Latest / The Sense and Senseless Podcast / EP: 85 “We Don’t Know What to Believe (And That’s the Point)”
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- Bryan: You ever scroll and think, damn, everybody in America suddenly agrees on this shit. Yeah, some of that, everybody is getting paid from the foreign country of Lathea. Back in May, we talked about Candace having me fucked up. But a few weeks ago, Candace had an episode on an article out of the Atlantic, and that shit made the whole thing click for me. This article was about clipping. The art. Of taking videos such as political videos, chopping that shit up to where it shows someone for good or bad, depending on what direction you're getting paid to go. This shit is posted by people who often aren't even in the United States of America. But you don't know this shit. So it could be somebody from your own community posting this stuff. That's what they want you to think. Just the average Joe just straight hating Candace because of whatever reason they're getting paid to push. Tonight we're diving in some of this clipping shit. Why I question my own reality And a Walgreens parking lot almost fight that could have gone sideways over a complete misunderstanding. Stick with us. All righty everybody. Welcome back to the Sins and Sisters Podcast. I am Bryan.. Jason: I'm Jason. Bryan: EJ Long. This is your first time joining us. Welcome to the family. We're just two guys discussing shit in a way that everyone can hopefully understand. Tonight we're going to start with the business of clipping. Back in May, we discussed how Candace had me fucked up with truth. And a few weeks ago, she brought this article up from the Atlantic that. made what I was hearing at the time make complete sense. Here is part of the episode that explains what I was talking about. This is us back in May, Jason. We're gonna go back in time. Remember that? Jason: Man, that's old. Was that like two hundred years ago? Bryan: Yeah, back yeah, two hundred years ago is back in May. Well, on September second, the Atlantic published an article titled Inside a Conservative Operation to Hijack Your Social Media Feed. And the author to this article was Allie Brelan. This article is interesting. I encourage everyone to read it. And and if you're not into reading, you can also listen to it. It's like seventeen minutes long, but it it's Really good. It's a really good article. Here's a the beg how the article begins. It says if you're short on cash, there's someone in Riga Lathia who can help. You can literally make a hundred thousand dollars a month with this campaign. All you have to do is post on social media video clips of anything that supports Republican. Unfill you with US politics, no problem. If you're not from the US, hey, like what the fuck is even Republicans like me? Then simply go to Gemini JatGBT suggest. And be like, yo, Gemini, I want some videos promoting Republican values. Give me ideas. Go to Gemini, get ideas, boom. The man who goes by Servius is promoting a campaign called Elephant Clipping, run by his company, Clip It. The company pays subcontractors. Many from poor countries in Eastern Europe and the global south to chop up videos the company provides into bite sized pieces and hope that the clips will go viral online. All right. So that's basically the market of clipping. It's they just take in videos to make propaganda and someone's paying you to do that. Have you ever heard of that before? Jason: No, I've never heard of it. But nothing nothing surprises me anymore. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: Yeah, and according to Luminaclippers dot com, clipping is the practice of cutting short, typically fifteen to ninety second vertical video segments from longer political source material, such as speeches, rallies, interviews, podcasts, debates, or hearings, and distributed them on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube shorts, and X. The goal is high volume algorithmic reach that feels organic rather than like a traditional ad. And from what I found, you get paid for the views. And in regards to the elephant clipping campaign that is referred to in this Atlantic article article, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: like it stated, you get paid three hundred dollars per one million views. This elephant clipping campaign had a budget of $300,000 a month to pay clippers for creating Republican positive videos and getting as many views as possible. remember that company paying these people from Lathea. And most of these people posting these videos are living out of our country. The catch, though, is they need to have a U.S. server so they're making accounts look like they're American accounts. So this is a creates the sense that Americans are posting the support for these, you know, politicians or these policies. And clipping is also used for attack eds, which brings me back to Candace. It was found that people who also paid through these types of companies in this case, clip it to target podcasters like Candace and Tucker. It's fucked up. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So they take all this money, like I wanna I wanna promote Jason. So I I I take all this money, I give I give Clip it $300,000 and I give a whole bunch of videos of Jason and they're gonna pay. All these people to clip up these videos I have to make you look good. And post it on the internet and make it look like it's grassroots shit as your neighbor posting this stuff. They the ones that support all the shit. Fucked up. And there's Jason: It's like brainwashing. Bryan: yeah, you don't know what to believe. And there's from what Candace was showing, and she's the one that brought this to light to what I seen. I don't know who who brought, you know, of course it was the Atlantic, but I didn't see it until Candace brought it up a couple weeks ago. But there's also some speculation with the TPUSA being behind the attacks on Candace. And now it's also from this article. I'm telling you, it's a really good article. And one of the excerpts from the article says, Another site visible on the server, Monster Lab, displays large clipping campaign budgets that have now ended. One political clipping campaign that ran in February displays a $900,000 budget. Two other campaigns that ran in March and April, which involved making clips of a famous U.S. political commentator, also listed $900,000 more. Yet another campaign that ran last month had a $120,000 budget and instructed clippers to post videos edited from the YouTube channel of the Turning Point USA, the conservative nonprofit organization co-founded by Charlie Kirk. It also links to a Google Drive folder with videos, mostly of his wife, Erica Kirk, that were uploaded on September 15th, 2025, five days after Kirk's assassination. So why were they trying to make her look good so quick? I have no idea. Right. But here here's the kicker on all this. So Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: this reporter reaches out, tries to figure out who all behind all this shit, right? So the reporter reaches out, and if you're on the fence and believe that this shit isn't happening here, I'm not gonna say this is a proof, but let's just say there's some suspicious shit going on, all right? So shortly after the reporter. From this article, started contacting people and companies linked to these clipping campaigns. And this is also in the article. The campaigns Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: were linked back to a Las Vegas firm called Enclave and Key. Enclave and Key were founded by Blake Wynn. Blake Went is the nephew of Steve Wenn. Do you know who Steve Wynne is? Jason: No. Bryan: Sorry. Steve Wenn, he's a big-time real estate guy who owns casinos and shit and was very Jason: Okay. Bryan: helpful in developing the Vegas Strip. I don't know if you might have seen the Wendt Hotel and shit in Vegas. That's the guy that owns it. So he he helped Jason: Yeah, yeah. Okay. Bryan: with the Vegas Strip and other casinos. According to the article, when the author of this article, Allie Breland, reached out to Blake Wynn about the story, Blake Wynne replied that, quote, there are a number of inaccuracies, end quote, in the questions he was asked. However, he offered no specifics, did not clarify the claimed inaccuracies, and did not follow through on an invitation to discuss further. Enclay and Key issued a short email statement. It framed activity as ordinary. Which end quote says news has been clipped and shared for generations. End quote. The company called itself an American company engaged in a routine, long-standing, and lawful practice, and accused coverage of sensationalizing the work by invoking high-profile conservative names and portraying it as something nefarious. Steve Wynne didn't reply to the request or comment. All right. So all that seems legit, right? It's all on the up and up. They Been clipping shit forever, all right? