Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host.
Dave Havlicek. We're here to educate you, entertain you,
and hopefully make you laugh at least once or twice. So, wow, you got some Monero news.
Let's, yeah, let's get into that. So, we had two donations come in.
Sweet. One was 0.01 from unknown. They didn't use the XMRChat donation site,
so we don't know who gave us that, but thank you very much. And the other one was,
okay, bear with me for a second. It's from Dormouse, and it was 0.0005857469,
which is like half a penny or something, but we still appreciate it.
We'll take it. We don't care.
And it came with a message. So, anyone considering liberty among their base values
is my friend somewhere deep inside. I love it. Yeah, we are deep inside Dormouse.
Hey, he's deep inside you. I just got your back. Thanks for the donation.
Your sister or whatever. I don't know. I don't know.
And then, so because of that donation, our prize pool is going to be what, 0.025 and some change?
Sure. And we have a new, we have a new wheel this week. I coded it up myself.
Oh, no way. A new wheel? So, it's actually based on the Monero Blockash.
So, that way, you can redo the results and prove that the winner that was selected on the show
is actually the winner. So, it's the same results every time.
Have we been accused of cheating before?
I think we have. It was a little tongue in cheek, but I do get the point. I would,
I love it when we can do provable randomness. And this is a way to do that and also include
Monero. So, I love interaction with our people.
And I did put the code out there so people can do this, run their own challenges,
use it for their own purposes. So, yeah, let's get into the wheel.
All right. We'll do the wheel now. Okay.
Dave, what's the names?
Okay. So, we actually have a record this week. We have six entries.
Well, I guess spell six different names.
Six different names. Yeah, but you've spelled a couple of them before. So,
so the first one is Almagest. He's been in the, he's been in before.
Alma, G-E-S-T, are you, uh,
Oh, I got to click on the little white box. Yeah, you gotta focus it.
Alma, G-E-S-T.
Okay. The next one is AynRothbard. That's A-Y-N.
A-Y-N. Hyphen. Hyphen. What's a hyphen?
Rothbard, R-O-T-H-B-A-R-D.
Okay. Okay. Next one is Cryptoconomy, C-R-Y-P-T-O.
C-O-N-O-M-Y. Wait, you lost me. C-Y-R-P-T-O.
Yeah. C-O-N-O-M-Y. Konomi. Wait, C-T-O.
Crypto-Konomi. Hey, so after the T-O, what is it again?
C-O-N-O-M-Y. C-O-M-O-N-Y. Close enough.
Jesus, people. Door mouse.
Why is it Bob and Joe and door mouse?
Door mouse. D-O-R-M-O-U-S-E.
Wait, two, no, oh, one zero. One O. Okay.
Yeah. Flimsy Falcon. That's two words. F-L-I-M-S-Y.
Wait, F-L-O-I-M? Oh my God.
Oh, we had it before anyway.
Yes, we did. Falcon.
And Oliver Chase, of course.
Oliver, how you doing, buddy?
All right, let me look over these and make sure you got...
Okay. All right, so hit the spin button.
Spin to win. Here we go.
Oh, what did you do? You fucking... Oh my God.
There.
Crypto-Konomi.
All right. Congratulations.
There was no wheel though. I wanted to spin anything.
No spinning thing.
No, hard it is to make that. This took me like two hours.
All right. Awesome. I guess he knows that you want to...
He has to contact you for his wallet?
Yeah, we'll contact him before that.
All right. That is awesome.
All right, cool.
Crypto-Konomi. Congratulations.
Crypto-Konomi, you won, my man.
Or, sister, we don't know.
I know. It's a guy.
It's a guy.
From now it's all dudes because dude is genronutrile.
Because the girls got mad because we were called ourselves
dude with the Big Lebowski thing.
And there's we want to be dudes too.
So we're like, that's genronutrile. All are welcome.
Oh, there you go.
So we'll just say out to our dudes out there.
All right. So I have a feeling we might have another famous person watching us.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah. I think Crypto-Konomi girls it is.
Oh, really?
Well, we had that thing that we were going to...
We wanted to interview Russians.
Yeah.
And he went to Russian interview Russians.
So I'm thinking when I do it before, we kind of copy him, I guess.
He's fucking sniping us over here.
But he saw that we were going to do it and wanted to up us.
What a jerk off.
But the news is not good on Russia right now.
Just give us the attribution, Tucker.
You don't got to pay us or anything.
Just mention our name one time.
Yeah. But the news is not good out of Russia.
So I don't know.
Hopefully we'll get Putin and he'll kiss and make up or whatever.
I don't want nuclear war.
Yeah. You know what?
I don't care what happens as long as you keep it over there or just nuke DC.
Yeah.
Just nuke DC.
I believe in the rest of us alone nuke DC.
No. Well, I mean, they did pass that law.
I believe I think they passed it.
About a hundred more Congress members die at one time.
Oh, you're so blind.
They get to be appointed instead of elected.
So maybe there is a plan with Putin.
Maybe Biden's got a Putin plan.
Is he going to pardon him?
Yeah. Oh, speaking of that, I guess we might as well get into the pardon since it's topical.
Yeah. I posted it on the X. I don't know if you saw it.
What's that?
Um, I posted, uh, sometimes Ron is right.
And then there was some dickhead in back in June was, uh,
saying, well, Biden's honorable.
He's never going to pardon his son.
And, and then like you, you replied to him, like, are you going to delete this when it happens?
Yeah.
And then like, I don't know.
Somebody liked it.
Right.
And I got the alert for that.
So I'm like, oh, I guess Ron, Ron was right one time.
So technically I've been right.
I mean, I, I predicted Biden getting out of the race.
I was, I was a few days off on that one.
So I gave it.
I should have left the date open.
Um, I didn't say the Democrats are going to use war to keep Trump out of office.
That one's so kind of looming.
Because, uh, I mean, well, I also predict that in October.
So I might be okay by predictions.
I suck at picking times.
I'm just, I'm a complete disconnect on times.
And I simply that the house is no longer in Republican control.
Huh.
I mean, but that would be not, that's not what I meant when I said it.
So again, I was half right.
If they're not because of the gates left and I think Romney, I think he's out now too.
Oh, he's the senator.
Yeah.
Fucking senators.
Man, they're pissing me off.
So I want to do a Monero challenge for the show after Trump takes office.
Okay.
So it's going to be, it's going to be some time, but Dave and I right now, we're going to pick
the over under on the number of pardons, uh, Biden's going to give out.
Wait.
So how does this work?
How do you, how do we decide the Monero winner?
Well, it'll be anybody over or whoever is the winner, we would put them in the wheel
and spin the wheel because there is no spinning wheel pair.
Are we picking the over or the under?
Oh, no, no, we'll pick the under.
We'll pick the under.
I think whoever gets over, whoever gets, you've never bet before?
No, I have.
I'm just, I'm trying to get the details out.
Okay.
So it's fair.
Well, be clear.
So yeah.
So if you get the under, you win.
If he's under or if it's over, you get the win.
If you're over.
So we got to pick the over under.
I mean, I'm, I'm good with a solid like 1800.
1800?
Well, okay.
So before you get involved with, do some history here.
Uh, uh, President Ford pardon, 409 people, Carter, 566.
Uh-huh.
Reagan, 406.
Bush senior with a low, low number of 77.
Yeah.
Uh, he apparently didn't need the money because they do take money to do this.
Why are you just fucking asshole?
Because there's a lot of, there's a lot of people that deserve partons.
Let's be fair.
No, true.
But I, but they also profit from it, but that's fine.
Um, uh, Bill Clinton, 459.
Okay.
Bush Jr. a solid 200.
Okay.
Maybe he thought that was the limit.
I don't know.
And then the, with the whopper of a number, Barack Obama,
at 1927, 1927, Donald Trump with a fairly low number of 237.
And apparently Biden's got 26 so far.
So this is before the hundred.
Yeah.
They always do it at the end.
Right.
So you got that.
Well, no, right.
But so you got the Hunter Biden pardon, which pardoned him for 10 years.
Yeah.
Everything.
Every conceivable.
Now I wanted to bring this up.
Okay.
So hypothetically,
a libertarian gets elected president.
Oh dear God, Lord help us.
And they pardon every single human that has ever lived or will ever live
for every possible crime.
Could you do that?
Would that just, I mean, I would think it's logical because it sounds like,
but here's the problem.
When you pardon someone, they have to accept it.
Okay.
So would you accept a pardon if you didn't commit a crime?
If he's pardoning everybody for everything.
Yes.
Yeah, I guess I guess I could.
I mean, so like you could achieve anarchy this way, right?
Because now everybody is pardoned for every possible crime.
There's no such thing as illegal immigration anymore.
There's no such thing as drug laws.
Oh, you're saying pardon like you cannot pardon the future.
You can only pardon behind.
Yes, you can.
Nope.
Uh.
They did it with Nixon.
No.
Maybe not.
Ford pardoned Nixon after, after, after he took office.
Okay.
I believe you cannot pardon for the future.
Didn't, isn't Hardin to Huncher Bidens for the future?
Nope.
It ended on the day that they suddenly did it.
Really?
Okay.
Yeah.
So you could pardon in the past.
I see.
But see, but here's the thing.
Well, where is that written?
In the rules of pardon.
No, it's not.
In the book of, we open the book.
It's not.
There are no rules.
Oh my, it's anarchy.
It's anarchy right there.
There you go.
There are no fucking rules.
I don't know.
I mean, that's something, I mean, well, I'll try and look at that,
but something that's just hard to search.
Man.
Well, the only place pardons are mentioned are in the Constitution,
and it just says the president can pardon people
for crimes against the United States.
