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EP: 53 We're One Step from Chaos: Binary Thinking & Lazy Parenting, The Tipping Point Warning · The Sense and Senseless Podcast

• Jason: So there was a TikTok with a girl talking about ⁓ if if you're interested in a girl that's always ⁓ posting videos of herself and bikinis and all that. Don't waste your time with that girl because that girl's sel or seeking self gratification. She's always try you know, she's trying to get people to look at her and people to comment. You know what I'm saying? She's not comfortable with herself. She need she attention deficit or whatever. So guess what? Jason's got jumped straight to the comments, right? Because I want to see what everybody's saying. And y it's back and forth as you thought it would be. Bryan: All right, ready? Jason: Yeah, burn it. Bryan: Yeah. She needs that attention in her life. All right, everybody. Welcome back to the Sense and Senseless Podcast. I am Brian. Yeah, J Zo. Mm-hmm. If it's your first time joining us, welcome to the family. We're just two random guys trying to make sense of shit in a way that everyone can understand. In this episode, we're going to touch upon multiple things that may or may not be connected. Jason: No, I'm Jason. Mm. Mm. You know, you got guys in there and girls in there agreeing ⁓ wholeheartedly with her, and then you got these other girls, but then you click on their profile and go look, and guess what? They got a bunch of themselves in their bikinis and their belly button ring, and they good looking girls. But they're they're flaunting their stuff because they want all that attention. And if you go look at all the the sicklos, you pull them all out. Case in point, and I'll stop at this one. My wife's sitting there taking a video. Bryan: We're diving into how our kids are being taught to think in a strict black and white binary boxes and what that's doing to the next generation. We'll show y'all four common senses fallen with some wild clips. We'll check in on Thomas Massey putting the heat on the Espidine files. also look at some truly unhinged moments around the Carmelo Anthony case. Jason: of our fluffy Rico that we brought to Texas with us and my daughter's golden doodle playing around on the floor because she was making a video of them fighting, like wrestling and all that stuff on to put on TikTok. And I'm I'm sitting in my recliner watching her do it and she goes, ⁓ crap. And I said, what? She said, I got my feet in it. Cause you know why? I was like, you might as well just leave them in there. You'll get a bunch of views for your feet being in there. Cause I notice a lot of girls when they're doing videos, they're a lot of them, their feet get in there. Why? Because you got a bunch of sickos out there. I mean, dudes pay for girls' feet crap. I'm just saying. Yeah, dude, d dig into that stuff. You I watch it too much. I watch TikTok. You hear that. You see that. Bryan: and discuss the very real tipping point our society is approaching. It's gonna be a bumpy ride, but we've survived worse. Please like, share, follow, and subscribe. We appreciate each and every one of you. Jason, yeah, anything? Jason: Get her rolling. Nope, get her rolling. Bryan: That's sad. I I'd have never thought of that. Alrighty then. All right, I I talk a lot about people putting you in a box, all these binary choices they give us. It's it's all or nothing mentality. You know, you either agree with me 100% or we can't be friends. You know, kind of like ⁓ you might get a question like, Hey man, you support Black Lives Matter? And my answer would be, Well, you know, I believe all lives matter, including black ones, but I don't support the organization BLM. And then you get hit with, Jason: Girls making handover fists, dude, just putting taking pictures of their feet, a fit foot finder. It's a thing. So it's Mm-hmm. Bryan: Not for me. I don't like feet at all. At all. I don't even like my own fucking feet yet along somebody else's fucking feet. I don't want your feet next to me. I don't want your feet fucking touching me. I don't want Jason: It it but all the I know Bryan: What the fuck, you a Nazi, you're a racist, you know, damn, you hate black people. And it's like, no, that's that's not what I said. Yet this person's mind, you know, he he thinks you only have two choices yes or no, black or white, right or wrong, cake or ice cream. You know, we we we live in a world where you have overwhelming choices for everything but what matters. I mean, just think about it. Going down the the Jason: I'm not gonna lie, I like a girl that takes care of her feet and you know what I'm saying, that don't look like big ug Brian thinks you just walk on nubs and shit. What Bryan: I ain't even looking at your feet. I don't give a fuck if you have feet. I don't. I don't care. I don't look at your feet. I Jason: But anyways, I like a girl that takes care of herself from the top down. I do. I don't want some girl looking like she look like she got some big beefy man feet or whatever, but we'll get off feet. Bryan: If if she got born in rubble feet, okay. I yeah, you gotta go. I mean I don't want no big old motherfucking brick walking around the house, you know. I get that. But I I I don't care about I just don't I don't care about your feet. Peanut butter aisle in the grocery store. You know how many choices of fucking peanut butter they are. Fucking hot sauce. How many choices they have in hot sauce? It's ridiculous the amount of choices we have in this type of shit. In 2026, the breakfast cereal industry alone used 2,235 unique UPC ⁓ labels. Twenty two hundred and thirty five. That's a lot of fucking choices on cereal. Jason: Yeah. Right. Well, like hair. Like my wife will go get her hair done and she comes home and she's like, What do you what do you think? What do you think? And I'm like, It it looks good. I mean, but you're talking about a guy that gets a quarter inch cut all around, right? I mean, she just peels me with a quarter inch guard and I don't it I just don't get on that stuff. But anyways, it it it's that self gratification. It's you we gotta have the backstory. We gotta you see it in TikTok all the time, like Mm-hmm. Bryan: No, I don't care. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And then our our taste buds have gotten so fucking sensitive that we can taste the difference between hot sauce. You know, that we gotta have so many different fucking hot sauces. Jason: Whoa was me, what was that? What was this? All this drama. But dude, if you go look at the views, they're getting a ton of views on it. Everybody's into it. There with all due respect, I I I do like to eat. I mean most people can tell by my size. ⁓ but anyways, I I can tell a difference. So yeah, there's certain ones and I Bryan: That's because drama sells. ⁓ well, it's n I don't think everybody's into it. I think as we develop we created a society of victims and shit. I mean, that's just who they are. It's not that they're into it, that's what they are. Jason: Right. Bryan: So you you need you need fucking fifty different hop sauces. Jason: No, not fifty. I can deal with about three or four of ⁓ Like I do not like Frank's hot sauce. Sorry, Frank's. I like your shit on wings. Yeah, yeah, you guys got the wings cornered for me. But I'm not putting you on eggs or any or pizza or whatever, because then then it makes it taste like wings to me. You see what I'm saying? Louisiana, crystals, Tabasco. They've all got their own little unique flavor, but you can only unique so much. Does that make sense? So Well, even if the algorithm we talk about that, like why isn't our stuff or alg algorithm, whatever, ⁓ thanks for Bryan: It's as an algorithm. I'll cut that out. But I just want you done it's an algorithm. Jason: I don't care. Al algorithm or however you pronounce that. I don't you don't have to cut any in because it's raw. This is you know, I'd I'd I'll botch a damn word every now and again. Bryan: Algorithm. No, no. I I'm trying to catch you because I don't want people to say what it's not a logarithm. It's algorithm. Algorithm. Jason: algorithm. Well I I'll take comments however we can get ⁓ Y'all feel sorry for me. I got a damn learning disability, right? My backstory. So but anyways, I think that that sells too on that. I think those idiots that do that, they get they get pushed out to more people. Bryan: Yeah, and I I go back to where if you need to start putting so much shit on your food, is your food just don't taste that good anyway. Well, no, that's good. I mean the fun fact. Let's go back to ketchup. And and I I think I told you the story before how ketchup and cats up, how it was created to cover the taste of rancid meat. You know, during the Industrial Revolution, people moved to the rural areas. Removed from the rural areas in the town, right? So they they didn't have refrigeration, so the meat wouldn't stay fresh. Jason: ⁓ come on, dude, whatever. Bryan: It does sell. Jason: Okay. Bryan: And that creates a society of victims. That's the whole point. Just like what you're saying, attention with the ⁓ bikinis. All right, they want it, they want attention. If you create a victim mentality and you getting a bunch of sympathy on the internet, you want attention, that creates a society of victims. Because you you getting them a dependency because now they're getting get all this attention because there's you know, they're they're fragile. They're they're being a bitch. Jason: Yes. Okay. Yes, yes. Right. Right. Bryan: So it's kinda hard to keep meat fresh without refrigeration. They found a way to cover up the taste. It was cost too much to throw out rancid ass meat, so they would cook it up, throw some cats up on it, and they was that you couldn't taste the rancid meat no more. So that that's where our condiments pretty much come from. It was used to cover up nasty ass meat, and we're still using it to cover up nasty ass meat today. Jason: Right. It does. Right. Bryan: It's no thing. You know? Back when what we would say is that quit being a bitch. You know, just just man the fuck up and move the fuck on. There's no reason to being a bitch. Now we'll accepting it and and not the worst part is we have on the flip side of that people that are just virtual signaling that they're helping a certain group. Now they're not helping the group because they want to help them. Jason: And I love some ketchup, man, with some fries or on a burger or hot dog, I mean Yeah. Yeah. You're so mean. Bryan: Okay, back to the that's right, back to the regular scheduled program. My point is we get millions of choices when it comes to being a consumer. But when we we're always given a binary choice when it comes to shit that's really important. You know? Shit like liberal or conservative. If you respond that you're mostly conservative, but you have some left leaning views. Jason: I'm gonna take my hot dog and leave. Okay. Mm-hmm. Bryan: They're gonna go help the group so they can post on their social media that they help somebody. So that makes them feel good. It's we we have this whole weird system of everybody having to feel good about something that they're doing, other than the fact of why they're fucking doing it. It has nothing to do with they're doing it because it's something good to do. They're doing it so somebody else can make them feel about eat how good they are at doing something. And you're talking to a hard leaning Democrat, then they're going to attack you for Sidney or the Republicans. And vice versa, the other way. I mean, both of them are just going to attack you. Neither one of them wanna try and hear you out or discuss, you know, what you believe or why you believe something or if they have anything in common with you. And why is because they are right and they only think in a binary way. Yeah, the the powers that be have, I mean, they they've been a conditionist for a very long time. Makes no fucking sense at all. Jason: Right. ⁓ It's it's crazy. But you're right. I mean drama sells, dude. It it does. Bryan: I mean, d I no no I know that went a long way around by saying that, but it does it make sense? I it it's you know But like you were saying earlier, they're not hiding it anymore. Now, this lady right here, this is a ⁓ about four minutes and forty five seconds long, and I'm gonna stop it ⁓ so we can discuss it throughout because I don't want some things to get lost. But ⁓ it it's pretty good on our young people up today. Jason: No. No, it does. It does. Like you you can't like i i we used to watch sitcoms and all that stuff, like like home improvement and ⁓ crap. 'Cause I haven't watched them in so long, they leave my mind, but we used to love when our sitcom came on. My favorite one was Married with Children. Mm-hmm. I was surprised, you know, mom didn't really like me watching it, but she let me watch it regardless. But ⁓ I always loved when it came on and there was a new episode. I hated a rerun because then it was like, Well, I guess I'm going to bed. But we don't even watch sitcoms anymore because these ⁓ what do you call ⁓ the new like live pe or not or ⁓ on patrol live and Bryan: ⁓ like the reality ⁓ shows? Jason: Reality TV is taking taking over everything. Sorry, I'm losing my my vocabulary tonight. That's part of my disability for my backstory. So vote for me, people. ⁓ but that's what I'm getting at is reality TV is because of the drama in reality. You see what I'm saying? Like when you watch the Cosby show back in the day, you know, Theo got caught smoking drugs at the first ten minutes of the show. Bryan: There you go. Jason: And by the end of the show, which was a thirty minute show, he he was already ungrounded and and learned a life lesson in twenty minutes. Well, that don't sell anymore. Bryan: Nope, I don't. It don't because and I guess because you get so many video you can go on YouTube, TikTok, and I mean there's so much stuff you can watch that's just raw and uncut that is I guess it's hard to really watch, you know, regular television. I'm an old person, so I watch regular television. But I can understand getting young people to do it, it'd be pretty tough. And but I mean, all of this though has just changed societies. ⁓ it just this victimhood and ⁓ Jason: she was preaching and we just lost that. Bryan: No, I said she she is preaching. I just wanted to stop in case she wanted to give any ⁓ any input on how she's going. We're gonna keep going through it. It's just a little long. So I figure I'd stop it every now and then. Jason: Well I We've discussed this on many episodes too of them, like the Carnegie system and all that stuff. The school system is where it starts and they start indoctrin indoctrinating our children. And society makes it like you know, the we can't have a stay at home mom. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Not only that, the way people see themselves there's there's this show that comes on is it's a podcast called Whatever Podcast. I don't know if you ever seen it. there's a it is a couple guys and they get these girls in there and and then ⁓ there's another late there's there's a whole bunch of people that's in it. Well anyway, the panel basically these guys are going around the room and they're talking to these girls and a lot and they have these girls rate themselves. They rate the girls and they basically Jason: No. ⁓ i if you played I'll might have seen it. or stay at home dad, right? We can't live off one income. So both parents have to work. So therefore our kids have to go through this. Bryan: It's pretty sad what they go through 'cause when you look at it we talked about it last week about kids and not having s like certain survival skills. And it might be because they they think of everything so binary and everything's a crisis. Everything's a crisis. So it put they're always in flight of flight, you know? Go back and forth about what guys, you know, think and what these how these girls think they're the greatest things since sliced bread. And I mean, the opinions they have of themselves is just unbelievable. It's just unbelievable. But they get it all because of online. You know, you got all these thirsty guys online. They'll they'll they these girls might show their feet. Next thing you know, these ⁓ they you know, they they they getting all these men hitting on them online. So now they think they're 10. Jason: Mm-hmm. Dude, my my daughter was on anxiety medicine in high school. Bryan: It's ⁓ Jason: I didn't get I it is. It it and I'm not ⁓ you know, and and ⁓ sweetheart, I know sometimes you watch this, so I'm not dogging on you if you hear this ⁓ and listen to the full thing. But and I'm not gonna ask you to cut that out because I wanna bring that up. I got on it as an adult later on, but dude, we just were taught how we we were just taught to deal with it and go on. Bryan: You know, and they're just fucking delusional. So they they have all this false sense of whatever they believe about themselves. And some of these fuckers think they're 10 because guys just want to fuck them all the time. And it's like, do you really understand a guy's mentality? You know? Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Well, most kids today are on some kind of medication because we can't handle emotions. We we in the we live in the simplest time ever possible to the human being and we can't make it without fucking antidepressants. Jason: And here's the bad part, Brian. These girls don't even care. This is the sickest of the sick dudes that are commenting on your shit. These are some sick dudes that if you ever went out with them, Lord help you, because they're gonna be trying to do some really nasty stuff to you. Just I'm just being honest because you have to be jacked up in the head. Yeah. And ADHD medicine for kids that are kind of, you know what I'm saying? Their minds are going all the time or whatever. Man, we don't challenge kids anymore. We just rather medicate them where they got slobber coming out of their mouth and look like they're zombies in class instead of challenging these kids and making their mind work, right? To to to calm them down. We just rather put all these kids in a damn class together. My my daughter taught. to just be that blatant to comment on people's stuff the way they if you go and read the comments on these girls just trying to show this nice outfit that they come on. You know who you know who's coming at it and you're just eating it up. And and she had kids in that class that shouldn't have been in there, right? Kids that weren't they they put ⁓ all together and make you figure that out. Make you try to teach kids with with disabilities all the way up to the very intelligent kids at the same thing. You can't do that. Yeah, what whatever, dude. You can't do that. We're not all equal in that matter. I know you agree, but it's just it's bullshit. Bryan: Well yeah, they do. And I can understand some girls are gonna do that, but I think a lot of I mean it's not a cigar, I say a lot of women have an I th I would assume that they have enough common sense to understand that there is a pecking order in this world. Just like me. If I if I had a if I put a picture out there and you get these, you know, these people that fucking send you these little messages all the time, you know, you can tell us a bot because 'Cause they're all equal. They're all equal. I I agree with you. Okay, well let's go. A little bit more. Jason: Keep her going. Yes. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Why would a young girl that looks like this want to fucking message me? You you know I'm getting at? It's just dumb shit that you get like that. Some people won't realize that. And that becomes, man, look, this person wants to talk to me. You know what I'm getting at? And then that dope dopamine hit, the next dopamine hit, the next dopamine hit. I can see how that can happen. But they get so fucking delusioned. It's whenever they get into real life, it's well, I'm a 10. I'm I'm I'm single because I choose to be single. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Right. Bryan: You know, she just slept with five she had a train ran on about five guys and they all, you know, like look, trust me, yeah, you you're not choosing to be single. You know what I'm saying? You a four at best. You you you're not choosing to be single. You're single because you're a four and you're trying to hit a ten. And but they can't understand that a guy will fuck down to his level, down below his level. But it yeah, below his level, but he Jason: But she chooses to be single though. ⁓ below it. Yeah, we'll take a shovel most guys will take a shovel and dig a hole and go even further. Bryan: Yeah. But when it comes home to bringing home the mama, they want somebody above. So yeah, you can't rate yourself on that. But it's hard for a girl to understand that mentality. Well anyway. So we basically made we basically made all the kids victims very r rather easily. Jason: What ludicers say, we want a lady in the sh or we want a freak in the sheets but a or lady on the streets but a freak in the bed is what he said in that song. Mm-hmm. Bryan: They're all oppressed. None of them, you know, wanna succeed. It's always er they just victimhood. We we glorified victimhood. It's fucked up. Right. Well, last week, ⁓ remember I gave praise to that young lady that I said looked like she made me feel better about the future of the youth, you know, last week. Well this week I'm gonna show you a couple of them just gonna set us back a few decades. Check this first one out. Jason: Mm-hmm. ⁓ yeah, yes. Yep. She had a good point there, Brian. Bryan: Yeah. She didn't