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Closed Fist: Furiosa Trailer, Napoleon & Alex Jones Bankruptcy · Multiple Nerdgasm

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we lose all that gold content still there and now we're just talking all
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over Luke he's trying to do his intro to do my in I have no that's okay I had no
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idea what I was saying this week I was going to complain about my
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tattoo welcome to multiple
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nerdgasm with your hosts Matt Luke and
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Dan multiple nerdgasm your guide to All
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Things nerdy
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because I saw on social media that you were getting a tattoo and you can
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complain about it I got two tattoos okay
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I got W til's helmet okay okay and I got R hunter's helmet okay so that's the
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left and the right testicle yes yes well no actually I've got rickun so it's a
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robotic helmet on my left sort of here which is very
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hard pointing to his testicles yes Mak it very hard when leaning on a chair and
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I keep knocking it at the moment he's
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testicle but is what it is yeah a
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testicle why is that VB red oh this is
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VX strength M okay so it's got more alcohol content but it's in a Throwdown
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size yeah VB looked at their demographic and went what a people want more
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of they want to get drunk quicker we will make bottle smaller we've got two
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options one we could make it taste better or two we could just Fu
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off I'm joking I'm joking joking I'm joking no it's got a very bad rep
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reputation it's got a reputation it's be snobs just look down on VB just cuz it's
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a cool thing to do yeah see somewhat of a beer snob but I not really depends
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where you go you know workingclass people look down on it now too mate
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really yeah they're all on there XP and stuff now okay you want to know what's
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weird I went to Melbourne like Victoria and could not find VB on to were you
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bitter about it I was very bitter there's the champagne
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comedy so we've got some follow-up news this week yes and I I want to talk about
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the charity one the Open Hand charity cuz there's more stuff about that which
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is I meant to put that in yeah it's very different to what we were thinking last
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week when they're going hey these guys ra money but they still kept the money
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it's all fine like it's it's not great but but now it's sort of come out that
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maybe they haven't kept all the money yeah I saw KL posted an up a video
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saying it's worse than we thought I was like oh I mean how bad could it be it's
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very bad potentially potentially yes so evidently like while the money from like
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one of their sort of streams money all the stuff we we talked about last time
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is accounted for it's according to their tax returns
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it's in a bank account yeah so that's fine ever lies on their taxs so what's
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the problem then Luke well they that's not the only place where they raise
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money there other ways like they have this golf tournament thing that they run
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every year whichh even when they were getting how much in the past they used
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to say hey we raised 10 to 30 ,000 but then they sort of stopped announcing
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that but that money is not accounted for at all yeah and there are some years
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apparently where it could be up to like 60 Grand is just gone and then somewhere
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other things where what this charity has been taking
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grants from other Charities as well yes from Jam Lee curtis' charity yeah took
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25 Grand they got one year where's that gone yeah not the and they they've just
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gone radio silent now they came out and made sort of one thing but now it's just
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nothing and I think way car's explaining
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it is goes like you could sort of not for it's now very dodgy like now it's
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they're hiding something simple mistake he at first they were like why aren't they get why
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aren't they just addressing this why don't they just give the money to the
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Charities that they said like this is could to be so simple to fix why are
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they just like hiding and then it turns out probably because they were like [ __ ]
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hopefully no one notices no not that money that the money that they're
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talking about in this video that's fine hopefully they don't notice the other
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stuff or we're [ __ ] yeah the That was cuz in the golf tournament like they'll
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have people buy like you know how you have like a a charity thing and like
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companies will buy tables MH sure so some companies like $8,000 each on a
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table and there's quite a bit so that's all there that money not accounted for
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anymore just collected moved into really nice houses during time and started
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driving really nice cars like are we are we literally thinking they embezzled the
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money and are spending them on themselves is that I mean he stops short
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of like saying you know we don't know what they did with it he said but he
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said at this point the authorities need to investigate because it's very
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suspicious yeah and it's also sort of hard with especially with YouTubers like
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yes they might start going to nice houses but a lot of YouTubers do do that
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yeah without Charities and the guy um what's his name the completionist who's
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kind of the the face of it on YouTube he's a very successful YouTuber and
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presumably makes a lot of money at that so it's just yeah yeah so so yeah we
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have to wait and see but yeah because yeah I don't think it is just a nice
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simple we got it I don't think it's an accident anymore as what I was sort of
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thinking last week that people got bit confused surely as you say there is some
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money there why don't they just distribute that so that takes the
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pressure off like a week ago before they started looking deeper into it yeah I
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think he was saying that they were he the theory is he was just hoping that if
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they just shut up and don't do anything maybe it'll go away but if they start
