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Celebs that need Safe Spaces |EP038 · The Big Mig Show

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Welcome to the Big Mig Talk Radio show, broadcasting live
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This is the Big Mig Talk radio show.
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Welcome back to the Big Make talk radio show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
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Ballantine. We are the tip of the spear and
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George Ballantine, rise and grind, what's going on there?
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How's the weather? Weather in New York City,
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brother. It's like 3940°, you know,
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winter is here. But you know, man, I'm still
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feeling effects of Thanksgiving. Like I think I ate too much.
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I don't know about you. But, you know, actually I've
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had, you know, I cooked this time, right?
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So I did the cooking at the house.
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And I find myself when I'm cooking, not because I'm tasting
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or anything, I find myself not very hungry.
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And so, you know, everybody enjoyed the meal here.
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You obviously have a couple people in town with us that
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aren't normally here. And, you know, so I didn't eat
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too much, honestly. I did.
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I did hit the second round later in the day.
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I did grab a Turkey sandwich and some of the green bean
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casserole, but that's it. I was pretty, I was pretty easy.
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I would say that if you saw what I ate, you'd be like, wow, is
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that all you're going to eat? I just wasn't that hungry when I
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got done cooking. I don't know if you want other
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chefs for everybody out in the audience, other chefs.
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I don't know. If you guys ever feel like this,
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let me know. You can DMS over on X or one of
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the other platforms on I'd love to hear from you.
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But I find myself when I cook, I'm not hungry when I cook.
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Well, I get like that too when I cook.
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But I went to my sister's house. She did all the cooking.
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She likes to cook. And it's funny you say that
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because when she sat down she's like, I can't even eat.
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So it's, it's funny though, right?
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I, I don't know what that is. Maybe that's normal for all
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cooks. So that we've seen lots of cooks
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at. Restaurant, you're in the
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kitchen, you're hot, you're seeing the food all day.
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You're doing it. It's just like, you know, It's
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like, hey, meh, you know? I think it's the stress too,
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especially when you're doing a holiday meal because you're
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trying to get everything out on the table at the same time.
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Hot. And I think there's a little bit
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of stress that goes with with that, you know, me being kind of
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a perfectionist when it comes to cooking, I always want
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everything to be, you know, coming out the same time.
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And then you realize that something's taking a little
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longer than you expected. And you know, one thing leads to
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another. So maybe it's the stress too.
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I don't know. We'll have to see.
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I mean, listen bro, you're not on one of these cooking shows
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trying to win the prize or nothing, you know what I mean?
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Come on. Yeah, but you know, when I when
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I'm cooking for other people, I want them to really enjoy the
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meal. So I always try to over deliver.
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Listen. They're going to enjoy it
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because they ain't got to do the cooking or the cleaning.
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Yeah, no, I know. I mean, I, I did actually get
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Gidgets to do the cleaning this time.
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I did have my wife do the do the dishes, although I rinsed
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everything up to a point. I'm pretty neat in the kitchen.
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Even when I'm cooking, I don't make a big mess.
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I'm I'm rinsing and washing as I go.
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So George, what's shake in there?
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What do you got on the news cycle for us I.
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Got all these celebrities crying up a storm looking for safe
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spaces because they can't handle that Trump won.
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I mean, these are grown adults and they're deleting their
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social media accounts because they can't handle it.
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And this is what's wrong with the generation.
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Lance, you want to know why it's these kids today are kind of
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messed up and they need safe spaces.
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They don't know how to deal with rejection or don't know how to
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communicate properly because this because these these parents
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are either babying them or I don't know what they're doing,
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but they're not raising them right.
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I mean, seriously. I agree.
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So you're saying we got a lot of we got a lot?
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But we got a lot of what Rob I. Don't know if you could I I was
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trying to play a sound bite of a crying baby.
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I don't know if you could hear. No, I couldn't hear.
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I just found one on YouTube. Yeah.
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I want to tell you something. It doesn't surprise me.
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I think celebrities in their own way, are kind of like giant
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spoiled babies. You know, I used to own a bunch
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of nightclubs and bars years ago, and we used to deal with
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professional athletes and celebrities.
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And I'll, I'll be honest with you, most of the celebrities
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were a pain in the butt. They always wanted to you make
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sure you knew who they were and how important they were, you
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know, and a lot of the professional athletes are like
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that too. I think the easiest professional
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athletes. The lucky players.
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Like that Exactly. Lot of crying, a lot of whining,
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always trying to get a deal you. Know do they want their Baba?
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Do they need the Baba? You know that's the problem,
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right? So, so it doesn't surprise me.
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Now, I'm not especially not surprised.
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Rob Reiner, I guess, is one of the ones that did a bunch of
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crying. Of course, he was crying on X
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the whole time doing his normal garbage, you know, being that
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being the whiny Democrat that he is.
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And it's not because he's a Democrat, he's just meathead is
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just a whiny little, you know, You know what I'd like to say,
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but I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it because
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we're on radio. But here's my point, right?
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This is kind of a big deal when you think about it.
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Rob Reiner, first he checks himself in, right, which is
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tough in itself. He checks himself in because
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he's got an issue into a mental health clinic right after the
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election. And then what happens next?
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All of a sudden now he has to delete his his ex account.
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Now, my guess is I'm sure that if he had to meet with a
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psychiatrist, psychiatrist probably said Rob, but this
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isn't healthy. Your Trump Derangement Syndrome
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is off the chain. You should delete your social
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media. Yeah, right.
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Yeah, that's what the doctor said.
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I'm sure. Wouldn't you think?
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I mean, it was pretty interesting that he he made out,
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he made a public statement and he was checking himself into
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some kind of a mental health clinic last week, which is
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pretty, pretty crazy in itself. It is.
