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- Bryan: I think what we was just showing is why we're so far ⁓ disconnected as a society from and when I say us, I mean people in general from ⁓ human life. You know, it it yeah, it's ridiculous. I mean, we they given ⁓ all our kids these binary choices. Jason: Yes. Or right or wrong. Right. Bryan: You know, they're making everything so dramatic and When everything's a crisis, nothing's a crisis. Right? So it's almost like people are dying all the time and it don't even matter anymore. So we're gonna go over this Carmelo Anthony case. And I I I didn't follow this case. Now I did know that Austin Metcalf was staffed at attract me when that happened, what it was a year or two ago. I I remember when all that happened, but I did not follow the case at all. But this week I seen some videos, some very hateful videos, Matt I, of people just losing their motherfucking mind. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Mine about Carmelo Anthony being ⁓ put in jail. And I don't care if you're white, black, blue, green, purple, it I don't give a shit what color you are. It don't fucking matter. You can't act like what I'm about to show you and maintain a civil society. You just can't. Our society and the laws that govern our society only fucking work because most people in this great country decide every day to follow the fucking law. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: That's the only reason why it works. And it's very important to keep that in mind. If we we have a civil society because the people keep it civil. Period. That has it has nothing to do with the police. It has nothing to do with the government. The people of the society decide to keep it civil. Let me explain this to you. Just so because some people is like, well, the police, no, police don't do nothing. Police keep the the good people keep themselves calm. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And the ⁓ the the other people cause the problems, the police take care of them. So according to Google, there's roughly one to two million known violent offenders in the US today. All right. That represents 0.03 to 0.07% of the population of the United States. All right, think about that. The violent offenders in this country make up less than 1% of the population. And you think that we have a problem now with violence in our country? Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Bryan: At less than one percent. Now, what happens when that jumps to five to ten percent? Think about it. Five to ten percent of this country says, fuck this shit. We're not playing by the rules anymore. The data side that they're gonna start committing crimes. We're not talking about a whole lot. We're only talking about five, ten percent. So that's seventeen to thirty four million people. And what does that look like? You know. You see what I'm getting at? And and this this country, we we have more guns than people. You know, and this shit and and I I I try to bring different examples every week, but this shit is not far from happening, and I think we're at a tipping point. No, let me give you an example, just so you paint this picture. I'm sure you have insurance on your car, right, Jason? Jason: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Bryan: And you have insurance because you you follow the law and you want to take care of your shit, right? All right. Well, according to the insurance research council, their 2023 report found that roughly fifteen point four percent of motorists in the US do not have insurance coverage. All right. And there's roughly two hundred and ninety million registered vehicles on the road right now. So that is about forty four million vehicles on the road. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: That don't have insurance. Now that's just the registered vehicle, so there's probably more, but there's 44 million vehicles on the road right now that don't have insurance. It's reported that 800 to 950,000 accidents involving passenger vehicles every year have at least one vehicle that isn't insured in that accident. So if that happens, you got to pay to fix your own shit, right? Even if you're not in the wrong. Okay. Jason: Yep. Or you gotta have that uninsured in insurance clause. Bryan: Okay. Yep. So it is estimated that uninsured motorists cost the insured motors nationwide more than fifteen billion dollars annually just in uninsured motorist premiums. All right. So that's just to have the premium. Be so you can cover the motherfuckers that aren't putting insurance on that car. So that's the simple that's a simple form, right? So they we're all the majority is is paying our insurance. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And this 15.4% aren't, but it's costing us billions of dollars. All right. That don't piss you off. Okay. Jason: Right. Right. It does. 'Cause I I shouldn't have to cover or carry that. No. Bryan: You shouldn't. We should all right. Now that was something easy that that I'm I'm getting at. All right. ⁓ that should piss you off. And there are a lot of things that we pay for or deal with because of crime or lack of someone following the simplest laws, like this insurance shit. All right. And to some of y'all right now, that might not bother you, but what happens when money gets tight and you start looking at all these costs? Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, then you're gonna get mad that you have to pay shit. know, you have to pay this shit instead of a having a good meal. Right? All because someone else isn't doing what they're supposed to do. So now you snap, you're not gonna pay your fucking insurance. Now this one ain't gonna pay his insurance. You see what I'm getting at? If everyone's if you decide you don't want to fucking abide by the law and more and more people start doing that, we don't have a civilized society anymore. And that's why Jason: Mm-mm. Bryan: You can't have people talk the way they were talking when you're talking about Carmela Anthony. And I think you followed this case a little bit. I remember you mentioned it one in one show, and I didn't know exactly what you were talking about because I didn't follow it. but the other day I saw this video from the contrarian corner, and it caught me by surprise because I didn't know any of this shit. So ⁓ I'm gonna play this and check this out. Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Bryan: here. Are you heard that? Jason: Yeah, you're gonna be out an under and thirty. Bryan: Yeah. Go ahead and take care of get let's get our young kids out there. Y'all be Jason: Y'all take one for the team 'cause y'all be out quick and they'll feel sorry for you. I know. Bryan: Fucked up. Go shoot Whitey. Go take care of Whitey. Jason: Mm-hmm. That's a truck driver right there. Bryan: Hey you look like a drug he look crazy as fuck too, don't you? Jason: No ⁓ he got that truck driver headset on and he you can tell he's you could tell he's at a truck stop too. People just retarded, man. Bryan: Yeah, I see that. You don't like Well, we ain't done with this shit yet. I I can't believe people talk like this. I'm telling you. You you can't have a s I don't care what color you are, you can't have a civilization with, you know, a civilized civilization or civilized society when you have people talk like this. You just can't. Jason: No, duda. Yup. Bryan: I gotta argue with that guy. Have you ever ate the Ritz garlic crackers? ⁓ my god, that's some good crackers. It's like the butter garlic crackers. That's a good cracker. Jason: Mm. Dude, I like I like just regular saltine crackers, dude. I just had some in my tomato soup last week. Bryan: Yeah, but you gotta put something on that one. So that one might not be as good as a dead cracker, but I'm telling you A stealth cracker is nasty, yeah. Jason: Yeah. No. A stealth cracker, nasty though. Have you had a stealthcracker before? I not and I'm not making fun of stealthracker, the dude from Louisiana. I'm talking about when you get the crackers out of the pantry to go put in your soup and they stealth. That's nasty. But a good cracker is a crumbled up cracker that's fresh up in your soup. That's a good cracker. Bryan: Hold on. I tell you the truth quick. I I I like graham crackers, right? And and I had graham crackers in the fucking pantry. And one night I got up and middle of the night and I'll go in there and I'm just looking for something to eat. And the lights on the pantry, but I ain't paying attention. Well, the graham cracker doesn't look brown. It's kind of white. So I I'm figuring I'm a fucking eat it anyway. It was the most rancid shit. Jason: ⁓ yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: It must have been all moaded or something. Jason: That was a dead cracker right there. That was a dead graham cracker. Bryan: That's the nastiest motherfucking cracker. Yeah, I chewed it a little bit and I was like, ⁓ that's pretty nasty. Well what I what I didn't already swallow, but yeah, I I I mean I was tired, you know. I was just, you know, just yeah. ⁓ so yeah, you guess we do have some bad crackers out there. All right, let's go. Jason: Yeah. That cracker went straight in the trash. Surprise you. Do you spit it out? Do you spit that cracker out? Ain't nothing when you get a hold of a bad cracker. Yeah, we do. Bryan: So it says that the last thing it said, Black Americans arm yourself. This in the entire country is officially a terrorist state of white supremacists. you have no reason to abide by or follow any more laws in this country. Law enforcement and these politicians are all terrorists. Let it all fall. Time for judgment. At the time of the post ⁓ on ⁓ June 9th, it three hundred and sixty thousand views. That's fucked up. And you just Again, I okay, they mat. We gotta kill everybody now? Is that I don't understand that. Jason: And and there's plenty of black people on TikTok too that are calling out these black people that are doing like the videos that you're showing. That's not everybody. So anybody listening to this that is of color or a different nationality or whatever, ⁓ what what you showed the videos of of people saying to kill Whitey and all that stuff, that's not the majority of that race doing that. It's Bryan: ⁓ no, I no, I don't want for one second of people think that that that's lost in this discussion. I don't think it's the majority at all. Jason: No. So I mean there's plenty out there that support what happened and and totally agree he got what he had coming to him Bryan: I want everyone to understand why this is being brought up for me. ⁓ Not only did notice this, but the whole thing about the tipping point, I I'm telling you, ⁓ we're only a society because we allow it to be civil. When good people stop being good people and they decide they're not going to play by the rules anymore either, we're going to have one fucked up ass society. And you're not going to bring that shit back together. There's not enough cops to stop that kind of shit. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, and people need to understand that. Yes, it'll start breaking out. More and more people will start doing things and ⁓ I'm not getting caught and this isn't nobody's pushing back to me. You're gonna get a breaking point where people are gonna start pushing back. You know, people gonna get tired Jason: Mm-hmm.