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Brett Keane Talks to Duplicitous Atheist Sheep · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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My Generation got our drivers license at 14.
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Had a job at 16 and moved out at 17.
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Your generation is still trying to Define what a woman is and
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living in your parents basement. Until you're 35, My Generation
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grew up on uncensored, everything your generation
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sensors, everything, my generation shotguns, road, dirt
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bikes, and went camping for fun. Your generation stares at your
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phone, all day and dances on the internet.
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Your sisters underwear. It's my generation who had to
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make decisions important ones, your generation can't even
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decide which bathroom to use my generation wants the truth.
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In the facts, no matter how uncomfortable they are, your
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generation is so offended that the truth and the facts, don't
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support. Whatever outlandish V is
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floating around in your imagination.
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That you started labeling, everything that you don't agree
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with as misinformation, My Generation has two genders, your
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generation has eighty nine thousand, three, hundred and
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forty, seven and Counting If you feel guilt, don't feel bad.
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That actually means you like a good person.
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You know, hating yourself is natural.
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Yeah, yourself. Because you said, yes, when you
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meant know, why whole life? Is that saying yes when I meant
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no, no, when I meant, yes, carrying around guilt and that's
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why psychos run the world because they don't give a fuck.
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They don't feel guilt. They don't give it to anybody,
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you know, and nice people. We should be on that, but we
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don't because we can't deal with the guilt.
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Right? And what a psychos do.
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They stay in power by loud. Nice people.
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If nice people start psychos. Okay.
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Maybe then you won't, you wouldn't have a swirl a trash.
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The size of Texas in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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Do we work on that now? Because his psychosis in the
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world and all they end up doing is is trying to keep improving
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golf equipment. So these men, they can keep the
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ball in the Fairway. Okay.
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Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett keen and you
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are watching the Brett Keen show.
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Hey mr. Andrew Stuart, tell me a little
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bit about yourself. Hi.
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Hi Brett. Can you hear me fine?
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Yeah, I can hear you. Cool.
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Cool. I do I do a YouTube channel
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where I do food reviews and whatnot.
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Yeah, that's about what I do. You do interviews up food
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reviews? Oh, food reviews.
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What kind of food you been reviewing lately?
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I recently tried the Pizza Hut. Big New Yorker Pizza is quite
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underwhelming, honestly. Oh, what did you have?
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You had anything that you thought was overwhelmingly
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awesome, overwhelmingly, awesome.
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I mean huh? The McRib.
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That was earlier near though. I don't know.
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Upload too often. Oh, well, how did you hear about
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my channel? I've heard about your show a
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long time ago. I decided to check in on you and
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I saw that you were currently doing a show and I just wanted
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to talk to you. All right.
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What would you like? Talk about whatever you want but
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I don't know. Alright, what?
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You theological position? And political disposition.
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I'm an atheist and I'm also a conservative.
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A conservative? Yes.
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Well, tell me a little bit about that.
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What got you into that? Usually, non-believers, I talked
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to go liberal. Yeah, I noticed that as well.
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I don't know. I just see the landscape of
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what's going on nowadays. I feel like the Trump presidency
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was pretty decent. I don't like what's going on
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right now. Yeah, I feel like a trump was
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focusing more on expanding the quality of life of the middle
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class and I don't even know what the new guys doing.
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So, you like Trump. That's another thing that I
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don't see a lot of atheists things they like.
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Yeah. Oh yeah.
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No, I agree. I don't see many atheists agree
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with that, but they're allowed to disagree.
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Well, that is interesting. Have you always been a
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conservative or were you liberal for a little bit and then you
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got tired of some of the Ridiculousness and changed.
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Well I'm pretty young, I'm only 22.
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So I've only been paying attention to to the stuff for
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the past like six years. So I guess I've kind of always
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been a conservative yet. All right, if I take this thing
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off the screen, you're not going to bomb me.
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Are you what? Thing off the screen, the thing
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where I'm blocking the camera? Oh no, no.
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Okay. You promise, I have my real name
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out there. I don't want to do anything too
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bad, you know? All right.
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Okay, I'm going to put you on the main screen since you're
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actually on camera. If you do anything goofy, I'll
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just turn it off and it takes me like, Three minutes start to
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show up again. Sounds good.
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All right. So you okay.
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You said that your did you grow up in a secular home?
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Or were you a former Christian before?
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No. No.
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Never have been never have been born in a religious home or
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secular home. Nope.
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Nope. Well, I'm trying to I guess I'm
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a little confused. Can you elaborate where you
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raised up in a secular home or a religious?
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No, no, my parents were atheists, okay.
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All right, fair enough, what's your, do you watch any religious
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videos out there and what's your opinion of it?
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I'm not really into the whole religion space on YouTube.
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I just I, I know about you from past shows, I used to watch like
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the drunken peasants and I don't know.
