanging out in California for

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some reason. They're going to have Harris, or they're going to have Harris negotiate a deal

23:05

between Putin and Zelensky for a peace deal. Now, if this happens, that means Putin's compliant,

23:15

because he is not ready for a peace deal. We have crossed numerous of his red lines.

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Right. And there's no way he's going to agree to a peace deal unless he's forced to.

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And I don't know, do we have this country? Can we force Putin to do something?

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I mean, we can threaten to nuke him, but that's pretty extreme.

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Yeah, but he gives like the new guys.

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Yeah. Okay. Well, okay, the thing is, I mean, this might actually apply to us too, but Russian

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nukes probably don't work anymore. And I assume a significant portion of ours don't work anymore

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either. Oh, really? Yeah. I mean, they don't keep that shit up. And people don't even,

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you don't even know how to do it anymore. We've lost the knowledge. What was the password? Yeah.

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Oh, God, this is just goofy shit in this country right now. But we got the nuclear

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subs just sitting off of Cuba. Cuba. Well, yeah, but those are nuclear powered. They don't have

24:10

nuclear weapons. Oh, I thought they thought there was, I was under the impression that they had

24:15

nuclear weapons on there to hit our lady. Maybe they do. But I'm when someone says nuclear sub,

24:20

that means it's powered by nuclear. No, no, I understand that. But I don't maybe they do.

24:23

I thought, yeah, maybe I should I should look at that a little bit more. Because I was assuming

24:28

that they I mean, why have well, so a sub can't get away fast enough to avoid the nuclear fallout.

24:37

So like that would be a suicide. Wouldn't they just dive down and be underwater?

24:41

Well, like they're shooting a torpedo, right? I'm assuming. Or the surfacing,

24:45

shooting a missile and then diving. I don't know how it's supposed to work. Yeah, I guess I don't

24:49

either. Yeah, I said, I next story, because we have no fucking over talking about. Yeah, no,

24:56

but they're they're talking about she's going to broker a peace deal because okay, well, because

25:00

Trump said in early November, he's going to release his piece to force them to come together.

25:07

So now that he's doing that now she's got one up like Putin would come to that meeting

25:13

and just fucking destroy her. Like embarrassed the fuck out of her. So that that's a valid point

25:19

you just brought up. And the reason I'm calling that out is in the debate, they're like, well,

25:25

Trump's got to know she's a woman. He's got to be respectful of that. And he's got to, you know,

25:29

and they're like, was Putin going to do that? No, of course not. So Trump should go full Trump on her.

25:34

Yeah, like, like 2015 Trump. Yeah. Well, he's going to Putin would just rip her to shreds. I mean,

25:40

like, yeah, I don't care what your opinion of him as a human is, but he is very comfortable. Yeah,

25:46

he's no, he's like, yeah, like very shrewd when it comes to making deals and see Russians, we'd

25:53

love you to all right. So we don't really love Putin. I don't know. I mean, when he was shirtless,

25:58

I guess there was a little bit the sweat was glistening off of him. Maybe I don't know. But no,

26:03

I mean, it's all bullshit. They're just saber rattling right now trying to scare us. And

26:10

you saw that story I talked about last week where the refugees are taking over buildings in Colorado.

26:16

Yeah, that's right now. And there's other there's other cities that they say have been San Diego,

26:21

San Antonio, but the media is just not telling us. Well, like I said, that's what I think those

26:26

people might be better off under the under the gangs than under the games of the government. Yeah,

26:30

I mean, shit, like, you know what you're dealing with, right? Like, they're rent on time, they don't

26:35

leave you alone. Yeah. So maybe we'll work out, maybe we'll have a new model of apartment

26:42

management companies here. Venezuelan gangs. There you go. Yeah. What else we got going on?

26:49

So Mark Zuckerberg. Have you heard about this? Yeah. You know, he finally admitted to like, oh,

26:55

yeah, I was I was forced by the CIA or the FBI or whatever. Right. And so a lot of people are

27:02

speculating that he's doing this to save Facebook. Well, save it from what I mean, like because

27:08

his demographics is well, 40 and 15 and 60 year olds. Okay, Facebook is not for the young anymore.

27:14

We've taken over. We've always had when we were young, we grew up with it. And what do older

27:20

people think? There are more Trump supporters. Yeah. So I think he's he's just trying to save his

27:24

business. I mean, like, there's got to be accountability. You can't just say, oops, sorry,

27:28

did it oopsie. Well, that's the thing. He said sorry. But I mean, he didn't really disclose

27:32

like full details of how it happened, why he chose to do it. Name names, buddy. Yeah, he's just

27:36

being a little punk. And when he heads to his bunker, we know we're in trouble. Because well,

27:42

no, no, he may not be connected anymore. He may be out of the inner circle. So maybe he won't even

27:48

know maybe his bunker will lie empty. Yeah, as the address of that bunker, by the way.

27:55

I just like to know for curiosity. I know it's in Hawaii. Yeah, so maybe with the immigrants

28:01

take over and they turn into the UNRB, like I've been saying,

28:06

they're armed, they're running around the country, they're killing people, and they're taking over

28:11

buildings. Okay, okay, we're going to roll this down the street to, we'll see in November. Oh,

28:19

Jesus Christ. And then, like we talked about last week, Kennedy did drop out and joined the Trump

28:24

campaign. Yes, we did predict that and it happened. So there you go.

28:28

Predict it, read the news. Because like we did like the day before, he was already pretty much

28:34

set in stone. Well, actually, it's funny because the Democrats are now fighting to keep his name

28:41

on the ballot. Yeah, I was going to talk about that. So Michigan, so Michigan will not let him

28:48

move his name off the ballot. Yeah, but they took off Joe Biden's name. Right. And oh, God, what's

28:53

the other presidents guy running for president? I just forgot his name, but there's another,

28:58

they're trying to get him off too. They want to remove his name. Oh, Cornell West. Yeah,

29:01

Cornell West. But they wanted Kennedy's on there. What about Chase Oliver?

29:05

Is he's not on there though? He's not Michigan? Why? He shouldn't be on there. Why? Well, he

29:10

should be on any state. Why not? Well, you should be an actual libertarian. Well, but he won. Before

29:15

you're on a ballot, he won through a scam. It's still one. The basic bitch and his basic base boys

29:21

put a scam and they got they got on there. He still was. That kind of reminds me,

29:26

they did this whole thing in Colorado where they they wanted to the libertarian party of Colorado

29:32

wanted to kick Chase off the ballot and put RFK on. Okay, as a libertarian. And they lost that fight.

29:39

So so Chase is still the Colorado guy. And RFK made the signatures as an independent anyway.

29:45

So he was on the ballot in Colorado. But now he's saying, why don't I take me off the list,

29:49

take me off the ballot in Colorado? So like, if he won the libertarian nomination,

29:56

then he would have fucked over the Colorado libertarians. Yeah. So like,

30:00

he never won the libertarian. Now, well, I shouldn't say that because

30:04

even less of a libertarian beat him out for that spot. Because I mean,

30:09

RFK is not a libertarian. He does know principles as a libertarian, but neither Chase Oliver. Oh,

30:15

I'm sorry. He thought of a few since like 2012 when he became a libertarian because he heard something

30:21

12 is, I mean, that's a long time ago. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, the best he can come up with is,

30:26

well, I guess legalizing marijuana is not a bad thing. What? I mean, come on.

