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- Jason: like you showed the pictures of I think that was looked like Lady Gaga or somebody with the black. And if that is trying to recreate what happens to these kids when sodomized like that. Bryan: That was Lady Gaga, yeah. Jason: All I can say is I know our Lord is my the God I serve is will forgive anything as long as you turn away from your your that kind of crap or whatever, whatever crap you're going through. But God, I d I can't fathom forgiveness for that. Doing something me, I've I category stuff and I've got a cutoff of forgiveness when it comes to a kid. I do. And I and I hate saying that because that's not. Bryan: No. I Jason: full Christian, but it my mind can't get me past that Bryan: That makes me wanna fucking just I mean, destroy somebody. Jason: I mean to ⁓ shoot because I don't want to say that either. Cause I I ⁓ want this stuff to get out there and I don't want to make a statement that says, but I'd have a hard time not unaliving somebody that admits that they did that to their eyes to mimic what happens to a kid that they've done that to. Bryan: ⁓ yeah. ⁓ that that's yeah, that's fucked up too. Jason: Like if she's doing that because she's into that stuff. Bryan: Well, hold on. Let me let I just this pop a minute. And and it could be. She could they could all be sick fucks and it's just not her. It's a bunch of But who's to say that it's not a cry for help for her? Maybe that helped into her when she was younger. Jason: May it could be. It could be. I'm just saying but anybody do Bryan: Well first of all, let me let me say this again. According to all official no, according to all officials shit I found that that does not happen from being sodomized. First of all, you can't make me believe there's enough test to to know that that what's fucking happens. And if there is enough fucking tests, how are we testing this on fucking kids? First of all, right? You see what I'm saying? Jason: You warn me, you warn me where we're gonna get bad here. This is that's right off the rip. We had a hundred kids in here and we sodomized them all and not one of ⁓ got black eyes like that. So we debunked that I mean, come on, dude. Bryan: Yeah. That that pisses me off. And and when I I'm still looking at it 'cause I scot the preview up that little girl. Jason: What happened to that kid? That ⁓ it's a health condition. Bryan: Yeah, it was it was it was ⁓ allergies or you know, head trauma. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not gonna say they couldn't have head trauma and this didn't happen. Jason: Yeah, they're allergic to shit getting shoved up their ass is what they're allergic to, Brian. And that's not making a joke. I mean, come on. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, i it's it's not an allergy. No, it's definitely not a fucking analogy. Jason: Jesus. Bryan: Yeah, that's so that that Jason: Lord have mercy. I'm telling you, Lord have mercy on them. my God. That is disgusting, dude. Bryan: And that's why it was, you know, it would took me a little bit to put all this together because that that's what I started with. And I want to start with that because I want people to see that and I want people to get mad. Because you need to get mad about this shit. And what they say is right. I mean, when there's billions of us and there's not that many when you think about these elites and shit that are putting these kids through this stuff. And and the problem that's the problem I have the most is there's a fucking demand for these kids. You know? There's some sick and evil fucks in this world, man. Jason: Well they get on the internet and it says out of stock. Bryan: But we're gonna go over that a little bit too later. Jason: Jesus. And Bryan: So, right, let's move forward. So, harming an innocent child for your own pleasure has to be one of the most evil fucking things you can do, in my opinion, you know. But when you hand over your child to men to do this shit to ⁓ I think you have reached another level of fucking sick, right? And we we discussed this before and how children are not willingly just asking be raped by some sick fuck, you know, in most cases. Jason: Mm. Bryan: These kids are failed by someone they're supposed to protect them, by someone they trust, or even by the fucking system itself. They estimate that between ninety to ninety-three percent of kids that are molested are just say fucking what it is, is is raped. Right? Hey, welcome back, everybody, to the Sense and Senseless Podcast. I am Brian. Yes, Dave. