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EP: 82 The Corner, the Altar, and the Comments · The Sense and Senseless Podcast

• Bryan: I say, you see a man on the corner, poorly dress, warning people about something. You might call him crazy and just keep walking. See the same message from a well-dressed man on the stage. And you might stop and listen. Same words, different clothes. And somehow that decides who's worth hearing. We treat appearance like a report card for intelligence. We treat struggle like a character flaw. And we treat other people's failures like proof that our own excuses are fine. Tonight we're pulling apart how we judge who we write off and why so many people would rather tear someone else down than fix their own fucking life. This sense and senseless podcast. Stay with us. Welcome back to the Since Since Since List podcast, am Brian. Jason: The J Song. Bryan: Yeah, Jason. This is your first time joining us. Welcome to the family. We're just two guys discussing shit in a way that everyone can understand. We're just going to dive right on into this show. So Jason, you got anything before we start? Jason: No, kick it off. Bryan: So. It's no shock that I'm not the best dressed guy in the room. And I'm not going to pretend that I am ever. I probably got the worst style imaginable in society. We use the way people look as a gauge of how smart people are. At first glance, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: the best dressed people are more well respected than someone that, you know, might look like me. Now, however, I know the struggles of the average person and I can identify with most of the average people and why, because I'm average person at best, you know? And yes, that well-dressed, well-spoken guy gives you the impression of what you were trained to look for when you were trained to give a first impression, right? You're using what you're trained to use to gauge intelligence. But yet have you ever thought as to why you use that as a gauge? Have you ever stopped to think that maybe you're brainwashed to think that way? Think about it. When you see someone poor sitting on a corner, warning you about something or preaching, you think they are crazy. But if you see the same man, but dressed to the nines and he's given the same information in a public forum, you will listen. Same as a church demand on the corners preaching from his heart. But you, what you see is a crazy man, but that well-dressed man on the altar that is shaking you down for an offering. Here's what you put your soul into. The clothes and the speech pattern doesn't build a leader. It never did and it never will. And if you continue to use that as a gauge of who is intelligent, you will likely be led down a path that you won't enjoy. I believe if you remove yourself from the flock for a bit and look at everything from the outside, you will see who is real and who is fake. Now I might not be educated, but far from being stupid. I'll bring you the truth as I find it. Some of it may be wrong, but it is what I knew to be true when I spoke it to you. But I have no problem mitten when I'm wrong. I like most of you just winging my way through life and hoping that it all works out at the end. I don't want to change your mind. I'm just trying to share what I learned in a way that we can all understand. Where did that well-dressed equals competency rule come from? Was it work, church, family? We all would talk that way. You know. You ever thought about that? Jason: Yeah. I mean, growing up going to church, I mean we always put on like I remember wearing a little shirt and clip on tie and all the men had ties on and you thought you had to wear your best and you know, God gives you his best, you gotta give him your best too and I kinda felt like that kind of and I seen it when I got older that people weren't going to church because they felt they didn't have nothing nice to wear. And you're like, dude, that's sad, you know. You think God cares whether or not you're dressed to the nines or look like you just come out of the slum? I mean, he don't. I mean, it's a hot a church is supposed to be a hospital for sinners, not not a country club. And I think people do that for it's a manipulation, nar narcissistic things like that. I mean I I Truly agree, like when you're doing a when you're interviewing for a job or something, you should look presentable. When you show up, you shouldn't be showing up in a T shirt and shorts. Yes. Dress for the job you want, yeah. Bryan: you should should you should dress for your job. I agree with that. Yep, I agree with that. Jason: So, you know, I try to when I've interviewed for jobs like manager roles or even my supervisor roles, you know, I'll put on a collared shirt and khakis and clean up and all that. I'm not gonna sit there and wear my dress un or my work uniform and all that stuff. you certainly can, but I'm trying to stand out a little bit. Now I'm not trying to put a false image up. You know, everything I say and do is from me, not not the way I'm dressed. So I don't know. It's just something that's ingrained in our heads that you're supposed to do. You know what I'm saying? So if you want people to listen Bryan: Exactly. Jason: to you, you gotta you gotta look you can't sit there and look like a bum and expect people to listen to you. Bryan: I've you ever met a rich person that didn't dress up nice there. Jason: Come to find out, you know, yes, the every town's got a guy that looks like a like like he's hurting and struggling, come to find out he's a multimillionaire. Bryan: And most of the time they might think he's crazy, but he's pretty much down to earth. He understands, you know, that it doesn't, it's not the suit that makes him. All right. And I Jason: Right. Right. Now, you were talking about appearance. You know something that still sticks in my head, so when you were talking about that, I told you my mind always goes to something, right? Is when we came and visited you when you lived in Morgan City when I got out of the Marines and you you had that truck that you met me in to bring us to your house and you were washing your truck like a day or two later and that truck already looked clean to me and I was like, Dang, dude, why you Why isn't that your work truck? And you were like, Yeah. I said, Why are you washing a work truck supposed to be dirty? And in your mind you said, No, it's not. It should be clean because that's the first thing they see when I pull up to the job site. And that tells them everything about me or a lot about me when I pull up. Bryan: Yeah, I'm not lazy. Jason: That you're not lazy and that you keep a clean vehicle, therefore you're probably gonna do clean work on their boat. Bryan: But no, yeah, I grew Jason: So they kinda Bryan: up. Jason: they they kind of stuck with me. Bryan: But yeah, I think we all know that person that has money and doesn't feel like he has to show. And I'm not saying everyone has to show their money. I think at some point during time, they don't have people whenever they dressed up. It was I mean, that was part of their time and everyone Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: looked at them and you could see who was the prestigious person. Right. And I think they that's. That might've been how they started to say, how would I say that attributing what someone looks like with their intelligence? see if, yes, Biff going to school, you know, and he's dressed in the polo shirt and the fucking, the sweater tied around is, know, and you look at him, he's got money. He's got to be highly educated. All right. That's, that's what you think. Jason: Mm-hmm. Right. Bryan: And then you see someone like me walking down the road with holes in his fucking pants and busted up shoes. And I'm not educated, you know, but you assume that anything that I say is dumb anyway, because Jason: Right. Bryan: you won't even give me a chance to speak. And I think it's the same with politicians, other than feather, Federman or whatever his name is, it's probably the only politician I've seen that actually got in that didn't look the role, you know, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: and I don't know if he might have just been I don't know, just some off campus solution to whatever they were trying to do by saying, hey, look, you you wear this sweatshirt and we'll see if we get you into