30:32

Legalizing marijuana is like, I mean, like a kindergartener would be like, just legalize that

30:36

shit. And he's like, well, maybe we should legalize what we haven't realized that tax dollars.

30:42

There's a lot of benefits to it.

30:44

Fuck the tax dollars. I say no taxes at all. Bullshit.

30:47

I agree. But I mean, I was pro the higher taxes on marijuana and just get marijuana legalized.

30:54

I'm okay with that. No, no compromise.

30:57

Baby steps that they take, they take it all away from us. Like, we lose our free speech here

31:01

pretty soon. Yeah, well, that's they're going to do it anyway. So fuck them. Take it all.

31:05

Mickey Mouse hands once take our free speech away. Harris wants to take our guns away and

31:09

she has sounded people. Yep. She has said I will that was under 100 days. Yeah, that's on her

31:13

Twitter. She will she will ban guns. Good luck. And then she'll send the UN Army to our door.

31:18

Good luck. Oh, I was I was reminded yesterday. Someone brought this up in one of the chat room

31:25

time in and you ever see the movie Tombstone? Oh, what was it? Kurt Russell? Wait, like it was

31:32

like a Western or something. Yeah. And like, how the fuck would I not see that movie? Okay. But

31:37

there's a scene in the movie where Kurt Russell,

31:42

they they trapped some of the cowboy gang into like trying to assassinate his brother.

31:49

They're suited over the river. No, no, that was a different part. Okay, this was at the train

31:53

station. Oh, yeah. So they they they get the guy on the ground, they disarm him. Yeah. And he goes

31:59

like you brought down the thunder. Now you got it. Yeah. Anyone any man wearing a red sash that's

32:05

they're getting some of me shut up. Yeah, I killed him on site. I was thinking, what if we change that

32:10

to any man wearing a blue helmet? And then you finish the sentence for me like, I'll let you

32:16

finish that. But I was thinking like, if someone could like AI that meme up, that would be pretty cool.

32:21

Yeah, because also the so the final movie made after saying that is he turned his foot,

32:26

cocky took his spurs and cut the guy's face with a bad ass movie. Nice. Actually went to

32:32

Tombstone, Arizona. Oh, nice. It was all touristy and hokey and shit like that. But we were sort of

32:37

in the area and I'm like, I'm never gonna be this close to tombstone again. It was kind of cool.

32:42

I dug it. There's a couple bars there. So I had a drink or two. I wasn't going to see this shoot

32:48

out the okay crowd. It costs like a lot of money to see that. And I'm like, really, are you really

32:53

shooting people with this fake gun? Yeah. Then I don't I'm not interested. But they're really

32:57

shooting people. I can see why it costs so much. I would pay the extra because you got to, you know,

33:01

buy new people every once in a while. But yeah, no, no, to so I know it's definitely one of my

33:06

favorite movies. I mean, Val Kilmer, that's one of his best roles. Probably. I mean, because he was

33:14

in he was in Top Gun. He did pretty well in that. Yeah, top secret. You ever see that one? Yeah,

33:19

it's kind of funny. I wrote genius to me. Yeah. But I think to I think Doc Holiday. Yeah, that's

33:26

that's what it should. Yeah. Yeah, no, it's good movie. You ever seen it? Check out Tombstone.

33:31

And then there's also another movie that came out very similar time called Wyatt Earp. Yeah,

33:34

they're kind of both about Wyatt Earp. Yeah, the Wyatt Earp movie was more was more historical

33:41

doc, you know, information. Yeah, although it's still not 100% true, where Tombstone was more

33:45

theatrics. Well, so the funny thing about Wyatt Earp and Tombstone and all that shit, those guys

33:51

were a bunch of fucking assholes. Like, do you know that? Well, I mean, like they robbed banks and

33:55

they they robbed stagecoach, like the things that the cowboy gang were doing, like the Earp gang was

34:00

doing too. It's just they won. So that's why we think they're the good guys. Well, first of all,

34:05

there wasn't as many bank robberies as we were led to believe. No, there was. Yeah, there's like

34:08

more bank robberies in a in the average week in America now, right? Then there wasn't in the

34:13

entire West. So I mean, I mean, you're making judgments based on like today's. Well, no,

34:20

I'm saying like, basically, they were bad people. They were not good people.

34:24

What gang of Wyatt Earp's robbed banks, though? They did, like the Earp brothers. I'm not going

34:30

to say robbed banks specifically, but I know they did a lot of bad shit like they did murder and

34:33

they weren't assholes. Right. Okay. Well, you know, Morgan Earp. Is that the one that or Virgil?

34:40

Yeah, Virgil was. So when Virgil Earp left Arizona, he was a sheriff in

34:47

a Jesus Christ, the town right north of Tonopah, Tonopah. Gold Hill, Gold something.

34:54

I don't know. Yeah. So if you drive, if you drive into Reno on 95, you'll hit a baby. Yeah.

35:00

And then you're going to hit, I think he hit Gold Hill next. Before I think I know I've driven

35:07

that way, but I don't remember the names. The cars are stuck in the ground. Yeah, yeah. That's

35:11

where he was sheriff. He actually died as sheriff there. Wow. That's kind of cool. I mean, I didn't

35:16

know that until I was actually there and I was talking to a local. There you go. And they said,

35:21

yeah, we got an Earp here as sheriff. Yeah. So okay. What else do we have? Kennedy on the bow.

35:28

So yeah, I know that Kennedy beat on the bow was a pretty smart move. But obviously now, well,

35:34

because he took his name off of some states, but he left about in swing states, he still stuff from

35:38

right from Biden. He's like, Oh, but go ahead and vote for me. He gets because I'll get like,

35:44

I'll get more control over certain delegates if I get a vote. So I mean, as long as the state law

35:49

allows for that, like, I don't go like do whatever dirty tricks you can. Yeah. I mean, like, I still

35:54

want to see here in Nevada, then force Biden's name on the ballot, because he missed the deadline.

35:59

Yeah, right. He did not meet the deadline for dropping out. So Biden's name must be on the

36:04

ballot Nevada. And if it's not, they need to fucking make lawsuits. Yeah, no, great. But now

36:10

if I vote for Biden, would that automatically default to here? No, it'd be a vote for Biden.

36:15

And then Biden's not running. So we throw those out. Oh, wow. We should campaign to see Biden

36:20

come in the presidency then. Yeah, vote for Biden in Nevada. Joe Biden and then vote for me for

36:26

Congress. And then if you're in Ron's district, vote for Ron for state assembly. District five.

36:33

Yeah. Now I think we're pretty much should outlaw. And now I mean, as libertarians, we only get our

36:39

3% or whatever percentage is. But now we chase Oliver, it's going to be, I think we're going to

36:44

be less than whole numbers as well. Well, I might race as like six fucking people.

36:49

Oh, you should actually try to sneak through that. For what? Go knock some doors, man.

36:56

Start up in northern Nevada. Get the fuck away. No, fuck that. I mean, I don't even have any,

37:00

I can't, they kept voting for me in northern Nevada. That's district three. Oh, you congressional.

37:03

Okay, I'm thinking it was a whole state thing. No, I'm like South Point, that area. And then like

37:08

Strip and then South and East. Henderson. Oh, Henderson. Sorry, innocent people. I just don't

37:17

like it. No, I think there's a fine, I guess. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, it's pretty much

37:23

all like some other stuff. I think I wanted to tell them. Let me see. Let me check the Twitter

37:26

where I post some there's week. Yeah, I mean, kind of was there was some some shit going on.

