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Samantha Leigh rejoins the show! · Day Drinking With Dog

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  Welcome Back Day Drinking with Dog. It is another rainy day here up in
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  New England. It is March sixth, twenty twenty four. It is officially
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  thirteen days away from my motherfucking half century birthday, and I don't know quite
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  how I feel about that. So I felt like I wanted to rant today.
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  And who better to rant about current events, politics conspiate these conspiracy theories
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  than my good friends Samntally. How you doing hanging on? Hanging on man,
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  Good to be back. Oh, it's great to have you back.
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  I know. We uh, we've done this a couple of times before,
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  and sometimes they start kind of mild and then we just kind of go off
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  on tangents. Yeah, yep, yep, that's probably how it's gonna go
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  today. But before we start, we want to give a little shout out
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  a happy birthday to mister Ray Crusciani raved Sauce today six big six. Oh,
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  it's it's crazy, happy birthday, brother. And I was fortunate enough
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  to have him on the show a couple of weeks ago, and fortunate enough
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  this weekend to hang out with him. On Saturday night down in Bridgeport at
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  the Total Morgan's Arena, we went to the second night of the PBR Velocity
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  League. So it's kind of like a minor leagues of bull riding, and
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  it was it was fantastic. Did you get on a bull? No,
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  it's it's not Orange l House, you know, it's it's it's an actual
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  sanctioned event. But what they do is it's pretty cool. I thought it
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  was like a bull rider goes and you kind of hang around. I mean
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  they are just shooting. There's like six pens and they're just going right down
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  the line. When that dude gets kicked off in one point five seconds and
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  they clear the bull, the guy's going next, and it's just it was
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  fast paced. There was a lot of fire and pyrotechnic and rock music and
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  we were really what was really cool. So we were kind of on the
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  floor, like call it the end zone, on the other side of where
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  the bulls come out, and we had open bar with penalt and whiskey and
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  you know a lot of us from Citrus and we're all there and it was
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  just an amazing time. And it was about the fifth or sixth bull,
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  and he knocked the rider off right away, and he's literally, like I
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  said, we're in the other end zone watching a football game from the other
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  end zone, and all of a sudden, we just see this bull fucking
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  charging at us. You don't think of it as much, but he gets
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  about halfway. He's at the fifty yard line. Let's say, he's fucking
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  common separating it. We have like a fence, like a just like it's
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  it's it's terrible. I mean, he's not gonna bust it through, but
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  it's on a stage. So he comes running and he turns. He's not
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  like gonna jump into us, and he just gives this like and I'm sure
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  the bull's laughing. He just gives the whole fucking thing a hip check,
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  and all these fucking beers and ranks go flying and ship the ladies were mopping
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  up after and oh my god, got it on video, Like we video
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  pretty much the whole thing, but that particular time. I mean, it's
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  on video somewhere I don't know, but not like with our cell phones or
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  anything. So but the coolest thing was all these riders were getting like you
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  could tell their minor leagues and there is no offense to them, but like
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  eight seconds is the goal, and none of them got to like four or
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  five seconds. And then there was a girl in our section whose husband was
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  a rider and I don't know her or him, and he's he's up,
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  and now everyone our sections like, yo, it's the guy. This the
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  guy. This is the guy we're watching. We're like, okay, okay,
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  cool. I think her name was Taylor. And he gets on.
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  He goes like eight point eight seconds, and the whole fucking place, the
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  whole where we were, we went fucking I never met the guy in my
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  life, but I felt, I'm so proud of him. So you didn't
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  end up winningbody. I think he finished the top four, top five out
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  all these guys, and and I can't wait to go back next year.
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  I want to see like a real one now, like the massive square Garden
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  or one of the bigger you know, up of Boston where the actual real
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  league goes, because I guess some of these guys they'll be on the school
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  for twelve thirteen seconds. Yeah. So anyway, so happy birthday, Ray,
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  Thanks for the great weekend. I hope you have a great weekend coming
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  up this weekend. We love you Ray, Ray, We love you Ray
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  right with the sauce. Check out his Instagram page. By the way,
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  he posted saw I believe his daughter posted she was telling me they took his
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  phone away for Instagram. Yeah. Yeah, she takes the better videos videos
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  for sure. Yeah so so check out his Instagram page. So all right,
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  So what what's grinding your gears today? God, so much grinds my
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  gears. I did say when you walked in, I said, you know,
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  you're the one of the most prepared guests I have on him. Gotta
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  be read. So I got my notes. You should be people that just
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  think thinking then they like rely on their phone. My brain goes a mile
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  a minute. You know. I don't have have time for that. So
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  yeah, this week I was listening to one of my favorite podcasters, was
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  listening to Matt Walsh from The Daily Wire. Awesome dude, sweep, Yes,
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  baby gang. He's very monotone, but he's funny. Always against the
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  women, trans women in sports. Very yes, so he very much gets
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  into the trans you know, communities. If you haven't seen what is a
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  woman? You gotta watch it. It's gonna piss you off, but you're
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  gonna love it. It's phenomenal. It's phenomenal. So so yeah, he
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  brought up this, this subject of men lactating biological men who become women.
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  Are they Are they on some kind of hormone? Now? No, So
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  it's actually a drug, an anti nausea drug which is wild and it's called
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  dom paradone. Okay, So is this something that would so just a crazy
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  side effect they didn't know about, or now it's it's something they prescribed.
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  So it's something that was used in other countries and it's used for people with
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  like severe GI issues. I have that. Yeah, so you prescribing that
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  you might have some something coming out of here? Yeah, something coming out,
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  something coming out. So yeah, it's not FDA approved. It's not
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  something you can get in the US without some serious, uh, some serious
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  backlash. And basically they're reporting that these men, biological men who are saying
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  they're women. Now, so trans women I think is what it is.
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  Uh, if you're a trans woman, you're man to girl, yeah,
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  trans woman, trans woman, Yeah, you want to become a woman,
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  So you're a trans woman, okay, Right, And if you're a woman
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  that wants to chop off your breast to become a transman. Transman, right,
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  I mean, I don't care anyway, but that's that's what it is.
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  So they're taking this drug, it's basically causing secretions to come out of
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  their nipples, and they're feeding it to babies. Wait wait wait wait wait
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  wait. So I get the secretion part, but is it like nutritious for
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  a baby? Is it just chemicals? Is it a byproduct of a bad
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  drug? There's absolutely no research. So the only babies, right, So
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  the only research is you'll get from like these far left media saying like,
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  oh, something came out, so it's safe and they're feeding it to babies.
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  But there's actually no scientific data whatsoever that there's any nutritional value and we
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  don't even know what it is. That's kind of no scientific data, Like
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  within the last four years. I can't remember what it was. Well a
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  lot of people too, what I love too is like, yes, yes,
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  yeah, it was very recent. Well because now what everybody does is,
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  oh, there's data, yeah, okay, well well there's data data.
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  Well there's somebody wrote something somewhere and it's like okay, that's great,
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  but that's you know it's not true. So yeah, So there's this drug.
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  It has serious side effects, one of the biggest being causing cardiac or
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  with me, so your heart either you know, too fast, too slow
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  sounds like the other one. Yeah, and can cause cardiac arrest. Oh
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  great. Yeah. So and obviously women really like biological women know, if
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  you're breastfeeding, you can't take certain things or do certain things because it directly
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  goes to baby. Baby. You can't even get some vaccines because you can
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  actually kill the baby. So yeah, So there's people in the US,
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  these trans women who are feeding this to children. That's awesome. Yeah,
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  and specifically in case you know either you know what the you know what,
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  the fucked up thing is the only reason why they're doing it is because they
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  can makes them feel that they are a woman now. They could care less
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  about what's going into the child, just like all this other shit. They
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  don't care. This is a selfish thing to me. No, that's creepy.
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  Yeah, it's absolutely creepy. And the creepiest part is I'm going to
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  share something if you don't mind at all. So a big thing that I
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  think people are against his pedophilia, right, so be surprised, but yes
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  people should. Yes. So you know, if you perhaps were to admit
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  having a sexual fantasy about a child, or having a sexual encounter with a
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  child, you'd probably be I know where you're going with this. I read
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  it. Arrest is right, So fair warning to anybody listening to this because
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  it's pretty disgusting. So this was from Queer Issue in two thoy and seventeen.
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  We are in twenty twenty four. This man has never been looked up.
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  This man was never prosecuted for what he wrote. Right, Okay,
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  this is from the point of view of a trans woman, so biological man
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  who went through to become a woman and took this dom paradone drug to secrete
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  some kind of liquid from his nipples. Okay, sounds good, Okay.
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  And he wrote in the article quote breastfeeding is freaky, not a sucking bit
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  you're reading the stranger So odds are you've had a titty sucked at some point
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  in your life. No, it's because when my baby attached to my breast,
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  there was an incredible chemical cascade that ran through my entire body like lightning.
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  Imagine the most electric thing a partner has ever done to you. Then,
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  multiply it by ten. I could feel my brain rewiring, creating pathways
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  that would permanently connect me to my child. And yes, I kind of
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  got off on it. Don't judge. These are the type of people that
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  are doing this. Yeah, there are This is sick mental health, this
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  is sick. You know what? That was something different than what I thought.
