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Kori Wilkerson joins the show! · Day Drinking With Dog

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Drinking, Drinking Day, Drinking, Drinking, Dog Day, Drinking, Welcome
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Back Day, Drinking with Dog. This is an episode I've been waiting to
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do for about a month now. Uh, Corey Wilkerson, Hi, Hi,
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how are you? Thanks for coming on the show, Thanks for having
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me. We are. We are here to talk about a movie, Sound
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of Freedom. Yes, that flew under the radar but actually did very well
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the box office when it came out about a little over a month ago.
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I would say, yeah, it's like right after fourth I think July,
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and uh it actually beat uh the Indiana Jones movie. It didn't. I
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saw that movie. Yeah, which one was better? Context is a little
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different, but I'm not get it down that one really well, just for
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the nature of the I listen, I took myself to see Sound of Freedom.
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Yeah, so sitting in that movie by myself and watching this, it
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was just like Indiana Jones. It's like I've seen all of those, so
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it's like I knew what was going to happen. I was, you know,
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it was. I heard it was pretty bad though it wasn't. If
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you put that in its own box, it wasn't great. Now it was
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The early ones are definitely much better. Yeah. You know, I had
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this conversation when I had Tony running for mayor you know where. He's a
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little bit older than me, but we were talking about when we were kids
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going to the movies, and my like first like major mega opening weekend movie
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was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Dooms. Yeah, and I gotta say
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I had it been like ten or eleven, and the line was around the
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corner and you know, it took forever to get in. I was so
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excited to be there. We saw it, and then two weeks later,
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when it was you know, the next big movies out, I went and
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saw it like four more times, absolutely right. Yeah, And that mystique
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of movies is I don't think it's there anything That excitement is not there like
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when you maybe just maybe yeah, but still, I mean there's still nothing
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like a good movie that you can only go to a theater to see and
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just have that experience. But yeah, So I went Monday. Uh,
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you know, I've I've always you know what I follow. So I had
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been you know, doing some stuff. Hold on one second, I've been
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doing some stuff. Sorry, I forgot to start recording button on the video
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side of it's okay. So if you're watching that video on YouTube, this
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is Corey Wilkerson. Everybody to the camp. It sucks being like your own
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like producer. I always forget one little thing and then this one happened to
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be a big one. But no one watches my YouTube yet. So it's
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all about the radio right now. Okay? Yeah, so so uh yeah,
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So I go to the movies Monday. There was a one forty walk
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in and this is about a quick synopsis of movies. Now, so you
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go to the mall, which I hate. But then thinking about like about
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the mall with the movies is you can just go upstairs, drive all the
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way up. You don't have to walk through the mall to access ye yep.
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And I get up there and I am there's like four people in line
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for the kiosk, and there's like a lady standing there by herself. So
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I'm like, I go over there and she's like ten bucks, pick your
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seat, yes, and it's a nice lounger and I'm like, oh,
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this is pretty nice, you know whatever. And the movie is supposed to
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start at one forty. Now I get ten minutes. But the previews didn't
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even start till one fifty, it was like coke commercials and your exits,
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and I think there was another stupid commercial, and then a movie club thing,
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and then this and that and then finally investment to go to the movie
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just to get the Yeah. Now, I'm all about previews like you always
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of people are like cool previews, but where it's like seven of them now,
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yes, and then too many. I'm like, okay, I know
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the movies two hours, and I said running time two ten, so whatever,
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So it finally starts at like literally two ten. It starts at two
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ten. So so spoiler alert. We're gonna talk a lot about the movie
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absolutely, So if you haven't seen it yet and you want to see it
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without a spoil it, you know, maybe hopefully listen to the show later
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and kind of fall along with some of our takes from it or spoil it
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for yourself and then come see. You know what's funny is, yeah,
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right, what's funny is I don't really care if somebody spoils a movie for
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me that I'm gonna watch regardless. I mean, there are certain movies,
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like you know, the usual Suspects, like I didn't want to know the
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ending of that. Yeah, you can talk about the movie all along the
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way, you know, just don't spoil the ending. And this isn't really
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that kind of movie. It's it's documented, it's it's a true story.
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You can you probably read about it if you're into this kind of stuff and
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researching how bad this epidemic is. So basically it follows a homeland security detective,
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yes, who's basically in charge of finding pedophiles and child pornography and child
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sex sleeve stuff. And his name was Tim Ballard or still is he's still
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with us, And it starts out you know, you know, I didn't
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know how to go into this movie because I knew it was going to be
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sad. I didn't know if it was going to be graphic, which I
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didn't want. Yeah, I was a little unsure of that as well.
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But I'm glad it wasn't because there was enough inference to like, you know
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that, Yeah, we see what happens next, and I didn't think it
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was going that route, but I didn't know. I mean it could,
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yeah, it has to, I guess to get to that point, you
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know, and obviously getting more into the movie, you see how easily that
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is done. And that was the basis if it was these kids in they
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were so cute and this woman just wanted to suck them into her world for
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a profit, had no expense to their lives at all, Right, and
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there's no twists and turns that you don't really I thought the ending was harrowing,
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and we'll obviously get to that. Yeah, but like, yeah,
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when what was her name, Tanya or what was the girl that the talent
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agent? I believe it was Tanya. I could be Remember you're you're introduced
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through Rosseo who's the girl, Yes? And Miguel who's the boy? Yes?
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And their brothers sister there about it a year apart, and the father's
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like a single dad and uh looked like he was like a steel or iron
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worker or something blue color worker for sure. Just a knock on the door.
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Yeah, and there's this beautiful, stunning lady there. Yeah, and
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she must said she saw her at the market singing. Yeah, she was
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singing, and then she I think she followed her like to her house and
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like sat outside and listened to her sing. And that's where she was like,
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hmm, yes, this is one I can go in there and then
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pitch the whole Your daughter's so talented and beautiful, she can make so much
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money, this and that. And then I didn't realize when they were having
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that meeting that she wanted the brother as well. So when he dropped them
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both off, I was like, oh my goodness, So I think that
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an ad like she was like, oh, I will take him to Yeah
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absolutely yeah. Uh So the daughter convinces the father to let, you know,
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basically let him do that, but he insists on going. Yeah.
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So they all hop out a bus and they're in like, where are the
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Guatemala or I believe so somewhere like that, And they're taking a city boss
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and they get to a basically a not an abandoned building, but a building
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I think it was a hotel. I think it was a hotel. Yeah,
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And they all walk up and the father feels relieved because when they opens
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the doors, he's a bunch of other kids and yeah, this is this
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is awesome area. And then he tries to walk in and the lady's like,
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no, you can't come back, but you have to be picked him
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up at seven pm sharp, which is crazy. Yeah, how do you
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mean there's no adult supervision in that room? Other than you. There wasn't
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like a hey, now what this doesn't seem right? Like he was like
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okay, I guess I see it at seven and before we move, Like
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that's the that's the allure of poor people, and it sucks. It's like,
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you know, everyone knows pop stars and there's you know, one of
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every ten pop star came from nothing, yes, and that's their hope and
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dreams. And maybe my kid you know she was really talented as a ten
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year old girl and it's like, oh, but to exploit her like that
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for like such an innocent look to the father but behind closed doors, this
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is I mean yeah when so we'll get to the next sid Well, this
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is the creepiest part for me. Like the whole movie is the photo shoot.
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Yeah. So now they got all the kids in and they're putting them
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in these poses. They're ten, nine, eight years old young like you
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know, kissing lips, yeah, and like open up they're very high v
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next shirt a little more like to show what to show? They are eight?
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They have nothing there like what it's it was very cringey for sure.
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Right, So, as you can predict, the father comes back to pick
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him up and there's nobody there, nobody in the hotels, no one there.
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It's like the band in the whole building. He couldn't get ahold of
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anything. Yeah, there's nobody there. Yeah, and that's that. Yeah.
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And he's like, my kids are gone, and now now what and
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what am I supposed to do? Yeah? And you know, the police
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don't really like these kids banners so quickly it's it's it's it's amazing they ended
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up finding them. Oh, it's a miracle like that. I mean,
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obviously it's a movies, but like, but does that happen? It did
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happen, So that would be fast forward to now we meet Tim Ballard.