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giving out the money it's going to draw more attention to it because then people
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be like I have a different the like they've been wrong I have a different
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the I think they're holding on to it now because they know they're going to be
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investigated and they need some money to show for it and they can try and Fiddle
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the books a little bit and cuz um the thing with the golf tournament is that
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the sponsors are not you know like people on the internet the sponsors are
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Monster Energy Drink cocacola [ __ ] like big companies and
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if they find out you misused money that they gave you for charity that could be
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a big problem for you mhm because they got legal teams that will destroy you
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because then they might get in trouble you know what I mean so they're just
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going to be like well you're [ __ ] you not taking any responsibility for thisit
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well yeah like we donated that money we we want that money back and we will
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actually donate it yeah
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yeah so yeah it's all a bit of a mess it's crazy but it's it's all still a weird
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one where they looks like money has gone but there's still money in the account
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like it's not like just a straight of taken everything type of thing which is
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normally yeah I wonder know what the
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[ __ ] are they doing like are you doing like it's weird a lot of things like
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this what tend to happen is people sort of will take a little bit out of the
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fund and go oh I got away with it and then slot turns into their their account
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and then oh it's all gone yeah yeah and he like I mean they were
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pretty good about it too because they were saying the golf tournament's been
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going for a while and it wasn't until this open hand
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charity was founded in what 2016 or 17 and then it started getting included on
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the um posters as this is where the money's going so what he's saying is the
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golf tournament could have been a scam or whatever it is for 15 years before
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that for all we know there's no way of knowing but what we do know is looking
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at the tax returns for the open hand charity the money didn't go there so
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where is it and they sort of it was weird like they used to announce how
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much money they got but the second that came part of things they stopped
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announcing how much money they were making at for it so weird
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yeah guys we couldn't even make money off our Kickstarter like I
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know terrible at investing money I know that's like you know self congratulatory
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but we like we are too honest I could never do something like that I just no
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we don't care about money like I wean we we each have a little bit we I
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care people I certainly wouldn't say oh you know my it's dementia cuz my mom
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died of dementia and I'm just so heartbroken cuz I've love my mom and
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it's a scam but like G that's gross yeah if we were to raise money we would
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donate it all immediately because that's just what you do that's the whole idea
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behind it I wouldn't want it sitting around no to be honest no no yeah we
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would launder that money as quickly as we could too tempting clean that up yeah
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I would throw the money in the back of my Ferrari which doesn't have a back
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yeah that's right it's got a front in the basement of your new house that's
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right take it to the bank and say put this in my bank account I mean my
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charity bank account MH see there's some fall news if we hear
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anything else we might talk about it again because it's just it's so
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weird I'm just fascinated by we hear about it again I guarantee it there'll
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be more coming out of this oh yeah I would assume so yeah well
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Carl's not goingon to let it go also ordinary gamer is going to be
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doing another video about it too which will get even more attention to I think
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he's got an even bigger audience than Kyle ordinary gam got a huge audience so
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yeah and evidently say he goes into a bit more detail MH yeah we watched the entertainment
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portion of it he goes into do yeah Carl's like the highlights for me yeah
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it's like this is what I need to know and then if I want to go yeah know more
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I'll go watch yeah depends how invested I am how much time I have listen episode
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of multiple gasm brought to you by Carl jobst just kidding we do need to support
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him cuz remember he is getting Su and it's costing him a lot of money yeah
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he's being Su by Billy Mitchell Dan okay for saying bad [ __ ] about him
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correct no for say the truth yes yeah that he was a cheat that he's a cheat
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and she' have his title script yeah well I mean I'll say it you're gonna come at
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me Billy he might I love you Billy I do love you who Billy targets seems to be quite
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random sure I think he goes after people that he thinks are are big enough that he can
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sort of people take notice of but not big enough that he can worry about them
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having the financial things to support like if you look at um Mo critical he
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calls him out all the time and goes assumi but I think Billy knows that he
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does have sport words Carl is had to raise a lot of money to fight yeah he
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had to do a um oh really that's uh that's not good uh or something yeah
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yeah for legal things yeah and it's a lot of money to defend it yeah cuz
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that's the Billy Mitchell's got money calm down Billy calm down he will not
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this is all he has restaurant's going well you had your moment you had your 15
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minutes we think you're funny all he had to do was just go look I didn't cheat I
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don't know what they're talking about and just leave it at that and still go
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around calling proof was what condemned him yes like just kept bringing it back
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and trying to be just just go it's all lies doesn't matter if on the twin
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Galaxy's website it's a website that's right it's not official