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And all because of what? Because Trump won?
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I mean, seriously, when Trump was president, it wasn't bad at
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all. I don't know why people get so
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upset. But listen, Rob Reiner is not
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the only one, people. We have a bunch of them.
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You got Mark Hamill, Alyssa Milano, Jamie Lee Curtis.
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Everybody doesn't know, of course, Mark Hamill's from Star
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Wars. That's where he made his fame
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and his money. He's been crying like crazy.
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Stephen King, Barbra Streisand. Oh, Stephen King.
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I do not like Stephen King. He is a seriously little whiny
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little sucker, isn't he? He is, but this is one of your
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favorite plants, and I know you can't say you don't like Who is
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it, Don Lemon? Oh God, first he tries to.
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He basically tries to extort Elon Musk for some crazy deal
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that includes a pink cyber truck, I think it was, and he
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and he's supposed to. Then Musk was supposed to in his
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contract. He wanted a weekend paid for by
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Elon Musk in Vegas for him and his boyfriend or significant
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other. I don't know if he's married or
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whatever. I mean, the whole agreement with
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X was just such a bunch of garbage and he wanted millions
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of dollars. Then he wants he wanted this and
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he wanted that and wanted this. I mean, a must just completely
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told him, hey, you can go # salt.
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I'm not interested. You know what, I'm surprised
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it's on this list of little whiners.
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Oh, George del Guillermo del Toro, which you know, he's, he
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made his big kind of big, big picture fame and trafficking.
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I'm just kind of surprised that guy's on the list bro.
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Well, that's what happens when you fall to the evilness of
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Hollywood, bro. When you get a little fame and
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they want, you know, the greed and they want to keep it.
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They're going to, you know, bend to their narrative.
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That's why I respect. You know.
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For some of the people that are in Hollywood that speak out
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against it, you know, and, and vote for who they want, you
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know, I respect them for that. You know, for the audience, we
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had Antonio Sabato Junior on the other day over on Rumble, Great
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guy, boxer, you know, race car driver, just a, just a man's
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man, right? And what I loved about it is how
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pointed he was about what Hollywood is about.
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And I give him credit because he's now got his own production
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company. He's making his own movies.
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Great guy, really interesting character, fun to talk to.
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We'll definitely get him back on the show.
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We definitely need to have him on the radio show.
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But the point is, it's just interesting.
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You meet a man's man. You meet a guy, a Mel Gibson or,
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you know, an Antonio Sabato Junior or somebody else.
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And then you got to listen to these other people and you're
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just like, man, would you just shut up?
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I mean, honestly, Bette Midler, every time she opened her mouth
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on X, you just wanted to toss a, you know, a a a big glass iced
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tea on her head. Just create and then Lizzo.
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Same garbage, George. Lizzo.
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Poor Lizzo. Not Lizzo.
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Yeah, although have you seen Lizzo?
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She lost a bunch of weight. I think she's been mainlining
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Ozempic. You know, I mean, good for her
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for losing weight, but you brought up Ozempic.
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It supposedly it's not good for you, but we're going to find out
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sooner or later, you know what I mean?
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Yeah, it's it's one of those things.
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It's definitely a little frightening.
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Some of the side effects I've heard are not great.
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Well, of course, for the audience, you know what that
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going to take a short break and when we come back, Joe Rogan
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children. All right, welcome back to the
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George Valentin. And we are live in Denver and
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New York City bringing you the tip of the spear.
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Right before we went to break, we brought the word Ozempic
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because we were talking about Lizzo that she's probably taking
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it. Well, I just, you know, there's
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a study that just came out about it that it's weakening the heart
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muscle. So anybody on that?
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There are the studies in it, they're out there.
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Just look it up. So be careful and mindful.
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I just want to put that out there.
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You know, I got to, I got to throw something in on top of
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that, you know, my wife for the audience, you guys may not know
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this. My wife is a AIFBB pro competing
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for a position in the Olympia. She's she does bikini fitness
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and she has been getting reports from some of the people around
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the country, a thing called Ozempic butt.
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And I don't know how true this is, but supposedly the not only
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does it reduce the fat in your body, it causes your butt to
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atrophy, meaning that your butt kind of gets flabby on it.
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So not a great side effect if that's true, especially for
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people that are trying to get in shape or look like they're in
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shape to get an Ozempic flabby butt.
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Now, again, I don't know how true this is.
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Yeah, you heard me right. Wait a minute, wait a minute,
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what's it called? Well, they're calling it Ozempic
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Butt. It's from Ozempic, you're
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saying? Supposedly people that go on
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Ozempic have this tendency to get a flabby ass.
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Well, just do squats then or something.
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You know, hamstrings and a lot. I don't know.
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I don't know what it's doing to the muscle.
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If it's affecting the heart, it could be, it could be damaging
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the glute muscle because you're telling me it's affecting the
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heart. The heart's a muscle.
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So if it's having a really damaging effect on a heart
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muscle, I would think they would have the same effects on your
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regular muscle. Yeah, I mean, it's just recent
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studies, just it just came out. I know once from Canon.
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I forget where the other one is. Yeah, I don't have any stuff,
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but yeah, it is. But let's go to our buddy Joe
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Rogan, the Joester, the Joester Joe Rogan, he just announced
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that he'll be heading to Mar a Lago potentially in January and
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he's going to do a show from over there to Joe Rogan
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experience. That's going to be he's.
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Going to be he's going to do an interview with Donald Trump
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Junior is what it sounds like because Donald Trump junior in
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this in this story says that he will ensure his father,
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President-elect Donald Trump, will make a guest appearance.
