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- speaker-0: Hi, Uncle. Alright, I guess it was rhetorical. Good, good. ⁓ it's your favorite time. It's time for that quick, quick. ⁓ and we're just gonna keep running with this twitless format. Actually, one of the stories is semi-related, but basically we're Twitless, homie, for shit, four weeks now, a month. So ⁓ you know how we do it? Right in, no messing around. ⁓ Yeah, you are in a you're in a talk about it later, but maybe in your in the first ⁓ speaker-1: But smile. I'm in a chipper mood every speaker-0: Yeah, you're like in a different type of heads ⁓ head frame, I can tell. You know what I mean? Like you're just like calm or something, like something's up, bro. I'm gonna try to rally you up on this on this one. I'm gonna try to rally you up on this one, like always, on the next coming up right now, gentleman's hour, quickie style. speaker-1: Like we're just Hey, rile me up, homie. Drop the intro. Aggressive. speaker-0: Damn. But but it is weird. It's almost like they somebody gave you a like a sedative, you know, like when ⁓ when a monster's out of control and then they just give a little ch in the neck and it's like that's how you are. You're just like out of control, like a drug like something, you know, a villain or something crazy. Hey, what's up, bruh? What's new, bro? ⁓ all right, Uncle, guess what? This is our speaker-1: They just ⁓ I'm like a I'm like pounding on the window, huh? speaker-0: ⁓ thank you. Have you ever seen the memes? It's like it's like some kind of wild animal, but it's dancing like in a tutu, like all you expect it to be crazy, but it's all like da da da. That's the that's the vibe I'm getting you right now. You're a tiger, but like you're someone took your someone took you defanged you and ⁓ and took your teeth. All right, Uncle Two. No, no, no. Actually, today we got three if we get to them, because I'm I am really trying to keep these at 30. So if we if we can we have three stories, but unfortunately Usually we jump into that water. It's nice. It's cool. It's refreshing. Nah, bro, we're getting right into the hot stuff today, bro. And the same to jacuzzi. This one's this is boiling. I don't like it. I don't like talking about this kind of stuff. But I got you as a resource to use and you always bring that knowledge. So I just wanted to see what you thought about this. But this is definitely not a ⁓ a happy, you know, get your juices going story. So ⁓ Uncle, the first one, this one I just read about today, actually, in Sh what who's the Dutch? That is that Denmark? speaker-1: The Dutch? I thought that was ⁓ speaker-0: Netherlands. The Netherlands. Holland isn't yeah, Holland is isn't Holland like the capital though. Would it no? ⁓ babe. What's the Dutch? That Netherlands or Denmark? God, I feel like an idiot. Nah, she says Denmark. I don't think that's right though. speaker-1: Let me bring up. I thought Dutch is when you when you spin speaker-0: You got ⁓ you got anything? No, I thought Dutch was the guy from Karate Kid. Remember he What's the matter, Mommy not here to dress ya? ⁓ he lost in the semis to Danielson. Remember he had the curly hair? The blonde curly hair? Dutch? speaker-1: I thought Dutch was ⁓ Ed O'Neal in that movie when he's like taking some little kid cross country or something. Hey Dutch is another dance. speaker-0: I love I love it. I love it. Al Bundy, but yeah. ⁓ is it? The Netherlands. Okay. All right. So anyways. Sorry about that little detour, but anyway, so in twenty twenty four, that was two years ago, I guess they ruled, they legalized y two years ago, euthanasia, but for only severely ill children between the ages of one and twelve. And this unidentified minor in question died last year. I guess they They did it last year. They they turned ⁓ they euthanized her, ⁓ this kid. So this child was the first to die via euthanasia since that law was passed. So only one one kid has I don't know if you requested or your parents, anyways, we'll get into it. But euthanasia has slowly become an option in various countries. So earlier this year also, in Spain, a Spanish woman decided to also undergo euthanasia to end her life at twenty-five years old. And this is because they determined she was just uncurably depressed. She's already tried to commit suicide multiple times. She's asking to die. I don't know again, I I should have jumped into I kinda grabbed the headlines, but I know if she was terminally ill or if what or she was just I just can't imagine you're depressed and they're just gonna let you kill yourself. But anyways, so my question to you is first off, what do you think about that rule in the Netherland did we say Netherlands? Yeah. That a child between the age of one and one to twelve can get euthanized or at least requested. I