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The Return Of Competitive Masculinity | Episode 19 · Sincerely American

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And this is about because you were like what language is this
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and how sad is this? I kind of understand it, I don't
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mean to. Clavicular was mid gesture
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gooning when a group of floyds came and spiked his cortisol
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levels. Cry emoji.
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Is ignoring the floyds while munting and mogging moyds more
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useful than SMV Chad fishing in the club spiked?
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Cortisol levels for me. Hi Sincerely sisters, and
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welcome back to Sincerely American.
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As you girls can see, Cam and I are here in LA.
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This is just a really quick trip in and out, but I'm excited that
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we're recording together. Me too, I feel like every time
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we're in person it's just 10 times better and more organic.
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It's hard, like talking to a screen.
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I missed you in person. I know, but sometimes I do
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actually feel like the podcast like in some ways is like really
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good too when we're like separate because we can like
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dial in a little bit more. Sometimes we go off a little
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more tangents and we're. Together one always lock in
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though yeah, I feel like it's good to have like conversations
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like. This You need to come back out
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to DC. I know I do.
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I do. Our red curtains are we always
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joke like someone was like it looks like a brothel.
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Yeah, it looks like the red light district.
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I'm also sick, so I'm sorry that my voice is like this.
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I don't know why I'm always sick.
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That's part of having kids. Like just like literally you're
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just constantly like dealing with some illness.
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But we will get through it today.
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Have you seen that? The girl walking down the runway
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and it's like your child bringing home a new virus and
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like the things are sticking out with her like walking down the
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runway. Literally.
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To you the other day. Literally that is me.
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I'm like always sick during the winter.
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It's like nice out here in California, sunny.
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I feel like when I was living in California I didn't get sick as
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much during like the winter. I just feel like the cold you
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get sick way easier. Because of the changing seasons
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and like allergies and stuff can trigger that.
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Yeah, well, it's nice to be in the sun for a quick second, but
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I'll be headed back to DC very shortly.
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And I'll be back in DC for next week's episode.
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We're also very like comfy and cozy today because I didn't it's
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I'm not even going to get into the details.
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It's so boring. But I'd actually didn't think we
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were going to film together because it was like last minute
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that we were going to do this. So anyway, we're we're doing the
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comfy, cozy California vibe today.
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I love it. I love it too.
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OK, let's jump into our first topic.
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And I feel like I'm going to like preface this by saying
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like, I do feel like we've kind of beaten a dead horse on this
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topic. But when I saw this, I'm like,
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we have to cover it, which is Reformation introduced a divorce
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collection, you guys. So we'll put this up on the
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screen. I literally can't talk because
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I'm sick. We'll, we'll put this up on the
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screen for you guys. So with a collection made for
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women who don't settle in court or when it comes to clothes
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featuring sexy, empowering things and a limited edition
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Dump him sweatshirt. And this reminds me of what we
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talked about during, yeah, Target during Valentine's Day.
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I think it was the same thing. Dump him.
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And it's just like, what is like this obsession now in like the
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woman's culture, fashion, entertainment with like divorce,
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not like hating men. Like I'm just so over this.
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Like, I, I want to be clear, you know, I'm not like saying
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obviously their situations are very bad for women where they
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have to get out of a terrible marriage.
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Maybe it's abusive or whatever situation.
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And of course, like I, I do believe in the ability for that
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woman to get out of that and to be able to live a better life.
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However, I think divorce is always a terrible thing,
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regardless of the situation. It is, it's a tragedy.
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And so it shouldn't be something that's like just celebrated like
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this. I do think that there's a good
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balance, right, Like if somebody's getting out of an
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abusive relationship, maybe like people over glamorize it
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nowadays where they're holding like or hosting like divorce
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parties and like coming into this culture with fashion with
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like the dump him. And we saw them like normalizing
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just hating men all the time. Like it is like their number one
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personality trait. They make it their entire
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personality. It's just a very toxic culture.
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I agree that like you should move on with your life and like,
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if that wasn't the best relationship for either of you
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guys, you are incompatible. There's no reason to just like
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over romanticize it either. It's kind of like disrespectful
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to that other person too. And, and and in turn, it's just
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like you. I think you can just move in
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silence sometimes. Like, I don't think you have to
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be putting all of this out there for everyone to see all the
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time. No.
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And it's like a lot of marriages obviously have kids.
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I think most marriages have kids involved.
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And so obviously when there's kids involved, like a divorce is
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a tragedy. And so I just hate like
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celebrating it. And I kind of feel like this was
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like a backlash to like Reformation had a lot of
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clothing that like was a very trad wifey and I saw some.
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Like the milk maid dress. Yeah.
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And they even have a wedding shop too.
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Yeah. It's like in case you have a
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wedding, like a courthouse wedding, they have like those
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two pieces and stuff. Yeah.
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And they had Nora Smith, obviously.
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Oh, yeah, I love it. They did a whole collection with
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her. So this one is with a divorce
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attorney, and they're trying to like, girl boss.
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And by the way, I was looking at the clothes.
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We were like, praising reformation last episode.
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And I was looking at the clothes.
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I'm like, this is hideous. Maybe they're trying to do this
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as like, like a balance because they did have Nora Smith.
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So they were like, OK, we've got the trad girls.
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Like now we need the more like liberated feminists, you know
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what I mean? I almost view divorce like like
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a woman who has breast cancer and has to get a double
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mastectomy. Like it's necessary for some
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like if, if that if this situation is so bad in a
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marriage that you have to be in the situation to get a divorce
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or if your cancer is so bad you have to get a double mastectomy.
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Sometimes it isn't necessary option if it's something to
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celebrate. Like, it's sad at the end of the
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day that you had to do these measures and.
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So, and I feel like so many women nowadays, they'll treat
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their boyfriend like their husband and then they'll just
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like throw their husband out like trash.
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Like, and that's what divorce rates are so high.
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I mean, it's over 50% nowadays and like women will stay in
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these, you know, 567 year boyfriend, girlfriend
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relationships and be living with them and playing house.
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And yet like they'll treat it like that's their their marriage
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and like they're under a covenant when they're not like,
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and they're treating their boyfriend like their husband.
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And then once they get a husband, it's like they treat
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divorce like it's such a normal thing and that like you
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shouldn't, I think to a degree it shouldn't be so normalized.
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Like I understand with like if it's an abusive relationship,
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like you said, those outliers, but it's not something that we
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should prop up and celebrate in my opinion.
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Well, as Catholics, it's really against the church to get a
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divorce. There's like very limited
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circumstances where they grant divorces.
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And that's how it should be. It should be very rare situation
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where it it results in the, in this manner untenable situation.
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But it's nothing to celebrate. And I'm so sick of all the
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celebration. And I guess like, here's another
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brand where I'm like, OK, I guess I can't support this brand
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anymore. I also see comments too where
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they're like getting divorced is so chic.
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Like yeah, I've seen that have. You seen those where it's like,
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if you're 27 and divorced, that's chic.
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Yeah, I'm like getting no, it's getting divorced before you're
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30 is chic. I'm like.
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What it what is this? Like?
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Why are we celebrating that? Yeah.
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It's it's what we talk about all the time.
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They just like the left. They hate the family.
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They want to destroy the family at all costs.
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Now, mind you, I don't think your life is over when you get a
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divorce. No, I I think that I think
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there's like a find balance between like not shaming someone
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for getting a divorce and not casting judgement, but also like
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the culture normalizing that and almost like glamorizing making
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it. It's so chic to get a divorce
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and like it's just so that's so toxic.
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Like you shouldn't want somebody to get a divorce.
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If anything, you should advocate, advocate to make it
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work. But like just doing like the
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clothing lines and target. It's like another one of these
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like just trends. That's just one.
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Just terrible for young women to look up to once again.
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It's so disgusting. I'm just so over all of this,
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like we should be celebrating families.
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And obviously if someone has been through a divorce, it's
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anyone who's been through a divorce will most likely tell
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you it was a traumatic experience and it's nothing to
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celebrate. Maybe they're happier now on the
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other side and they're like, this was the right decision for
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me, but it was never an easy decision and it and it and it
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came with obviously so many trials and tribulation.