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Listen. Listen, Donald Trump junior
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doesn't have to ensure anything. You know, if Joe Rogan is
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shooting, going, doing his show from over there, you know Trump
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is just going to come in regardless.
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You know how, of course Trump is not going?
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To well, those those two get along.
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I mean, it's been kind of a strange relationship, but you
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got to admit, now they're getting along and Rogan
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obviously seen the light. It's.
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OK, well, it's not that they didn't get along.
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It just took it took Joe Rogan some time to see the light.
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Yeah, that's true. I think what I like Joe, though
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I have to be honest, I really enjoy like Joe's shows, you
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know, and if I could aspire to be anything on our even our own
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podcast, I try to take tips from Joe Rogan because I think he
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presents a great product. I feel like he's extremely
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bright and I appreciate the material he puts out.
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I think he really deep dives into the material and he knows
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the material well when he gets because he gets on a wide
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variety of guests, doesn't he? He does he he he does an awesome
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job. And you know, I agree with your
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sentiment there. You know, listen, Joe Rogan show
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is a great show. He gets great guests.
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It's diverse, a lot of different people.
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And you know, he's got a big audience.
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So we do aspire to get to that. I love the way he rolls into the
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show looking like he just came from the gym.
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He's like the guy doesn't even look like he showered.
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Looks like he's got a sweatshirt on or a T-shirt and throws his
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hat on. I think he just got done doing
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some squats. The only.
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Thing I'm surprised that they they wear headphones, you know?
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Yeah, but you know, there is something I want to tell you,
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something interesting about headphones.
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I've used them before for podcasters.
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I prefer headphones. I wear these because I think
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visually maybe the audience likes it better.
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But to be honest with you, there is something really great about
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headphones because it gets you really kind of in the
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environment because everything else is kind of deadened and
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it's very, it's very difficult to hear anything beyond the
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scope of the headphones. To be honest with you, if it was
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up to me, I would use only headphones for these shows.
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That's interesting. Let's play this clip real quick.
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I'm gonna put it up and let's hear that from the horse's
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mouth. What?
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Are we doing Mar a Lago? Yeah.
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We have to we have to we have to we help Trump get elected.
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Yo, I got a special June January 14th.
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Are we doing Let's. Do blow it get together.
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When do you finish shooting? Oh, well, maybe we maybe we do
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that at Mar a Lago. No, we have to wait until we
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have to wait until he gets home. Obviously going to walk on,
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dude. Yeah, there's a camera.
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The bro 100% he's going to walk on.
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Let's do it and play it day after the play, the day after or
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right then. We talked about it on the
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podcast and Don Junior reached out to me, said I can make that
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happen. You know I love it, the one guy
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sitting there burping live on it like on air I.
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Know. These guys, come on, there's
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burping, smoking. You know, you got to give him
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credit though. I mean, at the end of the day,
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it it, the authenticity of the Joe Rogan Show is something you
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can really aspire to if you're a radio host or talk show host or
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a podcast host. It it really is.
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He's got incredible authenticity and the people he brings on,
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they're really kind of loosen off the cuff, but most of them
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are really articulate. And I think they're a lot of
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fun. And I think that's the thing
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about Joe Rogan. He makes the show fun.
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Yeah, he does. He definitely does.
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And you know what? It's gonna be epic when he does
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that from Mar a Lago. I'm just waiting for the big
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Migs invitation to go to Mar a Lago.
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Hopefully he'll come soon. Exactly.
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What about the big Migs invitation to get on the Joe
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Rogan show? The Rogan Experience?
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I'm ready. Well, let's switch gears.
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I think he's ready for us. He might not be, he might not,
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he might not be. Depends on what kind of mode
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we're in. It depends on if we're in the
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sarcastic podcast mode or the more correct radio mode.
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Listen, British lawmakers vote for assisted suicide 330 to 275.
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Now, I guess the the bill is going to proceed to committee.
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You know, man, I, I just don't know.
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I understand there are some people that are really sick, but
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I'm not positive who does the screening or vetting for this.
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Well, you know, I don't know man.
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I got a weird like I have this not warm and fuzzy about this.
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Am I wrong? Am I being?
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Am I being ridiculous? No, and I would love to get
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feedback on this from our listeners to see what their
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their opinions are on this. This is like the the Commons,
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you know, and this is in England.
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The Commons approved the second reading of this terminally ill
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terminally the third adults which is end of life Bill by 330
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votes to 275 majority 55 to continuous progress through
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Parliament. So you know, they're still going
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to talk about it and you know, it's not fully put through.
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But so my opinion is if you are suffering from a illness that's
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unincurable and you know, it's like you don't want to suffer,
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go through all that stuff. I can understand someone going
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doing this. I totally can.
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But like just you, like you said, Lance, it has to be like
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the bill is for terminally ill. That's what it says.
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So you can't just like somebody says, oh, I'm not happy with
20:04
life, I want to go and do it. That's not going to happen.
20:06
It's only for terminally. Ill, you got to be a mentally
20:09
competent adult, you got to have less than six months to live to
20:13
seek an assisted death and you have to have approval, meaning
20:16
certification that you've only got 6 months to live from 2
20:19
doctors and a High Court judge. So I mean, I know they are
20:24
putting some safety, you know, these are obviously things that
20:27
make it safe. So, but I'm just always worried
20:30
about things like this because I'm always worried that people
20:31
will take advantage of some, you know, loophole or some
20:35
opportunity and I don't know. I don't know, I guess if you're
20:39
a competent adult and you do it, I'm always worried that the
20:41
family members have any influence on this.
20:45
They shouldn't. I mean, I mean, if you're, if
20:49
you're mentally incompetent, then you can't ask for this
20:52
because you have to be mentally, you know, competent.