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All right, so you don't believe in.
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Do you believe at least in the possibility of a higher power
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prime? Mover?
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It's certainly possible. There's there's no way to
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disprove 100% that. There isn't something
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controlling. Everything.
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So I'm open to the idea. Yeah.
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Why do you believe in the possibility for it?
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Well, this holds this whole world is just, it's crazy to me.
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the the fact that we're able to sit here and talk over basically
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wires, And how we got to this point is really, it's really
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amazing. Why do you find it, amazing?
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Some non believers. Take it for granted.
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I don't know. It's It's amazing.
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What we have in this world. It really is.
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All right, we're mind. If a very methodical we're very
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lucky. Yeah.
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Go right ahead. Okay.
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If you woke up tomorrow and you found yourself like in a dark
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room, but you could see a dim light coming from two doors that
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are up against the wall. One of the doors has a sign on
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it that says Universe without God the other one says Universe
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with let's say we'll put a name on it.
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Jesus Christ is running the universe, you have a choice to
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go through either door. You can go nowhere else except
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for one of those doors. And once you go through it, it
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becomes your reality. Which one would you choose?
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Well considering my current position is a world without God
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and I enjoyed my current life, I would have to go through that
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door. Alright, fair enough.
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Do you believe that you don't have to be religious in order to
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have this view? But do you believe that one day
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the world is going to end? yeah, yeah that's that's
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certainly Hopefully not in my lifetime but you never know lots
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of crazy stuff happening lately. We had that train derailment in
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eastern, Ohio with all the chemicals or have an acid rain
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over there. We're having Chinese spy
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balloons being shot down. Over the US where you know, all
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sorts of crazy stuff happens. You never know what exactly it's
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going to set off the chain of events at that least to our
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demise, but it could very well happen.
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Yeah. All right, so you do believe
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that no matter how much Humanity accomplishes sooner or later
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we're going to get wiped out though.
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Yeah, everything, everything has an end.
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Everything would be them and what would be the point of human
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beings? Even trying to accomplish
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anything. If it's all going to be nothing
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even less than that of a dream after it's all said and done.
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Well, just in my opinion is to create a better life for for
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yourself or maybe your Offspring if it does ultimately come to an
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end, then so be it. But you want to live now.
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You want to live a good life now?
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That's my view on that. Right, right.
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But you do, you do believe it some point in time, even
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possible that everything could end all of existence even during
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your lifetime. Yeah, certainly happen.
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Yes. How do you feel about the
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apophysis that has been spoken of on a NASA website?
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I'm not too familiar with that. It's a meteorite that's heading
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towards our Earth and there's a good chance that it could
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actually hit the planet. Hmm.
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Well, Got make these days count then.
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What would you say when you say count for something?
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What do you mean? Just, just have as much
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enjoyment while you're still alive in those days.
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Yeah, just just make life enjoyable for yourself.
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I mean, you could see me, I'm kind of a big guy who one thing
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I like about where I live is the kind of food I have, you know, I
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don't worry about stuff like if this is gonna take 20 years off
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my life, if I eat, like, crap all the time. it's just like, I
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enjoy a bowl of mac and cheese or something, you know, like
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I'll eat it. I'd say I'm more of a rare steak
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man myself. So, okay, so you say that you're
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conservative, if you don't mind I'd like to ask you.
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If you use about that, what is your thoughts are in?
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Like, if the government were to hypothetically decide to do this
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and they've actually done this in a couple countries, if they
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were to create suicide clinics around America, where people
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from teenagers, all the way up to adults were to say they
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wanted to end their existence. Would you be okay with that?
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Ultimately, it comes down to a choice on whether or not you go
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and do that. I don't think.
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Suicide is the right answer for any situation.
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I think you just got stick it out, but if someone does choose
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to end it, I don't really See any reason why?
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That should be held back. Well, I understand the
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thirteen-year-old decides that they want to end their life and
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they go not that early, not that early know when Z old is she
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think somebody should have the right to end them.
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So I I think the current age of, you know, where you get many
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rights age 18, Why age 18 when that 17 or 16?
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That's just the standard across. Were, you know, when you could
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buy smokes, when you can join the military and that just seems
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to be the age of where you kind of are seen as a mature adult.
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Well, that's an excellent point. If you're old enough to be able
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to start smoking cigarettes and get cancer or go into the
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military and get shot down by a bunch of strangers in the
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foreign, Then you should be able to end your life, right?
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Yeah. Yeah, I agree.
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What your thoughts are now like abortion, you know,
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conservatives jump up and down about that one.
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Yeah, I hold a different view on that.
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Soap. People tend to think that.
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It's not like a life you know, but you do have to take into
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account the circumstances whether rape occurred or what.
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Not. And honestly if you wait past
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the third trimester, that's a bit.