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: They are raped by someone they know. Someone that was supposed to protect. Jason: I'm Jason. Bryan: Is a ⁓ story about a girl that her mom pimped her out. Jason: Also known as the chicken throat cutter. Bryan: That's right. Chicken throat. Right. If it's your first time, we'll just leave that alone. If this is your first time joining us, welcome to the family. We're just two regular guys breaking down heavy topics in a way everyone can understand. Tonight we're heading back down a dark road of child trafficking and sexual exploitation. ⁓ we're not shying away from the uncomfortable truths, from the demand that fuels this evil. To the failures in our systems that let it continue. The real signs of grooming and what can actually do to protect our kids. We'll look at disturbing realities like panda eyes, baby farms, missing unaccompanied minors, cartel operations, and how even trusted institutions sometimes enable predators. All right, now I'm gonna be honest with all of you. This is this is gonna be a heavy episode. It'll be raw and honest conversation on protecting our children. So please hit that like button. Share this with someone who needs to hear it. Follow us and subscribe. We appreciate every single one of you. Jason, you got anything? Jason: I'll get into my serious mode here, get my jokins out 'cause I'm sure this is not gonna be fun. Bryan: No, this is this ain't gonna be a funny one. And and I I have to admit I was reluctant to even putting this episode together. Yeah, it's just hard, you know, and it's and it definitely ain't because they they don't have enough information. There's a lot of fucking information. That's sad. It's just so fucking disturbing due to the amount of information. It's so prominent. I and it's starting to make me angry. And not that it didn't piss me off before, it always pissed me off. It's just Jason: We need to hear about it. Bryan: Fucked up, huh? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Kids only want to be lucky. Jason: Wonder what Tina got wonder what Tina got out of that. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: I don't know. Jason: Some drugs. mean you y yeah. Bryan: Yeah. And all they want is love. That's all the kid wants is love. In the past, I was able to emotionally detach, I guess, you know, from what I was actually researching and discussing. And now I'm getting like emotionally involved. 'Cause it's just a lot to take in. So whenever I'm putting this together, you know, it it it really bothers me. Jason: And we wonder why s there's so many screwed up kids or young or young adults now. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, it's Jason: Mm-hmm. You think that girl gets over I mean d the Lord can take it from her, but that's hard to give that up. Bryan: I'm have to look into it. I never thought about this. I wanna see what the suicide rate is of kids that have been molested, you know, compared to just regular, you know, not regular kids, but kids that wasn't molested. How much how much greater the suicide rate is. I'm sure it's up there. so every time I I start looking into how our children are exploited. time I I start looking ⁓ into our children are exploited. I get angry about how many cases there are. imagine the amount of shit that's out there? it's so many kids that are robbed of their innocence. And it's all the pleasure of some sick fuck, some piece of shit, right? I get angry about how many cases there are. And this is just the shit that's reported. You know? I haven't, I'm not an investigator, journalist, or an investigator, or a police. You know, I'm just stuff that I'm looking in. Can you imagine the amount of shit that's out there? There's it's so many kids that are robbed of their innocence. And it's all for the pleasure of some sick fuck, some piece of shit, right? And it's this is what I'd put down if you see someone kicking an innocent puppy, you wanna kill that person. I mean just anybody would, you know. Yet we we see or hear these stories daily on the fucking news of another pedophile and it's just another it's just background noise. And I just can't fathom how much of a pussy you have to be to want to fucking hurt a child like that. And I just can't fathom how much of a pussy you have to be to want to fucking hurt a child like that. I just can't. You know. And what bothered me so much this week, it had me second guessing myself, and it wasn't the parents that are pimping the kids out, you know, and it's not the thousands upon thousands of missing children. It's not the fucking baby farms or or the thought of having kids to sell their organs. Yeah, think about that. People are just fucked up. And normal people don't want to discuss this shit. And why? It's because it's not happening to them. You know, so they think. You know, it Now I found a site called Out of the Shadows. That's a pretty good site. And it's estimates that one in five girls and one in seven boys will experience some form of sexual violence before the age of eighteen. It was the pandas. And I I've seen this before in research and this stuff, and it's one of the most d disturbing things in my opinion. And if you don't know what panda eyes are, just think of a woman I you see celebrities do it. They'll they'll like black their whole eye out, like all the way around, like their eye down to their cheekbone. I and I don't know if it's symbolic, but I've seen them do it. That's that's not what we're gonna talk about, but that's about what you're looking at. And Now, to be fair, a lot of people are exploited because of poverty. You know? Not that that's a justification for this shit. But it seems like here in the U.S. we're we've taken a page from third world countries where we will sell our children for survival. And now survival can mean many fucking things, right? Are they trying to put food on the table? Are they just paying for their drug dealer? I I don't know. You you have that image of the just