don't know how the process goes. I don't I mean obviously you need parent sign off, but you know, if the ki I guess it's basically saying, you know, r it this is a better option than having a child ⁓ basically be tortured, die it, you know, painfully their whole life, maybe they're in pain, you know, whatever the their diseases that they're terminally ill from. ⁓ do you think that's right? Do you think that's fair? Do you think the US should have that? Even maybe for like because I've always thought about that, bro. What if my diabetes is beating the shit in me? They're they're threatening to take my legs away, all this. And I'm like, you what? I've had enough, bro. I've lived a good life. I'm on I'm in the ⁓ I'm in the hall of shame, bro. I'm like, I've done all I can do. There's nothing left for me to conquer. You know what I mean? You've conquered it. I've conquered it all. Women, sports, every conquest, travel, ⁓ women, you know? Every every flavor, you know, like thirty-one flavors, I've had them all. What's left for me to conquer? So am I shouldn't that be okay for me to say, Yeah, I want to get euthanized? I mean, there's no more you I've been to the top of the mountain, bro. Rainbow Sherbert. So do you think ⁓ Americ Americans should be able to do that? I know it's probably because Catholics, that's a sin technically. Yeah, it's a sin if you, you know, request to take your own life. So I know that probably why it originally was kind of banned or not allowed to do, but don't you think that's kinda fair. I mean, if somebody wants to take their life, why stop them if they're in pain and suffering? Anyways, I want to I'm sorry, I know I threw a lot at you, but I want to get your opinion on all that, all that info. Go. speaker-1: I honestly dude, I think ⁓ I'm I'm for it. If they're terminally ill, there's no cure and their quality of life is just not it's not it's not enjoyable. It's not anything that can that can that benefits the person. I'm I it's very it's very questionable for me for for a child. But I mean, like I said, i i if is if they're terminally ill, I mean sometimes you kinda have to you have to let it go, bro. Like let it like you I I don't wanna see anybody suffering. I d I'm So I think I'm for it in that sense. If they're terminally ill, if there's no cure, if it's just, you know, then it might be a vegetable and there's nothing coming back from that. I think it's up to like whoever has, you know, the the the the power of attorney or whatever, the the consent to do it. And I think if you're if you're like an older person and you just you're not enjoying life, only only only you know what you feel. So like you said, if you are like you don't you know, you're you you get sick and you're they're trying to cut your legs off and you don't wanna live like that and you don't wanna be a burden on anybody. I feel like you should have that option to say, you know what? I'm I'm done. My my sh my my ship is sailed. My my sun has set and I'm out. And I mean there there's ways to do it humanely. They're not you're not gonna get like a freaking firing squad. You know what I mean? The electric chair. I mean they do it for animals. speaker-0: Suffering. You know we've got to do it. Damn. speaker-1: When their quality of life is right, right, right. Go ahead, yeah. You know? But if they're not gonna make it, I mean why what what good is their life, bro? Like that sucks. To have them suffering? I don't want anybody to suffer. speaker-0: guess it's like putting the kid first because you probably like, no, I wanna spend every any chance I can get with my kid, I wanna spend with them, especially if they're you know, they they're battling something. Like, you know, it's you don't have much time, so you wanna spend every moment. So to hear them basically like, I'm sorry, I don't wanna I don't wanna be here and go through it, it's hard, but you're right. You gotta sacrifice maybe your what you want, you know, you gotta sacrifice for the kid. I don't know. I man, I can't even imagine being put in that situation you know what I mean? Like I I don't even to make that decision. I don't even want to try to anticipate. Yeah. And I don't want to try to talk bad about anybody that's doing it or good about because I have no idea. I don't know, man. That's that's scary. So the kids, you're right. I don't gosh, that's hard. Just because it deals with kids, I d I don't think there is any right answer. I just kinda kinda want to see what you say. That's kind of what I thought you were going say. It's just, you know, it's heartbreaking. What can you do? But if the quality of life is bad, you don't want your child suffering. The other one though, the the adults, I I think that I don't really have a problem with that. I think as long as there's like some