want to be racist. Jason: You know, my son wasn't married, I'd be like, Son, you need to find that girl. She's going places. Bryan: Well, that bitch was well, I I let me retract that. That lady was smart compared to this one. This one. A lot of good points. Jason: I'd listen to that woman for hours. I mean, she's she ain't lied about nothing there. I mean, not even like there wasn't one thing out of that whole time. Is that all of it or are you gonna play some more? Okay. Well, it there was nothing at at all that I was like, nah, I don't really agree with that. You know, and that's sad. And she can I say something? Bryan: That's all of it, yeah. Say whatever you want. Jason: She looks like a a person of race. Like she doesn't look like white. She Bryan: No, no, she s says some yeah. I don't know what she got in it, but she Yes, some Middle Eastern culture it seems. Jason: Like Lebanese or Yes. And she's calling this out. I mean it it's Bryan: Okay. Jason: And I'm not trying to take it there. I'm just saying like you got a woman up there that's not white, and she's a woman that they try to make sound that that we oppress too, right? We oppress women, we oppress blacks, we oppress his span, we oppress everybody. We're just white. You white oppressors. Like Bryan: Right. Alright, so I'm I'm not just gonna pick on the girls. I want I want you to see how stupid these kids are. These kids right here that they have no survival skills. They're gonna there's a bear eating a bear. So there's a bear eating some meat and these kids are trying to take selfish with this fucking bear. No, it it And I I think it's a lot because drama sells. It just does. I mean when even even like on ⁓ your TikToks and all, if we you the more you you yell and the more you you you cry and the more those type of things that create emotion that get the most views and shit. It does. It gets a because it draws and a lot of people emotional and I like what she's saying about the oppressed and oppressed, but ⁓ Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Think the victimhood mentality has just gotten so big to where it might be becoming the majority of how people see themselves. And and I'm an old dude, I I still watch TV. And and today on TV is like everything is like just overly fucking dramatic. And I watch I like AGT, America's Got Talent. I don't know if you ever watched it, but I like it. It's got some incredible acts on it. And so I've always been drawn into it. But Jason: Sorry for saying something during that video, but gosh dang, how dumb are you? Mm-hmm. Bryan: No so I can survival treats at all. Not a fucking Jason: Mm-hmm. No, I know I know a guy that's been mauled by a bear. I mean, he's i when he takes his shirt off, it's it's like remnant. Watch that Leonardo DiCaprio movie where he's a fur ⁓ that that dude that got mauled by a bear that I know, he's he said that that's that'll give you PTSD if that's ever happened to you. That's it's as lifelike as you can get. Bryan: No. Jason: Right. Bryan: I hate the fucking backstories. I fucking hate I I gotta fast ⁓ a recorder and I gotta fast forward to them because they're all meant to pull the str you the strings on your heart. You know, they're never funny anything else. It's just some sad ass story to bring emotion to a competition. And then they use this backstory like when they judge an act, and I don't agree with that. I don't. So it's like somebody like ⁓ yeah, I watched it. Yeah. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Well you th you think? Jason: I'm just saying, like a lot of people, a lot of like gunshots and stuff like that, it happen whole lot different than what a movie shows, right? So like shotgun to the mouth with somebody killing themselves or people getting certain things done to them. The movie can't doesn't get it right all the time. And that dude said, the mauling of the bear, if you want to know as close as you'll ever get to it, what it looks like is watch Reminant. Bryan: Yeah. This year they had a guy with like one leg that did like ⁓ that paw core or whatever it is. And it was really good. But let's just it was good no matter if you had one or two legs. He did really good. It was just amazing. Jason: Yeah, it should be equal yeah, it should be equal if a two legged guy got up there and did it. Judge ⁓ by how good they did it. Not that the d one dude well, he gets extra credit because he only had one leg. Bryan: Exactly. So Yeah, yeah, exactly. So like if you got like one leg and one and a half arms and you're a blind trapeze act, you know, and you fall. You shouldn't get credit because you were blind fucking one arm, one you know what I'm getting at? And you try. You shouldn't get points for trying. You just don't. It's a competition. The best act should win. But you know the backstory makes a difference. It does because you can see it in the audience. Yeah. And I don't like that. I mean it shouldn't be any part of that. And ⁓ to reven it. Jason: Or revenant. Yeah, see you're correcting me again tonight. So I can't get my words right. But anyways, yeah, that's the how d ⁓ that's where you just ⁓ do do you make the comment you just let nature run its course? Yeah. Bryan: Fuck the That's the problem. We we we we got in front of nature so much in protecting our children. That's that's what we have. Our kids are so stupid that they're gonna go walk up and try to pet a fucking wild bear. Think about that. That's eat. God Jason: It gets in your feels. No. No. That's eating. Bryan: I mean and what makes me realize that they gets judged like that, ⁓ the audience will applaud like here's so and so and they're from Russia. It's like okay, just because they're from somewhere now it's special I mean they just hollering and shit, you know. It's not like it's like that's something special, especially like when Ukraine, when Ukraine war was the big trend and they would announce somebody was from Ukraine. Jason: I mean, I just watched videos here recently on TikToks of dogs guarding their their stuff and you gotta break that right as a dog owner. You can't have that. What do you think a bear's gonna do while it's trying to eat a meal and you go up to touch it? You think it's like, ⁓ that feels good. Get behind my ears, ooh, get under my chin. Bryan: Well let's let's see why we ⁓ w we we talk a lot about our ⁓ the birth rates going down and guys and girls, you know, not not getting together as much anymore because of social media and all this other shit. Well watch this shit. This is this is how guys fuck shit up. Jason: Mm-hmm. Jeez. Bryan: ⁓ man, you'd have swore they seen their their greatest act ever before they even performed, just by where the fuck they were from. It's like they're f Jason: Yeah. ⁓ They came from that war ridden place where Russia's and look at him. Look at him. He's singing. Sounds like shit, but they're ⁓ he's singing with all his war torn heart. I know. He's already won it before he yeah. He's already won it. Bryan: Ha ha ha. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Yeah. ⁓ this is before they even done anything. I used to joke if they said Yeah, just go shit in the middle of the stage that's all you gotta do. Hey he's from Ukraine, shit in the middle of the stage, he go to the back. Jason: He won. What'd he do? He cran he took yeah. Yeah. He took a dump in the middle of the stage. Where's he from? Ukraine. Bryan: Yeah. I mean that's where we are as a society. It's sad, but it's true. I mean we a society of Jason: But then the same dude from the United States takes a dump on the or Iran or somebody like that. ⁓ put his ass in jail. Put him in jail right now. Bryan: ⁓ he gets arrested. The other one is a talent. For him, and no, that's bub public indecency. Gotta go to jail. Jason: Turn around and leave. Yeah. Yeah. Geez. And we all get we've all been guilty. Have you not have you not been wooed or swelled or swe I know you said you don't like it, but I think you don't like it as I think it's gotten to you a couple times. You've gotten caught Bryan: It's true. No, ⁓ you do. No, it's it the the backstory is that's not the problem. I ⁓ it's not so much that it's not interesting. The problem is is they bring it into the competition. So yes, somebody that overcame something hard in life, I think it's great. And then they go out there and they perform well, it's even better. You know, I'm not against that. But I'm not factoring in that she just overcame cancer and all this other stuff and now she's singing. The cancer don't matter anymore. It's a com exactly. Jason: Yes. Yes. They Yeah. Yeah. You don't get bonus points for the shit you overcame. Yes. You get you get points based off of your performance. And we took that away. Bryan: But people Yeah, it we did because the people can't celebrate it. They Jason: And sports and everything. Yeah. Everybody's a winner, Brian. And the and people that have been oppressed, they're even bigger winners. They get extra points. It's kinda like whose line is it anyways? Where the points don't matter. Yeah, they they matter. Sunsets hard hands, Brian. Sunset hard hands. I I screwed that up, but yeah, my fingers don't. I yeah, I tried. Bryan: Yeah. All right. I don't know if you know how to do it. Jason: But I so speaking of that, real quick, let me throw this story in. I always got my little th story and then you can take off again. So Food Network come out with another thing because when I sit down and eat, I like to watch food shows because it makes my poor food taste better for some it's a mental thing for me. So I hope people on here are like, ⁓ he does it too. It's a effed up thing with my mind. But anyways, so I'm watching this new food competition thing on there, and it's Terry ⁓ what's his name from ⁓ That kid watches a lot of porn is what it happens. Bryan: Yep. And that's what we get for letting the fucking internet raise our kids, huh? Jason: Just just hauled off and smacked that girl in the kids. Bryan: Okay. We don't know how to be humans anymore. I mean, they have little to no survival skills. They they have basically no fucking communication skills. Jason: Holy cow. Well Bryan: ⁓ chees burgeti. Jason: The long yeah, Cheeseburger Eddie from ⁓ from yeah, from longest yard and then the white chicks. Cruz, Terry Cruz. So he's hosting it, and then it's got this ⁓ this ⁓ social media cook ⁓ a young kid that's that's judging, and then Alex Gor Gorna Shelly that's a big food network, iron chef, all that. Well, anyway, so they call this ⁓ this one competition. There's a hundred home cook or home cooks on this competition. No, no, they don't know how to talk. That's the funny thing. Bryan: Terry Cruz. Main form of communication is what? Text and messages. And you don't get you don't get the raw emotion from when you when you say something wrong to somebody to their face, you automatically know you said something wrong. Because you can tell in their face or you can tell by your mouth when they hit you. You know what I'm saying? You learn pretty quick that way. But ⁓ Jason: Yeah. ⁓ Yeah. And they randomly select them out of a ball machine, like a bingo machine, and then one of them calls out what they're cooking. Well, they had this Jew dude on there. He had his little yarmulke on and all that. This dude's down there cooking this meal, and he he he admits in the interview that he can't, it's not a kosher kitchen. Bryan: You you get your feedback and I don't I don't think you get that during text online text online chat. You know, I you don't you don't get the same effect. So you can sit there and you can talk shit to someone and or you you you might even think that you're saying something correctly, but you're not see you not getting that quick response from somebody, so it might go a little overboard. I don't know. I I don't do it, so I don't know, but something th there's there's a gap there. And I think it's only gonna get worse from here. Jason: I don't like Yeah. And he can't taste nothing because it's not kosher. Dude, you can't cook without tasting your damn food. Why'd you even come on there if you knew that that that sets, you know, the food network set kitchen wasn't kosher? And you'd have to go and look and and and ⁓ some most people that listen to this will probably know kind of what it means. It's not cleaned and it's not Bryan: And the whole reason I I wanted to bring it up that way is because I want to talk about that Carmelo Anthony case and why I think we we're so far 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: Sanitized to a kosher deal for a Jew. It's probably had pork cooked in it and other stuff that they can't eat right by their laws. ⁓ so he can't taste as no, no, no. So when I've done that youth weekend, we got a kid that went through or and he's worked some teams that he's he follows a kosher diet. So we gotta deep clean like one of our griddles. Yes. Or right or wrong. Right. Bryan: So you can't even have pork residue on your food? 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. Blackstone griddles or whatever, and no, we're not getting promoted by Blackstone, me bringing ⁓ up. ⁓ but anyways, we gotta clean it, deep clean it where it doesn't have any residue and we don't cook any pork at all on that thing the whole weekend. Mm-hmm. Bryan: For one person. Jason: For one person. And we're told we gotta do that. We gotta we we're we're trying to honor that kid and his thoughts and whatever. So we do the best we can to keep everything clean and separated. But anyways, it's like one of the first parts of this competition. And guess what? The dude gets kicked off because his food ain't that good. You know why it ain't that good? Cause it's not seasoned well and tastes well. You know why? Because he didn't damn taste it. It's like 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: What kind of fool are you to get on a damn competition where you know you're not gonna be able to taste your own food because of your beliefs? 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. Because he just wanted to show that. Now he's gonna use that as he's a victim. Jason: And then they had a gay guy today. He got he didn't even get judged. His egg didn't set up in his damn dish. So they said you didn't present it right. So I mean, the judges aren't gonna eat a raw egg. But they had to show his backstory of his his his boyfriend. It's like, I don't need to see that. Why are you even putting that on there? 