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This fake "queer" couple on TikTok is NOT beating the hostage allegations! · NORMAL GAYS Podcast

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Stockholm Syndrome is not real. It is a real psychiatric
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phenomenon that people use to describe other psychiatric
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diagnosis, not invalidating people's trauma by using the
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correct terminology. In fact, you are invalidating
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that woman who got held captive for six days and her trauma by
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using that term. Tomato.
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Tomato. Who cares?
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Let's address the actual issue here.
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What's going on with y'all? Never talk to the police.
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Their job is to escalate situations or exists what's
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called a resource officer. I just thought it was funny that
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you're you're facing a hostage allegations.
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And you're like, do not talk to the cops.
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Like how convenient for you that your hostage has the same belief
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system of not talking to the cops.
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You're alleged hostage. Hey guys, welcome back to NORMAL
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GAZE. So we take on Insanity.
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I'm Brad Palumbo here with Clarkson Lawson.
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We're going to do a deep dive on Crusty.
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Well, what you should know by now, if you've been watching our
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Just vote. You know I already know I'm out,
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so just vote. I don't know.
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No, that was like a girl in a Jubilee video and she was like
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getting voted out. She's like, just vote.
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I already know I'm out, just vote.
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Anyway, we're going to check in with the hostage.
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OK. Remember.
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Remember who that is? The queer couple that's just a
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dude and a girl. And he really wanted oysters
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because the estrogen or something, I don't know.
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That's what I remember. So for context this is a queer
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TikTok couple. It's a man and a woman, but they
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both claim some some kind of trans, non binary or whatever
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but we don't believe we don't accept their ID.
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Basically it's a straight couple or a bi couple.
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Yeah, who is claiming? I'm sorry.
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Like if you're a bi, if you're, you're still a bi individual,
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but if you're in a heterosexual couple.
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That's not open. That's not a queer couple.
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Unless you're open and you're like, well, then it's not really
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a couple. Then you're.
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Oh, we're not doing that today. No, what I'm saying is it's not
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a queer couple. Even if you are a bisexual
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person, you're in a heterosexual couple heterosexual
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relationship. It is a heterosexual.
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Person anyway, I'm going to insert a clip of our previous
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coverage of them so people if they know that they'll be up to
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speed because then we're going to get to the T we're going to
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react to this TikTok couple that insists they're a queer couple
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and. Daughter.
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Oh brother, this. Guy stinks.
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Tell me what you notice about these individuals.
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One has a vagina and one has a. No spoilers.
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Spoiler alert. It's not a spoiler, you can
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probably see the bulge from a mile away.
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No matter how we twist the language we are still in the
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normative relationship is hilarious because we're using
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very, very straightforward your. Face this, we have.
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We have. Your hair.
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Just because you dye your hair like a 4th of July popsicle does
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not make you queer. Y'all caring about the Marks and
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the bruises and stuff means the world to us, but so many of
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y'all didn't know the basis and the perspective of it.
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We were more so highlighting the fact that people think that BDSM
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is akin to abuse. And there's quite a few of you
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out there. Grow up.
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The concern isn't vanilla with doubling down NAFTA and trying
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to be a white knight of the situation is weird.
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If y'all want Jack's perspective, understand we talk
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about every line before we film it.
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But you can see them very active in all the comment sections and
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when we're live as well. The hostage has bruises.
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Oh my God. This isn't funny anymore.
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This is scary. Oh my God.
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Now look, obviously it's possible that she's into that.
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But when you look at the totality of the.
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Book when you're it doesn't look good it I will just say it
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doesn't look good man you got to let your bitch speak bro like
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you can't just but so. Wait, here's the thing that he
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uses he uses the fact that her TikTok account replies to
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comments and says no, no, it's fine.
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I, I and it's. Like, you know, chained up on
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the side of the bed, like sleeping, probably duct taped
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feet together. And he's on the phone, like
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pretending to be. I got to stop.
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We're going to get sued. OK, so all this right, They've
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now explained the like mysterious bruises and all this
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other things and they're like facing the hostage allegations.
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Yeah, what? Do you think the best way to
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convince people you're not a hostages and.
