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Far-right star Michael Knowles just ATTACKED our COMMUNITY! · NORMAL GAYS Podcast

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  Most people view furries as a kind of paraphilia or sexual
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  fairly or unfairly. 90% of them identify as bisexual or
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  pansexual or other sexual or gay or lesbian.
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  Or whatever. There's a actual research group
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  in the Furry Fundamentals. See what he's doing here?
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  Yeah, he's like, oh, but the gays?
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  We've got to talk about the gays.
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  I think what he's saying is true that like furry fandoms is very
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  LGBT, but that's because it's very hyper online mentally ill
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  people. The main take away is really
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  that the fact that furries are mostly LGBT doesn't tell you
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  anything about LGBT because 99.9% of LGBT is not furries.
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  Hey guys, welcome back to normal gays where we take on insanity.
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  I'm Brad Palumbo here with Clarkson Lawson.
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  What's up guys, make sure you join us a member.
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  and join us. A member we reacted to I Crust
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  and Brad's going to do my workout this weekend.
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  I'm going to log it excited about.
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  That my workout's really not that hard.
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  It's just like lifting so. But maybe I'll.
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  Trust I'll try the weights that you're.
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  At Oh yeah, we can do that. We can.
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  Do and then I'll do lower weights.
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  Maybe on the machines and not on like the actual bench press
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  'cause I don't want your neck to break.
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  Well, you could just, you could just, I'll help you.
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  Yeah, that's fine. What's it called Spot.
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  Yeah, I'll spot you. I doubt it would be so much.
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  I would literally crush my neck bro.
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  All right, we'll see. Yeah, the audacity of this.
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  Anyway, we're going to talk about the Daily Wire star
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  Michael Knowles because he just grotesquely, inhumanely, in a
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  barbaric fashion, attack Clarkson's community.
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  I know what this is about and I know he's trying to pull a fast
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  one on me, and I know that the title of this video is going to
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  be him pulling a fast one because he's the one who writes
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  the titles. And not just that, the
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  thumbnails are going to have you in a. 1st, just remember that
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  everything Brad does is projection.
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  It's much like everybody, OK? Everybody's projecting
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  something. I'm the only truthful person on
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  this planet, and Brad is projecting his insecurities onto
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  me to shield himself from his true nature.
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  Which is what? To howl in the moonlight like
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  the furry that you are. Well, anyway, I found this funny
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  for multiple reasons. 1 is that like Michael Knowles has
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  3,000,000 YouTube subscribers bought to him by the The Daily
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  Wire most primarily, of course, or I guess two and a half
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  million, but still. So he's like ostensibly this
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  like listen, obviously we're not above unserious content, but he
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  presents himself as like this serious Christian intellectual
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  and he puts out an episode interviewing a furry and it's
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  stories from a furry. To be cringe is to be free.
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  Michael and the furry and. All that.
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  That's when you know politics, like the views are down from
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  politics. When you're like.
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  All under minority to attack. But what's so funny is that he
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  click baited right and it didn't really work after 23 hours.
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  This video has like 30,000 views on a two and a half million
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  subscriber channel. That's our videos.
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  Do that almost every video. That's actually insane.
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  All right, well, let's watch what's what's.
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  Going on the The thing is, it was actually not even
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  particularly adversarial. Like, he's not, he's not a rude
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  person, Michael. He's pretty chill, but he's
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  clearly is trying to, you know, use the furry community to
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  undermine like gay. People, when your business, when
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  your business model is like, OK, we went after, we called out
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  problems with this minority and this minority.
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  And I'm not saying that you shouldn't call out problems with
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  the minorities. They're not above criticism, in
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  fact. A lot of them.
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  That's what we do as well. You need to criticize a lot of
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  people equally, but if that's like what people know you as is
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  like, oh, he attacks these people.
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  It's hard when your views are down to like, you kind of have
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  to like when people get tired of that one specific group you're
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  talking about. I don't know, you kind of have
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  to find another group. It just it came off as a little
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  desperate. I've noticed this as well.
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  Like Daily Wire just had Ben Shapiro play Fortnite for a
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  video and it's like bro views must be isn't.
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  Daily Wire, like kind of struggling right now.
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  I guess, but not as much as people think, I would say.
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  But yes, it's certainly. But all political content is
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  down now, like very significantly.