politics. I don't know what happened there, how they got him in there without wearing a suit. But I think that's the only one that I know that I've seen. But I think we get lost in that. This guy's dressed nice. He is smart thing. I think we get. Lost an ad a little too much today. Now, not everyone you see on the streets was once a good person. And that could be said for all walks of life, including priests and CEOs. You know, everyone is different. No matter how far that we have come in acceptance of others, the lowest level in a person's, most people's eyes is the person that struggles with addiction. Some people will look at someone struggling with addiction with disgust as if they're just a better person. It may be it it may be to make you feel better about your own fucked up life, but Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: just like comparing your fitness level against someone that is fatter than you, that doesn't make you more fit. Comparing yourself to someone that is struggling with addiction doesn't make you a better person. You may have had more opportunities than the person you think you are better than. And that doesn't make you a better person. That just makes you an opportunist. Now, as I started to say earlier, not everyone you see on the street is a good person, but there are all God's children. And some of these people just need a chance. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Now, some of these people will never recover. Some will die tomorrow. can't change that. But I've learned that there are some diamonds out there, you know, and I actually have a diamond in the rough, you know, and I'm glad I was able to find it. And. They may need some shining. But there's some good people that got caught up in some shit and they just need a chance or someone just to believe in them. And I'll never be the person. that's believes that we can save everybody. Norm, I'm asking you to be somebody's savior. But I believe that kindness will shine a light in the darkest moments. And your Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: act of kindness could be the thing that helps somebody, you know, go through their day or actually get them through the next day. You know, and your act of kindness costs you nothing. And it can mean a lot to someone else. Or they might just tell you to get fucked, you know, either way. But at least you tried to be a better person, right? And all you can do is try to be a better person than you were yesterday. That should be the only person you comparing yourself to is yesterday's version of yourself. That makes sense. Jason: No, it makes a hundred percent sense. I mean I've tried to work on that myself. I know last week we were talking about people like bad drivers. I I I was like, I betcha they voted for Kamala. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: like I'm I tried to work on the judging part or whatever. So it's kind of funny one of my the the area we're working in right now is kinda in a slum area. the the our shop is. So you see a lot of, you know, we had the Fentanole Lean girl out in front of our gate. Yeah. And then Bryan: I was about to say that was the stripper was that Jason: actually there was a strip club. They closed it down like three blocks down from the office. So yeah, I still don't I always wanted to walk in there because dude, I'm telling you that building was small. It had to be midgets. It had to be 'Cause I I just was you know, you you look at a you look at a building and you try to visualize what's inside and that building wasn't big enough for a stage and and a DJ booth and Bryan: Maybe it was actually a building below that building. Jason: it could have been I it could have been an underground bunker stripper club, but still you try not to you I see a lot of those people walking around, especially, you know, in good weather, lot of weird people are out at night and or late at night and a lot of people dealing with stuff and addiction and things like that and cops are always they got these little motels and I think they got like hourly rate ones if that says anything. And cops are always at them. Amp ambulances, things like that. So you try to sorry about that, man. Them Reese Oreos are getting to me. You you feel bad. I mean, ask somebody's daughter, somebody's son. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: You know what I'm saying? That could have been some he's husband and some of his wife, some he's mom and some he's dad. Bryan: And it could Jason: And Bryan: have been something that that person might've just fell off the deep end. Something happened in their life and just, you know, they might've been up here and boom, you know, went down or they might've Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: never had a chance in hell. You know, they were born into a shitty situation and that's actually what, well, yeah. Jason: Continue to be in a shitty situation, yeah. Bryan: And what are they at now? It might be better than what they were in. Jason: Right. Bryan: You know, think about that. That might be an upgrade. Jason: Right. And instead of going out to them people and trying to mentor and help, where it's a lot easier just to step back and judge and just keep going about your day. And Bryan: It is. Jason: it what's funny is that we judge when we can just if you're not gonna help I instead of judging, why don't you just ignore? Bryan: Can't. Jason: I guess. Bryan: I don't know why it's just like in comments. You just you just can't. It's just it's just something about today. Jason: I mean, yeah, we were talking about it. Why can't you just scroll past if it's just something that's not for you, just scroll past. Bryan: Well, let's go back to what we were talking about earlier. If someone like myself went down there to try to talk to these people and, you know, just a look, you know, just just bullshit with them and see if, know, if they need help and all, would they listen to me or would I have to get into a suit to go talk to them? Yeah. Jason: Yeah, if some of these people are like if you're talking about commenting on our stuff that comment like bad, like if you you and that person sat down and had a debate or something, you know, if you weren't all dressed to nines or whatever, probably people wouldn't listen to you. So probably because Bryan: No, they- Jason: you wear sunglasses, you're bald, and you got a beard and you wear black all the time. That's probably why Bryan: Yeah. Jason: people don't agree with you. Bryan: Sorry. No, not really. Jason: No. He's not sorry, believe you me. But Bryan: Hmm Jason: yeah, I mean every I don't understand I don't know. We're we're all guilty of it. I I'll raise my head. Bryan: I'm guilty of it my damn self. I think about this a lot because I think about it as myself. You know, anytime I say something or do something and I questioned my own self, you know, why would you do that? You know, why would you think about about that person? Or, you know, if my first impression of someone is, you know, X and it's like, why did you think of them that way? What, what made you think of them that way? And I don't, I don't want to get lost in all that thinking is just That's that's just what I do. Jason: Well, and the other thing like we've we or I I do this, I'll listen and you listen to other podcasts too. And don't say since we're doing this that we don't pay attention to other podcasts and kind of pick up on things because now I'm doing that, right? When I didn't really well, I was just listening to their show. I wasn't trying to garner any kind of edge or what are they doing. You know what I'm saying? Now I'm catching myself doing that. And when I listen to our own, so yeah, anybody wanna judge me because I listen to my own podcast, I'm just listening because right now this is raw. This is not scripted. This is just is just basically y I get show notes right before we do it. I didn't study. I'm just going off the cuff. And then when I go back and listen to myself, I can I can pick up where, man, I probably should have done this or done this or whatever. I'm still gonna be myself. I'm just trying to clean some stuff up. And my biggest thing is that I can't fix is my accent. I I'm like, damn, I sound like a hick. But then I listen to these Bryan: Why would that even bother you though? Jason: but because it does, because a lot of people