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Episode 71: Anything Is Possible! · Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod

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  What it do, what it do. What it do it is your boy,
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  Andrew Schultz. Thank you, mr.
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  Goody Two-Shoes. And who am I with?
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  As always Joseph, Huggins AKA old man Huggy talk shit or get
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  off the pot episode 71. That's a prime number.
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  Welcome mother, fuck us. Yeah, I I use a job.
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  I'm a win. I won't lose like this.
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  Hey, yeah, yeah yeah. It's good to be back, 71 just
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  got done watching the football game and now we're at Cowboys
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  Cowboys. Yeah.
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  Because they had maybe I think it's easy going to go to maybe
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  someone like San Fran. Maybe that's.
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  I've heard that too. Sam friend.
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  Miami know. He was gonna go to my Miami.
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  Yeah cuz to who knows if two of them are going to be no I saw
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  like on the ticker just going to turn my turn.
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  I'm thicker on ESPN. It says the two they already
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  said he was gonna be the starter next next year.
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  Which I don't understand why the fuck they would say that.
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  But interesting. Yeah, I mean, but I'm glad to be
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  here 71. We got some shit to get into.
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  It's good to be back man. It means.
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  So this is the hundredth episode or hundred thing I've posted on
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  the YouTube channel, which is pretty awesome.
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  So, shout out to me and you oh, because terrible shot.
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  Are you actually this in our podcast?
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  I think this is like the 67th. You were actual handle on
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  YouTube like if you're going to show yourself out oh yeah, shout
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  out your old man. Huggy like subscribe to
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  youtube.com/englishgrammarspot or do you got old man?
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  Huggy but no. So this I looked and I think
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  we've were over things like 67 and then however many were up to
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  so 0 on the other podcast. So majority of the stuff that's
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  on here is shit that we've done which is pretty cool.
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  So this will be the 100th video posted to the channel so
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  shout-out. And you know, like honestly, I
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  mean between all the stuff that we do this and the other one I
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  mean it's a majority of us talking about bullshit.
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  So that's pretty cool. You know I didn't see it.
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  I wouldn't say bullshit but like yeah, check it out.
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  It's really good. Funny we talk about sports.
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  That's my nephew. I have to like hold your hand
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  till I just like Like for you to righteously, plug your own shit.
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  No way man. I'm just saying, you know, I'm
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  just tell your website you didn't say like the name of the
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  other podcast because I'm not trying to do promote right now.
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  I'm just trying to say I'm happy that we have done this many
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  things that we've posted them on there.
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  I of course follow like subscribe check our shit out and
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  we black quarterback. Of course, this talk shit or get
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  off the pot but either way, I'm just saying, Hell yeah, this is
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  100 thing that we've posted. That's cool.
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  Thank you. I'm so No, I agree.
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  I just feel like Captain dick know if you're gonna go?
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  Yeah. Way.
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  Like might as well just plug it. And I have no problem with that.
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  No, no. I mean why?
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  I hope so hope. Not.
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  You're on both of them. Exactly.
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  That would be weird if you were like, hey man.
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  Don't promote that stuff that I'm on with you.
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  Who do you think you are? I know.
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  But I don't, but I do. I do feel like that.
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  It's, you are podcast the other one.
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  Yeah. But I mean, they're both like, I
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  mean I'm not an angry black quarterback.
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  No no. But I mean I think That, I mean.
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  So and you know I'm, we'll talk about later.
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  Yeah. They're going to pause that.
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  We're going to change the format a little bit because I want to
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  make it more Universal than have like a football section.
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  Yeah, I love basketball. And obviously like.
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  So I'm going to, I'm trying to think about it assumes the name.
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  No. Not necessarily change the name.
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  Okay. Yeah.
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  Because I kind of, like, was thinking that you're, like, kind
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  of pigeonhole yourself into just football when it should be just
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  a sports podcast. But I also, Don't know if I
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  agree with changing the name because it's already like, yeah,
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  brand and no, no, no, no, no, I'm definitely not going to
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  change the name of it but I think would just change mix up
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  the format a little bit but, you know, we'll get into that.
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  That's a conversation for that podcast in another day because
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  we, so I'm just thinking about it.
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  Okay, got to reformat after the Super Bowl, right?
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  I mean reformat as in what bet on other sports, well, not just
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  that but also like yeah yeah. I mean, we'll Gus will discuss
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  the waves to be continued to be continued but 7171 baby.
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  I'm fucking pump dude I'm to Elwood.
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  Okay, so Elwood is on angry black quarterback podcast.
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  He's someone that, you know, grew up in the town.
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  Next two hours, I've known him for forever.
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  He's pissed. He says we suck because he's
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  trying to talk shit about the Cowboys beating the bucks.
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  So he's been trying to text me but we're busy.
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  Did text me? Oh, I saw there was a text like
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  I told y'all but I didn't respond like a we're doing shit.
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  But and then I saw the he just joined the Discord thinking you
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  were in there because he's gonna hop in there and talk shit.
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  But we're on this channel so he hopped and hopped out and then
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  he just said that we sucky descent that through on the
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  twitch. So shout out to you, all would
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  congratulations. Big round of applause.
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  I teach a eat a dick but it's funny that you're like blocked
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  out. So save it till Wednesday man to
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  sit on. Save it.
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  Yeah, exactly. I don't know if I'm comfortable
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  with him being on this podcast. No, no.
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  I mean, that'd be hilarious. I'd be like your worst
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  nightmare. But that would be really funny
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  so I would definitely watch that.
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  I mean, I love, I like him. Like he seems like a great guy
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  but like it is no. It's just y'all just so
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  opposite. Yeah.
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  Funny because it y'all rub each other the wrong way.
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  So it's very funny. And we like talking.
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  Yeah, that's it. He's like, I just feel like I
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  just did to you. Okay.
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  Yeah. As we do we always start with
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  therapy questions. Joseph therapy.
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  Question number one. You put it in here.
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  Do you want to say it? Yeah, I will.
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  So this is a conversation. We had the other day.
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  Somebody asked me this question, I thought about it.
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  It's a good question. All right, the question is and
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  you only have one of these two choices and it's ridiculous very
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  mature. If you have to choose between
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  either puking, Like uncontrollably uncontrollably
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  puking twice a day. Unlike at any given time.
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  It's gonna happen twice or you are going to uncontrollably
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  like, get diarrhea and shit your pants.
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  Which would you pick to me? Is the so obvious puking.
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  Yeah, that's what I said. See somebody other people have
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  told me they would rather shit their pants.
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  What I said today. I know, then they would puke, I
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  was like, if you puke you could pull it off.
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  Like, oh man, I've got Crohn's. You can there so many things you
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  can say, I don't know if that fact, She happens to be peep
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  from Crohn's and, you know, shout out people with crohn's.
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  Sorry, not trying to be rude but I don't think that happens.
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  No, I don't, but I'm just saying you could come up with something
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  to wear it, be like believable, and people would feel bad if
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  you're just shitting your pants. Like, there's no turning back
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  from now now. He's so many Bridges bridges
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  burned. They just can't every day.
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  Every day you were shitting your pants.
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  Twice a day. Yeah, that's Insanity.
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  That's like, I was supposed to questions.
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  Like, there's no Pose the question it was three.
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  As I said, why would BB three times?
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  Why would you why would anyone do?
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  Like, I shit my pants who asked you?
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  This really fits is leaving? Yeah, if you want to know
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  because it's totally fits question.
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  But like for the podcast, no, he just asked me.
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  Okay. We were hanging out watching
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  football and he was like, hey would you?
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  But he has kids between the two and I was like, I'd rather puke.
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  It's easier to explain. You get some sympathy out of it,
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  people would be concerned, you'd spend a Lot of time in the
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  counselor's office but I'd rather that than be like
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  spending time in the nurse's office.
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  They get the Bee Gees all the time.
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  Every time I eat a meal I'm going to shit my pants.
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  That sounds horrible. No.
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  But I also there's like very successful people that I car
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  bulimic. I don't know anybody who's
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  successful, who shits their pants?
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  That's true. Obviously, yeah, I mean,
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  obviously, it's all like, don't even try to make, like, if you
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  had to pick between one of the two, I would rather choose that.
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  Yeah, and then that have people be like Damn that bro.
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  Like that, dude. Shits his pants all the time.
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  That sounds awful. I mean, like, both of our
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  problem, but yeah, this one's better than he's like, yeah.
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  One is like one is one of the shittiest situation literally.
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  And and like that's what I'm saying.
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  Literally no there'd be no turning back like you know and
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  they'd be unexpected. So you couldn't who knows and
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  that's going to happen. Do you just think?
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  Oh guys I think I'm gonna puke again.
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  Think like oh poor Joseph if you like hold on guys I shipped my
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  band. So they like again this Is like
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  45 days in a row. What the fuck is the matter with
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  twice a day? That's like, to me?
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  That's like, exponential. Yes, if you know what was once a
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  day? Once a day is puke.
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  I told you, I know I would too, but like, I just feel like shit
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  in your pants more than once, even is way worse than, like,
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  puking more than once. Even if you had a 45-minute
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  window and you knew, well, why would I shit my pants?
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  If I now well-built ones. I'll go to the bathroom.