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  I had just read something about normalizing. Someone was normalizing pedophilia, but
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  not normalizing and like you were actually touching a boy or a girl or any
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  That shit's saying it's okay to have those thoughts run through your head as long
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  as you don't act on them, right, Like I've heard like no victim,
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  no crime. So like the people who have like child porn in the
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  shit starts. If you have those thoughts, go seek help. If you
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  don't, this is how people become mass murderers. And they shoot up places,
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  right, and they grab kids and they kidnap them and they do all
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  sorts of terrible things with them. It all starts up top. Yeah,
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  And there's a lot of documentaries saying they're like there's not some du down the
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  alleyway with a suitcase of cash saying hey, yeah, I got this for
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  it if. I mean, it's not how this shit starts, right,
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  And there's a lot of documentaries that go into it, people saying like this
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  is never going to change. Like I'm not going to change. You know,
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  if you have a sexual preference for a child, you're not going to
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  be rehabilitated. You are. I wouldn't want to say you can't be rehabilitated.
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  I think if you if you catch it, maybe right away, like
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  you, I don't think they understand, right if I'm wrong? Is funar,
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  Yeah, that's my thing. But I mean, like, if you're
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  going growing up with this sick fantasy and now you're, like, I don't
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  know, forty something year old man, and you're getting caught with all this
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  stuff in your computer, I don't see that. Yeah, I just don't
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  see that. Yeah, of child porn. I happen to notes some people
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  that have been caught. Yep, me as well. I don't call them
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  my friends or anything, but I just know I know a lot of people.
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  You know a lot of people. It happens looking in the medical field
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  and I work in the bar field, so yep, yep. People talk,
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  people talk, and it's just how do you stop it? Like how
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  do you stop someone that's had those Let's be like a little bit tiny sympathetic.
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  Okay, sure, How do we stop a forty year old person,
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  yeah, that has these never acted out on it, and has had fifteen
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  to twenty years of being attracted to a seven year old girl? Okay,
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  you can't see it. I mean I see a lot of people like dude,
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  that dude's just fucked up in generally right, right, right, right
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  right? Yeah. But like you know, a lot of people are just
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  normal, walk of the earth. You're next door neighbor, yeah, yeah,
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  you know, and they're not smart on their computers and they save ship
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  and they get busted and you're like, holy shit, I didn't see that
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  comment. Guy? Right, he was over my house last year for Thanksgiving?
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  Yep, eyeing up the fucking my daughter or my son? Yeah yeah,
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  yeah, how did I let that happen? Right? What do we
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  do? What is this? I don't think there's a solution necessarily, Yeah,
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  but where do we Where do we try and stop it? Like do
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  you take like a ten year old child or no, I don't know,
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  do you evaluate an eighteen year old person? You know, almost like a
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  what was that a rorshaft test or something right right, right, you know,
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  you can show them a picture of a seven year old girl and what
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  do you think and see what he says? Like do you do that for
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  everybody? Yeah? I mean that's that's a part of it. It's like
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  it's like it's it's that or the other thing is I mean, these are
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  people that need to be removed from right society. They need to be removed
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  right, like government tests do this right, Like I took a test out
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  of college for ATF Yeah, just like one of those you know, five
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  hundred people show up downtown New Haven. Yeah, And some of the questions
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  in these tests, I could tell where they were going, like, yeah,
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  they were weird, just like you know, do you want to be
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  a race car driver? Do you like farm animals? You know? Like
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  random like yeah, they really get you know, all was processing your head
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  like where are they getting that with this question? Yeah? And then you
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  fucking second gets yourself answer it the right way? Yeah, And if I
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  answered it a certain way, and I'm like either never going to get the
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  job or I'm going to be like pulled out of here right, like psychoanalyzing
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  right right? Yeah, No, I think these people just need to be
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  removed from society. And I think it's I don't know, Yeah, there
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  was a free island out there that we might be able to. I think
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  there's somewhere we can send them. Just let them all live out their lives
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  out there. Just keep keep the fuck away from our kids. So that's
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  my thought there. Wow, I didn't think we're going to get that aggressive
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  that early. Oh don't you know where to look at my notes and go
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  to Oh, let's let's just just get Trump out of the way. So
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  Trump crushes last night votes for Haley whatever. Month's probably all Democrats anyway,
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  even ben to Jerry's ice cream. Oh my god. Yeah. But she
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  finally stepped out today to many of the Democrats chagrin. They were just praying
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  she stayed on as long as she could. And now they're all flip flopping
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  saying, now they're all going for her vote, like they don't care.
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  Let's get the Haley vote and let's finish this. So it's it's this is
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  happening, this is Trump versus this is four years ago all over again.
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  And I have a lot of thoughts about the next eight months on what could
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  happen, could we see another not necessarily a pandemic event, but I've read
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  a lot about black swan events where you know something very bad is going to
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  happen. Yeah, so bad that we won't even be able to vote,
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  and they'll just say, let's just go status quote and keep Biden in there
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  for four more years. We won't even have an election. I mean,
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  that's the extreme side of it. But yeah, at this I mean it's
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  not yeah, it's not that out of pocket. It's not that far fetched,
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  to be honest with you, with the way that things are going.
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  It's just it's it's absolutely disgusting. And I think that personally. You know,
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  I had this conversation with a friend who admittedly voted for Biden four years
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  ago. I mean, you know your mistake before you can. I appreciate
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  the ad middle of the mistake, but I looked at him differently after that.
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  I looked at him differently, and I said, Man, you know,
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  it's like the people anybody but Trump. Come now, if you use
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  that this time, you literally have no clue what's going on now. No,
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  you're either a trust fun baby or something, because how the you're surviving,
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  I have no idea. And now they're using all the tactics of like
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  all this migration and all the Mexican boarder stuff. Disgusting. They're all saying,
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  well, well, that that was Trump, that was Trump. Well,
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  I mean sense we know it's not, but literally Biden when he took
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  office. Yeah, like the most executive orders canceling out executive orders of Trump.
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  Yeah, in the history of the what about that port? What's that
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  poor girl who just got murdered by the illegal immigrant in Virginia? Yeah,
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  And they had a guy on, uh, you know CNN or one of
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  the libtard networks, and they asked him he was, you know, part
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  of the FBI and this and that, and they said, you know,
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  this guy was Robin convenience stores, grand theft, auto publican danger man.
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  He had all these charges against him as an illegal immigrant, and they didn't
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  remove him, right, and then he murdered an innocent, an innocent girl.
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  So ms NBC, who I feel has become the by far and away
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  most liberal network there is past CNN. Now, really you just can't get
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  out of their own way. Don't know what the fuck is. Yeah,
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  I don't know what's happening. Yeah, but you know, Rachel Maddow is
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  still on there, and they have you know, Biden's ex the redhead broad
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  and I don't know, oh yeah, the old speaker that I speaker,
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  Oh god, the Jen something. Yes, Paski Kasaki, Pasaki pasakibc.
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  Now oh really I saw this clip where they were talking about like like leaving
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  the polls and some stuff, and they interviewed whoever and they were like,
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  you know, if they were interviewing Virginians, if they were concerned about the
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  border, right, and like nine said yes, and Pasaki said what West
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  Virginia at like the border of West Virginia and they all started laughing. Meanwhile,
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  no little no immigrants ordered, Yeah, somebody the real border, honey.
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  Yeah, no, it doesn't take long to hop on a bust and
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  travel. Yeah. Yeah, we're busting them for cristikes. Yes, we're
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  putting them on that. Boy, did you see the Boston Logan Airport of
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  all them sleeping on the floors and they had food like laid out. They
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  had like a little apartment set up in the corner. I'm glad you said
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  Boston. I was just there on Sunday. I took my girlfriend's son,
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  my friend Angela and his son, two fourteen year olds with us, and
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  we lived to Celtics game. It was early game, three thirty. They
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  won by fifty two. Had a good time. So we're in this uber
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  and it's just this old school of Boston. Dude great And it was like
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  you know how you get an over driving like a little you start talking,
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  ask if they even want to like talk back to you. Yeah, this
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  guy was ready to talk. Love it. And I said, you know
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  what, you're such a I can't remember how it came up. You're such
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  a fucking den run state. And I'm from mass and I love all Boston
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  teams. And I'm like, you know what's even worst? And he turns
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  back, goes the Maya. I go, yeah, the Maya is fucking
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  worst, fucking liberally in this old state. Now you have two forty year
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  old of the car like those damn libs, fucking liberals. And I still
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  love the city of Boston, but like she is just ruining it. Yeah,
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  they're busting them in up there. And like you said, Logan Airport,
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  and I mean they were doing something local too, weren't they. Yeah,
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  there was a there was a really fucked up interview like about this woman
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  a real liberal woman living in the city, and she took in an immigrant
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  family. She's like, it's just so lovely. They clean for us,
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  and they cook all our meals and they take care of the house. I'm
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  like this, this sounds terrible. You sound horrible right now. You don't
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  sound like a great person. You sound like an idiot, Like, oh
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  yeah, sure, I'll take you in, but make sure you know,
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  vacuum my vacuum my floors, clean my car. Yeah. It's like,
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  yeah, I mean that's price is a mission, right, I guess you
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  know, you know, murder yea, perhaps, depending on who you've taken
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  on. I love I love how liberal white people that are interviewed about certain
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  things always have that like the how do you did it? Just there have
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  that spin for them. Yeah, well yeah, it's great, you know,
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  they so great. It reminded me of the Kansas City parade shooting.