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Why should they answer this reporter's question? There's nothing to see here. They just providing a legal service and collecting fun and fucking money. So again, according to the article, shortly after reaching out to win, Enclave and Kiev and others connected to the campaign, several public-facing elements of the operation were removed or altered. All right. So the Google Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Drive folders of video clips that had been uploaded by Enclave and Key linked accounts disappeared. All right. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: The same files were then reuploaded by Benjamin Goodman, who used the email address not associated with Enclave and Key. The Discord channels for U.S. politics clippings and elephant clippings were delisted so they no longer appeared among the publicly visible campaigns in Clipsun and Clip It Discord servers. And on Monster Labs, the campaigns remained visible, but the descriptive text explaining their purpose was removed. By the following morning, the enclave and key associated Google Drives for the campaigns had also been taken up. I don't know if we're reading too in this but that that's kinda suspicious, right? Jason: It just kinda weird it happened all in that sequence too, isn't it? Somebody forgot to take the trash out and they did once somebody started snooping, right? Bryan: Yeah, it's like, all right. That that yeah, the everything's on the up and up, but we just gotta delete everything. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: I mean if if this report Jason: We've been meaning to do this for a long time, man. We were gonna clean these drives up and Bryan: Yeah, yeah. Jason: re reshape how we doing stuff around here, you know. Bryan: glad you pointed that out. So we you know you really put it on us, though we we're gonna take care of that. Yeah, I mean if if this reporting was so inaccurate, Jason: we're retarded. Bryan: you know, why did they rush to do all that? Yeah. If they wasn't doing anything wrong, what what was the the the next day everything would have been the same, right? Also, according to the article, Enclave and Kieve stated they were an American company engaged in a routine, long-standing, and lawful practice. Right? And I could be wrong, as I am a lot, but It doesn't seem like someone at Enclave and Keeve believed their own statement. Can't. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Did any that make sense? Jason: No, it's I never heard of clipping before. Clipping to me was a football turn back in high or junior Bryan: Yeah. Jason: high and all that when you hit somebody in the back. That was called clipping. I didn't know that Bryan: No, I Jason: Yeah. Bryan: mean it makes sense. And I'm not gonna go in, you know, into the entire article or business of clipping, you I I just wanted to bring this up. Jason: Yeah, somebody started questioning them all of a sudden, next thing you know, they're taking everything down. They're wiping it clean. It's kinda like what you were talking about, the Epstein where the p the FBI went there and they didn't have Bryan: Yeah. Jason: the warrant and then they kind of gave him enough time to get the shit gone and then went in there and we couldn't find nothing. They seen it, but they gave him you know what I'm saying? They didn't sit there and hold him until the warrant came through for them to go seize. And then they try Bryan: That is Jason: to play us like we're stupid, man. It's just Bryan: Well, even with this clipping now, i it's bad enough we don't know what to believe, right? Jason: Right. Bryan: And now they pay in foreigners, right? That have Jason: To put shit out there to get in your head. Bryan: Yeah, they these people have no dog in the fight, you know, it's 'cause they Jason: Right. Bryan: could just poke just serious trash, you know. Jason: I told you in the business I'm at, right? Commercials. They're not supposed to run their audio any higher than the normal TV show you're watching. But what do you notice when you get up to go get a drink during a commercial? You can s Bryan: Yeah. Jason: you can hear it. That's loud as hell. Why the more you hear it, Bryan., the more you likely you are to go buy that. So the more they put this crap in our ear, the more likely we are to believe it. Agree? Bryan: I I agree totally. And I think that if they getting paid $300 for a million views. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: So you got to get a lot of motherfucking views, right? So they're putting out a lot of motherfucking clips Jason: Yeah. Bryan: to get them views. And they don't care. I mean, when I'm saying they, I'm talking about foreign people that's taking this money. They don't care how that affects us. They making a check. Jason: Right. Yeah. Bryan: And I I'm not even gonna fucking say I I don't blame them. Jason: Right. Bryan: They if they can have a little side hustle and do this and somebody's paying it's not their fault. Jason: Right. Bryan: You know, they don't have a like I said, they don't have a dog in a fight. Jason: What's like all these people on TikTok selling Timu and Vivor stuff, right? Bryan: Would you be Jason: You you w you get on TikTok and flip around, you got people selling shit all the time. Selling the vacuum sealer and the deep fryer and the a and it's like What because they're trying to make some extra dollar. Do you think they really believe in that shit? Bryan: yeah, I give yeah. No, yeah, I agree with what you're saying now. Yeah, that that's a side gig for Jason: It's a side gig. Everybody's trying to look for a side hustle. Bryan: You have to. Everything's fucking high as fuck. Jason: Yeah. Well, that's what I'm getting at, but how much of that product do they really Did I did I Bryan: No, I agree with yeah. Yeah, I see what you're saying. Jason: not say if we ever got to a point where people were wanting to sponsor us or whatever and you agreed, we're not gonna accept sponsorship from somebody we don't agree with. Bryan: No, not at all. I see what you're saying though. Yeah. You have people that are promoting shit either clipping Jason: That they don't even believe in. Bryan: or yeah, or product that they don't believe in. Yeah. Jason: Yeah, just cause somebody's offering money or, you know, so much free shit if you sell my shit. Well, is Bryan: Yeah, what's Jason: this good shit? Is it jump where's the money going? Where th they don't ask that. They just say, What am I getting out of it? okay. Yeah, I'll sell your shit. Bryan: And what's really fucked up is they get you to start arguing with people that you don't even know Jason: Yeah. Bryan: about shit that they just posted for no