the black being all around the eyes? Do you know what I'm talking about? Okay. Now that don't bother me. But when it's on a small child, it does. Because they say that this happens to a small child when they have been sodomized and the trauma from it causes their eyes to swell and turn black. They call it pandas. I don't think it's justified in any instance. But they're being exploited because there's a demand for this shit. There's such a demand that just exploiting kids through poverty isn't enough. They have baby farms. Now we we played this one before, but I wanted to show it again because it has a lot of good information in it. Maybe somebody that hasn't seen it before will see it. Now, the official internet and AI answers are this is not a thing. You know, that the while child ⁓ exploitation is real, the panda eyes associated with these kids are just allergies or some other shit, like you know, trauma to their head or something. And there they say there's no medical evidence that links child's eyes being swollen shut and the kid being sodomized by some prick. But ⁓ I'm gonna show you a couple short videos to show you what I'm talking. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: you got that image? Hold that image. Watch this. Jason: Mm. Bryan: Says panda eyes occur when a child is sodomized and the trauma bursts capillaries around their eye sockets, which bulge when they're so is sodomized, which creates the ring of bruising. And it says, Are you mad yet? Where are all the billions of people who are outnumbered these elite pret predators? It's the truth. Yeah. Jason: And if people are Bryan: Kinda hard to talk after that, huh? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Yeah, breeding fucking kids, man. And the next one I'm gonna show you, we we talked about this before also, and I and I don't wanna lose sight of it because all of these unaccompanied miners that went missing in the US, I'm sure they're not living their best fucking lives, right? Jason: They didn't get sent over here to have a better life. They didn't get sent over here to have a better life. Bryan: What's that? no. Jason: That's what they made you think, that they coming over here to escape their bad life where they're at. Their parents just wanted them to have a better life and they had a better opportunity to be left here than if their parents came with them. what you lies, man. Bryan: Yeah, and again, people don't want to talk about this. We have to talk about it. of fact, I mean, like TikTok and all, they won't when we'll make shorts of this, they won't allow it to go in, you know, and they'll they'll fucking and most of the stuff I get from TikTok, but for some reason when we put it on there, it just it don't go anywhere. it is just it's hard to talk about. Jason: No. Mm-hmm. Bryan: And I would imagine even for the people that went through it, it's really hard to talk about. It's it's awful that you have people that do this. And what's even more the awful than that is they're protected. Jason: Mm. Mm. Bryan: Yeah, that's the worst part. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Listen to this shit. Jason: Okay. Bryan: Okay. Now, that was Josh Hawley. And you you can say you like Josh Hawley, you know, he he seems like he's going at that woman pretty hard and that woman has no answers and the answers that she ⁓ does have is not worth having. All right. Jason: Okay, so it's just a frickin' preliminary discussion. What's what's happened with that company? Bryan: Well, I don't think that's the company, it's it's the government that she's Jason: Or they go yeah, but wha has that been fixed and cleaned up or Bryan: That that's my point. It's yeah, so can't make me believe, and I could be completely wrong, that she wrote all the policies. You know what I'm getting at? She's just the figure that's getting her ass reamed in front of them, right? I would assume that. And again, I I don't give a shit either way with Josh Holly. What he was doing, I think needs to be done. Having said that, what changed? Jason: ⁓ it's yeah. Bryan: You know, he berated her. You know, she gave him the answers that of the policies that's in place that she probably can't fucking change no matter what. You know, yeah, that's what we did. I mean, that's what we're supposed to do. Okay, yeah. Now what? What what have you done? You know? So is Josh Holly Exactly. Is he just doing that just to and then they're gonna go to the next Democratic person and the Democratic person gonna make her look better, and then the next Republican person gonna make her look like shit and it makes it look like both the parties are doing something, and they're really not doing anything because nothing changed. Jason: Smoking mirrors, dude. Bryan: Again, I I could be wrong about Josh Hawley, but just thinking about the pol politics in general, I would assume that that's the kind of shit that happens because I don't think that woman can change policy. They just don't. But I I did look into a few other things ⁓ this week with missing children and there's thousands right now missing in Germany. There's thousands missing in Africa. Where are all these kids going, man? I seriously, I mean we can assume that they go into child sex trafficking or whatnot, or working on a farm. But how are they moving these kids? That's a lot of fuck kids to move. You know. Jason: Well, the government and the law enforcement have to be in on it somehow because it's not getting caught. It's not getting stopped. You can't tell me this government, our governments or other countries gov cannot stop this. Bryan: You would think. Just like they can't stop drugs. Jason: 'cause there's money to be made on it and every everybody's pockets are getting fat, Brian. Bryan: Kids are fucking suffering. And we turn a blind eye because it's too difficult to talk about. And they want you to keep turning a blind eye. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Now, how about the cartels that make money off this shit? Check this one out. Fucking unreal, man. Jason: Well, can I say something on that clip? Dude, he played that dude right there played right into the narrative that we're talking about. He's making it Republican and Democrat. I don't give a fuck who showed up. And I'm gonna use some language in this one probably. So I'll I'll pull up my best moyen here and and I'm I'm tired of this shit. I don't care who showed up. Nobody's shutting it down. Bryan: So yep. Yep, I agree with that too. Jason: So don't say Republicans care. No, they don't. They're not shutting it down. We hold the majority right now, do we not? Bryan: We do. Jason: And no and it's still going on. Bryan: Well, I say we do, the Republicans do. But yeah. Jason: The Republican Party holds the majority. And it's still going on. All there was was talk. That's all they frickin' do is talk. That's all they do. They don't do shit. Bryan: Grip. Because it's somebody else's fault. It's always somebody else holding it up. There's this one holding it up. There's that one holding it up. It's never their fault. It's never, you know, no one wants a solution. And and they it's we've been told this since you know, since I was a child, there's no money in the solution. And as you get older, you really understand that statement. You know, it's all about money. It's all about power. You know, they don't want solutions. They just want to take your eye off the ball. And just keep pointing it at somebody else. It's always somebody else's spot. Yep. Jason: We're we're looking into it, Brian. We're looking into it's like when you go to work and you complain about, ⁓ we'll look into it. The fuck they will, man. If they w they're not look they know what's going on and they'd have done fixed it by now if they were gonna look into it. Bryan: They patronizing you. Jason: And and dude, that that TikTok content creator got pulled right into it too. That or he's uses it for his little thing, right, to get views and all that crap, but Bryan: Well, he did say that ⁓ if I remember right, that it it's not a left or right he did say it's at the end. No, I I I agree with what you're saying. Yeah. Jason: But he kept insinuating that there was no Democrats in there. There was no Democrat it doesn't matter who's in there, dude. Nobody is shutting the shit down. The government has every ability. Dude, if we were spending trillions a year to shut this down, I'd be all for it. Shut it down. Bryan: Until we stop talking Republican, Democrat, Black and White, Hispanic, until still we s until we stop talking like that, we're gonna have problems. You know, we separating ourselves every time we say something like that. I I I've heard the other day somebody, I don't remember what it was, one of the Congress of senators. I don't remember who it was. It was one of one of our politicians complaining that if they go somewhere and it was too many American flags. You know, they felt uneasy. I'm like, are you fucking serious? An American flag? Because that represents, you know, patriotic people, I guess. You know, and patriotic people I don't know, they want the country to be great. I know how that scares you. I don't know. That makes you racist now that you got an American flag, you know? I mean I fly a flag in front of my house. No, I I just Jason: Their problems. Every time I see a flag flying Brian, I get scared. Yeah. Bryan: Love my country. I I just do. I mean yeah, I talk shit about the government all the time because I don't like our government. I love this fucking country. I would die for this country. You know, I would. I but to say that you you a politician you threaten by the American flag. Even if you live in this country and you threaten by the American flag, you're a problem. You're a problem. Nice, so getting back to this shit. And you would think that kids would get justice, you know, whenever they come out and come forward and bring charges against the people that sexually assaulted them. justice system would fucking protect them or something. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But you know, the good old boy system has very little good in it, you know, and too many boys. for context in the next video, Ken Paxton is the attorney general of Texas. Fucked up. I mean that shit right there, that's just a microcosm of fucking Epstein class. Jason: You know what took the icing with that cake? The sentence, first of all, I was like, okay, I seen that one coming, but then he didn't have to register. Dude, that was the smack to the face to that family right there. He don't even have to register. Bryan: Fucked up, man. How why why do we protect these people? Jason: You know what? The community ought to registering. Th there should be an edit thing where you can just add people that that have been publicly accused of it. I don't care what deal they got. We should be able to make our own registry. Bryan: Yeah. I it it this protection that when it comes to kids, man. They they ain't even had a chance in life. That's what gets me. You know? taking away something from them that they never even had a chance to fucking enjoy. You know, they they don't have a choice. They're just And it's to me it's it's bad enough that this guy, you know, molested this this boy and then have it covered up, you know, or have it, you know, just pushed to the side. Yeah, that that is just and I'll I I'm glad that he the way he put it at the end that he was a school teacher and he would have to report this stuff, but here's the fucking attorney general. know, he's covering the shit up. He's not even held to the same standard as a school teacher. Jason: For three years. Publicly. Bryan: At least that's the way I fuck. Jason: Yeah, you're supposed to protect the innocent. Way to go, bud. Bryan: Yeah, we And we it we we almost like we're waiting ⁓ for government to save us on this shit. And we're gonna have to if this shit's gonna change, we're gonna to be the ch we're gonna be the ones that have to protect our children. Jason: They're probably in on it. A lot of them are. Bryan: Well, I they definitely in on it. ⁓ I Jason: And there's not enough of the the people that aren't to do anything about it. Bryan: No, 'cause they're getting paid off to shut up. Jason: ⁓ Bryan: Now, I don't I don't want to get lost in in the Epstein and in the political class because it it this affects all levels. I mean, there's more fucked up people and evil people in this world than the average person can fucking imagine. The more I dig into it, it's like, wow, is it's yeah. Now when I go to like I was at Walmart earlier today and I was actually thinking it's like, how many fucking pedophiles do I pass in this store? You know, seriously, it's like I I when I went to Sam's, I saw a old guy. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Who had a little boy by hand and the little boy didn't want to go with him. And I'm probably his grandfather. But in my mind, I'm thinking, you know, yeah, I I'm not trying to reach, but that's what you start seeing once you look at enough of this shit. It's but I don't want to get lost that it's just the elites exploiting kids. I mean, it's not all levels. Evil, evil does not it nothing to do with well. You know, evil is just fucking evil, it doesn't discriminate. Jason: Is it? Mm-hmm. Bryan: Now I want you to listen to this fucked up story. We ain't seen enough fucked up stories yet. Listen to this shit. Jason: Keep bringing them, I guess. Jeez. Bryan: And that was an older girl. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: The Kashi was controlled. I mean They just break your psyche. And even that girl was released, then what? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know ⁓ wha what kind of life does she have? Jason: Yeah. Like I said, you just don't get the damage is done and it's permanent. Bryan: We played this lady a couple of weeks ago when we was talking about ⁓ foster care and she was on the Sean Ryan show. ⁓ this is another part, a little quick part that it's check. We ain't got no money for child help. Raising kids like dogs. Yeah. one program that might have worked no I had no fucking money for. Jason: Yeah, we do some all your daycare, dude. Sick. We just turn a blind eye to like the government just says, What? W did you say something? I didn't Yeah, we don't have time for that. Bryan: Yeah, and in researching this. Yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry, ⁓ yeah. Got this selective hearing going on. Jason: Yeah. We're helping the Ukrainians build Patriot missiles right now. I mean we ain't got time for that. Bryan: Ceasefire. Ceasefire. Shoot him again. There's no ceasefire. Jason: Yeah. Slow down fire. Slow down fire. Bryan: All right, I ain't not trying to make a joke about this. Jason: No, it's it's Bryan: It's tough. It's tough, man. And well, something I found this week, and research in this week. There was a group called Out of the Shadows, and they created an index, a grading system that helps point out the holes in the government systems in combating child exploitation. So they have a global index as well as a state index. And is it's built on a hundred point system and it includes four pillars. So it's legal protection. Jason: It's disgusting, dude. Bryan: preventive prevention capacity, provision for support services, and justice system capacity and response. In state index, we only have five states and DC that have a passing grade of a sixty or higher. Washington State has the highest overall score at sixty four. As a country, com you know, when compared to all the other countries and everything, we're a sixty seven. I mean, not great, but still passing. And Jason: We're passing. got a D. D's get degrees, baby. Bryan: Yeah. I mean, we got a long way to go. But the good news is they're they're now a system that they can that they