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  Well yeah. What if what if you're like
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  stuck in traffic what if they do knows if there might be a sinner
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  if there is any scenario or that's a potential outcome, I'm
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  not taking, I'm not going to be like, it could be a good become
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  a lot of stuff. Maybe like or shit.
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  Your pants in front of everyone. I think.
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  Well, I guess let's see what's Option 1 again because I would
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  puke is that hard? What suck?
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  Yeah, that would suck but like if you have 45 minutes like I
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  feel like you can figure it out like to not like make it that
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  detrimental to yourself. No, they just be like, oh well
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  you could just send me something, you can make
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  something up on while you're like.
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  You can't really make up a lot of stuff like that.
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  So why you shit your pants? Yeah.
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  Like dude, what is the matter with you?
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  Why'd you make it like it wouldn't it would not go over.
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  Well you'd have to be like 80 years old or something like that
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  uh for anybody to justify it. Yeah.
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  And even then to just be a hassle they like no it's not a
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  big deal and they be like damn it yeah yeah you got me for this
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  that therapy. Question number two is Which
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  would you rather but it's all right.
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  I do item 42. Yeah.
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  Which one would you prefer? Is how I read it?
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  All right, I have no nose. That's right.
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  You have don't have a nose on your face but have really good
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  smelling fingers. That's so weird or what is that?
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  Or you're blind, but you have a really nice smile.
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  So you don't like Voldemort. But like your like your fingers
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  smell like fucking potpourri. Is that what you're telling me
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  if you think potpourri smells good?
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  I guess yeah I mean some people do I guess if I had Yeah, I
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  would choose being blond and having a smile over not having a
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  nose and having really good smelling finger.
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  That was a fucking once. Good Susie fingers list, man.
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  You just gotta give me. The smell is fingers.
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  Get him the fuck out of here, a list extremely quick.
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  That would know what you're trying to do.
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  You're trying to like, what are you trying to accomplish by
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  having good smelling fingers? You know, saying that anybody
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  would put a stop to that real quick.
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  That will be real fucking And last, there's no way but I mean,
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  yeah, because you just look like Voldemort.
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  But you would your fingers and smell good and you just feel
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  like I don't know because no one would want to be near you.
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  Well, can you stop saying his name?
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  You stop saying his name, it's supposed to be the person he who
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  is not who will not be, thank you.
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  But if you do But have your been smelling fingers if you were
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  blind and you have a good smelling.
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  So, if you have a good smelling, smile is Smiles.
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  Held a really nice file. That really have a really nice
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  smile in your blind. Everyone's gonna be really nice
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  to you. Yeah, ask me.
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  Do you want to ask Stevie Wonder?
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  Yeah, that's where Charles, I take.
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  Everyone being nice to me, then be walking around fingers that
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  smell like lavender. Be that smell my fingers.
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  I don't understand your smell preference.
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  I don't know man. I'm wearing a purple shirt today
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  too. You look out, shout out.
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  I saw you shirtless, like, before we started recording.
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  Yeah, I was getting everything. All right, I got to do my shit.
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  I gotta get to get my shit together.
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  I was like, well I need to find some random t-shirt, I haven't
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  worn in forever to wear today. So and, you know, it is what it
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  is, right? You were in my room dude.
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  It's not. It's not that big of a deal.
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  I'm not worried about it but nothing ain't seen before.
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  All right, here we go. Therapy question number three
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  with myself a round of applause after saying that okay all right
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  there be question number 3 Joseph and everybody so fucking
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  stupid also. Shout-out shout-out Tunisia
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  Indonesia and Kenya because I forgot to mention that he gave
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  me a. We just go.
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  Yeah that's As we listen to the talk shit or get off the pot,
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  that's pretty good, you know. Yeah, you listen to you really
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  need to do it and listen to it. Now they give great advice, huh?
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  You sound like think you are? Do you that foca?
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  Why do you watch the circle on Netflix?
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  Now I know. They just came out the new
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  season and there's this dude is on there and he's from Kenya and
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  talks like, that sounds exactly like you That is great.
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  Well I mean that's just like from Clips.
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  I see I'm like, okay and for clarification because if I ever
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  do something I try not to be or make it sound bad.
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  I actually not racist human. Yeah.
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  Like I try to do imitation, I grew up, I'm gonna like being
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  here, you're really good at it and I'm an auditory learner.
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  So when I hear stuff, I try to, like, mimic it.
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  So it's not like I'm doing it to be rude.
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  I'm genuinely like attempting to try to sound like that person.
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  That's like, my Russian accent. It's like a pudding.
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  People talking. Like this.
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  So I've so with the African ones I was, when I kind of really got
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  into course Cosby, but that's off the table.
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  You can't do the Cosby anymore. That is it was like oh who I did
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  it the other day and someone was like that.
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  What is the cause of me? What does like talking like Bill
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  Cosby boy Jello J? Yeah, they do all that but I
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  can't do it like I spent because it's in bad taste because he's
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  like a felon because he's like a big creep and perv.
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  So I mean, you can there's really no point in doing, he's
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  so Crosby a over. Tests are we let us say that I'd
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  rather you know, wasn't he accused?
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  I mean, I haven't even convicted.
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  Yeah, I mean he was definitely easy as I try to say he's a
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  creep creepy, perv I just like to leave it like that because I
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  don't want to do, you know, but obviously then he got released
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  from jail. But obviously he's a total
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  scumbag. So it's like he's such a
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  scumbag, I don't want to do a Bill Cosby impersonation, but I
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  do a good Bill Cosby. So, you know what, the worst
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  part of do it off? Are one of these days for the
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  fucking worst part, is he's from Philadelphia.
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  Via. Yeah.
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  And he's from Temple. I know.
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  It sucks. Yeah.
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  That's where I saw on writing comes off.
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  No. I mean, like, it's just like,
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  he's just. Yeah, scabby.
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  So, like if there's shitty people you don't feel like you
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  can do impersonations of shitty people.
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  Obviously, if you could do like Christopher Walken, that would
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  be cool. I can't really do that one.
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  I guess I can't really got Tarantino and I really give me a
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  shower. Here we go.
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  Here we go. Marsupials never seem to scare
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  me. That's why Christopher Walken.
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  That was good. Hold on, hold on.
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  I gotta thank because it's like, there's you got to get in like a
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  character, there's certain things.
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  I know there's a really good video that exists and it's just
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  a compilation of Asian people doing Christopher Walken
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  impersonations. Now that feels like and it's
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  like it's absolutely incredible and they're really good.
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  Well, I he be damned. I'm just saying he's like no,
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  get these like watch Now, listen my ass but hit the only place.
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  He knew he could Zas. So my ex-girlfriend I gave her
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  the marsupials never seem to scare me and there was this
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  radio show that was going on. And they asked for people to
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  call him with Christopher Walken impressions and she called in
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  and then I gotta give me your impression.
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  She's like, my superiors, never seem to scare me.
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  And then they're like, okay, like stay on hold.
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  We're going to put you on the air and then that show ended
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  before she ever got in there. So she never did.
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  She's very happy that that they bought her impression, your tone
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  so wrong because it's like, because we're Christian not
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  walking at a speech pattern. Yeah.
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  In fascist onwards and pauses and like it's like the best but
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  also weird fucking things. Like, yeah, well, you seem to
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  scare me like, yeah, you like says goofy shit but it's like
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  the pattern, his speech pattern is like so hard to mimic and
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  like recreate that. If you can do that, that's
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  really awesome. Mmm.
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  Because that's up at the same with Cosby.
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  Cosby has like a specific speech pattern and emphasis on Words
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  where you can like you know mimic that and that's like where
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  it starts is like learning how to like speak.
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  the new the new pandas every single day.
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  Back to you. Tom?
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  Like there's dead of that. Did it?
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  That did it. Oh yeah.
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  But also like I'll do it. Chris Rock and never got me to
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  do and he was also like in one of the best movies of all time.
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  Called Man on Fire. If we talked about, yeah, I
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  know. He is on, man.
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  Aah. Yeah.
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  He's like the home is, you crazy?
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  He's such a over the. Yeah, that mean, that's always
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  the bullet. Never lies.
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  That's what he said, true. Yeah.
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  It never lies. And he's like dating, like some
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  like, super young like, yeah, like, well of, okay, not to get
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  sidetracked too much, but that's the best part of that movie.
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  The best parts of Man on Fire, is the fact that they don't
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  actually give really too much about anyone.
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  Everything's like pretty surface level and vague and you just end
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  up liking everybody but it starts out now you kind of do
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  what I'm saying. Like you like you like Denzel
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  you like I know but like but they said that if he was like,
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  like a special forces and like, I feel like I knew too much
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  about them. No.
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  But you do enough. Yes.
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  Like any problem. Yeah.
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  But like you do. Enough to know he was dangerous
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  but not enough to be like words, like some big drawn-out.
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  Like, oh, this is what it was like whenever he was a boy like
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  no, son, I need you to make sure you're back home before dark.
• 20:00
  And then, you know, there wasn't some super cheesy flashback.
• 20:03
  It's not like who's this is like it's established.
• 20:05
  He's a rough dangerous man with like a drinking problem.
• 20:08
  Yeah. And this is his like sleazy
• 20:10
  friend who used to work lazy. No, no, I think the Christopher
• 20:15
  Walken is like, He's just got like, he was like a head coming
• 20:20
  out on the lam. Did he kind of right?