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I don't know, man. That's ridiculous.
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So if someone's right or they just have a natural sex where
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they were willing, how does that put any kind of West Valley?
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You are not on a baby? Well, it's not that has less
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value on the baby. You have to think of the mother
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too and what she's getting herself into if we had better
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like adoption facilities. In this country, I would
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probably be Like yeah, no. No abortions.
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But What's the would you be willing to If a woman said that
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she wanted to take out her baby after it's been born like let's
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say all the way up to 2 years old.
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Would you be okay with that? No, that's why I said after the
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first trimester it's no good. Why does it matter if it's under
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two years old? It doesn't have really much of a
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Consciousness, not very many experiences.
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No, I mean, the first trimester of the pregnancy, I hear you,
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but I'm asking, why does it matter after?
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It's out of the womb, the child doesn't really start doing
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anything beneficial and Humanity until well after two, it's a
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development and the awareness of your own life.
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You think a two-year-old understands?
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What life is or awareness? I yes, I think, I think, at some
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point you do realize that you are alive and that you have some
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sort of impact. Yes.
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At 2 years old. I do, the reason why I'm asking
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this unusual question is because I watched a couple non-believers
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one of them called a Mendham, and he thinks that a child
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should be, a mother should have a choice to Parents Choice.
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To be able to execute their child, all the way up into two
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years old. Yeah, that's just ridiculous.
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You don't agree with them. No.
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Well, I can appreciate that. I myself.
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I'm a father. I've never got myself involved
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with the borscht ins or even thought of doing executions, but
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it was an atheist philosopher. That was his thoughts.
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You ever heard of a minimum before?
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Yeah, when I used to watch drunken peasants, I know that
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that name came up a couple times.
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I used to, I watch them back in late 2017.
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So you're a young man. You haven't had children yet?
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No, not yet. No, I noticed there's a lot of
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what is referred to as anti-natal list and the
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non-believer department people feel like the world sucks too
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much to have children. Do you want to be a dad one day
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if I find the right woman. Yeah but as it currently stands
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I'm a very selfish person. I like to think about myself.
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I like to and I have to worry about the financial Or physical
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responsibilities of another person.
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That's why I currently do not have any plans to have any
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children, but that can certainly change in the future.
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What's the perfect woman? Everybody's got their own
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version of the perfect woman. Someone who can sustain
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themselves and a child. Most likely someone that would
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We would be able to help each other.
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The certain situations, just make life easier all around.
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Not someone who's constantly nagging you not?
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Someone who is a burden on you? Do you feel like there's a lot
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of women out there that get into that mess, where they dislike
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the burden, the man and drive them up the wall.
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Certainly, I think there are women that take a lot of
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advantage of men to a lot of Advantage, financially, a lot of
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Advantage emotionally. I think it's wrong.
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And I see a lot more of that nowadays with the younger women.
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Why do you think that a lot of women have this out?
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Or I'm saying a lot of women, not all women obviously.
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Obviously, why do you think a lot of women are are like, this.
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Is that the way they're raised? Is it because of society?
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Oh yeah. Certainly.
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It's we live in this digital age where everyone has this
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confirmation bias? Like people are so indoctrinated
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to think that they think they deserve more than they do.
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Why do you think somebody would be so self entitled, why, why do
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these type of women exist? Where they just think the world
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owes them for, what's your theory on that?
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Improper parenting to growing up in the internet age.
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It's very you know you see other women who out that way and These
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young impressionable women, they will, they will copy that.
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That way of thinking, I'm not going to sit here and say it's
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just women who are impressionable but that's,
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that's what I noticed. I am I'm curious about something
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I've wondered, especially whenever it comes to younger
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men. I noticed nowadays.
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Women get really, really triggered very easily and they
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find themselves in positions where men can't just walk up to
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them and ask them to go out somewhere without getting into a
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big-ass Rumble. I've seen all these videos where
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women just absolutely lose their shit.
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How do young men? Nowadays?
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Find a relationship or get involved with somebody with all
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that kind of Attitude coming out.
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I don't know. I haven't had much luck in that
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department so I guess I can't really say You know what I mean?
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You got these, these things were people, you hear about people at
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work and stuff and I a young guy might find a woman interesting
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and say, hey, would you like to go on a beater some job?
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You think? That's I mean, 20 years ago, you
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ask a woman if she wants to go out to eat.
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And the next question is, what are you hungry for?
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I mean, it didn't go into all that stupidness.
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What happened? I don't know, I guess it's the
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same answer. It's just they think they
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deserve more than did like like faithful honest intrusive,
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they're spoiled They think they're important.
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I don't think any one person is more important than the other,
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but they think that they have all the control in a situation.
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Why don't why don't you think men get treated this way?