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  And you know what happened. It was just two gang beggers going back and
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  forth in innocent bystanders, and Jesus Christ read the newspaper see what goes on
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  Chicago and Kansas City is no better. And I just happened to flip on
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  ESPN and you know, hope, they're so oh, they're raged and they're
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  so angry, and when is shipping a change? And then the ditzy blond
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  that hosts the show goes, well, I just read and this is such
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  great news, but Kansas City has the number one gunshot wound hotel in the
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  country. I'm like, well, why do you think that is? So
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  Chicago's got to be too. Chicago's got to be too, I'm like,
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  and then you got news that the lady died. Well, they're not well
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  of course, that that was a stupid tragedy. I don't even know how
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  you prevent that anywhere. It's proud of people. No, you can't.
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  They were not legal guns. So I mean, that's a whole nother show.
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  That's ten shows of just Get Rid of the Guns. Okay, well,
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  ninety nine point nine nine percent of these people committing these fucking crimes.
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  You think that they went and got their they're legal guns and no, no,
• 22:02
  whatever. It's like, come on, give me a break. It's
• 22:03
  such a deadbeat course now, it's so stupid. It's never going to change.
• 22:07
  Nope, that's why we have the constitution. We could amend certain things
• 22:11
  and listen, I don't even have a gun license. I've said this a
• 22:15
  million times. However, shit hits the fan. I know where to go
• 22:21
  and I'll get there. Yep, you know, hell or high water,
• 22:23
  I'll get there and I will be accepted to where I'm going. I can't
• 22:26
  relate. I have my gun license. Get your gun license, get it.
• 22:30
  Get it while you still can't get it, while it's gone. You
• 22:33
  know what it is, honestly, just think I'm lazy. It's a pain
• 22:37
  in the ass. But it doesn't even have to be for me. I've
• 22:41
  done the course, granted it was a while ago, but I've talked to
• 22:45
  the people in Milford I need to talk to. I've gotten the phone numbers
• 22:48
  I need. I just got to get an application and print out that old
• 22:52
  form and he will bypass this within two weeks, get the fingerprints, go
• 22:59
  to the state. And I'm just sitting here like and and when I get
• 23:04
  it, I have one of the best hookups to get a beautiful fucking gun,
• 23:11
  probably the first one free. Well, I gotta pay for something,
• 23:12
  but like you know what I mean, Like pay for the bullets, pay
• 23:15
  for the bulls. But I'm like and I'm still sitting there with like,
• 23:18
  but I don't know. Like I said, I have I have places to
• 23:22
  go, license, I gotta get out. I gotta get there. I
• 23:26
  guess right, you gotta get there. I'm gonna rbor my fucking kiya up
• 23:30
  with. Yeah. Yeah, there's all these machine guns on top. Yeah,
• 23:34
  they got all the in the front zombie world, right, they got
• 23:37
  all these cool little knickknacks you fit the guns in in the car, all
• 23:40
  this hidden ship. It's great. It's cool stuff. All right, So
• 23:44
  can we do Uh? I'm just gonna say this now because I kind of
• 23:47
  want to end this part of the conversation. But let's let's let's have you
• 23:49
  back on, say a month before the election or two weeks before the absolutely
• 23:53
  and who knows what's gonna happen before scary, but let's do that. I
• 23:59
  thought one of the funny things before yesterday was like the Colorado thing got shot
• 24:03
  down by the Supreme Court. Keith Oberman went crazy, like just sparing the
• 24:06
  Supreme Court. I'm like, I'd afraid that. Sent me a text met
• 24:08
  She's like, this dude's still relevant. I go, No, he's not.
• 24:11
  I go. The problem is he's just he literally created a podcast.
• 24:15
  Keith Obman used to be the guy in Sports Center. If you don't know
• 24:18
  who he is with Dan Patrick. I've had Dan Patrick on the show and
• 24:22
  as Dan was leaving, I was like, what's up with Keith? You
• 24:25
  know, he's like joking around and kind of rolled his eyes and he left
• 24:26
  and that was it. And it's just one of those things like this dude
• 24:30
  has gone off the rockers like him and Rob Reiner are just like two of
• 24:34
  the craziest liberal like you, if you sat with him, if he came
• 24:38
  in and he thought we were doing a podcast about puppies and I said the
• 24:41
  word Trump, he would like flip the table over. So whatever. So
• 24:47
  he's all upset about the Colorado ruling, and it was it was it was
• 24:49
  the right ruling. I mean, I think a lot of liberals would say
• 24:52
  that you can't take people's names off ballots. That's not the country. It's
• 24:56
  just it's just ridiculous. It's absolutely it's ridiculous that anyone thought in their right
• 25:00
  mind that you can just take an option away. I'm like, you could
• 25:06
  hate the guy all you want, just don't vote for him, right,
• 25:07
  but how the like, how the fuck are you gonna say you just can't.
• 25:11
  No, you just can't. He would have had the largest in like
• 25:17
  write in vote. Oh my god, yeah, I already Trump probably Trump
• 25:19
  twenty four trum Trump, Yeah, Trump. I remember that. I always
• 25:26
  tell this story. The first time I ever voted was for Donald Trump and
• 25:30
  I walked in there with a Trump T shirt on, and uh, they
• 25:33
  told me no, and they were getting pretty bitchy about it, and they
• 25:37
  said, either I take it off or I can't vote. Yeah, So
• 25:40
  I took it off right there in the middle of the room, in front
• 25:42
  of everybody, flipped it inside out and put it back on. I said,
• 25:45
  all right, can I vote? Now? That's what I did.
• 25:48
  I was wearing ye and I walked into the voting thing and they said you
• 25:53
  have to turn that inside out. And I never I've never worn anything political
• 25:57
  to a voting thing. I didn't know the rule. So I got me
• 26:00
  seriously because yeah, and I'm not I'm not being an asshole. I'm like,
• 26:03
  all right, he was just turned it inside out. I said,
• 26:04
  no, hold on, and I take off my sweatshirt underneath this Trump squared
• 26:08
  twenty twenty four. He goes, actually, that's okay, because it's not
• 26:12
  he's not running this year. Yeah awesome, Yeah, next year wearing this
• 26:17
  but with the with the Tony g open. Oh. I wore it proud,
• 26:19
  like I was going to a concert. I was ready. I was
• 26:22
  like, I got my concert T shirt, I'm ready to go. Well
• 26:23
  yeah, but the craziest thing is yet they're allowed to stand outside the door.
• 26:29
  You run into a gazillion signs driving up. Ye, everyone's trying to
• 26:33
  give you a fucking girl Scout cookie to vote for them. Yeah, everyone's
• 26:36
  outside. All you get all the way to where where you actually vote is
• 26:40
  concealed. Yep. But you can't wear it that It's it's like it's like
• 26:44
  I always I always equated to the where you have to wear a mask to
• 26:48
  the restaurant, but take it off all down, when you sit down,
• 26:51
  you can take it off. You know. It's like a reverse psychology.
• 26:53
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, it's the best. I'm gonna sway
• 26:56
  somebody walking from me telling my address to go into that spot. So I
• 27:02
  was gonna see my Trump shirt and go, oh, I didn't think about
• 27:04
  Trump is on his ballot. Maybe I'll vote for Trump. They sit and
• 27:08
  watching MSNBC all night exactly, watched Fox. That's true. I don't even
• 27:15
  watch Fox anymore. The only thing I watched really is just Stutfeld. Yeah,
• 27:18
  I watch Newsmax to news Max is all right, but is that the
• 27:22
  one or is that one News Nation? What's the one that Cuomo came back
• 27:25
  on? Not Newsmax? Okay, so he's on one News Nation. Yeah,
• 27:30
  but they're you know, they're their right wing change my tune and you
• 27:37
  know what, talk about it smart move. So Trump Trump landslides. We
• 27:41
  did this, We thought this was happened four years ago, and the red
• 27:44
  wave did not happen. So what happens this year? But obviously we'll touch
• 27:48
  on this again. I mean, honestly, I I think you're gonna have
• 27:51
  a fucking full blown civil war if the ship turns the other way, because
• 27:53
  I mean, you're not there's something. I'm sorry, there's there's something mentally
• 27:57
  wrong in your fucking brain. If you're gonna sit there you're gona vot about,
• 28:00
  you're going to go in there with confidence and say you're voting for this
• 28:03
  fucking guy. I don't care who you are. With people just sitting home
• 28:06
  watching their their life savings disappears, there is no savings, there's no savings,
• 28:11
  no more. No, I'm just now, who's who could actually get
• 28:15
  it back on track? Not saying he's going to get it all back for
• 28:17
  you, but who do you think could get it back on track if he
• 28:21
  could. We've talked plenty of times, and I'm not the biggest Trump guy
• 28:25
  in the world. And I'm also ready for some youth in this country.
• 28:29
  Sure, yeah, but that's not happening this year. So now now we
• 28:32
  got to focus on what's in front of us, not try to get You
• 28:36
  know, I love Vivic. I think he's great. He was great.
• 28:38
  He's cool guy. I think it's I think it's whatever the ate the big
• 28:47
  bank for a while. Now he is, he's cool, He's a cool
• 28:49
  dude. I would love for him to be VP. I just don't think.