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  Yeah, My, my stuff is down. Every YouTube I talk to his
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  views are down. Mine are coming up.
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  Because you never posted anything.
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  Yeah, mine are up 100%. Oh my God.
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  But even normal gaze is doing well.
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  But I don't. I'm not posting about politics.
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  Yeah, I know. And that's probably why normal
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  gaze is also doing fine still because we only cover very
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  serious things. But so like again, I'm not above
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  that, but I just I thought this was.
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  Our whole podcast is not above that.
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  No not at all but I did just find it interesting that he
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  click baited so hard and it didn't even work.
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  And anyway I want to watch a couple clips from this but the
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  sub they put like a subject matter warning on the furry
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  interview. It says the subject matter
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  accounts and descriptions in this video are intended to
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  educate the audience about furries apparently, and document
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  newsworthy issues of public concern like furry con,
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  including adult themes, arm drug use, and online subcultures.
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  The information and opinions expressed are contextual and do
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  not endorse, condone, or promote such behavior.
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  If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available
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  in the US. Call or text 988 to reach the
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  Get Rid of End Crisis A. Crisis hotline for furries.
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  Because I think the guy talks about some serious mental health
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  stuff. That part I don't mind so much.
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  Obviously when you talk about very serious concepts, you, it's
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  responsible to put that in there.
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  But I think the, it's funny how he's like, warning, we're
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  talking about online subcultures and make sure you don't
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  interpret this as an endorsement.
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  It's like as if everyone thought Michael Knowles was endorsing
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  furry culture. He could have something in
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  common with Brad. OK, not too much.
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  There's going to be a lot. Actually, I think it's more no,
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  he actually don't believe that. I'm just kidding.
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  All right, let's watch some clips.
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  So when people in the furry world do non consensual crazy
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  stuff, they get zapped, They're out, they're out of the
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  convention. But what about the consensual
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  part? I think most people view furries
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  as a kind of paraphilia or sexual fairly or unfairly.
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  And then I I googled it a little bit grocked it.
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  I said this is true. I don't and and it there are
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  some weird stats on it from what I could see.
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  I don't know how reliable the surveys are.
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  It's quite gay in in as much as only, I think it's only 10% of
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  self identified furries identify as straight or heterosexual.
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  And the rest of them, it's not that they all identify as gay,
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  but they all identify or 90% of them identify as bisexual or
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  pansexual or other sexual or gay or lesbian or whatever.
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  So it is compared to the general population, overwhelmingly LGBT
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  is. Are those stats correct?
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  Yeah. That is, those stats are
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  actually from, there is an actual research group in the
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  free Phantom itself at Anthrocon, largest free
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  convention in the world. That's the one that I go to.
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  A lot of the time they host surveys, they'll have like
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  pamphlets that people can fill out.
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  They have a QR code. So these are.
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  Like. Actual statistics.
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  So that is very, very true, yes. OK, so see what he's doing here.
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  Yeah, he's like, but the gays, We've got to talk about the
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  gays. I think what he's saying is true
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  that like furry fandoms is very LGBT, but that's because it's
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  very hyper online mentally ill people, right It's and that.
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  But also like, if you are open more to something that is a, it
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  is highly likely that you're probably open to both sexes.
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  And also it's counting a lot of straight people who are just
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  fake. I think he's assuming what he's
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  assuming. In his mind.
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  It's like there is a a slide of sex school deviancy and that's
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  where he starts. It starts with.
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  Gay if you accept, Gays if you accept.
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  That and then it goes to the next thing and the next thing
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  and essentially you just go down the slippery slope of perversion
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  rather than sexuality being something that is innate.
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  That's the argument that he's making, and I just feel like no,
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  it's probably more likely that people with weird are also open
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  to both sexes just because that's.
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  And it just tells you very. It's like even if.
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  Deviates on the societal standard?
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  I don't know. I don't.
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  I don't. I don't.
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  Know it's more so to me the main take away is really that the
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  fact that furries are mostly LGBT.
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  Oh doesn't tell you anything about LGBT because 99.9% of LGBT
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  is not. Furries.
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  Right. It's like, so that's why I don't
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  appreciate is the implied and elsewhere in the video kind of
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  stated extrapolation that you just.
