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Washington DC is Occupied · Stuff Keeps Happening

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  Hello. I cooked all my meals from monsters in
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  the dungeon. But stuff still happened. So what's
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  up? I'm back. Wow. It was a lot. It was a lot.
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  A lot happened while I was gone. Too much. But
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  let's start off with a heist. In Philadelphia,
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  there's been a bunch of robberies of armored
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  cars. You know those armored vans, right? They
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  service banks, they're boxy, they've got money
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  inside. That's basically the entire business
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  structure who's in. Anyway, one of these companies,
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  Brinks, has been burgled a bunch of times around
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  the Philadelphia area, like in suburbs and such.
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  Most recently, thieves held up a driver at Gunpoint
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  and stole about $700 ,000 from the armored car.
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  Now, I will note that the second the driver is
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  held up by Gunpoint, the armor doesn't do much.
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  $700 grand is a good haul, but in June, they
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  stole $2 million from a different truck, which
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  begs the question... Why aren't these trucks
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  coming to my house? Anyway, the local investigators
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  and attorney say that they have found suspects
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  and they've arrested three people, one of whom
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  they say is a former employee of Brinks, the
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  armored car company, to which that guy's lawyer
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  says that he's not involved at all. What are
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  you talking about? Get out of here. Anyway, long
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  story short, security theater is not practical.
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  I'm a consultant. Hire me. Moving on. Stateside.
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  Sorry, that was supposed to be with a frown.
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  Stateside. Okay, I'm just gonna front -load all
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  of the Trump bullshit into one segment. Like,
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  I don't want this to be the entirety of the stateside
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  news. So let's just jump in. We'll start off
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  with the DC takeover. So Washington DC is currently
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  occupied by Trump -aligned forces. That may sound
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  editorialized, but I don't know what else to
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  call a group of military people being dispersed
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  into a city at the express direction of a single
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  guy for no reason. Donald Trump has deployed
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  hundreds of members of the National Guard to
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  Washington DC alongside a whole bunch of federal
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  agents to assist in law enforcement. He has declared
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  a crime emergency in the city and says that DC
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  is this lawless hellhole where you just get shot
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  for breathing. It's absurd. It was absurd enough
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  that I posted a video even though it's supposed
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  to be on break last week and I'll just summarize
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  what I said there. There's nothing happening
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  in DC that merits any of this. This is a very
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  sad show of force from a sad old man who has
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  to make good on campaign promises to hurt people.
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  Donald Trump on the campaign trail referred to
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  himself as, and I quote, your retribution. Right
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  -wing news outlets have been talking about how
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  liberals have been ruining the lives of every
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  American in every city, and they're coming after
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  your jobs and kids and way of life. Here comes
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  Donald Trump. Don't you want to punish the libs?
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  And because he can technically sort of legally
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  do this, that's why they're doing it. It's the
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  classic, like, oh, you're opposed to us deploying
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  people to help with the crime? Why are you pro
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  -crime? It's incredibly... Insultingly stupid
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  and another example of how little they respect
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  us But yeah, if you are a person in Washington
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  DC and you're just out and about Going to get
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  a coffee hanging out with some friends going
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  to one of the trillion farmers markets that now
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  have cops all over them You might walk by the
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  train station and see multiple army vehicles
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  parked out front like armored cars Washington
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  DC streets are filled with like Book sales and
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  like cultural events. This is embarrassing. It's
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  such a waste of money It's such a waste of time
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  and it's such a waste of human energy No one
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  needs to be doing any of this. We don't need
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  them on the streets because there's nothing to
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  stop in the first place, and all it's going to
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  do is cause people to have to uproot their lives
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  and continue to protest against nothing. We can't
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  help with the economy, we can't help, you know,
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  put, put homeless people in houses, we can't
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  feed children reliably in this country, but we
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  sure as shit can deploy the military into cities
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  that didn't vote for any of this. LA and DC.
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  famously want federal control of their cities.
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  And Republicans who don't want federal control
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  of anything are more than happy to take federal
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  control of those cities because it was never
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  about anything but revenge. Anyway, we also got
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  Sandwich Guy. There was a guy in DC who threw
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  a footlong subway sandwich at an FBI agent and
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  then was arrested and then was charged with a
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  felony by the administration that pardoned all
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  the January 6 people who like literally killed
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  a cop. Yeah, the Justice Department was like,
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  ah, you won't mess with our agents, except for
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  the ones that did, and then we pardoned them,
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  but you're getting a felony? Because that officer
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  was gluten -free and you hit him with some bread.