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So I'm just, I'm sick of this culture and all these brands,
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they're so annoying. Anyway, transitioning to more
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happy topic. But yesterday my family like we
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woke up at 5:00 AM to watch USA win gold.
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And it was it was a little difficult in my family because
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for those of you guys that don't know, my parents are actually
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they're Canadian, but came to the US.
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They cheer for the US now because they're American.
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But all my family in Canada obviously was cheering for
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Canada. So it's really fun in my family
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because it's a big rivalry. And this was the first time in
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decades. I think it might be I might get
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the state wrong. 1980 I was in Lake Placid was the last, it was
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last time that USA Hockey got gold.
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And I love, I've always loved Jack Hughes.
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Like I think he's like great, his brothers great.
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They're just so like all American guys.
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And he was the one that scored the in overtime.
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They went into overtime for anyone.
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I feel like most of you girls probably knew that this went
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down. He's the one that scored the
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winning goal and our goalie was just fantastic.
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It was just such a great event And Jack Hughes, I love what he
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said afterwards. We will roll the clip.
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This is all about our country. Right now I I love the USAI,
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love my teammates. It's unbelievable.
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The USA Hockey Brotherhood is so strong and we have so much
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support from next players and I'm so proud to be American
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today. And I love that the White House
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too. Like I just love that we live in
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a White House where we like, trolled Canada.
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Yeah. Do you remember when I posted
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that photo of us at the Lightning game and I said that?
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I mean, I think they were like, maybe it was back in 2025.
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I posted it, I think, and I took Jamie to to this Lightning game
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in Tampa. We had so much a little too much
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fun. Maybe we had to like leave
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early. Do you remember that?
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Do you remember that? But I think that year, like
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eight of our players, Lightning players were in the Team USA,
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Team Canada game. And actually like five of our
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players like Braden Point and Brandon Hagel, we had a couple
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others too were playing on Canada side.
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Then we had Jack on Team USA. And so it was like we had so
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many bolts on the ice. That was awesome.
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But I just remember that posting that and then I still have
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people to this day coming underneath.
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They're like, are you girls really this stupid?
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Like they're not even on the team this year.
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I'm like I posted this a year ago, but my favorite thing was
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is like we saw Cash Patel in the in the.
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Yeah, I know. That was hilarious.
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And everybody's like crapping on him right now.
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And I'm like, let him be a patriot.
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Let him go into the law. We can have.
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Fun fun make fun legal again. Of course I also have to mention
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this. OK so this have post piece for
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our listening audience. It says like if cheering for the
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USA and seeing the American flag waving makes you uncomfortable,
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you are not alone. I just these liberals like I
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literally can't with them. Imagine like not being excited
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for the like I love it USAUSA like I had Vivian cheering USA
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like I just love being patriotic and.
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Partisan, like, why can't each side love our country?
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It's like I, I think when people have an American flag outside
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their home, you like automatically know they're
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conservative these days. How sad is that, that like you
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can't be a liberal and embrace this country?
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Like it's just depressing in my opinion.
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I know it's completely depressing.
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And that actually brings me into the next person who I wanted to
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mention to wrap this together. So Alyssa Liu, who grew up in
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the Bay Area, she was the figure skater, and once again she won
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gold. And I think it had been since
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2006. We had not won gold in that
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event, which is incredible. I want to put up this tweet
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because it's exactly what you're talking about.
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OK, So this tweet for our listening audience says I don't
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care that American Olympic champion Alyssa Liu is a Lib.
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She put the flag on and competed for her country instead of
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taking money from China to compete for commies.
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I don't need every person to validate my political beliefs.
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I'm capable of doing that on my own.
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And this is in response to. So I think House Republicans
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posted a photo of Alyssa Liu winning gold and a bunch of
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liberals came on. And of course they have to like
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get out there and caring us all the time that she's a liberal.
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She would hate you guys. And I love what he said because
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I agree. I actually do not care about any
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Olympic athletes like personal political views as long as you
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come and represent this country in a beautiful way, just like
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Alyssa Lou did. She has every right to believe
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stuff at home, but she comes, focuses on figure skating and
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waves the American flag. Because whether you're a
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liberal, you're a conservative, whatever your political belief
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is, if you are an American, you are an American and you stand
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underneath the American flag. And I, I just find it that it's
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so telling how the left is immediately like so quick to
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jump on and be like, you're not allowed to bubble blah.
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And I'm like, we're not toxic like you guys.
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We just are here to celebrate our country.
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And it goes to the cash Patel thing.
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He's here to celebrate his country.
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Like I, I think that there are unifying moments in our culture
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where we can, I feel like conservatives are trying to like
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reach out to the left, like, come on, let's have that
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unifying moment together. The USA Hockey.
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Alyssa Lou The Sports. Can do that.
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Yes. Like, that's what sports used to
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be anyway. It's something that unified us.
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And then, of course, with, like, the BLM riots, it tore us apart
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with the kneeling for the anthem.
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And it was just, like, a disrespect to our men and women
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in uniform. But now, like, we're trying to
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come back together as a nation and like, sports and other
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events, Yeah. Like, the Super Bowl should have
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been a moment where we could have done that.
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The Olympics isn't is a moment where we should be able to do
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that. And then you just have liberals
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ruining like always. And I think it's hard for the
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left to understand sometimes, but like, I don't hate you for
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being left wing or having different political idea.
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I really don't I. Don't like your I don't like
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your point of view, but I don't like hate you as a person.
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No, I can still celebrate you when you do amazing things.
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And on behalf of our country, they're on the opposite side.
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They hate you for existing. Like they're like actively.
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And it's like these reporters, right, that we talked about with
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Hunter Hess, who, by the way, got tense, who said, remember,
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he's like, I'm only competing for my family and friends, not
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for the country because it's difficult sometimes to
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rationalize competing underneath the American flag.
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Hope your family and friends like you winning ten place.
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I think the the pro American guy won the whole thing.
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So I'm like, I don't know, there was a comment and Amber Glenn, I
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know messed up with the figures game.
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Seems like there's a common tread when you come on and
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you're not nice to our country, you don't do well.
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So I I, like I said, forget the politics.
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Conservative Democrats are welcome to watch the Olympic
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Games. Republicans are welcome to watch
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the Olympic Games. When Joe Biden was president, I
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didn't like Joe Biden at all. I did not vote for Joe Biden,
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but I still loved America and I still cheered for America and I
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wanted America to succeed. And it's very concerning.
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I feel like on the other side that sometimes isn't the same
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feeling. I mean, I just think that you
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get a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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You shouldn't take advantage of that.
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You're competing on behalf of, of millions of people showcasing
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like our strength as a country and, and like making light of it
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and making fun. It should be a, it should be
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like a celebratory thing for you to go and compete against some
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of the best athletes in the world.
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You shouldn't take advantage of that and and talk poorly about
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the country that you represent or the people in that country.
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Instead, you should be using it as like an uplifting moment and
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just like be an advocate for unity.
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And some of these people just don't have that common sense.
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And we can celebrate those athletes as well.
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And we can put those differences aside at the end of the day,
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because it's such like a a magical moment that we won gold.
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So it's, I mean, it's fun. It's.
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But they don't want unity. That's the problem.
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They're they're the way they win politically is to divide.
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So that's why you know, all of the social movements that they
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do, whether it's BLM, whether it's about promoting open
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borders, immigration. I mean, look at freaking BLM.
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George Floyd was like he held a gun up to his pregnant
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girlfriend's stomach and was like crashed out on fentanyl.
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But like and and they started. All these riots Americans
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against. Yeah, that was like, they
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started all these riots to like, burn all these cities down, and
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none of it was, like, rooted in logic at all.
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It was like sheer emotion and like reactiveness to what
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happened. But it was pinning like it was
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pinning people against each other for their races.
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And then it's like with the immigration issue, they do the
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same thing. They're they're trying.