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I think if I were the girl I would get on my personal TikTok
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and start making tik toks of me speaking.
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That yes, where you actually. Speak, yeah.
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And we know you're not just. I would I would use my mouth.
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Instead. Oh.
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I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make it like that.
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She. I would use my mouth to get out
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of a hostage situation. Why?
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Because they get want to give you back.
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They probably. The minute I started talking,
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yeah. Do you actually think Spencer
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Pratt has a chance at winning? Because there are people who are
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lying to me and they're like, oh, I think Spencer Pratt's
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going to win. And I'm like.
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I mean, listen, I kind of doubt it, but the fact that it's even
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a chance is crazy is such a vibe shift and I think I one I'm not
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unhappy about. But according to our channel
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partners at Cal, she people think there is a 26% chance that
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Spencer Pratt could win then actually be the next mayor of
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And who knows, maybe he'll win and if not, something else
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exciting will be happening soon. Now back to the show.
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Anyway, they decided to go with this tactic to convince
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everybody that she's not a hostage and that nothing weird
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is happening here at all. They made a video about how
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Stockholm Syndrome isn't real. Oh my God.
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All right, let's let's roll. It's like.
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When you see a fat, it was like, it was like, fat is healthy.
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There's nothing wrong with extra calorie.
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It's like. It's like it's not real or if
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it's if it's real, it would be your situation.
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The lady doth protest. Can you define Can you define
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Stockholm syndrome for them? Not for me, I know what it.
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Is well, I actually don't know. Maybe it maybe it's not a real
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thing, but it's colloquially just when you're identify with
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your or your captive, OK, and you feel like, no, wait, we are
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in love. I was getting a confused with
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Munchausen. No, that's different.
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That's Gypsy Rose situation. Yes, yes, but Stockholm syndrome
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is like you get kidnapped and then they you end up thinking
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you're in love with you, the person that kidnapped you and
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that you are in a happy relationship and so you become
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you don't realize you're. Really familiar to my dating
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life. OK, not too much.
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None of them kidnapped you last time I checked.
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No, because I like willingly. Have you ever seen the Trisha?
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Paytas club. I mean, if somebody did kidnap
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me, like. You'd be like, wait, they must.
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They choke me. I actually was thinking the
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other day, it's like when somebody says like they use you
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for your body and it's like, but wait, they use you for your
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body. That means they think I'm Yeah.
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Like that means like, OK, out of all the bodies you use me for
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mine have you? Ever seen the Trisha Paytas clip
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where she just casually mentions Oh yeah I've been kidnapped like
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3 times have? You ever seen a clip of her
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where she was arguing that she's a man?
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Yeah. I've seen all the clips of her.
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Yeah, she's had a lot of lore. I will say this, I don't believe
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in monarchy but if we made her queen I wouldn't be mad about
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it. But just like a ceremonial.
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It depends on what phase of her life she was in I think.
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The current. The current, I think the current
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would be fine. Yeah, yeah.
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Maybe. Not like the crack phase, no.
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Didn't she do crack allegedly? I don't know.
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She said she tried heroin or something out.
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Which was also my favorite thing is how she like.
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I think she's just doing a bit. Totally.
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Yeah. She just blatantly lies.
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She'd be like, this is my first time having a chicken sandwich
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and there's like 10 videos of her having.
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A chicken sandwich. Yeah.
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All right, let's roll the clip. Oh yeah, wait, we're supposed.
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We're not supposed to be talking about.
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Trisha, the hostage. Stockholm syndrome is not real,
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you could have just clicked the search or googled it but don't
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trust the AI search on there because it just pulls up all the
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pseudoscience that comes up. Don't get us wrong, it is a real
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psychiatric phenomenon that people use to describe other
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psychiatric diagnosis, but it's never been recreated in a
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scientific setting which you need to classify it as a real
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diagnosis within say the DSM 5, which it's not.
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What most people are attempting to describe when they talk about
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Stockholm Syndrome would be trauma bonds or even a fond
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response, but trauma bonds are not bonding over shared trauma
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like most people think. Don't take our word for it.