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Why isn't it a equal? Everybody's always saying they
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want things to be equal, but males never seem to get treated
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this way. I don't know.
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I don't know, dude. Like oh you're a young man so I
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figured it'd be good to ask people the younger generation
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what their theories are in this hit, got to be some reason for
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all the examples, me too. And that's why I have such
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difficult time talking to these younger women.
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It befuddles me have you you got any friends that got some
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success stories and you had an old?
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Well dating apps are popular and I think that's how they got
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their fun, the door. Do you hear a lot of weird stuff
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about people going on blind dates?
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Or if they see somebody's image, especially with the internet.
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Sometimes they the first time isn't anything.
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Like the way they represent, you know how it is, people like to
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make themselves look like a hero and the internet.
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Of course. Yeah.
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No boy, if any of you out there would like to come in the link
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is out in the here, I'll post it again and you can join the
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conversation with us that way. He isn't the one interrogated
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all night. It's fine grit.
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So what made you decide to do a food review Channel?
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And what's it called, by the way?
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It's Dynamic meme. It's on the Right there.
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I saw back in back in the day like five years ago to you that
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probably seems like yesterday but there's a big Food review
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crazed. There was like reported the week
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and who's a big one. Joe.
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Frank Iero. I forget his name.
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Yeah, there's a lot of food, reviewers doing stuff, and I was
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like, oh, I can I could do that. So, it wasn't really more of
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like an Endeavor as more just like a little hobby thing that I
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would share videos with my friends and stuff.
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That's how we got into it. I'm looking at your Channel
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right now the Avatar with the horns on it.
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Yeah, we're somewhere close on you.
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For if you don't believe in God and you have also got a not
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believe in the devil unless you're like a Satanist.
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Oh, and I didn't say, I believed in the devil, is someone just
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Photoshop that I thought of wearable, I was just wondering.
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I've had some Satanist atheist coming to room before.
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Yeah, that doesn't make any sense.
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You don't think Satanist. Atheist makes sense?
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No, I don't. I got to be honest with you.
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Don't make much sense to me either.
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Let's see. So you got really Pizza.
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Hut Dynamic food, massive land. 23, winner mspaint, Pictionary.
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Are you been messing around with a, i On.
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No, I have it. Oh, yeah, it's pictorial.
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That does Vai where you can create avatars and all that have
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you messed around with AI at all?
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No, I haven't really messed around with it.
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I have some friends that mess around with us and they actually
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took audio from my YouTube channel and took the audio from
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it and made me say some funny stuff.
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So Oof McDonald's. Steak bagel.
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I didn't know they had a steak bagels.
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That pretty good. I might get me one.
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It was good but it was it was like $7 $7 for damn Bagel.
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Yeah. Seven dollars for a McDonald's
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breakfast sandwich. Yep man you got robbed at
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better. Been a damn good bagel.
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Then it was okay. Oof, I guess we might as early
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happy birthday William. Who's who they talk to?
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Into you. Oh, we got somebody called I
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used a lie to for some of my thumbnails.
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Tell you what? Big bad mama, you make some
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awesome thumbnails. I really like that stuff.
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I think I'm going to steal all your thumbnails and I'm just
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kidding. I can do that.
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All right, so let's see. Let's look at some more of your
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videos tonight. I didn't really have a whole lot
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of things set in the order that I wanted to do earlier I was
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playing Elder Scrolls online and then my son came by and said he
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wanted to watch Evil Dead 2 so they're like all right so damn
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good movie. It holds up after all this time.
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You're watching Evil Dead series?
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No, I haven't. You haven't seen Evil Dead and
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Army of Darkness. Oh man.
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Dude when you get an opportunity you gotta sit out and watch
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that. I have one of those seven dollar
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Bagels in this setback. Oh yeah.
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Yeah, that'd be cool. It's a big bad mama.
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When you going to make like one of them.
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Epic videos about me. Keep making videos, but
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everybody else. But I never get any love.
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You take like cool clips of me. You can make me look like a
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dolphin or something. Goodness gracious.
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Well oh you do Burger King's. Well I do love the Whoppers over
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there. Yeah.
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Ghost pepper nuggets. What's that?
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All about? Oh they just said these spicy
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nuggets and they Eat that spicy. So they tasted pretty good, you
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know. No man.
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Try some of those as well. Pepper nuggets, huh?
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Yeah, I don't know if they still have them.
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I think that was on last year. Unfortunately they don't they
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don't keep some of the good stuff around.
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Well, if anybody's interested in this guy does reviews on food
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and all that, it might make you hungry Big Mama made a video
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about pie. Recently got me all hungry.
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There's this link, you guys can go to it and subscribe, let him
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know that he's got a tasty Channel, I guess is the way you
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put it, what kind of music you into?
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I like some more of the punk stuff, like bad, religion and
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The Offspring, There you go. There you go.