So it has to be a federal crime.
They couldn't pardon you for state crimes.
Right.
Which I want to talk about that in a second, but yeah, go ahead.
So, so why can't you pardon for the future?
I don't see why not.
They just said you can't, but again, that was, that was, oh no.
Okay.
What if I do it?
What do you mean?
No, I know.
You know, like, well, no, no, I'm the president, bitch.
That was the media.
They lied to me anyway.
Oh, the media.
So apparently you can pardon for the future, I guess.
I don't see why you couldn't.
I mean,
So the conversation is apparently Biden is going to pardon Fauci.
Oh, God.
Jamie.
Now, actually, I've been to a post on X about that today.
Okay.
What I said was Fauci would prefer to be pardoned or would prefer that he be treated as a criminal
and be pardoned because or no, prefer to not be pardoned.
I'm sorry, because, because if he goes through the system, he gets his rights.
He gets three meals a day.
He gets a, you know, a warm bed to sleep in.
Oh, he doesn't want to go to jail.
But if you give him a pardon, he's not immune to bullets.
He's not immune to fucking running down the street and people taking street justice.
Well, right.
Right.
He would rather go to jail for what he's done.
Well, so here's the caveat that I find really interesting.
So let's go back.
We're not recommending that, by the way.
Don't don't shoot Fauci.
Don't do that.
Well, I mean, don't do it.
Don't do it.
So Hunter is now pardoned for all crimes for the last 10 years, which is weird because
that's back when his dad was vice president.
So that gives people a chance to know what day to start looking at stuff.
Well, what the fucking, I mean, I guess I can look for other people, other criminals.
No, guess what he can't do.
And I know you're going with this and this is bullshit.
What?
The Fifth Amendment.
Well, he can't know.
Well, so sort of know the fifth that you, he'll probably, can you claim the fifth in years?
If you're caught in front of Congress.
Of course.
Well, what he never, I don't believe he claimed the fifth before.
He just said that it's an open case.
I cannot talk about it.
Well, you don't ever have to give them a reason that you're not answering.
You can just say, answer questions.
Yeah, but it'll make him a dirty, but he already is the dirty little pig.
So whatever.
Crack head.
Can we call McCracken?
I mean, we have pictures of it.
Yeah.
I can't be sued.
No, I don't think so.
I'm gonna throw up an arrow for calling McCracken.
I don't think so.
Okay.
Don't sue us anyway, dumbass.
He tried.
Please try it.
He was like $300,000 behind in rent and he kind of, he may have some libertarian in him
because he went to the barter system.
Guess what he tried to barter for his rent?
Art?
Art, yes.
Guess what with the, well, guess what?
The, the, what kind of paint he chose?
Um, I don't know if I want to know the answer to this.
Human feces?
Well, no, no, I guess that's wrong.
Wait, what?
His feces.
What?
Look it up.
I'm not looking that up.
I'm not looking up Hunter Biden feces.
Hunter Biden feces, baby.
Oh, dear God.
He's got a run, I'm on the FBI list again.
Jesus.
Well, okay.
I, so now here, hear me out.
I can see how his feces might be worth a lot of money before the pardon because there's drugs in it.
Well, no, before, think about it before the, before the pardon came out.
Okay.
Because that's evidence.
That's DNA evidence.
Oh, you can clone him.
No, you can't.
200 Biden's.
You, you have DNA evidence of a criminal.
Yeah, I mean, we have his DNA.
I'm sure we got Biden's DNA.
So we have his DNA.
Ah, it's, I mean.
Come on, man.
Go with the joke.
Yeah.
Jesus Christ.
Do you, but I don't know if he's really been like a crime spree.
He's just done some early shady shit.
What are you talking about?
He had sex with underage prostitutes.
Oh, that's the case.
The girls looked really close to being underage.
What state was it in?
What's the consistent amount of that state?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, you know, they're not going after him.
So.
Well, I'm pretty sure he also crossed eight lines in order to do it, which is illegal when it's 18.
Wait, if I go hire a hooker in California, it's against, it's a federal crime.
If she had, okay, let's pretend that the legal age for both states is 16.
Okay.
If you cross state lines to go hire that hooker,
that age is 18 because it's a federal crime at that point.
Because you cross state lines.
Oh, those bastards.
Yeah.
Thank God, it's every which way going.
That works.
Yeah, we got to go prostitution here.
So whatever.
I don't.
Still not going to do it.
Oh, so yeah.
So Cheney, Fauci and Schiff are the hot buttons right now.
For, for, for cards.
Good God.
All right.
I mean, like didn't, okay.
So even Obama, right, did he pardon all of his like political insiders and
Congressmen?
They didn't pardon a homegrown terrorist.
Well, yes, but he pardoned actual criminals that were sitting in jail.
I believe so, yes.
But he didn't pardon like the sitting congressman who was his buddy in Congress, right?
He didn't do that as far as I know.
I mean, it's 2000 parts.
I definitely come all off.
Yeah.
That's, that's a lot to go through.
So, so yeah, so they accept the pardon.
That means they did something.
Well, so, okay.
So now Biden's kind of retarded though.
Now people will be sending him these pardon.
So you have to take in that new accounts.
You said 1800.
Yeah.
Cause I think he's going to, I think he's going to blow past Obama's number.
Okay.
I don't, I'm going to, I'm going to put it lower at 1500.
I'll see.
We're going to go 1500.
Okay.
So, well, no, we don't have to have the same result.
We don't have the same answer.
You can pick 1800.
I can pick 1500.
Yeah, but how do we pick a winner?
So I pick.
Well, so the audience can bet on who, whose number,
and then over or under on that number.
All right.
I'm going with 1825.
1825.
Okay.
I'm just going to go 1500.
So, uh, if you want to be in the challenge,
pick which one of us and then pick an over under.
Yep.
And then we'll have to wait and see.
And do we have a, do we have a deadline on this?
Or can you?
When he leaves office, right?
Oh, so you can change it last minute.
Yeah.
Okay.
Cause it's the, yeah.
Well, so I'd prefer you don't change it
because I have to go and fucking manage it all, but.
Okay.
And this will be all done on the X account.
X, well, not, not, not, not if we use this X.
Oh.
No, just, just send me your numbers and I'll manage it.
Okay.
I'm just going to contact.
I'm not the tech, I'm not the geek here.
And then let's, let's do this week's challenge since we're,
uh, we're here might as well.
So I, so this one, um, you only qualify if you heard about the podcast from somebody other than me
or Ron or our group of friends.
Okay.
So I, like, um, Oliver Chase, for example, um, who else, uh, Dormouse.
So I want to know how you heard about the podcast.
Okay.
Or how you, how you found us, whether it's, uh, it just showed up on your feed, uh, whether like
someone told you about it.
You're going to scroll past YouTuber,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
Rubble and solder, like, add some face.
Cause I want to, I want to get more people like you guys.
Yeah.
Right.
So tell us your story, uh, and then you'll go in the wheel for next week.
I love it.
So, yeah, I don't know.
I mean, with, with these pardons, we'll see, we'll see.
But I mean, she's going to piss me off.
He part is Cheney because she needs to go to, she'd locked up.
She was a big reason a bunch of J sixes are locked up and some of them are still locked up.
Yeah.
So I, I don't know.
I just, I want her.
Well, he needs to hang.
Found you.
This is her killer.
I know it's a good thing.
It's been any different.
And he, but, but here's the thing though.
I mean, this, okay, when the cop has qualified immunity, if he doesn't follow the proper
worlds, he can lose qualified immunity.
Right.
Sort of.
I mean, it can happen.
So does neglect negate the pardon?
Um, no, you're just pardoned.
He's pardoned.
Doesn't matter.
I mean, we're going to pick him up.
We're going to car wash for drug money in six months.
Yeah, very likely.
Honors be, he'll be locked up soon.
And honestly, like the crime, most of the crimes they threw at him were bullshit anyway.
Yeah.
Like gun charge and fucking tax evasion.
Good.
Do that shit.
But they, they ignored the real crap.
Wait, wait, you got part for tax evasion?
He part for everything.
Huh.
To blanket pardon for all conceivable.
How does one go about receiving a pardon from the president?
Be a son.
I mean, how about like a non, a non-family member?
How can I contact my, you know, that's for a part.
Now, if you lost some weight and then you like assassinated Hunter Biden,
you could pass for him.
Well, I don't want to, I won't, I don't use shit to draw pictures.
No, no, I want to be pardoned from my IRS dad.
Or it could be delete, delete, delete.
I don't care.
Be the son of the president.
That's your answer.
I don't know.
I just, I mean, if he could pardon me, Biden, I know you're listening.
It's just, just pardon me, man.
It's, it's just, it's all good.
So guess what you were fed a minute, right?
Senator Federman.
Yeah.
Guess what he's wants Biden to do.
I don't.
Pardon Trump.
Oh God.
Well, which actually, I'm guessing it's more of a joke because technically
Trump's already received a pardon sort of from the Supreme Court because all the stuff
federally he was charged with, with stuff he did when he was in office.
So he can't be charged with that.
Now the, the New York case, which we didn't even discuss that too, because I think I'm
right on this.
I think I'm, I think we're ready to call this one.
He's not going to be charged with the felonies.
That's not, again, like you keep, you misusing words.
No, he's not going to be charged with the felonies.
He's already been charged.
No, he's not.
He's been charged.
He's been given a trial.
He was found guilty by a jury of fear.
The judge never finished the paper.
He has not been sentenced.
No, he, he, he, he, he, it does not, it does not matter until you are sentenced.
Yes, it does matter.
It's on your record.