have in place that can drive accountability. And I hope that's what happens anyway. And don't get me wrong, if if this actually gets implemented, numbers will be inflated, you know, to make it seem like they're doing better than they are. But I wanna think I wanna stay positive with this. And I hope I really hope it's gonna help. The good thing about this report that I was reading and ⁓ The ranking that Out of Shadows provides is not only do they rank you, they show you what the other state or other country needs to improve to get better. So they share with you, like say Sweden's better than us. What is Sweden actually doing better than what we're doing? They show you with you what they're doing. Best practices. Yeah, so now you can implement that. Same thing with the states. What are they doing that you're not doing? So they share all that in the report. Jason: Mm-hmm. Best practices. Bryan: To where you can read it. You're not just saying, hey, look, I'm ranked and I suck. No, here's what you can do. So I think that's a good thing. You know? So knowledge sharing, I think will help everyone get better if they want to get better. You you gotta want. You gotta have that want. And ⁓ so you you can go to their website and see where your state ranks if you want. It's called out of the shadows. they done all the homework. They just need help pushing the right people to get things moving in the right direction. So that's a positive that I did find this week. So I want to share that. Jason: I'd end up having to be vigilante. Bryan: What's that? Jason: To clean this crap up. Bryan: I need Batman. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how you clean this shit up. really I think w we need to start I think you need to talk. I think you not only talk, you need to start having like community meetings to where people go and talk. The way you know it's actually happening in your community. You know, people might come up, they might be able to tell you something about your community you don't know. A problem they've been having that you might be able to help with. I I don't think we Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: We do a good enough job as a community. I know our community don't, well, at least I don't inside my community. I know I can do better. You know, I just I don't know. I think we're all just waiting on someone to do it. That makes sense. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Now, ⁓ this week I I want to talk prevention. But before I do that, I want to go over something called passion in the trash. I I never heard of this shit before. And when I found this, it just blew my mind. So what does passion the trash? This is when you have a pervert or just a straight pedophile working like in the school system or church, and instead of firing them or making them own up to their crime, they just move them to another school or district. Call passing the trash. Listen to shit. And she is right about that. That's how I got into it. So I seen that video. Then I Googled it and I found a whole bunch of other videos. Then I started reading about it. I'm like, this is just fucked up. Passing the trash. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Passing the trash. Bryan: Our systems just fail us at every fucking turn. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And how about our rabbis? Here's a pedal, Rebbe. What's that? ⁓ yeah, I know that, yeah. Yeah. But watch. I I found multiple videos like this. Jason: Do you know what rabbis are, right? Two. Okay. ⁓ dude, it's Protestant, Catholic it's everywhere. It's it's all denominations have Bryan: ⁓ yeah. It so yeah, I'm not I'm not just it just so happens that I'm I have the pedal rabbi on this one. At five sixty one PC they they have a lot of videos, man, like that. They doing good. You know, calling. Yeah. Jason: Yeah, I've seen other people do that because there's a guy that you was doing it. I haven't seen him in a long time, but his niece was targeted. So ever since that happened, he sets up a fake Facebook or social media accounts, like he's a young girl, and then he goes after him. And with law enforcement, he has law enforcement come behind him. But him and him and his niece's dad Bryan: ⁓ Jason: Go meet up with these people. Bryan: Yeah, there's this there's one other ones I follow, but whenever they meet up with ⁓ they beat the shit out of I mean, they give ⁓ a choice. You can go to jail or you can take this ass whooping. And I mean, they get fucking they Jason: Mm. Yeah, but I'm telling you what, you're not gonna beat you're not gonna beat that out of people. I'm just being honest. Bryan: Yeah, I don't think you can beat it out of a band of pleasure doing it would be nice. Jason: Yes, it would. Don't get me wrong, but it's not gonna change that person. I hope they turn that dude in. Bryan: No. Yeah, I hope they did too. I d I don't know the rest of the story. Jason: It ain't not it ain't about being honest and we're not gonna do nothing because if you're on I mean, he may have been telling him that just to get him to say what all he said. He had it in text. Bryan: Well, I think he he goes back and he checks him out to see if he had any priors or whatnot with the law and the what the law wants to do because at that point