37:31

I mean, like no one's campaign, even Trump's not really doubt they're campaigning a whole lot.

37:34

Like he does rallies and stuff. But yeah, well, I mean, Harrison Mickey Mouse hands was on a bus

37:40

tour. Yeah, they were just driving a bus. Mickey Mouse. Yeah, like what the fuck?

37:48

God, what a freaky dude. And then there were there was a big discussion. Can we make fun of

37:54

his son for crying? I don't know what the kid is, but I think he has special needs. Yeah, yeah,

38:00

alone. Yeah, I don't give a fuck. It really gets me when like I log on to Twitter. And like

38:09

some of these right wing accounts pop up, which I assume is your fault because you're

38:12

fucking liking these tweets. And they're like, Oh, come on, Harris is wearing converse shoes.

38:20

Like who gives a fuck what shoes he's wearing? No, no, were they Chuck Taylor's? Yeah. Oh,

38:24

fuck. She can't wear those fucking cares only dude. Okay, like,

38:30

this doesn't fucking matter. Why are you focusing on why are you driving millions of tweets about

38:35

her fucking shoes? She has 20 billion bad ideas. Talk about her ideas. Well, she shouldn't be wearing

38:44

those are not off. Who cares? No, I love those shoes though. Who fucking cares? It's so stupid.

38:50

I actually fell in love with those shoes when I used to do when I was working on those that

38:54

go on roofs every once in a while. If you're on a, well, what I guess what the epi with the

38:58

Secret Service is scared of the slope groups, which is actually a pitch strip. They're great for

39:02

pitch drops. Yeah, because you Oh, Secret Service, here's some advice for you. Where's some kind of

39:06

put on Chuck Chuck E.D.s or Chuck Taylor's. And you tie it nice and tight, because it's the rubber

39:13

sole with the canvas. It seats your foot properly. And then your your ankles allowed to move freely.

39:19

Interesting. So you could actually handle a sloped roof or reality of pitch drop.

39:25

Well, no, okay. I mean, maybe that's why she was wearing them. Like she's like,

39:28

she's getting on a rope showing off the new, the new uniform for Secret Service.

39:34

There you go. So leading by example. So I kind of brought this up throughout the time we've been

39:39

on the air or is this on the air or is on the on the computer or over the wire? Yeah.

39:45

We don't do that over the wire thing. It's a callback. It's called back to another show for you.

39:54

So that's what I was saying. Oh, so you're obviously aware of January 6th at the Capitol?

39:58

Um, no, what happened January 6th? A bunch of Antifa members showed up dressed like

40:04

Maga people and broke into the Capitol. Oh, okay. Yeah. And then some extra Maga people got stupid

40:08

and went when they should have belonged. But you do know about the bombs that the DNC and the

40:13

Army. Yeah. By bombs. There's a lot of information coming out on that. Yeah, I saw some of this.

40:18

Like it was like, there was a video of a police. Was it a police officer?

40:24

These walking down the street or sitting in the cars? No, yeah, he, yeah, he,

40:27

he did something in the area where the pipe bomb was. Yeah. And then he talked to a cop or I don't,

40:33

yeah, I don't. Yeah. So the bombs weird. So first of all, the bombs were placed there by a dude who

40:39

on camera on a cell phone, right? And they can't find me. Yeah. Or they knew who he was,

40:45

but they didn't want to move in on me. Maybe he was smart and he listened to Canary in the cage

40:49

and he has a cell phone that couldn't be tracked. Or here's a C.I. or F.B.I. plans. Which I have to

40:53

actually do an episode on that. Let me write that down. So by Dan Bongino saying that was the,

41:00

that was the first plan. And then they went after the, when the Capitol riot kicked up,

41:06

they backed off on that. Yeah. And they, and then that obviously took precedence because,

41:10

and he kind of references Nancy Pelosi's video, which I still don't understand that her daughter

41:17

released that because it makes her look like shit. Right. So yeah. But so they're saying that because

41:23

the Capitol kicked up, they decided not to blow those bombs up because Harris was in the building,

41:27

but nobody knew she was in the building. There's a lot. I'm just kind of touched on right now.

41:32

She's like sucking someone's dick or what? Like, well, she had to like welcome the new

41:36

secret service team to her. Oh, Lordy. Oh, that's a good fun. Okay. So we got Bill Clinton,

41:44

got a blowjob at the White House. Now we're going to have a female president who gives

41:49

blows to the White House. Well, it all ties together. But I guess would she though? I mean,

41:54

yeah, well, because she normally does that should promote herself. Yeah, but maybe like to Putin

41:59

or something like Putin's visiting and she wants to get her peace deal done. And then there you go.

42:04

And I don't know. Oh, Jesus Christ. Apparently she's actually a good cook. Have you seen this?

42:12

No, like someone was talking about, oh, instead of the debate, they should do like a cooking

42:18

champ competition because Trump doesn't do well done stakes. And like actually, I'm like, yeah,

42:24

but isn't Kamala like a lawyer? Like what the fuck did she do? And I actually did some research.

42:29

She actually kind of knows what she's doing in the kitchen. It's pretty fun. Well, I assume that too,

42:33

but like, no, no, she's she's not bad. So she could make me a sandwich. Yes. Make me a sandwich.

42:39

She can be the national sampler. So they do that posted that no debates and cook off instead. Yeah,

42:45

he should really put the bomb down before he buys your shit. Because that's stupid.

42:49

What do we care if you can come to the president and just stop raising my taxes,

42:53

leave me the hell alone and whatever else.

42:56

Fucking open a restaurant. Kamala, Kamala, like, you know, open, open, start your own business.

43:01

See what it's like. Like, you know, what would the name of her restaurant be? Oh boy.

43:08

It's too off the cuff to come with that one. Yeah. Well, that could be another minute. We're

43:12

going to find the future. What would Harris and Mickey Mouse hands name their restaurant?

43:17

I mean, I don't think Mickey Mouse, he could serve though. No, no, he has an award winning

43:21

hot dish plates. Like what like Reese's Cups and no, no, no, it was like,

43:29

like a fuck he was like a taco seasoned casserole. He had a white no fuck him. He had

43:36

a white boy tacos. Well, yeah, he's from Minnesota. I don't give a shit. Oh, no,

43:41

spice. I don't do spice very well. Then shut up. You know, you don't do spice. Well, you don't cook.

43:48

You must not be familiar with the Minnesota hot dish.

43:52

I don't even know. Well, it's no, what they do is like, it's like a potluck dish. And you just

43:57

take whatever's in your fridge and you mix it all together and make it like a Google

44:00

actual mouse. Yeah, well, yeah, kind of weird. Yeah. Minnesota Minnesota. Minnesota. I know

44:07

people of Minnesota. You're kind of fucking weird, dude. Yeah, they don't have they're not known for

44:12

their food. But that way. What are they known for their likes? Being really nice.

44:18

Well, they're so close to Canada. How they not? Yeah. Oh, Lordy, I don't know, whatever.

44:23

Two nights, though. That's the problem. They're too nice.

44:26

No, yeah, I don't know. This guy's a douche. So they got this with the CIA and the FBI

44:35

is definitely interfered in the 2020 election. We have that information out now.

44:40

Yeah. Well, it's it's an Oopsy. We don't do it. Sorry.

44:45

Won't happen again. Yeah, it'll happen again. They'll try it.