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Yeah, and he's just on a basic case that he's been doing with another
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guy. And of all the photos that they took in this room, this
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creep fucking pedophile puts together an album yes online and he calls it like the
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Spring Spring. Uh. I'm trying to remember. I saw this movie.
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Okay, we're good. It was called like the Spring Teaser album. Yeah.
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So all these other creeper pedophiles are online and they're like selecting children,
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they were subscribing. I'm pretty sure he was like running the website and they
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were purchasing from it, right, it's so fucking sick. They are literally
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sitting outside of this guy's house. They're just waiting for him to click and
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start uploading, and then they bust them and they get back to the the
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whatever, the Homeland Security, and the other guy's like creeped. I was
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like, why do you do this? Why do you do this? Yeah?
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And he's like, you know, I've caught two hundred and eighty eight
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pedophiles, and the other guys like, yeah, how many kids have you
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saved? Oh? Yeah, remember that? Yes, I do remember that.
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It's like whoa, whoa, He's trying wait a minute now. Yeah,
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And he even said he's like, I'm Homeland Security. I can't leave
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the country. He can't, you know, until he did, until he
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did so all right, So here we are. So now he's got the
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guy, ye, and he brings him in and he pretends to him that
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he's a pedophile too, Yes, and the dude like falls for it.
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He does. Yeah, Well, he had to make a couple weird moves
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out of his character, which I think you can see. I think he
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portrays a good part of this that you could tell. They was obviously uncomfortable
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with what he was doing because he has kids. It's like a lot of
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kids, Yeah, like he had I think he had six in the movie.
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Yeah. And then when they showed the final picture of actual tim,
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they have another baby. That was Yeah, that was a cheaper by the
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dozen first yes, so so so they he basically cons the guy. It's
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a giving up a name, and they get the name. They know this
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dude is like traveling over the Mexican border. Yeah, and they stop him
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and mcguel Rossil's brother is in the car. Yeah, and he's frightened and
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he's he just looks terrified, and they create a bond the two of them,
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which I thought was really cool. Absolutely, and there was a good
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trust factor there. And he gets reunited with the father, you know,
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but now the father's like, where's my daughter? Yes, And this is
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where I think the movie really escalates. For sure, this was just getting
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started. So this whole thing was really going to turn out to be right,
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because I had a lot of things in my head going on, like,
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all right, you know, this is just going to be a basic
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internet sleuth finding people kind of thing, or I didn't know which because I
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didn't I didn't really want to know the story. Yeah, Like I didn't
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really know about it before this movie came out, so I was intrigued.
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That was like it had me hooked. So I'm like, all right,
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how is this? Which direction is this going to go? So here we
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are. Now he goes back to Homeland Security, his boss, and he's
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like, you know, I need to go and find this girl. Yeah,
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because the father's like, you know, thanks for the son, but
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you know, how do I get my daughter back too? Which I thought
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was a little maybe not not you know, grateful enough, but you know,
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I get it, like if they if they boll excuse me, they
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went missing together. So I think in his mind he's like, well,
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why is he here and not my daughter? They and these stays stays separate
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these kids all the fucking of course. Yeah, So he basically convinces his
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boss to get like a ten thousand dollars budget fly down to like Bolga Tak
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Columbia. I think yes, I think it waste yes and uh and he
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getting introduced to this guy called Vampiro. That was the yes. I loved
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him, so, yeah, he's he was my favorite character. Absolutely.
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He made such a cool twist to the whole thing because he was a criminal.
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Essentially, it was tired criminal, tired criminal. He was in the
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mafia. And now all he does is he buys children to strictly rescue them,
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the kids and puts them in a safe house. Yeah, and so
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these guys, Yeah, it's incredible. So these two guys link up and
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it's like awesome dynamic duo, right hair like Batman and Robin. But so
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he's down there and now he's getting heat from home. Yeah. Was by
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the way, he never got any heat from his wife's supportive was a little
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made up, like not once maybe not once she was like, pabe,
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come on, you have six fucking kids at home. You're trying trying to
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find a needle in a haystack. Could you come home for a little bit?
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But no, she's like, go find her. Well, you know,
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just devil's advocate. Maybe she knew that he wouldn't have forgiven himself or
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been able to continue on with his life in the way that they carry their
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household if he hadn't at least tried or at least exhausted all efforts to get
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these kids back. Because they had those kids at home. You know,
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it's great in theory. It's us. I just had to put that because
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women I know, well I am one, I don't know. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. Anyway, so she's very supportive at home. Yes,
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she says, you know, go do this. So the only way he
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can do so caveat or not a caveat. But they have a guy they've
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used before, Pablo, who was a billionaire and he loves this kind of
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shit, and he basically he quits his job like nine months before he's like
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pension is ready to go. Oh yeah, like just gives up everything except
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his family to go find this girl. And he has a hard time convincing
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Pablo to fund this, so he comes up with his grand idea of a
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hotel. Yes, they're on an island, a pedophile island if you will,
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Epstein Island. And they faked the whole fucking thing yea. And they
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go super fucking undercover. They get into the right hands of the right people.
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That girl comes back, the girl that recruited Roseo and all the other
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children is part of this deal, and they all think they're going to be
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getting one hundred thousand dollars a piece. Just to start, they need to
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bring fifty kids to the island to show, you know, and so he's
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hoping that obviously she's on the fifty Kids list. Yeah, and uh it
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was wild. They set this whole thing up, and they fucking hook line
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and sinkered these things they did. They had swad well Columbia's version police and
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military on standby ready to go. They swarmed that island as quick as they
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gave that. They're all party and having a good time waiting for that last
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boat to come and put up a good show. I'll tell you that.
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It looked like they were really all into these kids. And then there was
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that one scene where the guy was like, oh, no, this one
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and he was like, no, I'm not touching him. No, but
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it's not what we're doing. And he's like, what do you mean,
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Yeah, we're here to do this, right, I mean I can't touch
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her. No, no, no, you can't touch this right he was
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like, And I love what he did with that guy absolutely. Yeah.
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So basically, when when the cops came, he told the swat to arrest
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us all, you know, even even us because the cops, Yeah,
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and leave that one guy and just pull him off to the side and put
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your arm around and walked down the beach with him, and he made everyone
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believe that that guy set them all up. Yes, so the people,
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the pedophiles are the ones running this whole joint, thought that they were set
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up by their their buddy, but you know, all actuality, it was
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it was by Tim and his crew. So unfortunately she was not one of
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the children that he was looking for, but greatly they rescued fifty kids as
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well. Yeah, so that was great. So now now you're part of
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the movie where he's he's he's dejected. He's like, all right, I
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don't I don't know what to do. Uh, how do we go about
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finding this girl? Should I give up? You know? What they did
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was great, but he's just still has this desire to find this girl.
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It wasn't going to be fully satisfied with any saying if he didn't find her.
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So he makes I think they get with So they get they get a
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lead. Yes, he shows the picture to one of the people that were
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arrested. Yes, and they pointed and they said it was the scorpion to
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Yeah, so there's this guy that lives in this remote fucking jungle. Way
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they portrayed what these people were living in was heartbreaking, like this is there's
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anacondo. It's just floating next to you in the river like it's it's pretty,
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and it's basically and dangerous like ten guerrilla warriors with like forty slaves,
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yeah, and just living in their own little area. They're they're well armed,
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absolutely, and but rampant with disease. Hard they any food, just
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so disease. Glad you brought it up. So how they get it?
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Yes, they did. They pretended to be un doctors and there was a
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vaccine for a bowl of type virus going around or whatever it was. And
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they only allowed Tim Ballad to go in. They wouldn't let vampire. Only
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one of you. Yeah, you stay here. So he goes in by
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himself, and the first day he finds her, he sees her like he
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does. He was walking through because he was talking to the scorpion, was
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like, I need to go in and check everybody. So in his mind
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he's gonna go walk around and look at every single person in this area.
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And he came across her stomping on what looked like some kind of fruit or
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whatever they were making. Yeah, it sounds like she's making a wine,
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but yeah, whatever she was doing. Yeah, and he calls out her
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name a couple of times. She finally takes the back I found you.