• 28:52
  I don't think. I think he's a little more politicking, he's a
• 28:56
  little more practice. Maybe he was a politician, but different. Yeah,
• 29:00
  he's very he's excitable. You know, he wanted to jump into the scene,
• 29:04
  but he needs a little more, a little more experience. Yeah,
• 29:07
  and I think you know, if he ran as his vice president Trump won,
• 29:14
  would he be the successor in four years? Would that be enough for
• 29:18
  him? Maybe you could I mean it's a possibility for eight years or you
• 29:23
  know, at least eight total, right, right, I don't know.
• 29:26
  It's uh, it's interesting. It's our only chance, her only hope,
• 29:33
  your only hope. That's survival here, buddy, here all we got left.
• 29:36
  That's all we got. Men and women's sports. My podcast started on
• 29:44
  this ship. Yeah, it really did. This was the whole. Leah
• 29:49
  Thomas yep, the Penn Swimmer, Yep, she's great. And now Riley
• 29:55
  Gaines the Kentucky Yeah, Riley Gaines is school. She really came out on
• 29:57
  the scene. Now she is hardcore, like defending. I mean, I
• 30:03
  admire her now you have to, because that poor girl gets ripped. I
• 30:06
  think she's at the point now where like she should just be on like Matt
• 30:10
  Walsh's you know, like that she should be Yeah, I know, she
• 30:12
  should go work with them OutKick Sports. Yeah. Yeah, because like I
• 30:17
  follow her on Twitter, yep, and it's you know X, I still
• 30:21
  call Twitter. I don't think. I don't think Must minds that either.
• 30:23
  No, he doesn't. He's a cool guy. Yeah, and you still
• 30:26
  taking Twitter? Comes up so true? Like what if I say I just
• 30:32
  sent you an X? What does that mean? Yeah? It's scary.
• 30:34
  It's a little scary. I get all my notifications. I haven't signed into
• 30:37
  Twitter in probably ten years, to be quite honest with you, not a
• 30:41
  Twitter, not a Twitter gal. I get the notification. I don't ever
• 30:44
  post on it, really, I don't. Sometimes i'll comment on something.
• 30:48
  Yeah, the most parts where I kind of get news from. I think
• 30:49
  my cover photo is still the Jonas Brothers. So you know you were what
• 30:53
  seventeen? Then? God, no, I don't know, young little So
• 31:00
  the top three there was a powerlifting competition in Canada, yep, the top
• 31:06
  three finishers. Yep, we're all biological, biological men. If that does
• 31:12
  not scream just ridiculousness, hypocrisy, what kind of When will this end?
• 31:19
  Let's stop getting mad at Dave Chappelle over this stuff. Yeah, it's going
• 31:23
  to continue as long as we allow it. And that's the problem. Are
• 31:27
  we, I mean legally, yes, I guess we are reading something like
• 31:30
  Connecticut tried to fight it. Well, yeah, there was the girl runner
• 31:34
  from Connecticut and she went all the way to the Supreme Court. Yep,
• 31:37
  it's you know, I tried to Some states will regulate it with how much
• 31:41
  hormones you have in you like it, which is sickening. To make sure
• 31:47
  it's such a sickening. It's just one of those things like twenty years ago,
• 31:51
  thirty years ago, when I was eighteen, maybe like six seven years
• 31:55
  ago, when don't hear about the ship? When I was I think fourteen
• 32:00
  saying in a like a Pop Worner style of football, there was a girl.
• 32:04
  We played another team and there was a girl that played like a cornerback
• 32:07
  that quarterback or cornerback, a defensive back on the other team, yep,
• 32:12
  And we were like all afraid to hit her. Yeah, you know.
• 32:16
  And the coaches from the other team addressed our team before the game and said,
• 32:22
  she understands the dangers of this game. She's very athletic, she's very
• 32:27
  good, and don't let her fool you because if you do, she's gonna
• 32:31
  blindside the fuck out of you. So you have to go in with that
• 32:35
  mindset. This is fourteen year olds, you know, the minute you get
• 32:37
  into high school, and it's just different men. You know, women develop
• 32:40
  a little earlier than men do physiological facts. Yeah, and you know by
• 32:45
  the time these kids are we were seventeen eighteen, much more muscular and still
• 32:51
  growing until you're twenty, you know, look at Lebron from age seventeen to
• 32:54
  twenty with all those steroids to that. I'll do it back then, yeah,
• 33:00
  I mean still bid now. It's just easier to hide. But yeah,
• 33:04
  I could do a whole Lebron, but I'm sure you can. I
• 33:07
  know nothing, so it would be an educational episode for me, for sure.
• 33:12
  I'll leave it this. He had the same you ever heard maybe not,
• 33:15
  but you ever heard of Balco so. Balco was the San Francisco based
• 33:19
  company all steroids. He's linked to Barry Bonds, Alexrodriguez, and Lebron used
• 33:25
  the same trainer as Alex Rodriguez. He's Lebron, So Lebron. What are
• 33:30
  you going to do? Get mad at him? He's the king, the
• 33:32
  self anoyed the king. Yeah, they don't touch him. See A.
• 33:36
  Rod's problem and Barry Bonds's problem was it was just the media didn't like him,
• 33:39
  right the media. The media loves Lebron, so they stay off of
• 33:44
  him. Yeah. They hated Bonds because he was just mean to them.
• 33:46
  Yeah, so if you're meet him, they take it personal. It's like
• 33:50
  Bill Belchick didn't get a didn't get ahead. Ah that poor guy. I
• 33:53
  kind of felt bad for him. I don't like the Patriots, but I
• 33:55
  still felt bad for him. It was still like, you know, I
• 33:59
  was still sad. All right, So did you put in? So?
• 34:01
  I said, lest each do a conspiracy theory? Did you bring one today?
• 34:05
  So? No, I give you homework because because it wasn't I told
• 34:12
  you it wasn't a conspiracy. It was just an illegal issue. You could
• 34:17
  call it conspiracy because it's saying it's totally safe. You got secretions coming out
• 34:22
  of men's nipples happening. Well, it is happening. You're gonna tell me
• 34:28
  you conspiracies aren't happening. Let's hear it. Well, I told you what
• 34:37
  I'm really going to talk about. But before I get into that one,
• 34:39
  have you seen a lot of This is why you need to get on Twitter,
• 34:43
  because there's a really a lot of probably photoshop ships fascinating. Do you
• 34:46
  remember the video of the guy that was filming the mountain and there was a
• 34:51
  giant walking up there? This is not long ago, a year ago?
• 34:53
  No, you never saw that, I don't think, so I'll show it
• 34:57
  to you afterwards, okay, And and the guy ends up dead like three
• 35:04
  months later after recording and you know, it's an iPhone, he zoomed in
• 35:07
  and like I said, with AI, now you can make the thing you
• 35:12
  want. But it was a fascinating video. It was longer than AI really
• 35:17
  started taking off. So it ends up dead. So now you see all
• 35:21
  these videos or pictures, these photos from you know, the eighteen hundreds,
• 35:25
  and there's giants everywhere, like giants, and which a giant is like not
• 35:30
  a thirty foot person, yeah yeah, but like a fourteen foot person yeah,
• 35:34
  yeah, doing doing fucking housework or putting a shingle on a house.
• 35:37
  Yeah yeah, just like it's it's not like in any context, it's just
• 35:40
  that's how photos were taken away back then. Yeah. So that brings us
• 35:45
  into the thing I've been studying, and that's flat Earth. So before we
• 35:51
  get into the basis of flatter, obviously everyone knows a flatter of means we
• 35:53
  are not a globe. And there is a central white wall. There's there's
• 36:01
  there's it's almost like you ever saw the show was that HBO show with all
• 36:07
  the dragons and ship dragons the old times. So there's there's a part of
• 36:16
  that show that is the white wall. It's like the edge of the edge
• 36:21
  of the Earth everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the defenders that the
• 36:23
  night Walkers or whatever they are. So a lot of people think they got
• 36:28
  this theory from the old flat Earth maps, which in the Middle Antarctica was
• 36:34
  this big white wall and a whole civilization lives behind it. Yes, yes,
• 36:38
  So it really depends how you and and giants were involved with this.
• 36:42
  And this is where they think they get photos of giants is because on the
• 36:44
  other side of this wall was Jack and the beanstock. No, not not
• 36:47
  necessarily. See I'm not on this yet. Yeah, I really want to
• 36:54
  show some pictures after this. I'm so excited now, like I feel like
• 36:57
  I gotta see this, these flatters leaving this ice wall. So I walked.
• 37:00
  There's this guy called the Flat Earth or on Twitter, and for christ
• 37:05
  sakes, he's got a blue fucking check mark, so he's leit. I
• 37:07
  mean, obviously we have to believe him. He didn't pay for it,
• 37:09
  right, So anyway, So my first thing is like, what's the point
• 37:15
  of the Earth being flat? Like, what is the conspiracy you get out
• 37:16
  of it? What? Right? What is if you proved it? What
• 37:20
  does it mean for any of us? Like, like, bring me down
• 37:22
  that rabbit hole. Okay, so that's sure. He had a video of
• 37:27
  a guy on another podcast talking to two stooges in her room like we're doing
• 37:30
  right now, and the guy says, explain it proved to me the flat
• 37:34
  Earth, right right, so he says, and I'm gonna paraphrase him here.
• 37:37
  He says, Okay, we all went to high school, we were
• 37:43
  all taught our solar system, and sure this. Our planet revolves around the
• 37:47
  Earth three hundred and sixty five days a year, right, and our planet
• 37:52
  itself rotates right. Sure, so if in the winter we're on this side
• 37:58
  of the Sun and we're rotating this way, like, well, we rotate
• 38:01
  that way, and now we come around all the way one hundred and eighty
• 38:06
  whatever days later, and now we're on this side of the sun rotating.