fucking reason because you basically altering somebody's reality. Jason: yeah. Because what's funny, do you ever go in the comments of the people selling the shit? you'll Bryan: No, I I've never no. Jason: get people calling them out like, Man, I bought one of those and it's a piece of junk. And there's like, well, which they'll try to argue with the person saying that, no, this is a good pro I don't know what you you must have just had an off day or something. No, I know 20 other people that bought them in their piece of junk. No, I don't know. And it's like Dude, you would sit there and lie your ass off to sell this thing. You're it's like having a bunch of car salesmen on on social media. Bryan: I never even thought people commented on the sales stuff. I might have to look into that. I never even thought about that. Jason: it's crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Like yeah, look at Anytime you're flipping through and you see somebody selling something, look over at the comment button and click on it and you'll get Bryan: Instant reviews right there, huh? Jason: Yeah. And if you get any bad ones, you'll get arguing. That sometimes the creator will argue with the people and it's like I don't I don't know. I just don't I'm not big on selling shit. I'm not a salesman. Bryan: Or well, let's look at it this way. How do you know that that creator that's actually selling it is actually the creator? What I'm saying is think of this clipping. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: You know, who's to say that they don't have someone I I don't know. Yeah, we don't. Jason: Well, it could be AI generated. It they could take a picture of that person and AI generate and and say it's that person and it's not. You got people like Bryan: Fucking creepy. Jason: that all the time that says I've only got one account. Any other account is a false account. Bryan: Are really? Jason: Yes, or you'll have somebody like Breadstick breadstick Ricky. Bryan: Bread stick ricky? Jason: I don't know Breadstick Ricky. If you ever it was it he was an ol or he's he's been doing TikTok videos for a long time and he's got this it's Snapchat or whatever, one of the things where it makes your head real big and makes your voice squeaky. So he does an alter ego of himself, Bryan: Uh-huh. Jason: wearing a hard hat, and his alter ego is called breadstick Ricky. And then Roscoe's the old dude. So he's got a filter that makes him with a gray beard and looks old as hell, like wrinkled face. And then he's John Michael or whatever his name is, I forget what it is. He's got I mean his YouTube's huge, his TikTok was huge, all his platforms were huge, and he was making a lot of money and he was doing giveaways and shit, right? Vehicles or that goose dude. I watch him, you know. He had a boy that got killed, fell off a cliff. you know, hiking or whatever fell off a cliff, man. Felt bad for the dude. But this dude had all kinds of videos, had all kinds of viewers. But you would see other people posting his shit and getting views off of his shit. It'd be like somebody no. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, huh? Bryan: And he d and he don't get nothing out of that? He don't get nothing out of that? Jason: No. Bryan: But they wasn't posting Jason: Cause they Bryan: it as him. Jason: No, it was their it was somebody else's name at the bottom, but if you looked at the if you weren't paying attention to that and you seen Goose show up, you just watch it. I like his dude, so I'm watching it. And then finally I look down at the bottom and it's not his username. It's somebody else. It'd be like John Smith posting our shorts and getting two hundred thousand views. Bryan: I would love that. Jason: Well, no shit. Yeah, because I'd love for him to get the stuff out. But Bryan: Yeah. Jason: peop what people do that's already got a big following, they don't like that. Cause somebody else is riding their back it's like a barnacle Bryan: Yeah. Jason: on a turtle, right? Then barnacles get all over them turtles and weigh them down and cause problems. Are they really killing the tur no, they're not, but they're weighing them down. They're you see what I'm saying? You it it's just bag it's just baggage. And you got people doing this shit that don't even believe in our values and this country, but they don't care. They'll pay anybody to do this shit. Bryan: Can you imagine how big this shit can get though when you think about the billions that are spent on campaigns? Jason: Is it is it not rigging elections a little bit? Bryan: I think it is. I mean, I think it's Jason: It's a form of it. Bryan: that's brainwash. I mean, they're filling our minds with just straight garbage. Just straight garbage. Jason: Yes, yes. Bryan: And this brings me back to where I started this with Candace. I I believe that Tucker and Candace were targeted not only be by the Clippers, but I think they also might have been targeted by money paid to influencers. You know? I I Jason: Yes. Bryan: just think that someone had enough money or someone had enough influence to get these podcasters just to talk shit about Tucker and Candace. You know, so you got these clips coming out and then you got these podcasters coming out. It's almost like a a two fold front against not just them. I mean, there's more, but you know Jason: Yeah, but they don't there's not a whole lot of people that back them to. Bryan: No Jason: You think there would be? Bryan: I mean, how bad does your message have to be to where you have to take out attack ads on a podcaster? Think about it. You are Jason: We talk about we talk about people, but we don't take ads out against nobody. Bryan: No, you paying somebody Jason: Yeah. Bryan: to take an attack against people. How bad does your message have to be? Yeah, Jason: Right. To pay somebody to get it out there, yes. Bryan: what or to pay you to rebut somebody you don't a podcaster? I mean, you Jason: Yeah. Bryan: you're not taking out an attack at on an another politician, you're not taking an attack at, you know, on another prominent like person in society, you a podcaster. Not saying that Candace and Tucker aren't very popular. They're very popular. Jason: That's why they're doing it though. Bryan: Yeah, but when you gotta take an attack ad out on people like that, that that's just ridiculous. Jason: Right. Bryan: Yeah it To me, if your message was that truthful, you wouldn't have to pay other people to make someone else look bad, you know? You just wouldn't. You wouldn't have to take a person especially a personal attack. Jason: Dude, I I'm telling you so real quick, my and I'm not gonna get sidetracked. It it flows into that. My my buddy this morning serving breakfast, his nickname's Juicy, and I'll have to tell you that story later, but he big dude. And so anyways, he was trying to get on our podcast to listen. He said, All I'm getting is your Facebook. I said, Well, yeah, you'll get you can get to the other one. It's YouTube that we do our full one on and Spotify and things like that. And he goes, okay. So we got on YouTube and looked it up and found it. He goes, there it is. I said, Yeah. I said, Don't judge us too much if you go way back. I said, 'cause we were pretty bad, right? At first. And we're still probably not that good, but I feel like we've gotten a lot better. Yeah. Yeah, I won't go back. I watched one episode of back in the day and I it Bryan: yeah. we gotten a lot better than we were, but yeah, we're not good at all. Jason: had a hard time watching that one for May. I almost got up, went, did something. And you know how it is listening to your own voice sometimes, but So, anyways, he goes, So which one are you? Are you the sense or the senseless? And I said, Usually I'm the senseless. I'm not gonna lie. Brian's the one that geeks out nerds on this stuff, and I'm learning it