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It's a very common sense thing. Hi, you need to legally come
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into this country. Everybody understood that until
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5 minutes ago, until the left made this an issue.
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And they did that purposefully to divide us.
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Old comments with Obama and Biden, like this used to be a
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common sense issue that everybody could agree upon, but
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now everybody has moved so far, like on each side that like we
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can't. We haven't had the moments where
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we come together anymore because like, like you just, it's so
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polarized now. You have people on like the far,
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far right and then the far, far left.
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And maybe it's a horseshoe effect.
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Who knows? Like maybe you eventually come
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around and you're, you know, closer because of it.
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I don't know but. Democrats win elections when
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they divide people and they get people angry with a lot of these
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like social media movements and these protests like that
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culture, the the no kings, the BLM, the ICE protests, all of
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these things. They win elections when they
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divide people and get people very angry and not feel that
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we're united as a country, like Republicans win when we feel
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united as a country and we are all standing underneath the
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American flag and we're, we're, we want to be together and, and
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being the best in the world all together coming together.
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That's when Republicans win. Democrats win when they divide.
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So it's purposeful that they like, they don't like events
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like the Olympics. They have to inject or the Super
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Bowl where we talked about where they had to put, you know, the
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Spanish speaking bad Bunny performer that no one could
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understand. They have to always inject their
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politics into any type of event that will bring people together
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because that's how they win elections and it's very toxic.
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If people are happy with each other, they vote Republican.
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If people are unhappy with each other, they vote Democrat.
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I think we touched on this like maybe 2 weeks ago, but I have to
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talk about her again. I think this woman is truly the
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villain of the Olympics. And I will say as much as I
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don't let, I don't want to inject politics with any of our
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US Olympians, this you can because she's a traitor and she
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left the United States for this. Well, she didn't actually.
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She still goes to Stanford University.
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She grew up in San Francisco, and I'm pretty sure she still
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lives in the country because she won't answer questions.
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Even though we're talking about Eileen Goo, of course, even
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though when you do compete for when you're a Chinese citizen,
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you're supposed to not have any passports anywhere else.
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But people think that she got a special exemption for that.
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But Olympian Eileen Goo, who got silver, she did not get gold.
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I think that there is a reason for that.
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That God always works in mysterious ways.
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Says she feels like a punching bag amid backlash for competing
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with China over the US. Well, Eileen, I hope you deserve
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every single piece of hate that you're getting.
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Well, yeah, because this is the this is the country that gave
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her every single opportunity to do so.
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It's such a sellout to get millions of dollars from China
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and then you're. $23 million a year they're estimating that
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would just never would be worth it for me.
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No, she's a sellout is what she is.
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Even if you're not, I was actually talking to my mom about
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this, pretend you're like she's obviously a leftist.
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She is. But even if you are a leftist
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who isn't like raw raw America like being on Team USA is by far
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the best team to be on. You get the most clout, you get
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the most everything and you want.
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To be on the People's Republic of China's with the CCP's team.
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Like what? What because of the money?
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I don't know. That's just like such a poor
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value set to like just give up everything for, for like to rub
19:25
some some money together and then like to win silver.
19:28
It's like, I don't know. Even if she did that, she'd
19:31
still be a traitor. To be clear, I would not not
19:33
like her, but even if she did that and just went over to China
19:35
and shut up, she didn't. She she competes for China but
19:39
has fights with with everybody in the US and is constantly
19:42
commenting on US politics. Doesn't comment on anything to
19:45
do with China because you can't, of course.
19:47
So you can't comment on all the human rights abuses and the
19:50
terrible regime that is the CCP that imprisons people.
19:54
No free speech. Yeah, the Uyghur Muslims who
19:57
could go on for days that they incarcerate there and target.
20:01
But JD. Vance came out our amazing vice
20:05
president. He came out on Fox News and
20:07
obviously criticized her and she responded.
20:10
She goes so many athletes compete for a different country.
20:14
People only have a problem with me doing it because they kind of
20:16
lump China into a monolithic entity and they just hate China.
20:20
So it's really. So it's not really about what
20:23
they think it's about. OK, Spare me.
20:27
Eileen, you go to Stanford University.
20:29
You know exactly why people are criticizing you.
20:31
So she's from. San Francisco.
20:34
You said, yeah, And she has every single thing to say about
20:38
US politics constantly. Like, she's beyond woke.
20:40
You know, she's coming out with all the progressive social
20:43
movements and people criticize her for China and she goes,
20:46
well, you know, I don't really know why I'm being criticized
20:48
for China. Spare me, Eileen, You're a
20:51
traitor and I'm disgusted by you.
20:53
And like, truly, I hope the money was worth it.
20:55
I don't think it is. No, I don't think it is either.
20:58
OK, let's get into I have no words where we always have a lot
21:01
of words. We actually have two this week
21:06
because we couldn't decide. We'll do first the more serious
21:11
one. This is like actually serious
21:14
neither of. These are serious.
21:15
Which one are you talking? About the OK, I'll roll the clip
21:18
can. You name three countries besides
21:20
the USA? We aren't countries in No.
21:30
Yeah, we do. You know what year the US was
21:33
founded? That.
21:36
I don't know. Take a guess.
21:38
What year? 1965?
21:44
Yes. Do you know how many continents
21:46
there are? No.
21:47
I'm stupid. Take a guess.
21:53
Yeah. No, I'm stupid.
21:54
No. You know this.
21:55
Take a number 50. Cameron I've literally lost my
22:01
hope in humanity and I've actually been meaning to cover
22:03
this for a while because I see these clips constantly on my
22:07
TikTok where they ask people just on the street the most
22:12
basic questions imaginable. Look, I saw one where it's like
22:15
what 2 oceans border the US Arnic, I'm like, how do you?
22:26
No, this is like a complete indictment of our education
22:29
system one and two, this is my other thing I have to say about
22:32
this. With the advent of smartphones,
22:34
you would think you have more of like a, a peasant from the 1500s
22:38
couldn't even wrap their head around the access that you have
22:41
as a person to information. Think about like people who
22:43
lived throughout all basically most of US, not just US global
22:47
history. They had to go books and they
22:50
had to go read their own books, go to libraries, figure out word
22:53
of mouth, hear from schools and everything.
22:55
And somehow when you read documents that people would
22:59
write and letters to each other, they have better English than
23:03
they did nowadays. And they seem to be more well
23:06
versed around just like global politics, geography, history.
23:11
Then nowadays we have a smartphone.
23:13
Like I said, all the information you could, you could Google any
23:16
question basically known to man and you can get an answer.
23:18
And yet people have never been Dumber.
23:22
I don't know how you live in this world and you just
23:24
genuinely know nothing. Like it's really like, how do
23:26
you make it? Well, I my opinion, I think we
23:29
should just completely abolish the Department of Education
23:32
after seeing this. Like I, I genuinely.
23:36
We see you, Linda McMahon. Yeah.
23:37
We, yeah, we do. We do.
23:38
We love you. But that's why we saw President
23:41
Trump like really standing up against these, against these
23:44
like, leftist institutions, because not only are they
23:47
indoctrinating, they're completely, they're the
23:49
education so poor. But that's how Democrats win
23:52
elections because then you're more prone to being able to be
23:54
manipulated related in the headlines.
23:56
When you're reading these types of new news articles, you're not
24:00
researching to gather more information because why would
24:02
you? You're not tested in school to
24:04
do that. Like you just read a headline
24:06
and you think it's true and you don't look further.
24:08
You don't have critical thinking skills or comprehension.
24:10
I don't even think of these people.
24:12
Cameron are reading headlines like they.
24:14
I don't think these people read like these are people who
24:17
literally live in underneath a. Rock Yeah.
24:20
But I think they'll go on X and they'll see like, a video of,
24:24
let's say, Don Lemon calling Trump a racist.
24:27
And they're like, yeah, like he's a racist.
24:29
And it's like they don't even look in any further.