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  Again, embarrassing. It's just a deeply embarrassing
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  administration. Like, I've gone past being embarrassed
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  to be an American. I'm used to that now. I'm
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  embarrassed on behalf of the people who are still
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  lying to themselves and pretending that this
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  administration is anything less than a clown
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  show. Anyway, sandwich guy, he's not getting
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  charged with a felony. A judge agreed that that's
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  stupid as fuck and dropped the charges. But regardless,
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  Trump has a 30 -day time limit on this move,
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  but is already talking about declaring a national
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  emergency to extend this indefinitely. Other
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  states are also sending their National Guard
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  to DC. Which is wild. I don't think DC needs
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  your National Guard. That's a little weird. It's
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  a little weird for a military from a state to
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  go across to somewhere else. to garrison it against
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  the will of the people living there. It's a little
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  weird. Last thing on Trump, I cannot wait to
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  move on from all of it, but right now too. He
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  met with Putin in Alaska on Friday, and it went
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  exactly as people thought it was going to, which
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  is he got steamrolled by Putin. They went into
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  a meeting, Trump came out, Putin talked about
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  nothing, and then Trump talked about nothing,
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  and then they left. And then Trump was like,
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  I gotta make some phone calls to other leaders,
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  and we'll see if we can make something happen.
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  As time goes on, it's becoming more and more
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  clear that essentially Trump folded and agreed
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  to Russia's position on how this war should end
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  and is now going to the EU to be like, hey, we
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  should do this plan. It's a great plan. When
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  I went to go see what like the right -wing opinion
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  of all of this was, they were preoccupied with
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  the fact that a B -2 bomber did a flyover of
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  the meeting and they were like, oh, that's so
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  cool! Let's ignore literally every other part
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  of the entire meeting. Okay, actual last thing,
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  because it's this fucking administration, of
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  course there was an extra bonus super ultra dumb
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  thing, which is that they found papers in a printer
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  at an Alaskan hotel that had intel on it. Like
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  staffers, as a part of this whole meeting, printed
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  out some intel on a hotel printer and left the
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  papers there! Who needs signal when you can just...
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  print? Let's talk about the CDC shooting, because
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  I - I'm sure it's been talked about, but I feel
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  like it hasn't really been talked about. There's
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  so much going on all the time, and major things
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  are just being swept under the rug. Like, I don't
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  know, the recent political assassinations? But,
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  you know, let's talk about a different attempted
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  political -ish assassination. The CDC was targeted
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  by a guy who was attempting to massacre the people
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  working there. This happened back on August 8th.
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  A man from Georgia went to the Atlanta CDC headquarters
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  and unleashed hundreds of bullets on the campus.
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  One police officer on the site was killed and
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  thousands of employees were sheltering in place
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  for hours. A whole bunch of windows were shot
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  out, but thankfully that was the extent of the
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  damage. One life is still a lot, but I mean,
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  you know. So why? Why would he go do this? Why
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  would somebody go attack the Center for Disease
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  Control and Prevention? It's because he was a
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  COVID conspiracy theorist. His parents actually
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  went to authorities because they were concerned
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  about his mental health because he was becoming
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  obsessed with the COVID vaccine. He truly believed
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  that he was doing untold harm to him and a whole
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  bunch of other people, and he wanted to take
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  it out on the CDC. Like, we had a nation's pandemic,
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  and through feats of wonder, we were able to
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  produce a vaccine. And people found a way to
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  convince themselves that that was the Antichrist.
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  and then they were voted into office. All because
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  some people whined about face masks. So here
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  is a guy who is just out of his mind, goes after
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  the CDC, hundreds of bullets. He was intending
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  to massacre the place. It was expressly because
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  he was driven to madness from the insanity around
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  the COVID vaccine. I truly and honestly thought,
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  now that we're years out from the time that they
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  said everyone who took a vaccine would die, that
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  we'd be over that, but apparently not. I must
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  be dead like eight times over. I got so many
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  fucking boosters. All right, let's go off the
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  rails. Like a Texas train. There was a derailment
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  in Texas. Woo! That was me being a derailment.
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  A Union Pacific freight train in Texas derailed.