20:55
So, you know, it's your life. And, you know, I listen, I would
21:00
me personally, I wouldn't want to suffer.
21:02
There's no way if I was, if I was in a hospital and being kept
21:06
alive by a plug and it's been like six months, I'm going to
21:10
say seven months. Yeah, pull the plug.
21:12
That's it. Some people do come back.
21:14
I was actually saw a story the other day about the doctors were
21:18
talking about it was a young kid on a motorcycle.
21:22
He was with his, his he was dating a girl.
21:24
I don't think he was married yet.
21:25
And he got in an accident and he was in a coma.
21:29
And he said he's done. Like, you know, the doctor said
21:32
if it was me, I, I would want to pull the plug.
21:33
And the girlfriend didn't want to do it.
21:35
She waited like six months later, she actually had to take
21:38
him home. She was, you know, feeding
21:40
through the feeding tubes. She was moving him so he
21:42
wouldn't get any bed sores. He was taking care of him.
21:45
And then one day he started waking up, you know, he went
21:49
through the process where rehabilitation, he's walking
21:51
again and all that talking fine. I mean, so it can happen.
21:56
That was from a like that's from a coma.
21:57
But I'm just saying. But terminally, if I was
21:59
terminally ill, I mean, who now wants to suffer?
22:04
You know, they're they're giving you meds like, you know, putting
22:07
you in a Hospice and all that. What, just so so your family can
22:12
gloat around you and this and that while you suffer?
22:16
Yeah. My misery, I say.
22:18
I don't know about you, Lance, but put me out.
22:21
Yeah. I think it's, I don't know.
22:24
Yeah, I agree with you. I mean, I wouldn't want to be
22:26
that kind of a burden on my family.
22:27
That's the part I'd have difficulty with.
22:29
You know, I wouldn't want to think that my family's having to
22:31
take care of me in a way that's really, you know, making their
22:35
life difficult. So I could see it and I wouldn't
22:39
want to be in massive amounts of pain and I wouldn't want my
22:42
family to watch me like that. I mean, I, I could see a reason.
22:44
I'm just worried about, you know, will somebody try to take
22:48
advantage of the system? Because there's always that
22:49
person that does that, you know? Yeah, I mean, I guess that's why
22:53
I have some safeguards. Like you need 2 doctors.
22:55
It's not like you could just pay off one doctor and you know, say
22:57
yeah, you got, you know, fake results and stuff and all that.
23:01
You know, you have to have a second doctor, you know, when
23:04
show tests and everything. So I mean, there's safeguards
23:07
in. So I mean, we'll see what
23:09
happens. I think there's other countries
23:11
that do that though, right? I don't know if Canada does it.
23:14
I'm not sure. I think they do.
23:17
Yeah, I think Canada does have that.
23:19
It's not like we're saying like a guy like Rob Reiner who's
23:23
who's deleted so XX account is, you know, he's he's having hard
23:27
difficulties accepting the Trump presidency.
23:29
You know, it's not like he can go the UK and say, oh, put me
23:32
out, I'm done. It's.
23:34
Not going to happen, you know? Well, now wait a minute.
23:37
You're trying to you're trying to create something that I might
23:39
actually like. No, we don't wish that anybody.
23:42
Listen, I'm not wishing on anybody, but there are some
23:44
crazy people, you know, that I don't really understand this,
23:47
this mental health crisis in the United States, but it is there.
23:51
It seems to be really relevant when you talk about the left.
23:55
But there are, you know, some crazy people on the far, far
23:57
right. Also, you know, on our shows,
23:59
you know about us, it's about unifying the country, not to be
24:02
have division chaos. We want to cover the news.
24:04
We want to give you the interesting stuff, but we want
24:06
to educate you so you can help us unify the country because
24:09
let's face it, mainstream media is not helping.
24:11
And if you don't go to the Big Mig Talk radio show or the Big
24:14
Mig Show on Rumble and Locals or check us out over on X, you
24:18
might not be getting the right answers.
24:20
You might just be getting sold a bad bill of health.
24:24
All right, we'll be right back. Big, big talk radio show.
24:27
Don't go anywhere, guys. All right, your favorite talk
25:16
radio show, The Big Make Talk Radio, is back with your host
25:19
Lance and George coming to you live from Denver and New York
25:22
City. That's right, it's your favorite
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talk radio show. The Big Make Talk Radio show has
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to be your favorite, Please. Well, we're going to get into
25:30
this. And and this all starting to
25:33
become popular in the news. The migrant gangs are targeting
25:36
American homes to rob and ironically, not ironically, but
25:41
they're targeting like football players or any kind of sports
25:45
athlete that they're note that they know they're not at home.
25:49
And what's what's crazy about this story is they should have
25:52
kept this story under the wraps because now they just gave a
25:55
whole set of criminals on new, new ideas, you know, to start
26:00
targeting athletes anywhere over the country.
26:02
Just think about it. I mean it's.
26:05
It's it's really genius. I mean, I hate to, I hate to
26:07
admit that it's genius, but don't you think that's genius
26:10
targeting professional athletes? I mean, pretty amazing.
26:14
And they're using, I mean, these guys are sophisticated.
26:16
They're using drones, Wi-Fi jammers, They're wearing
26:19
camouflage when they're targeting these wealthy
26:21
mansions. I mean, look, we know what's
26:24
going on in Colorado. I'm right here.
26:25
Trende Aragua is one of those gangs that's doing it.
26:28
So this is no surprise that this is happening.
26:31
And cartels and gangs are not some rinky dink operation.
26:35
They are well funded. They are extremely organized.