• 38:10
  How the fuck do we see the same constellations every night three hundred and sixty
• 38:15
  five days a year. But are they always in the same spot? Boom?
• 38:22
  So I google it, I'm I'm I'm staying here, like wait a
• 38:27
  fucking second, hold on, hey, listen, I can't always see the
• 38:30
  Big Dipper. I look for it, that's all I know. Okay,
• 38:32
  So the Big Dipper is the one technically, I mean with no clouds you
• 38:37
  can see every night because the Big Dipper is actually what's the term they use.
• 38:42
  They wrote it down, Oh, circum circumpolar. So what means is
• 38:45
  it is north of the north pole. So if you look at like our
• 38:51
  our our solar system, there's a north, there's a south, there's the
• 38:54
  east, there's a west. So the sun is here, so you could
• 38:58
  always see the Big Dipper because no matter why, you're going around this way.
• 39:05
  And that's when I stopped. I said, boom, just to bump
• 39:07
  to this fucking stupid theory, and I left for like three weeks, and
• 39:12
  then I just started seeing other ship starts haunting you and it does. It's
• 39:15
  like like the moon landing is just a joke. And then they just it
• 39:22
  was great about the moon landing. They just posted this video today of so
• 39:28
  Mosque sent some people up or whatever and they were they were spacewalking, and
• 39:35
  I believe, I don't know if this is true, but these people said
• 39:37
  this is the first time and like they basically were joking, like, oh,
• 39:39
  they finally put stars in the fucking spacewalking, fucking video, and there
• 39:43
  were there were stars in it. Now I think back non movie videos.
• 39:47
  You never see stars. No, no, no, no, you don't
• 39:52
  see the moon, you don't see the sun. Is that weird? Do
• 39:54
  you know too? You can go yeah, you can go down such a
• 39:57
  rabbit hole because, like I said, you know, allegedly everything you're gonna
• 40:00
  go. I told you, find a Reddit thread and just you'll be up.
• 40:05
  Listen. It's interesting sometimes some of the bands that goes back and forth.
• 40:07
  It's great, but it's the thing I said, allegedly. You know,
• 40:10
  you go on NASA and they say, you know out outright that these
• 40:15
  pictures are doctored, these pictures supposedly of our Earth. How the fuck are
• 40:21
  you gonna tell me we can't take a picture if everybody's up there, right,
• 40:23
  you're going on the space What are these astronauts training for? Are they
• 40:28
  really going? Are they going up there? Are they not going up there?
• 40:31
  Is somebody in the space station? Are they not in the space station?
• 40:34
  What the fuck's going on? Like? This is big, This is
• 40:38
  big stuff. You know. There's people who say, well, there is
• 40:43
  no universe, you know, because if you think about the universe, it
• 40:45
  fucks with your head because it's infinite there's nothing out there? Does it expand
• 40:51
  into right? Like you right, whether you think of the Earth as flat
• 40:54
  or globe. Think about the globe, it's a finite area where but outside
• 40:59
  of that there is there's no more areas. I expanded this room, I
• 41:01
  have to tear down this wall, move into the parking lot. What's beyond
• 41:05
  the universe it's expanding it, right? Oh GODNA have nightmares. So I'm
• 41:14
  actually was always fascinated by the universe. Yeah, yeah, you know you
• 41:19
  know that star Walk app like you hold your phone off. Oh yes,
• 41:22
  yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, pretty cool. Right yeah,
• 41:27
  you could be generated by you know, just changing our minds. Right.
• 41:30
  But they used to show I have a daily picture of like all these
• 41:32
  constantly not constellations, just these these groups of stars and the colors and the
• 41:37
  vibrancy of the universe. Right, Yeah, I've watched the seven part documentary
• 41:44
  and Netflix of the Universe. Just sit there like get drunk and just be
• 41:47
  like, whoa, that's my favorite. But is it all a ruse?
• 41:54
  And and here's my thing, I give a flat Earth? What's the ruse?
• 42:00
  Because I saw something today and the caption was so poignant. It was
• 42:07
  a kid probably a teenager. Yeah, writing one of those uh you know
• 42:14
  what do you call those things? All right? With virtual reality over his
• 42:20
  head? Yeah, yeah, and just riding along. I've seen people riding
• 42:23
  and driving cars with this thing on the caption just said this is what they
• 42:29
  want us to be. And I go, wow, you're right. Wow,
• 42:35
  in thirty years, fifty years is what everyone's gonna be. You're just
• 42:38
  gonna wear the v No, you're just it's gonna be. What movie was
• 42:44
  that Hunger Games? There's gonna be just classes of people. Yeah, and
• 42:50
  are you going to be in the right class? Or or is civil war
• 42:54
  coming? Oh? Civil wars coming? Like you ever seen the movie?
• 42:59
  I know you're younger, but it was. It was called The Demolition Man.
• 43:01
  No, it was SEVESTERI Stallone and Wesley Snipes. Okay, and you
• 43:06
  know who Dennis Leary is the Yeah, okay, so Stallone and Snipes.
• 43:14
  Stallone was a cop in the nineties. Snipes was a major crimble in the
• 43:17
  nineties. They both got cryogenically frozen. Okay, something happened, and then
• 43:23
  Wesley Snipes got out something having the machine and they needed like none of these
• 43:28
  cops in like twenty thirty whatever year they went to what to do, Like,
• 43:31
  they didn't have guns, You couldn't swear you got a ticket. You
• 43:35
  literally have to watch the movie because Taco Bell. Watch it. Taco Bell
• 43:39
  was obviously probably paid to be the sponsor of the movie. Yeah, but
• 43:43
  was like the delicatessen of the society. Amazing And if you swore in the
• 43:47
  street, this little thing would pop up and get oh like the robot Yeah
• 43:52
  yeah, yeah, yeah. They have to unfreeze, not to dry it
• 43:54
  too long. If you've seen it, you know what I'm talking about.
• 43:57
  They unfreezed Sylvesteria Stallone and he's got to go after Wesley Snipes and they remember
• 44:02
  each other from the past, and and Slo's trying to bang this other coup
• 44:07
  who is the who fucking was it the girl from Speed? Uh, he's
• 44:12
  trying to bang her. But sex isn't like sex anymore. It's like you
• 44:15
  put on a fucking virtual reality. Heads. It's like so so like what
• 44:19
  now is you probably that ye can't like touch each other and these like emotions
• 44:24
  Well, I mean, I mean you think about you know, a big,
• 44:28
  huge, huge subject that should be talked about way fucking more pornography.
• 44:32
  Oh yeah, there you go. You give virtual reality, and you give
• 44:36
  I mean, men are suffering, people are suffering from those dictions. And
• 44:40
  the thing is you give a virtual reality helmet and out the I mean,
• 44:45
  what do you need. That's it. You're good. You won't leave the
• 44:47
  couch. That's where they want you, on their couch, on the couch,
• 44:51
  just getting a check from the government every month. Yep. So Dennis
• 44:53
  Leary's character was the underground dude. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 44:59
  like stuck eating rat burgers and all this shit and and and they fucking finally
• 45:04
  rise up and whatever. Yeah, watch the movie because it's I watched it
• 45:07
  on once every five years because you'll miss something. Well you won't miss something,
• 45:12
  but you'll realize, wow, holy life entitating art, like every time
• 45:16
  as we evolved as a you know, in the future with all the crap
• 45:20
  we have, I don't know for evolving, but well, I mean like
• 45:22
  scientifically and whatever you want to call it. You want to call it,
• 45:25
  I guess yeah, but it's you gotta watch. It's just fucking download it.
• 45:30
  I got the I got the jail broken, you know, firestick call
• 45:36
  the movies thing. I got that. Watch it they listen anyway. I
• 45:42
  had this conversation with the two fourteen year old of my own Boston. Oh.
• 45:45
  Like, you're in the next room, you leave your phone in here,
• 45:47
  you walk out of the room, you talk about I don't know,
• 45:50
  the Celtics or something, and you come back and that's the first thing that
• 45:52
  pops up on your phone. You're like, Instagram, what's happening. You're
• 45:55
  like, oh my god, uh so plan B crypto. Crypto's been booming,
• 46:05
  right, has it? Yeah? I don't keep up with the cryptos.
• 46:08
  The bitcoin has been skyrocketing. All those fuckers. I got in and
• 46:13
  didn't sell, and like myself, I sold the yeah very well. And
• 46:15
  I'm sitting here plugging away in this podcast. All right. I'll see after
• 46:20
  the show, pick up Instagram and see if some crypto thing comes through.
• 46:22
  I just feel it's Instagram. Instagram's the one. The adill come up,
• 46:28
  The adill come up. Yep. I was talking about Pilates the other day.
• 46:30
  I know nothing about Pilates and I got a thing about new Haven Pilates.
• 46:35
  It comes up. They listen, you gotta watch out Orge Theory.
• 46:38
  I'll say, hey, yeah, how's that bike, and an orange theory
• 46:40
  pops up. It's just saying it's just it's just weird. Yeah, no,
• 46:45
  it's weird, you know. So I told the kids in the ride
• 46:46
  home, I think I was saying something to Angela. I'm like, yeah,
• 46:49
  you know, I was listening and there in the back the phone always
• 46:52
  listens. I'm like, yeah, check your Instagram, the phone always listen.