• 20:22
  Yeah, I mean, they're not on the lam.
• 20:23
  It is a reason why he's in Mexico.
• 20:25
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 20:25
  He's high. He's kind of slow.
• 20:27
  But he has an accessory like grenades and like rocket
• 20:30
  launchers and like machines. But you'd be don't know.
• 20:33
  Like why? Or how they don't go into like
• 20:36
  his I don't care. I gotta meet my guy Sergei out
• 20:39
  by the docks. He's like yeah, he's at.
• 20:41
  He has our boys back. Yeah, he has Chrissy Bears back
• 20:45
  and that's all right. I don't know but it's like Like
• 20:47
  how it's very not Wednesday. So it's kind of surface level
• 20:50
  with them in vague about how far back their history goes or like
• 20:55
  what they actually do but you end up liking all these guys but
• 20:57
  they're all kind of sleazy. That's like one of the good
• 21:00
  things about. No they all come on.
• 21:01
  I don't use the word sleazy like their murderous.
• 21:07
  I kind of are like sleazies like ripping like she's Heidi oxic,
• 21:10
  oh, he's hiding in Mexico. Surrounded by a bunch of
• 21:13
  significantly, younger women than him and he's like, hey bro,
• 21:16
  you need grenades. I got you.
• 21:19
  Yeah, that's kind of sleazy. Yeah, but know that I wouldn't
• 21:22
  be like, who that guy is a pillar going against the cartel
• 21:25
  that guy's a pillar of the community.
• 21:27
  Hey, he's gonna kill him, he's going to kill them all.
• 21:31
  And I respected it anyway. And also he gave his life at the
• 21:37
  very end of the movie. Spoiler alert on my birthday.
• 21:41
  Oh damn it for some reason they like put up like the date like
• 21:44
  it's like nuts and it's like Ave Maria, you know, and he you know
• 21:48
  a life for a life. Damn, it's heavy Anna.
• 21:52
  That's my favorite. Although it's G that he dies in
• 21:55
  the car. He's gonna die.
• 21:57
  Anyways rat. So has he got shot?
• 22:00
  So many fucking times like in the last like few days.
• 22:03
  These are Jesus Jesus! Fuck!
• 22:05
  But yes, and he got shot a lot. Alright next quite next therapy.
• 22:09
  Question, sir. All right therapy.
• 22:11
  Question number three. Should a person about to be
• 22:17
  executed in the electric chair be saved if they had a heart
• 22:23
  attack. I mean, that's kind of a dumb
• 22:27
  question. No, it's not.
• 22:29
  Should a person about to be executed in the electric chair?
• 22:33
  Yeah, I mean, you have to save them.
• 22:34
  They have to have a choice to shouldn't.
• 22:37
  Should they be And should we be executing them in the first
• 22:41
  place? Well, that's a good question but
• 22:43
  if we're going to if we're deciding as society that we're
• 22:47
  going to hell yeah you revive that man.
• 22:50
  Warden wants his count. I'm going to let the devil get
• 22:52
  them before I can. Who do you think you are Warden
• 22:58
  wants it? That's what they would do.
• 23:00
  That's why. I mean I feel like that's what
• 23:02
  would happen and know I know that they would but should they
• 23:05
  know they shouldn't yeah but should be killing any Anyone?
• 23:08
  But I mean, if they agree. So if they have a heart attack,
• 23:11
  yes they should resuscitate them and save them.
• 23:13
  You shouldn't just let people have heart attack and died in
• 23:15
  prison. I hope well, he had a heart
• 23:16
  attack. We could, we could save his life
• 23:18
  who on death row on death row. but okay, so I don't really like
• 23:24
  capital punishment except for if you're a treason and Like
• 23:31
  committing treason. That's the only thing that I
• 23:34
  accepted for is turning against our country.
• 23:39
  That's fair. That's got a heavy.
• 23:40
  No I just I just feel like no I mean II don't I don't know.
• 23:43
  Otherwise you don't have a crush that we don't have a country
• 23:46
  unless always said that. I don't agree with it.
• 23:49
  But I would say I don't I I've never been in a situation where
• 23:54
  like, I would feel like we're somebody would do something with
• 23:58
  that. Would be a potential punishment.
• 24:01
  Like I understand why a family would be like yeah, I want that
• 24:04
  to happen to that person. I want to exercise the right of
• 24:07
  capital punishment, you did it. XYZ to my family.
• 24:10
  We hate you forever. We want to get rid of you.
• 24:12
  So I think until you're in that situation, it's easy to say
• 24:15
  you're against it because I think that's for some people
• 24:17
  that's in. Like I can understand why they
• 24:19
  would feel that way. I don't, but I don't agree with
• 24:21
  it, but I don't agree with exercising their right.
• 24:24
  But I mean, you know, something that's all I'm saying is and
• 24:27
  it's hard to say, like yes or no to that because, like, we're not
• 24:30
  in that situation. So if somebody feels like
• 24:32
  somebody who did their family wrong, should be put to have the
• 24:37
  state make a decision. What they can and can't do
• 24:39
  anymore and make them go goodbye.
• 24:42
  Then like if they feel that way, it's something that would
• 24:44
  warrant that I don't think they're wrong for wanting that.
• 24:47
  That's what I'm saying. Well what I'm saying is like ah
• 24:50
  and this is weird because like I'm like okay I love my family
• 24:54
  just period but I feel like our country is like almost like a
• 24:58
  bigger family. Well, that's and that's the law
• 25:02
  is like, if you commit treason or something like that, that's
• 25:04
  something that what happened punish some punishable by death.
• 25:07
  And I think that At like if someone who had a heart attack
• 25:11
  after committing treason like just fucking let them die like
• 25:16
  gives a shit Jesus, I'm sorry. Well, no, I mean I get it.
• 25:20
  I just thought you know, that's where I think they would save
• 25:23
  them strictly so they could keep their Camp man because it'll be
• 25:27
  either way. I mean that could be like
• 25:28
  inconsiderate inhumane to well, no, I understand that and, you
• 25:32
  know, and that's why I'm not in charge of decisions like this
• 25:35
  because But like it reminds me of like how they like to use
• 25:41
  that alcohol rub on your arm before they inject you with like
• 25:45
  the lethal injection, you know? Yeah, yeah.
• 25:50
  It's like okay, you're literally killing this person but you're
• 25:53
  going to make sure that they don't get infected like by using
• 25:58
  an alcohol swab for the fucking, you know, like that's the shit
• 26:01
  that I don't understand. Oh yeah, but you gotta think
• 26:04
  from another perspective is like making sure if Going to do
• 26:07
  something like that in with the way the legal system, structured
• 26:11
  you don't want to have, you can't like be keeping people or
• 26:14
  subjecting them to inhumane. So we're going to killing them
• 26:19
  because it isn't that inhumane. Don't ya know, percent agree.
• 26:24
  So every so they need to make sure that they're on the up and
• 26:27
  up all the way up and leading to like basically, I seriously like
• 26:31
  like we're killing this person so you can't do anything else
• 26:34
  wrong. Like, Yeah.
• 26:37
  I mean I'm in the process. Yeah.
• 26:38
  Because we'll get like suit or something.
• 26:40
  Yeah there. Yeah.
• 26:40
  I mean you can't be inhumane to people whether they're in in
• 26:43
  prison or jail for like a month or for the rest of your life,
• 26:46
  you can't read the menu. Mainly why you at that?
• 26:49
  But like time, you told already, I could be already decided you
• 26:53
  can make a case where you're like I'm I was on death row and
• 26:56
  I had a heart attack and then I survived.
• 26:58
  But they left me to die, that wouldn't go over very well.
• 27:04
  I know you don't care. I'm just saying I do care but
• 27:07
  it's like I'm just saying like if we're agreeing that, we're
• 27:09
  going to kill somebody, then she's just fucking do it.
• 27:13
  Otherwise well George's. Otherwise just don't do it.
• 27:16
  Yeah, I mean, do you know you just don't have?
• 27:18
  Yeah, no, I know I'm with you on that.
• 27:20
  Like yeah. All right.
• 27:22
  Next one. Jesus.
• 27:23
  That was tough. Oh God damn.
• 27:25
  My questions are like would you rather crap your pants or throw
• 27:29
  up and you're like, hey should we give this blind guy?
• 27:34
  CPR look well and I know that's because he's got a really nice
• 27:39
  smile. He didn't commit any crimes.
• 27:45
  Yeah, final therapy. Question therapy.
• 27:47
  Question number four. Do you think if anything is
• 27:52
  possible? It's still possible for anything
• 27:57
  to be impossible. Anything is possible in the
• 28:01
  words of Kevin Garnett, I know, so I know I actually thought
• 28:06
  about that but yeah, if anything's possible So then
• 28:13
  anything could be impossible is what I'm sure.
• 28:16
  Not anything can be impossible. Continued can anything be
• 28:20
  impossible for certain people? I guess on a spectrum of all
• 28:24
  things that are possible? Could almost everything is
• 28:27
  possible. If everything is Apothic like of
• 28:30
  all whole on. If every if you're talking about
• 28:32
  all possibilities protect everything being potentially
• 28:35
  possible like a man going to the Moon, then it's also possible
• 28:39
  that there's a person that exists where that's not possible
• 28:41
  for them at all. That would be impossible for
• 28:44
  them to make it because they have a really nice smile and
• 28:46
  they're blind, and they can't make it through class and no
• 28:50
  matter how hard they charm their way through, they don't they
• 28:53
  don't have the grades to go to fucking Pluto, so they're not
• 28:55
  able to go, you're physically not able to go outside, so we're
• 28:59
  not talking individually, we're not talking individually here.
