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The Angry Episode · Eye Opener Society

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  Hi, everyone, and welcome back. And thank you for joining us again here on EyeOpener Society.
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  It means a lot. It means the world for everybody that jumps on here,
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  whether it be for the first time or whether you're a longtime listener.
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  It's much appreciated, and I certainly do appreciate everybody that listens. It really helps us out.
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  And we take the stand here at EyeOpener Society that we simply don't do any
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  advertising or anything like that. We don't monetize.
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  Uh, we do it just strictly for the fun of it.
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  Uh, now this year episode is going to be a little bit more different than what I've been used to.
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  I know I made a promise a while back that try to be more positive, which I'm going to be.
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  However, this is going to be the angry episode because there's certain things
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  that are really drawing energy away from good people.
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  Uh, whether it be me, whether it be Jennifer Miller, or you, the listener.
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  I know a lot of people are going to kind of relate to this, and it's going to
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  be a little bit of a more powerful episode because, you know,
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  we don't hold back on this show.
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  So myself and Jennifer, we're both going to kind of get into this a little bit.
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  So introducing to you again, Jennifer Miller.
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  Jennifer, always great to have you on my side. Hi.
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  We, yeah, we, yeah, we spoke again. Again, we always spoke, you know,
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  we always speak in detail off, you know, the podcast.
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  And a lot of our conversations spark a lot of interest in what I would like
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  to put on eye-opener society.
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  And your intuition level was up a lot. And you just out of the blue asked me if I was okay.
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  And I was like cowering in a corner somewhere, you know, just trying to shut
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  the world out because, and it wasn't like a cry for help, but it's just.
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  I'm feeling, I think many people are feeling it doesn't matter what you do,
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  no matter how much you play by the rules or, you know, there's someone out to get you.
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  There's someone with their hands in your pockets. A lot of this has to do with financial stuff.
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  A lot has to do with the government, you know, being the biggest mafia that there is.
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  And so I think Jennifer, you picked up on
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  it and you hit some points about this how you know
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  spiritual people are being hit the hardest on
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  this because it just doesn't seem like there's any exit to it well yeah
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  because like you like i said like the negativity in the air like you
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  walk somewhere it's not easy to talk to
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  somebody it's not um you know like it used
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  to be like i remember pre-2020 you know
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  you could be in the grocery store and just bump into someone like
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  oh hey giggle about it and say you know
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  have a good day or you'll talk about something because you're
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  like little kids running around and it was
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  just easier now you bump into someone i'm about
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  half scared they're gonna like freak out panic
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  and start hitting me with their cart or you know
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  it'd be like some type of bad sitcom that you saw in the
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  90s where people were kind of acting aggressive but it wasn't the same it just
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  you can feel it in the air it's like you could cut it with a knife like the
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  tension the resentment anger and And it's affecting a lot of people, just everyday people.
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  Yeah, it's hard. I struggled last few years to clean up all my debt and I took care of it.
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  And you're sitting here saying, oh, what a good citizen I am.
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  And I'm doing the right thing and I got everything cleaned up.
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  And then within a month, through no fault of your own, it's not like I'm going
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  out and buying fancy cars or anything.
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  So much hits you so much that you find yourself automatically
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  in debt by like almost thirty thousand dollars
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  or within a month and thirty
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  thousand dollars now right now doesn't seem like
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  a whole lot of money comparatively from years
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  before but that's a shitload of money
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  that is coming out of my
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  pocket and a lot of it isn't even so much expenditures
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  it's just things i had to get necessity yeah necessities and then the rest of
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  it is fucking taxes i sat down and i did my taxes and as most people know i
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  work you know two jobs i have one small part-time job i barely pick up any hours
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  but i just do it every now and then you know just supplement my income
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  when i plug those numbers in it threw my federal taxes over and if people you
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  know i yeah you talk to tax people say well if you have a second job that's
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  the one you set at the highest tax rate And let that take all the taxes And
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  I'm like well what fucking sense does that make If I'm working to make more money for myself,
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  Why am I setting it up To give the government more money,
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  i know i'm sitting here waiting for you to make it make sense right now and it doesn't it does.
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  Like go and then you're telling me this and i'm like oh wait there is no there
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  there isn't i don't see the benefit in it at all i mean like i would say your
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  time's more precious than that second job and the money if that makes sense
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  and uh yeah they shouldn't be taking all of that out.