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? 'Cause they gotta pull at your heart string. Jason: I know, but stop, dude. I was rooting for you with w without seeing that. And then you gotta show that, then I don't root for you because you're using what you think is your disability or your oppression to try to get me to woo, to be, to be on team Tommy or team Timmy or Team Jewey or whatever, you know, for the Jew guy. I mean, I'm not come on, dude. The Jew dude I was like, are you kidding me? 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. Jason: You came on a damn cooking show knowing you're not gonna be able to taste your own food because of the kitchen situation. Bryan: That that might have been his the what he wanted though, 'cause he probably got more attention for that than he will winning. Jason: Ma maybe so. I don't know, but Bryan: 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? Because he stood his ground and he was kosher. Jason: Yeah, whatever. And I and I could go I yeah, I could go on with this other crap too. Yeah. Bryan: I mean think about we we cre Jason: 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. You 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: 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. How do we escalate from that? Jason: I've I've been what you call the white for fifty one years, right? In June, I turned fifty one, so I've I've never supported somebody killing somebody else. unless it was fully sell unless your life was and and we're not going to even get into the you got shoved and you pull a knife. Why do you got a knife at a track meet? I'm just saying. And we talked about the concealed carry too, right? You said that the in everything that you've been in with concealed carry, if you if you're gonna pull your weapon to defend yourself, you better be willing to spend time in jail, right? Bryan: ⁓ yeah. Jason: Okay, they telling you that as anybody, not ⁓ that they they don't tell white people that, not tell black people that, or Hispanics, or Asians, or whatever. They tell them all that. You pull a weapon out and shoot somebody, no matter you're legal to carry or not, prepare to go to jail. And you better have X amount of money or insurance money, right, for suing and people gonna sue you, this and that, and for your defense lawyer and all this. I've never agreed with anybody killing anybody unless it's that extreme that you had no other choice. So it this white dude would have had him down just waylaying and just wearing him out, and he had no other choice but to grab like a busted bottle or something and and and do whatever he had to do to get the dude off of him and the dude ended up dying. I'm I'm not I'm gonna be like, that that white boy deserved that. He why are you wearing somebody out like that? But that's not what happened. And if you go back and look, there was a there was other blacks involved in that that testified on behalf of the dude that got killed and said it was just a shove. This dude came looking for trouble. He was in their school tent. He wasn't even from that school. He wasn't there hanging out with somebody. And he was asked to leave and he ran his mouth. So the dude shoved him. That's that It's like ⁓ teams meeting at the ⁓ fifty yard line right during warm ups. So say the Bears and the Saints are playing and they go at each other at at the 50 yard line during during warm-ups before the game, and ⁓ one of our offensive linemen or ⁓ shoves your defensive linemen and your defensive lineman takes a knife out of his jock strap and stabs the dude. I mean, are we gonna say, ⁓ well, he had it coming. He he had it coming. He he went over there and shoved him. I mean, that doesn't constitute stabbing somebody and killing somebody. Bryan: Even what I'm even thinking even further than that is I I you just take that whole case, the guy killed someone else and just put that there. All right, that should not create a reaction that we're seeing that people that don't even know this man, know this kid, or whatever it was, want to kill just white random white people. They should never come to that. Jason: Yes. Bryan: You know, it don't make any sense to me. How does it come that doesn't stem from just that. There there's underlying issues other than the fact that that guy got, you know, put in prison. Jason: Dolly. I l I like that that one woman said, They take up for theirs, we're gonna take up for ours. No we don't. I d you might have some idiots out there, but then you're gonna be in that class too of your idiots. Bryan: No, I'm not. Yep. Well w watch how this guy, the guy that was dancing in front of the guy in the American shirt in the video. I got a short clip of him. Listen to what he he how he was going about his day. Jason: The it it Bryan: And it's just egging you on to do something, and when you do it, you're gonna be in the wrong. And then they stomp that man's ass. You know, it and then they have this other video from Megan Kelly. I I seen this girl had got beat up in Texas. And this is and this is how all this shit yeah, this how yeah, yeah, this is how all this shit started snowballing on me. Cause I didn't know all this shit was going on, and this was earlier last month. Jason: Mm-hmm. ⁓ good. I ⁓ yeah, I seen that too. Just for being white. ⁓ yeah. I didn't know if you wanted to go there. That's why I didn't really bring it up a whole lot. Bryan: So I'm a month behind. And that was Jason Whitlock for y'all listening if y'all don't Jason: Yeah, it's Bryan: So yeah, that I I don't understand. 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 and his own parent. ⁓ yeah, we could go I know where you're stemming this and this it doesn't stem to that, but they did a go fund me for him. Did you hear about that? Bryan: For who? Jason: For Carmelo for his defense. Over five hundred or six hundred thousand dollars raised. You know what the Carm Carmellos did? They went and bought a brand new car and a brand new house. Bryan: No. No, I didn't know that. Well, I guess they figured his son was going to jail anyway, they just shouldn't spend the money. Jason: And no, listen, listen, the the defense offered a plea or the prosecutors offered a plea deal. His parents told him not to take it. You know why? Because the GoFundMe would shut off. So they talked their kid into just no. We're w take it to trial, take it to trial. And when he got sentenced, they were there for the trial, but when he when it came for the sentencing, they weren't in the courtroom. Bryan: Who the family? Jason: Yeah, the mom and dad. Weren't even there when he got sentenced. Huh? Bryan: Why though? Why were they whatn't there? Jason: All they wanted was the money, homie. They got a new car and a new house out of that. Bryan: You think? I don't know. I mean, like I said, I didn't follow any. I don't know. Jason: Yes. Yeah. Bryan: I mean I I don't I don't believe Jason: If you get time, go look go look yeah, go look into that a little bit. I know I I don't really want to talk about it after today because it's it's just it's getting out of hand and it's one of them narratives that again, I don't care. It it's never gonna be where we can discuss this and all agree that it no matter what your color is, when you do something like that, you deserve to have consequences. It just Bryan: Yeah. No, the whole reason I want everyone to understand why this is being brought up for me. Not only did I notice this, but the whole thing about the tipping point, I I'm telling you, we're only a civil 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. 