26:39
They use tech and, and, and really high tech when it comes
26:43
to it. And they really know how to use
26:45
this tech and they've seen it down in Mexico.
26:48
They perfected it there. But what we're going to see
26:50
here, I think this is just the tip of the iceberg.
26:52
I think it's going to be a whole lot more more, but I guess
26:53
you've got a clip, huh? Yeah, I do.
26:55
And you know, this is recently Patrick Mahomes and Travis
27:00
Kelsey of the Kansas City Chiefs had their homes invaded and
27:05
robbed while they're out either on the road or whatever playing.
27:08
But you know, Lance, you would have to think that these guys
27:12
would have even security or backup.
27:14
I, I don't know. Let me play.
27:15
Let's play a clip and we'll get back to that.
27:18
Both Mahomes and teammate Travis Kelsey had their Kansas homes
27:22
robbed on back-to-back days just last month.
27:25
And just two of the growing number of celebrity athletes in
27:28
multiple leagues to be targeted. And prompting the NFL and NBA to
27:33
issue a bulletin saying it's important for players to
27:36
maintain situational awareness, practice social media safety and
27:40
implement home security measures to reduce risk.
27:44
Now, because team schedules are public knowledge, it's easy for
27:47
these burglary rings, most coming in from South America, to
27:51
know when the players will be gone.
27:53
And some may already be under surveillance.
27:55
Tactics have included attempted home deliveries posing as ground
27:59
maintenance or joggers in the neighborhood.
28:02
This certainly has a level of sophistication to it.
28:04
Obviously. Former Special Agent Michael
28:06
Tabman recommends getting the FBI involved.
28:09
We have to have an. Agency such as the FBI with
28:12
broad jurisdiction throughout the country.
28:15
So we have crimes occurring in multiple states.
28:17
Not only do we have the jurisdiction, but we have the
28:19
resources. Here in California, home tourism
28:22
burglary has been a problem for years.
28:25
Thieves hiding cameras in bushes and fake rocks.
28:28
Jamming devices used to disable security cameras.
28:32
Hundreds of Chilean and Colombian tourists have been
28:34
arrested, including some of the masterminds.
28:37
Once the crime tourists had gone across the country and stolen
28:40
merchandise, money, credit cards, debit cards, they would
28:43
send much of that back to the defendants.
28:46
The defendants would then fence or sell that merchandise.
28:52
One of the latest cases may be in Santa Clarita.
28:55
Drones used to surveil 3 homes in a well to do neighborhood.
28:59
Then hooded suspects enter the backyards and break in only to
29:04
be followed to a nearby motel parking lot.
29:07
Very interesting. And, and you know, one of the
29:10
keywords here, everybody was, they said from gangs coming from
29:14
South America, you know, Venezuelan gangs, Colombian
29:18
gangs, all these. People.
29:20
Border invasion. Border invasion.
29:23
That you're the beloved Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
29:26
Let him come in freely into this country.
29:29
But you know what? Your time is coming to an end
29:31
because Tom Holman's going to be coming after you all.
29:33
But you know. I love Tom.
29:36
Like even if it happens in this state and in that state, you
29:40
just gave a bunch of thieves a way to start robbing these these
29:46
athletes. But these athletes though, they
29:49
make enough money where number one, they shouldn't leave cash
29:52
under the bed. Like Travis Kelsey didn't had
29:54
money taken. That's just stupid.
29:56
All your valuables like your jewelry and stuff like that
29:58
should be locked up and you should have like a hidden safe
30:01
or hidden doorway. Something would be smart.
30:05
I don't know, you know, they probably think that, you know,
30:08
they're extra special and they don't need it.
30:09
But at the end of the day, it is what it is.
30:11
They're going to pay the price for their negligence and maybe
30:13
their stupidity. You know, it's how that goes.
30:15
But talking about stupidity, George, $6.2 million for a duct
30:20
tape banana. I was just.
30:22
That's what the guy pays for it and then he eats it.
30:24
Tell me about this. I will, but I just want to add
30:26
something to that so people can think for security.
30:29
If you're going to be away, you can get like a little motion
30:31
sensor that's not on Wi-Fi, none of that.
30:35
And and hook it up to some loud speakers where if the censure
30:39
goes off, all of a sudden you hear dogs barking because
30:41
thieves don't like dogs. So that's just something for you
30:44
guys. But yeah, 6.2 million banana
30:47
that's duct tape to the wall. So I mean.
30:51
With like about $0.15 worth of duct tape.
30:54
Explain to me how this bananas wouldn't like 2 million?
30:57
I'm trying to figure out myself. I can't explain.
31:00
I mean, I'm not an archive, but it's a banana number one.
31:03
It goes bad #2 it costs a dollar in the store.
31:06
I mean, Lance, I just put up a banana on my wall and I got, and
31:09
I got really good duct tape. Really good.
31:12
I got a different color. Let's too let's.
31:13
Rent an auction. Let's rent an auction on the Big
31:15
Meek Show and Rumble. Let's do it.
31:16
I got you should put it up. I got silver.
31:19
Banana. I got black duck, I got pink, I
31:21
got blue, I got different colors.
31:22
So anybody's willing to pay me, I'll I'll give you guys a deal.
31:26
I'll sell it to you for a million each one.
31:29
I, I think it's a great idea. So as long as we can buy them
31:31
off the cart like this guy did for $0.35.
31:34
But explain to me, so this, this is a crypto guy.
31:36
You know, some of these crypto guys have more money than God.
31:38
They don't even know what to do with all the money they've got.
31:41
This guy could decide he's going to buy this banana.
31:43
This guy's a 34 year old cryptocurrency entrepreneur.
31:46
And So what does he do after he buys the banana?