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  Explained. Yeah, he's So that's what he's
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  doing. He, he.
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  I think so. At least, that's my
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  interpretation of why Michael would interview a furry beyond
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  clickbait. Right, well, he's trying to like
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  intellectualize the conversation to hit another minority that he
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  likes to. I whenever we do a Michael
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  Knowles videos, it's just like, you know.
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  Well, I thought this one was interesting because it's
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  furries, no? No, no, no.
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  I mean, I'm not saying that this video is like, but I'm just
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  saying like Michael's content is always just so like, yeah, I'm
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  just, I'm bored. I'm bored of it.
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  I'm bored of the Daily Wire slot.
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  I did wait. I did appreciate his jubilee
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  with Blossom. Have you ever seen that clip?
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  No. Stop.
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  I have to stop. I have to find it.
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  Hang on. Pause.
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  Blossom. She her hers powerhouse.
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  Blossom Powerhouse. Powerhouse or power top?
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  Shall we watch our second clip of Michael interviewing a furry?
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  Let's do it. To get too aroused.
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  I am flaccidus. OK, that was Brown.
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  On the other hand, to be. Shared.
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  It's just warm in here. Oh, OK.
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  I hate when you say that. That's so descriptive.
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  All right, let's watch. One of the big questions that
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  people have of furries is not, you know, we're in mixed company
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  on the Internet, obviously, but do do these people want to do
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  weird stuff with animals? No, straight up no.
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  But they might want to do weird stuff with guys dressed up as
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  animals. Maybe, but the connection stops
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  at animals. But but the one commonality is
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  there. We got animals in both of them.
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  And in fact, the defining feature of the furry as a furry
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  is that he looks like an animal. I mean, I kind of, I don't, I
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  don't understand the furry mindset.
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  So Brad's going to have to give. More I'll speak here, not that I
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  would know. I think it's not true that just
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  because something is some sort of like or whatever means you
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  have any interest in it in the real world.
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  I guess I don't I can't actually on ironically speak to this, but
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  the way it like I listen. I enjoy robbing banks and like
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  shooting people in the street in Grand Theft Auto doesn't mean I
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  have any desire to do that in real life.
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  It's like. That's a good point.
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  And it's like. See, This is why Brad had to
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  talk about it 'cause I could. I just don't accept that furries
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  who want to hook up with other humans in their fur suits or
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  whatever are actually interested in animals.
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  I mean. Well, I mean, the same could be
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  said when like a lot these old men, like when their wives were
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  a schoolgirl outfit, and that could get pretty dark.
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  Or if they're wearing some other type of outfit that resembles
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  another type of person. Does that mean that they want
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  to? I don't know.
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  Do you know what I mean? Like there is a line that's
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  drawn, but I can see where Michael's coming.
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  From I don't, I mean, it's not the craziest thought, but it's
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  like it is. There might be some.
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  I'm sure there I'm. Sure, there are some furries
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  that are like. But also the thing that you're
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  annoying with that is kind of ignored there is that furries
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  are not actually striving for animalistic.
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  They're like anime and cartoon, right is what they go for.
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  So it's not even like they're trying to I.
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  Actually, they're not trying to look like an actual dog.
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  I. Think like that thought actually
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  applies more to the like dog people that we've reacted to,
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  the ones that like sit and and have collar.
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  Like. That I think it's because the
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  furry thing is like almost like anime, right?
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  It's it's like cartoon. It's not, I don't know, I just,
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  but see again how he's trying to go like he's just trying to make
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  things sinister. And what it's not that I think
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  there's no aspect of the furry thing that's sinister, but I
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  think a lot. Of it's just it's a reach like
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  this. Whole it's.
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  A bit of a thing is a reach and it's just kind of like mind
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  numbing content if I'm being honest.
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  I'm just like OK, like what? We got a Curry.
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  'S bad, furry's bad, gay people bad.
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  Make some sort of very loose connection and then bam, you've
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  got your content. Good job, Michael.
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  And he doesn't have to like, talk about any of the terrible
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  things Trump is doing that he can't defend.
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  No, just interview for or. The like Trump's spiritual
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  advisors, what they're doing or going to jail for, which is much
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  worse than being gay, but we won't talk about that.
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  Oh, but we'll sit that one out. Just the man that you supported,
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  Spiritual advisor. Oh, anyways, OK.