for the first time. It's like you're giving me a class on the podcast. I'll just say that. I don't keep Bryan: Well good. I'm glad glad to hear that now. Jason: No, you're educating me because I don't follow this stuff. So you've opened my mind to a bunch of stuff. Nothing gay, thank God. No like curious bicures. Yeah, not yet. Bryan: Not yet. But we'll we'll get there. Jason: Yeah, we'll get there. So appreciate anyways. But it reminds me, so this is the senseless part of me, the campaign with Will Farrell and Zach Guffin alive that comedy. It tell me Bryan: Yeah. Snuffilophagus? Jason: yes, enough a luffages or whatever his name is. Tell me that that shit it's a comedy and it was funny as hell. But tell me that's not how campaigns are. Bryan: I no, I I I I think it is. I mean, I that that comedy was based off of a lot of truth, Jason: Yes. Bryan: you know. Jason: We're gonna make people laugh by showing them the truth. Because Bryan: Yeah, I I think so. Jason: when they finally show the truth, you're like, that's so hilarious. There ain't no way that that yeah, it is. That's the way it happens. They never tell you what they're gonna do. Now, what's his name? Marty. I'll call him Marty because that's what his name was, Zach's name in the movie. He finally came out and said what he was gonna do. I'm gonna bring my broom and sweep this place up. And I'm gonna do this, do this. But the whole time Will Farrell, you you take my kid, I'm gonna fuck your wife. Bryan: Yeah. That's all they got. Jason: And well, he filmed it. He filmed an ad, screwing his wife banging her head in the freezer. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: You You see what I'm saying? But it's Bryan: Yeah. Jason: all about not what I'm gonna do. It's what the other person they it's bashing the other person so bad that you don't want to vote for them. That's all it is. It's never you didn't win Bryan: That's all it is. That's all it is. Because they have they have nothing else. If we go Jason: my vote. You just got me not to vote for the other person. That's all you did. You didn't win my vote. Bryan: And if your message was so truthful, you wouldn't have to pay others to make other people look bad. You know, if you if your message was truthful, it would resonate with a lot of people because truth, most people will stand by truth. You know, they'll follow truth, right? Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: But most of these motherfuckers are liars, right? And once they start down that road of lies, it it's hard for them to stop. Because each thing that is proven wrong or proven that it's a lie, they have to come up with something to justify that. Right. So they just start to snowball in all these fucking lies. And then once they get reached that point, the only thing they got is personal attacks. Yeah, you get to a point to where, well, I, yeah, I'll lie about everything, but that dude over there is a piece of shit. Jason: You know what it's it's like? It's it's nothing but a narcissistic system. Look how a narcissist handles themselves. They're always the victim. They always make the other person look bad to everybody else to so they get felt sorry for. That's how they get attention. They don't get it the normal way. They don't get it from doing stuff and and helping people and earning attention. They get it by making somebody else look bad and woe is me. And that's what politicians do. I mean, most of that's what they tell me tell me I'm lying. It's a bunch of narcissistic Bryan: You're not a lot. I I think Jason: fools. Bryan: I would think they all like that. I don't know if they all start off like that, but they end up like that. And I I would say right now, based off and we we're gonna talk about this a little bit deeper either later tonight on this episode or the next one. But I would think that there's still a lot of good people that like try to wanna get into politics, but ain't no money behind them, so they can't get in. So so the peah. Jason: That's what I'm saying. We talked about the Ross Perots and he wasn't gonna win as an independent. Bryan: So the people that's in there now, they have so Jason: Yeah. Bryan: much money behind them, they they have to be narcissistic because they're bought. You know what I'm saying? They they Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: they can't be what they were meant to be. You know, they they have to be someone else. Jason: Right. Well, and narcissism, you're you're you're a heavy manipulator and a liar. You live a lie and you're and you manipulate people. That's what your job, that's what you do. That's what you're good at doing is manipulating and lying. Even the ones that don't lie worth a shit. They still lie. They live a life of lies. Bryan: There's there's a lot of large. Jason: I mean, we talked about it with the Charlie Kirk assassination. None of that shit added up. I didn't need to read somebody else's pie or you just show me the evidence and I've been like, okay, that happened. No. That shit didn't happen. None of that happened. None of it. And now you got social Bryan: You can't believe your own eyes. Jason: media and you got snipers. You the Grim Reaper. Chris Kyle passed away, right? You know, he couldn't comment. You had the Grim Reaper, that black dude. And he even said, There's there's no way. There but go ahead. We can we can Bryan: And we're gonna move on from that one. But real quick, before we go any deeper, if any of this shit is making you think, do us a solid like the episode, share it with one person who actually reads or listens past the headline. Follow the show and subscribe so you don't miss the next episode. It generally helps two regular dudes to keep doing this shit. We thank you and appreciate every single one of you. Now back to the show. So we're gonna move on. Last week we touched on why I make arguments all the time and I wanted to expand on this. Now if I lose you at any point, just no. Jason: Do I need to get up and go to the bathroom for a little bit? Bryan: If I lose you at any point, just let me know. Okay, because it it it's it's a it's a little bit. All right. So when I am listening to someone tell me anything that's being stated as truth or telling me that my view is wrong. In most cases, my first instinct isn't to defend my beliefs. My first instinct is to understand why you believe the way that you do. You know, and why do I do this? I tend to do this because what you're saying is questioning my reality. You know, I believe that how you live your daily life and what you believe shapes your reality of the world. I believe that your reality of the world is based on your experiences and proven knowledge. That you have obtained through the years of your life. This knowledge and experience shapes you are as a person. When you're telling me something that is different from what I believe, you're simply questioning what I see as a reality. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: All right. Now, this doesn't mean that you're wrong. You may have a different view of what I believe, and I just want to understand your view. But I need to understand that view in a way that would change my perspective for me to actually view that and accept it as my new reality. Right. D did you understand that? Jason: I see where you're going with it. It's a f'd up way of looking at shit. I'm just gonna say that. Bryan: No, it's deep, but I'm telling you that's how I think. But I mean does Jason: I d yeah, I understand what you're getting at when you say that, but at no time am I trying to change your Bryan: No, no, no. I'm not saying you're trying to change it. That's just how I see it. I I just can't simply accept something at face value because when I I'm just not built that way. When I'm when when I'm doing something, anything that we're talking about, anything that I know. So Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: if if I know this is pink or whatever, if I think that's pink, and then you telling me it's purple, and I'm okay, it might be purple. Why do you think it's purple? Now you might actually know it's something that I don't know, right? And if you can explain that in a way that I understand it, I can now change and say that's purple. Does that make sense? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But until I understand that, I can't I can't un it's hard for me to agree with you on something. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, because my reality is being shaped by what you're question what what you're telling me is not real. Just like the press secretary that That lasted like five days for Trump. All right. Jason: Right. Bryan: Yesterday I saw an interview with Trump and he was talking about, you know, that she should reconsider. Now, whether it was reconsider coming back as press secretary or reconsider staying with the office, I don't know. But he was saying, like, you know, he should she should reconsider. And I seen those that press, you know, I've seen her when she did her only whatever you call that press thing. And it wasn't good at all. You know, not not even one bit. So I'm I'm listening to what he's saying, and I'm seeing this. And to me, he's just a liar, right? So he's questioned Jason: Right. Bryan: my reality by what he's saying. Jason: Right. Bryan: You see what I'm getting at? So he's not going to explain himself to me, but that right there, that's one tick. He's a liar. The economy, when he keeps saying how the great the economy is. I know the economy's not that great. I see my reality. He's a liar. Now, if you tell me how great the economy is, all right. And I'll might ask you a say, so how do you see that? Now where you live and what you do, your reality might be different than mine. You see what I'm getting at? We might not be living the same reality. And you can explain that to me. And then I can understand that that, hey, look, you know, in other parts of this country. The economy's really doing great. So now I don't have a hundred percent idea that the economy sucks across the board. I know at least one person in one area is actually doing what their area is actually doing good. Does that make sense? Jason: Yeah. Bryan: I know it's deep and it I I request I I question everything. You know, I I question my beliefs all the time. Jason: I guess I'm like Joe Dirt when they well, how's the posse track rear end? Well, I don't know, it just does. When he would Bryan: Yeah. Jason: say that on Joe Dirt all the time. You know, how does this work? I don't know. It just does. This just works. I I don't know the all the ins and outs. you're you're you're more in depth with that. I'm I guess I'm not. I'm more Bryan: And that's what I'm trying to explain. And is it's not and it's not even to you. I just I was thinking about this, you know, I I listened back when I was doing the editing and I heard I'm like, you know what? I want to explain exactly, you know, how I think. And I'm not gonna go too in more in depth in it, but I I question my beliefs all the time. I do. Especially when it comes to things like religion and politics. And it's mainly because there's such a divide between people in both religion and politics, which makes me question. How can everyone believe that they're right when we're so divided? I remember constantly asking myself, as well as my wife, when when like the elections were going on, you know, we knew we were gonna vote for Trump. But how do we know we're voting for the right person? When when half the country, or at least what they're trying to make us believe that half the country is gonna vote the opposite way, how do you know you're right? Jason: I think I was gonna bring that up just a second ago. I'm sick and tired of voting for the lesser of two evils. I'd r I'd rather vote for somebody and be like, I felt comfortable with that vote. Bryan: Exactly. How how can you sit here and say with confidence that the person you voted for will be the difference that we all need? When Jason: Yeah. Bryan: when there's people in your own community, you know, going through the same struggles as you see things the opposite way. Jason: Right. Bryan: One of us has to be wrong. You know, and I'm not trying to make it as simple as black and white. As I know, there's always a gray area, and I I live in a gray area. But people are so adamant about their candidate being the answer that the elections are drawn in black and white, you know, good versus evil. It it is just like we're saying earlier, it it's never that we have two great candidates and it's a hard choice. Like you just said, it it's the Jason: I that's what I wanna have. I wanna get s I wanna come out sweating. Bryan: Yeah, 'cause you don't know man, that was a hard choice, you know. Jason: Yeah. Man, I really wanted to give this dude a shot too, you know what I'm saying? 'Cause damn, am I gonna regret Bryan: No. Jason: this or whatever? Bryan: We we always got one candidate that's gonna save your life and the other one's just piece of shit, you know? And it and it cut both ways. Jason: Yeah. Or they're both turds and you're just voting for the less of the turds. Bryan: Well, that's what I'm saying. It it depends on what what campaign commercial you're hearing. You know what I'm saying? And and who you're voting for. It it 'cause Jason: No yeah. yeah. Yeah. Bryan: it goes both ways. And again, one of these w somebody has to be wrong. And Jason: And why's this shit gotta come out on somebody when they're running for something? Why didn't that shit come out when it happened? You remember his grab a girl by the coochie? Bryan: Yeah. Jason: Somebody just sat on that. there's a rainy day. I'm gonna bull this shit out. Bryan: You know that that's pretty evil to even think like that. You know, we're gonna need this one. Cha ching. Jason: That's why I don't I don't care. Bring that out. I don't care. Unless it just happened today or yesterday. Why are you holding on to that? So what that dude said that ten years ago. He wasn't running for president ten years ago. Bryan: I I agree with that too. You know, d is that part of his character? Yes. Is that not part of most men's character? And and and I'm not trying to downplay what he said by no means. Jason: Right. Bryan: But what he said is true. When you have enough money, you can pretty much do that. And I'm not saying to any woman, but I've seen some nasty shit go on with people, with money, with women. You know, and I'm not trying to be, you know, disgusting anything. It's the truth. You know? Jason: I told my okay, so I'll say this because I'm an open book and maybe some a t sometimes too much, but we've spent a lot of money building this thing, right? Putting this thing together between it making me dry fit and check measurements twenty times, it's spending a lot of money too. Right. And it and I told my wife, I said, you know what would make us go a lot quicker and better? Feet finder. Take some pictures of your feet and put it on there. You ain't even gotta have your face on there. You can make millions. But I'm like, no, we ain't doing that, cause we ain't we ain't stooping that low. Unless she she does and I don't know about it, all of a sudden she's like, You ain't gotta work no more. And I'll be like, Why's that? And she's like, I can't tell you. I'd be like, Okay, you keep it to yourself. But anyway, you know what I'm saying? You got girls taking pictures of their buttholes, dude, and putting that crap online, making more than me in a day, making more than me and you making four years. They make in a day. Some girl was selling farts for a thousand. Bryan: Chocolate strawfish making that money. Jason: S some girl was farting in a mason jar selling