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When this term was coined, it was used to discredit a woman
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who was held captive in a bank for six days and did not want
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the police to escalate the situation because she feared for
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her life, not because she had fallen in love with the person
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who took her hostage. We're not invalidating people's
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trauma by using the correct terminology.
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In fact, you are invalidating that woman who got held captive
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for six days and her trauma by using that term.
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Tomato, tomato, who cares? Let's address the actual issue
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here. What's going on with y'all?
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Well, that's the thing. Why are we arguing over the
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definitions of words clearly, like whether or not Stockholm
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syndrome is in the DSM, it's like, OK, well, is it a trauma
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bond that she has bonded to you on?
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Because that's what we're asking.
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We're asking if she's a captain. We're asking if she's OK.
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OK, that's what's happening. Maybe why don't you just let
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her? Speak.
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She might not be a captive, but we want to know that she is OK.
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And if that's the thing that's so you know me, I'm not against
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a little being pedantic, right? And being like, well.
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Yeah, Brad is actually. That's not the definition I.
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Am that a little? Actually, there is an exception
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to that. But I get that.
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But in this case, and I look this up, it's true that it's not
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a a real diagnosis, but it describes a real psychological
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phenomenon that mental health experts and advocates do know is
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real. It's just not a diagnosed
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disorder. I'm sure there's plenty of other
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behaviors that are not diagnosed as a mental disorder.
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It doesn't mean it's not real, it just means it's not like
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psychiatric disorder that gets treated.
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And then it's officially diagnosed.
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It's it's still a real phenomenon.
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But also, who cares if it's? Again, when people think you're
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holding your girlfriend captive, the worst way to defeat those
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allegations is to have her like, hostage not.
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Actually, the term you use to define captivity isn't real, so
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your point is moot. It's like, imagine if you were
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like, actually I don't have slaves, they're indentured
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servitude. Literally like that's that's
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what it is like the term slavery actually was built to oppress
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this person. So they're really just servants
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that can't leave. Like that's literally, that's
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literally what it is you. Know like actually you can't
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find the term slavery. Actually, that term is very
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problematic. So really I just have them
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chained in a basement, but they're not slaves and they can
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only come out to mop my floors. But they're not slaves because
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that's that's very problematic. Oh my gosh, I really do find
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this couple like actually Erie, and I'm genuinely kind of
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concerned. And they live near Lake Erie.
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No, they don't. I don't know.
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Is Lake Erie near Grand Rapids? Isn't it?
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No. Aren't the?
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Mariners. No.
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Well. It's near than it.
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Is right. Isn't Lake Erie part of the
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Great Lakes? Yes, those are actually quite
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far apart. I don't give a OK, it's you're
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near the great. Lakes.
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Isn't that scary? We should meet.
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Them. No, I don't want to meet them.
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I don't want to end up another non super non Stockholm.
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Brad's going to be in the video like.
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Oh man, we're in the throttle. With new hair.
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But I'm just not allowed to talk.
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Yeah, Oh, we we're wigs. I know we need to bring the
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wigs. We've had a couple complaints
13:07
that we've done Lily Tino videos without without.
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The wigs I know. Well, that's really a betrayal.
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We're. Going to make no money this week
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because we didn't do a Lily. Tino I know become a member to
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support us because we can't be milking Lily Tino every week or
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then it just becomes fan behavior.
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It already is. Too late.
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Too late. So this next video again not
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helping you beat the allegations.
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The video is the other one. Oh the the other video.
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Yes, he made another video explaining why you should never
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talk to the police. Oh, OK, OK.
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Was he looking at her? I don't.
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I don't. He probably plays these videos
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back to her. It's like.
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Listen to this Do not touch the police.
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So crazy. It's like the like the most
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sketchy things you can say in this context.
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This is. All right, let's watch.
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Never talk to the police. Their job is to escalate
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situations. But if you absolutely have to,
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if your life is in danger, your safety, your surroundings, the
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people you care about are in danger, or you need to file a
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paper trail that you will follow up with, you kind of have to.
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But there exists what's called a resource officer who is usually
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associated with your local hospital, who is trained and who
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is a licensed mental health clinician who will likely either
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go on ride alongs with local PD or address situations by
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themselves with official capacity.