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  Yeah, OK, we have one more clip of Michael in the furry.
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  Let's watch. My associate producer, Professor
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  Jacob, was going around to try to get a furry to sit down for
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  this interview. He went to a furry convention
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  and he said that he saw a big STD screening booth all right,
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  right there in the convention hall.
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  Now, when I go to conventions, they're a Republican convention.
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  They probably. Should have.
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  When I go to, I don't know, music convention or a cigar
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  convention, there are no STD screening booths.
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  Why do the furries at at least at whatever convention Professor
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  Jacob was at? Why do they have an STD booth?
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  There are parties that do happen.
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  They're called room parties and they do tend, mind you, tend to
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  get sexual tend to. Not all of them are, but some of
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  them to tend. So it's better to be safe than
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  to be sorry. And the room party, yeah, it's
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  just in someone's hotel room in at the convention, yeah.
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  Most of the time or Airbnb's so. Imagine.
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  Imagine. You go to the STD booth.
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  You show up, you're in your furry costume.
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  You go to the STD booth. They draw your blood.
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  They tell you no syphilis, you've got a clean bill of
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  health. You say, all right, that's you
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  pay for your STD test. And then you go, you score the
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  invite to the room party. You go there and as you say, you
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  say many but not all. And you say, just my luck, I
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  already got the VD test. And I show up to the furry room
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  party and I'm at the one that doesn't turn into an orgy.
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  Whole monologue. Could you imagine?
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  There's a, there's a party like that.
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  I'll, I'll be, I'll be 100%. The third year that we went to
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  Anthrocon there was a room party and it wasn't sexual in in the
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  slightest. Good, I'm glad to hear that.
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  There are a lot of parties there like that.
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  Good, I like that. He really did a 2 hour interview
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  with a furry. This is just I this whole
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  interview is kind of embarrassing.
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  Like I'm getting second hand embarrassment because it's like,
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  come on. And it because he's trying to do
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  it as a serious interview. I'm not against interview like I
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  I, it could be kind of funny if we interviewed a furry, but I
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  have two interviewer modes, right?
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  I have like a journalist interviewer mode and then I have
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  like a meme interviewer mode. So if we had.
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  If we had a furry on it would be funny.
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  Right we. And you can still get the same
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  information out of a furry by not doing it so serious.
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  But he's treating it like he's interviewing some sort.
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  Of serious He's interviewing Vladimir Putin like that's
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  what's happening and that's why it's so hard to watch.
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  Probably, like now, he'd probably be agreeing with Putin,
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  yeah. Probably.
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  But. The The thing is, is like
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  watching it, I feel like when I'm watching content that is
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  serious, I have a totally different mindset.
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  But like, if you're going to interview a furry, you can't.
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  It's just so unimportant. You can't make it like that
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  'cause then I'm just like, I feel weird watching.
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  It I know I like, it's like if I was interviewing Blossom, it
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  would just be super unserious and fun.
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  And that's how I would approach an interview with a furry.
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  Whereas if I was interviewing a candidate or a media figure or
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  someone. Would be a lot more serious.
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  Serious. Is this really the information
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  that we need? Like, do we really need to know
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  the furries hotel rooms and that they're getting that?
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  I mean, obviously the point is there's an STD convent, there's
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  an STD check thing here because some people go to the furry cons
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  as like a thing and to hook up. I know that's not all, but it's
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  a significant portion. Or they go to the furry con
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  things. And I mean, most conventions,
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  everybody's hooking up even. And he talks about the
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  Republican the turning. Point the.
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  Republican conventions. Y'all wanna act like y'all ain't
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  having room parties where you're sleeping with people while you
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  your wives are downstairs in the lobby?
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  Not Michael, but I'm talking about other people.
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  But I was in. College, I had multiple like
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  Twitter friends who were other college, you know, gay guys and
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  they were all Republicans and turning Point people and they
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  would. Go they would specifically.
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  Go to the Turning Point conferences because they knew
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  there'd be other gays there to hook up with.
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  Correct. And the straight and imagine
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  what the straight men are doing because it's just as bad those
• 19:05
  any convention of any kind is involved, I mean.
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  It's a it's a gathering people. No matter what it is, if it's a
• 19:11
  work convention, there's. Adult conventions, hopefully.