kind of they you know they set out some criteria. You have to prove that yes, I you know, like absolutely like you've thought about this. Maybe make it a waiting period, like you have to wait six months to a year and see if you still feel that you know what I mean? Like there has to be some kind of criteria to meet, but dang man, if you're over you're an adult And life isn't working out for you and you know, why shouldn't you be allowed to take your life humanely? You know what I mean? It hey, it's my choice. I like, you know, I don't it's tough and I'm sure it involves family and there should be something where like it's a group that decides the doctor, certain family you what I mean? Like it shouldn't just be the person comes up to the doctor one day, hey man, I'm ready to end this sh what do we got? We got a rope or what do we we gotta stick my hand in a socket? Like how do I do this, Doc? Get a rope. ⁓ But it there should be some kind of way to do it. But I don't think it should just be like where somebody could just make up their mind or they're going through a mini depression and they decide to end it. You know what mean? But at if after a certain age, why I don't know, bro, why can't you do that? Like I don't understand. It's your life. Why? speaker-1: I mean I like I go ahead. speaker-0: I was say, do you th do you maybe you don't even w you know don't mention names or anything, but have you known anybody? Mm-hmm. This would Deadbridge Piff. We've got shit in your mouth. Yeah, you got you gotta have stuff in your mouth. You want something you want something for your mouth? I'll put something in your she well, she Cochina. ⁓ I gotta I gotta get the sound rough for Cochina. Hey, have you ever kno And back to serious, have you ever speaker-1: So we speaker-0: known anybody, maybe not as committed suicide or anybody or maybe you have known somebody or just heard of somebody, known somebody that has been that depressed where people are like, ⁓ dang, like I'm concerned about them or you've had to reach out and help. I don't know. Like have what's the closest what's the closest you've been to somebody that that depressed? speaker-1: Thankfully I haven't been no, I haven't dealt with anybody. ⁓ I've heard I've heard of people that kinda took took bit matters into their own hands. And yeah, man, it it's sad. It's very, very sad. And I think I think it's harder for the for the survivors because you don't have any answers. You don't have any well what w what happened exactly, or what could I have done, or did I not do enough? And I think that's kinda that's a little selfish. Right, right. On their on their side. But then also like I told you, like you don't only you know what you're going through and everybody handles it different. Some people are are are capable to deal with it, some people aren't. Some people might not see a solution, so they've just give up. You know, I I only only the person going through it knows, and like I said, I I've never dealt with it directly. I've heard of people that I know, people that I you know I come in contact with and it's it's it's tragic, bro. It's very, very sad. But I mean Yeah. I think if if like you said, if if you if you're old enough to make that decision, I I don't see I don't see why why it's such a what why it's not not allowed. Right. speaker-0: At least it should be legal. I mean, you can you can like I was saying put regulations stipulations, but yeah, if somebody exactly, exactly. Yeah. And it yeah, of course, exactly. ⁓ okay, and you know what? That's a good segue because our next topic, our next our next ⁓ show is all about depression. So that leads perfect. That'll be on Wednesday. This coming out on Sunday, but that'll be on Wednesday. So we'll kinda speaker-1: The same for the speaker-0: Pick it up in the next in the next show. Yeah. I know. Why am I why are we smiling? Why are we laughing about see why people think we're creeps, bro? anyways, that'll be a perfect segue to the next show, which is men dealing with depression. ⁓ okay, good. Okay, good. I didn't want to tell you, but yeah, most most of the comments on the news like that ungodly. ⁓ no. All right, second story. Now this one is a little a little a little a little rumpish, a little rumpish. So speaker-1: They say behind your speaker-0: The you saw the story. I'm sure you've heard the stor. Yeah, a little lighthearted, but also political a little, I guess. The the second story is the reflecting pool. So you've heard the kind of ongoing it they it was painted and then it was filled, and then real quickly algae started popping up and then the liner started coming up and then people have been touching it and people are getting it arrested. So now ⁓ Trump says that, you know, ⁓ well that's because somebody vandalized it. You know, this