judge me on that accent Bryan: that he would judge you on your accent. Gotcha. Jason: and think that I'm racist or I'm stupid. One of the like you're F and your sister, probably, or you're or you're racist. One of the two. Bryan: See, growing up in Louisiana, we understand that our accent makes us sound stupid to everybody in the world. So we've been in the bottom 50 of the fucking states and education and throughout my lifetime, the 49 or 50, we always fighting it with Mississippi. So, I mean, we're kind of used to it. It don't. Don't bother me. Put the bouncy ball. I don't give a fuck. You know, Jason: Yeah. Bryan: it is what it is. You know, if you don't like it, it. We not the show for you. It just, it is what it is, man. But. Jason: Well, I'm and maybe maybe and I'm like, Well would we come a would we come across different? Would would we garner more more fans or more subscribers or something that would wanna listen to us if we had more of a northern accent or you know, what we would call or classify as a normal white person accent or something, you know. I'm not trying to be black, I'm not trying to be Hispanic or or Asian or whatever. I'm that wasn't put out that way. It it's just who I'm a white guy. You're a white guy. But we both got different accents. We both got I mean, sometimes I'm not gonna lie, if I close my eyes, you you got a lot of you sound black sometimes. You got that Bryan: I grew up in poor people. That's what we were. Jason: I mean some of your euphemisms and stuff like that sound like Bryan: I know euphemism, euph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph-ph Jason: Euphemisms. Foo foo funisms. But you it's just I'm just getting into the judging. I mean, this I mean this is pretty I was like reading it or reading his notes, I was like, man, this is gonna be a short. It's not. This is a big deal. Because we do this all the time, man. Just sit there and judge people. It gets old, doesn't it? But we get caught up in it. Bryan: It's all we do. social media made it even worse. And if this is landing with you, don't keep it to yourself. Like the episode, share it with one person who argues with you in real life. Follow the show and subscribe so the next one doesn't get lost in the feed. The Sense and Senseless podcast at outlook.com is our email. Jason: Yeah, let us know on there how you're judged. You know, how people are judging you. Get it out there. Vent to us. Bryan: Right. We, we're unpolished and raw. We ain't, we ain't, we ain't great us. We ain't, we ain't even good, but we truthful. Jason: Right. And I'm telling you, there's a lot of people that that are struggling that just need one person to give a chance and they could flourish. I meant like on jail. She just needed a chance. You know, she messed up. She did, and she admitted it, but she just needed a second chance. And man, she's a she's probably a dog at work, right? A badass. Yeah. Bryan: she she's a hell of a worker. She's a hell of a worker. Jason: She just needed somebody to take a chance on her and to show her love and not judge her. Bryan: Now, this next one, this one's on another level for me. So I need you to stay with me. All right. This is going to go a little weird. All right. So this is Jason: We weird. Bryan: how I feel. Yeah. People's lives suck so fucking bad today. And you can tell this by the amount of anger that you see on social media. Someone that is content or happy in their life will not watch a video they do not like. and just start having a Tourette's moment of cursing out someone they don't know. You know, just putting stupid hateful shit in your comments. And it's not that it bothers or upsets me. I just can't fathom having to live like that. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I do my best to try to understand all situations. Hell, I piss people off all the time just because I wanted to look at the other side of the issue all the time. Jason: Is that what you call that? Bryan: That's what I call it. People today make so many excuses about everything they fucking failed at and everything they do because most people today can't do anything. But whatever they trying to do or talking about doing, it's always has a fucking excuse. And I think this makes people bitter as they know deep down that they are useless, but they can always look at someone else and make themselves feel better. And this way it gets a little, I don't imagine it was this bad when we were all in tribes. just don't. You had to work together as a tribe. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: know, there's no debate in that. You don't like, You don't like what you need to do. Shut up and do it anyway. That's Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: the tribe, right? Think about it. Being in a tribe makes it kind of hard to just talk shit about somebody all the time. You know, you just can't walk by somebody's tent. You know, here's somebody saying some shit, walk in their tent and just jump in and cuss them out because you know, better. It just wouldn't work that way. I Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: just don't think it would go well, but people today have gotten so soft in reality. that have to try to pick others apart on social media because their life is just so fucked up. So they got to point out what's fucked up with someone else's life because they can't fix their own. and why they can't fix down because they're not willing to put in the fucking effort. So they're just gonna fucking destroy somebody else's life to take the focus off of them. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And I don't think that's how it used to be. I don't, I don't think you could have done that. Jason: Back in the day, if you ran your mouth, you got punched. Bryan: Well, not only that, mean, like in in a trial, I don't think you could be lazy and call someone else out for, for shit. I just don't think you can be lazy and call somebody else out. That's working. And they'd be like, just shut up. know, you know, I, I don't know. I don't I think the tribe would make you do what you were supposed to do is my whole point. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: You're a tribe, you work together. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But today we don't have to work together. And I think that's the problem in social media, I think just amplifies that shit. Jason: I I guarantee if you were causing shit in the tribe they kicked your ass out. Bryan: You would be on your own or they would eat you. But either Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: way, you know, you were taught. Jason: Well, I didn't go that far, but yeah, you're probably right. There's probably some tribes out there that would. You'd be on the dinner table. Guest of honor at dinner tonight, Ryan Maeon for stirring up shit. Bryan: You know, social media was supposed to be to like bring everyone together. Right. And Jason: No. Bryan: it, it just made everyone fucking just look at what was wrong with everybody. It's weird. Like, what's wrong with this one? What's wrong? Or this is, yeah, I know I'm fat and lazy, but did you see her? Yeah, Jason: I ain't that fat lazy. Bryan: I know I am. But did you see him? That's what the society became. We accepted this is just as a society. We accepted our personal low, right? called it acceptance and just pick somebody else that we find lower to make us feel better about ourselves. So we're like, yeah, I know I suck. But that one over there, he sucks worse than me. So now I feel better about myself. Jason: Yeah, turds comparing themselves to turds. I mean a turd's a turd. Bryan: But that's, yeah, exactly. Our whole society is that way now. Jason: Now we got classifications of turds, right? We got different classifications of And it's like the what turds a turd. Bryan: Yeah, no one wants to fix their life. They just want to you. Jason: No, because I'm not as bad as they are. Bryan: Nope, they just want to tell you what's wrong with yours and they look they still suck over there. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Instead of fixing their own shit, they make an excuse about it. And why? Because now you found another level that you can blame it on. And people just keep doing it. And you know what's even worse? That makes them angry because they know they're lying to themselves. So they don't realize it. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But they're angry. And that's one of the reasons that they're angry at everybody else is because they live in a fucking lie. So they're just fucking angry because they can't enjoy life because they know everything about them is fake. you can't enjoy yourself when you all fake all the time. You you, you might be able to go and fake it for a little bit. I can understand that. You know, maybe a couple of days you can fake it, but I think if you did that all the time, you would just be miserable. It has to be miserable not wanting to be yourself. It just does. I don't know. That's got to be a miserable fucking. I don't know how it would feel not to want to be yourself. Now, don't get me wrong. I've been in positions before, you know, where you're doing something like work or something like, damn, you know, I don't want to, I don't want to be here. I don't want to be in this position, you know, but I'm just talking about life though. But your whole fucking life. Hey. Jason: Yeah. Day in, day out, and you're like this. It's crazy. You need to Bryan: You just fake. Yeah. Jason: go get help. Bryan: If that's the case, you never lived. You just thought you lived because you didn't. And that's what got me to think. Maybe that's the matrix. All right, now you gotta hear me out on this. All right. Think about it. Everyone talks about the matrix as an outside force, right? And Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: certain people can see it. Maybe there's a different level for each of us. So you got these people that are just pissed all of time because they fake their whole fucking life. All right. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Everything about them, no matter what they do, is blah, blah, blah. This fucking sucks. You suck. This is an excuse for everything. Those people. For what I just said, a fake, they live in a different world. They Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: see the world through a different lens. Their perception of the world is different in their minds because they're fake. They're always fake. Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: Since they are fake, they assume everyone else is that way. Right. So now, even in comments, people talk about how, you know, I must wear glasses because I'm lying, which you can't see my eyes. And it's like they assume that just because they're fake and everyone's lying, that everyone else, they projected themselves on you, you know, so they projected their own issues on others. Therefore they can't understand how someone could just be genuine. They don't understand authenticity because there isn't anything authentic about them anymore. They always think someone else's lie. These people are so negative, no matter what happens, they're just negative because they hate life. Their Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: way of thinking is totally different and that's why we don't understand each other. Think about it. Jason: No, I Bryan: We always talk about how far apart we are. Is this the divide? is the matrix as simple as just genuine people and fake people. Jason: I think we both kind of talked about this in the past or whatever. I mean, we we didn't have perfect childhoods and 'cause I'm trying to understand why people live in a fake aura, right? And then people that have anger issues and things and and aren't dealing with it, but they take it out on other people. I meant at and no at no time, like I don't even like to respond back sometimes to the comments we get other than, you know, telling people thank you for your comment or whatever. Like I wanna go back sometimes at people, but then I'm like, why? You think they're really gonna listen? I mean, other people are gonna see what I said to them, but did I stoop down to their level to do that? Is somebody really gonna say, okay, yeah, these guys aren't playing. They're they're they're convicted in what they believe in and they stood up to this person. I mean, where does it what does it help? I don't know. I mean I guess somebody's gotta tell these people that you're an idiot, you know. Can you explain to me why you said that? You know, like you say it sometimes can and we don't get an explanation back, which just means is that a troll? You know what I'm saying? And who Bryan: Yeah. Jason: just goes and trolls people's social media stuff and just puts troll ass comments? Just like your simps, Bryan: miserable people. Jason: dude, with these good looking girls on there. That's why they get all these hits and all these damn likes and all that, because of these simps. I mean, you think these You think these OF girls I just tell my wife the er the other night and and if I'm lying, I'm dying, I'll go get her and bring her in here, right? She's in the bedroom. I told her like addiction of anything, porn, food, drug, it's filling gaps. There's a there's something missing in your soul, right? And that you're you're trying to plug it with something. At no time did I ever watch porn and looked at that girl and said, I can get with her. Did you? Bryan: Maybe. No. Jason: I never did. I never at one time thought I could get with with that porn's like No, I'm not the wit dude you Bryan: It depends on who I was filming with. Jason: were filming with, dude. You're so full of crap. If you've that's huh? Bryan: No, no, I don't watch porn. don't watch porn. Jason: Okay, well, I'm just saying if if you watch it or you have like women all the time say, that's cheating. That's just as bad as no, it's in my eyes, it's not cheating. No, and if my wife watched it, I wouldn't be like, You're cheating on me. You're cheating on me. There's something she's missing that she is using that to feel. It's not it's the act that she's watching, not the person. Does that make sense? Okay. Same thing with all this other crap. People people lash out for certain reasons. Like you got problems. You need to go get that fixed. You need there's a root. There's a route to your issue. Bryan: I tell them all that. It's Jason: no. Bryan: dude, you might need meds or something. That's not normal. Just Jason: You need to go to a therapist and dig down deep for your mommy daddy issues and get that fixed so you can s socialize correctly and comment and have a an adult conversation. Bryan: Yeah, I have no, if you, if you don't agree with me, that's fine. Tell me why I did enjoy that actually back and forth because now I'm learning something more than likely, you know, but if you just say you suck, okay. But why, why do I suck? You don't like what I'm talking about? Well, fuck just scroll. I mean, I get it. You don't have to watch it. You know, we didn't intend, honestly, we didn't think anybody will watch us. We're glad that people do, but we think anybody Jason: Yes. Bryan: will watch. But if you don't like it, what makes you to where you have to critique everything that's on the internet, you got to have a boring motherfucking life to sit down and comment on everything. You don't like you do. Jason: I'm harder on myself than anybody will ever be harder on me. So get over it, dude. If you think you're gonna make me admit at first I was like, man, really? People think this I didn't understand people thought that way. I didn't know people. You showed me that video of that guy with like eight laptops on his damn bed. You know what I'm saying? Cont just that was his job, was just to go and put bad comments on everybody's shit to troll them. And then you s like I say, get just do it. Get on TikTok. You'll see somebody, some some chick on there posting about how she would use all these little letters and you gotta try to figure out about her wanting to do some nasty stuff to you and then hit the comments and just read the comments of all them simp dudes in there thinking she's gonna give them the time of day. Really? Bryan: Love. Jason: You think this chick is gonna there's there's a hundred of y'all in there like me first, me first. You've you've you've stooped down to that level to try to dirty talk a damn girl. I mean she's doing it for likes, for money. And you play right into the hand. I mean, you got a problem. To me, that's Bryan: Maybe it is. Jason: beyond porn. I think it is. And these these idiots like you said, man, that just get on here and judge people and I'm it's it's sad. I I don't I never understood that until this. I guess my simple minded ass just thought when people Graham always said, if you ain't got something nice to say, just don't say nothing at all. And I'm not saying don't don't speak up for yourself or don't if somebody's in the wrong or you know, saying something that's way off, not to be like, Hey, I think you're misguided on that. Have you ever looked at this? But educate me. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: There is it is. Jason: Don't just say I'm racist 'cause I'm bald and got a beard and wear sunglasses at night. Bryan: did it that one's because Jason: I mean that still sticks in my head. I mean, damn. Bryan: We live in alternate realities. We do. When you think about it, we live. Jason: How if you're gonna accuse me of being racist, why don't you point out that I'm using racist racial slurs or racist undertones or something? I mean correct me. I don't wanna be that way. I'm not racist. I hate everybody the same. Bryan: Because they don't have to do that. All they have to do is say you race is and you supposed to cower. You know, they're supposed to say you're a pedophile supporter and you're supposed to cower. Jason: And if I ain't mistaken, I think it was a white dude that said that. It wasn't even a person of color or different nationality. Bryan: I think it was a white dude with a beard. I go to bald white dude. I didn't even look at the profiles. Jason: What he say? We can smell our own? Bryan: Somebody has somebody else that commented on it. Reply back to me. Let me know that he was bald with a beard. Okay. I'm not looking at your profile. I don't care. You know, I don't care who's on the other end. You make a comment and I think it's worth, you know, replying to, you know, reply to you. I appreciate everyone's comments. Calling me a bigot and a racist for somebody that don't know me. It don't it don't bother me but I think Jason: Well, the one that got all over me because of where she came from was the one that went at at Angelle when we were posting Bryan: Yeah, pick- Yeah. Jason: those teasers about her Bryan: Yeah. Jason: and he was I meant she looked like some trailer tra I forget ex and dude I I wasn't having that, man. That just rolled all over me and I I I let Chat GPT roast his picture. I pulled his picture and saved it and let Chat GPT do some roasting. And the cat looked like he lived in his mom's basement. Like a thug. Bryan: It probably still does. Jason: Yeah. He probably rides around in his girlfriend's Prius lean back without a job, you know, probably got some girl taking care of him. But at the end of the day, I don't like grandma said, just i if y'all take that, y'all like my grandpa's or I got a lot of views on it, on the credit card hack, Bryan: Still good. Jason: or my grandpa telling me about that girl. And I loved what that dude said. You knew that girl, your grandpa knew women. And that's awesome. You're right, man. That hit me like a ton of bricks. Like my grandpa knew how women acted. I didn't. Bryan: and you didn't reply to one of them. Jason: I'm I just took it in, Brian. I was getting good advice. So I don't I don't reply a bunch 'cause I don't really, you know, I appreciate I do. I appreciate the comments and all that, but I have replied to some people. Bryan: Don't get all your feelings. I'm just fucking with you. Jason: You just left them people hanging, Jason. They think we're a bunch of bots. Like we're an AI generated like, hey, listen, if AI generated the Sense and Senseless podcast, it's got a effed up mind. That's all I'm gonna say. You think it would Bryan: or is. Jason: have picked two dudes from the city instead of a Louis or a coon ass and a damn redneck, right? So it had a screwed up sense of humor. But I don't know. Bryan: So back to. Jason: This this just gets all over me because it's so true. It it is. It's Bryan: It is. That's what we're talking about. Jason: it's a problem. Bryan: So maybe the matrix isn't so much as what the movie shows. Maybe it's more simple. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But it's hard to show people because we're all stuck in our own delusional world. I really believe that we live in two alternate realities. I do in the simplest Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: terms. I think there's. I don't think it's so much that we live like in alternate worlds, it's just. We don't see the same things. We could looking at the same thing, but we're not fucking seeing the same thing. You know, when you watch enough news to watch how all of them do spin shit, there's no possible way that we all get the same information out of the same shit. It's just too fucked up. You you got to dig too much to get to the fucking real source of anything today. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So everybody's in a fucking totally delusional state, including myself. We're all in a fucking delusional Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: state. Jason: We're fed lies all the time. Bryan: All the time you go crazy just trying to sort through them. And here's the kicker though is with everyone needs to understand is as humans, we depend on each other to survive, whether you like Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: it or not. You know, a farmer needs a bank. The farmer might be a conservative and the bank people might be liberal. But the liberal money helps the farmer keep his farm open, right? And the banker. That's right. Jason: Mm-hmm. And liberals still purchase his stuff, right? Liberal people purchase his goods. Bryan: And the banker may be liberal, but he needs that farmer to stay fed. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. To make them interest payments. Bryan: So we are all here to fucking survive. It's simple as that. But we can't do this simple task of surviving without fighting. We just can't. Jason: You imagine running Bryan: Be bored too. Jason: a business and sorry to cut you off, Bryan: Go ahead. Jason: but you want me to be a little not mouthy but interactive here. You imagine a running your own business and and having stipulations on your signs and your website stating you only deal with certain people. Wonder how good your business would do. Okay, so we went to Chewy's. Do y'all have a Chewy's? Bryan: I know what Chewie's is, but we don't have one locally, but I know what you want to tell us. Jason: Okay, so there's there's one over by the hotel where I'm staying. and so we went there. Last time I ate there was in San Antonio, when we went to my son's Air Force graduation. And then my wife and my daughter has been to this one over there. So I was just like, Hey, I'm craving some Mexican food. Chewy's was good in in Texas, let's you know, I w I'll go try this one, right? So we went over there and we flipped over the the little paper thing that you're forking your knife then and it had three prayers. It had a Protestant prayer, a Catholic prayer, and a a Jewish prayer. Bryan: for like saying grace. Jason: Yes. And I thought, man, that that's pretty cool. I mean it is. I mean if you Bryan: what? Yeah. Jason: if you feel like you need to pray before a meal, it's got three prayers that you can pray right there to help you out, right? If that makes you feel better about before you eat your meal and you just don't really know what to say, you can read that, right? And you know, and it helps you out. It helps some people out. That might be the best thing that they needed. Maybe somebody's gonna kill themselves that day and reads that. And and you know what I'm saying? You don't know what that changes. But if you you imagine if Chewy said only Christians, God fearing people can come in here. Which Jews are God fearing people. They don't believe in Jesus Christ, but they're God fearing I guess you're more Jew, but anyways, sorry, I threw a st at you. But anyways, you imagine that if Chewie said only God fearing people are allowed in our establishment? Bryan: Yeah, it probably be a lot less people. Jason: What about Chick-fil-A? Chick-fil-A is known for being a Christian thing. They don't, they're not open on Sunday because it's the day of the Lord. You know, it's the Sabbath. So a day of rest. So they they're they're not open on Sunday because they're not going to require their employees to work on a Sunday either, so they can go to church or service if they choose to. What if? Bryan: Chick-fil-A does