31:49
He eats it. You have to eat it because it
31:50
goes bad. It's.
31:51
Really quite good. And then he bought and then of
31:53
course, I don't know if you heard about the cart vendor, the
31:55
fruit vendor cried when he learned that the price for his
31:59
banana had fetched at 6.2 million.
32:01
Now this guy son said, OK, look, it's really quite good.
32:05
And then he vowed to buy 100,000 bananas from Shah Alam, who's
32:09
his cart vendor that sold the original banana.
32:12
But I don't really get this whole thing.
32:16
Just the whole idea of the, you know, it's supposed to be this.
32:18
Most ideas exist is intellectual property on the Internet as
32:21
opposed to something physical. I mean, arts usually physical.
32:24
I don't think the NFTS have done very well.
32:26
Most people got their butts kicked.
32:29
This guy, Justin Sundup that paid 6.2 million for a freaking
32:32
banana with duct tape. He did say he goes when somebody
32:35
asks him, he goes, you have to eat because it's going to go
32:37
bad. He goes, I'll just replace it
32:39
just like that. But you know, here's this
32:41
dumbest, the stupidest thing about this whole thing is that
32:45
62 million could have went to helping homeless people, helping
32:50
veterans. It would have, it could have
32:52
done a lot of good instead of wasting on a banana.
32:55
I mean, just think about that. I think, I think just as a
32:59
comment, Sotheby's probably got 6, seven, 800,000 commissions.
33:03
I think their Commission is 10 or 15%.
33:05
I'm not sure. It might be 678 percent.
33:08
I don't know, but Can you imagine?
33:09
I can't listen. I can't believe Sotheby's even
33:13
actually allowed that to even to even consider it being a banana
33:18
soul in the wall. I mean, kudos for them because
33:20
they did get their Commission, but I mean, if I don't know, I'm
33:24
just. You know, sometimes we kind of
33:25
notorious. You can have an amazing piece of
33:27
art, but if it hasn't been sold previously, they won't even take
33:31
the time to try to authenticate it.
33:32
They want nothing but sure things.
33:34
I can tell you the Sotheby's and I know a lot of people have
33:36
tried to work with them over the years.
33:38
They might have had an amazing piece of art and that art there
33:42
should be something that's something you would be
33:44
interested in, but Sotheby only wants the low hanging fruit.
33:47
They won't make any of the effort to verify, authenticate,
33:51
work with. If you don't have a previous
33:53
auction letter, they're not great.
33:55
I mean, most of the auction houses are like that.
33:57
Honestly, they're not a lot of fun to work with.
33:59
I just don't have some. I just came up.
34:01
Through their auction. Great idea.
34:03
What I'm going to, I'm going to draft a letter.
34:05
I'm going to have it notarized. I'm going to go to Sotheby's in
34:08
New York because I live right there. close.
34:10
I'm going to bring, I'm going to get a nice frame.
34:13
I'm going to bring a nice zucchini, I think, and tape it
34:15
to the thing and see if it sells.
34:16
What do you think? I'm just saying, why stop at
34:19
zucchinis? Can't we do it like a tangerine
34:22
and a small, maybe one of those small pineapples?
34:25
Maybe, you know, you could do like a pomegranate.
34:27
Let's do a whole series of. Frames.
34:29
Wait a minute, wait a minute. The pineapple you got to put
34:32
upside down though. That would.
34:35
Sell. Here's my point.
34:38
I think we should do it right on the show live on air.
34:40
We should auction off fruit to tape 2 pieces of poster board or
34:45
maybe some foam core board that we you could, because you're
34:48
handy. You can put a little frame
34:49
around it and we can make some, We can raise some money for the
34:51
big make show. Let's do that on the next show.
34:53
I think we should do that on Monday.
34:55
Let's bring in some art. We'll do it with Trevor on air
34:57
and we'll do some auctioning of fruit on poster board.
35:00
And you just put a little frame around it for him.
35:02
How's that? I can do that, I can build a
35:03
nice frame, whatever you want. Let's do it, baby.
35:06
I think it's time. The big Mig's going to go on
35:08
into the high end art world. That's what we're going to do.
35:12
Let's. Go fruits and vegetables on foam
35:14
core with and, and I like your idea of different colors of duct
35:17
tape because that way people can accessorize the room around this
35:20
incredible art that we're going to create.
35:23
I'm going for the zucchini because it's got almost a banana
35:25
shape, but it's got the color green.
35:27
It's. What color tape are you going to
35:29
wait? What color tape are you?
35:30
Going to use I can't tell you. I don't want to reveal my
35:32
secrets. Yeah, I understand you're I can
35:34
appreciate your artistic Jean Jeunesse quoi.
35:38
You don't want the audience to know about it yet.
35:40
I think it's good. No way, man.
35:42
Well, here we go. Got to take a short break.
35:46
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37:58
George Ballantine. We are the tip of the spear.
38:01
And you know what? Cocaine prices might have just
38:05
went up over this recent bust here.
38:07
This is crazy numbers. 225 metric tons of cocaine seized
38:14
during Columbia LED operation involving 62 countries.
38:18
There's not there's going to be a lot of unhappy individuals
38:20
right now that comes out to 496,000 lbs of cocaine 225,000
38:27
kilos and and and I think it's Australia.
38:30
It's a street value of $54 billion, man.
38:35
Listen, that, that's the, that's.
38:36
The kilo street value because I guess I mean, this is some crazy
38:39
stuff. So, so just for the audience, my
38:41
understanding right now is that kilo here in the US is 28 to
38:44
$32,000 and in Europe it's anywhere from 40 to 60,000.
38:49
But I guess in the down under, the way down under a kilo of
38:54
Yejo right of the great White sells for $240,000 US per kilo.