Go, go to Google's, it's on your record.
What are you talking about?
The judge did not do the paperwork.
It doesn't matter.
The judge has not been filled out.
This does not matter.
You don't know what you're talking about.
Everybody is saying.
I don't care what everybody is saying.
Everybody's a fucking retard.
No, you're the retard.
No, I'm not.
Oh, you are.
He had a trial.
He was charged.
No, he wasn't.
To charge somebody with something.
Because it has.
John, what does it mean to charge somebody with a crime?
To charge them with a crime.
What does that mean?
Well, in what, in what manner do you want?
We're saying he wasn't charged.
He won't be charged.
So what does it mean?
What are you saying?
Okay, he's not going to be a, he's not a convicted felon.
The mechanic's not what you said though.
Okay, so he's not a convicted felon.
Because I'm saying you're misusing the words.
Okay, misuse words charged.
So he was charged with, we still don't know what crimes they were though.
We still, you still can't list them out.
He was charged with a crime.
He was charged with.
134 crimes were they?
What is it called?
Records, fucking, I don't remember.
Which was over seven years old.
So that was, that was supposed to be kicked out.
But he was charged with it.
Not legally.
Doesn't matter.
It's a federal law.
Doesn't matter.
But you know what I'm saying though is,
can you call Trump a convicted felon right now?
And not be lying.
Yeah, well, yes, you can do it and not be lying.
If the judge has not finished his paperwork.
Doesn't matter.
I don't know.
There's enough conversation going on that Trump.
Conviction happens when the jury side is guilty.
No, that's not how that works.
Judge has to do the paperwork.
The judge can override the jury.
Yes, he can change it.
But right now you're still convicted.
But there's paperwork that has to be filed.
That says he hasn't done it yet.
You're convicted still.
No, he hasn't done it.
Yes, you are.
It doesn't matter.
So that was going to be put on hold until,
until Dave actually sees people go,
he's not a felon anymore.
I don't care what idiots are saying.
You don't get their idiots.
It'll be proven in with.
Right.
But if the judge drops it,
then he won't be a felon anymore.
Right.
And he's, and he has until Monday,
I believe to drop the charges.
To drop the, to push it back again.
There's going to keep pushing it back.
No, he has suspended it.
But the Trump lawyers said,
you need to make a decision right now.
I don't know if that works that way.
So, oh, we're speaking of making a decision.
So, so I posted something on X about
Hunter Biden getting a part in the last
on the 11th hour.
Yeah.
And I made a comment that it's not the 11th hour yet.
Right.
Do you know the reason that I posted that?
No.
Okay.
So,
so,
Biden's lawyers told the Biden administration,
if he's not pardoned by a certain date,
the book Hunter Biden wrote is going out.
Now, I'm sure that's just going to be a book full
of crackhead doodles.
Yeah.
But there might be some incriminating doodles of Biden
doing some crazy stuff.
Yeah.
There's some of that stuff is checkable, right?
Right.
So, Biden didn't really pardon his son.
He pardoned himself.
Well, yeah, of course.
So, I mean, you know, so I think that was the 11th hour
they were talking about because
December 1st is not the 11th hour when you got six weeks left.
Right.
So, there had to be another reason.
And my belief is that the lawyers were pushing him to do it
and he was forced to do it to keep his ass out of jail.
That's it.
That's an interesting, like, we didn't bring that up
because we were just talking about will he do it?
What would he do it?
And like, what's his legacy going to look like?
And this and like, we never, we never brought up.
Maybe Hunter's got some dirt on him.
We didn't bring that up.
Oh, Hunter's got some total dirt on him.
We didn't bring it up.
Well, because I mean, I thought that was obvious
with all the with all the yeah, but I mean, we didn't bring it up.
We didn't say it on the show.
Okay.
But so yeah, so we'll see how that works out.
So, oh, Jesus.
So we've got the pardon thing done.
What else do we want to talk about?
You got stuff?
Yeah.
So we'll be got a quick and funny one or a longer and funny one.
Do whatever you want to do.
All right.
So Hawk Tuah girl is back in the news again.
Yeah, you can explain what she did.
She made a scam meme coin.
So first, what's it mean?
A meme coin?
All right.
So it's kind of complicated.
There are some cryptos out there where you can create what's called an NFT.
And an NFT is thinking about like a car title, right?
So when you buy a car, your car has a VIN number, a unique VIN number,
and you have a title to it, which says you're the owner.
And the title is not the car, right?
The title is just ownership of the car.
So it's paperwork saying that you own the car?
Yes.
Okay.
So we do this in the digital world on crypto chains.
Okay.
And so what they usually do is they'll make like an art piece,
or you could do it domain names, for example.
So if you wanted to own Ron Morgan.com, you could have an NFT that points to Ron Morgan.com.
It's not that done yet, but we're working on it.
So that's what you, it's a car title in the digital space.
Okay.
No, you're explaining it very well.
Yeah.
So that's what she did.
She got involved with these developers who make these things and said,
I'm going to make my Hawk 2 a girl meme coins.
And people actually gave her money for this.
Yes.
Wow.
And it was a pump and dump scheme.
So like they, you know, put news out, pumped it up, people were buying,
and then there was actually no real underlying coins or anything.
So they were buying nothing.
And then once she, you know, went live in public, there was nothing there.
So she just, you know, they're not her, but the developers turned it off and said,
Oh, thanks for the money, assholes.
Yeah.
Cause I think cat terms that at best, she's going to have to Hawk a judge.
This mess she's in, she might be going to jail.
And the funny thing is like this happens all the time with like shit,
celebrity, like D tier celebrities.
And like, I kind of feel bad for them a little bit because they don't know what the
fuck they're doing.
Right.
They're being taken advantage of.
These developers are the scammers and they're saying, Hey, we're going to put,
we're going to make millions and go to Vegas and whatever the fuck.
And the celebrity doesn't know the fuck.
Right.
There's a whole more, another check.
I'll take the check.
Yeah.
And then, but, but when, when it all comes crashing down, it's the celebrity on the
hook for, you know, the, for the justice department or whatever.
And they never find the developers because they just, they just piss off.
Yeah.
They change their name and do it again.
Okay.
Yeah.
I was wondering how that, because I've been reading about that and I, I don't understand
it.
So I figured you explain it.
Yeah.
It's like, dude, don't buy this shit.
It's fucking stupid.
Like, come on.
Like you want to use cryptos that have utility, right?
You like, like Monero Monero's money for you.
You use it to buy and sell goods on the dark web.
Buying so good on XMR bizarre, you know, participate in our, in our donations and
lotteries and everything.
Right.
It's being used as money.
So whatever crypto you want to get into, make sure it has a use.
It's not just fucking number go up.
I can get more dollars later.
No, you want to use the crypto for its own purposes.
Cool.
Yeah.
So we'll see how that plays out.
I mean, she's being taken advantage of and I do feel bad for her that, but I mean,
she's made, she made her own choices.
Yeah.
At some point you have to say you're an adult and you've seen this happen before.
So she got greedy and she went for, uh, you know, yeah, maybe she'll need to start
cupping the balls to get out of this mess.
I'm not sure.
Well, I can't do something a little extra.
Maybe I did you up the boot of the poop hole.
Oh my gosh.
So, uh, you have another one or?
Uh, I do.
Okay.
All right.
So you probably haven't heard the name James Lindsay.
The name sounds very many, but it might be the last name that I'm,
okay.
So it's both names, but yeah.
Yeah.
So several years ago, he submitted a bunch of fake articles to, um, uh, like these
postmodernist, uh, feminist journals, academic journals.
Yeah.
So for example, he, uh, he took mine conf by Hitler and he just changed the words around
a little bit and the feminist, uh, publication just said, Oh yeah, this is,
this is a great feminist article.
Uh, and then he did other like just making up nonsense.
Like he did something about, uh, dogs at the dog park having sex, uh, or patriarchy or just
complete utter bullshit.
Right.
And all these things fell for it and they published it and it was hilarious and we all laughed and
it was a great time.
Well, so this week he, uh, sent an article to a Christian journal.
Okay.
And what he did was he took Karl Marx's, my, um, communist manifesto.
Okay.
And he changed the word around a little bit.
It's still the same, you know, logic and argument and then he submitted it and they
published it.
So, so now he's getting flack from all these right wing, uh, Twitter people like certain
and like some of them are, are waking up to it and some of them are just following
They fell for it.
Fuck them.
Like Cernovich and who else?
Like, just fucking idiots, dude.
Like, dude, like own it.
You got tricked.
Yeah.
You guys, like you don't have real philosophies.
Right.
Like you, you think like commies and we called you out.
Just fucking change your minds.
Stop being commies.
Communism is fucking stupid.
And some of them are right.
Like some of them are saying, oh, it didn't really count because you change this word.
You change the word specter to the word spirit and that doesn't count and just fucking like
you're just embarrassing.
Stuff fading in the flames.
It goes away.
But others, some of them are saying, well, actually Karl Marx was good sometimes.
Like, no, he fucking wasn't.
What are you talking about?
This is embarrassing.
Just let it die.
You're ruining your own movement.
You fucking morons.
It's a one day story unless you keep it fucking going.
Oh, I'm going to keep it going.
As long as they, I'm going to be there, man.
Fuck these idiots.
Yeah.
It's like the, the 20 year old girls crying all the time.
We keep that shit going.
Dude, that's fucking funny.
Oh, stop worshiping Karl Marx.
Fucking idiots.
So where are we at now?
We are looking at Kash Patel as the new FBI director.
Yeah, I don't, I haven't looked into him.
So I don't really know what to think.
I mean, he's got a lot of experience and he seems like he would be good.