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Oh my god, he's found her. Yeah, he's on his own,
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he has no weapons. Yeah, and she's also the Scorpions person on purchase
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that sleeps with him. So how do you extract her from that situation?
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He bought her and she's in so he luckily finds them all drinking around camp
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fire, singing, playing guitar and drunk. Yes, so he sneaks in.
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All right, so if you want to stop listening now, this is
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pretty much the other. But he snakes in and she's in bed and she
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screams yes because she doesn't know what's going on, and he's like trying to
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get it from screaming. Yeah. Of course Scorpion hears her scream. So
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Scorpion comes up and he hides onto the bed and he just lays her down
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on the bed and he starts like taking his pants off, and it's like,
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oh god, this is what this He just makes you realize that this
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is what this girl's like been going every night that he's been trying to find
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her. Yeah, and tears were even yeah, like even I mean,
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she's broken. Absolutely, all these kids are broken. It's sad. It
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was really sad, Like that's they live their life with so much hope and
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then this is what the end result was, like this is what they were
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going to do the rest of their days on this earth. Like that's I
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can't even imagine going through something like that, like wholeheartedly. I've no idea
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people do it. I mean they'll turn you know. There. We'll get
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to some stats in a second. That and granted the stats are from the
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movie. I didn't do my own research, but I'm sure the pretty accurate.
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Uh So, here's the heron part of the movie. Like he basically
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kills Scorpion. I liked when like she looked up and he's just like close
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your eyes and he just fucking kills him. It was a little bit struggle,
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but he kills him. Yeah, and he sneaks her out. They
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get to the basically the boat. But right when they get to the boat,
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the radio goes off. The Scorpion's dead, and he's got to go
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up this little you know, Amazon river fucking inlet. Yeah it's not you
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know what I mean, Like it's a little waterway to get out of there
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to get back to his buddies, and they are just firing. It was
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crazy. I was like, I was at the edge of my seat.
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I'm like, I know how it's one of those great cinematic feats where you
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know what's gonna happen, but you're still like, oh shit, yeah,
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I think theybe the vampire gets fucking shot in the shoulder and dies, you
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know, you know, yeah, exactly, they all get out of there.
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Uh. It was it was It was crazy, and I was like,
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man, and then gets some gets gets her back to safety, gets
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in the hospital and checked out, and back to dad. And so Dad
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has the full family and of course, you know movies are usually full circle.
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Starts the scene with them, and it ends the scene with them there,
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and then it does a little biography kind of you know Tim Ballard and
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how he went to Congress and pass some laws. And I guess they actually
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all those people that they rested on that that fake island, they end up
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using them for more leads and arrest themself. Yet they interrogated the hell out
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of that. So he went after he found her, he went back and
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we're not done yet. Yeah, this can't be the only two kids so
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that's pretty much the movie in a nutshell. Ye. I don't know if
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he talked justice to it, but it really was good. It was moving.
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I I know, there's so much of this in the world and this
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is just one little minute faction of it of how it happens. It can
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happen online. They can groom kids right online. They cant groom kids to
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go meet you somewhere. Chat rooms is where they find you. I thought
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it was crazy. Actually the first scene in the movie, like when they're
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running the credits in the beginning, showing all those like CCV their CTV things
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close circuits, CCTV close circuit TVs and just like dudes like ride on the
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moped and just picking up a two year old baby out of the back of
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a girl just speeding about that part. Yeah, like all these things and
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those are real, Like all these crazy scenes that these people just snatching kids,
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yeah right off the street, yeah, left and right. Like the
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statistics they showed at the end two were insane. That I mean number one
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of this is not a million a billion dollar business worldwide. I think it
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said the US was like the leading abduction site. Whether these kids get sourced
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out elsewhere, but it's more dingerous to be a child in the US than
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almost anywhere else. And like I looked back to the movie you've seen Taken,
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Yes, so you know, obviously that was a little older. It
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wasn't like they were young girls, but it wasn't they weren't children. Yes,
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you know that obviously was a fictitious movie. But at the same time,
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that's kind of how it happens in Russia. And you know, they
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drug you and then you're they just keep drugging you because when you're a certain
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age you can fight and you're not innocent where like you don't know if this
24:07
is even real life, Like this is what I'm supposed to be doing,
24:10
Like I don't know what's right and what's wrong with right. You don't know.
24:11
But when you're seventeen, eighteen nineteen, they have to keep you drug
24:15
the whole time, to resist right, right to be a slave in this
24:19
industry. And I thought a telling point that he said in one scene was,
24:26
you know, a drug dealer basically gets a bag of coke and sells
24:30
it and that coke is consumed and gone, Yeah, you have to go
24:33
buy more coke, but with a human you can turn ten to fifteen tricks
24:40
a day. Yeah, every day? Wait, this is that safety years?
24:44
Yeah, I know what you're talking about. It also goes into when
24:48
this has surpassed the drug trade that is yeah, yeah, well no.
24:53
A scene came to my mind of Vampiro when Tim asked him why why are
25:00
you on the good side of this? Like how how did this make sense
25:03
for you? And he was like, because I got involved with a girl
25:04
and I found out what she was doing, the life she was living,
25:07
and I realized that I was the pain in her eyes, right, and
25:11
like why he was like himself, Yeah, because of this girl. And
25:15
that's what made me think of it, was that this girl was turning tricks
25:18
every day since she was nine years old. And you said that girl was
25:21
fourteen. Imagine doing that for that minute, Like I can't even children.
25:26
Yeah, that was his life, I think, so yeah, yeah,
25:30
and it's just oh, it's heartbreaking to see it really is. And I
25:36
think everyone, you know, we'll get into like this little two minute fucking
25:40
message at the end of the movie that I was not keen of, but
25:44
I had good thought behind it, but I don't think it panned out.
25:45
Well, no, it was it was tacky. Yeah, but I just
25:53
don't know, like this is just one guy, one story, even two
25:57
children. I mean, there's like over three million children in the world that
26:02
are in sex slave trade. Yeah, absolutely, and it's happening every one.
26:06
The last step that they showed was that there's never been a time in
26:12
the history of the world that there's been more slaves, whether they were legal
26:18
or not, than there is right now. And three million of them are
26:22
children. Yeah, that's what it was. Which that's fucking insane. This
26:26
is what we've evolved to, right, We've come this far to do this
26:32
history repeating itself. Yeah, exactly, greed and crime and power and but
26:37
how do you I mean, it's it's I don't know. I mean,
26:41
I commend these guys were doing this job, you know, and it's got
26:45
to be heartbreaking to go home social media have a family, yeah, every
26:48
day and just you know, heart rug your daughters and sons tighter, you
26:53
know, and a lot of people you don't you know, in certain situations
26:56
probably don't even think about it, you know, like I don't think you
26:59
know, my site out of mind, right, yeah, or you never
27:02
think it'll be your kids, your kid until it is, and then it's
27:04
like, wait to say, why is no one doing anyth for me?
27:07
Yeah, they're trying, Yeah, they're trying. The resources and just the
27:11
availability of it. I mean, not to mention too these people that have
27:15
been doing this, they've got this thing on lock. They know what they're
27:18
doing. You know, likes far a lot of it has income cities.
27:21
Yeah, you know, they control them. What are you going to find?
27:22
Yeah? Absolutely, what are you going to find there? Like drugs
27:25
fund at all? Yeah, you can't go over there as an American citizen.
27:29
They don't want you. What sick fuck child. That's another thing about
27:33
it. Yeah, that's a whole that's a whole rabbit hole. But yeah,
27:34
no, it's hard. It's it's very difficult to digest because of the
27:38
capacity of what the number one their children. Number two, you're not talking
27:41
about just a pedophile. You're talking about pedophile that is into like not average
27:45
human beings his age, like children, like significantly younger than somebody. And
27:49
it's just it's so hard to digest, honestly. I you know, you
27:56
hear the rumors that it goes through Hollywood and a lot of that ship and
28:03
we don't need to go down the rabbit hole in this episode. But there's
28:07
a market for it, which is fucked up. There is, and to
28:11
be more profitable to be in that market as a consumer, you have to
28:18
have money power and people that don't want it out. Yeah, and for
28:25
someone like you or me, we don't like, well we don't have those
28:29
thoughts. But two, we could never pull it off if we did.