39:03
That's from pricey blow right there, George.
39:05
Huh. What is it?
39:08
That's an expensive habit. No kidding.
39:10
You must. Be making a lot of money over.
39:12
There in Australia, I don't know how much is that a kilo 240?
39:16
K per kilo. Wow.
39:20
That's crazy. When you think about it, 4 kilos
39:23
is $1,000,000. That's unbelievable.
39:27
They're they're almost getting nine times the price per kilo as
39:32
the US. Wait, wait, give me the price of
39:33
that kilo. Again, I'm going to do something
39:34
right now, $240,000. 40,000. Divided by 1000 grams in a kilo,
39:41
that's $240 a gram. It's crazy.
39:46
And that and let's. Face it, it might be more per
39:48
gram. I'm given the kilo price listen.
39:51
Let's get into the. Details of this, this is pretty
39:53
nuts. So I guess this thing that they
39:54
called it Operation Orion, it all got triggered by they'd
39:58
taken down one of these narco Subs and I don't know if you see
40:01
these Subs the narcs are making, they kind of float almost
40:04
underwater most of it, but they're just flat to the water,
40:07
which is pretty interesting how they operate and they've gotten
40:09
very good at making these Subs. They found a map.
40:12
And the map showed that this route from Columbia to Australia
40:17
was using was being used regularly.
40:19
Now, this bust ran from October one to November 14th.
40:23
So it was more than one bust how they got this this 225 metric
40:27
tons. But so when what they said was
40:32
this the first time that narco Subs were found sailing to
40:35
Oceana, which is what they call Australia, you know, New
40:39
Zealand, the down under. But I guess they've what they're
40:43
saying these traffickers have added fuel capacity of these
40:46
narco Subs, which means they don't have to pull into port to
40:49
refuel. Now this is crazy.
40:51
And of course, that distance from shore to shore is 4000
40:56
miles from Columbia to Australia.
41:01
Yeah, and I guess they caught they.
41:01
Caught they, They also recovered 1000 metric tons of marijuana,
41:06
arrested 400 people. They also uncovered lots of
41:09
illegal weapons. I don't know if they're going to
41:11
sell weapons in Canada. Of course, you know what the gun
41:12
laws are really restrictive there Wouldn't be surprised if
41:15
they got a few extra guns they were selling to the people they
41:17
were selling to. But crazy stuff man, these
41:20
weapon shipments and all, but this is a big bust.
41:22
Big bust. But I, I got another interesting
41:24
one for you. This is Australia.
41:26
Right, we're talking about yeah, that's Australia.
41:28
Yeah, you're not allowed. To have really guns over.
41:30
There so well, I think you're allowed.
41:32
A hunting gun, but that's it no pistols, no no semi automatic.
41:36
They're bolt guns or shotguns and that's, I mean, they're
41:38
great with the boomerangs and. And slingshots they probably,
41:41
yeah, but for the. At lateral.
41:43
Easy. You do?
41:44
Yeah. Here's a little bit.
41:45
Wait, wait, wait. I got something really
41:46
interesting here. Man, this is tricky.
41:48
Wait, wait. You know, wait.
41:50
Before you go to that, I have a question.
41:51
On the sub thing I know what what gets me is these cartels
41:55
have billions and billions of dollars right?
41:58
Why don't you just build a somewhat real sub?
42:01
Because these Subs they build, they have to.
42:03
They can't go completely in the water.
42:04
They have to have exhaust on time.
42:05
No idea, no idea. Why they don't, no idea why,
42:08
they're just buy Subs from some countries who want to sell to
42:10
them, but I have no idea. But let me get to this next
42:12
thing, because this is crazy. Everybody smugglers looking for
42:14
a new trick. They're always looking for a new
42:16
tricky idea. Well, I guess in a recent bust,
42:20
and then, you know, most of the MDAMDMA, which is ecstasy comes
42:24
out of Holland. Everybody knows that the Dutch
42:27
are known for it. They produce it there.
42:29
I guess they've been making gnomes like garden gnomes.
42:34
They look like they're a garden gnome, but they're actually made
42:36
out of MDMA. So I guess they found this
42:42
garden. Gnome that if we weren't on
42:43
radio I'd show a picture had 4 1/2 lbs of pure MDMA crunched
42:48
together and then covered with a coating to make it look like a
42:51
garden gnome. That's so if you haven't gnome
42:58
in front of your house. Just be careful.
43:00
Could be an MDMA in it, you never know.
43:02
Don't bring any bombs back from Holland in your luggage.
43:05
Because you might get busted, you know, listen, these, these
43:07
drug. Cartels and all these drug
43:09
traffickers, they're sneaky. I mean, what they're doing with
43:12
the cocaine, they like, they put in liquid form and then they
43:14
extract it. They can mix it with gas, all
43:17
kinds of crazy stuff. I mean, these guys are chemists.
43:19
You. Got to give them credit, but you
43:20
don't give them credit. I watch the show.
43:24
It's it's about when. It's about TSA like all over the
43:28
world. And when you watch like
43:30
Australia and, and what's it called, New Zealand?
43:34
No, they're, they're on top of the game over there.
43:36
Like every shipment that comes in goes through their
43:39
inspections. Not like here where some go and
43:41
some don't. Well, they probably don't have
43:43
as many goods. Coming through the porch, it's
43:44
different here. But listen, I got to talk about
43:47
this. I don't know if you've seen
43:48
what's going on with XRP. It's exploding in price in the
43:52
last 24 hours. Now, if you know XRP, the Ripple
43:55
crypto coin, you know it's an all coin.
43:57
It's gone up 20% in 24 hours, George.