• 46:57
  Say that to a bunch of teenage boys. It off. But it's
• 47:00
  like, I don't even know what I'm doing with this thing. I don't
• 47:02
  know. Oh it's fifty and thirteen days, Like, I'm turned fifty.
• 47:07
  My whoat? Oh my god. If my kiddos who I used to nanny
• 47:15
  told me I'm pushing thirty, I said, oh no, I'm not twenty
• 47:20
  seven. That's thirty pushing thirty. It's twenty seven. I'm not pushing.
• 47:23
  I'm not in August twenty sixth Oh my god's my brother's birthday. Stop it
• 47:28
  right now. That's like the fifth person has every show my Well, so
• 47:31
  you guys are birthday twins. That's a birthday twins. He's going to be
• 47:36
  he's going to be fifty five double double drive fifty five, can't drive fifty
• 47:43
  five? Fifty five? Wow? Getting old? My brother would like this
• 47:45
  show too. He likes the ship we're talking about. Oh good for him.
• 47:47
  Yeah, I love that. I love meeting people with like minds,
• 47:52
  you know, especially people, especially people who don't look at Did you ever
• 47:54
  find one of those people I look at? You don't look at. I
• 47:58
  don't look at. I mean like, if I were just to see you
• 48:00
  at a bar, I wouldn't say you were a liberal? No conservative.
• 48:04
  Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. The first time
• 48:07
  you're on the show, you something. I thought you might have said a
• 48:10
  dirty word on this show. Did I say a dirty board? Didn't?
• 48:14
  I said, no, she did. I would have edited out. It
• 48:15
  was your driving through dunkin Donuts story. You told, oh where I got
• 48:19
  hit? Yeah, where I got hit by that girl? Oh my god,
• 48:22
  I fucking forgot about that. I didn't know. You know what it
• 48:24
  is though, that I'll tell you right now. Here's here's a theory for
• 48:27
  you. Conservative women are usually pretty good looking. Liberal women not so much.
• 48:34
  They look like trance. I just normally I could walk down the street
• 48:38
  and I could probably tell you who you voted for. Uh yeah, it's
• 48:42
  pretty fucking clear. It's pretty easy. It's pretty easy. Once in a
• 48:45
  blue moon. You get somebody who's different, and I love that when I
• 48:49
  get that, and I'm like, ooh oh okay, I'm like this is
• 48:52
  great. When I when I first started the show, like I always obviously
• 48:54
  new in the first year who I was having on, started getting people on
• 48:58
  that didn't know or they were of like, you know, almost a celebrity
• 49:01
  like a Dan Patrick or a little mill Books. I know Robin O'Neil,
• 49:05
  I know what side he's on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 49:07
  But we'd always do a pre show talk and I'd be like, you got
• 49:10
  to talk about that. Where do we stand? Just want to know?
• 49:14
  And you know, outside of having you on, I don't really get too
• 49:16
  heavy politics anymore. Right, I've got a sponsor Viva. They could probably
• 49:20
  care less, but you know, I gotta, you know, weigh my
• 49:23
  way my stuff, but it's never going to sway me into one leaving lab.
• 49:29
  Yeah, well, somebody asked me to see. One of my buddies
• 49:32
  said this the other day. He said, you know, because I'm very
• 49:37
  unfortunately back out into the dating world. What a scary place it is.
• 49:40
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's been You're only twenty seven girl,
• 49:45
  all right, it's all right. You know, I trust God.
• 49:47
  I'll put your staff on. I trust God he'll find my husband one day.
• 49:52
  Any Christian men out there, you know what I'm saying. Is your
• 49:53
  church going? I am okay, I am big. They always say,
• 49:58
  give me a nice girl church. Yeah. Everybody in church is like married
• 50:01
  or engaged. It's hard to go to the There's like a there's a whole
• 50:06
  different church for single people. Was there? Yeah? A single people church.
• 50:09
  No Tinder dot com? Or what's it doing now? Hitch hinge hinge,
• 50:15
  hinge, hinge and bumble I think, or the podcast Hinge dated the
• 50:19
  other night. I hate to cut you off, but I just I'll forget
• 50:23
  to tell this quick story. Oh no, please help. But I could
• 50:27
  tell right away. I was busy. It was a Wednesday night, and
• 50:30
  you know they had like four joints each. Feel kind of good. Now
• 50:34
  they're making out. Oh but now the place clears out. So he says
• 50:38
  to me something about, hey, you know, I can I ask you
• 50:42
  a question? Make sure? He goes, uh, what do you think
• 50:45
  of the two of us? Well, I don't know what he really said.
• 50:46
  I said, Well, you guys, I say, Tinder, you
• 50:49
  guys are on a tinder date. I definitely, you've definitely never met.
• 50:52
  He goes, how the fuck do you know that? I go, well,
• 50:53
  one, I'm a bartender. I see this all the time. And
• 50:55
  two, you showed up twenty minutes before and had two beer before she got
• 51:00
  here. You were nervous. Once she got here, you shook hands.
• 51:04
  It's like, this is like the most obvious ship. Yeah, and they
• 51:07
  were. They were both cool people, like really cool people. Yeah,
• 51:10
  we're shooting ship. And he works for a radio station and helped me out.
• 51:15
  And she goes, I want to come on the show. So I
• 51:17
  go, well, what do you want to talk about? And she goes,
• 51:22
  uh, well, I've been on a lot of pinge dates. I'm
• 51:25
  like, okay, Like I look, she probably got some stories. She
• 51:30
  goes, oh, I got some stories. I said, oh okay.
• 51:31
  She goes, Then on one hundred and three, I literally just went like
• 51:37
  this and I looked at the guy. I'm like, I looked back at
• 51:39
  her. I'm like, you said that in front of the fucking guy,
• 51:43
  right in front of the fucking guy, And I go, are you going
• 51:45
  to write a book? She goes, I should write a book. And
• 51:47
  then I turn to the guy. I go, is she getting a second
• 51:50
  date? No? I go your chapter one oh four. Holy, I
• 51:54
  mean these people are coolest shit. I actually think they hit it off.
• 51:58
  Who knows, I mean, god last, but fuck I sure as hell.
• 52:06
  Listen, I wasted my motherfucking life I with way too many long term
• 52:09
  relationships. And let me tell you something, though they a'll fucking diay,
• 52:16
  let me tell you something right now. Okay, for anybody listening, I'm
• 52:21
  tired of being the fucking man and financially support and all these losers. All
• 52:23
  right, so don't let these men tell you, oh he took her,
• 52:25
  take me on no fucking dates all time? I had a guy. I
• 52:30
  had a guy. I went on a date a couple of months ago.
• 52:31
  And the first date I'm always gonna offer is who I am, right,
• 52:36
  I do everything myself. I don't need nobody to help me out as a
• 52:38
  guy. I appreciate that, of course, because off right, because you
• 52:43
  shouldn't. And on the first date, bro, the first I go,
• 52:46
  oh, you want to split it? He goes yeah. I'm sitting there
• 52:51
  like okay, sure, no problem, and he's like, I work so
• 52:57
  hard I'll make older this morning. I'm like, well, clearly, you
• 53:00
  don't because you just let me fucking split the check on our day. It's
• 53:02
  probably a sneakerhead. Yeah, they put all the money sneakers. Stay away
• 53:06
  from gym guys. Girls, stay away from these fucking gym guys. Well,
• 53:08
  that's a good segue. It's one of my last topics I want to
• 53:10
  talk about. Yeah, the cost of food. Ew so red an article
• 53:16
  about McDonald's. Now, I don't eat McDonald's. I haven't eate it in
• 53:20
  years, right, but in twenty eighteen, their big mac was four dollars
• 53:29
  and eighty nine cents. Now for like a meal, we're talking fries and
• 53:32
  a drink, just four dollars for the sandwich. Four dollars sen just for
• 53:37
  the sandwich. Well, now in twenty twenty four, it's gone up a
• 53:40
  dollar since that, just in six years. That's twenty percent and around about
• 53:45
  twenty percent infliction by a fucking burger that's no fries. So there's you know,
• 53:52
  outside of the fast food world that they could cost like fourteen dollars now
• 53:54
  if you get like a meal, so I gave so now Highway McDonald's are
• 54:00
  different. Yeah, yeah, but we drive up to Boston, I had
• 54:02
  to stop and go to the bathroom. So the boys wanted McDonald's. It's
• 54:07
  like twenty twenty not enough or no, it was enough. But he comes
• 54:13
  back with two dollars and seven cents and he has a shamrock shake in his
• 54:16
  hand. I said, don't tell me that shake was eighteen dollars. He
• 54:20
  goes, no, I've got two cheeseburgers and a small fry. I go,
• 54:23
  wait, don't tell me two cheeseburgers in this because I know two cheese
• 54:27
  burgers. What happened a dollar? Did I have a dollar menu anymore?
• 54:30
  No dollar menue, dollar menu? Now the fuck? So let's relate that
• 54:36
  to the restaurant world. Now, Oh, it's disgusting. It's you know,
• 54:39
  I treated my friends. We go out to the bar in Fairfield.