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  Thankfully, no casualties, no evacuations. But
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  it was 35 jackknifed cars that were carrying
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  some hazmats and propane. No word on propane
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  accessories, though. It was kind of miraculous
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  that nothing too bad happened. There were some
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  grass fires that they were taking care of. And
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  like I said, there was one car that had propane
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  in it and it got beat up. But local officials
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  took care of it by setting it on fire. I have
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  to believe that if you are a person whose job
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  is like emergency crisis response and they're
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  like, yo, Jonathan, they've got there's a derailment
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  here. Stonathan, can you come out here and do
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  your thing? And Stonathan's like, alright, yeah,
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  this is what I train for. He comes out there
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  and sees that there's the opportunity to light
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  a tanker of propane on fire in the name of public
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  safety. They're gonna be like, hell yeah. This
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  is why I don't work in public safety. Elsewhere,
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  flight attendants in Canada, for Air Canada,
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  are on strike. The flight attendants are looking
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  for reasonable pay. If you're not aware, flight
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  attendants are really only paid for hours in
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  the air. So when they're on the ground and they're
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  like boarding or de -boarding a plane, they're
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  not getting paid. They're literally at their
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  job not getting paid. And they're like, hey,
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  I feel like we should probably be paid for this.
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  I would hope that most people would agree, but
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  Air Canada is not most people. And so they haven't
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  agreed to that. Now, this is a big deal. Air
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  Canada is the biggest air carrier in Canada,
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  and this is one of those things where it's a
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  strike that could threaten the economy. Canada
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  actually has a system in place to allow the government
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  to force workers back to work if it would impact
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  the economy. Apparently, the workers being taken
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  care of is not a part of the economy that they're
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  worried about impacting. But, the union said
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  fuck off. They're not going back to work. Despite
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  the agency in the Canadian government saying
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  you got you got to go back. They're saying no
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  and in part They're saying no because the person
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  at the head of that agency is a former high -level
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  attorney from Air Canada Wouldn't you know it
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  so right on y 'all are righteous always stand
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  in solidarity Sorry for anybody whose flight
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  got fucked up, but maybe Air Canada should pay
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  at all. Meanwhile, over in Gaza, we are still
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  watching as Israel and the United States participate
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  in a forced starvation of two million people
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  stuck in an open -air prison. According to the
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  UN, as of August 12th, about 227 people in Gaza
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  have died from malnutrition or starvation since
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  October of 2023. 103 of them were children. The
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  rate is picking up as Israel is continuing to
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  prevent aid from getting into the area. Netanyahu
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  is also now talking about just taking over Gaza.
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  Essentially, the entire world, aside from Israel
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  and the United States, are saying this is horrendous.
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  But that's not going to stop us, because we're
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  not going to sit idly by and watch as a humanitarian
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  disaster unfolds in Gaza without making it worse.
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  Because Trump has recently cancelled medical
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  visas for people from Palestine coming out of
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  Gaza who are seeking medical treatment to get
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  their life saved from doctors in America. This
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  move brings everything more in line with our
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  foreign policy and just makes it all the more
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  cruel, which is great for us as a loving Christian
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  nation with a lot of money and luxuries for some
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  people. I remember when I was born that my first
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  sentence was, I can't wait to help Northrop Grumman
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  stock skyrocket. Yay bombs. Anyway, hey, the
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  UK, it's kind of hard to get hard now, isn't
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  it? The UK passed a porn ban. Kind of. They passed
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  the Think of the Children. Kind of porn ban.
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  So in the UK, if you want to access a website
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  that has any kind of adult material on it, you
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  now have to verify your identity. This means
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  credit card information, uploading your government
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  ID, taking a selfie of yourself. Depending on
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  the service, it's a different situation. It's
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  a mess and it's not just porn. If you want to
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  use like Spotify, you got to do it. Obviously,
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  this makes a lot of people mad. Like, hey, I
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  feel like I shouldn't have to upload my government
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  ID to all these tech companies that are infamous
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  for abusing. people's personal information. But
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  that doesn't stop the UK. Why would they? We
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  don't do reason here. So of course, the next
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  thing you would expect to happen happens, which
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  is everybody starts using VPNs. And so now the
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  government of the UK is taking a look at VPNs.