maybe he hasn't done anything wrong. Not that not gonna say he'd done anything wrong. He didn't do anything illegal because it's just a text. He hasn't touched you know I'm getting that? I don't know if he's illegal by law to communicate with the kid. I don't know. Jason: Well that that's how the Chris Hansen thing on whatever that show was to meet a predator. Bryan: Yeah, but they actually show they actually showed up at a house or something to meet a kid. Jason: Yeah. but it was an actor that was a actually above eighteen. So you could throw that in there too. That wasn't actually a kid and they were d being deceitful. But it doesn't mat you had intent to come over there and have sex with a kid. He had intent to meet up at Target with a fourteen year old. Bryan: Yeah, I guess when you look at it with Nintent meeting ⁓ with a fourteen year I didn't know he Well they actually meeting in Target? Okay. I must have messed up. Jason: Yes. That's why that they're they're picking a public place and that's the best thing to do. Chris Hansen was a probably a rented house and that was cool too because that was even worse, right? 'Cause you know ⁓ they they coming to party in their mind. But to I like what that dude's doing as a public place 'cause that dude ain't gonna make a scene. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, you show up at somebody's house, yeah. No. And if he does then bad on him. Jason: as down. And with yeah, the dude kept lying too. It's like, dude, I've got the text. Be truthful. And he kept trying to be Bryan: Yeah, he the the ⁓ the ma man of the Lord, not only lying, but he he's a bottom and ⁓ and he's a teacher. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. We were just gonna kiss and I don't know what else would have happened. No, you said what was gonna happen in the text, Tommy. Bryan: Sixty two and fourteen. Sixty four and fourteen. Fucking sick. Jason: Sixty four and fourteen. Yeah, it was an even it was an even number. Fifty years older. Bryan: Sick man. All right, so let's let's go over some grooming signs and prevention. Let's at least see how we can knock this shit out. I hope that helps. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I have some more tips. So this next one I'm gonna show you is from the Tim Tebow Foundation. it this one's also pretty good. And I wanted to bring these videos in because I show a lot of grim shit, you know, and it's like, so what do we do? And I'm not the one to explain what do we do. So that's why I wanted to play these videos. Pretty powerful. Jason: Mm-hmm. it is. Bryan: Yeah, yeah, hopefully that helps someone. You know, you can tell that lady she she felt what she was saying. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I don't remember what this video is, but I wanna play it. Man. Jason: They oughta bring the death penalty out for that stuff. Cause you killed that well, you didn't take that kid's life. You just you killed their inner self. Bryan: How can Yeah, pub public execution. Yeah, no, that sh that should be public executions for stuff like that. You just you have to be able to stop stuff like that. I don't know how that makes you feel like a man to do that to a fucking child. I mean, I understand whooping a child. Don't get me wrong, because I whipped my kids before. That right there is just no. Yeah, that that is Jason: Yep. Dude, they don't even do that to people in SEER training in the military, dude. Bryan: If I didn't piss y'all off enough tonight, I hope that fucking at least leaves you with a little bit to say, fuck, we need to do something. And the the the big the biggest thing is majority of his time, it's someone close to that kid that's hurting. That's the worst part. You know? Or the s the person that was supposed to be protecting them is letting them get in harm letting them be harmed. That's just sad. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: All right, Jason, you got anything? Jason: No, I I I tell ya, if something don't look right, stop turning a blind eye to it and saying it's none of my business. Say something. If it don't s pass a smell test with a kid, say something. I'd rather somebody come knock on my door and come in my house and check and make sure nothing's going on. If I'm not doing nothing, I'm not gonna get fully offended. Maybe I need to look at it like, man, maybe I was acting a little weird or something. Maybe somebody did notice something that would seemed off. So good for them. Instead of getting offended that if I'm not doing nothing, why should I get offended by something? Right? Unless it keeps happening and happening and happening. Now I'm being targeted, but the a one time deal because maybe me and my kid was having like you said, that that old man with his grandkid maybe. could have been something, Brian, you don't know. Bryan: I c I don't know. Yeah, makes you question. Jason: So if it don't feel right, you know that your little senses go off like, ooh, something don't say something, man. Cause you might save a kid's life. Bryan: Yep. All right. Well, I appreciate that. thanks everyone for joining us tonight. It was a pleasure spending time with you. Until next time, this is the Sense and Senseless Podcast. I'm Brian. He's Jason. Peace. Jason: I'm Jason. Paste.