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and I think well it is official it's not official though is it like it's not like
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no it's not the Guinness Book of Records right but even the Guinness Book of
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Records record it's it's not even official too you Guin book records
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there's different types of Records but like we can give out official records if
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we want and you pay them and they will come and officiate over you getting your
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record like it's not like they're not to has pushed Ane with their yeah and if
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you give them money then they'll come and watch you do it and go yeah he did
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it but like it's not they're not you
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know altruistic or anything it's like that video by
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galaxies it's very similar that's what I'm saying is that it's kind of the same
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thing yeah it's like there's a video by
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H bomag guy about the o sound did you watch that video no sound from
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Roblox Jesus Christ this video goes for like 3 hours but it's heard something
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about it because it turns into him investigating the guy who claims to have
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made that sound originally and it goes on to this guy's
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just like full of [ __ ] and it's a similar thing where he's got all these
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he's got he says he's got seven Guinness World Records but like two of them are
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duplicates cuz he just got certificates for the same thing and so there ones
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that he just paid to have them issue to him for like some obscurant thing and
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like yeah what funny I actually probably hir Twin Galaxies to a higher standard
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that I would against Book of World Records well I personally probably would as well just
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cuz more attention to that over the years well a lot of even if you look at
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a lot of speed running sort of records and stuff I'll probably hold them to a
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higher standard because they do do investigation and make sure that that's
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right yeah they bust those just take him a VHS tape and they'll put you on the
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this I got to say the the way I've seen videos of them how they caught people
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cheating at speedruns far out man they put so much effort into like making sure
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that stuff's legit MH and then recording when they confront them so for for you
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know for posterity like so that you can you know have it on record what they
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said I think I fell into s watching that from Carl's Channel when he was starting
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to talk about it and some CH where I saw it yeah and they'll go like some and
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they every time they find a new way of people shating there's just a new way
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that comes out so like they're splicing a records and they start to be able to
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find out with like the audio is a good giveaway a lot of time when the video
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been spliced and then it would be something like if you go on this screen
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this icon should be here and not here or it's yeah there was one where they
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confronted this guy and they were like at 30 minutes and 47 seconds this
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counter down in the bottom corner jumps 2 seconds M like what happened there and
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the guy's like oh I don't know and they're like well that's a problem we
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know what happened yeah but yeah they spent hundreds of
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hours going into this I won't even cheat at a video game only I'm playing you
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know what I mean like yeah ick dodgy about that I guess it's like for and cuz
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some of these games it's like the Call of Duty zombie like who gives a [ __ ]
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yeah who gives a [ __ ] well that's why like it's just you get bragging rights
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to be on the best for something that it's only really big in your community I
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mean I guess it's the same with sports and drugs right and I thought it was
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very interesting in Schwarzenegger's book when he said yeah I took steroids
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you know why because everyone started taking steroids and I wasn't going to
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let my morality around drugs stop me from winning like if the guy who was g
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if a guy was going to beat me because he took steroids and I didn't well then it
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was a no-brainer I'm taking steroids yeah yeah that is I don't video games
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just I think it's different feels different it's but there's big money in
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it it's because you care about it selling cheats well and it's ironic Luke
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because you are a [ __ ] cheat I am not a cheat how have I cheated console
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commands two words they're in the game commands like EA they're in the game all
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the codes are in the game mate you [ __ ] with him it's called cheating no
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I but I don't have to hack to get the console command it's just I your
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definition of hack my friend I pushed the what it Tilda key till key what is
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it till Swinton the Swinton key snon key y I hit that I'm there I type in the
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code the androgeno yeah yeah it's not
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cheating look before we move completely away from lawsuits um I really don't
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want to give Alex Jones much air time on our show because he doesn't [ __ ]
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deserve it and I also don't Goblin I don't
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oh man I just why did anyone ever listen to this man is what I want to know I
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don't know beyond comedy purposes he play no he plays on people's fears of
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goblin the thing is like like he had a real platform though
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like like a legitimate platform he still does yeah scary does he is he he has he
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been quite quiet recently I would be if I I thought he was still doing stuff I
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thought went straight from court to complain about court on TV on his TV
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well I mean it seems like his his complaining worked because the victims
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of Sandy Hook who was suing him um into back rumpy
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have backed off and said fine we don't want to bankrupt you you can pay I think
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it's a sixth of the Court ruling they're
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going to be satisfied with um 6% but not a six
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6% bankrupt him because he he's not going to be normal people bankrupt he's
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going to be rich person bankrupt which means I don't know about that I thought
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they found that he couldn't um he was not shielded I thought