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  We've got to ban that too? Oh well. Hey, when
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  people are asking for comprehensive tech policy,
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  we're not asking for this shit. We're asking
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  for like ownership of our data. You know, in
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  the face of all the surveillance capitalisms
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  going on? Anyway, if you are also in the US,
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  stay frosty, because US senators are trying to
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  push a porn ban here as well. A brief moment,
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  if you will. Hello, I'm Endeavorance. I'm the
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  -F -I, whatever that is. And so there's now like
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  a whole bunch of ways to support me and I'm gonna
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  leave it up to you if you want to help me out
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  to choose what's best for you. But I made it
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  the options in one place. So check that out.
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  Thank you so much for being here. Let's move
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  on. Science! And tech! Let's just get past this
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  one real quick. Sam Altman and Elon Musk are
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  fighting again on the internet. Next story! Alright,
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  slightly more information. Essentially what happened
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  is, Musk went on the Musk website, the Twitter
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  one, and he posted saying that Apple is intentionally
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  downranking Grok and upranking ChatGPT in the
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  App Store. To which Sam Altman, the head boy
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  at OpenAI slash ChatGPT, fired back and was like,
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  yo, Musk, like you infamously modify the Twitter
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  algorithm to uprank your posts. So that post
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  got more views. Elon got all mad. They beefed
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  back and forth on Twitter for a while. It's about
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  what you would expect from billionaire titans
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  of industry in 2025. The best of us, really.
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  But while the two of them are beefing, one of
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  the co -founders of XAI, the company that makes
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  Grok, stepped away kind of abruptly. He's moving
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  on to do his own AI investment ventures. Like,
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  it's not like... Coming to Jesus or whatever,
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  but you know, he's stepping away and speaking
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  of AI. Oh boy I have one thing to ask of you.
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  Please don't date the computers. So chat GPT
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  5 launched recently and it's not great Apparently,
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  I don't use it, so I don't know, but everything
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  I've seen about it says it's not great. But more
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  importantly, and critical to this story, as a
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  part of the release of ChatGPT 5, they took down
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  access to the older ChatGPT models, including
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  any sort of saved chatbots you got going on there.
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  This set off a massive backlash. from a cohort
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  of people who have AI significant others. There
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  are whole communities of people who have AI boyfriends,
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  AI girlfriends, AI partners. Frankly, as open
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  -minded as I try to be, I gotta caution you.
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  That's really dangerous. I get it, people want
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  companionship. The world is really rough right
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  now. People are looking for any kind of comfort.
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  And also, this is a product from a company that
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  sells a subscription. And it doesn't have feelings.
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  These are not real artificial intelligences.
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  They are literally prediction machines. They're
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  just taking words and putting them together in
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  an order that it believes would make you the
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  most satisfied. It is, at best, a digital yes
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  -man. Here's an example. There was a 60 -year
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  -old man who recently was admitted to a hospital
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  for psychosis. He was having, like, hallucinations,
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  visual and auditory. He believed that his neighbor
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  was poisoning him. Turns out he had asked ChatGPT
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  how he can eliminate salt from his diet. And
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  so instead of table salt, he began using sodium
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  bromide, which is not a thing you should use
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  instead of table salt. But ChatGPT was like,
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  that's a great idea. Do that. And then he landed
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  in the hospital because it wanted to be helpful
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  and not impede him in his goals. These are unthinking
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  machines. They do not have a consciousness, they
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  only even exist in any form of output while they
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  are actively responding to a query. They're not
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  thinking otherwise. But the backlash was enough
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  that OpenAI brought back the older models and
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  is looking into figuring out how to handle the
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  situation going forward. Like, they're aware
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  that people have an unhealthy emotional attachment
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  to this thing, and they're like, oh, well, we'll
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  look into that. I cannot think of a more lucrative
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  opportunity in the tech sector. Gaming! What's
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  up about Mario Kart? And Animal Rights. Alright,
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  this is mostly fluff, but PETA, the people for
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  the ethical treatment of animals, they sent a
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  letter to Nintendo over the most recent Mario
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  Kart release. So in Mario Kart World, Nintendo
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  finally gave us everything we wanted, which is
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  to say, you can now play as the cow. From Mario.
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  Yay. But people like the cow. Cow, cow good.