44:51

I don't know. Maybe maybe just a slow week. Let's just move on. Yeah, I think we're good because

44:56

did you post this about Giuliani? No, I thought that was you. It might have been me. Yeah, that was you.

45:02

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, I did because of the 375,000 ballots in Georgia.

45:07

Like a long time ago. That are missing. I might have did it twice. They did it. Oh,

45:11

he was four days ago. Okay, because I brought that up before that there was 375 missing ballots in

45:17

Georgia. Yeah. And the judge said, Where are they? And they go, We don't know. So, so that alone gives

45:23

Trump Georgia. They don't have the paperwork to back it up. It doesn't matter. Like you keep,

45:27

you keep saying like it doesn't matter. I want people to realize there are still people out there

45:31

walk around and breathing through their mouth, of course, that there was no interference in the

45:39

election. People still in the 82 million votes actually happen. But that's the thing. Like it

45:43

doesn't matter if you can, everyone tomorrow could wake up and be like, Yeah, it was stolen,

45:48

and nothing will change. It doesn't matter. They're going to steal the next one.

45:51

Doesn't matter. Well, maybe they'll actually do something so it doesn't happen again. No, they

45:55

won't. Have you ever done poll watching? Well, I mean, I can't now. And why? We're on the ballot,

46:02

dude. We can't be, we can't be a poll watcher. Really? But have you ever? No, there you go.

46:08

But also to Chicago. It's okay. So that's even better reason. The Democrats are going to win.

46:14

But that's why you poll watch to make sure they rather them not win. I understand. But like,

46:20

you that then when you poll watch, then you know it's legitimate.

46:25

Sure, it wasn't legitimate. But that's why you watch. What do you watch? I don't know.

46:31

You're saying, why don't want to do this? And I'm lazy. Well, so is everybody else.

46:36

Not lazy. It's just like, no one's going to win but a Democrat. Or that's why nobody's going to

46:41

get up and watch the polls, which is why they can cheat so easily. Although there was a story

46:45

out that the overall I guess across the country or I mean, maybe Wednesday, I don't know.

46:51

They they're picking like Democrats like two to one versus Republicans. Yeah.

46:56

And I'm like, well, that's not, they're going to cheat. Of course. But here's the thing. I don't

47:01

care. They can't, they can't, they can't help her. They can't cheat that much. Yeah, they can.

47:06

So I think I said this last Trump's gonna break 80 million votes. Okay, he just is. Okay. So

47:11

they're gonna have to give her 95 million votes. So what? Who the fuck is gonna believe that?

47:16

Doesn't matter if you believe it. That's true. You're going to accept it.

47:20

Oh, our voting system is so fucking ridiculous here. And January 20th or January 6th, whatever

47:27

the date is that we do the transfer of power, guess who certifies the votes? The current vice

47:34

president. Oh, Mickey Mouse hands my oh god. No, no, the current vice president.

47:39

Oh, okay. We certified before the new one takes office. Yes. Oh, she certifies her own. So there

47:45

is there is some speculation that it's gonna if Trump does win, Hanky shit's going to take place

47:50

that like even, um, oh, who was it? My orcas. Yeah. And the prosecutor for I believe Michigan

47:57

that basically threatened the American people that you are not going to question this election.

48:02

Like you will not be questioned like we will come out and they won't people won't call it.

48:06

We cannot live another four years under this fucking ridiculous. I'd say I'd move.

48:11

But we're gonna move. You're not going to solve this problem politically. Like you can't vote

48:14

your way out of socialism. No, no, I mean, Trump is elected. It's a great stuff in a different

48:20

direction. That's not a better direction. Trump is going to be gone in four years. And we get JD

48:25

Vance, the hillbilly. No, nobody. Nobody. Look, nobody has the charisma of Trump. Just they just

48:30

don't. People love this. No, he's not. No, he's not. He's got he's got he's got more from Trump.

48:36

He's got to fine tune a little bit. You can't learn that. You can't learn that stuff. You

48:40

can't teach that stuff. He's a natural born. Yeah, that's just probably very troll. He's a natural

48:44

born trolls. What do you he was a troll before trolls? Yes. Trolls. Yeah, no, he is pretty cool.

48:51

I don't know. But I but again, you don't have to be better than Trump. You said be better than the

48:56

Democrat person. I think he's a future president.

49:01

I think he's he's got charisma. He's not going to happen. He's not afraid to talk to the press.

49:06

I don't I don't see it happening. Oh, Jesus. Oh, so I also heard this fact actually today.

49:14

If we do not, if the Republicans do not take the Senate in this year, yeah, the next two

49:20

election cycles, they'll have no chance because there's not enough contested people coming up

49:25

with there to even be a chance to take it. So it's this year or not that people interesting.

49:30

And, you know, well, we've got a shitty Senate election in Nevada. This this kind of go around.

49:35

We have Jackie Rosen, the current one. And then we have Sam Brown, who's like a kind of a rhino.

49:41

Yeah, what is yeah, I don't know much about him. I would never vote for Republicans.

49:45

I'll vote for Trump because a chase office a basic bitch. But I will vote for Trump this time around.

49:52

I think I mean, let's say, I don't know, I guess nobody else can jump in. So

49:56

I don't know whatever. I got a vote, I guess.

49:58

No, no, no, no, no.

50:00

Oh, you? Yeah.

50:02

How do you do that with the computer?

50:04

There should be an option for it. Or you just or easily the blank.

50:08

Huh? Or think about that. Yeah, I still vote Trump because, you know, honestly,

50:13

we it's going to be bad if Harris wins. That's the I mean, I you know, things you don't you know,

50:19

it's not that it's just like Trump is not good enough. I actually I did a Twitter post on our

50:24

feed a while back. Oh, come on, scroll. See how far back it was.

50:33

Let's talk while I'm looking for this. No, I know. But I mean, it's oh, yeah, here's the Mark

50:36

Hamill thing. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not gonna keep scrolling. So I posted something a while back.

50:47

And it was all this right? The other way. You know, yeah, I posted that too. Did you see that?

50:51

Oh, you posted that? Yeah, we read what I read what I wrote. That's right.

50:56

I wrote David wrote so he's showing the UN troops have immunity.

51:03

And I posted that on Twitter and I said, yeah, Dave and Ron would like to volunteer to test this

51:08

out. No, but the one I'm talking about is a long time ago. And I made a little graphic

51:15

that said here's Kamala Harris actually was Biden at the time. Yeah. So here's Joe Biden.

51:20

Here's Donald Trump. And here's how good you have to be to get my votes. Right. And there's way back

51:25

here. Okay, so and chase Oliver is way back there too. Well, he's maybe a little bit further. But

51:32

no, he's he's he's behind he's ahead of Trump and Kamala Harris. But you have to be way out here

51:36

to get my vote. I thought you didn't drink you've been drugged. No, how was he? No, dude, just go

51:41

to feed his websites. It's okay. Why would go listen to what Harris is saying. She's lying.

51:48

But he's not lying. He's not lying. No. I think he would fail miserably if he'd tried to do any

51:55

this stuff because the deep state would stop him at every turn and like he would fall for their traps

51:59

and tricks. But he's he's being sincere. Okay, I'll give you sincere. Yeah, I'll give you sincere.

52:09

I just he's just not leveraging. He's not my kind of libertarian. But really, I'm not sure if you're

52:14

my kind of libertarian either. So I guess I'm an anarchist. Yes, you are. I'm a real libertarian.