• 29:02
  It's based on its base, it individually, just say that all
• 29:05
  anything is possible and impossible.
• 29:08
  At the same time, it would have to be impossible on an
• 29:10
  individual level because if all things are possible, then all
• 29:13
  things are possible. Well that, okay, that's what I.
• 29:16
  Okay. This is like another way to put
• 29:17
  it is that the universe is infinite and so, anything is
• 29:22
  possible and I go back and forth on this.
• 29:25
  Like it's like, well, if that's the case, then maybe Jesus did
• 29:29
  exist and God exists, you know? No, like it's just if you're
• 29:34
  saying that like there could be like us doing a podcast and like
• 29:38
  a different like Dimensions. Yeah, that'd be tight.
• 29:41
  Then there also can be God or Jesus or whatever who will this
• 29:49
  is Rock. Russian Roulette.
• 29:52
  That's troubling God, no, we're like no one another.
• 29:55
  You Dimension were like Russian propagandists and we're like
• 29:58
  doing a podcast but like, but we talked way too much said about
• 30:01
  them, we tan. That's why I'd be the video.
• 30:04
  Obviously be like United States. They smell like sour cream and
• 30:08
  onion chips, or good fingers or good fingers.
• 30:12
  Yeah, they have fingers, it smell like lavender.
• 30:16
  Why is it a vendor? Your go to, like, why doesn't
• 30:19
  that just to bring it up, just to like rehab just to bring It
• 30:21
  full circle? Welcome back to drink pee or get
• 30:26
  off the radio. I'm shit your pants are puke.
• 30:32
  Yeah, shit feel car. Get off the radio.
• 30:35
  It is me your host. That's the word about.
• 30:39
  I want to live again. Andrei.
• 30:45
  Kirilenko. We shout out Romania.
• 30:50
  I think that's like and I'm here like always with my 10th friend
• 30:54
  I think Romania might be the only one on the Eastern Bloc
• 30:58
  that doesn't listen to us. No that does okay.
• 31:02
  Oh man, come on. Shout out Eastern Bloc.
• 31:05
  Yeah. Alright anyways, so I can
• 31:08
  Hazard. Okay, so we're on to the next.
• 31:14
  We're on two topics, instead of questions.
• 31:17
  However, I don't like this headline that you put in here
• 31:20
  above the link. Oh, I think it's hilarious.
• 31:25
  It's fucking frustrating. Well, that's the reason why I
• 31:28
  labeled the episode Joe did it too.
• 31:32
  Why didn't know that? I don't know whether you label
• 31:34
  the other side though. I did okay, but just fall guys.
• 31:38
  I've if I walk us through, walk us through very close friend,
• 31:41
  who is very not into Biden, he says, we don't cry.
• 31:47
  Precise or wouldn't talk about this?
• 31:49
  So I even pulled up an NPR and kiat Kera article about all of
• 31:54
  this to discuss it. But this is from NPR and it's
• 31:58
  here. Well, here's what we know about
• 31:59
  the classified documents found. It Biden's Home and Office.
• 32:03
  President, Biden is facing the Department of Justice
• 32:05
  investigation. Also mean.
• 32:08
  All right. Well, the picture take on that
• 32:10
  second investigation, after his lawyers found classified
• 32:12
  documents at his Delaware, residents in an office in
• 32:15
  Washington, d.c. they Multiple instances where the with a White
• 32:19
  House lawyer announcing Saturday, that five more pages
• 32:21
  have been found and Biden's home.
• 32:23
  Five more pages. Thursday.
• 32:25
  Merrick Garland, appointed former justice department,
• 32:27
  official Robert her to lead the doj pro.
• 32:32
  This appointment underscores a haunted to bring this up this
• 32:35
  appointment, underscores for the Public's Department's commitment
• 32:39
  to both the independence and accountability in the particular
• 32:42
  sensitive matters and making the decision industry indisputably.
• 32:47
  By only by the facts and the law Garland said on Thursday.
• 32:51
  So, I mean, basically, it seems like whenever Biden was vice
• 32:55
  president and leaving the vice presidency.
• 32:58
  There's, you know, there's so many different things have been
• 33:01
  said about this. There's still document, he had
• 33:04
  top secret documents in his possession.
• 33:06
  Some of those things have been left in is office in a Delaware
• 33:12
  home office in d.c. It seems like they're talking to
• 33:15
  the White House is saying they're going to cooperate the
• 33:17
  looking through. There's a documents.
• 33:20
  They're the fucking ones who felt like it was his lawyers.
• 33:23
  Nobody asked him for ya. And they're like, yo like hey we
• 33:27
  didn't realize this was here, take it, you did it too man.
• 33:31
  No, no, I'm getting like because Trump, they ask for them back.
• 33:35
  He refused to give him back. They had to fucking like
• 33:39
  subpoena him. Still refused and then they
• 33:41
  raided his fucking house and I don't like to call it a raid.
• 33:44
  They just executed a search warrant because he was still
• 33:48
  keeping these fucking documents and you're telling me the
• 33:52
  Biden's trying to like sell like Secrets like from the United
• 33:56
  States, no, but doesn't seem like the most obvious fucking
• 34:01
  thing that Trump would try to do because he's not like as rich as
• 34:04
  he says, and he doesn't give a shit like this is just bothers
• 34:09
  me and this is Like also a problem for the Democrats where
• 34:13
  they fucking do this shit. They go out of their way to like
• 34:17
  You know, like the Republicans would never never ever admit
• 34:22
  that they had secret documents, you know, found at their like
• 34:26
  office like after they got out of office like well I'm glad
• 34:30
  that the doj appointed special counsel to oversee it Merrick
• 34:34
  Garland separates himself from it.
• 34:37
  I mean, yeah. No.
• 34:38
  No, no, no. I don't think so.
• 34:41
  The consistency across the board I like the day appointed one in
• 34:44
  the Trump situation. I like that.
• 34:46
  They're appointing one in this. Relation as well.
• 34:48
  But it took them over a year to I get it but I mean but that's
• 34:52
  where it's if it's super going to do things, one way we have to
• 34:54
  do it the other way, the same the same the same time.
• 34:56
  So I mean if there's no big issues and there will be no big
• 34:58
  issues just like it with trump. It turns out that Trump did
• 35:01
  absolutely nothing wrong in the doj.
• 35:03
  Does a full-blown investigation and it comes out that Trump did
• 35:06
  absolutely nothing wrong on face value, I have to accept it for
• 35:10
  what it is. All right?
• 35:10
  It's like if they decide that if they go through all this and
• 35:13
  they're like no Biden use this because he's got all these top
• 35:16
  secret documents and he's Going to start a ferret Farm over in
• 35:19
  Madagascar and he doesn't want anybody to know.
• 35:22
  Because if they know he's illegally harvesting ferrets
• 35:25
  then you know they'll understand the truth about everything and
• 35:29
  starlink or something, I don't know.
• 35:31
  But if they do that and that's what they come up with and we
• 35:33
  have to accept that Joe Biden's trying to start a farm, I know,
• 35:37
  but it's, but I, but I guess this is, my issue is just that
• 35:42
  this is like a one-sided, like, ball game.
• 35:46
  Like, it's like the Republicans I would never do this to
• 35:50
  themselves, but the Democrats would like the Republicans don't
• 35:54
  give a shit and, and like, Democrats were like the first
• 35:58
  ones like to, like, call themselves out and I just wish
• 36:02
  that Republicans were as responsible with it.
• 36:06
  Let's enjoy with that takes. That's all I'm saying.
• 36:09
  The announcement came just days after the news broke that, the
• 36:11
  classified documents have been found in Biden's, private office
• 36:14
  office less than a week before the midterms elections in
• 36:17
  November. November the discovery that led
• 36:19
  to the doj to launch the initial inquiry.
• 36:22
  The White House says, it has cooperated with the doj during
• 36:25
  its review and plans to continue working with her special counsel
• 36:28
  investigation. We are confident that a thorough
• 36:31
  review will show that these documents were inadvertently
• 36:33
  misplaced, the president and his lawyers acted promptly upon
• 36:36
  discovery of this mistake said, Richard Sauber a White House
• 36:41
  lawyer in a statement. So fucking annoying because the,
• 36:45
  they're cooperating with the doj.
• 36:47
  They're the Those who told them, there are lots of Ember by these
• 36:51
  lawyers are packing files from an office.
• 36:53
  They weren't asked by the doj, hey, they like proactively went
• 36:56
  and found them and then told them I don't know, man.
• 37:03
  I feel like this. Do you think that is going to
• 37:06
  run again? I mean, he might, I mean, I'm
• 37:12
  honestly like this makes me like question, so tired of old fucks
• 37:18
  running. I'm tired.
• 37:20
  I'm sorry. No, no.
• 37:22
  I know I told you to people that don't have our best interests
• 37:25
  go, who, could give two fucks about what happens to me. 30
• 37:28
  years from now going up there and acting like they give two
• 37:31
  shits if Universal, I'm fucking tired of it.