I do like one interview he was in that said on day one, I will be, because the FBI just
got a new building.
Oh, nice.
Yeah.
No, it's a nice building.
He goes on day one.
Can I visit it?
Yeah.
Even though I paid for it?
If, if Cash Patela takes over because what he wants to do is move the FBI out and make
it a museum for the deep state.
So all the evidence of shit they do.
Nice.
Here's the Kennedy assassination exhibits.
And here's the MK Ultra exhibits.
Here's where the bullet really came from.
What?
Here's the operation paper clip.
I'll go look that one up guys.
Fast and furious.
Yeah.
This is Obama special.
Yeah.
We lost our guns.
What?
I just saw a story today.
This sheriff in this dinky fucking Iowa town, they have like 800 people in the town.
The police department has three officers.
Okay.
And the sheriff or not, I don't know sheriff or chief.
Downmarsh, probably.
Yeah, sheriff's gotta be elected at town marshals.
He bought like 90 full auto machine guns.
He bought a Gatlin gun.
He bought like all his gear that he said he needed for the, for the departments.
Nice.
And the feds actually did their job for once and they looked into it and they're like,
that doesn't sound right.
And it turned out he was selling all this shit to like gang bangers and then
as a Venezuelan, you know, like,
Wait, the Venezuelan what?
Gangs?
There's no gangs here.
Gangs and yeah.
There's no Venezuelan gangs here.
I mean, they've only got a little bit of stuff.
Oh, Jesus.
Well, that's where they're getting their weapons from.
It's not fucking like, it's the cops.
They're just cycling it.
So that's where all these guns are coming from.
So the Gatlin gun.
Yeah.
Is that the gun?
What?
It's probably not the gun was the hand crank.
Well, no, but you got the barrel.
Yes.
That's it.
Yes.
Yeah.
Do you know what it's?
Do you know that the nickname of that is?
I thought it was the Gatlin gun.
Chicago typewriter.
No, that's the Tommy gun.
Oh, Tommy gun.
Yeah.
That's what they want the barrel as a, as a,
Well, the time, I mean, that's the, the magazine that has a drum magazine,
but you can have a normal magazine and Tommy gun.
I was at a flea market, not in this state, but
sit close to this state where there were selling guns at it.
And, and it said, well, I can't, I'm not going to say the name of the state because I don't
want it.
It said, you must have a state ID to purchase guns here.
I go, oh, it's a shame because I'm, you guys have cool stuff.
Yeah.
And I did not buy any guns.
She'll say that right now.
The guy goes, well, if you're going to pay cash, I don't see any need for paperwork.
Right on brother.
You're going to have to tell me where this place is after the show.
Oh, yeah, Matt.
Well, there's, we have some nice gun ranges here in Vegas, especially for tourists.
And a lot of them have like full auto packages.
Yeah.
And like, you can go shoot a Tommy gun.
Dude, you can drive a takeover a car here in Vegas.
You can do anything.
Yeah.
No, actually though, there's, there's, there is a place here in Nevada that has a flea market on
Saturdays that the right vendor won't be doing the paperwork either.
Okay.
I have, I, I've been to the flea market and I know this is not the one.
It's not in Clark County.
Oh, okay.
Hmm.
Interesting.
When the county is in.
Yeah.
So I was, I was, I was quite fun, but uh, so cash Patel, his computer got hacked by the Iranians.
Sounds like he's kind of a dumbass.
Is anybody believe it's the Iranians?
Oh, well, if it got hacked at all, he's kind of a dumbass.
Well, yeah, I don't know what, what extent it was.
And it says they never really said how much stuff they got.
Yeah.
And this is okay.
This news story broke a few days ago and I haven't seen anything yet.
So I'm kind of thinking maybe it didn't.
Well, so like 99% of the time when your stuff got hacked, it's because you clicked on a link
in an email and like, oh, I want a free car.
Yeah.
Oh, oh, yeah.
Don't do that.
Wait, an Iranian prince is going to give me $5 million.
Random fucking links.
Even I'm smart enough not to do that.
Well, apparently the FBI director isn't.
Yeah, but he's a truly hacked though.
Because the media is going nuts over Trump specs.
Yeah, yeah.
I still got the hate Pete Hexeth.
Yeah, they're capping on this dude.
So, so I guess there was some email of his moms that leaked where she said something that made
him sound like a abuser.
They're having on them and the media went nuts.
Well, this is the funny part.
So his mom started calling and saying, that's not what I meant.
Like you guys are taking this out of mom's day out of it.
So, but now they're saying, oh, Pete Hexeth's mommy has to make calls for him.
Like what the fuck?
Like you guys did this.
What is this?
So stupid.
They're insane.
I mean, I mean, it's everything.
And so here's the here is a war pig test.
If anybody goes, well, he should just step down.
Fuck you.
You're a war pig.
Shut up.
You're not a Trump or Trump because I mean, this is basically what's happened.
I still believe he put Gates up there as a test to see what senators he's got another problem with.
I have a feeling Gates was never the actual pick.
But he's a good, he's a good pick though.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, Gates is not going back to Congress.
Gates is working in the White House.
He can hire him and not have him for certain jobs, especially for a security.
Well, there was one, what was it?
It was a, it was a sheriff that in Florida.
Yeah.
I forget what he nominated him to, but like there's black lives like from Trump's own.
We shut that shit down.
Yeah.
And he actually withdrew it.
So, you know, that was the right, right wing.
Yeah.
That's pro.
Possibly because right now we're a party is split.
Who's our?
Well, I'm not, I'm able to material, but I did vote for Trump.
So I have to, I'm kind of, first time for Republican in probably two decades.
Probably.
But the party is split and there are the war pigs and they're the people that want to fix this country.
And they think they do.
I, I'm going to, for the first time in my life, I'm going to remain hopeful of the incoming
presidential people because I don't know what else to do after what we've been through the last four years.
Dude, it's fucking horrible what we've been through.
You truly sit down and think about it.
I mean, COVID shutdowns.
Yeah.
The lying, the outright lie from the media and not even telling the truth.
Oh, did you not must try to buy MSNN?
He was holding can't.
Something like that.
I didn't know if it was a fake story or not.
I don't know.
That's what I heard, but I didn't look at it.
I'm kind of waiting to see how that one works out because he would love it.
I know he got, he got denied by a judge for his compensation package.
So, like the shareholders of, I think it was Tesla.
They voted to give him a huge.
$356 million, I think it was.
I think it was billion.
It was something.
Well, it was a billion.
I don't know, but it was, it was big.
And the shareholders voted on it overwhelmingly, like 70% of them voted yes.
And some dumbass who owns nine shares of Tesla sued saying,
you're harming my value as a shareholder.
And some dumbass Delaware judge agreed to it.
And they'll appeal that.
Well, that's the thing.
So, so the shareholders held another meeting and voted again.
And they said, yeah, we did.
That's not what we want.
We want to pay Elon this package.
And, and by the way, like when you hear this huge number,
keep in mind that Elon has not, has not gotten paid anything for like 10 years.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
I mean, like he takes a $1 salary.
So he doesn't pay tax.
He had the shares that he bought in with.
Okay.
But he's not getting been given anything by Tesla.
And I'm sure that $356 million, whatever it is, is probably stock options.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
It's not, it's not, it's not a sugarcane.
So you have to take that number and divide it by 10 years or whatever.
Yeah.
So it's not, oh, they just paid him this for what you know.
This is his entire value of working there forever.
Yeah.
Because he came out today and said how important CEOs are for companies and how,
how they can make a break company.
Yeah.
And apparently how they can make themselves get shot.
So that's a good job.
I sequined into that.
What do you think?
I mean, it's just some fucking dumbass that we don't know the motive.
They haven't caught the guy yet.
Right.
I'm going to stick, keep most of my comments short.
But apparently there was, there was stuff written on the shell casing.
Yes.
That's actually what I want to talk about.
Okay.
It's about, it's, it's, it's, it was anti-united healthcare.
Yes.
So did you see the video?
Yes.
Did he have a silencer or suppressor on that gun?
Because it was really long.
I think so.
So they're saying that if you don't use the right
connection with the two, that you're, you're handgun, because it's not stovepipe,
but jam or jam.
Yeah.
So they're saying that's why he kept releasing.
Right.
Because the gases get caught in the, in the suppressor.
Right.
And then they don't filter back into the, the firearm, which is what reloads the chamber.
What's the next round?
So was that what was happening or he just calls, well, I wrote some notes on some shells
on the shells after he hit the ground.
So he may have like, boom, shot at the leg, cocked one out, boom, shot him in the back.
Well, how many shots did he fire?
I believe three.
Okay.
So we only shot five shots.
But there were five shells with words on them.
So did they grab the magazine somehow?
Like, no, he ejected them.
Oh, he ejected them.
Yeah.
No, if you watch the video, he shoots him in the leg.
Yeah.
And then that, that shot gets ejected.
Yeah.
He ejects the next one, whether he was ejected it because the gas guy caught up with the suppressor,
or he goes, there's a word that's got to get out, click, click, and then shoots him in the back,
and then shoots again.
But he ejected.
Interesting.
I believe he ejected two or three live rounds.
Oh.
But then there, but so I love you, we're always a professional hit.
I'm like, there's a lot of things to say it wasn't because most professional hitmen don't stop and buy coffee.
I guess he needed to like the energy to catch up.
But well, yeah, you got to fucking suppress the, you got to like, got the shakes and everything.
So the dude did have, well, no, actually that, so coffee, people like me, coffee comes with me now.
Yeah.
If no, it does.
It has a negative effect.