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  Yeah especially for the second job i mean well that's
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  only a small part of it because then i'm doing the rest of
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  the stuff that i had to you know i withdrew from
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  my previous job from the 401k this way
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  i could set up because i don't trust the government to set up my money
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  for my future forget it i want to set it up for my future
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  so once you pull it out you know they'll
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  take out the federal taxes but they don't take out the local taxes or the
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  state taxes so now i got to pay against that and
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  that's a fuck ton of money you know yeah
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  it does add up yeah a lot it
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  really really ends up being a lot of
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  money and it's one of those things now if
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  you don't pay it hey you go to jail or we
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  garnish your wages whatever the case may be this is
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  exactly like the mafia you know but we
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  sat and we spoke about this and this is
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  something that we're basically saying fuck
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  you as a human being you know yeah you're right
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  in your life yeah they control
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  have a right to keep your money you don't have a right to you
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  know do this or that yeah i mean right so
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  they're allowing us to have things not actually like us
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  actually essentially owning or you know what i mean exactly
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  yeah we own nothing own nothing
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  you could buy a car pay taxes on it you move
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  to a different state yeah with tax money you move
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  to another state and usually the first thing they want to do is when.
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  You go to register the car they want you to pay taxes on the car that you've.
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  Already paid even if you paid it off now you got taxes on it yeah it's listen
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  most people understand this and most people are angry about it but the question
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  is why in the fuck do we as human beings accept this social contract.
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  We live by a set of rules that just, it's kind of like ingrained into us.
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  You behave, you follow the cookie cutter in life.
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  And, you know, if you don't, you're seen as crazy, you know, definitely crazy.
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  That's the best way I can put it. People see you that way. If you don't think
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  in a certain box, it's kind of hard.
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  It's kind of hard to live like that.
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  Stressful it is it takes a lot out of us and again
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  and i always say and i will keep saying it we are the
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  dumbest species on this you know planet yeah we
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  don't deserve to go on now i agree with
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  that the more i sit and i look at it i say because we just
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  accept all of this we accept it and then
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  we'll sit and we'll talk about it oh this shouldn't be this shouldn't.
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  Be this shouldn't be and then some new wave of
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  government comes in and saying okay we're going to take care of
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  all this we're going to stop it and then everybody's
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  against that where does it end where where
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  does the solution come from that's my
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  problem is i i don't know
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  i mean that's why i like living out in the middle of.
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  Nowhere in the sticks because like mother nature is
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  not this complicated you know you look at me sideways i'm
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  gonna eat you basically you know it's it's
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  not so complicated just to live
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  but the the man-made rules make it
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  that way and honestly like you as
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  your person you have your essence you have your spirituality and that can
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  like drain on that like that can pull it down because you know
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  once you start getting in that death spiral of like
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  hopelessness you know what i mean you just
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  start seeing everything else in your life going wrong like
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  i've been there and things have like sometimes
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  just come down all at once you know you have all
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  these bills you have family members that might
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  be sick you have friends that might have problems and be sick or
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  you know you might not be able to pay the bill and
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  so you're worrying about that so i mean you
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  have all this stuff just pulling at you and sometimes your spirituality and
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  your essence and like your ability to say no to something or to not really care
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  goes low on that totem pole just low you it's not it's on the back burner afterthought
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  like oh well i'll deal with it later I gotta sleep.
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  I'll deal with it later You know, I gotta go to work I'll deal with it later.
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  It's tolling It's,
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  It certainly is. And I think. Sorry, I'm ranting. No, I mean,
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  that's what this whole episode really is.
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  But it shouldn't just be ranting. It should be actual solutions.
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  Because like I said, we are not political. And I don't speak political.
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  So I'm not going to make a political issue out of this.
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  But when we look and when we sit, again, as human beings in our own homes,
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  we're so free to speak where we say, oh, this is wrong. We shouldn't be paying
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  all these taxes. We shouldn't be doing this.
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  We shouldn't be doing that. And like I said, then if we get somebody in the
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  government that says, we're going to take this fucking government apart and
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  we're going to shrink it down to make it more manageable, to hopefully make life easier,
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  then everybody all of a sudden has a problem with that.
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  You either are for or against a cause. You can't have it both ways.
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  You can't say, well, I don't like a person.
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  You know, I see the entire government.
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  I see, you know, I don't care who the politician is. I see flaws in all of them,
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  but I said, what do we want? Do we want more government?
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  Do we want more taken from us?
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  Do we want more freedoms taken from us or not? Again, I.