• 37:34
  Okay, well however rather by not be president again, I'd rather
• 37:37
  be somebody that That is that I feel like is he, you know, I
• 37:41
  mean, good line up with things that I'm more worried about, not
• 37:44
  that he's not, but I just don't that whole generation.
• 37:47
  I'm just tired of them. Okay.
• 37:49
  But come charging every constitutionally speaking you
• 37:52
  and I only could have ran for president last year for the
• 37:57
  first time, you have to be 35. So like there is like a bar,
• 38:03
  like, where you have to do. Absolutely no.
• 38:05
  But I'm just saying that like when it comes to a lot like
• 38:08
  because certain things, regardless of what side of the
• 38:11
  aisle they're coming from, it's business as usual and I'm tired
• 38:14
  of business, as usual when it comes to certain things like,
• 38:17
  Brahman, are you talking about Barack?
• 38:18
  No, I wouldn't say that. Barack was even Barack /, which
• 38:21
  perpetuated, the some things that I didn't agree with either.
• 38:24
  So you got there certain, I mean, I didn't agree with all of
• 38:28
  the drones that we used in the Middle East and killed a lot of
• 38:31
  innocent people and perpetuated a problem.
• 38:34
  You know, that was like something for our diplomacy long
• 38:38
  term, I think that had more of a negative effect, but you could
• 38:41
  save kill one like you, you create like ukrainians to other
• 38:44
  one and it's just doing it in discriminately.
• 38:46
  I understand I got, I guess I understand why and like trying
• 38:49
  to not send soldiers but it's see I just didn't agree with
• 38:52
  that. Seems like a cowardly way.
• 38:54
  To go about having a war and, you know, like it's real.
• 38:57
  I just feel like it's like - they had the technology and
• 39:01
  nobody else did at the time. So they do when I'm like nobody
• 39:06
  thought about it or Nana me and like a crate and like a almost
• 39:10
  like nearly impossible, but not anything, but everything is
• 39:14
  possible, but it's almost an impossible idea but throughout
• 39:18
  all of history especially like that.
• 39:24
  Of land, there's been all sorts of people we've seen Russia try
• 39:26
  to do it, so Alexander the Great, you see, all sorts of
• 39:29
  people try to dominate the people that are indigenous to
• 39:33
  that area and they literally say is, it's where Empires go to
• 39:36
  die. Yeah.
• 39:36
  It's like impossible. So be the fact that we that we
• 39:39
  would continue to perpetuate that on some time line is kind
• 39:43
  of laughable. That's like the history that
• 39:44
  keeps repeating itself. Well, he didn't start the war
• 39:47
  and no, no, no. He ended the Iraq War and Biden
• 39:51
  ended, the Afghanistan war. No, no.
• 39:53
  But I'm bored. I'm saying is do like using
• 39:56
  drones covertly embalming people and Yemen and killing a bunch of
• 40:00
  innocent people. I disagree with that, I know.
• 40:02
  And like and I've told a thousand people that's like
• 40:07
  Barack Obama's biggest fuck-up. It wasn't like the website and I
• 40:11
  working for ObamaCare it was he went on like into the what like
• 40:17
  white house like stand and he said that drones were working
• 40:23
  and he's like Just look at Yemen as an example.
• 40:26
  And that's one of the most, like, fucked up humanitarian
• 40:29
  crisis that we have today. And he hasn't been in office for
• 40:33
  like, six years and it's like, like, they're like suffering.
• 40:38
  Like they could like have a famine like, you know, sorry
• 40:41
  baby just feels like, bombs the shit out of him and it was like,
• 40:44
  yeah. This is like, yeah, it's like
• 40:46
  innocent people and then it's a terrorist act lie.
• 40:48
  Yeah. Crazy over there.
• 40:50
  Yeah, so I mean but back to the Documents.
• 40:54
  You got a little sidetracked there but yeah I mean so it says
• 40:56
  that they discovered these when they were moving turned them
• 40:59
  into the National Archives. They were in a locked closet,
• 41:02
  they were then on November 4th archives, Inspector, General and
• 41:05
  formed the Department of Justice of the discovery.
• 41:08
  And that's all I'm saying. Yeah, and then Garland tap the
• 41:13
  John lauche a trunk appointed us attorney in Chicago to oversee
• 41:17
  an assessment of the materials. I mean.
• 41:20
  So and that's where where people are complaining about this.
• 41:22
  I don't know what more you can expect.
• 41:24
  I think that when it comes to either side of the aisle, the
• 41:27
  treatment has been pretty fair in like going through an
• 41:30
  investigating this stuff and these people who have Topsy talk
• 41:33
  top secret documents, they shouldn't have regardless of the
• 41:36
  context. You can find out the context and
• 41:39
  what they are or why they have them.
• 41:41
  But the fact That they have them being investigated.
• 41:43
  I think is important. I don't disagree with that but
• 41:46
  now you might but I don't think it's you know not pallets worth
• 41:49
  of shit like they pulled out a trump so make it sound like
• 41:52
  yeah. It's like naughty and like
• 41:54
  numbers in numerical count of what they have Biden doesn't
• 41:57
  have a fraction of what Trump had in documents.
• 42:01
  He wasn't supposed to have or was saying that he'd already
• 42:03
  turned in or lying about not having them in the first place.
• 42:07
  And I think, the fact that they discovered the not had somebody
• 42:10
  else found them. Or noticed they were missing and
• 42:13
  Biden lied about it. Then he'd be in the same amount
• 42:15
  of shit Trump would be right and I would agree with that as well.
• 42:18
  I agree to but I don't know. And also the like the
• 42:23
  Republicans are trying to push this thing that the vice
• 42:26
  president can't make something unclassified.
• 42:29
  But in fact, they can and so, like, that's now the like Words
• 42:33
  become their argument about it. What about is a man?
• 42:36
  So now they're just happy that he had like seven or eight
• 42:39
  documents that he wasn't supposed to have some now, Like
• 42:41
  how we got them, it's the same thing and now they have to make
• 42:44
  it worse than what Trump did. So they have to inflate, okay,
• 42:48
  well he's not he's the vice president, not the president so
• 42:51
  he can't do that, but Trump can, and that's worse.
• 42:54
  So it's worse what he did. Because he's not even allowed to
• 42:56
  do that in the first place, which is not true.
• 42:59
  So it's just over. Its people.
• 43:01
  Just trying to conflate the issue of make being hyperbolic
• 43:04
  as fuck. And I mean, it kind of is the
• 43:06
  worst thing that could have happened like to like ding him.
• 43:12
  You know, it's like because he's like, however of the how
• 43:15
  irresponsible was Trump, you know, like how could you be that
• 43:18
  irresponsible and then it's like, well, bro, now here we go.
• 43:22
  Oh, but Howard was irresponsible is and national archives for not
• 43:25
  even noticing, the shit was missing.
• 43:27
  It was like five fucking Pages. That's what I'm saying.
• 43:29
  It's like five pages of something, but I'm just saying
• 43:31
  the National Archives didn't know.
• 43:33
  It was missing. I know.
• 43:34
  But why would he do them archive?
• 43:36
  So, anyways, if it's classified, like, that's what I feel like,
• 43:39
  I'm like, becoming like the It was like defending Trump, you
• 43:43
  know where Isis it was just let it play out like, you know, we
• 43:46
  just wanted that's all I'm saying is like what do I think
• 43:49
  it's as big of an issue as what Trump did when it came to his
• 43:53
  top-secret documents and all that shit.
• 43:55
  No now but I don't I also just don't trust him like you know
• 43:59
  there's a me and think that people Overlook a lot of the
• 44:01
  evidence that they have. In that case, they have video,
• 44:05
  surveillance footage of people, moving boxes and moving shit
• 44:08
  around and Mar-A-Lago. They have all sorts It's of
• 44:12
  crazy stuff where it's like videos evident.
• 44:15
  Yeah. There's intelligence like
• 44:17
  operatives, like from other countries going through
• 44:20
  Mar-A-Lago. Like that's a fact.
• 44:22
  Period. Underwear know.
• 44:24
  So it's like, so I think that that's a much more of a dire
• 44:28
  situation than this. But for the sake of consistency
• 44:33
  and continuity, we have to let this play out, like we have to
• 44:36
  let the Trump One play out and that's pretty much how it works
• 44:38
  like because if not, then it's your then it's like You're going
• 44:42
  to try to downplay it and it sucks like yeah.
• 44:45
  Like did he get caught with some shit?
• 44:46
  Yeah, that's dumb. They caught themselves.
• 44:47
  They turned it in they're going to do an investigation.
• 44:50
  I don't think anything big is going to come from it.
• 44:52
  I don't think it just feels like that.
• 44:55
  The Democratic party is the only one playing by the rules.
• 44:58
  Well, but I mean but there but they they have to play by the
• 45:00
  rules now because they're there. They forced this other situation
• 45:03
  to play by the rules. At the end of the day, instead
• 45:05
  of it's a department of justice is rules.
• 45:08
  So it's not that the Democrats or the Republicans really have a
• 45:11
  say that Department of Justice wants to do it.
• 45:13
  That's unbiased. They're good.
• 45:14
  They're there to enforce the law and that's all that is their job
• 45:18
  period. You did you have on your bingo
• 45:20
  card? That Biden would commit a crime
• 45:23
  that he's a key to stuff before they tried Donald Trump?