If you have, I'm not saying I have an ADD, but whatever, if you have, if you ever try with
ADD, the best you can give them is a cope before school, right?
Because it battles them out.
Well, maybe he's an ADD kid.
That's why.
Well, no, but I mean, it could calm him down and then enough to like, but he never really ran.
He walked the entire time and his escape path was very interesting to me.
I didn't look at that.
So he shoots the guy and literally just turns left and walks across street.
Just walked and then he walks down an alley.
Yeah.
To the next street, turned right, went to the next actual street and turned right again.
And then turned left on the street that he just shot a guy a block and a half back
and then went into Central Park.
Interesting.
Well, no, it's genius because who the fuck would do that?
If the cops were like, oh my God, they just got shot.
Okay.
Oh, okay.
With that way, they're going that way.
But that motherfucker is going that way.
He gets doubled back to the path.
So then he is a professional.
I think they probably watch an episode of Criminal Minds or something and goes,
oh, I'm going to try that.
I'm not sure.
Well, apparently they know his name or they know the name of the guy that was in Starbucks or
I don't know that because I've heard a name.
So there's two pictures of guys.
I believe both are in Starbucks.
One, the guy's got a mask on like this.
Yeah.
And the other guy's got a full face shot.
Yeah.
That's the other weird thing is like, there's the same.
It's a similar coat.
But it's straps in the backpack are totally different colors.
Yeah.
It's I don't know.
It's really weird, but the cameras don't always capture color properly.
So like, oh, for us in lighting.
Yeah.
That's also weird.
Okay.
Well, I mean, it might be him, but I don't know.
Well, one person says he walks like a girl.
So have we checked Oliver Chase?
Was he wearing a mask?
Chase Oliver or Oliver Chase?
The gay we got.
Oh, Chase Oliver.
Wait.
Yeah, this you can't fucking mix words with me, man.
My fucking brain just spins crazy.
The dude out of Georgia that tried to run as a libertarian was not a libertarian.
Maybe it was him.
Walks like a girl.
I don't know.
And he's in the guns.
Well, he would never shoot that actor.
He would miss.
Yeah, he would miss.
And did you see the picture?
You're safe for now, Chase.
Wait, did you see a picture of a picture wearing his gun?
His gun's like here.
Okay.
I'm like, you dumbass.
Everyone's gonna take like five years.
I'm gonna take that gun from you, dumbass.
Quit doing stupid shit, dude.
But no, so this is my opinion of this right now.
It's no one should shoot and kill someone.
I do not agree with that.
Okay.
That sounds pretty libertarian.
Well, but here's the thing.
So there's right now, there's two potential motives.
Yeah.
One's financial and one is insurance related.
The financial one is the execs of United Healthcare sold their stock when they heard
they're becoming invested by the, be investigated by the feds.
Okay.
So that's technically illegal for them to do because they use inside information.
Okay.
And that made them a lot of money and the other people lose a lot of money.
Right.
So it could be, but the due to the picture looks like it is early 20s.
So I'm really doubting it's a stock, it's a stock issue.
So then the other issue is.
Well, but he could just be, if he's a hired person, then it doesn't matter what,
you know what I mean?
Like, and he could, and that could be, but there's also the fact that maybe a family
member of his, yeah, had United Healthcare and their claims were denied.
Right.
So United Healthcare denies more claims than any other insurance company.
I think I saw that somewhere.
They're like 35 or 40% of claims they just bought out deny.
So that's pretty much a scumbag right there.
Well, you pay your health insurance, you pay your bills.
If a doctor goes, you need this treatment.
It's not that simple.
Right.
Cause like you, okay, let's say you, you have car insurance, right?
As you're legally mandated to do because yay government.
And you go to Jiffy loop cause you need an oil change.
Right.
And Jiffy loop says, okay, it's going to be $100.
And he's, what do you mean?
Give that to my car insurance.
What's your car insurance going to say?
Well, they're inclined that, but you're going to decline that, but you didn't hear what I said.
I said, if you pay your dues, pay your insurance premiums.
But you do pay your premiums.
And the doctor says this is medically necessary.
The guy Jiffy loop says this oil changes is necessary for your car to run.
He's not a licensed professional like doctor.
Yes, he is.
He's a mechanic.
He's a, you can fucking trade pot for a free oil change.
Okay.
You go to a licensed mechanic for your oil change.
But the point is just because you need this healthcare,
it doesn't mean it's covered by your insurance.
You have to read your contract.
Nobody's read their contract.
Have you read your insurance?
No, no, no, no, no, I'm actually going through a similar thing with a warranty company right now.
That I might be actually suing them in small claims court because no lawyer is going to take it,
but I'm going to do it for fun.
There you go.
I think I mentioned that last week before.
So let's see how that works out.
I mean, turn a plate.
Look, people like read your fucking contracts, right?
Just because,
But no, but you, you got, you got a question why their number is the highest of any other,
and is that a number?
It's a percentage.
Well, maybe they have the dumbest customers that
I've had you in healthcare for a while.
Well, there we go.
Why did they reuse my health insurance?
I mean, actually, what's your doctor?
Here's the thing.
Like we talked about this a little bit.
There is a couple episodes ago, but health insurance is really fucked up in this country
because of the government.
Yep.
And like, you know, they have to cover abortion or not.
I don't know if they cover abortions or not.
Well, but they have to cover pregnancy if you're a man, right?
Like all sorts of stupid fucking bullshit that makes no sense.
And that costs them money.
They have to recoup that money somehow.
They're not going to just like, do you want them to go broke?
Because if they go broke, then you don't get insurance.
It's a gamble.
Okay.
But the government is making them gamble.
Well, well, I don't know about that.
They are.
That's like, again, if it's a free market, right, you would say, oh, this United
Place, they deny too many claims.
I'm not going to buy their insurance.
I'm going to go.
You don't have insurance.
You don't have an open market for insurance.
Well, again, that's the whole point.
But I did get a better share a few weeks ago.
And they, you can't, there technically is an open market, but you have to go to one
of the Christian groups and join a big group.
There's ones that don't have religious tests.
Oh, there are.
Yeah.
Okay.
But here's another question about health insurance.
I say, I said to renew my health insurance for next year.
Yeah.
So I buy health insurance for my body.
Yeah.
But then I buy vision insurance for my eyes.
Okay.
And then I buy dental insurance for my teeth.
Yeah.
Are they not in my body?
I mean, it's, isn't it, I mean, well, I mean, it's, it's better, it's better for you
financially to separate those things.
No, it's not because of deductibles and copays.
And fucking sure.
But in the end, you end up paying less overall.
Well, I mean, my vision insurance does cost me 34 cents a paycheck.
So I can't fight about that.
Yeah, but it's pretty fucking cheap.
But it's principle.
My eyeballs are in my head.
My head is part of my body.
It's just the way that, okay.
So like that.
It's a way to suck more money out of this.
No, it's not.
Because you end up paying less that way.
Why do they do it?
If they pay less, then why are they doing it that way?
Well, so a lot of it is, again, it goes back to the way the government categorizes doctors.
So like, to be a medical doctor, you have to be in the AMA and then you have to have this
kind of degree.
Oh, they are different.
And then to be an ophthalmologist, you have to have this kind of degree and be in this association.
And it's just all fucking, you have to follow different regulations.
It's all just bullshit.
Like just let the market work.
All right.
Not fair enough.
So getting back to the CEO that got shot and killed for probably making bad decisions
for his company.
Yeah.
No, I want to see what the, what the, if they actually catch this guy or maybe he'll release
the manifesto that the FBI will hide from us for months and then Stephen Crowley will have to get
a chance, right?
Well, we don't know.
I mean, we only saw this much.
Right.
That's a good point.
I mean, he maybe is trans.
Maybe it was a trans shooting.
I don't know.
But again, don't kill somebody.
But if you're a CEO, stop fucking around and do your, do your dear, stop worrying about your
profit when you're making billions of dollars.
That's a job.
That's literally his job.
Not to screw people over.
I don't know that you don't have to screw people over.
I'm actually going to start trying to look into this and try to find out if, because I had them,
but I don't use my insurance.
Yeah.
I don't go to doctor.
Yeah.
I don't have health insurance.
Fuck that shit.
I go to Chinatown and go to a Asian store and they fix me right up or make me worse.
I don't know.
But, but I've survived 20 years outside.
But I did see a doctor the other day.
I have a thing I was trying to, I'm doing exactly, I'm 54.
My check engine line's not on yet.
So I'm trying to just check a few things out and make sure I'm okay for the next 54 years.
So I'm playing, I'm playing at 100, at least 108.
Oh, there you go.
I mean, it's 54, it's the new 30.
It's just you're in pain a lot when you're, I don't fucking know.
I actually know of a problem with my age.
That's the problem.
People are like, oh, like, oh, you turned 50.
Like, oh, happy birthday, man.
Banjee, now he turned 50 today or yesterday, whatever.
He's not listening anyway.
It's not, he's gonna do a legal note to me.
Because I'm going to have to be like, oh, I'm a legal note.
I said that Banjee was birthday was today.
It was actually yesterday.
And because of you, it's just getting legal note into death right now, which is fine.
It makes me find funny.
But again, I'm jumping stories.
So no, I sort of find out what the motivation was about it.
And honestly, I mean, I mean, there's a lot of, here's a scary thing.
And this is not me.
I am not advocating this.
But there's a lot of people on social media, which is probably four people.
But I say a lot.
They're like, well, it's time we take out more CEOs.
Do not take out more CEOs.
You're not kill fat.
Like, what do you think that's going to do?
Oh, I think it's be reckoning.
I don't really want to go into this road because I would say stuff that I would
probably get in trouble for.