was a great job and it's beautiful, but you know, the radical left ⁓ vandalizing so that's why there's that's why it's it's all jacked up. So my question isn't necessarily what do you yeah, what you think about that. You are fake. My question is have you ever had either a job to do, either personal around the house or at work, and the job because I have a story about this. And the job started just getting so messed up, messed up, messed up. And it you started kind of like, ⁓ crap, I don't know how to get out of this. Did you, first off, did you get out of it if you do have a specific story? Secondly, what'd you do to you know what I mean? Like, why were you feeling helpless? Why what was and then what changed? And then lastly, have you maybe that situation or another situation, have you ever been in where you're just like, nah, this is messed up, but I'm just gonna I'm gonna go ahead and say the job's done or whatever, and you knew was wrong, and then you blame somebody else or made excuses. Although you don't seem like that type. I feel like you would take Credit or ⁓ what's the neg the negativ what's credit or not punishment, but you know, you would basically take the blame if it was wrong. So ⁓ go ahead and give it up to you, Unk. And then I have a story after this one too. Yeah. speaker-1: I mean accountability but You know what? ⁓ thankfully, ⁓ I have not had anything like that. but I am also one to extend my and my handout for help and for a handshake if it's a job well done. So you know, I have no problem taking credit for it. I have no problem asking for help. And I there there's some there's certain times where I've been stuck at work and I have I have certain guys that I reach out to ⁓ that are very knowledgeable, very friend, very helpful. So I'll go that route before You know, and thankfully, you know, my boss will send somebody out if I need backup or if I need ⁓ a hand. Sometimes you know what it is? It's ⁓ you just need another set of eyes and an another brain dude to look at it and think about a solution, something that maybe I haven't come across. And I don't think this or this administration has that. This administration is very ⁓ reactive, bro, not proactive. They're they're not, you know, I think they hope for the best. They cut corners and ⁓ nobody'll know and What's the worst that can happen? And I think I mean the the Trump is just very he paints himself in a in a certain light. And just because he's had I guarantee you hundreds, thousands of transactions that he spearheaded and I I guarantee you a lot of stuff does not get back to him, especially on the like on the outside. And they probably end up sweeping it under the rug or whatever. And he just hey, it went off smooth. I didn't hear anything. And now there's like it's out of the speaker-0: Probably afraid to tell them, huh? speaker-1: Yeah, so I think they tell him Yeah what they think he wants to hear and he's such an idiot where he doesn't realize that that's impossible. Like the slit on a freaking come on, bro, it's not it's not a k it's it's not a kiddie pool. If it was a kiddie pool, I'd get it, bro. You can take You what I mean? But this is not a kiddie pool and come on, bro, like now he's just trying to save face and and I I don't know, I just Right. I know they cut corners, I know they cut corners, they overspend. Who the hell knows where that money went? speaker-0: Right, right, right, right, right. speaker-1: I know that's not fourteen million dollars worth of whatever, but now it's like now everybody else wants to clean it up and redo it. speaker-0: We could have done it for four. It's gonna be more money. And and if it if it's screwed up again, he's gonna blame somehow figure out a way to blame, you know, blame mother. Told you I had a story. This reminded me, so I think it's lagging on both of our ends, so I think that's why we can't hear each other. But anyways, ⁓ I was gonna tell you a story. So I had a story like this back when I was a young buck, a young wild buck. Have you ever seen the Have you ever seen a a young buck in its prime? It's got the big old antlers. Sucker just walks around like this. That's the way I was when I was working at the movies. I was a young buck. I just I'd even open the door, bro. I'd just walk, I'd stand out I would stand outside till somebody came and opened it. I walked in like the king of that mother, you know what I mean? So I was on the top of my game. Thinking I own that I own that ⁓ Own that theater, you know what I mean? Free popcorn, whatever I wanted. And if I wanted some extra nacho cheese, I'm gonna go grab a nacho cheese on my break. I'm gonna sit there with that popcorn. I mean, I basically ran that joint. Okay. I did what I did whatever I wanted. So one day I'm up in booth and they asked me, I think it's