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These are people whose literal job is de escalation while cops
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only job is to escalate. Yeah, I don't really believe
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that necessarily is true. Like actually I think a lot of
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cops probably do de escalate a lot of situations.
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That's yeah. The job of a cop is not to
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escalate. The job of a cop is to figure
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out what the is going on. And not to say like obviously
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police not above criticism or reform or anything like that,
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but this is like I just generic, you know, anti police like
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leftist like don't talk. To somebody actually is robbing
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my house. Do you have a resource officer
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available? Also like is that a resource
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officer still a cop? I don't know.
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If they're referring to like. I mean an.
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Officer. Yeah, I I doubt that.
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I don't know. This is just stupid.
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But I just thought it was funny that you're you're facing a
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hostage allegations. And you're like, do not talk to
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the cops. Like how convenient for you that
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your hostage has the same belief system of not talking to the
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cops, your alleged hostage. Also it's like if you call the
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cops they'll escalate. They'll escalate.
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It's like, actually you might. It seems like you might be the
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one that likes. To escalate.
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It's this, yeah. And also like escalated
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situations with cops, it's more likely they're going to happen
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if you have that belief system where you think all cops are
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trying to escalate the situation because then you're starting at
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adversary, like in an adversarial way.
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So I don't I don't think that this logic checks out very much.
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It doesn't, and then I do. I did pull one more video from
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this person. Let's see.
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Oh, I love how it's just singular now, like we're just
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the hostage. It's like one more video, one
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more video from this person. It's just the count.
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Yeah. I mean slave slaves are.
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Not standing directly next to each.
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Other always doing that. Do we think she might be like a
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very lifelike ventriloquist, though?
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She's like, she's like, right there.
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I mean she does have like hair that reminds me of it.
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OK, but. I'll think he says the the main
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guy in it says they have an OF. What they?
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I know that he says they have an OF and that Jax participates but
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doesn't show their bits. See Ventriloquist doll.
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Maybe Jax bleed twice if you're real.
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Yeah, I don't. I don't know.
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I just think it's funny. Yeah.
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Slaves didn't have rights, so neither does Jax.
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This is. Concerning.
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He's just so deadpan and this? Is all a legend by the way, you
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know. What we should do?
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We should make a like a skip video like where we're like set
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up like that. And we talk instead.
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Oh my gosh, that's a genius. Yeah, that's a really good guy.
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Anyway, do a green screen. And then like when he talks,
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then we talk next to him. Wait where?
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He's like, he's like, don't talk to cops.
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And then we're standing next. Wait.
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What? Wait.
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Can we just talk about the fact it's weird to me that you
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haven't made a TikTok about these people?
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I know because. They're like TikTok infamous.
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Can you send? You got to send me at Oh my God.
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Just send me their at. I know.
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A pair I I want them to like make a video responding to us or
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something. Maybe if I make a video on
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TikTok, they might, yeah. Yeah.
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Because, you know, I. Just do not send Clarkson Lawson
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to my page. Yeah, I've got the the cloud.
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When we get a sound board, eventually we need to put that
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on the. I have a sound board.
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We just have to. We already have enough tech
17:55
issues. Oh my God.
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Time blindness, ADHDADADA, whatever.
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All right, this last video, he just addresses a bunch of
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allegations against him, I guess.
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I don't know. Let's watch.
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Because apparently, yeah. And that's about time he was
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talking about definitions of words, and we were waiting for
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you to address this. Shocker, he has allegations.
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Not that you know. Oh, not with the girl.
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These are new allegations. Yeah.
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Like, oh, because one of our members slept with him.
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Correct. Yeah, yeah.
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Which bro? I'm sorry, that's the biggest
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Li. Mean I have no room to talk.
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You've never done anything that bad.
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Well. We'll just, we'll just play the
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video. All I heard was.
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Gag. Not the producer gagging when I
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put it on full screen. No, I do not have a 10 year old
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bastard son that I do not take care of.
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No, me and Jax did not start dating when they were 17.
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Thanks for clearing up these allegations.
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You know, I didn't think that was the case, but now that
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you've brought it up, I, I, I believe you're lying.
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I don't I, I, I feel, you know, I think that probably the.
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This Yeah, they probably met when she was 18 in a day.