24:32
And that's how they're able to manipulate so many voters is
24:35
because they are able to just have these baseless accusations
24:39
and like just completely defame people and and you know, the
24:43
masses are believing them because again, like, what were
24:46
you taught in school? You weren't taught to like think
24:48
for yourself. You weren't taught to like swim
24:50
against the current. Like the basic things that we
24:53
used to learn just aren't. They're not listening anymore.
24:56
It's either like the teachers aren't demanding anything.
24:58
And why would they? I mean, honestly, we're not
25:01
really incentivizing teachers to be like the the best teachers.
25:05
They're not getting paid enough. Like, this is what's so crazy
25:08
right now. So a lot of the education
25:10
systems would just keep pushing people along.
25:12
Even if they failed, they would just continue allowing them to
25:14
graduate and go because there's no.
25:16
Performance based pay for teachers where it's like, oh,
25:19
all of your kids get get all of these as we're going to like
25:22
bump your pay. I think they should create like
25:24
incentive based. Plans and they needed to abolish
25:26
just the teachers union. The teachers union is the worst
25:29
thing that's ever happened to education.
25:30
No, it's like I mean, yes, in a sense I agree with you.
25:34
A good teacher does deserve better pay, but like a lot of
25:36
these teachers unions are just literally aiding and abetting
25:40
the worst people to continue to stay in our education system and
25:43
allow them to like you said, there's just no performance
25:46
review. There's nothing that's like,
25:48
hey, if you're a bad teacher and your students are feeling like
25:49
you're done, you're cut. The teachers unions protect
25:51
these people. And we remember during the
25:53
teachers unions during COVID where where they were flying
25:56
off, going to vacation when kids were doing, you know, the online
25:59
school that was terrible education.
26:01
And they continue to keep schools close.
26:03
But what's crazy is in right now in many because states handle on
26:08
the state level, most of their most of the education is handled
26:10
on the state level. What's crazy is that a lot of
26:14
teachers were just continuing to bump kids along.
26:16
If they would fail, they get to go to the next grade and they
26:18
would graduate. They would, quote UN quote,
26:20
graduate knowing nothing because they would just allow them to
26:22
graduate. But states like Mississippi have
26:25
now stopped that where you need to pass these classes or you're
26:30
being held back. Oh, OK, Really In Mississippi
26:33
used to people used to say Mississippi was like the butt of
26:35
the joke, the worst education. They have a better education now
26:39
than Oregon. So you're seeing these blue
26:41
states go down the toilet with their education.
26:44
And Oregon is, you know, a relatively like wealthy, say
26:47
they don't deal with the same levels of poverty as Mississippi
26:49
does. And they should have access to
26:52
very good education in Oregon. But you're seeing Oregon,
26:55
California, New York, sorry, Illinois, go down the toilet of
27:00
education. And you're seeing these red
27:01
states from, you know, areas of the country that are not
27:04
particularly super wealthy, like Mississippi, continue to rise up
27:07
just by common sense policies where we're just not allowing
27:10
kids to fail and we're going to make sure they're educated.
27:13
So that was my first point. My second point is people in
27:15
these videos, they vote. There's a good chance these
27:18
people are voting, which shows me when people there's like this
27:21
campaign right like that, that happens every.
27:23
Alive too. I'm like.
27:26
But yeah like they could hurt if they don't even know these
27:29
things. How are they like to have basic
27:31
life skills either? That's you.
27:33
Know what I mean? Like, I don't know.
27:35
But there's like this huge campaign always, like when we're
27:37
about to have an election where they're like, get everyone out
27:40
to vote, get everyone out to vote.
27:41
And I'm kind of like, do we want everyone out?
27:43
To vote just because you can doesn't mean you should in my
27:46
opinion. And this is like controversial
27:49
to say, but and people this could never pass in the US, but
27:52
I actually think there needs to be like when you become a
27:55
citizen of the US, for example, like I remember my parents went
27:58
through this. They had to take a test and know
27:59
basic things about America, basic civics, to be honest.
28:03
Like how many senators do we have?
28:05
How what are the three branches of government?
28:07
How many people do we have in the House of Representatives?
28:10
When are our elections done? Like, you know, who was the 1st
28:13
president? Very basic questions that you
28:15
had to answer. I think we should have the same
28:17
thing for voting because when you just allow, I mean not allow
28:21
because anyone should be able to pass that.
28:23
But when it's just like mass amount of voting and no one
28:26
knows anything, then that's not, you know, Thomas Jefferson
28:29
talked about this. You need to have an excited and
28:31
educated populist to have a good democracy.
28:34
So I think it should be, anyone should be able to pass that, but
28:37
it needs to be, it's a civic duty to go vote.
28:39
And so people need, anyone should be able to do that.
28:41
People are like you're trying to suppress votes.
28:43
No, I'm not saying that at all. I think we need to empower
28:45
people to be educated and take a a a basic test and know what's
28:49
going on in order to make very serious decisions about our
28:53
country. I think next time a liberal just
28:56
throws in a hate comment under your thing you should ask them
28:59
how many continents there are. Anytime any leftist comes after
29:06
me now, I'm going to name like, OK, name seven countries in the
29:10
Middle East and then just see if they can do it.
29:12
But like truly, I think that there is like a conspiracy that
29:15
I do think like these, the Dumber you are, the more you're
29:19
like going to. Be you are to manipulate.
29:21
Yeah, to manipulate. And I, I think like a lot of
29:23
these Democrats just like literally want to.
29:24
I don't. Think that's even a conspiracy?
29:26
Uneducated group of people that they just control.
29:28
I don't even think that's a conspiracy theory.
29:30
I think that's so true. Like the Dumber the population
29:33
that easy they are like to manipulate and like that's what
29:37
they're doing. They're doing it like via news
29:39
cycle, they're doing it with their policy.
29:41
They're playing on your emotions.
29:43
That's what they do with all of these social issues, so.
29:46
I mean, that's why they allow, that's why they're legalizing
29:48
weed in mass. But then, you know, they
29:50
regulate tobacco because tobacco not I'm not promoting smoking,
29:54
but like nicotine makes you very attentive and makes you, you
29:57
know, think real like it makes you.
30:00
It's a stimulant that makes you think and energized.
30:04
And weed obviously suppresses your all of your system.
30:07
It's a depressant. It numbs you.
30:09
You're easy to control. But anyway, to be clear, I think
30:12
any I believe in the right to vote in this.
30:14
Country want you dumb, out of shape, What else?
30:18
Out of tune with what's going on.
30:20
In the yeah, they want you dumb, fat, lazy and just don't have a
30:24
job, live off of welfare, stamp your EBT and then show up to the
30:29
polls to vote for them again to and we're about empowering
30:33
people, empowering people to be their best self and to achieve
30:37
things, be self-sufficient, have some personal responsibility,
30:40
take life by the horns and roll. And I think, you know, to be
30:45
clear, I I believe anyone who's over 18 and is American citizens
30:49
has the right to vote and should, but I do think we need
30:51
to start taking it more seriously.
30:53
Agreed. And these people really concern
30:55
me when people are like, how are these crazy policies passing?
30:59
And in a lot of these cities where you're like, what?
31:01
No common sense. It's because of people like
31:03
this. You guys okay, our other I have
31:05
no words. I I literally can't stop
31:07
laughing about that. OK, so.
31:09
Jamie and I we were at the Fairmont last night and we had
31:13
like 2 glasses of wine and Jamie like just looks at me right now
31:18
and she was like did you see where this guy got look smog or
31:21
something? I was like Jamie what the are
31:24
you talking about? Then she shows me this video.
31:28
She goes the Wicks, actually. Wait, let me, let me, let me lay
31:33
out the whole thing for them. OK, so this started with
31:37
Clavicular. What's his name?
31:38
Clavicular. I can never pronounce his name.
31:41
So this went viral on Twitter. He was frame mogged, which means
31:46
like, I guess he had a worse body than the ASU frat
31:50
president. So then this went viral because
31:52
people thought this was really funny.
31:53
And for a reference, I have like my two brothers are 21.
31:57
And so they they don't talk as extreme as this, but they have
32:00
like these words and like you guys always think they're funny.
32:02
So I thought that was really funny.