pretty well. Jason: Yeah, Chick fil A is always backed up. they got people outside walking down cars. Bryan: But data, that's not because of the religion, that's because they're just so efficient. I mean, they're very efficient facility. Jason: Yeah, and their food is very good. I mean it is. It's really good. If you like chicken, it's it's some of the best chicken sandwiches you'll get out there. And their waffle fries are the bomb. But what I'm getting at, right, is everybody knows they're they got a Christian background, but they're they you you think they care how people vote? They come through their drive thru? Bryan: No, I don't think they do. Jason: You know, Bryan: No. Jason: they serve people that are pro life or pro choice. Or that's what I'm Bryan: That's what I'm saying. I don't think they do. Jason: getting at. So that's that's what I'm we were just talking about the farmer. We need we all need one another. Bryan: Yeah, we all need one. That's the thing that everyone don't understand. It was too fucking greedy to understand that. Jason: So the people on there they call us retarded, you need us. Bryan: That's right. You need to retards in your life. Jason: Yeah. If it wasn't for us, you wouldn't have nothing to comment about, so shut up. Bryan: That's that alternate reality we live in and that's that matrix. Jason: Yeah, that matrix. So anyways, I just wanted to I always like to I'm the I'm the guy that overexplains stuff, so Bryan: the Jason: Just trying to draw a picture in people's head to understand that, to sit back and be like, Huh, I never thought of it that way. But Bryan: You know, what's fucked up is they have us now living in. And this is this is how I believe I believe that we live in two separate worlds. And the only people that benefit from this shit are the ones that are writing the narrative, you know, the they them because Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: they keep you separate to keep them separated. Jason: Let's up a right a da d Bryan: And it works out for them. I don't know. That's the matrix. I think we're in a matrix because I think we live in alternate realities. Alright, so one other thing we're gonna talk about night is a keeping your circle small than why that might be better for you. Jason: I love it. Bryan: Let's say you have family and friends come over every so often, maybe once a month or so, right? Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Not a big gathering, just getting together for a meal and catching up. time that you spend with these people more than not feel special and leaves you with a good feeling and want more. You know, you want to do it again. You aren't talking all the time. So the conversations that you have in a real you're talking about things that matter in your life and reminiscing about the past. And most of the time is good conversation. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Now, if you have the same group come over once or twice a week, the good conversation starts to go away because you've seen each other more and more Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: and the conversations start to become gossip about someone you all know. Then you may bring in more people to the visits and the gossip grows. Now you're in the middle of people that all they do is talk about each other when the other person's not around. and they're all fucking miserable. Everyone up. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: They talk about others to make themselves feel better about themselves. Jason: Uh-huh. Bryan: And I'm sure y'all know someone like that. I've lived that life. I was in the middle of that where I would leave someone's house and know as soon as I left, they were talking shit about me and Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: how I knew that because I just listened to them talk shit about all the other friends when they wasn't Yeah. And that's the biggest reason why today my circle is so small. I can't say that I didn't also talk shit with them. But as I recognize that pattern, I slowly understood that not all friends were created equal. So when I would start questioning why they were talking about so and so, I would get the stink eyes if I was questioning this behavior made me the bad person. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And it didn't mean that all your friends were bad people. They just got caught up in the talking about someone else to make themselves feel better. When you have to have people around you all the time, those conversations become dominated with gossip because you run out of shit to talk about with substance. Most of the time, at least in my experience, there were only one or two people that kept all this chatter going. You know, the real messy ones are the ones that thought they had to be friends with everyone. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Everyone was their best friend, but they talk shit about everybody they knew. These people are toxic. And there are a lot of these toxic people on social media. I believe social media had very good, they had great intentions and I think it's still a great value. But I also believe that social media has made people more toxic than it has helped people connect for good. Currently, I have a tight circle, even if you want to call it a circle. And I'm happier for that. I have a simple home with an amazing wife, and we spend most of our time with each other. We're best friends. What I have now is solitude. I have peace. I have a life that I love. I might not like my life at all times. But I love my life. I think that. think this is an issue with people today that they are so unhappy with themselves that they need people around them all the time. They need to live this facade of what being happy is supposed to look like. They become this filter of their pictures. They become the persona that they built in their social media. They have to wear a mask of themselves because they don't like who they are or who they becoming. The people that need others around them all the time. They are the lost ones. They were like you to believe that people that live a simple life and have a small circle of missing out on life. When in the simplest terms, most of those people understand life at a level that no crowd of people could ever explain. Makes sense. You got a big circle? Jason: Haha, you know my circle. It's tiny. Bryan: You ever experienced that shit talking? I'm talking about. Jason: yeah. yeah. That's why we're like once we were around that too. Bryan: It's amazing how happy those people are. Jason: Yeah, they're like the Don Kings of friendships. Are they not? They're always trying to stir shit up between people. Bryan: and they got to talk to everybody. Jason: Yeah. They they act like your friend, the next thing you know, they're telling your shit to somebody else and then they're telling somebody else's shit to you and it's like they're trying to pit you it's like they're wanting to be held as the high. So they push everybody down and they keep they keep a dissension between everybody else. Bryan: Yeah. And if you got a good one like that, they Jason: Yeah. Bryan: can go undetected between all the friends and the friends don't see it because they're always in this dramatic portion of their life is shit. It's like, if you take a step back, like that bitch right there is fucking with all of y'all. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: Yep. Bryan: Yeah, I just. Jason: I got a s I got a smell for it though. I mean and I'm gonna tell you right now, my wife's family was bad about it. So they're for the longest time, huh? Bryan: But how long did it, I mean, did did you always catch that quick or did it. Jason: I seen it pretty quick, yeah. So anything outside of that, like friends and things like that that were doing it, I catch on to that pretty quick just because I seen like I seen the masters of it doing it right. I had the I had the master Bryan: Yeah. Jason: class, so therefore people that were coming up as apprentice and journeyman in it, I already could you are yeah. Look at you little toxic bitchin' training like yeah. Bryan: Look how cute you are. Yeah, you thought you were going hard. Jason: No, you thought you're fooling people and you ain't. So I mean it's yeah, it's bad. I family's probably I I hate to be mean, it's somebody's family member it's usually the worst. Bryan: Broler, Jason: And and family thinks they can be like that because well blood's thicker than water. We're blood. You can't turn you ca you I'm your family. Like I don't I didn't choose you. You know what I'm saying? I didn't choose my mom, my dad, my brother, my sister, my cousins, my aunts, my uncles. Nobody with blood I didn't choose. I chose my wife. I didn't choose my kids. I chose to have kids but I didn't choose I chose my wife. Bryan: And you still choose her today. Jason: That's right. She's in my favorite spot right now in the bedroom. I ain't kidding. We got a 55 inch TV on the wall, king size bed, adjustable, kick that head up and laid side by side with our dogs and snuggle and watch TV. And dude, that's my happy place. I ain't talking about being nasty. I'm talking just to be in there with her. You don't know. And that could be you in the living room laying on the couch snuggling with your wife. I mean, it don't have to be a certain But just me and her I'm fine. Bryan: All right. Well, let's move on. We're going to go to the midterms and we have the case. You don't know. We got the midterms coming up and the people's trust in our voting system in this country is shot. Here. Here's some of the reports that the midterms are on November 3rd, less than four weeks away. They got the Baptist News stated that a pupil found confidence in the midterms. reliability is the lowest of any national election since it began in 2004. Seymour for reported Gallup found nearly seven in 10 adults worry about politicians pressuring election officials to change results. 70 % in the Gallup vote. New wise reported that a UC San Diego survey found confidence in the accuracy of the national vote count fell from 60 % in January to 55%. A political poll found more than a Third, say it's likely the midterms will be stolen. Jason: Stalman? Bryan: A consent stolen a consensus in both parties distrust the process, but they worry about different things. The Democrats worry about suppression and intimidation. According to electric, election law blog. In Gallup's July survey, 77 % of Democrats were concerned about political leaders pressuring election officials to change outcomes compared with 56 % of Republicans. And 60 % of Democrats were concerned about voter intimidation near polling places compared with 46 % of Republicans. Republicans worry about fraud. According to Newsweek, Gallup found the widest partisan gap on ineligible voting. 78 of Republicans were concerned versus 36 % of Democrats. So each side expects the others to cheat. if the Democrats lose, they'll likely point to suppression to our federal interference. If Republicans lose, they'll point to fraud. If you believe your vote is stolen, that can cause you to be angry, right? Unfortunately, the anger doesn't go towards the people creating this issue. It goes towards the voter, your fellow American. Jason: I wanna go to where we got voter intimidation at. I wanna see what that's all about. Bryan: Yeah, that is pretty weird. Yeah, we're just gonna go to the polls and just shout down people. I guess that's what. Jason: You better you better vote for him. You better vote for him. You know, what are you doing? Putting a guy in a headlock, threatening to punch his like like you got you got their spouse over there in the corner, like, I'm gonna beat her ass if you don't vote. Bryan: No, what they expect is they're going to see a whole bunch of people look like us with fucking AR 15s and bulletproof vests sitting outside saying, you gotta vote red. You gotta vote red. Jason: Mango. Bryan: Meg! Jason: No. Bryan: Man, all this shit just keeps us fighting each other. Now, and I hate to even talk about this, but this is another layer of shit that we got and it's the civil unrest and We'll see it. I don't know if we're gonna see it, but judging by the social media hate, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I think we will see Civil Unrest Does that make I don't think we'll see civil war, but, but I think we'll see Civil Unrest Now, maybe we shouldn't read too much into this. this is for one of the prediction markets, but still it's a called manifold market. It put a civil war and violent revolution by 2020 by 2030 at 24%. Let's see. So you got 24 % chance by 2030. I don't know. Seems kind of high. don't know if we'll see a civil war by 2030. And there's multiple reports and polls that suggest it's likely to see civil unrest in the US in the next five years. Now this one's up to 71%. So, and I could see that happening. We already got that shit happening. There's the major riot. Jason: we've yeah, though we've seen a ton of that. Bryan: we got midterms. We live in a first world country, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: right? None of us believed that the fucking. Voting is good. This is right. We all think it's going to be stolen or something's going to be wrong. And we look, we don't live in a third world country. We got more Jason: No. Bryan: fraud than probably any other country in the world right now. Jason: Yeah, that's true. That's true shit. Bryan: Yeah, we got so much shit going on with this country. And it's all going to be solved if you just vote the right color next month, whatever color you think it's supposed to be. If you vote the right color, everything will be better. Jason: Yep. And when it goes south on either color, it's because you didn't vote the other color. Bryan: Exactly. Should have voted, should have science science Jason: It's sad. It's sad. Science. Bryan: should have voted the other one. I watched a little at Trump today. he was doing a rally in Tennessee and he pointed out a lot of things they've done and I'm, I can't argue that, but he's not running for the midterms and that ain't even my biggest argument. Biggest argument is He didn't, no one's telling us what we're going to, if we vote already, what are we getting? All they say is if you don't, then you'll get, you'll get the borders to be open again and tell y'all this doom and gloom will tell us what are you going to, how is it going to get better? Jason: They don't nobody tells you what they're gonna do. They only tell you what the other person's gonna do to make your life worse. Bryan: That said, it doesn't make any sense to me. And let, let's all right. Let's put a board up. All right. This is what you did. Okay. Great. You know what Jason: Yeah. Bryan: you're going to do next. There's no different than a quarterback or your football team, man. You did great. Last game you suck this one. You know what you're going to do in your next one. Well, we won a game three games ago. So yeah, I don't. Yeah. Jason: Yeah. But you sucked it up after that. What what are you doing to make get better? But did you see the Dow? Bryan: Have you seen the doubt? I don't know, dude. And it's just not him. It's all of them. It's all of them. You know? Jason: He learned it from the best. Bryan: yeah. And I had, I was working on something for him and some other shit and I'm like, you know what? I just don't have the energy this week to deal with all that. I just don't, you know, Jason: What's funny is all them talks you had, dude, I got shit for days, man. We could Bryan: I do. Jason: do this for years, but you don't it's getting to you. I see some of it's getting to you where you're like, I just don't I don't want to dig it that into that. Bryan: No, it's not digging into that. I didn't want to fight with people on the fucking internet. Yeah. Jason: It that's what I'm getting at. Like before we didn't give a shit. Now we're getting viewers and people ca it's like Bryan: That's like, I don't even feel like fucking with you. Yeah. Jason: Change the channel. There's people on here that want to listen to it, and it's five of y'all that want to call us retarded that drives us nuts. Bryan: All right. So a few things I saw last week, it gives me less hope for us as a society. Jason: Yeah, less hope just keep digging. Man, turn that jackhammer off, dude. You keep busting rocks. Bryan: I said his first one is a road rage. And, I can't even speak. It's a road rage incident where a man on a motorcycle gets in a fight with a woman and a car. Jason: that was in Kentucky. That was Louville. Yeah, it was. It was Louville. Bryan: Yeah, was it? Jason: He he spanks her, right? Bryan: that's not this one. Jason: The dude on the motorcycle? yeah, that's