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  And the hardest thing, regardless of the political party, the problem is we're too damn separated.
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  We're on one side of the color or the other color.
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  And I'll tell you what, whoever's in charge has to satisfy both, not just one half.
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  We need to all come together and understand, okay, this is the way we're going to try things.
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  We, the people, are the government.
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  And we can make changes ourselves. and we need to start doing something.
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  But the damn thing is, we're too damn fat and lazy. We're too damn stupid.
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  And we allow everything to happen. We're divided right now, if you haven't noticed.
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  I mean, like, I don't like talking politics, but we are divided.
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  It's like men versus women. If you got online, you see these guys blaming women.
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  You see these women blaming guys.
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  And no one really wants to work with each other. They just keep wanting to put
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  each other down So they're, like, more superior, I've noticed.
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  And I don't think anyone is. Like, get off your high horse. We both need each other. Shut the fuck up.
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  Excuse my French. And, like, let's work together. Let's get some shit going
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  in a common sense kind of way.
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  You see that a lot. You see people, you know, having a lot of struggles,
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  too. I mean, so, and some people think that, you know, like the hardship Olympics,
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  you know, they got to be the hardship Olympics.
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  It's just, there's a lot of division. I mean, that's why people aren't rising
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  up to like, say like, no, like you work for us.
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  Like you, you're the government, you work for us, the people,
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  not the other way around. But I feel like that's been lost.
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  Essentially like we don't fight Like with how we want things Like we don't and
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  we don't do it if we do We don't do it in a debate style We do it in an aggressive you know,
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  extremist kind of way and it's and
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  i think it's all by design i think it's oh
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  yeah you know it's it's a way to say
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  hey we don't want the people to rise up you know so they put this whole thing
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  you know this grand division right through the media that fuels it and we get
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  to this point and i think a lot of us are getting more pissed off because some
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  of us might be realizing that
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  you know and they said well we're too far deep now and we just got to keep going
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  along with this and it's not right i you know i said what i want to do much
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  like you living out in the sticks i told you the other night all i want to do
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  is go out to a forest dig a deep enough hole you know,
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  set it up so i can live on the ground and just completely shut myself off from society.
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  Sorry as soon as you said stick a hole in the ground like i was like oh like a hobbit I'm sorry.
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  That's exactly where my mind went. It's fine. I would much rather live like a hobbit at this point.
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  I don't want to live on society's norms, like with money and all this.
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  I just want to live. Like barter. I would say barter systems still.
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  Right. Yes. Simpler. Much simpler. Yeah.
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  Yeah. You know, and or just the act of giving when there is nothing to give.
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  I it's a simpler life but it
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  doesn't it's so easy to achieve if every single person less I would say maybe
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  13 percent of the population is just too evil to understand but I think the
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  rest would be on board with it you know sorry I had to laugh that you're like
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  maybe 13 percent evil you know.
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  But yeah, I could see that. Yeah, I do.
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  We also spoke about, too, just, again, just how disgusting we are as human beings. It's like,
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  We were disposable unless we have something to give, you know?
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  Oh, this is why are we paying to be sick? Why are we paying for accidents that just happen?
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  You know, whether it be a natural accident or, you know, oops,
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  I messed up kind of accident.
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  Again, insurance companies, you know, would pay them so that in the end,
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  if something happens, they pay out.
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  Then they don't. So why the
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  fuck did I give you all this money For the entire year And
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  you're not going to pay out Oh like California backing out Yes That is disgusting
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  Yeah That really is disgusting I don't even know what else to say But that makes
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  us shitty humans Yeah right there Letting people go without shelter An actual home.
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  That's disgusting that's that's real
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  bad behavior and just yeah food shelter
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  clothing why do we pay for it why are
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  we the only species that are paying for it and then like i said even just getting
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  sick you know a simple thing that happened why then we looked at you know as
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  you know like we're doing something wrong and then everybody's got their hands
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  in your pockets and then as soon as you run out of that jingle jingle,
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  you pushed it aside medically.
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  I'm not going to call you out or force you to talk about this,
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  but it bothers me that you were in a situation like this and through absolutely
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  zero fault of your own, you get sick.
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  And what do you get out of it? What help do you actually get from it?
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  Because speaking about what you had, I mentioned, I said, we got advertising
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  in your face every time you click a link, it's another erection pill.
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  Oh, because it generates money. But what about cancer?
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  Where's the medicines? Where's the help for that? Where's the advertising for
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  that? And there you're looking at the two sides.