• 45:29
  No I did not. Yeah that's what I did 20:23
• 45:33
  bingo card. Jesus Christ.
• 45:35
  What I mean young they all do dumb shit and now I know, I know
• 45:39
  it's such a bad luck but it's like the hunter Biden.
• 45:42
  From like look, man, I don't give a shit about somebody's
• 45:46
  nepotism ass son. Try to make money and profit off
• 45:49
  of his parents name, and try and like to get some sort of favors
• 45:54
  because all of these politicians kids do the exact same shit.
• 45:58
  They're all like this, nepo babies, or whatever the fuck
• 46:01
  they call themselves. A stupid shirts.
• 46:02
  People are. Yeah, I just heard that for the
• 46:04
  first time and I was like, oh I'm a, I'm a product of
• 46:07
  nepotism. Look at my t-shirt, but I mean,
• 46:09
  all of these politician kids are pretty much ISM kids, like
• 46:13
  they're all like that. So we literally had multiple
• 46:15
  generations of bush kids that were like running and he's or,
• 46:20
  you know whatever. Yeah.
• 46:21
  I mean so I mean, that's just like and they all land some gig
• 46:24
  and then they end up working as a lobbyist or some sort of
• 46:27
  bullshit. They all get jobs doing that.
• 46:30
  Like that's, that's literally that's how the world comes with
• 46:32
  the gig that comes with the gig, your parents be reached that
• 46:36
  point, and you can be like, like a senator son, you can be like,
• 46:39
  I want to go into politics and it would probably be Easily
• 46:42
  facilitated for you. You have that Legacy.
• 46:45
  So I'm not shocked whenever somebody's kid gets a job.
• 46:48
  They're not they probably shouldn't have making more than
• 46:51
  they probably should like because billion dollars from the
• 46:54
  Saudis to Jared Kushner. Yeah.
• 46:55
  Because of the last name. Yeah it's not shocking.
• 46:58
  I my oh my God. No way.
• 47:00
  Rich people making sure that their kids are set up for life.
• 47:04
  I watched kids that we went to school with get like get into
• 47:06
  college when they had no business going to those schools
• 47:09
  because your parents donated a shit ton of money to the school.
• 47:12
  You know what I mean? You know what I'm worried about
• 47:13
  now. Hmm, if Barack Obama has some
• 47:17
  like Top secret documents I heard they know Obama made it
• 47:22
  some statement that he turned everything and they tried to go
• 47:25
  down that route. I know they come on that like
• 47:27
  that would be the worst fucking thing ever.
• 47:29
  Dude, that would be wild if Obama had some top secret
• 47:32
  document like people will go off the handle too, that would be
• 47:35
  the start. That would be, that would
• 47:37
  better. I've got ahead of it like that,
• 47:39
  that would be the match. Now that's the Powder Keg.
• 47:42
  The block I told you, I know, like by it like biting, like
• 47:46
  it's a little guys old and like, it's like five pages.
• 47:49
  Is you know, whatever but Barack Obama like he just beat, he'll
• 47:54
  just become the boogeyman that on the Republic Republican
• 47:57
  sides. I already kind of is though.
• 47:59
  No, but he was, but I feel like, you know, he's like done a good
• 48:02
  job with like just trying to stay out of it.
• 48:04
  Give his crown back. Yeah.
• 48:06
  Conservative Boogeyman. They cannot wait.
• 48:10
  For that to shit to happen. The block.
• 48:12
  I knew it, I told you he was in charge the whole time.
• 48:15
  Yeah president blackest in Jesus Christ.
• 48:20
  So what think there's good things search is complete but
• 48:23
  Saturday's, I realize how they found five more pages and is
• 48:26
  Wilmington on Thursday city has and is overdrawn that will see
• 48:31
  the while says, it was unintentional that they intend
• 48:33
  to cooperate fully. I mean, I'm all for the special
• 48:36
  counsel, like I said, I just feel like it's a little much but
• 48:41
  okay, you have to walk me through this next one because I
• 48:45
  did not see this. Okay, yeah, I mean I skim read
• 48:49
  it but we'll go over it. This is another one from MPR
• 48:54
  because I was like, ooh, I'm an MP.
• 48:56
  R it up today. In Iowa, officials wife is
• 48:59
  charged with 52. Counts of voter fraud in
• 49:02
  Congressional race. This would continue with case
• 49:06
  you're wondering. She was Republican in Sioux
• 49:09
  City, Iowa. It's wild man in 52.
• 49:12
  That's a lot. Isn't it a weird number?
• 49:14
  You have man feet that you make you win by this other man.
• 49:17
  I saw that on the Malik Jones, man, 52.
• 49:19
  You know, there's 52. 52 ducks in a row times. 3 divided by
• 49:25
  Papa? John equals triangle Illuminati
• 49:29
  brother. Now, everybody knows a man, it
• 49:31
  equals gay frogs apparently But no, like seriously, like I mean
• 49:36
  if she didn't like when by that amount like I could care less
• 49:40
  but wasn't even for her SoCal wife in Northwestern, Iowa
• 49:44
  counties, the wife of a Northwestern Iowa County.
• 49:47
  Supervisor has been charged with 52 counts of voter fraud after
• 49:51
  she allegedly filled out and cast, absentee ballots in her
• 49:55
  husband's unsuccessful race for the Republican nomination to
• 49:59
  Congress in 2020. They lost Yeah, you are.
• 50:03
  Yeah, they're okay. So, yeah, I mean, they're going
• 50:07
  hard after these people that are looking into voter fraud, so
• 50:10
  they're diving into it super hard.
• 50:12
  So, it's funny like these people were like, the election was
• 50:15
  rigged in stolen, but then they've cast the one.
• 50:17
  I got. Yeah, the ones who are doing it.
• 50:19
  Like, come on, man. Like you realize, you're just,
• 50:21
  yeah, the calls are coming from inside the house, Kim kyung.
• 50:25
  Taylor 49 was arrested Thursday and pled not guilty to the
• 50:28
  charges before being released on a personal recognizance.
• 50:32
  On the Sioux City Journal reported her trial is scheduled
• 50:36
  to begin, March 20th prosecutors allege that, in an indictment
• 50:40
  unsealed Thursday, that Pyongyang Taylor, filled out
• 50:43
  voter registration forms and delivered absentee ballots for
• 50:46
  people in Sioux City's, Vietnamese Community who had
• 50:49
  limited ability to read and understand English press.
• 50:53
  That's kind of crazy. What?
• 50:55
  Yeah, that is crazy. I mean, but if she's feeling
• 50:58
  filling them out, like in, that's like, I feel like that's
• 51:01
  something that you Would say, like, how well, they don't speak
• 51:05
  English. So I got to fill it out for him,
• 51:07
  but they don't read or speak English and you're just asking
• 51:09
  them, so you're just filling it out for him because they're
• 51:11
  registered to vote. Yeah, I mean this is what I've
• 51:14
  been saying about the Republican party.
• 51:16
  It's like what? But it's like specifically since
• 51:18
  trunk on there. It's like whatever the end your
• 51:21
  boy, Kevin McCarthy, whatever the fuck.
• 51:23
  There's my boy, and I know my dad.
• 51:25
  I've Subway said that's me. When I was growing up about
• 51:27
  somebody who I wouldn't like and I don't know.
• 51:30
  Yeah. But anyways, my point is just
• 51:32
  that that whatever they're saying like accusing like
• 51:35
  Democrats of like they're probably going.
• 51:38
  Like election fraud. It's a yield.
• 51:42
  Y'all are the one who fucking like the brought like 100,000
• 51:46
  people to the Capitol and like try to fucking kill the vice
• 51:49
  president and and, like, Fox News is getting sued for, like
• 51:52
  10 billion dollars for like lying about like the voting
• 51:56
  machines, like, I mean, it just over and over and over again.
• 52:01
  It's like if you want to know what the Republicans are doing,
• 52:03
  just listen to what they say that the Democrats are doing, so
• 52:05
  that's it. And that's that's what this is
• 52:10
  this true. She filled out dozens of edges,
• 52:15
  right? Voter registration absentee.
• 52:17
  Ballot request, forms an absentee ballots containing
• 52:21
  false information. Okay?
• 52:22
  Well, there we go. And delivered absentee ballots
• 52:25
  sometimes without the knowledge of the people whose names were
• 52:27
  used. According to the indictment Pat
• 52:30
  Gill, who is the Wilbert wills barrique at Woodbury, counties
• 52:35
  auditor and election. Commissioner said that Thursday,
• 52:37
  he was he notified The Iowa, secretary, Iowa Secretary of
• 52:41
  State's office after someone contacted his office because the
• 52:44
  ballot had been fraudulently. Cast in their name in November
• 52:48
  of twenty 2000. Got ratted out deed for
• 52:53
  somebody. She filled out, like I didn't
• 52:54
  vote for that fucker, we talking about, how would they even know?
• 52:57
  I never vote for losers and he lost.
• 53:00
  He was contend that young sailor committed.
• 53:03
  The same Pride. Before the November 2012, I said
• 53:06
  it was Jeremy. Taylor was elected to the was
• 53:09
  Tibor, it's not in the hit, he is not named in the indictment
• 53:13
  is accused of no wrongdoing. That's a lot man. 50th, that's
• 53:19
  wild. I know, I guess I agree with you
• 53:22
  at this point like yeah. Because usually it's like 12 and
• 53:27
  it's like not the same person 52 people.