32:03
Then another tweet came out later where it was like
32:06
Clavicular was mid gesture gooning when a group of floyds
32:11
came and spiked his cortisol levels.
32:13
Cry emoji Is ignoring the floyds while munting and mogging moyds
32:17
more useful than SMV Chad fishing in the club?
32:21
And this is viral because you were like what language is this
32:25
and how sad is this? I kind of understand it.
32:27
I don't mean to. So anyway, it started this whole
32:31
this whole trend, this spiked. Cortisol low yeah, instead of
32:38
just saying you're stressed out. I really hope this goes in the
32:41
history books. You know how like we would have
32:42
to learn about things that like former presidents would say or
32:46
like the OR like the language and like if somebody were to do
32:48
like a propagandist artwork, you would have to interpret it like.
32:51
I hope that like in the history books one day, kids have to like
32:54
do a multiple choice and be like what is looks knoxing me what
33:00
does. Frame the AP star have like
33:02
please explain in the preference because someone it was like when
33:05
the terrorists were struck down by the Supreme Court they were
33:08
like Trump tried tariff maxing and Supreme Court spiked White
33:12
House's cortisol levels and I hope that people have like an AP
33:17
style right they're like please explain the context of the
33:20
situation in the Supreme Court case OK now we're getting to the
33:23
actual I can't give a straight face so this has become like
33:29
obviously now a popular trend where these these sweets
33:31
because. People Jamie, Jamie has the I
33:34
think it's because I send her so much unhinged stuff on X.
33:37
We're like in this echo Chamber of like absolute unhinged being.
33:42
My actually was insane. She goes, did you see this?
33:45
And also she turns the phone and this guys way just gets snatched
33:52
off his head. I was like, Jamie, where are you
33:55
finding these these videos? So this came up on my exit #2
34:01
ranked Chad Andrenik suffered a massive cortisol spike after a
34:07
fan snatched his wig, exposing his true hairline.
34:12
I don't even know what to say about this.
34:13
Like there's like just zero contact.
34:15
So I guess with like these young guys, they're trying to like,
34:17
look smacks, compete with each other.
34:20
And someone then commented, they're like, this is worse
34:23
than. But like, did they used to do
34:26
that in war? Like think of George Washington
34:29
with like, his big white hair. Like did they, did they used to
34:34
like fire around, knock those wings on their head like.
34:40
Like the braid at the back that he has it on with the Pioneer
34:43
hat. Do they do that?
34:46
Like have we come full circle in history?
34:49
Like did it spike his cortisol? Was he on his like giant horse
34:54
and he had like a soldier combined like RIP it off?
34:57
I like sent this to my group chat.
34:59
My dad's like what? I literally.
35:06
Oh my God, and the way that like he went from like a tent and
35:10
this, this actually would send me into orbit because he was
35:13
like look smack saying they they like snatch it off his head and
35:17
you just see his like his, his shoulders relax, his posture
35:21
gets so bad and his face is like ready to kill someone.
35:27
I literally I forgot we have a lizzing audience for those you
35:30
guys can't see some guy just gave him ripped off.
35:34
I see. No, but if this actually
35:35
happened to me like that would send me an orbit.
35:39
Like I don't even think you need to throw open my.
35:42
All you need to do to get under my skin is just snatch my wig
35:45
off my. Head do you remember in the
35:46
White House when you did the Halo thing?
35:48
Oh yeah. We remember when you went down.
35:51
I feel like our girls can. When you went down the slide, I
35:54
was like, oh. OK, I went to the lake in Lake
35:57
Cumberland in Kentucky and one time I was on this house, but it
36:01
was for my it was for my 21st birthday and I went down the
36:05
slide and I had my Halo extension.
36:07
So if you guys don't know, Halo extensions have like this mini
36:10
band where like you put it right here and then two clips in the
36:13
back and then you just kind of move your hair to where like you
36:15
can't see it. I went down the slide and my
36:18
whole wig, my whole weave just sunk to the bottom.
36:23
Like I came up from the water looking like a bald rat like.
36:30
Where did Kieran's hair go? I had like one strain of hair on
36:35
my head, like imagine me like slicked back with water in my
36:41
hair. You just see like this tail like
36:42
that. And I had like luscious
36:45
extensions in my head and they just sunk to the bottom of the.
36:48
Lake. I feel like that those
36:49
extensions are still living down there and like fish are in the
36:51
habitat. Yeah, some fish made it like the
36:54
reef, like they put it with like all the rocks and things like
36:57
hide under. I have no words which is.
37:00
The amount one of the things you find at the bottom of like so
37:02
like sunglasses. Like, my mom lost her sunglasses
37:05
jet skiing. It was like traumatic.
37:07
Yeah. It was like her 911.
37:08
Yeah, her like nice. I can't remember what France
37:12
like through awful jet ski Roman Empire.
37:14
She like still talks about it for this day.
37:16
Gosh, that's. Weird.
37:17
It's but OK. Can I actually say this?
37:20
Me being like the nerdy person I am, like tying this back, I
37:22
actually love that the young guys are getting into this looks
37:25
maxing in a culture where we were promoting obese people on
37:29
covers and just like pajamas on there, see?
37:32
This guy's wig snatch off his head then like him being like
37:35
obese and thinking and glorifying like eating.
37:38
At least he's trying to improve his hairline, right?
37:41
Yeah. And these guys like the
37:42
clavicular guy saw me was like on it's so weird you guys.
37:45
But like I feel like it is at least a bit better.
37:47
Like he was like hammering his face to try and make his face
37:49
look more like snatched or whatever and chiseled.
37:52
And these guys are like in competition who can have like
37:54
the best body, like the the frame mogging.
37:57
I'm like, you know what? This is the backlash from hovers
38:00
like this. We'll put it on the screen.
38:02
This obese woman. I think the kids are going to be
38:04
OK. Yeah, I do too.
38:06
And honestly, I think that's a justified reaction.
38:08
Like I think he had justified anger there.
38:10
Like if somebody snatched my wig, I'd probably have the same
38:14
reaction. I'd see Ryan.
38:16
Oh my gosh. OK, we're running out of time.
38:18
We're skipping questions today. Sorry girls, went a little long
38:21
on on the gesture gooning. OK, hot or not.
38:32
OK I am. I actually have not watched this
38:34
yet because I've been just traveling a lot, but I need to
38:36
get and watch Love Story with JFK Junior and Carolyn Bessette
38:40
Kennedy and everyone's like obsessed with her style,
38:42
obsessed with her love story, hot or not.
38:44
I'm going to go hot. I actually was like a huge fan
38:47
of her before this you. Always had her book.
38:50
I had her book and I loved her initials with CBK like 9 and I
38:54
always got into it. But people like, what they don't
38:56
realize is that they've like really over romanticized her and
38:59
John, which John, like super attractive, came from an amazing
39:03
family. But guys, they were so toxic
39:05
together. Like I saw photos of them
39:08
fighting in Central Park. I'm like, this is so real.
39:10
Like a couple. I love that though.
39:12
Yeah, I'm like couples experience that all the time.
39:14
Yeah, but I've watched the love story.
39:17
I'm not a huge fan of it, I'm not going to lie.
39:21
Like I think they overemphasize like him being a part of the
39:25
Kennedy family too much where it's like such a strain on their
39:28
relationship when I think they should have pushed the paparazzi
39:32
being more of a strain. Because I think throughout their
39:34
relationship, she just didn't want to be in front of the
39:37
cameras. And that was like a big
39:40
component of like just incompatibility because he was
39:44
so like in the spotlight all the time.
39:46
And I think that they did a good job showing him as like a
39:49
bachelor, showing her as like a really successful professional
39:52
in Calvin Klein and like working up and having all of those
39:55
contacts and how she met John. But yeah, I think they could
39:59
have written it like a little bit better, but they casted it
40:01
so well. Yeah, OK, interesting.
40:03
Like I said, I need to watch it. What do you think about her
40:05
style? I like her style in the show.