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Yeah. Springs been around for a little
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bit. What about like metal and
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classic rock or anything? Oh, I Megadeth Metallica.
32:35
I like all of them. I went, I went to see Slayer on
32:39
their farewell tool, underwear. Farewell tour.
32:43
I like some Slayer my favorite song by the Miss Out of Heaven,
32:46
spill the blood. And I also like 2:30, not divine
32:49
intervention. I like south of Hebron a lot.
32:52
Yeah, they really really hit it girl.
32:56
Primus is good to, I like Primus.
33:00
Sweet sweet. Yeah.
33:01
They got some massive bass lines in their music for sure.
33:05
It's kind of hard getting different.
33:06
It's kind of hard getting into the vocalist but I really like
33:10
the way thumps on that bass guitar.
33:13
I love was. I think he's it's a, it's a
33:17
weird kind of vocal sound, but I like it.
33:24
Yeah, that's guy says he just hate him a hot dog for dinner.
33:28
Luckily my Jewish friends weren't in here they'll get over
33:31
it out and not like a good hot dog.
33:35
Do I say? Yeah so you got any questions
33:40
for me? I've been going on and on and
33:42
aren't asking you all kinds of stuff.
33:46
Any questions for you? I, I don't know.
33:50
What are you up to nowadays? Now just making my videos and
33:55
when I'm not on the computer doing video games, hang out with
33:58
the family 46 years old. So you know that's what you do
34:02
when you get older you know I just kind of settled down hang
34:05
with family and do goofy stuff. Well what kind of games have
34:09
been playing? Elders are all the time online?
34:12
I've been looking forward to Star field coming out.
34:15
I was playing 76 for a while but I think that it's how shall I
34:20
say? It's like that pizza.
34:21
You were talking about so underwhelming.
34:23
I heard that the other Fallout said, exist, Hear that thinking
34:30
about getting back into the Sims 4.
34:33
I really like building houses and doing stuff like that.
34:36
He told them the characters, you do vape like myself.
34:40
You look like you get a lot more smoke out of yours and I do
34:43
though, yeah, now I still do the mod vaping.
34:48
I know it's out of style now but I still like to do it sometimes.
34:54
I don't know about style or anything but it's really helped
34:57
me lay off the cigarettes and everything.
34:59
It's always good. I wish my wife would quit
35:02
getting all these fruity tasting things though.
35:06
I feel like I'm like might as well just stick a straw into a
35:09
fruit salad and smoke it. Yeah, I don't think too much but
35:14
you know it's the weekend. I'm sitting at my computer so it
35:17
might as well. Right, are you getting so much
35:19
smoke out of it? Like that might just be the
35:23
coil, I use, I don't know. I have the you will Crown five
35:28
here. Hold it up.
35:28
Let me see that. My goodness is even why is it
35:31
got that? Oh, you got to like a USB
35:34
plugged into it. Yes.
35:35
Yeah, I was charging it. So, what are you playing video
35:40
game wise, and what are you into hobby wise?
35:46
I'm into computers. And it, I've probably seen my
35:49
rack behind me. I have a bunch of old computers
35:52
that I use for projects and stuff as far as games go, I like
35:56
Team Fortress 2. The new Call of Duty's, pretty
36:00
fun. Never making word playing, can't
36:04
do a lot of PVP stuff nowadays, my eyes have gotten really bad.
36:08
I can do fall out because you can do that.
36:11
Some pause your enemies and stuff, but PVP takes too long
36:15
for me to focus. I'll get clanked It is what it
36:21
is. I was never too big into RPGs or
36:23
MMOs or anything like that. See what this person says.
36:29
I stopped playing video games when they made it hard to find
36:32
out who took part in the development too much Chinese
36:35
spyware and many good games. Yeah, a lot of the DRM Solutions
36:39
are in these modern games are just absolutely invasive stuff.
36:44
Like easy anti-cheat and du Nouveau.
36:47
They They're kernel level anti-cheat.
36:52
So they can they basically have access to your whole computer.
36:57
It's it's ridiculous. Whoo, that's rough.
37:03
What's your plans going forward on your YouTube channel, more
37:07
food, or you got some you plan on doing some more stuff.
37:10
So I've kind of slow down on the YouTube channel, stuff, more
37:17
focusing on my job and what not? But once in a while, if I do see
37:23
something that stands out to me, I'll review it.
37:27
It's cool. It's cool.
37:29
We'll be careful. Are not naming any of the things
37:32
that you do and you realize there's some goons out there on
37:35
the internet. Oh yeah.
37:37
I know there are. Let's see what we got here.
37:41
Somebody says I play total Annihilator.
37:45
Oh yeah, I remember the old Unreal Tournament was exciting,
37:48
it was a good game. Let's see.