• 53:30
  That's all. That's effort, man.
• 53:31
  That is, she couldn't come, I couldn't.
• 53:34
  Yeah, I mean, obviously you like no 52 people's full names and
• 53:37
  then she made up, like fraudulent information seeing
• 53:40
  that through and they're all Vietnamese who hanger, like, hey
• 53:43
  man, she's out there. Getting people who can't read or
• 53:46
  write and helping Them fill it out, Vietnam, dropping it off.
• 53:50
  And then it's like, but all the shit was fake.
• 53:51
  And that's in your like, oh well, there you go.
• 53:55
  So yeah, she just got arrested and that's what people.
• 53:57
  It's a double-edged sword, they're digging into all this
• 53:59
  fraud and all these people committing these issues on both
• 54:03
  sides of the aisle indiscriminately.
• 54:04
  It doesn't matter. And if you pop up, they're
• 54:06
  coming for you, man. 52. That's crazy.
• 54:09
  Because somebody complained was like, hey, I didn't vote for
• 54:11
  that fucker. Hello.
• 54:13
  How would they know who? Like if their vote counted or
• 54:15
  not? That's what I do yet.
• 54:17
  Well I mean I'm sure they look and see I mean I think can you
• 54:21
  can look to see who you voted for I guess, can you I don't
• 54:26
  know, man. Somebody's gotta be pretty doing
• 54:27
  their due diligence, dude. I was step your fucking game up
• 54:30
  and also stopping the first fucking state that gets to vote
• 54:34
  for a president. I'm done with that.
• 54:38
  Not. What why does it matter because?
• 54:40
  It's like, they're setting the tone and they're the most like
• 54:44
  homogeneous, like community in any state ever.
• 54:48
  Like she's tall white. People who live in like rule
• 54:52
  Iowa who are deciding, who are fucking president is like, fuck.
• 54:57
  That who should vote first then South Carolina.
• 55:01
  Why? Because their number three right
• 55:05
  now, you haven't raised up, take their shirt.
• 55:08
  Just around there because it's the hits.
• 55:11
  There's a fruit. Can aren't they the now?
• 55:13
  That's why. Now, I'm changing the lyrics
• 55:16
  Petey, Pablo would come out of retirement, whenever they change
• 55:19
  them better State, okay? But like to make, like in
• 55:23
  fairness and this is kind of hilarious, South Carolina was
• 55:27
  the first one to secede from the union but in during the Civil
• 55:31
  War, so it is the South. There are white people there,
• 55:35
  but there's also a shit ton of black people.
• 55:37
  Ooh, but it's just fun because it's just Republicans are so
• 55:43
  synonymous with racism that I don't even have to say that.
• 55:46
  Like it's just like you know you want.
• 55:50
  So you want South Carolina to go first / Iowa?
• 55:53
  Yeah. There's no black people, there's
• 55:56
  no black people in Iowa, did it? Well there's an Asian woman who
• 56:01
  is arrested already noticed. Yeah apparently there's
• 56:03
  Vietnamese but Vietnamese to shout out of 52 of them total
• 56:08
  cross Sioux City, Iowa. So look the fuck out DG's on
• 56:12
  NPR. That's pretty big deal but I'd
• 56:16
  also like to see like like California.
• 56:19
  Texas, New York, Florida on the same day first.
• 56:24
  So you have like, top that guy? Yeah, it's exactly like that.
• 56:28
  Let that happen. That'd be cool.
• 56:30
  Now, the California, Texas, Florida, New York, right?
• 56:35
  That's two blue States tuition and Nevada.
• 56:41
  All right. Yeah, I know, you gotta put
• 56:42
  something that's like, you know, kinda Midwest like, you know, or
• 56:46
  not something with us more West. So maybe Ohio maybe Ohio.
• 56:51
  No fuck that or Iowa you let Iowa stay.
• 56:54
  Nah well round out the five it's so crazy like oh Ohio is like
• 56:58
  just completely turn red like it's not even like a purple
• 57:01
  State anymore and it's a shit ton of people in there.
• 57:06
  I give you an Urdu, Ohio. You have to throw in another
• 57:10
  blue state. Oh, could you could you would
• 57:13
  have New York and you'd have California but you would have
• 57:16
  Texas and you would have Florida before it has.
• 57:21
  No text is my Texas before. Florida.
• 57:26
  You 100% Ron, DeSantis will let it go.
• 57:29
  He's not even a good politician, did.
• 57:31
  I mean you're going to I think you're going to be surprised on
• 57:35
  how flat has like presidential run is because Dude is like
• 57:41
  weird people don't even want to like hang out with them, like he
• 57:44
  doesn't have any friends. Like he's like a fucking weird
• 57:48
  ideas, like the you just talk to him and like, Skye can't be
• 57:52
  president. He doesn't even have any
• 57:54
  friends. He doesn't like for a reason.
• 57:56
  Uh, before I throw my talk to you in town, everybody knows
• 58:03
  this guy has no friends. Well, now though just find out
• 58:07
  real quick, they don't even have to know, they'll just meet him.
• 58:09
  And I use this guy's sucks like Ron sucks.
• 58:17
  He just does like it's just not like a personable person.
• 58:21
  Like he's only he probably only could get elected in Florida
• 58:24
  because Florida is a fucking shit show.
• 58:29
  Just is dude. Oh goodness.
• 58:32
  Are you getting my that Rhonda sucks?
• 58:34
  Dick. No.
• 58:35
  Okay, moving on to the last article.
• 58:42
  It's kind of crazy. I didn't know that this was like
• 58:44
  going on. I actually read this before you
• 58:47
  put it in here, but isn't that the mafia that okay with you -
• 58:52
  yeah, Mommy, that was arrested in Italy after eluding capture
• 58:55
  for 30 years Mateo men, Messina Denaro, but was sent in.
• 59:02
  What was his name? What was the mob?
• 59:04
  Well, he was what? No, hold on.
• 59:06
  I'm reading the headline. Okay, well I'm saying like no
• 59:09
  stress. Yeah, who is, it was sentence in
• 59:13
  absent? Tina for the 1992 murders of two
• 59:16
  prosecutors and other cat crimes was apprehended in a sicilian
• 59:21
  Hospital. They've been looking for this
• 59:23
  dude for forever. It's the black hand.
• 59:26
  So here's the part of like the Sicilian mob, the black hand,
• 59:29
  which is also I have a pulled up here, but I'll read about that
• 59:33
  in a second. Okay, let me get.
• 59:34
  Into this room. Even by Mafia sitters, his
• 59:36
  crimes were curdled a curdled the blood according to
• 59:40
  authorities linked him to dozens.
• 59:42
  That's a heavy, it says, Rome. Italy, Rome hyphen, even by
• 59:46
  Mafia standards, his crimes, curdled the blood at third.
• 59:50
  He's linked to dozens of murders in the 1990s including the
• 59:53
  kidnapping and strangling of a mafia turncoats 12 year old son
• 59:57
  Jesus. I'm gonna lose her voice because
• 59:59
  that's heavy whose body. Well not going to say that party
• 1:00:02
  there. Will he disposed of this
• 1:00:04
  person's body? Put a role in the murders and to
• 1:00:06
  anti-mafia prosecutors deadly bombings and Milan Rome
• 1:00:10
  Florence. Yeah, this guy was kind of a
• 1:00:14
  monster. It isn't is it is this not the
• 1:00:17
  mafia like that? The Godfather is like yeah, yeah
• 1:00:20
  some of them. Yeah, it's awesome.
• 1:00:22
  So bad after 30 years on the lam achieving infamy.
• 1:00:26
  He's 60 That's crazy. So he's part of the black hand,
• 1:00:30
  they declared war on the Italian, State and quietly rest
• 1:00:33
  outside. We didn't, we didn't even know
• 1:00:37
  what face he had. Didn't even know what it looked
• 1:00:39
  like until he was arrested. Fundamental battle is won.
• 1:00:44
  All right, so here the Sicilian Mafia no longer has a
• 1:00:48
  far-reaching grip of syndicates. Like not gonna rock are come on
• 1:00:53
  camera and now I'm The Rock hata.
• 1:00:58
  He said it has. That was like, Casa Nostra is
• 1:01:01
  for something. Oh yeah, I know.
• 1:01:02
  Yeah, well, that's there. Those are just not that we need
• 1:01:06
  to be like hyping them up like on the podcast, was a major
• 1:01:09
  player, especially as his former cop has ended up dead or in
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  prison, he could never be the boss's boss of bosses because by
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  code the top spots tried to come from Palomar.
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  Oh oh wow. So he could ever really be like
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  the dude. Yeah there's to control the
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  Western Sicilian profit and Stephen from hiding.
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  That's what's crazy is how these guys are able to control
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  everything while they're hiding for 30 years, that's a long
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  time. I'm he's 16 at a hospital and so
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  he was like 30 when this like the law came down on them and
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  they then he's crazy. They thought he had facial
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  reconstructive surgery to hide his face like good. so, the
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  Black Hand, Mano Nera is a type of Italian extortion.
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  Racket originally developed, the 16th century by can sort of came
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  by Kim methods. Cover in the mafia to the black
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  hand Society, criminal Enterprise composed, of
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  Italians, mainly Sicilian immigrants.