44:01
And a lot of people are talking that they're going to, you know,
44:04
once it passes 2 bucks, they think the next stop is 8 or 10
44:07
bucks. It's a dollar in change.
44:09
I think right now, $1.70. But wow, this is crazy.
44:12
A lot of people are saying because of all the contracts and
44:15
the fact that they're settling the SEC lawsuit.
44:17
What do you think, George? XRP?
44:19
Is it the next giant one? Is it the next Bitcoin
44:22
explosion? It's going to be, I think it's
44:27
going to be the next explosion. Will it hit Bitcoin numbers?
44:29
No, I don't think so, but it'll hit high numbers, maybe a
44:34
quarter or half of it, hopefully.
44:36
Remember, Bitcoin came out at. A penny, George.
44:38
It started at a penny. Yeah, I know.
44:42
I know. Should have got some.
44:44
Yeah, everybody, we all. I could have bought it at 9
44:47
bucks. I remember seeing it at 9 to
44:48
$12.00 and thinking why would he buy?
44:50
Did he buy that? It's useless.
44:51
What are you going to do with that?
44:53
Unless you're going to buy narcotics or guns on the dark
44:55
web. That was like the introduction.
44:58
Of, of coins, you know, nobody knew, you know nothing really
45:01
much about it, but I mean, XRP. So the Ripple, you know, all
45:05
those, those, those DOJ court case and all that, it's all
45:11
being settled, the SECFCC and they.
45:15
Had a lot of. Contracts or a lot of countries
45:16
that are on hold 3300. Contracts that were kept under
45:20
NDA that were actually in that lawsuit.
45:22
So those contracts by the lawsuit could not really be
45:25
announced. Now they ended up in some
45:26
foreign press, but XRP couldn't announce them because that would
45:30
have made them more liable based on the claims of the FCC.
45:33
Looks like there's some early stuff.
45:34
Also, they're talking about ETFs, exchange traded funds.
45:37
They think there's going to be Ripple exchange traded funds and
45:39
it's exactly as the name implies, funds that trade on
45:41
exchanges, generally trapping a specific index or a combination
45:45
of crypto coins. But this is heavy stuff here
45:48
man. A lot of people are talking
45:49
about some crazy target prices. The one I see most commonly is
45:53
like 3000 to 10,000 a coin. And CEO, Brad?
45:59
Garlinghouse is potentially the next.
46:01
Cryptos are here for the United States if that happens.
46:05
Man, I think the Sky's the limit on this coin.
46:07
Well, I mean since. The night that Trump won,
46:09
cryptos have been going, you know, a lot of cryptos have been
46:12
going up and they're going to continue to go up because it's
46:16
going to be the way of the future.
46:17
And what Trump is, has been saying about, you know, going
46:21
into Bitcoin for the country and, and, you know, it's evident
46:24
that eventually it's going to go to digital currency.
46:27
Yeah. So we got to cover this next.
46:30
Story because this one's going to be true to your heart,
46:31
George. Italian Village is offering
46:34
homes for a dollar for any American that wants to move
46:37
there. That's on the island of Sardinia
46:40
and it's called Ola Lay. And they are looking for
46:43
disgruntled or unhappy Americans that are ready to make a big
46:45
move and they'll sell you a house for a buck.
46:47
What do you think, brother? I think that's awesome.
46:49
There's a little stipulation. I just let everybody know that
46:53
you're buying it. You have to put 5000, I forget
46:57
what they call it. It'd be like just say 5000 town
47:03
fees or something like that. But you also have to within like
47:05
two months, start renovating and you have to spend at least like
47:08
2025 thousand. But listen, I'm good with all
47:12
that and I'm moving to Italy. I think the only thing I need to
47:16
find out, there's only one stipulation I have to find out,
47:18
is there good Internet? I need to have good Internet in
47:21
order to run the show and everything exactly otherwise.
47:24
I mean how? Starlink at this price.
47:26
You can afford to get the best starlink known to man right?
47:29
I don't starlink give. Me to upload speech I don't know
47:32
but you know it's I don't know either it's crazy in.
47:34
My in my world. Everybody that I'm definitely
47:36
moving out of New Jersey probably next by next year.
47:39
But one of the things I have to wherever I go, I have to make
47:42
sure that has good Internet like we're talking like fiber optic
47:44
Internet. I need 1 gig upload.
47:47
Well, they say one of their big pitches.
47:48
Is they want to get free temporary housing to certain
47:51
digital nomads, they're looking for digital nomads, which is
47:54
pretty interesting, right Viva? La Italy.
47:59
Exactly, they say. And they said they're going to
48:00
fast track the applications for these houses.
48:03
So for a dollar five, you can buy yourself a house in in
48:07
Italy. But of course, let's face it.
48:09
No, it knows if you want one that's ready to go.
48:10
If you're not handy like George, you can spend 105,000 and get a
48:13
move in ready house or you can have George come in, help you
48:17
with the house and that way he can live there and share the
48:18
house with you. So share the ownership, huh?
48:23
The question for a dollar. George.
48:24
For a dollar five, George doesn't need anybody to live.
48:27
Here is the big MIG talk. Radio question that needs to be
48:30
answered. I'm going to let the guest
48:31
answer it. Yeah.
48:32
George Mountain myself is single.
48:35
I'm a good looking guy. I'm just single.
48:38
Do I bring a girl with me or I see what my options are over
48:41
there? I see.
48:42
Leave your options. I.
48:43
Say go for option B, not A don't take, don't take.
48:47
You never take. You never take food to the
48:49
buffet, George. Don't take sand to the beach,
48:51
right? Exactly.
48:54
No doubt about it. All right.
48:55
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49:31
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49:33
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49:35
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