37:52
Yes, I hop on Unreal. Tournament 2004.
37:54
Once every once in awhile. You like any RPGs role-playing
38:00
games? Not really?
38:01
No, I like the South Park stick of truth.
38:04
That was a fun one. You know.
38:06
I know first, you just, like first person shooter months.
38:10
Yeah. For the most part.
38:13
Fair enough. Fair enough.
38:15
I like games like factorio and Minecraft.
38:22
Yeah, my wife and my son, they like Minecraft, they build like
38:26
entire worlds. Pretty good at that.
38:28
Yeah, it's pretty neat. Been looking at Steam and they
38:32
got a lot of. What do I what do you call them?
38:35
Minecraft clones. I guess yeah but doesn't seem
38:41
like any of those ever get as good as popular as Minecraft
38:45
itself about like Roblox you like stuff like that?
38:49
No, not really, I know Minecraft is kind of geared toward
38:54
children I think Roblox is even more.
38:56
So Now, I think that adults could really get into, I could
39:02
see why kids like Minecraft, but seems like adults, could really
39:06
enjoy themselves. A lot of building and
39:08
constructing in that. Hmm.
39:13
Yeah, I don't know, just not for me, I guess.
39:16
Fair enough, fair enough. Let's see.
39:18
Somebody says, yes. William, even the ones in the US
39:22
have suspicious software. So you guys been running into
39:25
that. My problem is I keep getting
39:27
games where they don't seem to work properly.
39:31
Yeah, one thing that I've noticed lately is when one games
39:37
have a party system, say like newer titles like Forza Horizon
39:41
5 and chivalry to even the new Call of Duty.
39:45
I'm on PC. You making a Lobby is difficult.
39:52
Like it, if people on different platforms, like you have people
39:56
who have silvery to on epic games and people who own
39:59
chivalry to on Steam and you can't get into a Lobby, the
40:02
other you have to like find a game that's already in progress
40:05
and join the same game. It's a I don't know how they
40:09
mess up simple details like that like actually being able to play
40:12
with your friends but I guess that's just the direction.
40:15
Everything is heading. That's rough.
40:20
Yeah, they don't work properly. I used to be really into when
40:25
steam first was really getting to going, you're putting a lot
40:28
of Kickstarter games out but it's too many times.
40:31
We put money into it and they don't finish the game or they
40:34
completely screw it up after it's done.
40:39
Yeah. Yeah, there are some outliers
40:43
though. Something like no man's Sky
40:45
started, really rough. And people really angry because
40:50
they obeyed back the game. They bought it.
40:54
They did an about improving the game a lot though within the
40:57
past couple years. Now it's actually like a good
41:00
game. If you were to get a big-time
41:04
budget and you could get a bunch of developers to put together
41:08
game, what type of game would it be?
41:10
It would be an old-style. First person, shooter something
41:13
like quake. Just said just a shooting or
41:19
would there be any Quest or goals or anything?
41:22
Nope, just Arena Style. Free-for-all unique weapons
41:29
stuff like that. So you you messed around with
41:33
computers and all that. Have you ever tried sitting down
41:36
and trying to design something? No, no, I went to school for
41:42
computer science for a year. I ended up switching Majors
41:46
because I couldn't deal with all the math involved.
41:52
Okay, that's fair enough. Fair enough.
41:57
All right, I'll ask you like some some other weird questions
42:00
are a little bit bigger than the stuff we've been getting into.
42:04
Do you believe that the universe is rational and logical?
42:09
See Universe rational and logical?
42:15
I don't know if that can be answered with a yes or no
42:17
question. I think most aspects of the
42:21
universe are rational. There are some very irrational
42:25
things such as our instinct to attack each other, the fact that
42:33
we can get into global scale Wars I don't I don't think
42:38
that's logical. I don't understand it. the fact
42:45
that there are people in this world that'll do anything to get
42:51
a leg up, even if it puts everyone else down.
42:57
But yeah, there's like the fact that we can most people can get
43:02
three Square meals a day and live somewhere.
43:05
That's logical and rational to me.
43:08
Do you realize that there's some people out there who do these
43:12
terrible atrocities, and terrible things that you speak
43:15
of which I totally agree with you.
43:17
But you know, coming from their perspective, they might think
43:20
that what they're doing is survival and it may be right.
43:23
Yeah. I understand that but but I
43:26
think to the majority of people that's irrational, why does it
43:32
matter what other people think? Because we live in a society.
43:37
But just because we live in a society doesn't mean anything,
43:40
it's pretty obvious most of our politicians don't give a rat's
43:44
ass about us. Well I mean you agree right?
43:52
Yeah but I think most of the Common Man Doesn't feel that
43:59
way. I hope so it sounds like me and
44:04
you definitely agree on that. But I think I'm starting to get
44:08
in my old age thinking that people.