28:32
Where do you even just to even step foot into that mindset? Who are
28:36
you calling for that? Hey? You know somebody with a kid that I
28:38
could buy? How do you even like? It's just it's channels, it's
28:44
it's it's crazy, it's knowing, it's it's nuts. And that's like the
28:47
whole Epstein Island thing. Like absolutely, you know, I'm actually this is
28:52
not to be funny, but like as I'm talking to I'm looking up at
28:53
my baseball cards and I see a Wander Franco autograph. You just got suspended
28:59
for dating afford teen year olds? Jeez? Yeah, yeah he's from the
29:02
Dominican Yeah fourteen Yeah, okay, yeah anyway, uh sorry, uh yeah.
29:08
So like there's there's like this whole you know, it's like an iceberg,
29:15
that's all you see there's so much that goes into it, and there's
29:19
so many people involved that number one you wouldn't even think. But number two,
29:22
like, it's deep. It's not something that is easily dismantled or taken
29:26
down, which is why it exists the way it does. It's very complex
29:30
and it's very broad, and it's really sad that it's a thing, but
29:33
it's the world we live in, what you know. So we were talking
29:40
earlier about before the show about like, uh, some celebrities have been trying
29:45
to expose this. Yeah, amongst the Hollywood ranks, you know, uh,
29:52
you know, Epstein down is one thing, and there's a big list.
29:53
But you know, you see a list of Epstein island lists on like
29:56
X or Twitter. But they want to call it. It's just like he
30:00
didn't realize names. By the way, I went to go and I was
30:03
like looking for Twitter on my phone. I was like, yeah, that's
30:06
a big black Oh this is new. Okay, here we go. Anyways,
30:11
the lights of Paul Walker Chester Beddington. You know these guys are dead.
30:19
One in a fiery Porsche crash that blew up on impact. Chester died
30:26
of suicide. Well not let me get me on screen suicide along with why
30:33
is his name Escaping Me? He's like one of Chris Cornell. Yes,
30:37
along with Chris Cornell. Uh died on So Chris Cornell and Chester were like
30:42
best friends. And I might get this wrong, but if I get it
30:48
wrong, it's the opposite. But I believe Chester died first and then Chris
30:55
Cornell on Chester's birthday killed himself, so vice versa. It was one of
31:00
the two. It was one of the two. But like my fucking conspiracy
31:04
heads like, well, if they actually killed themselves, they did it to
31:08
make it look like they're such a strong bond between the two. All yeah,
31:14
you know, and you see these fucking movies of like people like for
31:17
suicides on the people, you know, but it's really a murder. And
31:18
it's just like I always look at it like Hollywood, you know, like
31:23
life imitating art or vice versa. It's like I watch it, you know,
31:27
I watch a lot of movies and I'm just like, yeah, I
31:30
can see that happening. You know. It's like absolutely, or where do
31:33
these fucked up people get these fucked up ideas? It's one of the two,
31:37
right, you imagined? It's somewhere somehow I'm like, what the hell.
31:44
Yeah, but yeah, so again that's it that but that'sn't all holding
31:48
of facet of this crazy crime syndicate industry that's out there. Yeah, and
31:55
you know it's like it's like with the trans and communities, like just to
31:57
stop going after the kids, leave the kids alone. Yeah, and you
32:01
fuckers, you know, there would be no industry if there wasn't a market
32:07
for it. So these fuckers that are crazy and fucking deranged, go seek
32:10
he sick. Do not get your rocks off on an eight year old boy
32:15
or girl. You don't need to torture and ruin that child's life because there's
32:19
something wrong with you. You're the problem. You too, your fucking head
32:23
and fucking shoot yourself. Please save the children, Give him a chance,
32:28
Give me a chance. Yeah, give him a chance. All right,
32:32
that sounded freedom. Yeah. I'll see it still theaters for a little while.
32:37
I think it comes out on now yeah, yeah, I think it
32:39
comes out in digital stuff soon in the streaming services. But oh, before
32:44
we get into the next topic, So as the credits roll after the movie,
32:50
that says, like, in three minutes and thirteen seconds, wait for
32:52
a special message. Okay, sure, have me a hello, Yeah,
32:59
let's do it. So it had a thirty minute for three minutes in thirteen
33:02
seconds, and then Jim Caviezel, Jim Caviezel, who played ten Ballard,
33:08
comes on and he does his two minutes spiel about the good part of it
33:13
is like there's like a pay it forward thing with this movie. Yeah,
33:16
if you want to buy a ticket for someone else that you don't know,
33:21
it goes into like a so the awareness can be spread equally. You have
33:23
no barriers to not be able to see the movie. Yeah, which I
33:25
thought was really cool, as you want to go clearly go see the movie
33:30
for free, you go to their website and they'll gift you a ticket to
33:32
it. I guess I don't know exactly how it works, but then not
33:37
how it works because I just paid ten bar I just paid the money wherever
33:39
it goes and where it goes. But that's not what got me. It
33:43
was this whole and I liked Jim Caviezel. He's not really in a lot
33:45
of movies, big movies anyway, but I remember some of them from like
33:50
you know, ten fifteen years ago that he was in there were pretty good,
33:53
and I thought he was great in this and he just goes in the
33:57
full actor mode and like, you know, this already tells it and if
34:00
the story doesn't get out, this won't be fixed and it's up to us.
34:04
And it just came across as like you said before, if Tim Ballard
34:08
had done what he did, I'm like, yo, Bravo, that would
34:12
have rolled me so bad. Yes to donate money whatever I need to do?
34:16
Way help. Yeah it didn't. It didn't hit home the way it
34:20
should have. The intention was there. I totally believe they had the right
34:22
idea behind it, but you shouldn't have had him do it. He wasn't
34:24
the person to portray that message. And the guy that did all of this,
34:27
the hero in this movie that people did not wanted any part of it.
34:30
Who knows. He's like, I'm gonna stay it back, you know
34:32
what, put a little astick at the bottom and said we asked, he
34:35
said, no, let me not. At least you tried, right,
34:42
But yeah, I was a little like, I was like, oh,
34:44
I could have missed that, or they could have played it during the credits
34:47
and save me then, yeah, like who really reached credits? Come on?
34:52
No, you know that's why I love when you watching a movie on
34:54
T and T and the movie ends and the credits roll it like fucking seventeen
34:58
times the movies like they're done. It's like, that's so credit, that's
35:00
how you roll credit. Like the only person looking the credits to the people
35:05
that is credited for. Yeah, so like Bob doing the grip. I
35:08
can't wait to see his name on it. Give a fuck who he is.
35:13
Uh, anyway, So there's spend some fires in Maui. Yes it
35:16
has, and uh it's actually it's it's fucking crazy, like they're calling them
35:23
fire torn Yeah, fire tornadoes. Uh. Basically, what's what's happening is
35:29
when the fires first hit these eighty mile an hour like Maui, fucking off,
35:34
the water winds are coming in and swirling the flames and just engulfing cars
35:39
and houses and people. And you know, I think that death pulls up
35:44
to like two hundred now with one hundred half of them are kids because kids
35:45
couldn't get anywhere. And it's just so fucking sad it is. But there's
35:51
a lot of there's a lot of levels to this whole thing, and and
35:58
I want to start with the level you first started when you sat down here,
36:00
you're talking about the police commissioners, Like I am. I can't wait
36:04
to look this up. So yeah, so we were texting last night.
36:06
You know what we're going to talk about, and I was like, oh,
36:07
let me do some diving. No, so we're on the same page.