52:18

And you're I don't I don't know what the fuck you are. There are different facets of all parties.

52:22

You're way the fuck in La La Land. I'm the one that that reads the the principle and says, oh, yeah,

52:28

that's me. And then you're like, well, except for this. Well, you're living in La La Land. So that's

52:34

living the principles in La La because it can never happen.

52:37

Of course, you can't get in this fucking. I will not have that conversation with you or

52:43

the other dude with the beard. I don't like save people's names on here. So okay, yeah,

52:49

that's pretty much all I've got. I mean, it's it was an interesting week. I was busy. So I also

52:54

didn't have a lot of time to do. I didn't get a whole I was looking for news stories and I really

52:58

didn't hear anything worth talking about except for the telegram thing. Well, no, but the telegram

53:03

is important because it is one of your your main facets of this. So

53:08

yeah, it just goes to show you how important them. Yep. So yeah, we're not gonna see you wrong.

53:12

We're not going to give you bad advice. And you know, if signal changes, I will, if signal changes

53:18

their philosophy, or whatever, like, I'll let you guys know, right? And say, Hey, switch to something

53:22

else. And I do want to do certain shows on some of the alternatives to signal, which are more tech

53:28

focused. And you like if you're more

53:34

the normie when it comes to computers, maybe that's above you. But I'm gonna I'm going to give you

53:38

the info anyway. And hopefully you can at least learn a bit how it works. No, but that's kind of

53:43

our whole show. I mean, we talk about a bunch of shit, we just throw it out there doing headlines

53:46

only. We are willing to customize shows. But I just I saw Dana Bash was trending on X. So I clicked

53:55

on it. And they're talking about Harris is standing up for Biden's administration of economics.

54:02

But she wants to change it. Well, no, apparently, Biden was doing a great job.

54:06

But she's going to fix the economy. But they're also accusing her of looking down at prewritten

54:10

notes. Yeah. Oh, Ben Stiller was on Twitter yesterday. Yeah, airport or something. Yeah.

54:15

So they asked him, why does he want to vote for Kamala Harris? Yeah, you hear your answer.

54:20

I'm not listening. He said because it's time for a change.

54:26

Wait, wait, what? It's time for it. She's the vice president. And it's time for a change.

54:33

So we're going to vote for, okay. Yeah, no, I get it. But it's absurd that people are not

54:38

understanding this. She had, I was it Ben Stiller that they got at the airport or was it Zoolander?

54:45

Because like, that's the kind of answer Zoolander might give.

54:47

Actually, that would be great. It's for Zoolander. He's he's he's in his own little world.

54:54

Million dollars. It doesn't know what do I want to do our teaching segments here. Yeah,

54:59

get on with it. Okay. Yeah. So I got an interesting one. It's a little bit tech related, but not super

55:04

tech related. So it's a little concept I come up with. Things everybody should own, but almost

55:10

nobody does. Okay. And I confess, I don't own all these myself. So like I still I do, but I still

55:16

have I don't think you do actually. I still have I still have plans to purchase a lot of these things

55:21

that I'm lacking. But okay, first one, rope 50 about 50 feet or 100 feet. Yeah, well,

55:27

you have that I have that a lot of people don't have that. And it's just simple rope like and get

55:33

um, what do you call it the paracord, like the thick paracord rope. Or actually, what depends

55:37

on what you want the rope for true, but like paracord is going to meet almost all of your

55:41

Does that one do that? Like a nylon based one? Yeah, that would be a good one. Okay. So I mean,

55:48

with rope, you can secure things together. Like you can make a bridge. You can hang things for

55:55

so for example, when we are camping, what you would do is you would wrap all your food in tarp

56:00

and hang it from a tree and that way it doesn't attract bears or moose or anything else.

56:05

And you can use it to retire areas, right? So like if you're in that tree, you can throw the rope

56:09

up there, climb up the rope and you can swim to the next tree. If you want, that'd be cool.

56:14

Actually, your rope, it would, it would, it would stretch if you would hit the ground.

56:18

Talk a bungee cord here, just like nylon rope. Well, we do in the Jeep world, we use a kinetic

56:23

rope where it does stretch quite a bit. Okay. And then you get the tension of the rope pulling

56:27

the Jeep too. Yeah, I mean, like, look at what needs you have. Yeah. And it may be have multiple

56:32

types of rope. Yeah. A grappling hook for your rope. I bet you don't have that. I do not have a

56:37

grappling hook. Why do I not have a grappling hook for it? I don't know. But so grappling hook,

56:43

it'll attach to your rope. And it'll help your rope attach to things when you're throwing. So

56:48

you don't have to like aim at the fucking branch and get it correct. Like you just hit the grappling

56:53

hook up there and it's on there. So it's a Batman belt, real? Because he had a grappling hook on

56:57

his belt. I wouldn't trust that. Okay. So it'll lift a human weight. And the other thing you do

57:02

the grappling hook is you can actually retrieve stuck items that are up, you know, like,

57:06

up on a roof somewhere. Like if you just throw the rope, it's going to be hard to hit the item

57:10

down. But with a grappling hook, you know, it'll pull right down. Yeah, no, that's actually smart.

57:14

Like my Frisbees. Yeah, you stuck Frisbee, but you might punch a hole in the Frisbee. But you know,

57:19

so a crowbar, everyone should have a crowbar. I've got multiple crowbars. So crowbar helps you

57:24

can you can enter stuck areas. You can like, like if the door is stuck, you can jam on jam it open.

57:30

Do you knock some of the head with it? Yeah, that was one of my things. Yeah, self defense,

57:34

if you need a pinch, you can like remove nail boards, all that kind of stuff. No,

57:39

probably. Yeah, they're a very universal tool. Yeah. But again, like, most people don't have one.

57:43

If you ask people, do you have a crowbar? No, yeah, I would have a crowbar.

57:47

Oh, I do. So a telescoping magnet is a good one. I've got a couple of those. Okay, so like, these

57:53

are fucking wonder like life saving tools. So like, if you're working on your car,

57:58

and you're pulling out a bolt, spark plug, whatever, and oh, I dropped it. Now it's in

58:02

the fucking engine block. Yeah. How are you gonna get that out? But it's bigger a magnet. So you

58:07

could even turn this into a telescoping one. If you take apart a microwave, yeah, they don't do that.

58:13

Don't don't. No, no, no. Okay. I'm blogging. Pull the resistor off. Yeah, let the capacitor

58:19

discharge for all day. You can do that with a screwdriver. Don't do that. And then you can't.

58:25

I mean, don't do that. Okay, don't do that because people have died. But in the magnet

58:29

magnetometer, there are some bad. Yeah, very powerful magnets in there. Very bad. Hard drives

58:34

are very powerful. Okay. Oh, the spinning hard drives, the old ones. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Okay.

58:40

Very powerful. Like I used to rip those open and take the magnets out and fuck around with them.

58:43

That was fun. But yeah, that's all going magnet because you can you can like, bend it around and

58:49

make it conform to whatever shape you want. And then stick it down a deep hole and and

58:53

yeah, pull up, pull up metallic objects. wire crimpers and crimpsets. Yeah, get all that. So

59:00

if you've ever had to like make a connection with a wire and you didn't have a crimper,

59:04

it's a huge fucking pain in the ass, right? Like you should have to strip the wire with like a knife

59:07

or something. And then like sometimes you cut it. And it's a huge pain in the ass. And then you got

59:12

to fucking like tie the wires together. And you're using like electrical tape and all those. But it's

59:18

all it's it's pain in the ass. It pulls apart like now get a crimp, get a good crimp set.