like the second time. They trained me the first time and I did it. I was like, that's pretty easy. I was ⁓ I was up in booth, that's the projectors, and I was I had to build a movie. I had already done it before, but I don't know. It was it seemed really easy. I was like, all right, ⁓ no problem. I can do this. Yeah. I was kind of cocky, like, yeah, I'll do this real quick. I was kind of procrastinating because I was supposed to do it during my shift, but of course during my shift, I was probably trying to talk to chicks or probably trying to watch the movies. I was probably d doing something, but I wasn't doing what I was supposed to. So it was starting to get towards the end of the night. I'm like, shoot, I better get going. I better make the put this movie out. It's already it's Thursday night and we still have to screen it Thursday night and it comes out Friday morning, right? So I start building it and they come in separate reels. So I don't know if it was the same with you, but it was like big old heavy canisters. Two reels in each, the metal case. So I feel like one movie was like maybe eight smaller reels, and then it would be on this big when you put it together finished, it was on this big platter. It was one big reel. So your job was to just take those individual reels and put them together, tape. You have the little stamper thing and boom, it makes it, and then you just and you keep adding. You keep adding and put it onto the Bro, I don't know what went wrong. I don't know if I was just that day I was extra horny. I don't know what was going on, but my mind was not into it. Something happened where I had just stamped, so I think it was on like the second or second or third reel. I had just stamped it, put it on there. Why would I be spinning it though? Something happened where the platter started. Maybe I was gonna maybe you tighten. I don't know. I don't know. I don't remember the process now, but that platter turned on, and half of that movie reel just went foom, shot off the shot off the top, landed on the ground and just scattered everywhere. And I'm like, what the ab. And of course, me being a guy thinking I'm I'm, you know. thinking I'm the top gun, top gun of ⁓ of Cinemark movie swell thinking I I got this, I got this. The more I tried to fix it, the more mess up it got. I mean, I was bro, it was all twisted. I was cutting probably every like 10 frames, which is insane. You know, those are all corrections. You're not supposed to be doing, you know, that's gonna make the movie choppy, but it was like luckily I think it was like some stupid ass movie like Air Bud or something. I don't know. It was a dumbass movie. Luckily But but the bottom line is bro, halfway through this, I was sweating. I remember I used to wear glasses back then. I was probably on the verge of tears. I I the one thing I do remember halfway through that shift or halfway trying to put that movie together, I literally just thought, Hey bro, you could just walk out right now and just never come back. I won't even come for my last check. Like, y'all can have my last check. And you just walk out now and you look for another job and you ⁓ and you move on because bro, those are hundred thousand dollar movies that you're you're basically destroying. And I'm like, should I just walk out? Should I just and I was really contemplating walking out and never imagine the manager comes in the morning and there's just sh crap everywhere, film everywhere. It would be the ⁓ my they probably would have sued me. I don't know, could I go to they probably could have sued me or anything. Anyways, the bottom line is guess what? I did Yeah, that's true. I was scared though back then. I thought Like that goes on your permanent record. I don't know. I thought of maybe my my mom will spank me if she finds out on Spotify. I don't know. I would I was scared. Yeah, I was scared, bro. I was scared. But anyways, what did I do? I sucked it up. I said, Nah, bro, you started this. You gotta finish it. I went, found one of the most experienced ⁓ booth guys there 'cause he was also building movies. He was one of that trained me the first time and he was this nice Asian kid, sharp as hell. I think he ended up going to UCLA. ⁓ But anyways, he came, he was very patient. He was probably older. I was like I was a young buck, what was I eighteen? Maybe nineteen and he was probably in his speaker-1: At that age, bro, that's their fault. speaker-0: It was all kids, bro. Even the assistant managers were barely like nineteen. ⁓ that kid helped me show me a way. Here, bro, let me show you what boom, boom, boom. And y you know what? That movie took me 'cause he showed me got me back on path, but it probably took me like four hours to build that movie, which should have taken an hour. You know what I mean? But guess what? Airbud went out, everybody knew a difference. I think every showing there was like there was like Three three people in there and nobody noticed. So ⁓ that was my story of war. I was like in over my head. I had the choice to like should I bail? Should I should I say it was the radical left that came up here or sabotage me? 