for two grand a pop. Bryan: See, I'm not mad at the girl though. It's the dude that's buying it, that's making it a fucking seriously. Jason: But when you got money then people with money, dude, they they get some sick shit, dude. I'm just saying they do. Yes. Bryan: Dude, we went over the portapot parties. Yeah, they do some nasty shit. Jason: You don't hear f people are what do you want to call us? Middle class and poor? Middle class and poor people ain't doing that shit. Bryan: No, what we're doing and I'm not saying we, I'm just saying like when I say we, I'm just talking about lower class. Might be like chaining somebody up in the basement or some shit. Jason: What's wrong with that, dude? I got three downstairs right now waiting to be whipped. Bryan: I'm not trying to be sick, but ye whenever you see that shit, you don't see a rich per I'm not saying rich people don't do it, but when you see it on the news, you ain't seen rich people. Jason: Who who's saying that a rich person ain't funding it? Bryan: But you might be right. You might be right. I'm just, you know, just making light of it in a sick way. It kinda fucked up. I'm sorry. Jason: No, but you're right. You look you follow money and dude there's some sick, nasty stuff around it all the time. It's tainted a lot. High money's tainted. But go ahead. I just Bryan: No, I was just gonna say, I mean, both sides are fucked up and all we get is these illusions illusions of a choice, you know? Jason: Yeah. Bryan: And what ends up happening is you get two shitty candidates and you vote the party line, right? And w what does that do? You know, really, what does that do? Jason: I'm sick and tired of it, dude. I would, I'd rather get rid of the parties and just have it just open people that are voted in. Just like Omar. I'm trying not to did you hear what happened with her? Bryan: Yeah, I didn't read the whole thing yet, but I started reading on it. Jason: Her name's wrong. She married her brother. Like Trump's telling Johnson to shut her down. Like she should not be allowed in Congress anymore. She was fraudulent in the way she got in. Why why are we dealing with this, Bryan.? I mean, why are people like that even in? Why is that that not vetted? Bryan: I don't know. Why did we Jason: She got in that way, but Trump grabbed some girl by the pussy back ten years ago and Bryan: Okay. Jason: that you see what I'm saying? Bryan: She was voted in, right? All Jason: Yeah. Bryan: right. So why was she voted in? Jason: Yeah. Bryan: That would be where we need to start. How did we get to a point to where, you know? Jason: She was allowed to be on the ballot. Bryan: Exactly. That's that's where you need to get. And then people supported her to vote her in and I don't know. I Jason: Yeah, but you flood a area with the the those pe the Somalians and all Bryan: That that's my point. That's my point. Jason: that they're flooding people in these areas to vote. Bryan: If you if you find figure out who put those people there, then you figure out who got her elected. Jason: Mm. Bryan: And it just I don't know. I I don't wanna dig in that rabbit hole just yet, you know. Jason: I know. I'm sorry. I get your mind. I gotta watch what I say to you 'cause we could get sidetracked real quick. I you you are a big geek on this shit. Bryan: Yeah. Now no wanna talk about talk about the disagreement on religion and Forever people have disagreed over what religion is right and what political views are the best, right? Yet Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: through it all, we just get more religions and churches popping up in political parties, doubling down on what they believe. Everyone can't be right. So someone has to be wrong. And that's why I question my beliefs. Could my beliefs be wrong? If they're wrong, then what is right? So I search for these answers, which just leads me to more questions and confusion. Most people are so confident that they're living life the correct way that they don't ever question what they believe or know is right. Most people won't think this way because that requires them to look for why they can be wrong. And being wrong questions their reality, and their reality is who they are. And when you question who someone is, that makes that person defensive because if someone knows anything about the world, they know exactly who they are. But how do you really know who you are if you don't question it? You don't. You just assume that you know who you are by staying comfortable and reaching for reassurance in your beliefs by surrounding yourself with like-minded people. You don't challenge your own thinking because you don't have to. Everyone you know thinks like you, so it has to be right. Yet the other half the country that votes differently also believes the same about themselves. So someone is wrong. The guy that grew up in the Middle East, right? He Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: grew up knowing that the God that he was told to worship is the one and only God, and following that God will make him a good person. Yet the guy that grew up under a different religion in the United States also thinks the same of their God. And instead of just saying that we're all children of God, we argue over how we perceive God and the correct religion to follow God. They can't all be right. Some have to be wrong, but your conviction for your God makes you feel as though your belief system is right and you'll die on that hill. But what if you're wrong? This is just how I think, you know, and it goes much deeper than that. Trust me. I'm not this is why I'm constantly everyone thinks I'm arguing with them. I'm not arguing with Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I'm trying to understand your perspective. I'm trying to understand your reality. And Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: why do you really believe so much in what you think of your beliefs? That makes sense. Jason: Yeah, but I mean not everything has an answer for it. I think you're always searching for an answer to stuff. I Bryan: I am. And again, with religion and all, it might not ever have an answer. But my thing is it's right, and and that's what you believe, and that that's why you convicted. But Jason: No. I just know what I know in my heart. That's yeah. Right. Bryan: and I try to be that. Jason: But I don't believe what I grew up hearing and being told. Yeah. Bryan: No, but that's that's just an example. You know what I'm saying? But if if if you believe in another religion, okay, so if you went to the Middle East and Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: and I'm assuming I've never been there, but I'm just assuming that most of are Muslim. Okay. Jason: Yeah, it's they are Arabic. I mean they got some Christians up in Mosul, but yeah, they're mostly Muslim. Bryan: But so if you would if if right now if you went to the Middle East Jason: Uh-huh. Bryan: and you was a practicing your religion, which you know, they they let's say they allow you to practice your religion and all this other stuff, and you started meeting good Muslim people, Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: do you think that I mean, eventually you might convert? I'm not saying you might understand the Muslim religion and maybe be like, Hey, look, you know, they have a God. Jason: Well, y I don't know. I've I've struggled with that too because I did spend time over there in Iraq and Kuwait and we had Arabics riding with us on convoys and things. Bryan: Uh-huh. Jason: And I talked to you know, I because I'm always I was always trying to learn other cultures and how people think and all that. And then one of our stops, it was called Scania. It was on it was like on the main road from Kuwait up to Baghdad. They had these fuel points and then it had a camp off to the side. So we would stop