59:22

Use some heat shrink. And like it's just fucking in that box is but connectors. Yeah, yeah. I just

59:29

find that funny because I'm a child. But but he said but so soldering iron with solder. Yeah. So

59:36

soldering iron is kind of similar to the wire crimper set in that like, you can connect things

59:42

together. And when you're doing wire work, you actually want to solder those wires together

59:47

before doing the crimps. But you can also work on circuit boards. Yeah, I've done

59:54

like, we in PlayStation mods with soldering irons. Really? Yeah, so they lock you out of

1:00:01

running your own software and these things. And the way to get around that is like, there's a little

1:00:06

circuit that you just make the connection. Look, yeah, yeah, really? Yeah. And if you look that up,

1:00:12

like, it's actually pretty easy, but you got to be familiar with soldering iron. Yeah.

1:00:17

The other thing is, it could be another self defense tool if it's already warmed up, I mean,

1:00:21

just fucking sticking someone's eyeball, you know, poke the right. Yeah, Dremel, everyone's

1:00:25

never Dremel. Essentially, it's a small drilling tool. But it has it has an attachment head. So

1:00:32

not only drills, but you can have sanding paper on there. Well, the cool thing about Dremel, they

1:00:35

also make a different kind of head for it's on a flexible cord. Okay, so you can you can take off

1:00:43

the retaining nut and then put this on and then put your bit on there on the flexible

1:00:50

and you can really get into some tight spaces. Nice. They're actually really nice. Yeah.

1:00:54

They have polishing heads. So you can do polish work. You can do engraving. So like, if you're a

1:01:00

jewelry maker, something like that, you can do engraving trim your dog's nails. There you go.

1:01:04

Again, I didn't see that for you. Did I? No, I didn't think of that. No, because yeah, my son uses them

1:01:08

to trim the nails. Nice. Yeah, Dremels are amazing. I mean, I've done work on my car.

1:01:13

Just random shit around the house. Yeah. A drain snake also known as a hand auger. So if you ever

1:01:20

had a drain clog, which almost all of you had, and you put the fucking liquid plumber down there,

1:01:24

don't never do that, it kind of works. But then it never comes back and then it's

1:01:29

pain in the ass. And you got to fucking plunger, just get a hand auger, right? This is when you

1:01:33

call a plumber and they charge you $300, whatever bullshit it is, they just bring their hand auger

1:01:39

run it down your drain. It's important. Yeah. No, I've got actually a different variety of

1:01:44

auger. It's funny because in Chicago, we call it rotters. Okay. And I've been saying that here,

1:01:49

I was like, what are you talking about? I always call this snake. It's yeah. So there's,

1:01:52

it's a regional thing. Apparently it changes state to state. I don't know. But yeah, no, I get yourself

1:01:58

a drain auger. If you have a kitchen clog, the hand one's probably not going to work real well,

1:02:03

because it's a small diameter on a bigger pipe. But Home Depot, we're in some too. Learn to use

1:02:08

the people. It's not hard. You go watch a video, kind of learn how to do it. Yep. Hit your crane

1:02:13

out. Save a lot of fun and you save some money. Everyone should have an axe or a hatchet or both.

1:02:20

Put in slash machete. Oh, machete is good too. Yeah, my wife collects machetes. I'm not sure why.

1:02:26

I haven't I have a machete. Yeah, my wife's got a whole bunch of them. But yeah, so you can I mean

1:02:30

you can chop wood. Yeah. Or if you're like in a city like old furniture that you have to take the

1:02:36

dumpster, a lot of the apartment buildings like we can put stuff in the dumpster, we'll chop it up

1:02:40

with a hatchet and then now you can put it in the dumpster. Also again, self defense right if you're

1:02:45

a pinch. Yeah, you know, firemen use these to get into doors and fires. And they kill zombies

1:02:50

really easy. Yeah, that blade to the forehead. Those donkeys drop. And to go along with that is a

1:02:56

shovel, right? You should always have a shovel. People might have snow shovels, but I'm saying like

1:03:01

you need a real heavy duty shovel. So if you use the axe and kill somebody realize you killed

1:03:06

it's a person dig a grave, you use the shovel behind the body. Exactly. See, there you go.

1:03:09

And that's why I put them in disorder, by the way, dig in the deserts actually fairly easy.

1:03:13

Yeah, once you get to the, you know, the really looser.

1:03:18

But you might rent it to some other bodies out there. Yeah, you might find some hookers and

1:03:21

some mobsters and some fishing gear. So it doesn't have to be like a graphite fucking rod with the

1:03:27

20 pound test or whatever. Not like you can just have a regular old school ride like a fly rod.

1:03:33

And stick a fishing line above. Exactly. You don't need something fancy.

1:03:36

And a hook. Because if you're out in the wilderness and you need to cut some fish

1:03:40

or other wildlife, you can catch squirrels, chipmunks, whatever. And you can use this,

1:03:46

you can use the line as like a rope for small items. So you can secure small items together

1:03:51

with the fishing line. And you can actually also circle your tent like through trees with the

1:03:57

fishing line and hang like little bells on them. There you go. You know, here are my sneaking in

1:04:00

exactly. So last or the on the night show, I showed off some of my knives and a couple of

1:04:06

them had glass breakers on them. Yeah, you should have a glass breaker. Yep. Now it doesn't have

1:04:09

to be on your knife. If you don't want a fancy knife or whatever. But get a glass breaker and

1:04:13

put it in your car. And if there's any situation where you need to get out of the car, just pop

1:04:19

that glass breaker bang glass shatters and you get out. Whose sister, you must have a sister that

1:04:25

died. I don't know. There was a sister. You think the Ted Kennedy, I think.

1:04:34

No, this lady actually drove her Tesla into the lake where the Kennedy's they jumped out of the

1:04:39

car and pushed her into like with that body inside. In either case, if they had a glass breaker.

1:04:43

Yeah. Well, I'm pretty sure they're already dead. Kennedy's can't do what they want. No,

1:04:49

I who was she was in Texas in a Tesla and apparently rolled backwards into a lake.

1:04:55

Yeah. And she drove. Huh? Because she didn't have a glass breaker on. Right. Well,

1:05:01

what happens when you eat when your car is submerged, you really can't open the doors. Right.

1:05:04

It's a little bit hard. It's like being inside of a fridge. Plus Tesla has to be online to open

1:05:08

the doors. Yeah. If you don't know what I'm talking about, climbing inside of a fridge and close the

1:05:11

door. Yeah. But if you're a listener, don't do that. We can't. We can't lose any more listeners.

1:05:17

If you're in Indiana Jones, you can do that. But you can't open the door. If it's property sealed,

1:05:23

you're inside the fridge, you cannot open the door. Right. Okay. So sewing kit. I've watched

1:05:29

you have a sewing kit. I got that. Most people don't. So you can mend clothing, leather materials,

1:05:34

you can sew together. Or if you're in a pinch, like if you're if you have a wound, you can sew

1:05:38

your wound up. Oh, Rambo style. There you go. I mean, you might think you need that needle with a hook

1:05:43

on it because that's what he used. No, yeah, well, that'd be your fish hook. Oh, no, but you

1:05:47

don't need you can use a regular needle. Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, if you I mean, if you got to do it,

1:05:51

you got to do it, you know, yeah. So flares or a flare gun or both. So you can signal danger,

1:05:58

you're or your location, you know, grab attention. Let's say you're driving late at night and you're

1:06:03

on a country road and you have an accident. Put some flares in front of your car. That way,

1:06:08

like if there's any drivers on coming, they won't crash into you again. Or if they're texting,

1:06:13

they will. So what the fuck is the matter? Well, or that is their fault. Nobody pays attention.