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  Because the dick pills are bringing in money and so is a cancer patient.
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  A cured cancer patient is not going to bring in any money.
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  Right. It's not. I, you know...
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  As someone who's gone through it, I mean, it's traumatic to know that your life
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  just means the dollar sign.
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  Like, fuck you, you know, if you can't pay for this, you can't live, you know.
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  I mean, I went into debt. Like, I don't even know. I have debt.
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  But I actually need to figure out how much. Because there's a good bunch.
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  I still keep getting tax bills from, like, 2017.
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  I mean, oh, yeah, I was, you know, getting chemo.
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  I wasn't going over to go pay the the local tax collector um you know I really
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  don't know how I got out of it like It was a really dark time.
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  I really didn't act in a way that was at all good and uh To me,
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  it's even a mystery I have no clue I have no clue.
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  I mean my kids I mean the fact that you know had to get up every day,
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  you know get one of them off to school or if i was pregnant like getting
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  it because because i got pregnant right after i had cancer i
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  mean very shortly like in a non you know i should have waited kind of way um
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  so i mean it just it gave me something you know like a schedule just to like
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  work myself out of like maybe a funk of depression financially though i'm definitely
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  not out of that hole like not at,
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  And yet, people choose to go to school, choose to go to colleges,
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  choose to fill out all the forms to get the money, and then they're forgiven
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  to not pay back that money.
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  But then you have people that went through cancer, and you got all these medical bills.
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  On top of money? Yeah, no one's sitting there saying, hey, we'll pay for that.
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  Yeah, because I did, I graduated like two days before I found out I had cancer.
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  So, I mean, I didn't go to the graduation because I wasn't feeling good.
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  And it took a long time. And then by the time I actually like was able to go,
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  I just decided it's a whole mess.
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  It's hard to find a job around here in that degree.
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  So, yeah, it's really hard. Yeah.
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  And I get that. And there's the other problem. Like we can't find jobs.
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  We can't make affordable wages.
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  Like I said, you work two jobs. It does shit. It does shit. It barely keeps a roof over your head.
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  You're taxed to death. So if you go out and get a third job,
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  you're going to be taxed even more.
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  Where does it end? When would you have time to sleep,
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  That's dangerous too If you're not
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  sleeping You're going to end up Probably causing
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  more damage of some sort Someone will come around
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  and want to sue you Three jobs You're
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  going to need There's no work-life balance
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  At all There really isn't You have to make sacrifices like am I gonna like just
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  uh wear ratty holy clothes so I can have some food or am I going to buy some
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  clothes and I can't eat or am I gonna have electricity and no food you know,
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  just kind of yeah making your decisions based upon right we were living I did
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  not want this like I said to be a negative show but I know and I know the audience
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  out there there's at least All of you are going through some sort of issue That you know.
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  Relates to all of this. And there's no easy fix at this point because we allowed
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  it to happen for way too long.
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  We constantly let the system slip up and then everybody's out there battling
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  when the system's trying to get fixed in probably a very aggressive way.
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  But again, that's us. We allowed it to happen and we need to figure out how to pull ourselves out.
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  I don't mind banding together with like-minded people and helping each other out.
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  You give what you can and you get back what you can, but that's only going to last for so long.
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  So if everybody wants to go out to the forest with me, bring some shovels,
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  we'll dig a nice deep hole in the ground. We'll all live there.
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  That's what I would like. My life has been turned upside down the last you know
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  three months i keep talking about it i don't want to harp on it all the time,
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  but it's it's a lot though it's a lot it's a lot and it doesn't and like i said it's,
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  i'm doing the right thing you are you're in the right direction yeah and it's
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  not so much hurdles these are things that shouldn't even be in the way you know
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  the cost of it yeah you know the the taxes,
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  hands in your pocket, saying, oh, look, this person is doing better.
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  Let's go ahead and go there and grab something from them.
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  Take away something that they need to achieve.
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  And that's what's going on. I think that's what's going on with a lot of us.
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  And at some point, it's got to stop. At some point, we have to talk about it.
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  We have to release that energy.
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  Yeah. I mean, yeah. I mean, the thing is that once you release it,
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  you still have to go back out into public and you start collecting more and more energy.
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  I mean, the more I go out in public, sometimes I come back and it's like been a good experience.
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  Sometimes I come back home and it's just been, I need to stay away from people
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  for like at least three days because it was just,
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  That it was not good energy It was a bad experience Very stressful.