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  However, many Sicilians disputed its existence, and objected to
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  the association for being associated with a - ethnic
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  stereotype. This is only a Viewpoint among
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  American. It's aliens American society.
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  Yeah, I mean that's the That's like yeah.
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  Like The Godfather. Yeah.
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  So it's like when they go back to Sicily and he goes back and
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  he said, hiding and hiding over there, that's yeah, the Black
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  Hand So this dude was, you know, a part of that era and has been
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  hiding for the past 30 years been towards like towards the
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  end like obviously because in Godfather goes back way.
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  Father that's like rare. Yeah.
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  So it's I think it's it is the same.
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  Yeah it's the same. It's along the same lines as it
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  says here. The 1800's is one of the started
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  through the lack of taste of the kingdom of Naples and the early
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  1750s Jesus Christ. Oh, sorry, that's not a
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  successful as business. You never have in 1750 living
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  alongside each other. In largely victimizing fellow
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  immigrants and by 1900 the bike and operations were from the
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  established in the Italian communities of the major cities,
• 1:03:18
  including Philadelphia Chicago, New Orleans, Scranton San
• 1:03:21
  Francisco, New York Boston and Detroit in 1907, the black hen
• 1:03:24
  headquarters was discovered in Hillsville, Pennsylvania, just
• 1:03:28
  outside of Newcastle. They have a School in Hillsville
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  established train members in the use of stiletto like a stiletto
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  knife. What?
• 1:03:42
  The fuck is the Stiletto knife stick a blade.
• 1:03:45
  That's a really long and pointy like as to let us switch blade.
• 1:03:50
  There are legal. That's crazy.
• 1:03:53
  So they caught this fucker. He's been hiding for 30 years
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  and they popped him man. What like what do you think
• 1:03:58
  actually happened? You think like, they already
• 1:04:00
  knew like where he was and they just like, finally, like it says
• 1:04:04
  here. They thought it says here, they
• 1:04:05
  thought he had facial reconstructive surgery, so
• 1:04:07
  nobody really knew and they've been looking for him.
• 1:04:10
  They've arrested the wrong people thinking, it was him, I
• 1:04:14
  know, but this thing's like Denzel in Training Day where
• 1:04:18
  he's like, I'm gonna go cash in and account.
• 1:04:20
  Like they already knew that this guy was like Elite like doing
• 1:04:26
  illegal shit and they finally just more than they knew, he was
• 1:04:30
  alive. I think they knew where the fuck
• 1:04:32
  he was. Somebody sold them out.
• 1:04:36
  Yeah 100% somebody wanted his position or something and they
• 1:04:40
  sold him the fuck out. There's no way right?
• 1:04:42
  But that's pretty wild. So that happened.
• 1:04:46
  That was like what today maybe yesterday.
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  But I thought uncle was put up shortly.
• 1:04:54
  It was that? Yeah I mean I know I put it in
• 1:04:56
  the notes. Yeah like I read it was either
• 1:05:00
  today or yesterday but yeah. It's a big deal.
• 1:05:05
  I mean, you know, they caught El Chapo son.
• 1:05:07
  But oh no. That's why.
• 1:05:09
  I'm so surprised that we haven't talked about that they like
• 1:05:13
  killed like multiple people in the Mexican Army.
• 1:05:17
  And this is like like less than a week before Biden like came
• 1:05:21
  into town and Justin Trudeau. The prime minister of Canada and
• 1:05:25
  they just lit this dude let are they got them and then they like
• 1:05:30
  the fucking cartel shot down an airplane.
• 1:05:34
  Oh, the cartels are crazy, man. Those guys are all like
• 1:05:36
  ex-military. There's military factions that
• 1:05:38
  just leave and go join cartels or start their own cartels,
• 1:05:42
  like, we'll set that aside and some of them are crazy.
• 1:05:45
  So, be amazingly, they captured him before, then, to let him go
• 1:05:50
  because it was because there was like, but yeah, we don't want
• 1:05:53
  this. I mean, I'm not going to get too
• 1:05:55
  graphic, but the videos of what the military was doing is crazy
• 1:05:59
  where they just know where these guys are battling it out and
• 1:06:01
  they're flying around with their military.
• 1:06:04
  Yeah, and they you know, but the plan is to extradite him to the
• 1:06:07
  US I think is to get him out of the country because they've been
• 1:06:12
  to Mexico. No, I know that and they know
• 1:06:14
  that because I was Chapo's get multiple times but I don't think
• 1:06:19
  that they're saying what they're going to do on purpose.
• 1:06:23
  So like right now I think it's like secret like where he is he
• 1:06:27
  was leaving to go to Mexico City on an airplane and there was
• 1:06:31
  people chasing the airplane and trying to Breakdown of fucking
• 1:06:35
  commercial airplane, like that he was not on.
• 1:06:41
  And then I do you see the video like where there's just it's
• 1:06:44
  they're going like, 120 miles an hour.
• 1:06:46
  Just car after car after car to go like Charlie, go get him to
• 1:06:50
  get him because they're his boy. Like a boss.
• 1:06:55
  He pays for all their shit does he use only 30 right?
• 1:06:59
  Like yeah. But I mean with his dad gone,
• 1:07:01
  it's a power vacuum. It goes to him.
• 1:07:03
  He's I just didn't know. It was like, royalty, like that.
• 1:07:06
  Like at karna is. Yeah, that is weird.
• 1:07:09
  So and then his wife's in jail and I guess like if you're like
• 1:07:13
  on a bunch of like pure cocaine, like you're gonna drive 120
• 1:07:17
  miles an hour and try to go rescue.
• 1:07:18
  Somebody that does. Yeah, it's really matter.
• 1:07:20
  Like it doesn't make sense to like, bring all those to bring
• 1:07:23
  those. Your kids in that, and that's
• 1:07:25
  another ones they caught this mob guy.
• 1:07:27
  If you ever watched narcos, there's the one guy I want to
• 1:07:31
  say, Rudolfo. But the guy who came up like was
• 1:07:34
  growing all the weed, they caught that guy recently.
• 1:07:36
  He's the one who caught and killed that DEA agent, Kiki.
• 1:07:40
  Who's like the main character of Narco season 1.
• 1:07:44
  They just caught that guy recently.
• 1:07:46
  It's only a matter of time. These guys hide for forever, but
• 1:07:49
  it's only a matter of time before these guys end up getting
• 1:07:51
  caught at some point or killed by somebody.
• 1:07:54
  Else? Who wants their job?
• 1:07:55
  Because they have to be hiding the whole time.
• 1:07:56
  How about? We just legalize drugs.
• 1:07:58
  And then we don't have to deal with cartels anymore.
• 1:08:02
  Hey. Hot take let's go.
• 1:08:05
  Let's do it. Let's do it.
• 1:08:07
  Big, I'm in. Well you want to wrap it up?
• 1:08:11
  Yeah. You know it was that's a good
• 1:08:14
  showman. Yeah well I'm sure that was
• 1:08:16
  good. It's midnight now where I am so
• 1:08:20
  it's no longer MLK day but I hope everybody had a good MLK
• 1:08:23
  day and use this time to remember little MLK story when I
• 1:08:29
  was a kid. We were I came over what we were
• 1:08:30
  doing, had to write some speech and school, I know it.
• 1:08:33
  For the exit tax test, and we had to write some a say,
• 1:08:37
  everyone in the text, you and the texts.
• 1:08:40
  And I quoted, I quoted Martin Luther King in my, because
• 1:08:42
  there's a poster on the wall. Dr. Martin Luther King and I was
• 1:08:45
  kind of baked and so I was like, oh wait, I remember this.
• 1:08:48
  Because I did this speech and speech class, so I like started
• 1:08:52
  it out and like, quoted it and then like ended it a little bit
• 1:08:55
  like trailed off. And then like it was really
• 1:08:57
  good. Okay, well, shout out.
• 1:08:59
  If I got a five set out to the doctor, the Reverend, yeah, I
• 1:09:03
  know. No.
• 1:09:04
  And yeah, I just hope everybody's doing good.
• 1:09:05
  It seems like this year's going by pretty fucking fast but you
• 1:09:08
  know this shit. Yeah.
• 1:09:12
  We're like the last 12 months because it's like weird know
• 1:09:14
  like this year while I'm only 23 it's already on Broadway or
• 1:09:18
  almost two weeks in. Yeah, I know it's fast and we'll
• 1:09:21
  shout out my mom. It's her birthday tomorrow.
• 1:09:24
  Shout out mom. My mom's birthday is creeping up
• 1:09:26
  to man. Shout out to all the moms.
• 1:09:28
  All the moms every day is your birthday.
• 1:09:30
  Hey, every day is your birthday Mom?
• 1:09:33
  Yeah. Appreciate it.
• 1:09:35
  Yeah you got anything. You never have anything.
• 1:09:38
  You make me do it. Nothing I started off.
• 1:09:41
  I figured yeah. Close it out.
• 1:09:42
  Positive. Nothing positive.
• 1:09:47
  All right, we all you guys just be good.
• 1:09:49
  Stay out of trouble. Stay blessed, take care of one
• 1:09:53
  another be strong. Be focused be vigilant and go
• 1:09:57
  fuck yourselves. Peace out that up.
• 1:10:04
  Yeah.