44:11
Well, the kind of rough. Let me get this.
44:15
We got somebody in here. Hello, Joshua.
44:17
Bailey, are you a nice person? Hmm.
44:20
You know, I wanted to mean hateful people, he was just
44:23
talking about, are you? Yeah, I kind of came a little
44:27
late but I heard a little bit That you're a fan, be blow a
44:34
breeze because I'm kind of hot right now.
44:43
Your theological position and political disposition.
44:48
I would say. Um, kind of down here, but I
44:54
think a believer in God now this early Christian until I, but I
44:59
believe her God, I guess not, but I would say that not just to
45:05
say but I guess politically just I left us, I guess.
45:12
Alright, welcome and I'll mute myself able to walk.
45:15
Doesn't taste like it. Or when you learn and I having
45:19
some weird input lag on your mic, you might want to go into
45:23
settings and on undo some of that stuff.
45:26
So it doesn't cause you go click, click click when you're
45:29
talking. My bad, is it true?
45:33
If I put them up on the screen? If I pick you up on the screen
45:37
and all right, I appreciate Grand mute your mic when you're
45:48
not talking that way. We don't get an echo.
45:51
Yeah. Unfortunately Andrew some for
45:54
some reason. Some non believers think that
45:56
the Brett Kane shows a strip joint.
45:58
I have tell them. No, that's Oh goodness gracious.
46:04
That's funny. Oh boy.
46:07
All right. Let me fix this.
46:09
So that gets you up on there. So Josh will you said you
46:13
believe in some kind of some kind of God is?
46:16
Does it have a name that you as a Bob the Builder?
46:20
What do you call it? well, for me personally, I would
46:24
say it just like it seems like I guess it would be just God like
46:32
or I just believe that it's hard to explain with me and sorry if
46:37
I'm lighting a little bit but basically it's like it seems
46:41
like And it's hard for me to explain it.
46:45
Like it seems like it our gravitational.
46:48
It seems like something. And do you believe that I, I'll
46:51
try this right. Then I'll help you out since
46:54
it's such a broad question. Do you believe that God is
46:57
omnipresent omniscient? All-knowing all-powerful.
47:04
I think personally. Yes, but sometimes know what
47:10
it's kind of just I think he can do all things but like, I think
47:17
so. Yeah, I'm sorry if I'm being
47:19
confusing. I'll make my Max.
47:20
I know. It's all right, man.
47:22
I get it. People aren't just used to
47:24
having questions like that thrown at them all of a sudden.
47:27
How dare me, right? Hold on.
47:29
We got another person called Jason ezard in here.
47:32
Let's see if he's going to pull out his wee-wee.
47:35
Hello, Jason Hazard. How are you?
47:39
You got to unmute your mic. Somebody's whistling through
47:41
their nose, got kind of a beat and rhythm going there.
47:45
Let's see. Jason Edward, you have to there
47:51
you go. Man.
47:52
Got some energy Basin. As word are.
47:55
Whatever your name is. You have to unmute your mic.
47:57
The microphone button is below. You click it and you say hello.
48:03
Hello. Okay.
48:05
Jason Hazard. Apparently has some kind Daria.
48:08
I just joined the post that one Link in the private chat.
48:13
I'm just about to leave. Look, it's just too much
48:16
trouble, like, like the links that I've got.
48:18
You have a look at that leak and I've got like, probably 100 200
48:23
looks like that. And as topics come up, if I've
48:27
got a ranch, I'll post a link like that that's relevant
48:30
relevant to the topic, but it Just, you know, it just, it's
48:35
just too much trouble. But anyway, God bless you, guys
48:38
have a good day and, and enjoy. All right, don't just come in
48:43
and drop links. If you're not going to
48:45
participate in conversation, you're kind of a boring fella,
48:49
then, it's gracious. That's ridiculous.
48:54
Looks like Joshua took off varnish.
48:58
That's too bad. All right, let's see and it's
49:05
Graces that thing. Definitely puts off a mess man.
49:08
You're lucky. I need to get one of them.
49:11
Yeah, it's it produces a lot of a lot of smoke.
49:14
A lot of VAP. Does it cause any, like, impact
49:17
on computers and electronics? No, nothing here has broken yet.
49:22
So Not good, not quite and my wife tells me and able to smoke
49:29
in the house. I got to do these Vapor things
49:31
but they don't produce that much.
49:34
It's like this a little bit of a taste there.
49:38
Oh, don't worry. I have too many links.
49:40
Well faithful. I was hoping that you'd actually
49:42
come in and actually have a conversation.
49:44
Not just post places first go to come on.
49:50
He posted something about the Big Bang.
49:53
Do You Believe In The Big Bang? Do you believe that the Universe
49:57
came out of some little speck? The Big Bang?