'Cause there were people that were out for me because I you know, I told you I was walking around like I was like I was the king king shit. So there were people that could have sabotaged me, so I could have taken the easy way out. But you know what? I believe in taking responsibility. speaker-1: You are like Zach Morris, bro. You're exactly like that fool. speaker-0: By noontime tomorrow I have this all string out, okay? speaker-1: And and then you just get your screech to bail you out. speaker-0: And then make shit happen, bro. I just wish I had my Lisa Turt or ⁓ or ⁓ or or my Kelly Kapowski. Hey, you're the screech of my Zach, brother. Now you know who I was feeling was ⁓ Jesse, bro. Jesse, all legs had the VI. And then she came out in Showgirls. Did you watch that? she Damn ruined her. speaker-1: Yeah. speaker-0: To show you a a a better side? That isn't ruin, bro. Say show your Yeah, that's what Save by the Bell is for, bro. Once you become an adult, I don't wanna I don't wanna imagine anything. I wanna feel it. speaker-1: And it it isn't even planned. Excited. There's no time to ⁓ speaker-0: So scared. ⁓ that's a depression one too. ⁓ everything leads to our next episode. Depression. Dang. But that was ⁓ that was more pressure, huh? That she put on herself. Poor Jesse, bro. Yeah. All right, who would you give your give your order real quick? Top five. Kelly. Lisa. speaker-1: Yeah. speaker-0: Jesse. What's the one that came during their senior year, Tori? speaker-1: Tori. speaker-0: Or or what's her name? Screech's girlfriend. in the beat. There you go, there you go. That's it perfect. Alright, so in order from worst to scrum dilly umptious bar, Stacy, Tori, Jesse, Lisa, Angela, Pamela, Renee, Kelly. Which one but speaker-1: No no no. Bag what song is that? Is that is that Freaky Tales? speaker-0: What is no what is that? Isn't that ⁓ L L? Lisa, Angela, Pamela, Renee, ⁓ girls from around the way. Come on, brother. Shh, I'm the only hip hop guru here. Come on. speaker-1: I'm gonna go I'm gonna go worst is ⁓ Tori. And then I'm gonna go Lisa. Yeah. Tori, Lisa speaker-0: Dude, so Jess That's racist. speaker-1: Stacy and then the the queen is speaker-0: ⁓ that's solid, but that's also maybe the worst list of ⁓ say by the bell girls I've ever seen. So I'm gonna go. We're gonna start at the rear. Start with Stacy. I didn't like that little attitude. I liked her better on ⁓ I liked her better on the show ⁓ King of Queens. What was it? Two and a half men or or with the fat guy. Yeah, I liked her better on that than than Stacy Carosi, bro. No, she was five, she had too much attitude. ⁓ it was like too hard. She made Zach work too hard. I don't I don't like that crap, bro. Yeah, okay. Number number four. ⁓ I want to say Lisa, but you're right. I'm gonna go Tori. Just because she was kind of like manly, bro. She didn't she ride a motorcycle. She always wanted to fight and shit. I'm like, nah, man, come on. I like my girls. Sob. Yeah, I like them soft. All right. Number three. This is this is killer's row right here. ⁓ number three. I'm gonna go Lisa. Just because I think she's like really boring in bed. You know what I mean? So I'm gonna I think I think she's a dud, bro. She's definitely not gonna work. Number two, Jesse, because of what happened in the movie. Plus, I always liked her. I thought she was like dope. And she was tall, legs for days, bro. If she gets you in a figure four, it's game over. It's liceout. You don't recover from that. And then number one. Kel Kelly K. I mean, it was just like, bro, she shaped our ⁓ our childhood. Okay, ⁓ shoot, let's go. Last story, real quick. Uncle, do you know who Mystical is, the rapper? yeah, bro. Isn't he the one that sings that shake freak what is it? The what's the Shake Shake Shake that thing that the yeah, yeah. Bro, well he just got he's in danger. He just got twenty years in prison in a case. But that's not even why you're right. Yeah, thumbs down for good speaker-1: And what about danger? speaker-0: Out of way, Uncle, look at you. Thumbs down for You went out on a limb on that one, huh? But bro, that's not even the story. The story is that, yeah, okay, he raped somebody that that's effed up. I I don't I don't support ⁓ that. But the main story is that I guess this happened in twenty twenty two and so the case is finally, you know, just ended. And he entered a guilty plea and when, you know, you talk to the you know, after you say your whatever Your little