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because I don't remember the specifics I saw an article recently I think actually
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Trump's having the same issues now where because of the way that they did things
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they're not shielded the way they probably thought they would
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be from like you know like like if you they say in America if you have an LLC
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like a lied liability company that Shields you from from legal issues but if I say I start
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an LLC and we put this show on there and I come on here and I start [ __ ]
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saying [ __ ] about somebody that's like clearly not what would you say Matt just
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for example say for example you know I said uh Franklin jela was a you know a
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monster um and he can still sue me right I've
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got an LLC doesn't matter I said it I think that's the issue that Alex Jones
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is having is it's not his company that did this like he did it he got on there
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and he did it with his own voice kind of thing yeah but what I'm saying is he's
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that he gets he gets back but he's still got his company like he he he would be rich
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person bankrupt like he will still have stuff he will still he's not going to be
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work I thought they said he was literally going to be
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like that's what he said okay that is what he said maybe that was just a
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pleasant dream that I had cuz he was trying to say he was he
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would be completely ruing all this and and then the judge basically went but
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you just transferred all this money to here yeah well so now he essentially is
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being advised by his lawyers to just [ __ ] take this deal because he he
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hasn't actually paid any money yet no he would be crazy not to take this deal
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they're like you could you can just pay this 6% this will literally be over 6%
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of5 billion 1.5 billion let's work what
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is that somebody better at math than me
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cul my hard time fet how many zeros that is 1.5 b n no no I'm just going to let
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Google figure out what I mean oh yeah good idea I'm not bites 50 million 150
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million okay times
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.6 $90 million $90 million it's still quite a bit of money actually [ __ ]
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hell all right but it's less than 1.5 billion but this just goes to show
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because to me 90 million is more money than I could possibly spend 1.5 billion
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is also a very high number they're both just abstracts to me you know somebody
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told them I owed them 900 million or 1.5 billion i' I'd react the same yeah
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equally ridiculous in no no other scenario will be you be getting that
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money I don't have it yeah giving or taking yeah
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yeah okay so Jones may elect to receive the complete discharge for himself and
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his parent company also in bankruptcy if he agrees to pay from any Source at
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least 8.5 million per year plus 50% of he does even have to play a lump sum no
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plus any plus 50% of any income over $9
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million per year for 10 years okay but how does that work so his bankrupt
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personal bankruptcy his company I guess infow Wars is also bankrupt that means
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he can't trade under Infowars while he's listed as bankrupt so how will he make
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that money back cuz you you were thinking infow Wars probably does make
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$10 million a year but they can't right
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how does no no bankruptcy it's not that it's not an instant you can't do
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anything it's right cuz yeah I don't quite understand how it
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works but it's not the second Bank a company bankrupt they're not the second
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bankrupt it's not instantly they stop trading or anything right you go hey and
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then they'll bring in creditors and go okay so who do you ow money to what
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assets do you have and try and work out a way to try and do we get investors to
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come in who can help sorry you said what to who just after what had happened mate
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you're a [ __ ] it might be better for them too right like let's just say yeah
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because I might get something as opposed to zero exactly yeah but here's the
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thing I I sort of want like this why is saying he's like rich person bankrupt
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because it's you have to pay this and then you have to pay any income that you
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make over $9 million yeah you know what that's
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fine like a year 9 million a year yeah if you make over $9 million that's
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that's that's ridiculous like they should if you're going to do that make
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it he has to pay 50% on income he makes over an average person's wage just don't
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try too hard to make money anymore like just try try $8 million worth of effort
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like yeah what does million doll worth of effort look like
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do it just for one year ask me ask never again yeah exactly yeah wouldn't need to
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do it for more than a year especially you what I'm pretty sure if you add it
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up if you know at the end of my lifetime all of my salary income it won't add up
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to $8 million probably seems like a no no you'd be
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surprised yeah I think it might yeah I don't know guys you wouldn't be
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like doubling it or anything but no I mean you got it all you got it all in
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the bank account obviously a yeah I mean4 billion cuz I'm halfway
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through my life midd right here you go I don't know about did you not get that
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memo here's the way I look at it we were all exposed to that stuff when we were
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teenagers remember oh yeah the median
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income the median income in America is
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$31,000 so for me if you say the median income is an average person can live off
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that so 50% of everything that Alex Jones bakes over that he should be paying
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M fair I think that's fair I agree with that I agree with that well here first
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that's the deal the deal we're offering him look last week on Airman I I
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recommended to you a little little podcast called who killed JM do we know
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who's done it yet oh yeah I do know who's done it not because of this