• 19:15
  Well, yeah, but even at like, at like work conventions, there's
• 19:17
  always the people who are like getting too messed up and then
• 19:20
  they find somebody and then they go hook up like this is you.
• 19:23
  Wanna know something funny? I it's a part of.
• 19:24
  What humans do. So I was at.
• 19:26
  I forget which one, but I've spoken at lots of like right
• 19:30
  leaning or libertarian leading conferences and libertarians are
• 19:34
  an interesting bunch, especially like 1920 year old white male
• 19:38
  libertarians. And so I'm there at the hotel
• 19:41
  restaurant for dinner with a couple of the other speakers.
• 19:44
  And we see over at the bar these these like, because there were
• 19:47
  multiple conventions in the same Convention Center.
• 19:49
  And then one of the other convention centers was one of
• 19:51
  those like housewife MLMS. And so they were selling perfumes or
• 19:56
  whatever it is. And so there's all these 50 plus
• 19:59
  women and they are surrounding these like couple of dorkish
• 20:04
  libertarian boys and. They're like Cougars on the
• 20:08
  prowl. They're aggressively hitting on
• 20:10
  these boys and I'm observing and I'm laughing because some of
• 20:14
  these are married women. Even if they're not, they're in
• 20:16
  their 50s and they're hitting on these like 20 year olds and
• 20:18
  these boys are I. Can't say anything about age
• 20:20
  because. Well, no, but this is what This
• 20:22
  is the funny part though. They're hitting on these boys,
• 20:25
  and these boys have no idea that they're being hit on, really.
• 20:28
  Because they're. Coolest libertarian inseldorks.
• 20:31
  And so these women are like, you want to come out to our hotel
• 20:33
  room for some wine? And they're like, no, we were
• 20:37
  going to keep talking about Rothbard, actually.
• 20:42
  Are you guys into philosophy? And they're like, you can come
• 20:45
  tell it to us about. Upstairs I can figure out a
• 20:48
  philosophy that I want to look. At and I'm like, Oh my God,
• 20:51
  these dorks. It was actually hilarious to me
• 20:53
  and my other friends who were speaking there were cracking up
• 20:55
  over in the the other side of the room.
• 20:59
  I guess that's the more you learn.
• 21:01
  Just be Oh. OK, furries.
• 21:05
  And people be. Let a furry live.
• 21:09
  That was just like my I feel like I lost brain cells.
• 21:12
  My favorite part of it is just that the click baiting didn't
• 21:14
  even. Really.
• 21:15
  And they did all of that work on the set.
• 21:17
  They must have lost. I bet you they lost significant
• 21:20
  amounts of money on this episode because they did so much of
• 21:25
  yawning. This is if he which would have
• 21:27
  been funny, it would have been better, but.
• 21:28
  All right, Mr. Producer, time for some comments.
• 21:31
  This is that going to be the good best part of the episode.
• 21:35
  Members is always the best part of the episode, unlike you.
• 21:39
  Yeah, you're right. Some of y'all be yelling at us
• 21:40
  and I don't care to hear it. The first one is quote.
• 21:43
  This is my own personal 911 by the way.
• 21:46
  I. Did say that.
• 21:47
  Brad got me to LOL before Clarkson did.
• 21:49
  This time I'm. Funnier than you.
• 21:52
  Typically Clarkson does though, apparently.
• 21:54
  For this for you too. That's fine, I'll give Brad a
• 21:56
  win for once. Out of how many videos have we
• 21:59
  posted, 300? You wouldn't know because you
• 22:02
  haven't posted any of them and I posted them all.
• 22:05
  Right. Well, the talent doesn't have to
• 22:06
  post. The next one is Brad.
• 22:10
  Come on, you have to do a live for the normies, Yeah.
• 22:13
  We should do another live soon. Yeah, but we're not doing
• 22:16
  another drunk live. Oh.
• 22:17
  My God, no, I'm I don't even like I'm done drinking.
• 22:19
  I don't think Clarkson can come back from another drunk life.
• 22:23
  I haven't drank since the last one.
• 22:25
  Yeah, me either. Can you just acknowledge that
• 22:28
  I'm good looking please for once I.
• 22:32
  Don't think you're bad looking, which is not really my type.