36:10
And when I came I came across some TikTok videos and it was the
36:14
police commissioner talking about you know, what they were doing, you know,
36:17
on the aftermath such and such. And I watched a TikTok video and it
36:22
said this is the same guy that was the police commissioner in Las Vegas in
36:27
two thousand seventeen eighteen. Uh it was it's gonna be uh eighteens, no,
36:34
seventeen seventeen, right, yeah, six years this year. So I
36:37
had moved to Vegas that June following that a little plug, I was going
36:40
to have a person that was on scene it like literally saw no, no,
36:45
but no, no, I am for the anniversary. Yeah yeah yeah,
36:51
so just stay tuned for more stuff. But we keep going. So
36:57
I heard like, you know, so I was working at the Hooters on
36:59
the Strip and the Hooters girl in Vegas that I lived a lot of lives
37:07
in my life. So I was working at the restaurant and that was obviously
37:10
near Mandalais Bay, which were a lot of people you know, diverted to
37:14
when they took shelter from this tragedy. But anyways, not to get off
37:16
topic, but so it was fascinating that the person that's now in charge of
37:21
this catastrophe was also in charge of that catastrophe. So it was just an
37:28
eyebrow razor. Don't know if that means anything, but it means other than
37:30
he had a job change but wasn't and what is his Las Vegas? Two
37:35
catastrophic events, I mean less sometimes shit happens, but these were very catastrophic
37:40
things that happened, and it was just I was like, hmm, that's
37:44
an interesting point to see that. I'm definitely let's start with the radical the
37:52
radical theories. Yeah, uh, from what I've seen is like a laser
37:55
beam coming down and shooting a house, blowing it up. It was one
37:59
of the I call him a direct energy weapons And I don't buy those one
38:07
bit. No, there'd be too many witnesses. They're too easy to make
38:10
up online anyway, you know, the technology to make anything look real is
38:16
is almost scary at this point. Hello, but this is the one that
38:21
I like because now the citizens are stepping out and saying stuff. So there
38:28
was ahead of Maui times. She's like the editor in chief or something,
38:34
and she tried to get to the crime scene, not the crime scene,
38:37
sorry, try to get to the scene where police had the barricades and stuff,
38:40
and they wouldn't let her in. And she's like, wait, I'm
38:44
a journalist, this is my right, Like I need to report on this.
38:47
You're just the police, Like I have credentials to get through here,
38:51
and they wouldn't let her through, and they said, oh, well,
38:52
you need to go see this girl. She's over there. And this lady
38:54
went on like this wild goose chase and never found the lady. She had
38:58
gone home for the day, and she did this whole like Twitter video and
39:02
she's like to telling her story and like tell like showing her credentials, telling
39:07
me everyone who she is, Like I couldn't even get access, Like what
39:10
are they what are they keeping from us? You know? So then I
39:15
started deep diving myself, and someone came across the w EF, which is
39:20
the World Economic Forum founded by all these billionaires and uh, a lot of
39:25
them own land and Maui And now a lot of the citizens are coming out
39:30
and saying, you know, they're walking through the destruction. They see their
39:34
home gone. But that nice, cute little mansion maybe owned by Oprah Winfrey
39:38
up on the hill, there's not even touched. There's literally fire Tornado just
39:45
missed right the mansions. It was only lower economic housing that I wanted to
39:52
take out. And literally and there's there was articles written like, you know,
39:57
a couple of years prior to that area. Yeah, where the housing
40:00
markets down because no one wants to sell because they're in fucking Maui and they
40:06
own property. It's also sacred land. That part is like one of the
40:10
all I mean from my that I took last night, it's sacred land.
40:15
And these people were like, no, I don't want to leave. I've
40:16
been here my whole at My grandparents have been here, their grandparents have been
40:20
here. There's a lot of tradition. Now, I don't blame them for
40:21
not wanting to like go off their land that was theirs. I agree,
40:24
just because you gentrified that area over there doesn't mean you get to come over
40:28
here. So some of the people that have mega literally mega mansions next to
40:34
where all this should happen was Oprah, which is she's the big target now,
40:38
but she's a target of a lot of things. So I don't really,
40:42
I don't know. She's she's she's a target of pedophilia, she's a
40:44
target of she's Emstein Island, she's she's like I mean, I mean,
40:47
it wouldn't surprise me. But Jeff Bezos, Lady Gaga, Will Smith,
40:52
Bill Gates, Shocker and this person you know how the hell of the fire
40:59
knew to avoid the part of the island where these celebrities have their multimillion dollar
41:01
houses. These are huge names too. You're not talking like little b listers
41:05
like these are megan names in the world. Yeah, so they're saying that
41:07
that EF has an agenda by twenty thirty to basically own all you know,
41:13
all the rich you know, the fucking the boys, the Big Boys Club,
41:16
to own all that land that basically, So it's gonna be interesting to
41:20
watch, you know, I know it's so soon and maybe too soon,
41:23
but it's gonna be interesting to watch what ends up going there. Because now
41:28
what's happening is all these people are gonna get their insurance money, but it
41:31
won't be enough to rebuild, probably on you know whatever they might have valued
41:37
their homes app would they want to rebuild. They're probably afraid that it could
41:40
happen again easily, and they're gonna leave. And who's gonna swoop in?
41:45
The big money people, they're gonna swoop in buy up the property. And
41:51
you're probably gonna see what's in twenty twenty three. Probably by twenty thirty,
41:55
you're gonna see probably hugh properties and maybe even a wiki key style beachfront where
42:06
hotels, maybe casinos, and it's gonna be so overly priced where you and
42:12
I can't go, but it's gonna be dare I say it? But Epstein's
42:17
type of it, you know, it's what do you think? Is that
42:22
a good theory? Maybe a little far fetched, But I don't believe the
42:27
laser started. I believe it, but I believe something started because they're saying
42:30
that the telephone pole went down, like there's like a lot of witnesses and
42:34
how it started. Yeah, there's a lot of theories. There was a
42:37
lot. I saw a video of where there's a lot of parts that aren't
42:38
maintenanced by the electric company. They've got trees and vines and leaves just growing
42:45
in between electric. Of course it's going to start a fire, So why
42:46
are you not maintenancing your property? Number one? Number two They also said
42:52
that you know, there was no warning, No sirens went often. Those
42:54
sirens are in place for that reason. They know that those kind of storms
42:58
happen. There there was no warning, There was no like, hey,
43:01
you got to evacuate. They just literally let these people suffer the consequences without
43:06
even giving them a chance. You know, if they want to stay and
43:08
bunker down, you know what, I'll applause to you. But you should
43:10
have been afforded the option to leave if you wanted to. Like, there's
43:14
children, there's elderly, there's you know, everybody. Really but I don't
43:19
think that, and I'm not going to say like somebody went around with a
43:22
lighter and started the wild No, but there was definitely I think decisions made
43:28
to make sure that some people suffered and some people did it. There was
43:30
just if this wasn't started fire, you know, I to call it a
43:35
wildfire, I'm not really sure. It doesn't look like anything the wildfires I've
43:37
ever seen anywhere. So a movie just popped in my head. I think
43:40
it was called Romeo Must Die and it was like, Jetly, I hain't
43:49
have any young people on you always look didn't know who Nirvana was. Okay,
43:53
well that's you know what, that's just not accepted anyway. The premise
44:00
of the movie was, uh, there was mafia and they were trying to
44:06
well it was like a black gang. Uh like white collar crime. And
44:10
then Jetley's just trying to find his daughter or something. He gets tied up
44:14
in all this. But what's going on is they're trying to buy up all
44:17
this land in Oakland to build a Raiders stadium, and people are budgeting.
44:23
They're like, no, I don't. I don't want to sell it.
44:25
Like it's like there's no eminent domain. They if they don't want to sell,
44:29
they don't. And they just start being criminals and blowing up these buildings
44:31
and you know, or murdering people and just trying they need that land,
44:37
they need that land, and it's just it's kind of you know, where
44:38
would I say art imitates life or something like that. Yeah, but here's
44:45
the kicker. So Biden was basically vacationing last week in Rhode island with his
44:53
shriveled up old man body on the beach, and an independent journalist I think
44:59
it was an independent went up to him and said, hey, what's your
45:02
thoughts on MAUI. You know, you guys gonna help him out or whatever,
45:06
And he literally said, no comment. President of the United States,
45:10
right says no comment to write an emergency that so he immediately immediately gets backlash
45:15
online on x as he should. Right, that was not good, mister
45:20
president. And I guess he vowed every citizen is gonna get seven hundred dollars.