40:07
I love putting it showcases it. She was very basic like and I
40:10
actually like that because I besides this, I know like we're
40:13
kind of just like and like casual wear today, but I don't
40:18
like prints on me either. So I like how that kind of
40:21
showcases more like a basic but elevated style where she's just
40:24
doing like neutral colors, black mostly.
40:27
And like her blonde hair is the accessory.
40:30
Like she's not wearing any jewelry.
40:32
She's not. She didn't wear tons of makeup.
40:35
Like she really like showcases, just like being naturally
40:38
beautiful. She doesn't have like work done.
40:40
She has very thin lips. If you guys have seen that show,
40:42
I'm a fan of it. I'll go high.
40:44
Yeah, I don't think she wore any logos either.
40:46
And I, I, I totally love her style.
40:48
I think her style is really quite amazing that she was
40:50
really known for that. And I like that she kept to
40:52
like, I like that she had her rules right.
40:54
And then she kept to them. Like, I think, yeah, she's just
40:56
so effortlessly chic. That's the best way to put it.
40:59
And I do love that, like the Kennedy family definitely has
41:02
like, this intrigue their American royalty.
41:04
So I actually love stories. Like, I love when we showcase
41:07
like, shows like this where I, I would love to like, know even
41:10
more about Jackie Kennedy's life and do more shows like that.
41:13
And so I I'm hugely in favor of it.
41:16
OK, My mom was like, Jamie, you have to do this one.
41:18
Tassels. So like tassel jewelry is really
41:20
in tassels on like coats and everything.
41:22
Tassels are really in this year I.
41:23
Think it's fun for like Western wear, obviously, like if you
41:26
were to do like a suede or a leather coat with tassels.
41:29
I think it depends on the event that you're going to.
41:32
But I'm going to go not. I'm just more simple these days.
41:36
But I think it's cute when girls like follow the trends and
41:38
everything. I just don't think that's
41:39
something that I would add to my closet.
41:41
Interesting. I actually love like that, you
41:43
know, like cowboy boots are in. I love western wear.
41:45
I think it's really cool, even if you don't live out West, like
41:48
I think it's I think it's really cool to bring that to the city.
41:50
Like I know a lot of people like in New York will wear like
41:52
cowboy boots and stuff like that.
41:54
I just love like Americana, like anything that highlights like
41:57
our style. Like I love that the Olympics of
41:59
Ralph Lauren outfits, everybody were like, I'm just hugely in
42:02
favor of that. I really like that type of
42:03
house. I'm going to go hot, OK kitten
42:05
heels. I feel like we put this on here
42:07
because now girls are kind of like going against kitten heels
42:11
and bringing back like a stiletto, like a strong heel and
42:15
I'm going to go not for kitten heels.
42:18
Do I like them and they're in my closet?
42:20
Yes. But like I'm honestly in an era
42:22
like I love Melania Trump's like 7 inch Christian Louboutin heels
42:27
where she's like walking, gliding in the grass, going to
42:31
Marine One where I'm like, how are you walking?
42:33
I would be a wreck walking across that.
42:35
This iconic and it just accentuate your legs like I'm
42:38
all for like wear the stiletto like gold and it's hot.
42:42
I am too. I love a platform.
42:43
We all know I love like my product platform shoes.
42:46
I like taller the better in my opinion.
42:48
I do like like sometimes a bit of a smaller heel, but I hate
42:51
the kitten heels where they're like this big.
42:52
Like what? Oh, that's ugly.
42:54
So I'm yeah, I'm on the same page as you.
42:57
I like a full stiletto or a or a platform heel.
43:00
The taller the better. It's more slimming.
43:02
OK, nail art. I hate nail art.
43:05
I'm just going to say not for me.
43:06
I hate it. I like a CBK approach to keep
43:09
your nose so simple. I don't even have nail Polish on
43:11
right now. It's way too much for me.
43:13
I I've never had nail art. Honestly, I think that there are
43:17
some cute designs like I always see like Campbell, like that
43:21
Pookie she'll get like she got like a little heart for
43:24
Valentine's Day or polka dots. Like I think she makes it look
43:27
cute but I don't know. Every time I feel like I've
43:30
wanted to branch out, I'd always regret it with my nails.
43:33
Like I always stick to like pinks or nude colors or like a
43:36
French tip I never go out of. Like where we used to get the
43:40
glitter nails that were hideous in the White House.
43:42
Only for Christmas. Yeah, I know you're right, but
43:44
it was so ugly but. You got nails, glitter, green
43:47
and I got like glitter. Red glitter, green nails.
43:49
Like what was I thinking? But it was kind of cute for
43:53
Christmas, but it wasn't like too crazy.
43:55
You didn't have like fake nails on.
43:57
It was just like. No, that was the one time I did
43:59
do fake nails. You did?
44:00
Yeah. I will say girls, like I've been
44:03
doing gel for years and I've had to take a break because my nails
44:05
are getting thin. And I used to be like, who cares
44:07
if your nails are thin? They just grow back.
44:08
But like all of a sudden, like when I was at the nails on, I
44:10
was like hurting to get my nails on.
44:12
So I'm like, I'm I started just doing regular Polish for a
44:15
little bit, which I hate, but it is what it is.
44:17
Anyway, I've never, that was the only time I've ever done fake
44:19
nails and I never like mine. We did.
44:21
We did harder not a while ago for long nails.
44:23
You like long nails. I don't like long nails.
44:25
I like short nails. Yeah, but you have smaller hands
44:28
than me, so I feel like your your nails look good.
44:31
They're like proportional. I feel like since I have longer
44:34
fingers I need longer nails to just make it look normal or I'll
44:38
say look like stubs. Oh, interesting.
44:41
I don't know, but I don't do them too long like these are
44:43
probably in between. I don't even want to shell my
44:47
nails to anyone. OK, let's head into propaganda
44:51
we're not falling for, OK Propaganda that I'm not falling
44:58
for is the promotion of AOC. This woman, we called it from
45:04
the beginning, this woman is, I just feel like the left promoted
45:08
AOC because she was young, she was dynamic.
45:11
I will give her that. She was dynamic.
45:12
She was good on social media. She had a huge following,
45:16
especially like young woman. We're super interested in her,
45:18
but that's all she is. She's just a social media
45:21
influencer. And I feel like so many of these
45:24
representatives are not coming into Congress to actually
45:27
represent America in the past policy.
45:29
They're coming in to gain clout and become literal influencers.
45:32
Like that is their goal. They want attention and
45:34
influence. It used to be like people.
45:37
I feel like back in, you know, when this country was first
45:39
created, people would come and represent the government to
45:41
truly like do good for America and to create a better country.
45:44
Then it became about the money. These people were coming in to
45:46
stock trade. We all know like the boomer
45:48
type, the boomer politicians in there that are just making money
45:52
off of this. Now it's like I'm coming in to
45:54
get Instagram followers and and I'm coming in to get attention.
45:58
Like I think Jasmine Crockett falls into that.
45:59
But AOCI think this showed more than anything, she's at the
46:03
Munich Security Conference. We will roll that clap.
46:06
Would and should the US actually commit U.S. troops to defend
46:11
Taiwan if China were to move? You know, I think that this is
46:20
such a, you know, I think that this is a, this is of course a,
46:28
a very long standing a policy of the United States.
46:35
And I think what we are hoping for is that we want to make sure
46:38
that we never get to that point and we want to make sure that we
46:44
are moving in all of our Economic Research and our global
46:48
positions to avoid any such confrontation and for that
46:52
question to even arise. Cameron, she literally doesn't
46:56
have any policies. Like she actually does not have
46:58
a worldview. She doesn't even know what she
47:00
believes in. The only thing she knows is just
47:02
this like woke social ideology. She knows white people, bad men,
47:07
bad America, bad patriarchy. We're for abortion, we're for
47:11
LGBTQ, you IA plus whatever. 2S LIGPI can't even say it.
47:16
We're for that whole group. We're for the trans people,
47:19
we're for the immigrants. That's all she knows that is her
47:21
entire ideology is just this like intersexual
47:24
intersectionality pyramid where white men are the bad people
47:28
that are oppressing everyone. Outside of that like.