• 22:35
  Clark, I'm here for it. I'm glad you were helping Brad
• 22:38
  accept himself. Time to be visible, you furry
• 22:41
  pup. Daddy.
• 22:42
  Oh my God. This is the perfect episode to
• 22:44
  read that comment. Of course, I didn't even do that
• 22:46
  on purpose. I just like.
• 22:47
  Copy Well, I just, I feel like our viewers have discernment and
• 22:52
  they can see like we teach you guys.
• 22:55
  How to turn go on and? Out.
• 22:57
  Well, of course it's it's conveniently a cap when it has
• 23:00
  to do with Oh my God, See discernment.
• 23:02
  This is how you can tell. When the number that thought
• 23:04
  those AI pictures were real, they are lacking.
• 23:06
  Discernment. OK, well, shut up.
• 23:07
  Don't insult our members. I thought you loved them.
• 23:09
  This is your favorite part? He's crashing out.
• 23:12
  His cortisol levels are spiking. But I think we routinely teach
• 23:17
  you guys how to see through manipulation.
• 23:18
  And sometimes when it hits a sore part of ourselves, we will
• 23:23
  use those tactics to manipulate you guys.
• 23:25
  Now, I think you guys are seeing through it because Brad's not
• 23:29
  very good at it. I'm I'm done.
• 23:33
  Probably true. Next, I would love to see you
• 23:36
  guys react to crazy police body Cam videos.
• 23:39
  Oh. Yeah.
• 23:42
  Yeah, I kind of like, I like, that's kind of boring.
• 23:45
  You know what I used to watch a lot of on YouTube?
• 23:47
  I used to watch a lot of Karen videos like Karen's crashing out
• 23:50
  in public. Yeah, but I've become
• 23:53
  appreciative of Karen's because, yeah, as you, I was at.
• 23:55
  Yeah, I was at a pool party the other day and it was actually
• 23:58
  like one of those gay pool parties.
• 24:00
  Oh, it was. From the other episode.
• 24:02
  Yeah. And was there diversity?
• 24:05
  There was there. Was one Asian?
• 24:07
  Diversity of bodies. No, OK.
• 24:10
  I'm. Not trusting.
• 24:12
  I'm getting I crossed. I'm telling I crossed on you.
• 24:14
  There wasn't diversity of bodies, but everybody's.
• 24:18
  Everybody had muscles, it's just some had more.
• 24:20
  And some size diversity. Well, there was bigger ones.
• 24:23
  Oh my God, Like my, you know who was like the broadest guy there?
• 24:29
  Because he's he's a big boy, but everybody of.
• 24:32
  Him making cookies earlier and he's literally.
• 24:35
  I didn't show him, I didn't. Show him I just pulled bulge out
• 24:38
  on me. And I'm like, that was OK.
• 24:40
  Well, he made Brad and our producer cookies because we
• 24:46
  weren't able to go to dinner with them.
• 24:47
  So he made them cookies this morning.
• 24:48
  That's sweet, but I didn't need to see the bulge.
• 24:50
  Anyways, what was I going to say?
• 24:53
  Oh, the pool party. So they ordered pizza and the
• 24:57
  driver, it was raining and the driver messaged the guy and was
• 25:00
  like, you need to hurry up because I'm losing money waiting
• 25:03
  for you to come grab this pizza. So I said you need to rate him
• 25:07
  one star. And then this other gay was
• 25:09
  like, no, stop. The gig economy is so hard, you
• 25:12
  don't need to do that. And I said, first of all, I used
• 25:16
  to deliver people's groceries. I would want somebody to rate me
• 25:20
  one star if I was being. But I don't understand the
• 25:23
  situation enough to judge the driver.
• 25:25
  So what was what was happening? It was raining and like the
• 25:28
  driver didn't I guess, didn't want to get out of the car so
• 25:31
  like we had to go get the pizzas from the car.
• 25:35
  Yeah, so the the. Driver the Door Dasher didn't
• 25:39
  want to dash to the door. And then?
• 25:42
  He has our attitude about it. So I think, but my point is, is
• 25:45
  that if you don't have Karens, then nobody learns from mistakes
• 25:50
  and then the quality of service, specifically in the service
• 25:53
  industry drops significantly. If you have too much Karens or
• 25:56
  they go too hard, that's. Also not then it's a problem.