No, but like, what do you think CEOs are going to do if you start murdering them?
You think they're going to start running their company at a loss to benefit you?
No.
Well, okay.
First of all, a loss or less of a profit.
Okay.
Like you can't, it's not like a fucking video game.
It's a free market.
Yeah.
But you can't just say, okay, our profit rate is going to be this.
And then now we make that.
That's not how it works.
You don't know what's going to happen in the next year.
You do your best to deliver products and services at a profit.
CEOs are pretty gross though.
How many of you bet?
Their salary package, their parachute package.
Okay.
Like, do you understand that salary of a CEO is voted on by the shareholders, just like
Elon Musk?
Okay.
So the shareholders are the ones who seek to gain or lose value by owning the stock.
And if they say the CEO is worth $50 million, then who are you to tell them otherwise?
Right?
They're the ones who lose if the CEO fucks up.
Right?
If the CEO fucks up and the stock tanks, I lose my money.
Netflix CEO got fired because he made a back call.
So if I hire, if I believe the CEO is worth $50 million and the value of my stock goes up,
then he's worth $50 million.
What's the hourly rate of $50 million?
I mean, it's got to be like $100 an hour.
Yeah, I have no idea.
No, more than that.
$1000.
Yeah, $1000.
Okay.
But so what?
I mean, like they're managing like multinational fucking thousands of employees.
I mean,
Oh yeah, they're managing them.
They are.
They don't have department heads that are actually doing the work and reporting back.
They're still doing work.
They're managing department heads.
They're saying, okay, give me give me the ideas for next quarter.
Okay, that sucks.
Fuck off.
You're fired.
That's a good idea.
Let's do that.
So Steve Jobs is the CEO, correct?
Of Apple.
Yes.
Did he do good?
Yes.
Oh, he didn't just go, oh, I want to put, what's the joke?
I want to put music on this.
And he was right.
Make it happen.
And if he was right.
Oh dear God, seriously.
He didn't invent it.
He didn't do the work.
But you didn't do it?
Other people did it.
You didn't come up with it?
Oh, Jesus Christ.
You didn't come up with that idea?
So if I did come up with the idea, I would be, um,
Maybe.
To see you.
But you didn't.
And that's, damn it.
That's why you're here.
You're not.
I'm always a daily and I'm just not quite factual.
Well, that's the problem.
Like that's why.
I'm mostly factual, but just not 100%.
That's why CEOs make good money.
It's that simple.
I don't know.
I mean, I would like to do research.
I won't because it seems like it'd be very hard to do is
track CEO salaries over, over, over, over decades.
Oh, well, okay.
Let me see if they went up at a reasonable rate.
Let me give you this statistic.
The average CEO makes less money than I do.
Okay.
So what's, what's the parameters of choosing who's the CEO?
The CEO of a company.
Okay.
You look at a company that's registered on,
on the book somewhere and look up their CEO.
There's, there's no, so there's no way.
That can be true.
It's true.
CEOs can make 35 to 40, $50 million a year.
Some of them.
Offset.
The good ones.
Yeah.
That's like saying, okay, what do you think the average basketball player earns?
Right.
But if you earn $10 a year because you're a shitty CEO and
something that was $40 million a year, it's going to keep it way up in the, up there.
But that's why the average is so low.
It's lower than what I don't know.
So like, okay, what is the average baseball player?
Wait, hold on.
JD Vance.
Every time, every time Wall's lied, he went,
Okay.
What is the average baseball player earn?
Baseball is a sucky game.
But what is the average player?
I don't know.
Take a guess.
$350,000.
It's not even close.
They make like minimum wage.
Wait, wait.
The average baseball player.
No, there's no.
I didn't say MLB.
I said baseball player.
You're not like literally kids.
No, people that play as a living.
Okay.
So, so minor league is included.
Yes.
They, they lost so much money.
They shut down half the teams.
Okay.
That's my point.
Just because you're at the top of the game,
you're the best in the fucking world.
Of course you're rich,
but the average person makes dick.
And the CEOs take all the fucking.
See, especially if a small-
What risk do they take?
In a shot?
No, if a small company, you own the company.
Like, because in a big company,
the CEO doesn't own the company.
Right.
But in a small company,
the CEO is usually the owner of the company.
So if you fuck up, you lose everything.
Okay.
So, that's, again,
you can't do the research, but,
but if you take a CEO that actually owns the company
and see his salary versus CEOs that do not own the company
and see what their salaries are,
I think it's going to be a huge
Well, okay.
Now we have to define what is owned the company.
Like, because, because usually a CEO of a public
corporation owns stock in the company.
Right.
So,
owns it out.
I mean, either.
Okay.
So you majority share.
Okay.
Majority share.
Okay.
Yeah.
So I would think that number would change drastically.
Probably, but I don't see what the problem is.
So then why do shareholders agree to pay them?
That kind of money.
Because they're delivering value on it.
Are they though?
Yes.
But if the shareholders think they are,
the shareholders could be wrong,
but what the fuck do I care?
It's none of my business.
Right.
I'm not a shareholder.
That's still sketchy.
If it's a, if it's a company I own shares in,
then yes, I'm going to care.
I mean, I'm all for companies making as much money as they can.
But when the, when you have minimum wage workers
and you got a CEO making 40, 50 million dollars,
it's just gross.
It really is.
Why is it gross?
Like, nobody owes you anything.
Like you have this weird by like,
you're doing this whole communism thing, right?
No, it's like, no.
Where you think somebody owes you something.
Nobody owes you dick.
You get what you've earned in life.
Okay.
Whether you do education or experience,
and I get that.
But I don't know, at some point,
when you're looking at that high of a,
when you're making over $1,000 an hour.
Yeah, but they're working for massive companies
that have like, like one,
if you go to the bathroom at the wrong time,
your company stock tanks.
You know what I mean?
So like, and, and guess what?
I don't believe the CEO is the one watching.
That's great.
When the stock tanks, your ass is on the hook.
No, no.
Right?
So you take all the blame.
I do believe Netflix has psyched off these two CEOs
for making truly bad decisions.
Well, there you go.
So like, so the problem is,
when we get into this whole government regulation shit,
where like, they, they have monopolies that,
that are favored by the, by the regulations.
And like, they rotate these CEOs in the,
into the regulated, regulatory departments, right?
Back in and out.
Right.
That's where a bullshit starts.
Right?
Like, because that does happen.
Well, I'm not going to deny that.
So every CEO, because whether they're a public or private
company, because they're publicly traded,
or the companies that are publicly traded,
their CEO salaries is public information.
Correct?
Yes.
Okay.
So maybe some might will.
Well, a lot of them don't take salaries at all.
Like they'll, they'll just get.
Let's not warrant both against the way.
I pay less, I pay less taxes than my secretary does.
Yeah.
I'm not mad.
You pay, you get paid a dollar a day.
Yeah.
So yeah, of course you do.
It's just me need manipulation.
I don't know.
Buy a MSN for us and we won't change the world.
There you go.
Elon Musk, I mean, just give me the money.
I'll buy, give me the money to the table.
Give us a 3 AM slot.
I'll go, no, no, no, I'll go buy a MSN.
And, and we'll let you tell us what to do to a certain extent.
We're going to say what we want to say,
but we go work a deal out and tell you,
get me on that fucking TV show.
I will, we're going to change the name.
What, what did you change the name to?
Why change it?
MSNBC though.
I guess we have to get rid of the MS.
And the BC too.
And the BC.
Yeah.
Okay.
You have to change it.
What would we say?
Uh, canary the cage.
There's too many letters though.
You can't, like when you're on like cable,
you're on the guy and it would be like car.
What car?
What's car?
C-I-T-C.
That's kind of classy.
Canary the cage.
All right.
We can do that.
All right.
We see you.
You know what?
We already got a name.
I mean, we got a big spot.
We put it in there.
We got a logo too.
We got sweat equity now.
We got a logo.
We already have our little canary icon.
We have sweat equity.
Give us MSNBC.
Please.
Everybody.
Tweet X, whatever you want to do D-Lon Musk.
Tell him to buy us that freaking.
Oh God, I would have so much fun.
I move the studios here to Vegas
and we can have all kinds of fun.
Oh Lordy.
Oh God, what else?
It would, where are we sitting?
I got my shit done.
Yeah.
We're almost at an hour and hour
just for the bullshit talk.
I just need to do a quick run through of my notes.
No, I mean, I, I mean, go to my X
and I posted some shit on the X.
If I did, I want to kind of talk about it
to why I posted it.
Let's see here.
We have like seriously dead air here.
Oh, there you go.
That's the guy.
Yeah, I can't even saw that.
But that is, I believe that is the shooter
because he's got the mask off.
Okay. Yeah.
And see the gun, see the leaf of the barrel?
Yeah.
So, you look it up, there are videos everywhere.
I probably wouldn't show it
even if we had the ability to.
Hey, I mean, somebody did get shot and died.
I mean, not that I'm,
for it gets to me, if you fuck around, you fuck around.
Oh, we survived Alien Invasion Day.
Yeah, nothing happened surprisingly.
No, no, there were UFOs.
Yeah, there were always UFOs
because people are fucking idiots.
Oh, gee, what's that?
Oh, it's the son-ass hole.
So, what's up with the UFOs?
Because it's an unidentified flying object,
could be a drone.
Over, they're going over like our military bases.
They're going over the houses of FBI agents.
Okay.
I mean, I'm not saying I'm against it.
I'm just saying what the fuck's going on?
Who's doing it?
Right. I wish it was me.
You want a drone watching you all the time?
No, I wanted my drone watching the FBI.