• 54:42
  Do you know what it costs me for four espresso Martini's ninety dollars? Ninety
• 54:47
  dollars that's without tip. Are you out of your fucking head? Are you
• 54:52
  got your fucking head? Ninety dollars? And I read a fantastic article today
• 54:57
  that remember when they were gonn raised the minimum wage in the restaurants, Yeah,
• 55:01
  and everyone bitched. Well when they raised them in in wage, all
• 55:06
  the prices are gonna skyrocket, and that's a common sense thought. Sure they
• 55:09
  have to because it's not much margin in the restaurant. Isy. Yeah,
• 55:12
  yeah, yeah, Well a funny thing happened on the way to the restaurant.
• 55:15
  They didn't yet raise the minimum wage, but yet all the fucking prices
• 55:21
  went up the way up. So just wait until they do raise it.
• 55:25
  Yeah, it's all gonna go up even more so. John Taffer wrote an
• 55:30
  article, you know, from bar Rescue. Yes, yes, as he's
• 55:34
  writing, as he's as I'm reading his article, like there's this little blob
• 55:37
  and like John Taffer's Taffer's Tavern closes in Massachusetts. I'm like, okay,
• 55:40
  I'll get to that in a second. Yeah, And he's like, you
• 55:45
  ready for the thirty dollars because yeah, once the minium wage goes up to
• 55:47
  twenty dollars, fucking chowder pot went out of business. Yeah that place.
• 55:53
  Listen, I've never been there in my life, but that place is like
• 55:55
  an antique, like it was it was just always gonna be there. Then
• 56:00
  there in probably thirty years. You know. Well, like old people love
• 56:02
  the karaoke, they get hopping up there, you know what I mean.
• 56:05
  I've seen lies open in age twenty seven by the time he turned my age
• 56:08
  and that I was gonna that, I was gonna go and I want to
• 56:13
  go to the chowder pot. I want to go to the chowder pot.
• 56:15
  Three. Yes, I was going to the pot, sing some karaoke and
• 56:19
  find me a new man. All right, thready, one man ahead of
• 56:22
  the man you want to be where yep, one man ahead. But that's
• 56:24
  what you always thinking. One step ahead, right, one step ahead,
• 56:28
  never let anybody know your next move. So, yeah, his restaurant closed.
• 56:30
  He couldn't even rescue his own restaurant. That's bad. That's fucked up.
• 56:35
  That's fucked up for his reputation. You're gonna rescue my bar. Bitch,
• 56:38
  here's closed, bitch, you're closed, article of rescue for reasons.
• 56:44
  I'm like, what personal? So here's where Taffa fucked up, I think
• 56:47
  because that his business my whole life. Yeah, so he immediately made it
• 56:52
  a franchise place, right, So you had to pay Taffa for the name.
• 56:57
  You had to follow us. It's like a subway restaurant had to follow
• 57:00
  Yeah, minds. You have to give all their discounts and all the specials.
• 57:02
  But yet you have to pay rent in a it wasn't in Boston.
• 57:06
  Was in one of the uppity towns outside of Boston, yeah, Watertown or
• 57:09
  something, and you have to go buy whatever. And then he ain't coming
• 57:15
  in fucking once a month. You're just going off a name, right,
• 57:19
  right, and it's all about location locations, And now you're on your own
• 57:22
  trying to figure out, Okay, how do I go with this place?
• 57:23
  But I can't sell a Tafform Tavern Burger for less than eighteen dollars because that's
• 57:30
  a rule that they have, and he is that rule. He's gonna find
• 57:34
  you, so you gotta just go buy, you know, like when Subway
• 57:36
  does fight Off Football, You're sitting there an owner like, mother fucker,
• 57:38
  I gotta get what the fuck Subway? Yeah, you know. And so
• 57:45
  Tafform John Tafford. I love Tafford. I love watching this show. Yeah,
• 57:51
  sometimes a little over the top of you. I'm skeptical how real they
• 57:52
  are, but everything I've read they're pretty real. But he couldn't even save
• 57:58
  his own bar, his own I know. I feel like he's done,
• 58:00
  Like like your does he really? It must have been taped. It was
• 58:06
  probably taped before that though it had to be You're gonna lose some fucking credibility.
• 58:10
  You're gonna lose some credible But he can easily say, well, I
• 58:14
  just I'm just the franchiser of it. I can't tell you if the place
• 58:17
  is run bad. Well, if you know the numbers are down, like,
• 58:21
  aren't you gonna go? And wouldn't that be a great episode. I'm
• 58:24
  rescuing my own plate, I'm rescuing my own bar. That would be pretty
• 58:29
  cool, that would be like. That shows humility, it shows it shows
• 58:34
  the world how hard. We shouldn't have said that out loud. We should
• 58:37
  have sent it in or something. These ideas they come to you and everybody
• 58:43
  of the dog bring them on. All right, we'll talk about bars.
• 58:46
  We'll drink with them. That's it. I don't buy anything else. What
• 58:51
  do you got. I'll let you finish the show out. Let me finish
• 58:53
  the show. All right, Well, yeah, we'll talk. We'll talk
• 58:55
  about Jesus a little bit. You want to talk about Jesus, Heyzus,
• 59:00
  let's talk about Jesus. So he has a fun, fun little thing.
• 59:05
  Last year it became what you call a born again Christian scary that is scary
• 59:08
  it is scary. There's a big hype about it, but it's not what
• 59:12
  you think. It is. Born again Christian just means later in life we
• 59:14
  accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Baptized. I've already been baptized.
• 59:19
  You can if you choose to. Yeah. So I I belonged to Vertical
• 59:23
  Church in West Haven. Best church in the world, Vertical Chure, Vertical
• 59:28
  Church. It's right on that hill on Malloy Road, right on the hill.
• 59:32
  Remember the old Sam's Club. It's right up there. Oh it's phenomenal.
• 59:36
  I meant, the most amazing people in the world. And Amazon,
• 59:38
  Yeah yeah, yeah, Amazon there yeah. Second. But but yeah,
• 59:44
  so I found I found God, I refound God. I grew up as
• 59:46
  a Catholic. Yeah, definitely. I've had a lot of death and a
• 59:52
  lot of hardship in my life. And uh yeah, I mean it does.
• 59:57
  But most people that's okay, no, no, no, it's totally
• 1:00:00
  fine. So yeah, So the Bible talks about The Bible talks about that
• 1:00:02
  a lot, and really, as Christians, we follow the Bible to the
• 1:00:06
  word, right, you know. And that's the thing is a lot of
• 1:00:07
  people are like, you know, why me, why me? Why me?
• 1:00:09
  And like, you know, it's cliche to say that you're never handed
• 1:00:12
  anything that you can't handle. You know, God gives us our biggest fight
• 1:00:15
  so that we can move on and into something bigger and greater, you know
• 1:00:17
  what I'm saying. So, yeah, I found God. I highly suggest
• 1:00:21
  it. It's a beautiful thing. I'm in ministry school now, so I'm
• 1:00:24
  working on that, working on some ministry work and and yeah, it's beautiful
• 1:00:29
  life. I feel free, i feel happy, and that's awesome, freaking
• 1:00:32
  great. I'm still the same crazy old may No, no, I can
• 1:00:37
  see that. Yeah, a lot of people are like, oh my god.
• 1:00:38
  Yeah, like no, you know, you don't know me that well.
• 1:00:42
  I've actually had a friend of mine that's that's he's like the head of
• 1:00:45
  his church. Yeah, and we were drunk coming back from a golf through
• 1:00:50
  one day. And you know, I'm the always the you know, the
• 1:00:54
  conspiracy theorist or the person that wants to you know, dig a little bit,
• 1:00:58
  yeah bit into his religious I'm not doing that with you here, but
• 1:01:05
  I I am not that religious. I've told my story. His name is
• 1:01:07
  Dave Gibbs. It was a great conversation we had. It was an hour
• 1:01:10
  long about religion and God and and and you know why, you know my
• 1:01:16
  biggest argument, you know why the kids get cancer? And how do you
• 1:01:19
  show there's a lot of stuff in this world like well with God exist anyway,
• 1:01:22
  Again, not get into it, but what I find most disturbing is
• 1:01:30
  politics and religion. And this goes to the left. They almost are making
• 1:01:37
  fun of Christian belief At this point, we're hated. They Hollywood throws Satan
• 1:01:45
  in our faces on the daily. Just watching an Awards showing Sam Smith for
• 1:01:51
  Crisis makes me normous. It's awful. And like I said, I'm in
• 1:01:57
  the middle. Like I I don't have many beliefs, but I don't I'm
• 1:02:00
  not going to sit here and be you know, oh my God like whatever.
• 1:02:05
  I don't know, Like it's it's hard. He actually wasn't prepared for
• 1:02:08
  this conversation at the moment. You know, he brought up Jesus up like
• 1:02:12
  fun, I'm an evangelist, That's what I am. So I passed and
• 1:02:15
  bring everybody to church. I bring them all in. I I admire it.
• 1:02:20
  My friend Dave, I admire Uh. You know he met his wife
• 1:02:22
  in church. Great place to meet. Still, yeah, you know,
• 1:02:27
  they have a great house, they have kids, and everyone's grown up now
• 1:02:30
  and love it and uh. And he most importantly, he doesn't preach to
• 1:02:37
  me like it's important. It's not. I think it's very important. Is
• 1:02:42
  not to be like, oh you really, but that's not our job.