45:24
Oh thank you? Oh yes, It's like this is a president the
45:30
history of United States, accord. I remember Trump gave me six hundred for
45:35
doing nothing, not losing a house, true, not having to up my
45:38
entire family watch. So I think seven hundred dollars per resident that was affected
45:45
comes out to like two million dollars. Now, two days after the Russian
45:49
invasion of Ukraine, we sent one hundred billion dollars to Ukraine. I didn't
45:53
know we had a budget like that. We don't. We don't. We
45:57
don't have a budget like that. We have a is it all or whatever
46:00
the hell it is. I just think it's a slap in the face,
46:07
and I think two Americans. Absolutely yeah, I think. I think the
46:10
Great Awakening is happening. I think people are starting to really realize, you
46:15
know, like what's going on in the world. It's only getting worse around
46:19
here. It really is. Every time you turn around, there's something new
46:22
that like you almost have to convince yourself like no, I'm reading this,
46:27
like this actually happens. It's like, what else is left to I shouldn't
46:30
say that, Let's not put then to the universe. I dont want to
46:31
say what else is have to happen? Because Lord knows, people are getting
46:35
creative. Life's creative. I can't keep up saw me and the other day
46:39
of memes of the month yea, and like January was like that cop that
46:44
was banging everybody in Ohio or whatever. And then then it was the it
46:47
was the Chinese balloon was like whatever month, and then bud Light was April.
46:52
It was like, oh yeah, yeah, what are we going to
46:55
scratch off this month? Oh man? Before we get into our epic jelly
47:01
roll concerts. One last thing came across the newsphy the last couple of days,
47:06
and I fell hook line and sinker right off the rip. I'm so
47:09
upset with myself or fallen for this. So Michael oher U was the main
47:15
character in the blind Side movie, and I'm sure everyone's kind of seen it
47:20
or read it, but for those that haven't, the movie was blind Side.
47:22
Sandra Bullock won an Academy Award for her role the Two Family. I
47:27
think that's how I bounced it. Uh, Basically, in the movie they
47:34
took him in. Uh. They never actually said they adopted him in the
47:38
movie. They No, they didn't, they didn't know. Uh. They
47:45
said that he was part of the family and it was a conservatorship, they
47:49
had legal guardianship, that it was very correct. Yes, that's what they
47:55
said. So anyway, so he comes out the other day, like two
48:00
days ago, three days ago, and says he's suing the family. Basically,
48:05
these people that took him in for fifteen million dollars because he felt that
48:08
he was duped was never a member of the family. They only used them
48:13
for profit off the movie and likenesses and all this stuff. So I'm reading
48:19
this thing and I'm like, those motherfuckers, I'm like, that is not
48:22
a nice story. Like the blind Side was a good story, right,
48:25
like, how do you take advantage of it? Like that's that was your
48:29
goal? Yeah, and I'm reading, I'm like, you know, I'm
48:30
actually told my girlfriend as the dinner table, I'm like, look at this,
48:32
these fucking people. I read the word conservatorship was thrown on, which
48:36
would be even worse. So not only did you lie to this kid and
48:40
deceive him, but now you're basically controlling everything that he's ever worked for and
48:45
is the reason why you got your claim to fame. Okay, you ready
48:51
for this? Yeah that's all. It's all a lie. What means all?
48:54
He made it up? So they countered, they write, so I
49:00
felt I was just reading, I'm like, how fuck this? Now all
49:02
these like you know, race card people are coming out like, oh those
49:06
fucking people takingvantage of a black kid, blah blah blah blah. So just
49:10
one day later it comes out that the two eyes are like, whoa time
49:15
out? Like we explained to him along the whole time that it was a
49:21
conservatorship. He had eleven brothers and sisters. They literally met with the family,
49:27
took him in to help him. Right now, He's went on to
49:34
the NFL, played like eight years for the Ravens and a couple other teams
49:37
has been retired for seven and all of a sudden just comes out with this.
49:45
So they're like, wait a second, no, and they almost like
49:49
have like it's going to go back and forth for a while. Yeah,
49:52
but again it's like in the in today's media and world, whoever fires that
49:59
first shot, that's what they go after, Like okay, okay, oh
50:01
my god, a black kid with a white family took him in. No,
50:04
it's all fucking bullshit. Well we'll hold on a second. Wasn't So
50:07
now they're like countersuing him and they're like like just that for money, just
50:12
for like yold yet, don't fame our game, Like just stop that.
50:15
And now people are online telling Sandra Bullocks she needs to fucking return her academy.
50:20
Yeah. I saw that. I was like, don't you take that
50:22
away from miss Sandra over there. She did a damn good job at miss
50:25
leading a script that was given to her. She had no part with that.
50:31
Don't you take that lady's skills away? Sandra. Oh, you're a
50:36
big Bullock fan. I wouldn't do a big one, but I do enjoy
50:37
her movies. I think it's so Yeah, so that was It's it's story
50:44
I'm following. Yeah, I don't know which side to believe, but I'm
50:45
just mad at myself that I originally gradually Okay, this guy said it,
50:50
so it must be true. Yeah, and I should know better than that.
50:52
And maybe he is. Maybe he is correct, maybe, but we
50:55
shall see. How do you go that long with like, at least not
50:59
getting the like it's almost like the Britney Spears thing, get it like,
51:01
and Britney Spears was her actual biological parents. Yeah, you know, like
51:06
this is just something that took you in and helps you out. And yeah,
51:08
but if you do the whole time dollars in your career, yeah,
51:12
and all of a sudden you want to be like, h yeah, I
51:14
know you didn't do that to me. It's like, so, yeah,
51:17
I'll be following that. Yeah, all right, last story, that story,
51:23
but experience. So I've been listening to jelly Roll since Dead Man Walking
51:34
came out, So you don't know what jelly roll. He's these country rock,
51:37
yes, country gospel rock gospel former rapper, but he doesn't do any
51:44
of that stuff. I mean he kind of raps a little bit. His
51:46
early stuff was definitely that yeah, but no one knows that that was when
51:51
he was grinding. Yeah. It always takes one song that Yeah, it
51:53
always takes you know, one or two songs to get you going. Yeah,
51:58
so you know he crossed over. He came across my Octane, which
52:01
is like hard rock on my serious satellite. I'm like, wow, that
52:06
song's pretty catchy. What song did you get? That? Was Deadmian walking
52:09
Okay, and then saved me. It came through a couple of months later,
52:14
and then his documentary came out on Hulu. So I watched that.
52:17
I'm like, I didn't know. I knew nothing about Bunny. I know
52:21
who she was, but I didn't know they were together. Yeah, and
52:23
so whatever. So I'm like, you know, this guy's pretty cool.
52:27
And then I saw that he's playing in Bridgeport. I gotta go see him.
52:30
So we end up getting tickets and I was pretty pumped for the show.
52:37
So it was me and my girlfriend, my buddy John and his brother
52:39
and sister in law and we walk up the plank at the train station.
52:46
To my surprise, it's none under the home may get you on camera,
52:52
None of them. This girl a picture her in nineteen eighty, same age,
52:59
same age nineteen eighty going to Foxborough to see Guns and Roses in nineteen
53:05
eighty eight. That's what she was just like with Taylor, we coordinated outfits,
53:13
okay, Like she was going to see Motley Crow, you know,
53:16
at let's say, Giant Stadium, and they were at the same train station
53:22
waiting to go and not gonna lie like when you I saw you and you
53:27
like stood up and I gave you a hug. I look back at my
53:29
girlfriend. She's like, she doesn't really know you, Like that's Corey from
53:31
work. Relax, it's just me. Don't worry. I'm harmless. And
53:35
I'm like, I will say this, you two are the hottest girls there.
53:39
And I don't know if this is a compliment or not, but like
53:43
I don't think it was too hard to be the too hot girls there.