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  And sometimes you don't have the option to do that So yeah, even if you get
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  the energy out It's still going to be there So yeah, getting out and talking
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  about it is the way to go I mean, we have to,
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  A lot of people know they're not alone No,
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  you're fine I mean, people do need to get a platform Most people do.
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  But I think a lot of people, again, and I spoke about it, I don't want to repeat
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  myself from other podcasts, but
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  there's a lot of people that are just complaining about the wrong things.
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  And I think we need to complain about things that affect everybody,
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  not just what's affecting you or the way you want something to be.
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  Because we've spoken about that too, especially with religions and everything
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  else where it's either my way or no way.
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  You know, we need to do more where it's a collective for everybody.
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  Right. And I think if people are able to have that and just be able to be themselves
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  and, like, have the essence of themselves, I think people would honestly,
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  things would start clearing up negative-wise.
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  So, like, yeah, I don't think that, you know, it should...
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  You know religion should be for yourself spirituality should
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  be for yourself you should not be pushing it out on others like it
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  is for yourself to bring you peace right it's to make yourself feel at ease
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  to be at peace to be happy to have you know that relationship with your spirituality
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  religion or you know whatever you know that is for yourself like Like, I just.
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  Yeah, it's for you. And it should not be forced out. And even with this show,
• 24:27
  I mean, we are kind of more of a spiritual, metaphysical kind of show.
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  But I always make the disclaimer. We don't push it down anybody's, you know, throats.
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  You come here and you join us if you wish to.
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  I don't go out there and tell you, you have to listen to us.
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  And this is the way and the only way.
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  I don't want to operate like that. I push what I believe, and I give you that
• 24:50
  option to take it and do what you want with it.
• 24:53
  And like I say, if it's not your thing, I don't bolt you for not wanting to listen to the show.
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  Right, but then you have that social contract, right, where people are supposed
• 25:05
  to be civil and respectful of that, right?
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  I have noticed that steep it's gone
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  low on the totem pole like tolerance no no
• 25:14
  being civil no like everybody is very
• 25:17
  extremist it seems um and it also
• 25:19
  makes me kind of scared to like speak my mind about it
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  because i'm like man i'm gonna have to deal with someone
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  trying to jump down my throat i might have to
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  you know like say rude things to
• 25:31
  get a point across and it's just like I it's icky
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  I don't I don't want to go there but I'm
• 25:37
  not also going to let somebody talk to me and disrespect me or um be condescending
• 25:43
  because I mean I still have some self-respect for myself I mean self-esteem
• 25:50
  might be low but I have some self-respect you know enough to be like yeah no.
• 25:55
  Just, we don't get along. We don't agree. That's okay. But it does seem,
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  that's where I'm saying, like you feel that aggression and tension when you
• 26:04
  walk right out in the atmosphere with people.
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  Like you're scared to talk to them about anything because of the way things
• 26:10
  are going right now with everything, you know?
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  Whatever side you're on or not on or don't agree with, you know?
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  It's all equally bad. And that's what
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  I think the point is we're just trying to make and
• 26:25
  I hope people can pull out of this I wish the
• 26:28
  best for everyone I wish everybody can be in a good situation and
• 26:32
  technically as humans we should be but we
• 26:34
  just don't allow that we're always looking at harming somebody
• 26:38
  or doing bad or just making somebody else's life difficult
• 26:42
  and that it should not be but I thank
• 26:44
  you for joining in and tuning in and I hope you
• 26:47
  have your thoughts your ideas on all this maybe you have a
• 26:50
  fix maybe you have the cure all release it
• 26:53
  to the world get a platform and get it out there
• 26:56
  and if you don't feel like you have the end-all be-all
• 26:59
  answer maybe you have tips tricks hacks or
• 27:02
  whatever it may be share it share it with everyone that's
• 27:06
  what we're here for as human beings um this episode
• 27:09
  definitely like i said i know has been a little bit more intense than
• 27:12
  most but we'll go back to our normal selves maybe
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  because you know you never know what's going to happen day to day
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  but i thank you jennifer miller for joining me i
• 27:22
  thank the audience for tuning in and joining you guys are the
• 27:25
  best uh eye opener society is always here tune
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  in for elaine's arcane oracle podcast and lun's haunted and waiting sunset child's
• 27:35
  out there podcast we have it all uh you can find us on eyeopener society.podbean.com
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  or any platform including youtube and we will see you on the next episode.