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I don't know. I don't know.
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I mean, that's probably not true, but I.
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Don't have no reason to believe these allegations but it's just
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like crazy when you just open up video like.
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I just feel like that these types of performative males are
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all, they always have some freaky skeletons in their
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closet. So I I don't know.
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Don't you mean performative? Non binaries, non.
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Binaries. Yeah, I guess he is really
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giving non binary in this like what it what, what's the brand
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bra of that? I don't think that close, I
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mean, but it just run the food. Tommy Hilfiger.
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Tommy Hilfiger. Oh, I actually know.
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I dated Tommy Hilfiger's cousin in middle school.
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Hi, Colin. Hope you're doing good.
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She's married now. Oh, I thought it was a boy.
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And I was like, wait, what? I think I could fill that bra
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better than him. I Yeah.
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OK, let's watch the video. We've known each other for four
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years. They're about to turn 26, and
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even though I failed math consistently, even I know that
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that doesn't add up. 26 -. 4 is 22.
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Stockholm syndrome isn't real. You're just a misogynist.
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They're the thumb. Well, nothing's being forced
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over here except for my tits into this sports bra that's
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about a size too small for me. And y'all really just got to
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stop believing everything you see on the Internet, especially
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when people tell you what to feel about then what you
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believe. You're being manipulated, huh?
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Again, like we always say, you can just.
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Not be. Manipulated a lot easier just to
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go I hate those people then to go I hate them through whatever
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else. Stop that.
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Get some help. I hate those people.
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I don't. I hate one of those.
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People I dislike them I I. I yeah, I don't hate.
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It's too strong a word. I have criminal concerns about
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these people. I actually like if I'm being
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dead ass, I don't think that it's actually like a hostage
21:22
situation. That's just kind of like.
21:24
That's like I would say, I would say 90% I.
21:27
Think it's just probably like a traumatized girl who latched
21:30
onto an abusive guy and he's very controlling and it's just
21:33
one of those situations where he goes after very vulnerable young
21:39
people or just vulnerable people in general and he's just seems
21:43
like a pretty. I'm, I'm not going to say that I
21:47
think it's actually like you don't actually need to call the
21:51
police or whatever, but there's something very uncanny about it.
21:54
And I think there's a non zero chance that we are observing an
21:58
abusive dynamic. Yes, I agree, I just don't think
22:02
the abuse is akin to. I don't think she's literally
22:05
that is a that is a meme. I just.
22:08
Want to make that? But they're also like, not
22:10
helping. They're like doing everything
22:12
they possibly could to bolster those allegations.
22:15
Yeah, I mean, he just seems like a a like, abusive prick of a
22:20
guy. Yeah.
22:21
I don't know. Anyway, of of a they All right,
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we're gonna go to our comments producer, what do we got?
22:27
If you guys go on tour and don't come to New York or a
22:30
surrounding state, I will have a medically significant stroke.
22:34
Oh. Oh, as opposed to a non
22:37
medically? Submitted.
22:38
Well, yeah, I got. I don't know.
22:41
We would have to go to a very populated place because we're
22:43
not popular enough to go to small towns.
22:45
I know, yeah. This is the same individual that
22:47
wanted you to tell them what was wrong with their bodies.
22:51
Oh, that could be part of the the live tour events, you
22:55
people. We take volunteers from the
22:56
audience. Where I tell them I would rather
22:58
tell you what's wrong with your life.
23:01
Really read them. Those that can't do teach when.
23:04
You get over them, y'all? I don't know if y'all saw the
23:06
faces I was making out of them like.
23:09
No, but I think I can get a good read on people very easily.
23:11
I think I'm a little bit psychic.
23:13
We should put out, I'll practice my psychic abilities on you guys
23:15
on tour. We should.
23:16
Put out a poll and see how many people we could actually get in
23:19
a major metro area. Yeah, I.
23:22
Think we could do that because I would really love to do it.
23:24
Next one is throwback to earlier.
23:26
I'm convinced Normal Gaze Brad and Solo Channel Brad are two
23:30
different people, yeah. But also they're like
23:32
increasingly diverging evermore. Yeah, because I'm not really
23:37
friends with regular Brad. I'm friends he.