there and stay a lot of times. We'd fuel our trucks up and then park into the holding area and then go find tents somewhere and and stay until the next day. Well, anyways, that place had a tour of Abraham's birthplace. Bryan: Did you do it? Jason: You'd have to do your research. They Abraham was their father too, Bryan: Mm-hmm. Jason: because he slept with his his wife's concubine, Hagar, and had Ishmael. And then finally God blessed his wife with Isaac. And his wife got mad and wanted Hagar, even though she agreed to it first. Now she now that she has a son, she wanted Abraham to cast Hagar and Ishmael into the desert and kick them out. And God told him to do that. And I will make unto him a great nation. It says it in the Bible. In my Bible, it says that. But then that's where it stops. That part stops. Well, he did make unto a a great nation. They call it Allah. Okay. There's all kinds of different translations for God and Jesus, Yahweh and I I forget all these different names you'll hear used to represent Jesus or God. Okay. Can Allah not be one too? Bryan: That's yeah. That's what I'm getting at. Yeah, Jason: You see what I'm saying? Bryan: I understand exactly what you're saying. And I'm glad that you think that way. You know, I'm it's and it's not that you c you're not questioning your religion, you just trying to understand someone else's. Jason: People, people that sit peop no, no, I'm yes, because listen, don't think that I don't think a book can be written too to manipulate your mind. And it could be twitch, we done found that out with the Schofield Bible. We done found out they were doctrined that to make us think that the Jews were the chosen you got you gotta do what Israel says, or you're gonna go to hell. That I'm telling you that that Tribe was protected because Jesus was coming through that lineage. If Jesus was coming through the Philistines or the Canaanites or whatever, God would have protected them. He had to protect the lineage that his son was coming from. If that makes sense. He would Bryan: That does make sense. Jason: have protected them all until you were born. And after that, I think, like I said, they. They sped on they hung him on a cross. So that you see what I'm getting at? So it's you you listen to people in pulpits that never been overseas to see that and to witness that. And they wanna tell you what to believe? Get out and go look. Get outside of that wall at that church and go look at what's really going on in life. Bryan: And that's what I asked the question. You know, is you have to Jason: And how many of them preachers were coming into the cable office feed or paying my wife their bill before it hit their house because of porn movies they were watching? Bryan: Wow. Yeah. Jason: Do you see what I'm saying? But th then it's sitting up there in that pulpit pointing fingers at you in your sinful ways, but them guys were sitting at home watching porn on TV, the the pay per view stuff. Bryan: At least they weren't messing with children. And we're gonna talk about that in a couple of weeks too. I g I I be I Jason: Yeah, but anyway, y I'm just getting at dude. Yeah, the the hypocrites, the I'm telling you, it's full of it. It's full of it. Bryan: No, they they are. Yeah, I I won't I won't worship any man. Jason: No. Bryan: You know, and and I I find that a problem. Now there's two things I don't question, believe it or not. And that's good and evil. And I because I know there's both in this world. And what I can't answer is what makes you good or what makes you evil. I I believe that answer will be different for everyone. No two people have gone through the same shit in their life. But you better believe that every person is going through some level of shit in their life. Now, I believe your struggles don't make you special. How you dealt with these struggles, that's what makes you special. Everyone will have it bad at some point in their life. And some people just gonna have it bad their whole fucking life. But always remember that no matter how bad you think your bad is. There's always someone out there with a bad that is much worse than yours. So be courteous. We all live in the same fucked up world dealing with shit that no one knows about. You know, and so don't be the ordinary asshole because you had a bad day. We already got enough of them motherfuckers. Be respectful, be courteous, and life will reward you for it. Agree with that? Jason: shoot, there was a there was a meme that was big on TikTok or Facebook or whatever back in the day that says you think your job sucks and it showed two women on a line making dildos. You imagine having that job all day, every day? I'm just saying, and Bryan: Yeah. Jason: that's not even the worst. I mean, you could think about a million jobs that would suck. To do, just to make money. Like the trash guy back in the day, dealing with everybody. Now they got trucks that just grab it and kick it over to the side. Bryan: My grandpa was a trash man. Jason: yeah. To me, I'm like, geez, that would almost be a good job. Just throw your AirPods in, put a podcast on, and just drive around pick and if they don't put it right by the curb, you don't pick it up. You don't get out that truck. Bryan: Nope. They don't do shit. Jason: But I remember the trash guys when I was young. Them dudes look like freaking just n They were nasty. I'm sorry. They were, huh? Yeah. Bryan: The Mobak. Mobak. Mobak. Mobak. The Mobaks. Jason: And and I know what was in that trash can, the maggots in it, and all that. And they were dealing with that all day long. Or the guy that dumps the that has to load the chicken shit that they dump on these fields now. So we got all these chicken hatcheries, people Bryan: Yeah. Jason: that raise chickens here for Tyson. Well guess what they do with that chicken shit? Bryan: I would assume fertilizer. Jason: Yeah, they run these farmers run it as fertilizer. That stuff stinks. You remember that out in California over at the at the barracks. Bryan: yeah, I remember what it smelled like, yeah. Jason: Yeah, the strawberry fields, man. You couldn't roll your windows down in your car. That stuff would stain in your interior. That yes. You imagine the guy loading that into the the spreader all day, eating a sandwich while smelling that shit? I mean, come on. And then you think you see these third world countries. Some of these jobs these people do over there, dude, we're spoiled. Bryan: We're very spoiled. Jason: Yeah. But like you said, the word says it's It's not falling down, it's how you get up. I ain't gonna feel sorry for you. I'm gonna encourage you, get up, and when you get up, then I'm gonna be like, Good job, man. Come on. And that's what people just want to lay on the ground and what was me. Bryan: 'Cause that gives them attention. D motherfuckers get attention, yeah. Jason: I know, dude. Seek it elsewhere. Seek it elsewhere. Bryan: Yeah, go go show your chocolate strawfish on get all the fucking attention you want. All right. Jason: Yeah. Just put that out there. Yeah. Bryan: So one last thing before we go on this episode. I got a Jason: Alright. Bryan: holiday PSA, if you will. Not so much, but it is. All right, so with Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays coming up, I want to discuss courteousness. These holidays should be about enjoying Jason: He's Bryan: family and friends, yet they can be a stressful time of the year. This is especially true when you're out and about doing your shopping. The traffic is worse than normal. And of course you're the best driver, right? Everyone else Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: don't know where they're going or what the fuck they're doing or shouldn't even be in a damn vehicle. Parking lots are packed and finding a parking spot is a fucking chore. We're hyper focused on what we need and what we want. I