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podcast and I [ __ ] I had to stopped listening to it when they when they said
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that the CIA were grooming Oswald since he was a 15-year-old kid to be a spy
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later in life I turned it off later in that same day I put it back on because
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I'm like no no no here out but when they said that his wife was a KGB spy I like
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I'm out I'm out they let take her to America and then beat her every day yeah
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yeah I think her dad was the but either way ridiculous no I'm out I'm [ __ ]
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out you're grasping now and it's always like
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they I I get it it's like it's very compelling and interesting but like it's
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always just like one person said this like why are you believing this one
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person over the 12 other people who said something different that but they even
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kind of admit that like there's one they played an audio clip from one old
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[ __ ] ex CIA dude who spilled the beans on one particular thing and then
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they said you know as soon as that came out New York New York Times did a deep
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dive expose on how he was lying so I guess they're in on it too right yeah or
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he's been completely discredited see this is what happens when someone goes
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in with the outcome already sorted in their head they're not going in
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open-minded they're going in with this isover do a sketch for YouTube where
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where the CIA and it's the 60s and we're working out who needs to be involved in
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the conspiracy and by the end of it it's pretty much everyone a handful of
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conspiracy theorists who who aren't in on it but we're going to have to have
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flowers at the at the funeral okay all florists are going to to be in on it
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then just in case the the one that that got me the most because and they they do
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this consistently but this was a very very Stark example of as they were
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talking to somebody and this person was saying
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that most of the people that the um Warren Commission interviewed after all
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the interviews that they determined there were three shots fired because
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that seemed to be the consensus mhm um except there was one guy who said were
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four shots fired or or maybe more than one but there was like there's some
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suggesting that maybe there was a fourth shot so I'm getting in his mind there
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were definitely four but the way they say it is that like the Warren
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Commission being idiots said there were only three but actually there may have
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been four and we know that oswal couldn't have fired four because the
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Warren Commission said that he didn't have done to okay so the Warren
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Commission was right one thing but not about how many shots they were like what
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you you can't use them as a source at all if you think they were full of [ __ ]
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I'm I'm telling you this is like the way flat earthers think as well like this
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like I'll go to I'll use them as a source to debunk you but then also yeah
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they said this it's also true so the government are holding back alien bodies
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and we we we we have to believe because one other dude at the government said
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that they are okay can the government be trusted or not so I'm I'm like okay so
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maybe there okay let's just for argument sake say there were four shots and the
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Warren Commission was wrong why could they not also have been wrong
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about how long Oswald had maybe Oswald just fired four shots and that's as simple as
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that yeah I interested maybe the third shot or the actually the first of the
27:41
three shots that they thought didn't hit anyone and just went straight and hit
27:45
the pavement maybe it did maybe that didn't maybe that
27:49
got that's the main evidence for the fourth for the shot yeah for one of the
27:54
shots having missed was that some guy was like oh something hit me in the face
27:59
not a bullet mind you bit of shle from a pavement so he thought okay it must have
28:03
been a bullet that hit the pavement yeah we don't I mean even with that his
28:07
timing recollection could be off like he's just like the waren commission
28:11
report makes the most sense like like it might not be 100% correct but like that
28:16
doesn't mean this outlandish stuff is like beli so if you want to if you want
28:20
to actually get a very good detailed investigation Matt I've I've chucked you
28:26
the resters history they've done a six part investigation into it these are
28:31
historians um they basically said if you learn everything there is to know about
28:36
Kennedy and everything there is to know about Oswald then it's not a mystery
28:41
anymore right like Kennedy was everything oswal hated and he was a
28:47
opportunistic killer that saw the opportunity to bring down you know the
28:53
person who represented everything that he hated about the United States even
28:58
when you hear so last week I said the only thing I don't understand is why
29:01
Jack Ruby um shot him the next day and you know the reason he gave was that he
29:06
wanted to spare Jackie the he was spent all night crying about how he felt
29:10
horrible for yeah what but apparently people have come forward and going mate
29:14
the whole next day he was calling people going what about Jackie and we're like
29:17
mate why do you care but he apparently he did and apparently he was just some
29:21
num skull that just got it into his head that he was supposed to be the Crusader
29:26
for Jackie but people want to be involved people want to insert
29:29
themselves into history and maybe that's it yeah and he loved Kennedy right
29:35
that's that's no surprise like he did that everyone said that so the funny is
29:41
when you hear HS it's more likely a horse than a zebra yes I like that
29:46
that's a great one wait yeah where have I heard that recently
29:51
was that on this show or was it somewhere else luk probably no not on
29:54
this show I've never heard that before but I'm going to I'm going to steal it
29:56
and use it okay funny yeah just stay on it don't even
30:01
just just I think someone at work might have said that to me this week and
30:04
that's very strange going on and on about
30:09
JFK like an insufferable [ __ ] with I was
30:12
because if if he was a CIA operative and he was part of the conspiracy to kill
30:18
Kennedy why did he shoot that other try to shoot that other guy two weeks
30:20
earlier and when when he failed yeah exactly and then they were like oh let's
30:25
have him try again to shoot the president seems like a good candidate
30:30
now ridiculous he fired one shot through a window at a dude on the other side of
30:35
that window and missed and ran away instead of just firing a second shot is
30:41
that's a guy we should use top covert operative I do have to ask so they have
30:44
said they are going to say who did it after this now do we think they're
30:48
actually going to say a name of person or they're going to say C or something
30:54
ridiculous there I mean that what they've been saying makes it seem like
30:58
they're going to say CIA yeah but they're not going to say like it's
31:04
[ __ ] you know Jeff McGee from the fourth floor of
31:08
CIA contact him at this address like so basically there we're going to name who
31:14
did it is basically say it's a conspiracy and a whole lot of people
31:17
were involved cuz they spent the first episode and it which was very
31:20
interesting um because it's not always covered in the in the in the
31:24
assassination stuff it was the the leading up to all of that was Kennedy