• 1:02:45
  You want to say, hey, come down to the church one day you've
• 1:02:46
  had a hard time, check it out. Your wife just died, or
• 1:02:50
  you know, my father has passed away two months ago, like, and
• 1:02:52
  just come and hang out, meet the people. You don't even have to
• 1:02:54
  read the verses. You don't have to do anything. And that I can
• 1:02:58
  appreciate. And hand I just thought he need to calm an atulator. No,
• 1:03:01
  I think evangels evangelism watched the Texas Ship the David. Oh you finally
• 1:03:09
  watched that? Somebody my friend just texted me yesterday like, oh, I'm
• 1:03:14
  watching this documentary. I'm like, I've been there, done that, A
• 1:03:15
  loved it. I lived I even live it. But I mean I watched
• 1:03:19
  it every night of the news. I'm old. I'm turning fifteen in two
• 1:03:22
  weeks. But I watched both. I watched the show YEP, and then
• 1:03:25
  we just watched the document Maybe I watched the document the other night. I
• 1:03:28
  thought document was much better. I don't freak you out. That will freak
• 1:03:31
  you, fucking sniper. I love that dude. Dude, he had a
• 1:03:37
  chance to end it and he was worried about going to prison, which I
• 1:03:38
  get. Yeah, But in my head I'm like, would he really have
• 1:03:42
  though probably not. They would have covered that, They would have covered him
• 1:03:45
  up. They would have had his back, They would have had his back.
• 1:03:46
  Yeah, you could have taken him out, could have taken him out,
• 1:03:49
  could have taken the fuck out. But then that was a little skeptical.
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  You sure it was him, right? That's the problem show. People
• 1:03:57
  were ready to, you know, jump in front of that gun him right.
• 1:04:00
  You know a lot of people die. Kid, Let's see what they're
• 1:04:01
  gonna do if you go. That wucked me up for a little while after
• 1:04:04
  watching that. At the end, I wasn't expecting it, and I was
• 1:04:06
  like, did you know the story before you watched it? Oh? Nope,
• 1:04:10
  didn't know the story. I watched it totally blind. I've seen like
• 1:04:12
  every cry documentary. Watched the show they did, and it details the ending
• 1:04:18
  more of a cinema. Oh, they like reenacted it. There was like
• 1:04:21
  all the women were huddled in like the pantry. God. Yeah, there
• 1:04:26
  was a bus and they tried to get out through the bus. Underneath the
• 1:04:30
  bus, they were trying to dig their way out and one of the FBI
• 1:04:33
  agents came over and saw her hand and tried to pull her out, but
• 1:04:36
  the fire got so much they all just like burned to death under that bus.
• 1:04:42
  So crazy. I don't know if that I mean that was that was
• 1:04:45
  again part of the non documentary, but they said they did find bodies there
• 1:04:48
  and all, yeah, they found tons of bodies. Now I've seen actually
• 1:04:50
  said this the other day because I went on a date and I said no,
• 1:05:00
  and I said, a hinge. My first time on a dating app.
• 1:05:04
  I've never done the dating app. It's fucking horrible, horrible, It's
• 1:05:08
  horrid. It's horrendous and just no ice. Creenshot your funny ass pictures and
• 1:05:13
  send them to my sister, like the bunny people who like me. It's
• 1:05:16
  like, no, no dick pics, thankfully, no them. Yeah no,
• 1:05:23
  I'm I'm yeah, I'm good on the dick pics. I'm good on
• 1:05:26
  the dick pics. I always say, I you're going to send your dick,
• 1:05:28
  don't send yours, send somebody else's just google it, just google a
• 1:05:31
  dick. But it's funny because I said, I said to him, I
• 1:05:33
  said, you know, are you a murderer or whatever? And I said,
• 1:05:35
  listen, I've seen every crime documentary. So one, I'm going to
• 1:05:39
  be able to tell if you're a murder and I'm going to escape. And
• 1:05:42
  two, if I need to murder it to you, I will get away
• 1:05:44
  with it. Right, that's it. So I'm set watching enough crime docs.
• 1:05:47
  You're good, I'm set. I'm ready to go. I'm prepared.
• 1:05:50
  You know what I'm saying. All right, Well, I think you should
• 1:05:54
  attach this podcast to your profile. Yeah, yeah, that would be good.
• 1:05:59
  If you really want to know me to this right, and he'll save
• 1:06:02
  us. You'll save us both a lot of times you don't like it,
• 1:06:08
  right, thank you? Next, thank you? And if you fucking cross
• 1:06:13
  this girl and she sends me a pick and I see you in Stonebridge.
• 1:06:16
  My friends they put their political status on there too, And my buddy said,
• 1:06:23
  why would you have found one that's a heat him? Yet? People
• 1:06:26
  put their pronounce people admit that they're liberal in there. People admit it.
• 1:06:30
  People admit it. They're looking for another being liberals like the easy way out.
• 1:06:34
  It's so scary. My buddy's like, why would you put your political
• 1:06:38
  beliefs That shouldn't matter nowadays, that shouldn't matter. I'm gonna date a liberal
• 1:06:43
  man who calls himself he him they he, I mean, I will say
• 1:06:47
  this, it shouldn't matter. Is like, I'm not going to lose a
• 1:06:50
  lifelong friend because no, I have friends thirty years of my life. I
• 1:06:57
  I know people that you know, they vote, actually voted for Clinton.
• 1:07:00
  I was eighteen, like whatever, I didn't know what the fuck I was
• 1:07:01
  doing right now. Yeah, but over the years, we never talked about
• 1:07:05
  I mean, obviously the whole world came to a head in twenty sixteen,
• 1:07:09
  but it was it was trending that way regardless, right, And now it's
• 1:07:13
  now when when Trump lost in twenty twenty, Now it's just now, it's
• 1:07:15
  just it is kind of crazy. Well, I think it's prominent, especially
• 1:07:18
  for a person like myself. I have certain morals, certain values, a
• 1:07:21
  certain way of life that I want to live. I can't live that with
• 1:07:24
  somebody who's liberal. Right, you're going to talk about, you know,
• 1:07:27
  turning my kid into a unicorner a cat I'm not fucking dealing with that.
• 1:07:30
  Even the same in this day and age of politically aligned is so much better
• 1:07:36
  than well, we both like walks on the beaches and we both love the
• 1:07:43
  New York Yankees. Oh god, it's so terrible. That's awesome, But
• 1:07:45
  like, do you want to argue over an election? Do you want to
• 1:07:49
  argue over basic concepts of life and liberty? And yeah, no, you
• 1:07:57
  know, no why And hello, is that man gonna fucking protect me when
• 1:08:01
  a robber comes through the door? He they come on, you know,
• 1:08:06
  uh, we'll finish on this. It was what's his name? Bill?
• 1:08:12
  Bill Maher? I love Bill? Okay, So Bill Maher is a liberal,
• 1:08:15
  Yeah, but he's pretty no. No, I've watched him from his
• 1:08:19
  days of he used to do this politically incorrect show on ABC. You might
• 1:08:24
  not even have been born yet, no, you're probably like two. And
• 1:08:27
  that's how he got the show into HBO. He's been on that for a
• 1:08:30
  while. And one of his panelists that he had on is years ago dirt
• 1:08:33
  Trump's era, but you know, seven six, seven years ago, and
• 1:08:38
  he asked, well, what would happen if we had a civil war?
• 1:08:42
  And Bill Maher still being a liberal, being a Democrat, said well,
• 1:08:46
  we would get demolished because all of the Republicans would show up with all of
• 1:08:51
  their arsenal, and we'd think that throwing a dildo at them would fucking win
• 1:08:56
  that war. I'm paraphrasy, but it was something like that. And then
• 1:09:00
  like, yeah, that's where I necessarily don't need a gun, but I
• 1:09:02
  know where to go. You know where to go. I know where to
• 1:09:04
  go. You can come over my house, your girlfriend and Harsan. You
• 1:09:09
  guys are safe there. First, we'll gun up. We'll get you guys.
• 1:09:14
  It's like an hour, yeah, but I'll get there. I'm a
• 1:09:16
  really good fast car drive. I'm quicker, I'm a ten minute I'm five
• 1:09:18
  minutes. I'll start with you guys us get out. You probably have a
• 1:09:23
  whole bunker of twinkies. Yeah, yep, yep. We'll send you guys
• 1:09:27
  off with some supplies. You'll be fine. Oh man, all right,
• 1:09:30
  Samantha, so much fun having fun. Oh god, that's probably a million
• 1:09:34
  ship. We can keep rambling on. But don't. We'll do that around
• 1:09:38
  uh with, just do a shot run election day, see unless something really
• 1:09:44
  fucking like that black Swan event happens. Yeah, what immediately, immediately immediately,
• 1:09:48
  right, deal sounds a good deal. All right, thanks so much,
• 1:09:51
  Sam. Good luck in your uh your online dating life for the next
• 1:09:58
  Just don't be one hundred and three. We're at one and I'm done.
• 1:10:05
  I'll look out for you this summer. I'll see I'll see it. Not
• 1:10:08
  at stony Bridge, they're too young for me. Sunday Sundays is the day
• 1:10:11
  you gotta come up. Oh, yes, Sundays. We'll find a sugar
• 1:10:14
  day Saturday night. No Sundays, we'll find it Sunday. This is twenty
• 1:10:16
  five to forty five. It's a good crew, alright, alright, alright,
• 1:10:18
  alright, we'll try a stony Bridge on a Sunday, meet me there,
• 1:10:21
  see all there. All right, thanks so much, on bye bye.
• 1:10:29
  All right, that was good. That was fun.