want to need Trump. Everyone else's need to be out themselves. And why? Because most people are so self centered, they don't understand that we need to share this world with other people. What they need to do is more important than your time. You're just an obstacle in their way. Now, to be fair, not everyone feels like this. However, most people do lose their patience while out shopping for one reason or another. Therefore, I wanted to give you an example of how things can get sideways even when you don't think you're doing anything wrong. I started telling you this story a couple weeks ago, but I didn't. finish telling you because I wanted to tell it on a podcast and we didn't get to it yet. But a few weeks ago we were out and my wife needed to stop by Walgreens. It had just gotten dark outside and we wasn't in the worst area of town, but you get some questionable characters that come out night, right? So Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: we we pull into Walgreens parking lot and the first thing I noticed are these homeless people sitting outside the entrance. And Normally homeless people don't bother me, but they have one guy like dragging a fucking crate by a string like a dog. Right. So I see this and all of a sudden now me just parking change because now I need to get into a spot to where I can see that front door because my wife's going in. Okay. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So all that changed and so now I'm looking for a parking spot that I can see the front entrance. So I pull around the parking lot and I want to back up into this parking spot. So I'm facing the entrance. And when I pull around, there's a car just to the right side of me. I think this car is waiting for me to get out its way so it can park where I'm at because I'm blocking three or four parking spots. So I figured I would just pull up to the entrance and let my wife out. Then I would back up into the parking spot. Well, this car pulls up behind me. I didn't know. So I I now I stopped. Now the car pulls up on side of me and he rolls his window down and he's yelling at me. So I can't hear him. So I turn, I say, hold on a second, let me turn the radio down. And he gets mad and luckily he drives away. So Jennifer gets out the truck, I park, and I start thinking about what happened. And this is what I believe happened. Because as soon as this guy rolled his window down, I grabbed my gun. All right. So what I believe happened was I pulled in the parking lot. And this guy is being courteous enough to allow me to park. I think he wants to park where I'm at. So I pulled forward. He turns because he's trying to go the direction that I just went. So Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: now he's behind me. And I just stopped as soon as he fucking turned. Right? So now he's probably pissed the fuck off because he waited on me. And now as soon as I move, I stop. Now he stopped again. So he pulls around me and he's fucking, I don't know what he said to me, but he wasn't motherfucking happy. So if he decided that he was gonna stay and argue with me or get out his vehicle and come to me in an aggressive manner. I have a gun. It's quite possible he has a gun. That little altercation, whatever it was at that point, could have ended badly over a total misunderstanding. Because Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I didn't know what I thought I was doing what was right. He thought he was probably being courteous to me, then I just became an asshole by just totally blocking him. And that could have gone sideways really quick if we both wasn't courteous enough just to say, okay, just whatever it was. This guy just wanted to get on with his night. Luckily, he just got on with his night. If he hears this, man, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to block you off. But I mean, I'm just saying this because something can change that fucking quick. You know, you can change your whole life in a second because Jason: Yep. Yep. Bryan: you just got mad about somebody just yelling at you that for no reason when you were just trying to be nice. You know, so just think about it. I mean, that could change your life forever. Jason: I'm not getting paid by this show or anything, but Fear Thy Neighbor on the ID channel is a hell of a series to watch. If you want to see how people go from being cool with each other to next thing you know, one of the you either kill your neighbor or your neighbor killed you. And it's usually over something stupid. Like it Bryan: Really? Jason: all starts out fine and then just something snaps with with them or you and yeah, I I used to watch series on there all the time until I saw Holly taking notes and making comments. Well, I know how to get away away with that. And I'm like, okay, we're changing that. Bryan: No, that's that's the ca for what I seen, that's the was the Lifetime channel when Jason: Yeah. Bryan: when all them women just kill all their husbands and shit. It's like Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: And and you wonder why so many men are dying and it's like Jason: Yeah, I just signed a lot of documents for you earlier and you're over here probably putting rat poison in my stuff. I mean, all the signs of poisoning, like bald going bald slowly and my hair turning color. I mean, I'm a I've had this since I was like forty years old, forty five, white hair. It's like damn. But anyways, I think it's Bryan: Yeah, so that's my Jason: a slow it's a slow kill. It's a slow kill she's doing. Yeah. Bryan: Slow kill. Well, I think we all own a slow death. I don't know if it's intentional. I mean the from the time you're born you're dying, right? So Jason: Yeah, my history teacher used to tell us that in junior high. You know you're you're a day closer to dying. Bryan: You are. Every second. TikTok, motherfuckers. That's and Jason: Yeah, he told us that every day in homeroom. Like Bryan: that's good to know because that makes you want to live. Jason: Yeah. That's what he said it was meant to. I was like, Man, it just sounds like fear. Bryan: No, it's it's meant to make you want to live because everyone said you only live once. No, motherfucker, you live every day. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Every day you need to live. And again, going back to what my PSA, the whole thing is is just be courteous because you don't know what someone else is going through. And you don't know what you're thinking. I thought I was doing everything right. This pro guy probably thought he was doing everything right. And it just became a problem. You know, luckily it it it ended the way it did, but Shit like that can change rather quickly. All for something stupid, especially if you're talking about a parking spot. They there've been plenty of examples of people getting shot lately over parking spots within the last year. And it it's ridiculous to have to even worry about that. You know? All right. So if you made it this far, thanks, really and truly. Thank you. If you want to Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: reach out, disagree, send a story, or just talk shit, email us at the Sense and Senseless. podcast at outlook dot com. Jason, you got anything before we wrap up? Jason: Nope, just keep sending the comments and the likes. We like Bryan: All right, so this is my takeaway from the night. Clipping makes manufactured outrage look like the whole country has just woke up mad. Questioning your own reality sucks, but it's the only way to find out if what you believe is actually your own beliefs or just what you've been handed by all the garbage we are fed. And a little patience in a parking lot can keep a bad night from becoming a night that changes everything. Thanks again for joining us. This is the Sense and Sensus Podcast. I am Bri. Peace. Jason: I'm Jason. Peace.