31:30
versus the CIA in a way um Kennedy trying to bre a yeah because he wanted
31:35
peace with with um the Soviets and and this kind of stuff and um and his
31:40
relationship with with all the you know overseas leaders and stuff like it very
31:45
interesting and stuff I didn't know and it's like okay sure they didn't like him
31:49
that doesn't mean they [ __ ] hide this idiot to shoot him yeah so actually they
31:54
go through that and he's been training since o does that in the book too right
31:59
goes through all the reasons why you would think the CIA or the government I
32:05
don't think he went to it in that much depth so because and I because I quite
32:08
appreciated that but he does touch on it for sure yeah like yeah but I mean
32:14
there's been worse opposition to the CIA
32:17
I.E Donald Trump [ __ ] hates the
32:21
CIA they didn't kill Trump did they but
32:25
like why why why in that way if they wanted to take him out why in that way
32:32
like it actually doesn't make much sense when you think there's easier ways to do
32:35
it exactly they said oh it's it's it's um LBJ he's the one who benefited the
32:41
most because he became president it's like sorry LBJ from Texas lives in
32:46
Washington next to the president Waits until he gets him back to his home state
32:52
where it would be more obvious that it was him before he decides to do it
32:56
rather than say poisoning his suit soup one night yeah yeah just seems like a
33:02
very goes deep and they're like was so [ __ ] stupid that no one would believe
33:08
it and then like there was no guarantee Oswald was even going to be working at
33:11
The Book Depository cuz when he got hired they were like either going to put
33:14
him there or in some [ __ ] Warehouse outside town he was given that job he
33:18
was told about that job by the woman who housed his wife when they split up she
33:24
went and lived with this Quaker C right and and and and she was like my husband
33:28
doesn't even have a job and she was like I'll see if I'll ask around my friends
33:31
and see if someone knows about an opening yeah it was like a charity
33:34
basically offer like a Pity job yeah yeah I don't know man all right I'm
33:41
going to call we're not going to discuss this more until they announce who did it
33:44
okay okay fine sorry listeners one more one more thing that
33:48
big boo did say was that um he said if he added up all of the different um
33:55
people that had been accused of you know that how many shooters every and he's
34:00
you know he calculated that if they all if everyone's right there was something
34:04
like 136 Shooters on that day it's a miracle that there was
34:09
anything left of Kennedy to to even autopsy at that point I don't know why
34:13
we still discuss it because I saw a documentary and I know who shot him
34:18
JFK oh Red Dwarf yes yeah yeah or um it
34:24
took the president back in time to shoot himself cuz or the dad from um what's
34:28
that show the um the show by the guy from my chemical rats um Umbrella
34:35
Academy yes that's that's by the guy from My Chemical Romance yeah I thought
34:41
meant until you said that I didn't know that there you go
34:45
yeah all
34:48
right um so you guys were mentioning how
34:53
expensive cigarettes are in Australia the other week I was actually talking to
34:56
people at work about this other day and I I'm prepared to say I classif myself
35:00
still as a smoker I just can't afford to buy them well and uh and if you were in New
35:07
Zealand you almost wouldn't have been able to but then they backed out of it
35:12
actually Luke still could have because he was a smoker at an age before the ban was put
35:19
in place is that how it works yeah is say that there can be no new
35:24
smokers yeah and it wasn't like they saying yeah but they're going to say from like
35:30
a certain year like if you were born I forget what year but so if you're 16 now
35:35
you could still I think start smoking but I think if you were 10 now you
35:39
wouldn't never be able to legally smoke okay and they've completely out of it
35:45
yeah because they're like if you if you know the people that are already
35:47
addicted no hope they're going to keep smoking but maybe if we can just make it
35:52
so that the Next Generation never gets into it I mean they don't as much these
35:56
days do they or am I naive about I mean how does a 16-year-old
36:00
afford a $65 pack of 20 cigarettes well it's not like that here I suppose but
36:05
then they're not going to ban it here I actually thought this was a good way
36:08
going B New Zealand either they're backed out you know why because they
36:12
worked out how much tax they would lose in a year yeah I'm surprised well here's
36:17
the thing though like cuz I thought they doing it a smart way because it wasn't
36:21
going to stop selling cigarettes ever it's just you're never going to get new
36:26
people and so you income would gradually die off from it yeah
36:31
mhm so actually it's it's a shame yeah
36:36
so it was to stop so the legislation was to stop people born after two January
36:43
2009 from ever being able to legally buy smokes
36:48
2009 so people that are 14 now could still which is which is sort of a good
36:54
way to do it because there are people I guarant there people who were 133 14
36:59
that are still sort of starting to buy that cigarettes at that age starting to
37:03
smoke at that age so they're not doing a I started you guys weren't that young
37:07
were you I was 15 think I didn't start until I was maybe
37:12
14 I don't remember would have been I didn't smoke in high school I but I
37:18
started straight after I started smoking at a canteen Camp probably for teenagers
37:24
with Cancers could be 16 probably I don't recall exactly yeah actually no
37:28
that makes sense yeah I I'm I'm thinking
37:32
15 I don't maybe 14 but I think more
37:36
15 well it's I thought this was a good way to do it
37:40
like so did they do we know why they've backed out is it just the money it's
37:45
just the money it's just the money that
37:50
sucks that's a shame no apparently there's been other
37:55
tax cuts and they're like mate we are we need that sweet tobacco money back I
38:01
mean it is a lot of money like inflation doesn't explain
38:07
that increase in price well it's not well in a straight it's not inflation
38:12
you're not paying no I know not tax you're playing in
38:15
exce I don't know what that is exis I think we don't want you to have it so
38:21
we're going to make it prohibitively expensive still available if you're
38:25
willing to if you've got $65 it worked on
38:30
me cuz I mentioned how much you said they were and Jenna was like oh yeah but
38:34
how long would one how long would a pack like that last year and I was like half
38:38
a day yeah yeah yeah I used to smoke two packets a day yeah people smoke a lot
38:44
maybe more than you realize I did smoke a lot I would try to make a pack last two
38:51
days so I would try to smoke 10 cigarettes a day the annoying thing about
38:56
smome down I'd have to try now [ __ ] the last time I had one I was like this is
39:01
disgusting Mak [ __ ] I still walk past I still go outside we'll smoke it so I
39:06
can sort of second hand smoke or when they'll be rolling a cigarette I'll
39:09
smell the tobacco still love I'm done like I'm like I I guess I was never as
39:14
hardcore as you Luke but just like noed to smoke the strongest cigarettes there were which
39:20
sucked if you ran out of cigarettes and you had to get smokes off someone else
39:24
because was it was good if someone wanted to bum one off you and they're
39:26
like I'm not taking a 16 yeah Special filter but no they'd still take it and
39:32
they go yuck this is horrible what when I get this I go I can't taste
39:38
anything it's probably healthier for me to smoke them than when I was smoking
39:43
someone did tell me once that if you smoke ones you're breathing in cleaner
39:47
air than if you just breathe in in Sydney but I don't know if that's the
39:50
truth I guarantee you that is not true no told to me as a fact though and as a
39:55
journalist once told me as a fact to too good to
40:00
check very good oh I um I watched a movie this
40:06
week I see that you've watched a movie and I'm Keen to hear what your thought
40:11
well I technically I watched three movies oh wow you you watched the other
40:15
two Jenna hadn't seen the other two so we watched murder on the Orient Express
40:20
uh which I'm I loved again in fact I quite liked it more this time it's yeah
40:25
I watch it again no you know why you liked it more is because when it was out
40:28
the first time you were iffy on Johnny Depp now he's a hero again so that's
40:33
probably what it was uh and then uh
40:36
death on the Nile I I like more I think and I think I said that last time um but
40:42
I maintained that that's the case I believe I felt the same too yeah good
40:47
I've only seen them each once though A Haunting in Venice was very
40:52
disappointing no was it it look so good
40:57
it's okay for the for for the first third of it I was like oh it's
41:03
beautiful like it's shot like it's this yeah this sets beautiful set in Venice
41:09
like uh it's got like this it switches to these really wide lenses when
41:13
something weird is going on it's like it's just yeah I was like oh this is
41:17
cool and then it's just not as like
41:21
murder mystery as the others it's right
41:25
like is it because it's not so contained I mean that's Orient Express no one can