53:46
Well, so here's the thing. Griend of course, of course, so
53:52
Taylor actually she wasn't a big fan either, but I have been. So
53:57
I saw his song save Me before that in Need a Favor, and then
54:00
What's It Chapel came out and I was just like, Wow, this is
54:04
a phenomenal album, Like every song on there is just so it's just such
54:08
a nice transition for him for what he's been pursuing as music, and for
54:14
him to just thrive and for everybody to like just be fully immersed in what
54:17
he's about in his struggle and his I would just say, he just seems
54:21
like a very real individual, Like this guy's been through real life shit and
54:24
he didn't you know, he's not here too. Obviously, he's here for
54:28
money. I mean he's making a lot of it out well, you know,
54:31
but you know it's jail, right, He spent quart in his documentary,
54:36
he spent most of his young adult life in jail. I would say
54:39
fourteen to twenty one if you're correct. He was incarcerated as a juvie,
54:44
you know, just in and out, in and out, you know,
54:45
no where to go, and then had his daughter and really just tried to
54:49
turn it around and obviously had to grind through it to get to where he
54:52
is now. But I think it really deserves that. I'm a big fan
54:55
of his. I think I cried like four times during his concert NOBE.
55:00
So here's here's my highs and lows from the show. It was a little
55:02
churchy. We were in a sarmon for sure. The first thing was the
55:07
crowd. It was. It took me about three minutes to realize what was
55:12
going on. It was because I've been to a million of rock concerts.
55:17
It was the rock crowd, morphed. I've been to a couple of country
55:23
concerts, which is usually we I only go because of the hot chicks.
55:27
Right this years ago before I was dating, call not the only one.
55:30
And and I'm like, okay, and then I'm not gonna lie. The
55:37
girls at the rock show are not always the girls at the country show.
55:42
Okay, I could say the offense a little bit different. Yeah, yeah,
55:45
the body type. Okay, I don't want to offend anybody, but
55:51
they seemed to two worlds collide, yes at this show. And so it
55:57
was like it was like a really good looking, chubby rock check. I
56:02
didn't want to put it like it was. It was a mixed and and
56:09
and I'll add I'm forty nine, so I can't joke about age, but
56:13
like the age level was a little up too, I think you know what
56:16
I mean. But there was also children there. There was like four year
56:19
olds. Like I was in the pit area and there was like a nine
56:22
year old. So you're in the pit, Yeah, I'm not far behind
56:24
behind the pit. I was like dead center stage, almost point number two,
56:32
the gospel side of it, right, Yeah, I had a guy
56:37
next to me standing on his chair, standing on the chair, standing on
56:40
the chair. When he first came out with like a sign that I said,
56:45
you know, you saved me crying, like just bawling, and it
56:52
first hit me. I'm like, oh, that's pretty cool. And then
56:54
I saw another dude doing it, and I saw people in the pit,
56:58
and I saw people over here, and then now my cynical side comes out,
57:01
and I'm just like, okay, all right, all these dudes are
57:07
going home. We're fucking doing like a heroin like this is like oh okay.
57:13
I always say if you save one, then you've done your job.
57:15
So I'm sure he's saved one, but saved them one night, right.
57:21
Yeah. I'm just like really like, I don't know, I've never I've
57:25
ever like I felt like I said, like a like a like a Joel
57:30
Austein show or something, you know, like he pulled out a guitar and
57:34
started rocking. Yeah, that's that's nothing against the show show, just just
57:37
the crowd part of it. Yes. So then Jelly comes on and I
57:42
thought he was phenomenal, like like I think this, like not to make
57:45
fun of his weight, but he's really really big. He's a big man.
57:49
And it was fucking hot out Yeah, and to be on stage and
57:53
pump out you know, he pumped out like fifteen twenty songs. Yeah he
57:59
did. He did a great job. He really get it too. I'm
58:00
so happy I went. And he sounds great live. You know, he
58:06
doesn't sound far off from it, you know. I liked his little cult
58:08
forty five bit, you know, like it's a little he broke it up
58:10
with you know, some songs and everybody wouldn't know if you're new to being
58:14
a Jelly roll fan, you know. I thought that was cool good And
58:16
then he did like a little melody before that too with some like a bix
58:20
of like four songs. I don't remember what they were, but no,
58:23
Yeah, I thought it was a great concert. Yeah, I enjoyed it.
58:27
I would girl see him again, Yeah, definitely. I thought,
58:31
So, who was the Jettings who was Struggle Jennings? So is that is
58:35
that Wayne and Jennings kid who was a country star? I'm assuming I have
58:38
no idea. And then like but he was I thought the girl that I
58:43
didn't see her, but the girl that started the opener. I thought she
58:47
came out with struggle. Oh yeah, I just looked that song unto the
58:51
night. I was like this girl gotta see. Yeah. I was in
58:52
the back drinking a two rus, but like when she came back out,
58:55
like wow, it feels pretty good. Yeah. But he was another one.
58:59
He had that whole like, uh, you ever been in prison,
59:02
and like half the crowd's like it's like Jesus Christ. I mean, yeah,
59:07
there's definite people thats in my crowd for sure. You know, I
59:10
can't how many kids you got. I got four at ten, and it's
59:14
like okay, it's like how many people here have gone out of prison and
59:17
take care of the kids being to me? And they're all like yeah,
59:21
And I'm like, okay, I gotta go. I go to the bathroom.
59:23
Where's Jelly roll? Get Jelly out of here? Jelly. I don't
59:29
know. I just I think I'm just getting more and more cynical in my
59:31
older age, and like just like okay, really like I've had music that's
59:36
moved me to the point where, like five minutes after the song, I'm
59:38
like okay, I'm on my next thing, Like, and everyone's different.
59:42
Like, if it really actually helps somebody, that's great. Yeah. But
59:45
like one of my favorite bands is Shined Down, and they try to preach
59:49
this ship too, And I read them online. I read their fan comments.
59:52
You're like, oh my god, you're a song this and that saved
59:53
my life and I got out of the doldrums of the deepest depression and drugs
59:59
and ship. And I'm like, you're just looking for attention on your keyboard.
1:00:02
Yeah, it's like cynical. I mean, do you think this should
1:00:06
happens? I mean I kind of feel the same way too, So I've
1:00:07
been on twenty nine so I have no excuse. However, I will say,
1:00:10
like for me, person like, music can be therapeutic, but it's
1:00:14
not the reason that it drags you out of the depths of your demons.
1:00:16
I mean, you can definitely listen to it while you're doing all that soul
1:00:19
searching and that work and you know, trying to be better for yourself.
1:00:22
You know, they heard the music high, like they first heard it high.
1:00:25
They listen to it high. So at what point when they're like so
1:00:30
high, they're like, oh, that one lyric that's what's going to change.
1:00:32
That's that's my ticket out. Yeah, that's still little. I mean
1:00:36
their moment of clarity. I think that that's a little too tangible to say
1:00:40
that saved me by Jelly Roll is the reason why you be addiction and support.
1:00:46
But if it is, hey, you know what, I'm glad you're
1:00:49
here. Uh, you know whatever, It's cool. I mean the music
1:00:53
is great, and I will say it was like I was emotional during I
1:00:58
mean his song you said you cried four times. That was not a joke.
1:01:00
I mean I did cry. It was also after that, what did
1:01:04
you quit like drugs? You quit alcohol? No? No, No,
1:01:06
he didn't Sunday No, he just I just really enjoyed his music and his
1:01:09
message. No. But the reason I was emotional like his concert was because
1:01:13
it was the year anniversary of a very good friend of mine that died.
1:01:15
So I was at that concert and then just I guess being in the experience,
1:01:20
it was just it was emotionally sometimes I like to shed a little DearS.
1:01:23
All right, but what do you think about the venue all at all?
1:01:30
I think it's a decent venue. I would suggest this do what we
1:01:32
did. Take the train in convenient, how was the train home wasn't just
1:01:37
as convenient. Ye, I wasn't crowded, it wasn't. I didn't even
1:01:40
get my ticket even get checked. I still have two tickets two in there.
1:01:44
I'm like I could have just I'm like, we're not even gonna need
1:01:46
him. It's like really, I'm like they checked him in Like Westport,
1:01:49
you can get pretty much anywhere, pretty much to Bridgeport without being checked without
1:01:53
being checked, yeah, which I thought was cool because if I had to
1:01:57
drive in that after drinking and just you know, being on my feet for
1:02:00
that amount of time, I probably wouldn't have been too happy. I walk
1:02:04
in and I get me Nicole two twenty ounce hard tease. They weren't even
1:02:09
fucking they're good ones, they were. They were these ones I don't want
1:02:15
to I don't want to call him because they've been on the show before.