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  But cow have nose ring. PETA don't like cow nose
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  ring. So PETA writes a letter, it goes to Nintendo,
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  and it's actually pretty light -hearted. But
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  they're essentially saying, hey, Nintendo, you're
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  a cow character. Yay! We love cow! But, um, the
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  nose ring is a sign of, like, domination over
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  an animal and, like, abusing them and animal
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  rights stuff. Get rid of the nose ring! To which
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  I assume Nintendo said nothing because I'm almost
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  certain that this was just a publicity stunt
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  and didn't actually do anything or go anywhere.
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  But still... Anyway, this is not the actual first
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  time that PETA has done something in response
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  to a Nintendo release when Animal Crossing New
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  Horizons came out. PETA released a guide on how
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  to play it as a vegan. The guide included Don't
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  Fish. And don't catch bugs. If you've played
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  Animal Crossing, hopefully you understand that's
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  a little limiting. Anyway, when is cow getting
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  a mainline title? And over on Steam, you can't
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  use PayPal anymore in some countries. In the
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  ongoing situation where payment processors are
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  pulling off of Steam and itch, citing that there's
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  adult games and that that breaks policy or whatever,
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  PayPal is now unavailable in a whole bunch of
• 18:44
  countries for buying video games on Steam. PayPal
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  is otherwise available. The payment processors
• 18:49
  maintain that as long as nothing illegal is happening,
• 18:52
  they're perfectly fine with whatever merchandise,
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  which leaves a few open questions, such as, why
• 18:57
  are you lying? Because we know they got a letter
• 19:00
  from an anti -sexuality religious group, and
• 19:03
  then suddenly they pulled off. Wait. Wait. Look,
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  I'm a little tired. The words are gonna come
• 19:09
  out the way they come out. It is at this point
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  that I'm realizing just how prevalent the pearl
• 19:13
  -clutching and regressive Puritanism. It just
• 19:17
  has a death grip on the headlines right now.
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  Oh, the cities, they're being ransacked because
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  some crime happens sometimes. Well, if someone
• 19:24
  think of the children, we have to make it so
• 19:26
  that everyone registers to look at porn. Adults
• 19:29
  can access adult content? We have to ban that
• 19:33
  at the monetary level. Like, obviously, I knew
• 19:36
  this was a thing that's been going on. It's just
• 19:38
  so dumb. It's so deeply unnecessary, and we just
• 19:42
  want to be left alone. How about we will consume
• 19:45
  things the way we want to consume things, and
• 19:47
  if you don't like it, shut the fuck up. Lightning
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  round! We've got some promising -looking research
• 19:52
  on battery technology, specifically rearranging
• 19:55
  stuff that I don't understand inside of a battery
• 19:57
  to give it a higher power density. This will
• 20:00
  allow us to do stuff. There's a new study that's
• 20:03
  looking at the impacts of ADHD medication on
• 20:05
  people who have ADHD to see what kind of impact
• 20:08
  it has on dangerous decision -making. Dangerous
• 20:10
  activity like self -beefing and substance abuse,
• 20:13
  stuff like that. Turns out it's significant.
• 20:15
  Who would have thought that if you get medication
• 20:17
  for a thing that you need medication for... Anyway,
• 20:19
  it significantly reduces the chances of stuff
• 20:22
  like suicide. Some people were freaking out because
• 20:25
  there were weird -looking rabbits hopping around
• 20:27
  Colorado. They have like... crazy fangs and look
• 20:29
  like zombies. They're fine. They're not fine,
• 20:31
  but they're not demonic. We're good. It's not
• 20:34
  an uprising quite yet. It is apparently some
• 20:36
  kind of virus that they can get that causes essentially
• 20:39
  like warts to grow on their face. Still creepy
• 20:41
  as hell. A Florida judge struck down most of
• 20:43
  a recent book ban bill. That's... It took me
• 20:46
  so many tries to say book ban bill in the right
• 20:48
  order. But yeah, they struck that down because
• 20:50
  they looked at the books and they're like, these
• 20:51
  are not obscene. What the fuck are you talking
• 20:53
  about? And finally for today, some teenagers
• 20:55
  managed to rob Brad Pitt's house. and a bunch
• 20:58
  of other celebrities around the area. They also
• 21:00
  even managed to rob the house of the LA police
• 21:03
  chief, but they done got caught. So close. Thank
• 21:07
  you so much for listening to today's episode
• 21:08
  of Stuff Keeps Happening. Head to skh .news for
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  sources, bonus content, and the floor plan to
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  Brad Pitt's house. My name is Endeavorance. We'll
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  talk again soon. Take care and be well.