41:30
leave train death on the they're on a boat they're stuck in a building
41:35
not chis so yeah that has that it's just it's
41:41
like I feel like the ghosty stuff overshadowed right the murder mystery
41:47
you know but also the stakes are being trapped in a building is a little bit
41:52
different being trapped on a train or a boat oh mean with a murderer Luke well
41:56
it's not way that they're trapped like some of them are just we're at a country
41:59
house for the summer someone's dead it has to be one of us cuz no one else was
42:04
here like that's the agath Christie formula yeah just
42:08
leave remember when she disappear I mean not remember we weren't there but you
42:12
know she like disappeared for years and then just resurfaced and said she was in a Fugue
42:17
State I didn't know that no yeah she missing for years and then was like I've
42:21
got no memory of that time don't know what happened to
42:24
me that's scary H yeah so it's either true and it's scary or or she just
42:31
wanted a holiday yeah she was like [ __ ] you guys it wasn't in the' 40s was it it
42:36
was in the 40s yeah it was it oh
42:40
boy sorry what are you implying she was she in Germany is what I'm implying I
42:46
don't think so but the [ __ ] knows she won't admit to it no I think it was
42:51
actually in the 20s or 30s okay but I mean that's that's when that [ __ ] got
42:55
started you know yeah
42:58
are you implying a popular author from
43:03
England went to Germany said said off Hitler here like a
43:07
chat I'm not implying that Matthew ham LLC is implying
43:12
that come at me lawyers yeah come at me Hitler's
43:17
lawyers Christi's lawyers
43:23
yeah this week and it's because you mentioned it last week Matt because we
43:26
were talking about the Killer by David Fincher yes and you said that you
43:30
remember a Girl with the Dragon Tattoo being a top tier Fincher movie and I was
43:34
like I remember it being that too I want to see if it holds up it does [ __ ]
43:39
excellent movie so good I read the book
43:44
of girls with dragon tattoo and thought it was pretty good didn't think it was
43:47
great but thought it was pretty good Ste lasson theth posthumously published as well I
43:54
know before the success of it yeah all of them no success during his life um
43:59
that's so sad I also had seen so I thought it was just fine fine little
44:03
mystery book not little [ __ ] thick as [ __ ] then I also saw the Swedish TV
44:09
movie adaptation and thought it was just fine as well so even with having seen
44:13
another movie version and read the book David Finch's version of it is still
44:18
[ __ ] excellent yes so maybe I shouldn't bother with the others I know
44:20
I've got um I got access to this streaming service that is called I
44:24
forget it's called but it's all um International TV shows and stuff and
44:29
it's got tons of like you know Nordic Nordic Noir Noir and stuff yeah on there
44:35
what that is I want to see if we can get that yeah that sounds great I'll yeah
44:39
I'll figure it out after I w't well you know what Talk Amongst yourselves
44:42
speaking speaking of overseas TV and I I need something from you Luke um you know
44:48
we talked last I need something from you after this so you go first okay yeah um
44:53
well yeah okay that's fair uh I you said last week that Australia gets both
44:58
American and British comedy right um and
45:03
I think I'm just I'm so often disappointed by American Comedy I just I
45:08
just don't think it's for me I just don't think their sense of
45:11
humor is what tickles me yeah right I just lean much more to the British but
45:17
I'm so out of the loop now with that I don't know what to watch so Luke I know
45:22
that you are the offici of British comedy what should I watch I want it
45:27
scripted I don't want you to say out of 10 cats I I need scripted comedy from
45:32
the UK should I be watching plebs plebs all
45:38
right I just found it it's five seasons I just watched it I I quite I enjoyed it
45:43
it's silly okay Silly's fine I can do
45:46
silly plebs done okay do that or if you haven't seen it before um Friday night
45:53
dinner no never heard this say that Friday
45:57
night dinner the um the service I've got is
46:03
it's called topic you like topic Tom Rose and Thal
46:08
because he's in both of those yes I do topic and I'm looking at it it's got such shows as
46:15
spiral uh Agatha Christie
46:19
hon uh the killing the uh the original I have seen the original it's very good
46:25
the bridge which I know you said was good and I don't think I've watched that
46:30
yet oh the bridge is excellent and it's been remade several times so watch the
46:34
the original Nordic one Speaking of the killing so did you
46:39
know that Joel kinman yes is in girl with a dragon tattoo as just like a
46:44
background guy with only one line and it must have been made before he was famous
46:48
wow okay you know that he he works in an office in Stockholm and but he's been
46:54
fired or he's kind of quit right there's just one day where he's in the office
46:59
towards the start of the movie and his office mates are there one of them yeah
47:03
there you go I have to watch that I have to watch it anyway
47:08
but we can get topic here so I might look into take a peak Luke have you seen
47:14
sta lets Flats no that one's been recommended to me too is that like
47:21
foot yeah I think in the unstable world of London's property Market sta tries to
47:26
prove himself as a perfect heir to his father's flat leing business despite his
47:30
undesirable personality and incompetence yeah all right okay I might
47:36
give that a try now what I need from you oh what are you doing on the 20th or
47:43
21st of December yeah okay all right
47:47
just going with you if that's what this is I'm not listeners too oh
47:53
tism no it is not tism no I may need to you to bust me at a
48:00
hospital oh sure yeah I'm always down for a heist yeah yep cuz yeah I because
48:06
I go in the hospital in a couple of weeks I come out on either the 20th or
48:09
21st oh and you want to do the show yes no no no no I'll do the show in hospital
48:14
that's I'll just do from hospital but no I get Hannah's going to drive up on the
48:18
21st to catch a plane to go home right
48:22
to Brisbane and so hopefully the Tims work out and I get checked out on 21st
48:27
and she can collect me but she may not I may get out a day early out y I need
48:33
something to collect me and then I need to stay with you I'll put it in the
48:36
diary okay well that's I mean I wouldn't say that's a a fair swap for telling me
48:40
about plebs but sure thank you I will need to sleep in your bed yes don't ask
48:46
I monit I've got to no it's got to be your bed I've been monit 24 hours yeah
48:52
you have to sleep next to him yeah well I hope you like little dogs sleeping up
48:57
real close CU that's what happens in my bed as well yeah Dan like said do this and
49:02
like lick you it'll be I'll be happy with that because it's going to be a
49:07
week without me sleeping with one of my cats it just one of them but you got to
49:12
take the other cats no no only one of them sleep with us oh okay
49:16
yeah the others don't know where they go don't know where they go yeah yeah
49:22
only Atlas sleeps with us and when I say with us I mean literally just on top of Jenna
49:27
right yeah yeah which I mean in all fairness it's supposed to be your
49:33
spot as the husband that's where you should be so yeah so what the plan is
49:38
next week I'll be recording normal oh that's true next week I record some the next
49:45
week after that I might be here or I might be recording I might be I might
49:49
not be on or I'll be recording from a hospital bit right but you will be in a
49:53
hospital either way you just may or may not be conscious enough to record yes
49:57
okay if you can just like if you want to just pop on for a bit and then if you
50:00
have to leave it's fine I think whatever yep I'll see what I can do or if you're
50:05
not up for it that's fine obviously but no no no I know listeners want to say
50:10
druged up Luke we we can we can pressure him off air yeah
50:16
okay did you guys watch the uh furiosa
50:18
trailer yeah I did no I it looks good to me but it
50:25
looks more
50:28
CGI than I want I thought that too and then I had to remind myself that usually
50:35
by the time trailers come out the CGI isn't finished yeah and I know there was
50:41
there was there was a lot of CGI in Fury Road fake skies and stuff yeah this but
50:47
but it was also a lot of practical effects which you can there's [ __ ]
50:50
amazing YouTube video of just them of super cut basically they shot it all for
50:55
real but then they just added some CGI in ex green screens behind them yeah
51:01
exactly so I don't know what now yeah cuz this is the spin-off to Mad Max
51:07
isn't it cuz this isn't a Mad Max movie as suche it's a prequel to Fury
51:13
Road specifically I mean it looks good don't get me wrong it's just I it looks
51:18
it looks like it's more of the same which I'm happy with you know another
51:21
car chased through the Aussie outpack it's just that the yeah Fury Road had just this like
51:27
I mean because they literally just blew the [ __ ] cars up and smashed them
51:30
into each other and filmed it like it just had this they bought heat of 5DS
51:34
and put them in cars and crushed those cars and then fished out the memory
51:39
sticks from the from the rck wreckage and I don't know I I mean maybe some
51:44