47:31
Is she married to a white man? Yeah, of course she is.
47:34
They all are. But like, they ask her a very,
47:37
you know, it's a complicated question about Taiwan and China.
47:40
Like there's a lot of layers to it.
47:42
It's obviously a very difficult and contentious situation, you
47:44
know, making sure that we have power on, on the global stage,
47:47
but we're we don't want to put troops on the ground anywhere
47:49
because I think that Americans are very against war after
47:52
decades of Afghanistan. And so it's a difficult
47:54
question, but it's one that, you know, you're going to be asked
47:57
if you're at a foreign policy conference, It's, it's a, it's
48:00
like a pretty preliminary question.
48:02
And she's just like, like, has no way.
48:05
You had months to prepare. This was you showing that you're
48:08
going to be a presidential candidate.
48:10
And you get there and you're like, how embarrassing.
48:15
And it's like exactly what we're calling speaking.
48:17
On what you know, to like, if there's any legislation or if
48:20
you've talked with anybody on like the Foreign Relations
48:23
Committee or anybody like from a former like NSC Council,
48:27
National Security Council and the Biden Admin, like think
48:30
about how many resources she had.
48:31
And she could have like, spoken on what she knows, like whether
48:35
it's like policy driven of like any legislation that she's
48:38
drafted or any of her colleagues were about to push and like, she
48:43
didn't know how to answer. It she didn't know, she said
48:45
that Venezuela was below the equator.
48:47
It's not it's north of the equator.
48:48
She tried to own Marco Rubio by saying because Marco Rubio did.
48:53
The difference between Marco Rubio and AOC is just night and
48:56
day. Marco Rubio's very well versed
48:59
on international affairs, history, Western civilization.
49:03
He just, he just has a very strong world view that guides
49:07
him throughout policies. And that's very important that
49:09
you have a very strong foundation because because that
49:12
foundation is what you go back to every time you're making any
49:14
type of policy decisions across the board, whether it be
49:16
immigration, whether it be global affairs, world politics,
49:19
whether it be the economy. You have to have some guiding
49:22
principles there. AOC has none besides just hating
49:24
white people, hating America. And this just could not be more
49:27
clear. She tried to own Marco Rubio
49:28
being like that because Marco Rubio said that cowboy culture
49:31
comes from the Spanish, which it does.
49:33
And she said, no, it comes from indigenous like groups in Mexico
49:37
and black and black people. And I'm like, but Africa nor or
49:42
did indigenous people in North America, They they never
49:45
domesticated a horse. So no cowboy culture does come
49:49
from Europe originally. And it's like, you know, that
49:52
was part of Marco Rubio. Like a great speech I was giving
49:54
about about the strength of Western society is just to come
49:57
in there and pretend to own. Anyway, this woman is, I think.
50:00
So many people in Congress like her as a person, and just as a
50:04
that doesn't mean you should. That's exactly what I'm saying.
50:07
She's just not talking. About yeah, it's just like so
50:10
funny when he was like, she's the reason we have directions on
50:13
the back of a shampoo bottle. Like I love, I love when people
50:16
talk about that because they're like, we're Tim Burchett calling
50:19
her like the friendly neighborhood Marxist or
50:21
something. Like I do think that she's able
50:24
to cross the aisle and like maintain those friendships.
50:26
We saw that with like Matt Gaetz and stuff, but I just don't
50:28
think that she's a competent individual.
50:31
But I think that's what the Democrats like.
50:33
I think that's way that's the way for them to pull the
50:36
strings. And honestly, I do think
50:37
Democrats do a really good job of being unified and being all
50:41
on the same page and being very loyal to one another, like no
50:43
matter what. And we've seen, obviously, like
50:46
with Republicans, we're probably not as united.
50:49
I actually hope a piece of me is like, I hope Democrats put her
50:51
forward in 2028 because I think she'd lose, but for the small
50:54
chance that she'd win. I'm like very concerned for this
50:57
country because this woman has no idea what's going on.
50:59
And she doesn't surround herself with anyone that knows either,
51:02
which is quite clear by her performance that we saw.
51:05
I feel like you would just it'd be Kamala 2 point O yeah.
51:07
And I think people, it would just be like common sense.
51:10
I think she might even be worse than Kamala though, and that's
51:13
saying a lot. Yeah, I guess we'll see.
51:16
This is not as serious. I feel like what the propagate
51:18
I'm not falling for is LinkedIn. I feel like I used to update
51:24
LinkedIn all the time and it was just more of like a young
51:26
professional site. And now I just don't see the
51:31
point in having so many apps. Like I feel like there's like
51:34
YouTube, Instagram X, we have LinkedIn now we have like
51:38
there's Snapchat. I don't use Snapchat, but
51:41
there's Snapchat, there's all these different platforms and
51:44
I'm like what? Like I don't think you need to
51:46
tell everybody what you're doing all the time either.
51:49
I just don't think that it's. LinkedIn is so annoying.
51:52
Who are like, I ran a marathon and here's the eight lessons
51:54
that I learned that I'm bringing into my workplace.
51:56
Yeah, yeah. LinkedIn is like just annoying.
51:58
But what's the point? Yeah, like, and I always get the
52:01
emails where it's like 300 people searched you this week
52:05
and I'm like, why? Yeah, why?
52:08
What do you need? What is LinkedIn?
52:10
What information is LinkedIn going to provide you about me?
52:13
Like I I don't update it. You can just.
52:15
Hit me up on DM. Yeah, like, and even then I
52:18
probably won't. Respond Yeah, I see I'm.
52:20
Like I wish you wouldn't look me up, which you wouldn't know this
52:22
much about me. Why don't you just say to
52:25
yourself? It's like Facebook.
52:26
I don't even use Facebook or. Facebook, yeah, there's just so
52:29
many platforms and just I'm more of a private person anyways.
52:33
I just don't see the need. You haven't updated your
52:35
LinkedIn, Cameron. No, I have not.
52:37
And some people are using it for dating now.
52:39
Did you see where like all those New York influencers are saying
52:42
that like they're like these women are going to either
52:45
Midtown or something where like it's close closer to Wall
52:48
Street. They're picking up these finance
52:50
guys salad orders and then they're taking their salads in
52:54
the middle of the day and then looking up their names on
52:56
LinkedIn to see like what their job description is.
52:59
And then looking up the salary of that said job position and
53:01
seeing if he's attractive too. And I'm like, and then I'm like,
53:06
but that's what LinkedIn is used for.
53:07
It's like another dating platform basically I feel like.
53:10
Are people Chad fishing on LinkedIn?
53:13
Like looks maxing updating their profile pic.
53:16
I don't know. Open to work, Yeah.
53:19
Hiring. Yeah, yeah.
53:22
Couldn't be me. I, I feel like it's like, yeah,
53:24
when I was like right out of college, maybe I was like, oh,
53:26
I'm updating my link. Yeah, when you're a young
53:28
professional, I totally get it. But then I just.
53:30
I see. We're old professionals now,
53:32
really. Stay up to date on LinkedIn.
53:35
I'm like, this is not my primary way of communication, you know?
53:38
I don't know. I agree.
53:39
OK, propaganda that I am falling for is bringing your children to
53:43
restaurants. And let me be clear by this Long
53:46
story short, on Valentine's Day, Drake and I brought Vivian to
53:49
our favorite restaurant. And it's a nice restaurant, but
53:51
it's a family friendly restaurant.
53:52
And we went purposefully, like early, we went at noon for our
53:57
Valentine's Day lunch. And the couple next to us were
54:01
these old boomers. They weren't that old, but they
54:03
were boomers and they were so mean that Vivian was there.
54:08
And I'm like, OK, I could understand if I brought Vivian
54:10
in on like a super romantic day on Valentine's Day at night,
54:15
like past, you know, like a night time dinner or whatever, I
54:17
can understand maybe being a little irritated that a child
54:20
was next to you. That being said, Vivian was like
54:22
perfect at this dinner and like didn't bother a soul.