1:06:17

If you haven't been lost somewhere, you can pick your flare gun out and boom, a helicopter. If

1:06:21

there's a helicopter, they'll see you flare up a whistle. So what was the similar thing as a flare

1:06:26

gun like it signals danger or can tell people your location, grab attention. You know, they make

1:06:32

these things called rape whistles, which you know, I've offered those to a few employees. I call

1:06:38

them. There's about to be a dead guy whistles. Yes, because you use the whistle and then you shoot

1:06:42

the rapist. But you know, well, no, no, I used to I used to offer to people like, well, when you get

1:06:46

into buy some of my employees, I'm trying to train and do stuff. Yeah, I'm like, just blow you

1:06:50

don't rape whistle and we'll come running and save you. No fuel fire starter. So like people have

1:06:57

like, like matches, lighters, things like that. Those are good. But you also want to be able to

1:07:02

do something like in a pinch. If the fuel runs out, if it's wet, or there's all sorts of scenarios

1:07:07

where you want to know fuel starter. Have you ever done the fire with a stick?

1:07:11

Yeah, I was an e-scop. Okay, yeah, no, that's, look that up. It's actually kind of cool. You

1:07:15

make a little bow and you're not really doing this on it because it's not gonna work. Yeah,

1:07:19

but you got your little bow and you're yeah, it actually works. But like modern ones are like

1:07:24

flint rods with a scraper. Okay, and they put off shitloads of sparks. I mean, that'll start to

1:07:28

fire right away. So you get some dry kindling and then boom. So CalTrops, I bet you don't have

1:07:36

any CalTrops. I don't even know what that is. So CalTrops are like little triangle shaped spikes.

1:07:42

And you would put them on the ground to make a getaway. Oh, I think my Batman would release

1:07:48

the back of his car. Yes, yes. The five people's tires. Now I would suggest not doing that because

1:07:53

it's probably illegal. But if you're being chased, yeah, if you're being chased on foot, you can

1:07:58

release some CalTrops and even by an animal, like a wild animal is chasing you. Oh, yeah. The animal

1:08:02

doesn't want to step on that shit either. So just make sure it's legal in your area.

1:08:06

There's two things in US I don't have so far. Okay, handcuffs and zip ties.

1:08:12

Okay, interesting. So yes, you can get kinky with these things if you want, but that's not the main

1:08:16

reason you would have them. So if someone breaks into your house and they don't recommend the furry

1:08:22

ones though, right? I don't care how you size, Dolem. Oh, I guess furry ones are so cute from you.

1:08:28

I guess they work. Okay. But let's say like someone breaks in your house and they give up

1:08:34

and you're sporting kind of guy. Are they tired? Do they just give up or is it? No,

1:08:38

no, you point the gun at them and they give up, right? So you don't want to, you're like, okay,

1:08:42

seems like a hungry, you want some bread, whatever. But you still got to detain the person, right?

1:08:46

So you put them handcuffs. Yeah. And that's legal because it's a citizen's arrest. And they're a

1:08:50

dangerous person. They've broken your home. Yeah, okay, so since the arrest, I believe in Illinois,

1:08:57

I don't know if it's nationwide or if it's just you have to say things a certain way.

1:09:02

Or it does not... Well, if they're in your home, you get a lot more leeway.

1:09:04

Well, they're in the home, yeah, right, they're in your home. But yes, if you're out and about,

1:09:08

then make sure what's your, make sure your local laws you understand. A lot of times just call 911

1:09:12

when you're... Yes. And say, what do I need to properly say to them? Yes. Yes. And let them say,

1:09:17

if they don't know, well, you've done your best, you've done your due diligence. Right. And the

1:09:21

other thing, like you can secure valuable items, like if you are storing silver or something and

1:09:25

you have a briefcase full of silver in your lock box, you can put handcuffs on that thing

1:09:30

and secure it to your wall. Oh, yeah. And then, you know, that's not going anywhere.

1:09:34

And then zip ties can do a lot of similar things, but they can also secure cabling. So, like, if you

1:09:39

look, if you can see here, we have a cable mess on the table. I can't see, I actually see that, but

1:09:45

it's a mess. So we got some... It's not a mess. If we get some zip ties, we can tidy that up a little

1:09:50

bit and it's nice. Yeah, but the problem is this has made travel. I mean, we're a good couple.

1:09:53

I can do a podcast anywhere. One of the zip ties would help with that too. Yeah, just let me know.

1:09:58

So, like a long pole, just a long pole, like whether it's wood, metal, whatever. And

1:10:04

you can reach stuck items that are high up. It can act as a self-defense tool, like a staff.

1:10:10

Your long pole is useful, right? Like, especially if you're a shorter person, if you have those

1:10:14

cabinets high up, poke at it with your pole. Or just get the grab... Just make your own and get the

1:10:19

grabber. A jack for your car. A lot of people don't have a jack. So newer cars don't come with

1:10:25

jacks anymore. Like in the old days, when you bought a car, it came with a jack and a spare tire.

1:10:30

But now they don't do that. Really? Yeah. And I would recommend actually one of the pneumatic

1:10:36

pump jacks. I mean, those are fucking like butter. Well, the hydraulic... So depending on what kind

1:10:41

car you have, I've got a low profile hydraulic jack and I've got a normal one because you have to

1:10:47

know what kind of car you have to buy the right jack. Yeah. I do recommend hydraulic jacks because

1:10:53

they're more secure. They've got a much bigger area to seat the frame of the car on. But you need to

1:11:00

know is your car lower to the ground or higher to the ground because one jack may raise your car

1:11:05

that's low to the ground, but it will not raise your truck that's off the ground, that's higher up.

1:11:09

So you got to know which jack to have or buy multiple jacks.

1:11:14

So. And then the only thing that same thing is jumper cables. Most people don't have jumper

1:11:17

cables. I mean, how many times have you had a dead battery and you say, hey, can I get a jump?

1:11:22

I don't have any cables. I've got three sets. I keep my trucks or can Daisy chain them.

1:11:26

No, no, because if a car is parked in somewhere weird and you can't get around to them. Right.

1:11:31

So I Daisy chain my... Yeah, I mean, that works. Yeah. Yeah. So get some jumper cables for your car.

1:11:38

Another good one, multi meter. You might not have that. I definitely have a multi meter. Oh,

1:11:41

you have a multi meter? Okay. So multi meter. Oh, oh, meter, continuity tester. Okay. It's all

1:11:47

the same. Yeah. So multi meter is like an electrical testing device. And it can do things like

1:11:51

check if your batteries are dead. You can discover short circuits. Now, now read the instruction

1:11:55

is because you can destroy your multi meter if you look it up wrong. So if it's digital, technically,

1:12:01

I don't think you can roll the fuse. Yeah. And you know, the analog one, you'll just read like

1:12:06

that. It's done. Yeah. So make sure you read the manual and how those work. They're very important.