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. 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, 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. Bryan: of, you know, ⁓ just like we was about last week with the UK gangs. You know, it you you're only gonna allow that shit so long, you know, before you like fuck, you know, I don't give a shit if I look racist or not. This shit's gotta stop. You know, and I don't ever want to see it to get to that. Jason: No. Bryan: Night. So last week we talked about race and that and I and I said that, you know, me and you look like the boogeyman, especially a bald man, and I could be the face of racism and shit like that. And and I think people think of skin heads when they see a bald white ⁓ white man, you know, I really do. And some people I don't I don't think you're smart enough to realize that some men are just fucking bald or just can't grow hair, you know? And I I kinda got fucked in that department. But I have to say this week it At least on one occasion I was proven wrong. So I I went to the doctor and to go get some shots in my back. When I was leaving when I when I go to no matter where I'm at, I I try to make sure that I acknowledge just about everyone that I can. And especially when I'm in a doctor's office, because a lot of people when they're in a doctor's office, they're by themselves. And you can see that a lot of I'm an old guy, but even older people than me, you can see that they're they're they're by themselves and they they just not in a good mood, you know, because they're at the doctor. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And you know, so hey, how you doing? You know, you just now well when I was leaving, it was ⁓ older black lady walking in, she had a walker, and I'm like hey, how you doing, ma'am? You doing okay? She's Yes, sir, you doing good? So, yes, ma'am. And I passed her and I could barely faintly hear her, say, sir. And she could have been yelling, I don't fucking know, I'm deaf. But I turned around because I thought she needed a hand. And ⁓ said, Yes, ma'am, you need some? She's like, No, sir. And she I mean she's been over on the walker and she's looking up at me and she says, Jason: Right. Bryan: I just wanted ⁓ I just said I I really like the way your face is put together with your beard and your earrings and your face. She said it really goes good together. I said, you know, great, you know, I really appreciate that. You know, it's really nice of you to say that. And, you know, we we said a few little things in and I walked away and I started thinking, you know, she I don't know if that was God's way of telling me, Hey, look, you you you you were wrong, you know, about saying you the face of racism or whatnot. But it was nice to see something like that because that is natural. Jason: Yeah. Right. Bryan: That is not something that's being beaten in your head by the news organizations or beaten in your head by some reality show or something like that. That is just natural, you know. So I just wanted to share that story because I was wrong. You know, and that they will make you feel like it'll make you think that, but it's not really true. Jason: Right. Bryan: Alright. Jason: I've never had that compliment before, but I've never been accused to my face of being racist. I've never had well, no, I actually did. I'm sorry. I didn't hire a guy once and I had to tell him, you know, cause you gotta have a follow up talk with everybody that interviews for a job. And I had like twelve guys that interviewed for a position. And I'll I can only pick one. And he didn't get it. And he called me racist because I didn't hire him. And I was like, ⁓ Bryan: Yeah. Jason: But I had two two people of race on my team. And I'm like, Yeah, that's that's what it it couldn't be because you had like ⁓ multiple call ins in a year, like over thirty call ins in a year, in a year. Hi his his former supervisor wasn't writing document anything down. So you gotta document it in order for the person to get in trouble. He could have been fired like Bryan: In a year? Jason: Multiple times, like four or five times for the amount of call ins he had. And that he never got the one piece of paperwork, not even the first documented counseling or warning ⁓ for doing it, because his boss never followed up because he didn't want to do the paperwork on him. But I knew it. I seen his timesheet. I went and pulled, you know, his new boss pulled his timesheet up and we went back a year and looked. It's like sick, sick, sick, sick, sick, sick, sick, sick. And it's like, I can't have that. You're you you're not account you can't be counted on to be at work. And you're no good to me if you keep calling in. So I'm not having that on my team. Had nothing to do with race, dude. It had to do with your yourself, not color. And that's how I am. I don't judge people by their color. I judge them by how they are, how they act and how they carry themselves. Bryan: As it should be. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Think we ⁓ where I was going with all this tonight and and before we get off of this, I wanna before we get to massey on I wanna finish this up. ⁓ I think we're failing our children. We we allowed our government to control our homes, tell us how to raise our kids. Then they took our kids and started teaching them just straight garbage. And then unbeknownst to us, because we were too busy working, trying to pay the bills and buy shit. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Kids need to be happy, right? Which which wore down the parents, which allowed the kids more freedom to do what they wanted without repercussions, which in turn gave parents excuses as to why they don't have to correct their children, which created lazy parenting, which worked out good for parents because when they wasn't working, they were preoccupied with whatever social media they were into. All while the politicians and the elites laugh at us. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: They weakened us by convincing us that consuming everything was the way to happiness. They convinced us to be wasteful to be a wasteful society. They convinced us to be a lazy society. They convinced us not to teach our children the good old family values. We don't teach the consequences of actions. We don't allow our children to fail so that they understand struggle as part of life. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: We created this myth for our children that the world is theirs. That they can do and be anything they want. That all sounds great, but if you build a house with a shitty foundation, your house won't last. We form and build the foundation of our children. It all starts with us at home. You know, and I can say I wasn't the best father. I I won't argue that with anyone. I may have been rougher than some. And that probably made me the bad guy more than I care to admit. But I was doing what I thought was right. I I didn't care what the new parenting trend was. You know, I I knew life was tough and I wanted my kids to be able to survive without me. You know, you you can't protect your children from ever. And sometimes they gotta fly. And I think we got away from making our children fly. You know, we just letting them exist. And it's just not working. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Getting comments on that, Jason? Jason: No. Bryan: Now. Now I'm gonna ⁓ pivot real quick to a white man everybody should be an uproar about. And no, it's not Donald Trump. Talking about old Jeffrey Epstein. So this past week, Cash Patel was in front of Congress about handling of the Epstein records or the Epstein files, ever you wanna put it. ⁓ but from what I saw, there were a few congressmen that went went at him pretty damn hard. ⁓ but I wanna focus on Thomas Massey because he was bringing the heat. So His old massy on cash patel. Uh-huh. I hope Massy continues to blow that shit up. Jason: Well, I he's gonna go out swinging and I'm I'm cool with that. So I don't think yeah, I don't think he's playing that game like that one dude said where he's one of the ones that's getting out of there to start this new party and Trump's in on it and they're all looking like they're fighting but they're not no, he was done dirty. He's not part of that because I mean that would be that's not even there's not even a number for the D chest. Bryan: I am too. I like Massey. You think we ever gonna get any convictions though? Jason: If this was all a ploy by Trump and all of his guys for Massey and Massey's in on it and the no, it's Bryan: I think people just are constantly trying to make up an excuse on why he's doing what he's doing and they can't fathom and Jason: Or why that administration's not following through with shit. And they're they look like they've been bought off. Bryan: I think the administration's doing exactly what they're supposed to be doing and that's just thwarthing whatever they want we originally were gonna go in there and do. They're doing just the opposite. But I I would like to see Massey ⁓ push a little more before he gets out of there. It's it's nice to see. Now, he's pretty quick with it. And I don't know if you've seen this this past week. He turned the tables on this Fox reporter. It was pretty funny. Let's check this shit out. Fucking awesome, huh? Jason: He's spun that shit around on him. Here let me interview you. Bryan: All that dude had to say is, no, no, I don't like gay porn. Can you answer? No, he couldn't even do that. He's like, what, what? Jason: Yeah. I've watched it a couple of times just because I was curious. Now can we get back to the one I asked you? Bryan: Yeah, I mean that dude it locked him the fuck up like he had something to hide. ⁓ yeah. Yeah. And we're gonna lose Massey. That's sad. All right, so a couple of Jason: ⁓ I did, dude. He was like, How dare you ask me that? Maybe I do. Gosh, I'm leaving. I know. For some dude I don't even know. I I I don't know this cat. And you'll never hear nothing about him. And I know we ain't got time with it, but what about what's his name? Mitch McConnell, dude. There's some weird rumors going on with him that he's unconscious that like he's not gonna make it. That's rumors I'm hearing. Bryan: Yeah, nobody knows who the hell that is. ⁓ He's in the hospital or something, huh? Well yeah, I seen that he was in the hospital last week or s this weekend or something, but I didn't hear where he was at. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if he's Jason: And his white dumb flew to China and is talking to some Chinese diplomat over there or whatever and I don't I cause she's I think she's Chinese. Bryan: For what? ⁓ I didn't know that. Jason: Yeah, like th they're already getting all kinds of rumors going. Like anyways. Yeah, it's but it's kind of weird they're keeping it hush hush. Bryan: I haven't really watched any news the last couple of weeks, so I've been pretty in depth in a lot of shit I was looking at. So I I don't have any new information. ⁓ a couple of weeks ago ⁓ before we got on for one of our shows, I remember ⁓ I seen a clip about the amount of meth that was in the water in in Shreveport, and I mentioned it to you. Well, I found a the the news report with that, so I wanted to share it with you. Jason: Excuse me. Mm-hmm. Man, y'all setting records over there, dude. Bryan: That's it, boy. That's right. No, we fucking record meth people. I like not if you could just drink that water and get high now. Jason: Yeah, I wondered. Yeah, they're bottling it up, dude. There's gonna be a damn bath company bottling spring water from Shreeport, baby. Woo! Not feeling good today? You need to stay up for the next week? Work getting you down, drink our water. Won't sleep for days. Yeah. Yeah, Red Bull and Monster ain't got shit on us. Bryan: That's right. Fucking Cato Parish meth. Yeah, the the new energy drink. The three port energy drink. Alright, so this this last thing I'm gonna show you before we go for the week is ⁓ it's an example of Jason: Y'all be out there cutting fibers, sorry. Y'all be out there cutting our fibers and stuff, dude. But to meth ⁓ Bryan: Yeah, they still get some street port water. So this this next video I'm gonna show you is it's an example of how people portray themselves online versus who the fuck they really are in reality. I call this one the gay flex. And I'm well Jason: ⁓ sorry. Bryan: It looked like me when a fucking yellow jagged a wall coming at me ⁓ Jason: Went from tough dude to ⁓ dude, yeah, dude. Yeah. There's been a few customers that seen me get get a hold of a wasp nest like opening something up, dude. I ran like a little girl. Yeah. Bryan: Ha ha ha. ⁓ yeah, I get gay quick. All right, I just figured I I found out like yep, that Jason: Or why or or or or how you do that when you walk walk into a spider web. You ever done that? Be walking through something and you hit a spider web, you're like like you're doing some kind of Bruce Lee shit. I know, but you're doing all this Bruce Lee moves like you're it's a spider, dude. You're like, ugh and then you get the ugh. The E B jeebes, but that's crazy. Bryan: Budget. Especially if it gets on your face. It's just like I just walk through spiderwebs and just brush it. We got a spider in ⁓ by our on our patio and that's something about the size of a quarter. And I just look at it like I don't know how to kill it. I don't know if I need to shoot it. I mean you can see that sunbitch from a long way away. I'm like, Good Lord. Jason: I just eat it. Yeah, it's what's for it's it's what's for dinner. Do I need a permit for that? I had to tag that one. I know. Get your AR out and scope it in. It's got a little I got a southwest wind at about five mile an hour. I need three clicks to the left on this one. No. It's a good show. Bryan: Right. That's right. All right, dude. You got anything? All right. Thanks everyone for joining us. We greatly appreciate you spending your time with us. Until next time, this is the Scents and Sensless Podcast. I'm Brian. Peace. Jason: No, I'm Jason. Peace.