Who are you talking about?
Oh.
What else?
What do we got?
What do you got?
Well, I was saying, Adam Schiff,
I was going to play that video,
but I mean, it's, it's an idiot.
Fuck him.
He needs to go away.
No, I think we're good.
All right.
So, let's, you want to get into it?
Yeah, go do your thing.
All right.
So, I'm going to talk about thinking like a hacker.
Nice generic topic that a lot of people
don't think about too much.
So, before we talk about thinking like a hacker,
I want to talk about the opposite,
which is thinking like an engineer.
Okay.
So, most people, most people naturally think
like an engineer.
So, what does that mean?
You see a problem and you make a tool
or a system to solve that problem.
Right.
You say, I need this part and this part
connects to that part and then you turn the crank
and then the problem is solved.
Right. That's how an engineer thinks.
Yeah.
So, a hacker is somebody that looks at a tool or a system
and says, huh, I wonder how that works.
Right.
So, I want to take it apart, move the pieces around.
What happens if I turn the crank the opposite way?
Right.
And then, not only do you want to know how it works,
but what happens if I use it on other problems
or in ways that the maker didn't intend me to use it?
Right.
So, simple example, you're on a web form.
It says, what's your login and password?
What if I don't write anything in and I hit enter?
What happens?
In some places, it works.
I mean, yeah.
Right. Exactly.
So, you never know.
But that's a simple example.
So, I want to talk about kind of the history of this before
getting into more details.
So, do you know who the first hacker was?
Historically speaking.
No.
No?
It was a Chinese guy named Sun Zhu.
Okay.
So, he was a philosopher in like fucking third century BC
or something.
And he wrote a book called The Art of War.
Okay.
So, I don't know if you've heard of that.
Yeah.
Most people have heard of that.
Pretty sure.
Yeah.
And it's not really a book.
It's like a treatise.
It's not really that long.
There may be 20 pages in the translated version.
And everybody should read this book.
Yeah.
Um, because he was the original hacker.
So, one quote from the book is,
all warfare is based on deception.
Okay.
So, you talk about that.
When you think about war, you think,
oh, I'm going to line my troops up here.
And they're going to line their troops up there.
And then the troops are going to go towards each other
and swing their swords and blah, blah, blah.
And Sun Zhu is like, no, fuck that.
We're not, that's not how it works.
Right.
If you want to win a war, you need to deceive your opponents.
So, you want to have, um, let's say your opponent
relies on his horsemen.
Okay.
Well, what's, what beats horsemen, right?
What are horsemen weak to?
Let's figure that out and then apply that instead of just
having troops line up and go to get slaughtered.
That's technically how we won the Revolution of War.
Right.
Well, that's, they were hackers too.
Um, so yeah, so, uh, so the idea is that winning
or achieving your goal is easier through indirect
and unforeseen strategies as opposed to applying
node strategies better than your opponents are.
Okay.
Right.
So don't hit the ball faster and harder.
Do something smarter, fool them, trick them.
Right.
So that's, that's thinking like a hacker.
That's why Sun Tzu is the first hacker.
Okay.
So another historical hacker, uh, Herbert Dao,
who founded the Dao Chemical Corporation.
Okay.
So, uh, he discovered a cheap way to extract bromine
from natural resources.
Okay.
And so what he started doing was he started selling
this bromine, uh, and lowering the price and taking over the market.
Uh, so, so Germany, who, who were the previous, um, owners
of the market essentially said, Hey, knock that off.
We don't like that.
Right.
Um, and they're, and they're the government.
So they have monopoly powers.
They can print money and make their price even cheaper.
So what they said was, well, we're just going to sell it below cost.
Fuck you.
And then we're going to, we're going to take over the market.
Right.
So what do you think Dao did?
Sold even cheaper.
No, because he would lose money.
Yeah.
But companies can lose money to make money.
Yeah.
But Germany is going to have more, not run out of money.
That was actually Home Depot's plan.
If, if, uh, yeah, I'm going to just work in Ard,
just because that's where I grew up.
But they put all the people here in Home Depot here
into the bar, it's without a business.
They close one of the Home Depot's.
That doesn't work.
But it did.
It doesn't work here because, but you're, but you're fighting
in governments.
They have, you know, I see you're saying, yeah.
So, so see, like you're, you're not thinking like a hacker.
So what Charles Dow, or Herbert Dow did is he hired a bunch of people
and said, Hey, go buy all that bromine.
Just buy it all.
Buy every, he is.
No, the Germans are selling.
Okay.
Buy it all.
Buy every, every last bit.
Buy it all.
Right.
Resold.
And the Germans are like,
Ha, ha, we're going to put you out of business,
you stupid motherfucker.
And then, and then Herbert Dow starts selling it.
At a profit.
So, and they're like, wait a minute, what just happened?
And they couldn't figure it out.
Right.
So, so he outsmarted that.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's a good one.
Oh, another one.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Redwood magnet,
steamship magnet, 19th century.
They're, they're, I heard Vanderbilt.
Yeah.
That's Vanderbilt.
I haven't got, not that particular guy.
Well, he's the founder.
He's, he's the guy.
So he, he ran steamship ferries in the New York area.
And like this guy was like 20 years old when he started doing this.
So he discovered that you could just charge nothing for the ride.
So like all these companies, like there was one company that had a state-granted monopoly.
Okay.
I think it was the Robert Fulton who invented the steam engine.
And he got a monopoly from New York state.
And, and Vanderbilt was like, fuck you, I'm going to run my steamship anyway.
Go ahead and stop me.
Okay.
And, and.
And he started charging nothing, right?
So how, now how's he making money doing this though?
Well, I mean, nowadays you can do what social media does and just advertise the shit out
of everything and make money on that way.
Well, that was a really big one.
But that probably wasn't, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
So, um, he charged people to get off the boat.
No.
You've got to get off the free.
He put like hot dog stands and donut stands and on the shirt and then started charging for that.
Merch.
Yeah.
T-shirts.
And again, Fulton was like, what's going on?
Like, how am I losing money?
So, and because he had a state created a monopoly, he said, uh, shut that guy down.
Government do that.
That's not fair.
So, um, Vanderbilt took it to court.
He says, well, this is not legal.
You can't do that because the constitution, because I, I, the ferry goes from New York to New
Jersey and that's interstate commerce and New York state can't tell me that I can't do that.
Right.
Only the feds can do that.
Right.
So he won that case and he destroyed the New York monopoly on steamships and, you know,
came super rich, did the same thing in railroads and.
Okay.
And that's Cornese Vanderbilt for you.
Steve Jobs.
Yeah.
So, no, no.
So, uh, before Jobs got into, uh, Apple, he was actually a hacker as we think of the term today.
Okay.
And it wasn't computers back then, but it was the phones.
So him and Steve Wozniak, who both co-founded Apple, um, they discovered that a 2600 Hertz tone,
uh, into the phone is, was their control signal.
And, and you could make that tone.
With a whistle from a Captain Crunch box.
Okay.
So you take the Captain Crunch whistle, you blow it into the phone and then the, their network
kind of reboots a little bit and it will let you make free phone calls.
Because it was, it's a cow.
Right.
So, so, so they made free phone calls all around the world.
One famous incident, they called the Pope and he actually picked up the phone.
Wait, seriously?
Yeah.
And that really what, uh, that whole, um, culture that he was in is what led to the
modern computer hacking as we know it today.
So if you, uh, if you look at the, um, hacking magazines called 2600 magazine,
and that's named after the 2600 tone Hertz that, that was used to control the phones.
Oh, cool.
Okay.
Uh, and then I'd like to give some personal experience.
Okay.
Um, so the first story, I was a teenager.
Uh, I, I got caught speeding, uh, cop.
It was, it was an, it was in the Chicago suburbs where they take your license away.
Yeah.
It's the same old, isn't it?
So he gave me a ticket and he took my license and he says, you have to pay the ticket to get
the lighter, just dispute the ticket or pay the ticket, whatever the fuck.
And I, I wasn't going to dispute it.
I was a teenager.
I didn't know any better.
Um, so I go to, I don't have any money because I'm a teenager, right?
But I had a bank account of my parents set up for me.
Okay.
So I go to the bank and they say, I need this $100 to pay my ticket.
And they're like, well, show me your ID because, yeah.
And I'm like, well, I don't have an ID because they took the ID to give me the ticket.
And the bank's like, well, do you have the ticket?
I'm like, yeah, sure.
It's fees, paper with a signature on it.
And they're like, okay, here's $100.
And I walked out of the bank and I'm like, I could have just made my own ticket.
Right.
And, and got $100.
But things are more trusting back then though.
I were more naive and trusting.
But, but that's the thing is like you, you, you encounter these things every day.
But if you don't think like a hacker, you would never go back and say, whoa, I could,
I could exploit this situation.
Yeah.
No, no, I agree.
There's a lot of things you could do.
So like that's something I want you guys to do in your daily life is like look for situations
where something out of the ordinary happens and you kind of do double back and be like,
wait a minute, I could have taken advantage of it.
So just start thinking about doing that.
I like that.
It's really good.
No, don't actually do it.
Don't commit crimes, but think about it.
No, yeah, but look at your different.
Well, because you can actually come up with something that's not illegal.
Right.
But I should be able to show it.
Yeah, exactly.
Because you can, you can start a business that way.
Yeah.
And the other one, so I was in college and I was a part of the ACM, which is the American
Computing and Machinery Club.
It's just like, you know, people that are in computers that have a club and they hosted a
contest.
That's where clubs are.
Yeah.
I've always wondered.
They hosted a contest and the contest was, it was like a video game where you had a program,
a robot to shoot the other players robots.