54:24
And if you just like didn't even look over there, you wouldn't
54:26
even notice that she was there. And it's like this boomer couple
54:31
was like made me immediately feel so awkward about sitting
54:34
down. So I immediately asked to move.
54:36
I was like, oh, why don't we move over to the corner or
54:38
whatever so we're not bothering them because they saw us right
54:40
next to the tables were kind of open.
54:42
Anyway, he's like, sorry for Valentine's Day.
54:44
We can't make any adjustments or ever.
54:46
And I'm like, OK, So we sit down and he like the the guy looks at
54:49
me and goes, thanks for trying. And then they just like kept
54:53
looking over at us like disgusted.
54:54
And they weren't even talking the entire dinner.
54:56
And I look at these boomers. I'm like, do you want society to
54:59
continue or does it just end with you?
55:01
Like, honestly, does it end with you?
55:02
Do you want like children are a part of life.
55:05
They're a part of society. Like I said, I think there are
55:07
certain events. I wouldn't bring a child into a
55:09
bar. I wouldn't bring a child to like
55:10
a super nice date spot on a night or whatever.
55:13
But we're at a lunch on Valentine's Day.
55:15
It's a Saturday, it's a beautiful day.
55:17
And we're just trying to have a family little event.
55:19
Like why? I just like hate people that
55:21
hate on that or people that get like mad at children on planes,
55:24
like children are a part of society.
55:26
And I'm just so sick of this. Like I, I just think that like
55:29
kids should be involved in most parts of life.
55:31
Like I said, there's there's certain circumstances where I
55:33
don't think it's like a kid friendly environment, but I
55:35
think 95% of places should be kid friendly.
55:39
Yeah, I saw this. There's a bunch of drama right
55:42
now on TikTok about this, this fitness influencer, Whitney
55:47
Simmons, she's pregnant. And she was one of like the main
55:50
people that like kind of help Gym Shark come up and like bring
55:55
all those influencers in and have all of those like really
55:58
cool collaborations with like different fit fitness
56:01
influencers. And she had her own line for
56:03
years with them. And now she's pregnant.
56:05
I think she's like in her early 30s.
56:08
And there's so many feminists coming after her being like, you
56:11
want to bring a child in in this?
56:13
Climate, you're selfish. And with climate change, all of
56:17
these things. And then I saw a video of this
56:20
woman who's actually a feminist, but she's like, the problem with
56:22
the feminist movement is that they're not actually for
56:25
empowering women to be their best selves.
56:27
They're empowering women to live like them and then shame them if
56:30
they're not. And into like submission and
56:34
obedience. And it's like real that she was
56:36
going on to say, like real feminism is like supporting
56:39
other women and like you're just tearing down another woman.
56:43
Like if you're actually abiding by these said rules, like saying
56:46
that it's harmful to bring a child into this world because of
56:49
climate change, then turn off your stove.
56:51
Turn off like your microwave for the radiation.
56:55
Turn off your TV, gas and electric.
56:57
Turn off those girls, like lit by what you say.
57:01
Don't drive your car as much, walk to walk to work.
57:03
She's like, if you're going to like, give all these rules to
57:07
this woman who's expecting a child very soon, then you better
57:11
be abiding by this and like, don't shame other people.
57:15
So like you said, especially with airplane culture, there's
57:18
so many people that get so annoyed.
57:20
And it's like, OK, just because you chose to live that life and
57:23
not create legacy and like your bloodline dies with you in your
57:27
penthouse New York City apartment with your cat, doesn't
57:29
mean that everybody else wants to live like you.
57:32
You know what I mean? I agree.
57:33
And I just like I especially like looking at this older
57:35
couple. I'm like, wouldn't you be happy
57:37
for your country that like young people are having kids and
57:40
enjoying their family time? And instead you have to like, I
57:42
don't know, sometimes like I do find like the, I'm not speaking
57:45
about all boomers here, but there is a very selfish tendency
57:48
in that generation where during COVID, they shut us all down.
57:51
They shut the schools down because they like prioritize
57:53
themselves. And they do kind of have like a
57:56
sneering type of. So right about.
57:59
That they have like a sneering disposition sometimes to young
58:02
families. I see it all the time and it's
58:04
like very, it makes me angry because I'm like these these are
58:07
grandparents that should be excited that the next generation
58:10
is having children and and more and more as people are not
58:13
having kids, you're seeing a lot of that generation get older and
58:17
older and they don't have grandchildren.
58:18
And it's almost like then they have like a sneering attitude to
58:21
a new one who does. I don't know.
58:23
I just it's really shocking to me, I think.
58:25
And like I said, I wouldn't bring Vivian to like a hot date,
58:28
Valentine's Day at night, but like a lunch.
58:31
Like she's more and she's adorable.
58:33
So like anyone who like gives me a bad look, I'm like, you're
58:35
just like a miserable person. Australians do this thing where
58:38
it's like kids you don't like revolve your life around your
58:41
kids. Your kids are like integrated
58:43
into. You're like in France.
58:45
Yeah, in your routine. And it's like you should have
58:47
kids in those environments too to like socialize them, have
58:50
them be put in those settings, like have them adapt
58:52
essentially. And so like it wouldn't be good
58:54
to isolate them from that. So I agree with you propaganda
58:57
that I am falling is all of it. Like I know that's like a very
59:00
general term, but I'm talking about TikTok stuff.
59:03
When it comes to like red light therapy or like the vibra shake
59:06
plates for like lymphatic drainage, I'm falling for all of
59:10
it. I will add that to my cart
59:12
immediately and buy it. And I've seen results with every
59:15
single thing. I bought one of those vibra
59:16
shake plates off of TikTok shop where?
59:19
Like, I saw those. Yeah, a little.
59:21
Bit so it like helps with lymphatic drainage.
59:24
It helps with like blood circulation metabolism.
59:29
And then also like I've seen I have let's roll this clip,
59:33
Brianna. There's a clip of this girl
59:35
where she's basically wearing a red light therapy mask.
59:38
She has a vibra shaped plate and then she's standing on the vibra
59:40
shaped plate and she's like Dyson like dysoning her floor
59:43
with the vacuum. They're like what type of level
59:45
of capitalism is this? I'm like that is I've seen that
59:48
me like that is me core. I will keep that red light
59:51
therapy mask on for like 30 minutes, be on the vibra shake
59:54
plate, and then also be like vacuuming my floor with the same
59:57
vacuum that like a mom off of TikTok told me to get because
1:00:00
it's like apparently the best vacuum you're like I am falling
1:00:04
for. All of it.
1:00:05
I'm influenced so easily as well.
1:00:06
Yeah, I'm like, I know it's like a part of the over consumerism
1:00:09
culture we like strongly advocate against, but I'm sorry,
1:00:11
like anything health and Wellness, I'm falling for like
1:00:14
bone broth. Yeah, like packets or like any
1:00:16
of the supplements that I see the girls taking on TikTok.
1:00:20
Or if it's good for like collagen production and like
1:00:22
hair and nail growth or like the beef liver from like carnivore
1:00:26
Aurulius. I'm like I'm falling for it all
1:00:28
like any. I love that.
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I love that that's looks maxing. Yeah, it is.
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I'm mogging. I love being at home because my
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mom has like a gadget for anything health and Wellness.
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Like I'm like my face is dry and she gets out like 50 million
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like steamers and like red light therapy.
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I love steamers. Too, I sent you the photo of me
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doing red light therapy because my mom said my mom's like spent
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like a fortune just on all of this, like health and Wellness.
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She has a sauna. Like I just, I love my best.
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Investment is in yourself, Yeah, you know.
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It's true. Well my mom always says pay now
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or pay later. Especially for young, beautiful
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ladies like yourself who we know watch this podcast, you know
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looks maxing and looking your best self.
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That's going to get you very, very far if you take pride in
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your appearance. So don't be a FOID spiking
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people's cortisol and gesture gooning in the club.
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We're ending on that note. We love you girls.
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We love you. Sincerely, sisters.
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We'll see you next week. Bye bye.