people can't tell but I could when you watch that versus
51:49
CGI it just does something like my brain my brain is just like [ __ ] yeah like
51:54
adrenaline like I just watch the scene where she's like on the back of like a
51:58
semi-trailer shooting back and it just that's not cars crashing into stuff not
52:04
I mean Fury Road had that a bit so I'm just hoping there's not too much of it in this Fury
52:09
Road surprised me and I was always a Mad Max fan but I'd go as far as saying this
52:15
is the best one like I thought Fury Road was hands down the best [ __ ] amazing
52:20
and I went could believe it when I saw it okay well I've liked the other three
52:24
I'll probably like this a bit too and I came out going that was [ __ ] amazing
52:29
yeah yeah and this is George Miller again yep he only makes these I think and he's
52:35
not going to let someone else make one they Happy Feet sequels
52:39
yeah and and yeah no more babes though oh no he did the um the one about the
52:45
genie with Idris Elbert and um and the Tilda key oh I didn't see that no I
52:52
didn't neither did I it didn't look great like something I wanted to see no
52:58
no I know about because a friend of ours who worked on furiosa also worked on
53:02
that that's how I that's why I remember that I watched something else this week
53:06
and I just want to mention it because it links back to this um just unnecessary
53:12
use of CGI so I watched Shutter Island which is a very good movie it's very
53:18
good and if you know the twist I won't spoil it but if you know the twist watch
53:23
it from the start again they tell you from the start of that movie I think
53:28
I've only seen it once I should do that it's really interesting because you
53:31
realize that things can have two meanings because they spell it out for
53:36
you but you don't you don't know it you don't pick it like I did not pick this
53:39
until the reveal but when you watch it again everyone's essentially telling
53:45
him how things really are he just doesn't hear it right yeah right and
53:49
neither do you because you don't know to listen for it yet and it's shot on this
53:53
beautiful island with this creepy old building on it which I assume is a real
53:57
Island you know they walking around it I guess so yeah but a lot of the movie is
54:02
just two people talking like on the edge of a cliff or on the front of a boat or
54:06
on the roof of a building or on a lighthouse and they seem to have just
54:10
done that all in studio with a green screen background and I I guess it's to
54:14
get good audio and to have you know not have the wind and stuff but it just
54:18
takes you right out of it because you'll see two people walking along what's
54:21
clearly a real Road and then they'll stop and it'll cut to close-ups that are
54:25
just clearly green screen it's you don't have to do that cuz it's bad era green
54:32
screen yeah I mean it's it shouldn't be it should be better by what is this a
54:36
2008 or something movie like or 2006 it should be it's scy too right yeah yeah
54:42
yeah you know I mean he doesn't do a lot of CGI so maybe he doesn't well and when
54:46
he does I was just going to say when he does like in the the Irishman where
54:49
everyone was like calling that out too maybe maybe he should shouldn't do that
54:54
that was just okay that one that was hours of just
54:58
okay so I think there's times to use sui and there's times not to and it's I
55:03
think that's why did you see that interview with um Ridley Scott recently
55:09
where he said um sces was he he said I've I've made five films in the time
55:16
that scori made his last one and his most recent one it's like that's not a
55:20
brag dude yeah it's it's got a [ __ ] race mate yeah also look at the reviews
55:24
of Napoleon like that's not maybe you should have slowed down a bit I I'm ke
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to see Napoleon because everyone's like like most yeah most people are kind of
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criticizing it because it's just this like you know insufferable [ __ ]
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withit slouching around Fridley
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Scott W Phoenix man um but I mean as far as I can tell that's what Napoleon was
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like like that's the kind of the interesting thing about Napoleon was
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that this wasn't some kind of nationalist movement this was one dude
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who rallied a whole country out of you know this strange like yeah and didn't
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post-revolution poverty and just put them all in the Army yeah he was the
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first person to say no no all of the citizen you're all in the Army now and
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all the other countries like who we can do that yeah they're like if if you're a
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seamstress you're a seamstress for the Army yeah if you're a baker you're a
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baker for the Army we an army yeah so yeah I'm interested to see it you see
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what Francis Copler Francis Ford cop director of such Classics as uh Dracula
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Dracula and um The Black Stallion I'm being factious he also made like The
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Godfather and apocalypse now but he's he's basically say he he loved uh
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Napoleon oh okay he was like he was like they should give Ridley a Knighthood and
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somebody was like gave him a Knighthood and so he was like IED him then
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whatever's next after that yeah promote him in some way
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yeah yeah know I like to watch it uh I I watched there read sorry a really good
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thread on Twitter with some historian who was like he said he really liked it
57:05
but he obviously there were bits where he was like annoyed him he was like
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these are the spots where it plays pretty loose with the but you need to
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with a movie cuz real life is boring it's not a documentary yeah yeah yeah no
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I agree even the life of Napoleon probably had some boring bits but he had
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some interesting insights that I would never have noticed because he said even
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there were things like there were sections later in the film where you'd
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see Napoleon just riding on a horse and he would go well that that's the
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clothing from you know 20 years ago that that's obviously a scene that they shot
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in this other battle and he's just moved here he's thinking no one's going to
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notic but I [ __ ] noticed yeah right yeah yeah I'd be like if we saw someone
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dressed from the 80s we'd know it but somebody from the year you know dud in
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Napoleon had doesn't look any different to us but this guy's like well those
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aren't the right medals or whatever yeah you got to let some it's a movie yeah
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yeah no I this guy said he liked it but also I think there's something to be
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said like we take for granted that things are totally different now than
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they were 10 years ago whereas through most of human history your entire life
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was pretty much the same as your parents entire life sure and probably your
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grandparents entire life clothes weren't changing that much not that quickly
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technology certainly wasn't changing that quickly unless you were in like two
58:21
or three really key periods in history mechanical Revolution or what what was
58:26
it there was like industrial Industrial Revolution that's the one where we
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basically went from really slow to where we are today like very quickly well even
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the computers right [ __ ] man like they've literally changed the world
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computers are not even a 100 years old I know it's crazy yeah yeah and certainly
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not home computers not personal computers if you had told the three of
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be think it be some kind of Blocky like
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