1:12:10

I use them all the time. WD 40. Most people do not have WD 40. I don't like WD 40. Really?

1:12:16

Why? It leaves a residual behind. And that's the point. That's the point. No, because if you're

1:12:20

like grease and hinges on a door or the hinges on a garage door, it leaves like a residual and

1:12:28

then also attracts dust. Where I go more for graphite spray. If you ever check graphite sprays,

1:12:33

check them out. Well, so the point is so WD 40 is actually designed to keep water out. It's not

1:12:37

designed to lubricate things, but people use it to do that lubricate on the bottle.

1:12:43

But it was designed to keep water out. And people just realized, Oh, this is really good

1:12:47

lubricating things. How would you keep water out with WD 40? It's like a anti hydrophobic material.

1:12:56

Yeah. So you what would you spray because you're not going to you cover metal in it to keep out rust.

1:13:03

That's the point. I did not know that. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. I use I do graphite. And

1:13:09

everything that smells fucking great. And actually it's a great carpet cleaner. No,

1:13:14

I'm not kidding. That's interesting. It's a yeah, I don't recommend it, but it does. Yeah. If you

1:13:20

got some like flow open flame near that, that's going to have a problem which we did as a kid.

1:13:24

We used to like use spray cans. Oh, yeah, of course. We'd give them fire and spray and we had a

1:13:30

little bit torches. Yeah. Well, we used to spray it on our hands and then light the hand up.

1:13:35

That was fun. Like turn the lights off. You won't burn your hand. Yeah. Interesting.

1:13:40

You should have WD 40 regardless. You know, it has tons of uses. And then the last one I have is

1:13:48

either a wheelbarrow shopping cart wagon or other type of conveyance device like that.

1:13:54

I recommend metal grocery carts. Yeah, those are good because you could also use as a grill.

1:13:59

Okay. No, no, you flip it over. Yeah. And then you start a fire underneath it. There you go.

1:14:03

I'm gonna have my homeless guy. Yeah. I'm driving the road. Oh, that motherfucker's smart. Yeah. But

1:14:09

yeah, something something to carry heavy things over long distances because you don't want to

1:14:12

blow your back out. And any kind of wheel device that can do that is going to be a lot better for

1:14:17

you. So yeah, that's my list. Awesome. Things everyone should have. But most people don't. I

1:14:22

have most of them. But again, I have a grudge for shit. And I've done all kinds of jobs. And

1:14:27

yeah, I just got weird shit. But I will be head get a grappling hook. And then there's

1:14:33

those little spiky things I got to have those. I don't know. Yeah. I'll probably call you this

1:14:37

about this week. Won't those things call again? Because I got to get some. Again,

1:14:42

mine's gonna be a more simple one. What I'm the theme I'm trying to go off now is something that's

1:14:47

utilitarian and also going to be used as currency in the event of a major collapse of the economic

1:14:54

system. Even you can't access your manero that you want here. You still may not be able to access

1:14:59

it for temporarily. So you want to have other forms. Speaking of that, I was going to bring this up

1:15:04

earlier, but I didn't want the the the volcano in Italy. You think about this? Which one? Well,

1:15:09

there's two of them that are smoking right now. Why did they say we're a couple days ago? I can't

1:15:13

find much of the news about them. Weird. But they're saying that if they were to erupt, they could

1:15:18

basically take the sun out away from us for a while. Okay, because the ash would be in the air.

1:15:24

Which would affect plants and would affect everything like that. So you so that is a

1:15:28

that's another good reason to prep because it could be as simple as a volcano. Take it out the sun

1:15:33

for a while, right? Because there was one I think they erupted in somewhere is back in the early 18

1:15:39

it took the sun away for a year. Oh, Krakatoa maybe it was a summer without sun. And if you have,

1:15:45

if that does happen, you need to have grow lights and move your plants inside. But maybe I'll get

1:15:50

into that at the time. But so but I'm trying to focus on stuff that you can use in your house,

1:15:56

but you can also trade in. And this week I went to our candles. They're simple. Yeah, you don't

1:16:01

you don't have to go I don't recommend going sort of buying them. They put weird shit in the wax

1:16:05

and the and the stem has got lead in it or possibly lead in it. Make your own. It's and it's

1:16:11

actually kind of a fun thing because you can do as a family event. You know, you can teach your

1:16:17

kids how to make candles. They they they they sell the wicks already where they stand erect,

1:16:22

as long as you put a base on it. I said erect. But what else they stand alone? I mean, I don't

1:16:29

know what else they were used. So you can kind of follow that. And if you want to, you can actually

1:16:36

add sense to them. Now, do not use your moonshine still for this by having separate still, where

1:16:43

you can extract essential oils from flowers. And you can put that into the candle so you get a nice

1:16:48

little scent. There you go. But they're good obviously in power outages. You can make the size

1:16:53

that you want. But again, you can also trade them to your neighbors for food. So it's something

1:17:00

that that would be if we lost power for a long time, it would be something that would be valuable

1:17:04

to people. You know, maybe we'll go over a list sometime of like what would what would be the

1:17:11

good barter currency? Okay, you know, I know a lot of guys they buy the little liquor bottles. Yeah,

1:17:15

and they have those recurrences. Now, cigarettes, they're going to go stale. Right. But I do want

1:17:20

to see if you can keep cigarettes in a humidor and make them last longer. Well, but you have to power

1:17:25

that don't you? No, no, no, no, no, you know, okay. Typically, you want to use distilled water in your

1:17:32

humidor and not tap water. But if you are if you've been listening to us, you already got a still,

1:17:37

you can still your own water. And then you keep your humidor nice and nice. I think seven. Oh,

1:17:41

God, it's been a while. I think 70%. Keep your cigars good, keep your cigarettes good. You got

1:17:46

more currency right there. It's kind of like jail. How do you think of being in jail? What you use

1:17:51

as currency, right? That should work on the street. Your butthole? I mean, if you're so inclined to,

1:17:58

but that's not really a currency, because you're not really trading that. Well, you're taking it.

1:18:02

Well, no, but you can trade it, I'm saying, like, oh, you could be like one of the ones that

1:18:07

give you my butthole. Yeah, like, I'll not resist for some Cheetos. I'm just going to move on. I'm

1:18:13

not going to go to the fact that that was your first thought. I mean, but that's cool. I mean,

1:18:17

you could have said canvas bag, loaf of bread, fruit. That's how you make Jailhouse wine. No,

1:18:23

it goes butthole. Hmm. I don't know. We don't we don't we don't we don't question. These are canary

1:18:30

in the cage. We just accept each other who we are. Fucking weirdo. Yeah. So yeah, so okay. So

1:18:37

looking at making candles, there's plenty of stuff online. You can buy yourself online. You can buy

1:18:41

like a big block of wax. Yeah. And you can just you can melt it in your microwave, but don't use

1:18:47

the microwave, you cook your food in by a separate microwave. Why not? Why not talk to your local

1:18:51

apiarist? What do they do? They keep bees. Oh, beeswax. Yeah. I didn't know beekeepers. I

1:19:00

always want beekeepers. I never use that big fancy $25 word. Say, no, no, get into candles. I'll be

1:19:08

getting and when you turn our candles, go ahead and show us soap making as well. Because it's

1:19:12

actually really easy to do you can melt stuff and you can have fun with it. And but you also use

1:19:18

it to trade for trade for stuff. So, you know, look into it. So I think that's really all I got.

1:19:23

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1:19:30

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