• 25:59
  I'm not saying any, but if you had.
• 26:00
  Customero Karens. People would be slacking.
• 26:03
  People are sacking natural order of things and Karens, Karens
• 26:07
  have they're like a they're a part of the ecosystem like
• 26:10
  they're a predator that is necessary the.
• 26:12
  Population get too big. It's like bees.
• 26:14
  You can't get rid of bees because they do all that.
• 26:17
  They pollinate. You can't get rid of Cairns
• 26:19
  because they're the only reason that your DoorDash shows up on
• 26:21
  time. It, but it also.
• 26:24
  Still doesn't. It still doesn't.
• 26:26
  It still doesn't, but Cairns serve a natural function in the.
• 26:30
  The. Ecosystem body Cam videos.
• 26:33
  Is that what we were? Talking about That's what you
• 26:34
  went off of? Yeah.
• 26:36
  I love when you. Yeah.
• 26:37
  Well, there you go. You are watching this episode.
• 26:41
  You are my background while I'm working or playing video games.
• 26:43
  I like when you are chatting to each other and actually being
• 26:46
  friends, reacting to content. You really clearly are friends
• 26:50
  and care about each other. Oh here we go.
• 26:53
  As someone who has autism, I spend a lot of time with my ADHD
• 26:57
  besties because their chaos is calmed by my autism and their
• 27:00
  ADHD wakes me up when I'm tired. That really does describe.
• 27:04
  You too. Did I keep my meds today?
• 27:05
  Probably not with this episode and all the other.
• 27:08
  I feel under stimulated today and I think that that's that
• 27:12
  could be why or it's just that Michael knows bores the out of
• 27:14
  me. Possible Tim.
• 27:16
  Fair. A sniper podcast called the Yap.
• 27:20
  It consists of y'all reacting to bad Reddit stories and just
• 27:23
  yapping about them or other things.
• 27:26
  I don't think you fully understand the undertaking that
• 27:29
  an entire separate podcast is, Yeah.
• 27:31
  People don't, I mean. I might, but.
• 27:34
  I do believe that I. Don't want to have to do work.
• 27:37
  Sorry, like you would be the one doing it.
• 27:40
  Well, I figured your plate was full.
• 27:42
  It is. So then you'd start scraping
• 27:44
  someone to my Do you call me? Fat.
• 27:47
  If the shoe fits, lace that. Shut up and wear it.
• 27:50
  Just kidding. No, what was I going to say?
• 27:53
  No, we have. We can do more content, more
• 27:55
  spin off ideas, especially if. We can definitely do a.
• 27:58
  Video yes, especially if the membership grows, we could do
• 28:02
  more like Caleb Hammer is kind of a YouTube God at this point
• 28:07
  and I didn't realize this. I recently became a channel
• 28:09
  member of his and it's he he says it's the best value
• 28:13
  membership on YouTube and it really is.
• 28:15
  So what he does is he publishes like a show however many days a
• 28:21
  week, but then he also publishes 2 of what this.
• 28:26
  Sorry. Go ahead.
• 28:28
  OK, So what does Caleb do? Sorry, I just I lost.
• 28:33
  Attention. This was going on one time.
• 28:35
  OK, he publishes 2 to three other shows that are only for
• 28:37
  his members and so he has whole series that are only for the
• 28:42
  members that he does every single week.
• 28:45
  And I'm like he does have 100,000 members now.
• 28:48
  OK, well as we scale up and guess.
• 28:49
  What he brought his 999 for his membership do the.
• 28:53
  Math on that I I don't I can't I didn't go to college.
• 28:57
  As we scale up, we'll do more for our members I.
• 28:59
  Agree, but that's why I'm saying something like that could be a
• 29:01
  good additional members bonus sure or other.
• 29:04
  Things we can work more than one day a week.
• 29:06
  I can't I I just want to say I work every single day on this
• 29:10
  channel. I read the comments every day.
• 29:12
  Well that's good and I'm staying very connected para socially
• 29:16
  with you guys. Work in and of itself.
• 29:19
  OK, unless you say something mean then I don't with you.
• 29:22
  Find comments. I love how your producer is like
• 29:25
  an ADHD life coach. Oh, 'cause you do.
• 29:27
  I tried to get you guys going back in.
• 29:30
  It doesn't work. No, no.
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