50:05
I think it's probable. I think it's the most accepted
50:09
theory that we have. Well, I agree with that.
50:14
I totally endorse it, but I just don't understand why
50:17
non-believers would endorse it. Why do you think non-believers
50:22
wouldn't endorse it because it's supernatural?
50:28
Fair enough. you know, I say that right well because it came
50:33
out of nothing particularly Well, yeah, didn't have the laws
50:38
of nature because nature didn't exist first.
50:40
So that would mean that it's defined.
50:42
The Supernatural, Well thing about nature, is it created a
50:48
lot of life-forms, it created the manatee, it created, let's
50:54
do bad. You went full on retard.
50:56
I was really enjoying our conversation, besides, if
50:59
evolution is true, that means that you're related to a
51:02
manatee. And so as your mama My idiot.
51:09
Ham. Just kept on throwing out the
51:11
damn memes. Didn't want to have a good
51:14
conversation that's too bad. So John would you like to come
51:19
in or you able to have a good conversation without getting
51:22
personal or doing insults? Damn.
51:25
I promoted that guy's Channel. I tried how it doesn't matter if
51:29
you're Christian or an atheist or whatever, everyone's welcome
51:32
to come in just don't start pulling my leg and being a
51:35
jackass. It's too bad.
51:39
That guy did that, I was enjoying my conversation with
51:41
him until he started getting all Rowdy on me like that.
51:49
Well, I'll tell you what, I'll give it about five minutes, and
51:51
if nobody shows up, I'll cut it off and looks like we got about
51:56
an hour of a show here. I can put that up on the radio.
52:00
I'm going to give people five minutes to come in and have a
52:02
discussion. If we don't get at least one
52:04
person, I'm not going to just sit here and talk to the screen
52:07
all day. Let's see what we got.
52:13
Let me I'll play something while we're waiting.
52:19
About 13.7 billion years ago. This tiny Singularity violently
52:25
exploded, and it is from this explosion.
52:29
This bang that all matter. Energy, space, and time were
52:34
created another explosion. No, bang, just expansion.
52:39
This tiny Singularity violently exploded.
52:44
No explosion. Oh no.
52:45
Bang, just expansion before the Big Bang.
52:50
There was nothing, literally nothing and then something
52:55
happens. Triggering the most colossal
52:57
explosion in history. We don't necessarily think it
53:03
was nothing before that you are telling us that matter arose
53:09
spontaneously out of nothing. Literally nothing, nothing
53:15
literally nothing, nothing literally nothing.
53:21
I love that clip. Ladies and gentlemen.
53:24
Well, is there anyone that wants to come in and talk?
53:26
It's going on 53 minutes and 37 seconds.
53:31
Let's get a conversation going. I need one person in here.
53:35
I'm not going to just sit on the screen and talk talk, talk,
53:38
talk, talk. If I want to do a solo video, I
53:40
can do that. I open these so people can get
53:44
in here. Well, there must be some kind of
53:46
drama crap going on tonight that everybody's involved then Let me
53:52
send out to my mailing list. I bet the people Roberto are
53:59
going on about the whole Kent crap.
54:00
Still, let me could be having conversations about other things
54:06
that are actually important. Let's go to my mail real quick.
54:13
There we go. Let's see what we have.
54:23
Well, good for you. William.
54:24
That's nice to know. Let me call somebody on the
54:28
phone here real quick. See if this person wants to
54:34
join. All right, ring ring ring.
55:07
All right sucks. All right, three minutes.
55:12
And I'm going to shut er, down unless somebody comes in
55:14
actually, is it participates in the conversation?
55:23
Oh John. I'm more than happy to talk to
55:25
you, but if you don't have a microphone then kind of makes it
55:29
annoying or boring. All right.
55:36
One minute, somebody doesn't pop into the panel, that's going to
55:40
be it. Fish human beings are still
55:56
fish. In the things of fish, why?
55:58
Yes, of course they are. How long did that?
56:00
Take a couple billions of years? Millions and millions hair.
56:04
Is that observable? It's not new believe.
56:06
We all came from sponges day, if you believe this textbook is
56:08
right. Yes.
56:09
But my 200 million greats grandfather was a fish.
56:13
And by the way, the same fish was your 200 million greats
56:17
grandfather, but all African Apes.
56:19
Were Apes with the show? Yeah, exactly, right.
56:22
Yes. Yes, so if I'm out in the woods
56:25
for one wolf, like, if I'm with close friends, what's the
56:28
problem? Yeah.
56:29
And what are you doing when you're out there, so we're
56:31
running around, we do kind of play it as wolves like on all
56:35
fours at times. Yes, sometimes we're to way get
56:38
making wolf vocal stuff so that here's something I might do when
56:42
I'm out there as far as a howl, sure.
56:53
Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keen from God TV
56:57
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56:59
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