speech at the end. ⁓ well, the victim said that Mystical choked her, punched her, forcibly her. ⁓ he stood up. So after all the accusations, he got ⁓ convicted, guilty, or he pled guilty, whatever. He said, If I did that to you, I deserve the max sentence. And before that, he had had convicted sexual battery in 2003. And he was incarcerated for several years after that in 2010. So he's been, it sounds like a sex offender for a while. First off, don't you think that's crazy to have somebody come in and say, Yeah, if I did that, like was he what was he saying? Maybe I was so drugged out, I don't remember. But he's basically taking ⁓ accountability, right? Saying, If I did, I'm sorry, and and hey judge, give me the max. Like that's crazy, right? Do you think that he truly is sick, has a problem, and he knows it? He just can't fight it. It's just like that ⁓ that his vice member that we talked about in the last episode. And he can't he can't fight it. speaker-1: You can't control it? I'm I'm gonna tell you this, bro. I I think this is the third time I hear about him being charged for the same thing. ⁓ the first time I heard about it, I must have been in ⁓ really? Yeah, in my early twenties. And I was kinda like, damn, that's that fool's done. Okay. And I think he did like ten years and then he got out and then he got caught up again. But I think he like entered some sort of plea or like they paid they paid the person the the victim out or something. And then he got caught a third time, bro. Now I I I believe he has some sort of guilt weighing on him. And I feel like he said that to throw himself at the mercy of the judge. Kind of like the judge, like, ⁓ he understands what he did. Maybe let me give him this. ⁓ You know what I mean? But man, come on, dude. speaker-0: I didn't even think of that. speaker-1: If it if it's if according to my calculations and don't hold me on this, but I think it's the third time, I mean, throw the book at that food dog. Come on. I mean I like I like his music but that doesn't mean you know speaker-0: So yeah, so he max is twenty I was gonna say the max was yeah yeah. The max was twenty five years, I think he got twenty, so he almost got the max, but but you know that's a good point you brought up that that maybe he did it like as a reverse psychology. Like he like I know I'm gonna get close to the max anyway, so maybe if I come and hey, hey, hey judge, give it to me, give it to me hard. That they're gonna be like, ⁓ you know what? He has he does know he has a problem, let's maybe not give as much. But sounds like maybe he needs to go to a mental institution or get get help rather than ⁓ go to prison 'cause he's just gonna get out in what, good behavior, ten years and then he's gonna be right back out there. Danger. speaker-1: Nah, I don't know, bro. I I don't know. I I just think I also maybe he was maybe he was trying to make it I think imply that yeah he didn't know what he was doing. Like, ⁓ yeah, if I did do that give me the max sentence. But I'm also a victim 'cause I didn't know what I was doing. I don't know, something like that. You should have called Jacob. speaker-0: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I'm thinking. Call J no, he should have called Ronnie. Jacob it's Jacob and Ronnie. All right, brother. speaker-1: Just ⁓ Ronnie. speaker-0: Hey, and that's it, brother. Thirty-four minutes and we're done. We're out of here quick. What do you what's your famous saying? Keep your socks on, homie. ⁓ Thank you, Uncle. ⁓ that will start, bro. Keep your socks. Remember y'all you always say something like, Don't take your socks off. This one's gonna be quick. Yeah, you're not gonna be here long. speaker-1: Don't think your songs you're gonna be here then. speaker-0: Uncle, thank you. Appreciate you. ⁓ check us out. I threw us up on a couple more even sites. I think now we're on like five different sites. I w I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna show you. We're on like Amazon, Spotify, YouTube, something called Deezer. Deezer nuts. speaker-1: And these are speaker-0: Babe. Like a fame there was another one that I was like, Wait, why aren't we on that? We should be on that plat platform, bro. I even put in I don't know if they're gonna take us, but I put in to put the show on channel five, bro, KTLA. You know what I'm saying? But I I I haven't heard back. Yeah, news one, ⁓ what with Newsmax. I try to get us on everything bro, but so far no takers. No takers. Hey, come on, jump in now while we're at at the ground level, you know what I mean? 'Cause we don't we only go in one place, brother. ⁓ all right, Uncle. Hey, next episode, get serious. So ⁓ get ready. We're talking ⁓ depression as a man. Is it okay to be depressed? Should you hide it? Find out next. speaker-1: Find out on the