Kentucky. Louville Hood News. Bryan: That's society, right? Jason: She didn't do nothing. Bryan: That is yeah. Like, wow. Jason: that was Louisville. Yeah. Preston Highway's up there near our office in Louisville. So Bryan: I don't know what started that fight, yeah, they didn't like each other. Jason: No. Bryan: All right, so how about these Somali gangs? In Bloomington, Minnesota, there's a video of a shooting. There was a bunch of kids throwing out lead. You seen that? Jason: Yes. I forget how many rounds they think got fired on that sugar. Yeah. Some crazy. Bryan: So the first one, it was like a hundred or something, the first one as footage of the shooting and the second one is going to be Bloomington police. They're going have a better description of the overall issue. Better watch out. get beef. Jason: Better not shout, better not cry. I'm telling you why. Somalia's coming to town. Bryan: That's right, you're gonna get beef. Get that social media beef. That's fucking crazy. Yeah. Jason: now Bryan: Yeah. Motherfuckers just throw us some lead. Jason: That they look like mo Mogadishu out there, you know what I'm saying? Like Black Hawk Down. Bryan: Yeah, listen to this cop explain it. Tell me these people aren't delusional. That is like no morals. I mean, these people hate themselves. Jason: Yeah. Just over social media beef. Bryan: It makes no sense at all. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Gangs are different. Don't make any sense. All right. And y'all don't forget the email us. We had the sense and senseless podcast at outlook.com. See what you saw, what you disagree with. We can read it on the show. Well, check y'all out. All right, last one for tonight. This is the body cam footage of a shooting that took place in January 2023. The shooter was a six year old boy. He went to school with a nine millimeter and shot his teacher in the chest while she was teaching the body cam footage of the police arriving on the scene is now available. And here's some of that footage. Listen to this. This is going to make you so proud. Trust me. That's a six year old Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Tell me that's not learned behavior. Jason: Yeah. No, it's genetic. Bryan: That is just awful. So we got rich kids shooting each other because of social media. We got a six year old at school popping his teacher in the chest. Ain't scared to go to jail. Fuck you bitch. Jason: Call back up. Bryan: Yeah. What the fuck? Jason: There's already three cops there and he's like, call back up. Call SWAT. I got all. You're six years old. Whore. Russian whore. Bryan: Yeah, the secretary of the school is holding you in a bear hug where you can't move and you think you just as bad as dude, you know. Jason: He's a senior, he's gonna get most likely to shoot somebody. Bryan: Yeah. What do you think happened? I don't have to. I'm not looking at what do you think happened to a six year old issues a teacher and just what what do you do with a six year old like Jason: I don't know. I mean, I don't know if you'll be ever be able to keep up with that trial or whatever happens with that. That's probably gonna be sealed or Bryan: or you think because of the age? Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Yeah, I don't know what you do it. I don't think you can go to juvie at six. would Jason: And and here's what the problem is, Brian, they need to stop doing that. Because parents don't learn. Bryan: What you mean by just like sweeping it under the rug or Jason: Well, no, sealing it up where it's it's hush hush. Yeah, we're gonna deal with this, but we don't put it out to the media and now these other parents that are just letting their kids run wild and all that shit aren't understanding the consequences you're gonna deal with if your kid does this. Bryan: tell you what, talk about consequences, whether you like it or not. I don't know, but that fire and squad shit, Jason: Yeah. Bryan: I'm good with it. You know, I, I, when someone goes like on a military base and shoots, you know, good, it was 13 soldiers they killed. I mean, those people were there to protect. Jason: Yeah. Wounded twenty something. Bryan: you and Jason: Yeah. Bryan: you're to go just no, I knew I'm not going to say you have to make an example, but I think at some point you have to bring back public executions to take this shit down when you got a six year old just walking into a school, shooting a teacher in the chest and acting like he's a gang member and Jason: Right. Bryan: we are not a third world country. it's time for us to start checking ourselves and we might have to do some third world shit to bring it back in. Is it going to look bad? Would I televise it? No. Jason: No. Bryan: You know, now if you was in the area and you can go see it. Okay, you know, I would, I still let it be public, but I wouldn't do pay per view or whatever the fuck. Jason: What's the pre card preliminary fight? Bryan: I think I have two guys fight with swords. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: The winner gets out of prison. Jason: Eat Bryan: That's fucked up. No, but Jason: Yeah, it is. Bryan: I at some point you got to do something. I mean, we can't kill him with lethal injection. So shoot him. Jason: No shit. We can't even get that right. Bryan: We might want to get the Marine Corps but had to do this shootin'. Jason: Somebody said they had Lindsay Clancy on backup. The woman that killed her kids. Bryan: Yeah. as fucked up. I think there's gonna be a it's not funny, but it's Jason: It is. That's not fun. That's not funny. That's not funny. No. Bryan: you gotta make fun of this. Yeah, but I think there's gonna be I don't know. Jason: I don't know what else to say. I mean, what do you do but laugh at it because that's so messed up? Bryan: Which one? Jason: I mean, Dr. Kavorkium wouldn't have messed that up. I mean, damn, he was taking them out left and right. I mean, it was people that wanted to be taken out, but support the word I heard is her lawyer stated that she had a medical condition that may keep her from dying from the lethal injection. How do you know somebody's got a medical condition that would keep them from dying? What is she? Highlander? Bryan: I know. I read what I seen. I didn't read Jason: There can only be one. Bryan: it. I seen a headline that said that she woke up or whatnot and she was angry. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: I didn't. She woke up angry is what I read, but I didn't get I didn't get to read the article to see exactly what happened. So I'm assuming that she's alive and well, or she like brain dead or. Jason: I don't I don't know. I haven't. I'll have to I I think my wife keeps up with that stuff. I just heard it was it it was botched. Bryan: those bots, didn't they give her two shots and neither one of them? Jason: Yeah, neither one took so Bryan: I don't know how you do that. Jason: Big pharma science. Bryan: God science I Mean you you making something to kill someone Are you they could prescribe you something that's supposed to be safe for you and it's gonna fucking kill you They're Jason: Yeah. Bryan: prescribing something to kill you and it can't kill you Jason: You imagine the commercial for that damn lethal injection may not kill you. Kill you. Bryan: Side effect may not kill you. Jason: You might wake up angry that you're still alive, like Bryan: Look. What the fuck? Jason: Dude, I ain't kidding. Somebody's gonna come out with a comedy skit about it. Bryan: God. yeah, you got to. I mean, that is just that Saturday Night Live should have done it already. They probably won't because they scared to push it that far so soon, but they should have, you know. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: All right, let's wrap this up. So up close, don't make a leader. Someone else's rock bottom doesn't raise you up. A fake life is a miserable one and a crowded room full of gossip is not the same as a good life. Kindness is cheap and. fixing your own messes, not compare yourself to yesterday, not the person you decide is beneath you. And if you're still here, you already know what to do. Like share, follow, subscribe and send your messy disagreements to the sense and senseless podcasts at outlook.com. Jason: No, I'm good. Bryan: All right. This is the sense of census podcast. Thanks everyone for joining us. I'm He's Jason. Jason: And I'm Jason. Peace.