1:02:16
But they were garbage with tip with a twenty percent tip forty six eighty for
1:02:22
two fucking beers. Yeah like okay, come on, yeah, that's it.
1:02:29
And then I found someone I worked there that I knew a long time
1:02:30
ago, and I will never get her in trouble or him, I mean
1:02:34
him or her or somebody uh, and I got hooked up a little bit,
1:02:37
which was nice. But but again, like that's just that's there should
1:02:42
be a law that, like you cannot mark up something that's a certain extent.
1:02:45
Yeah, like that can probably cost at most four dollars. Yeah that's
1:02:53
high. Yeah, and you're selling it for twenty so you're marking it up
1:02:58
five. Like that's little thin insane. As if we didn't pay money to
1:03:02
come to a venue for the tickets, the parking, if you or you
1:03:06
don't train ticket, if you suck, I'm all, I'm all. You
1:03:08
know, I'm in the We're in the industry. Yeah, I get it.
1:03:12
I've been to plenty of you know, Red Sox games, Yankee games,
1:03:15
Patriots games, you know, sh it's expensive, but I felt that
1:03:19
was overly especially like Bridgeport. I didn't get away with like fifteen bucks maybe
1:03:25
you know, like still on the high end, but like fifteen sixteen bucks
1:03:29
okay for like a hard tea, yeah okay, but like go on twenty
1:03:34
two dollars. I went right to the bar and then after I finished that,
1:03:37
I couldn't even barely finish it, and I went to got a beer
1:03:42
or got a like a the vodka Seltzer and a can and then a shot
1:03:45
of jackfire. And I did the shot and it was jack honey. And
1:03:53
then you're like, ohh, I'm sorry they poured me in the jack fire
1:03:57
back. I'm like, wait, I just ripped a twenty hour two shots
1:04:03
and now I gotta watch gospel for a fucking Spencer Jennings what's his name?
1:04:08
Struggles? We'll get it close enough, all right, before we go,
1:04:14
why don't you tell the audience what you're up to right now while you were
1:04:17
late today. So I just started my career as a correctional nurse. So
1:04:24
I am in the academy. I would be there for another two and a
1:04:27
half weeks and then I'll go to my facility, which is Cheshire Prison as
1:04:34
a nurse. Yes, I've been a nursing since twenty twenty two. Okay,
1:04:40
so you're transitioning to be at a correctional facility. Yes, So this
1:04:45
this isn't like a long process. This is just for me. It's been
1:04:47
a long nursing part you've done though, yeah, but now this part of
1:04:53
it is what four weeks? Yeah? Well even just getting hired. I
1:04:57
applied for this back in March. Okay, and I just it was my
1:05:00
start day. So it's been a long road. But I mean, I've
1:05:04
had a male prison. Oh jesus, I know. So the good thing
1:05:14
is what I've heard is that most of the medical staff or female, which
1:05:16
is cool. So I've got some carmadorie. I'm well aware it's a prison,
1:05:21
but the academy right now, with the protocols we are learning literally,
1:05:26
so right now it's basically employee conduct, which is huge. All the directives
1:05:30
we didn't get banging the prisoners, Yeah, that's jail time. I can
1:05:33
actually start. I can starve a ten year sentence if the right isn't that
1:05:38
crazy? Wow? Yeah, I get bag trouble. My girlfriend wats watch
1:05:43
his love after lock up? All the time she wants she's a nurse,
1:05:46
she probably want your job. But she meets serving ten. So you know,
1:05:50
I have to believe my future husband is not behind bars. Hopefully he's
1:05:54
smart enough not to get caught. But but maybe he was at the jail
1:05:57
roll concert. No future husband, he was. He looked around like,
1:06:04
okay, let me with you. There's alt jury. Sweet though I don't
1:06:10
know who's up there. I don't know. I don't I was in the
1:06:12
pit I wanted to, you know, yeah, be right, didn't even
1:06:17
actually there was So I was standing next to a woman and her daughter,
1:06:21
daughter was sixteen. She was a nurse as well. So the four of
1:06:26
us just kind of, you know, we're chatting moll Struggle. Jennings is
1:06:28
playing Waiting for Jelly Roll and there's this girl behind me and this girl dropped
1:06:32
when I tell you like her man caught her, but she went really so
1:06:39
her and I the nurse, we turned around and we're like, oh shit,
1:06:42
no, like she's had a couple of drinks. I've had a couple
1:06:45
of drinks. And we both looked at each other and we were like,
1:06:46
okay, we gotta play nurse right now. But it was instant too,
1:06:50
it's no delight. So we turned around. I'm checking her poll, she's
1:06:53
like basically starting I'm rubbing the girl. It's like get her back, and
1:06:57
then all of a sudden, like we're calling for help. That all was
1:06:59
such pops right up, like like she just woke up from a nap.
1:07:03
And I'm I'm like, hey, you know where you are and she's like
1:07:08
yeah, I'm like what happened. She's like I drank a beer and then
1:07:13
I smoked some weed and I was like, oh, this was your first
1:07:15
cross fade experience. I was like, oh, you need some water and
1:07:20
maybe like a little air you need And I was like, did you take
1:07:25
anything, and she's like no, no, no, don't do anything.
1:07:27
I'm like, all right, well you dropped like pretty quick. You're lucky
1:07:30
you had two people here like that could have ended very badly for you.
1:07:32
So she gets taken out and then they end up coming back. They hopped
1:07:36
back into the fence and right back where they got taken away from. Obviously
1:07:40
security comes up. You can't do that, but they were like no,
1:07:43
no, no, we're fine, We're back right where we started. She
1:07:45
hugs me on the way out. She's like thank you, and I'm like,
1:07:48
take care of yourself. In the summer, it's really hot, like
1:07:53
Oyster Fest on Saturday. People just drop yeah. And then like like six
1:07:57
minutes later, they were like, all right, can I get a drink?
1:07:59
We're like no, you got to drinks supporter. My friends like pop
1:08:03
right out drinks, but like please don't pass out right here. So uh
1:08:11
well, go uck with that. Thank you. Yeah, no, seriously,
1:08:14
definitely the best of luck to you with that. Thank you. Ye
1:08:16
some stories, Yeah, yeah, no, we'll definitely have a follow up.
1:08:20
I'm thinking I didn't know you're in Vegas, so I'm thinking we could
1:08:25
do a show down the road. I have some of the literally funniest Vegas
1:08:30
stories, like like better, better than the Hangover stories. I'm not even
1:08:35
lying. I have some of the I haven't them on this show yet,
1:08:42
but I'm sure you have plenty and we can just go story for stories.
1:08:45
I will not name any names for the sake of them and their married lives.
1:08:50
But I really got some incredible stories from Vegas, and some of them
1:08:55
do include me that are just pretty fucking, you know, humiliating, but
1:09:00
just you're in Vegas, so it doesn't really mean it doesn't matter. It's
1:09:01
it's a cloak, exactly, Coy. Thanks very much for coming on.
1:09:06
Guys. Go see Sound of Freedom. Research some of the stuff if you
1:09:10
want. I really don't know how to help in this situation outside of maybe
1:09:15
donating some money, but I hate that too because you don't really know where
1:09:18
it goes. You don't see the unfortunately nobody you know. But maybe there's
1:09:23
you know, one of those like you know, a rescue child that you
1:09:26
can send money to or you know, or something I don't know. I
1:09:30
think awareness would just be a good start, but your own kids make you
1:09:33
always know what your kids are doing online. It's probably the best way to
1:09:36
look at it, because there's predators everywhere, and they're sick, they're demented,
1:09:41
they're fucked up, and if I had one right in front of me,
1:09:44
I'd probably fucking stick a knife in his throat. So just just look
1:09:48
after the kids. It's all about the kids core. Thanks so much,
1:09:53
good luck to the job. I will see you. We got the big
1:09:55
Oysterfest Saturday. So oh wait, I'm not dropping the shows off the oo.
1:09:59
There's no you first going up this Sturday. Did a time hoop?
1:10:05
All right, take everybody, I'll talk to you next week. Bye.