Yeah.
And whoever won got a gift card at the end or whatever.
So I was coding in my room and my buddy was coding in his room and we were chatting on,
I think it was AIM at the time, A A Well Insta Messenger.
And we were like sharing like, oh, I'm thinking this might be a good strategy.
That might be the strategy.
And like a light bulb went off in my head.
I'm like, wait a minute.
What if you go to that corner and I go to this corner and we don't shoot each other.
We shoot the everybody else.
Yeah.
Right.
So, so he's like, you can see that like his hamster in the wheel and he's like, that's
fucking brilliant.
So we, so we coded it up.
Like we got into each other's rooms and we coded it up so that I wouldn't shoot him and
he wouldn't shoot me and we would just concentrate on everybody else.
And so the day of the competition, there was a lot of entries.
So they didn't put it up on the screen.
It was just like a automatic in the background process.
And like this, you could see the scores come up.
So what happened was like me and him got the top two scores and like the next player under
was like way below, right?
And everyone's like, what the fuck is going on?
Like, how are you doing this?
Right.
So the final round, they actually put it on the screen and everybody saw my robot goes down here.
His robot goes down there and we just start shooting everybody else.
And they're like, that's cheating.
You can't do that.
And we pulled up the rules and we said, show me where it's cheating.
Yeah.
Right.
It's not in the rules that you can't collude with each other.
Okay.
So they changed the rules the next year.
But that's thinking like a hacker, right?
The rules say this, they don't prohibit you teaming up, right?
So see if that works, right?
So find ways around or that the rules don't address and defeat your opponents using deception.
So that's what hacking is really all about.
That's cool.
I like that.
So yeah, start implementing that in your lives.
All right.
So to be a good prepper, survivalist, whatever term you want to use.
You know, I mentioned before you should prep food for your animals.
I kind of want to get into a little bit different story on the animal food because
animal food is disgusting.
I don't actually eat it.
I've tried it.
Have you?
I've tried it.
Let's go to the bones.
Oh, the bones.
Yeah.
They're decent.
Did you think your teeth?
I didn't check.
The bones are actually for your dogs, too.
I didn't check.
You really, really need to stay away from food made in China.
The problem is nobody says made in China on the food.
Right.
So you've got to kind of catch the deception in there.
Made for a company in America, you know, X company in Denver, made, distributed by,
so they'll put something on there.
If it doesn't say made in America, they really just stay away from it.
I'm not even saying all America products are good either.
I'm not mad at him that.
I'm just saying you've got a better chance.
The Chinese food and treats and toys, they are killing animals.
I mean, fuck, their milk was killing people.
You remember that milk dude?
This milk CEO.
I thought it was him.
That's a great example of a CEO.
He, no, no, no.
This dude made milk and they sent it to America.
I thought it was baby formula, not milk.
No, no, this is going back like a decade.
Okay.
So he found out that his milk was tainted and he was killing Americans.
That's what he did.
Ran a sword through him in his office, got on his knees, did that whole samurai thing.
And just see when you're a CEO, you fuck up, run a sword through you.
Because you're all greedy bastards.
So there is recipes online for making your own food.
And I do highly recommend it.
And I'm also in a few weeks, I might be talking about another product that is,
it's actually a dog treats, but humans can't eat them as well,
because they're made out of mushrooms.
The name of the mushroom is, it's hard for me to pronounce,
but it's basically a turkey tail mushroom.
Okay.
This is a version of a turkey tail.
So this is supposed to really help your pets build their immune system.
And that will make them live longer.
The example they were using was a golden retriever, their average lifespan,
you'd spend 18 years, now it's like nine or 10.
That's garbage in garbage out.
And you're feeding your dog shit food.
So try to pay attention to that, to what you're feeding them and learning the code.
Because there's, like in whiskey, there's a company that makes all different kinds of
whiskey and then sells it to other decilers and they claim it as their own.
Unless you're brecconridge decilery, they give you a clot because on your bottle it says,
whiskey made from the snow belt are the Colorado Rockies, but you bought it from Indiana.
So he put like a couple ounces of his whiskey in there and called it good.
He got sued and lost.
But if you look at the back of the whiskey bottle, if it says distributed from Indiana,
Indiana, I believe it's a southern town, I forget what, Evanville or something.
It's a southern town in Indiana that makes it.
If you see that on there, it's your buy, a commercially made whiskey that is not made by the
distiller, the distiller that you think it is, because a lot of people use this.
Not saying it's bad, but to me it's disgusting.
It's not disgusting, tasty.
It's just, don't trick people.
Make your own whiskey and sell your own whiskey.
But getting back to dog food because I like to go up in little tangents,
you kind of look around and see what your dog likes.
You kind of start off with ground beef, chicken, lamb, butternut squash, sweet potatoes.
I do not recommend the pumpkin puree.
Your dog's going to love it and they're going to eat a whole bunch of it.
And then you're going to go to bed and then you're going to wake up and go to work the next day.
And you're going to come home to a dog's never shit in the house and there's going to be shit
everywhere.
It kind of opens up the flow.
It cleans the, so if your dog's constipated, pumpkin puree and then stand back, put that dog
outside because it's going to blow.
So yeah, so you got, I mean, but you know, zucchini, carrots, all you know, parsnips.
What's a parsnip?
A parsnip is like a, it's similar to carrot.
It's like a white carrot, which is a little thicker.
Yeah.
So you kind of like kind of work through all this stuff and kind of see what your dog likes
and you kind of base it on there.
Rice is something good for dogs.
I mean, I think, I've always heard rice is good for dogs, but it's also bad for humans.
So I don't, I don't rightly know exactly.
I mean, everyone says put rice in the dog food, but I would also check on the fact that
it is carbohydrate and can they process it properly?
I guess I could process it, but is it going to leave negative effects?
Right.
Oh yeah.
I think I talked before I rescued that huskier from the homeless guy that was going to,
the dog was going to die.
I went and took him.
Yeah.
We didn't know what the dog was eating.
So we just did basically rice and chicken, you know, nothing else to, for a couple of days,
get this dog kind of like eating and we didn't try to settle his stomach.
So it is not bad for the dog.
The dog will eat it, but it could be have long lasting effects that you don't want.
But look into it.
That's the thing.
That's what's fun about this.
You, you make a game of it.
I mean, like what we do on Sunday night, we just cook a whole bunch of food, put it all together,
talk away in the fridge, dogs eat for a week.
And they, they, they, you know, we can mix it up because I have one dog who doesn't like
the same food twice.
Fucking free Madonna.
It's a dog.
I'm going to have more than one food.
But it's also not about your cats.
So I mean, we all love cats.
If you don't, you're in social paths because they're fun and they're actually good, good animals,
but they are carnivores.
You ever see that?
David tell us about the Joe Rogan bit.
Go to, go to, go to X.
I'm sure it's, wow, it may be down by now.
Vegan cat.
Oh God.
No, no, it's, it's, he goes, it is joking.
He's like, it is, these cats are like drooling like their, their eyes don't get it open.
Is there a vegan cat that's still up?
I don't know.
It may have just, he told this joke like 10 years ago, they may have just gotten trashed
because they got mad at them for it.
But, but, but guess what?
Feed your cat meat.
If you choose not to eat meat, sure.
Good for you, I guess.
Whatever.
Because it's really fucking good.
But don't, don't turn a carnivore into a meatless eater, I guess.
Right.
I don't know.
But the one thing you want to check out is you got to do a little bit of research and make sure
your dog's getting the proper vitamins and nutrition out of the food you're given to them.
You know, I'll give my dogs a little butter every now and then because it's a natural fat.
Yeah.
If I'm eating the steak, I'll share the steak with them a little bit and I will give them part of the fat.
Oh, that's the best part, man.
Oh, isn't the best part.
Fuck that.
Well, I know, but I think, I think it's good for them.
I think it helps them out.
You ain't getting no fucking fat off of me, Dom.
Yeah.
But yeah, so, but yeah, so with cats, I mean, you know, lean meats, they do love the meat.
I've never given my cats raw meat, but I've been told it's really good to do for them.
Yeah, they can do it.
They're carnivores, so their bodies should process it.
They love fish and sardines.
They love that kind of stuff.
I noticed that cats have personalities about that shit.
Yeah.
Like some of them will like tuna, others will prefer salmon, and like you got to fucking buy
like 20 cans and then figure out which one the cat likes.
Well, pay attention.
Your cat will tell you what it likes and what it doesn't like.
A dog will pretty much eat anything.
Yeah.
But a cat is going to be more picky, but learn what the cat likes.
I mean, it's fun.
It's your pet.
Play with it, you know, goof around.
But do you ever see the experiment someone did just recently or maybe old, I just saw it.
They put butter on a plate and now that fake margarine shit on the plate.
The ants would not touch the margarine.
They'd only go for the butter.
So if you put food down and ants don't go to it.
Yeah, that's not food.
It's not food.
But I was just actually here in the other day that we mentioned this on the show before that the
tobacco companies bought food companies and they're making food that are addictive to people.
And but this goes through like the rise in obesity, the potential rise in autism.
They're making food that's cheap to make and using fillers they shouldn't be using,
but again, we talked about the FDA allows it to happen if you get your FDA patent,
you can put additives in later on and just notify them but not look for their approval.
Remember we talked about that?
Yeah.
So yeah, so just make sure you feed your cat the nutritious, good food.
Yeah, and just have fun with it.
And then when you find the food, your cat and dogs like prepping, a whole bunch of it.
Yep.
All right, people, I think it's torching you for an hour and 17 minutes is quite enough.
So thanks for listening.
See you next week.
See you.
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