23:40
Certainly doesn't watch the contract.
23:42
Well, that's because regular Brad isn't Brad like this is you
23:46
in real life, I think, Yeah. But I mean, it's still me.
23:48
It is you, but it's like, it's professional when we hang out.
23:52
That's not you. No, of course.
23:53
Yeah. So like, no, you like good news.
23:57
Serious. I don't know what's what's with
24:00
the video games defensiveness, Brad sounds like there's a back
24:03
story. Because you said you said
24:05
something shady about video games or or playing video games
24:09
and I was like not all video game.
24:11
People because Brad plays Yeah. Because, like, yeah.
24:13
But like not a lot and not like dorky video I.
24:19
Mean not, not. A lot.
24:21
No, honestly, I I like video games, I just don't play them.
24:24
And my mom. I do think there is a
24:25
intersection between people who are like addicted to video games
24:28
and like a little socially weird.
24:31
I I don't know what you're talking about.
24:33
Oh, my God. Wait, wait, wait.
24:34
My mom, This is actually. This is tea.
24:37
So my mom is she works in HR and they do like very advanced
24:41
personality tests. She's an executive coach for
24:44
like. So she had me take it and my
24:47
scores for interpersonal. What is it?
24:50
Inter like interpersonal skills. I got a 0.
24:54
Out of 100. And it is not surprising at all.
24:56
00. That actually makes me feel
24:59
better because sometimes you're. Like is it me?
25:01
I yell at Brad and I feel bad, but actually I'm doing like a
25:05
public service because she's learning.
25:07
That's that's a violation. Not if I still have a 0.
25:09
I guess not. I want to take it, yeah.
25:11
But. That's what I was going for.
25:13
Members only. We could have you take it and
25:15
then my mom could go over your results.
25:17
Oh, that would be. Great.
25:18
She does this. This is like very expensive, but
25:20
she can do it for us for free. Yeah, yeah.
25:22
But I'm going to do it like tonight.
25:24
Well, it's close to free, yeah. I'll pay for it.
25:27
I'm OK. I love hearing about.
25:29
Myself and then it'll be a good episode it's.
25:31
Just like an astrology reading, like I'll pay for that, yeah.
25:33
She'll do. Not like that because it's
25:36
actually scientific and evidence based, but.
25:39
It'll be great. OK, the next one is explaining
25:44
to Clarkson about disabilities again.
25:46
Wait more. Yeah.
25:48
Read it. Clarkson, that's not bipolar
25:51
respectfully. You have mild symptoms of
25:53
borderline. It's probably subclinical, but
25:57
it's very possible to have long healthy relationships if you get
26:00
with somebody who can handle you well.
26:03
Who's who's that going to be? I read that comment and the.
26:06
Crocodile Hunter. I mean, I don't really know a
26:08
lot about borderline personality.
26:10
Doctor, doesn't you think he has borderline?
26:13
No, I do not think he has borderline personalities.
26:16
I don't really believe in the subclinical thing like, oh,
26:19
it's, it can't be diagnosed, but you have similarities.
26:22
It's like, no, that's. Especially a personality
26:24
disorder. You can't even have a
26:25
subclinical personality, no. That's getting TikTok diagnosis.
26:28
Yeah, it's like I want the diagnosis, but I don't.
26:31
Think in subclinical sounds better than faking it.
26:35
I'm not a psychiatrist. I'm not either I well.
26:38
Usually there really you're not. Actually I am.
26:41
There's a lot more acting out and then like.
26:46
I mean, we have we get some acting out and.
26:48
Then I mean, I did move here within a week with and broke my
26:52
lease and I don't know, maybe it's more.
26:53
Like so Brad, one moment would be like your best friend, he'd
26:56
the best thing in the world, and the next moment he would be like
27:00
the. Worst.
27:01
That. Happened in the world.
27:02
I was gonna say that's his. I just.
27:03
He's just, I just keep it under wraps.
27:06
That's that's the long stretch just between when he replies to
27:09
my texts or not, he's seething. Yeah, that's what it is.
27:13
This individual talks about the great sex they're having.
27:18
Blistering hot sex. Excuse me, what?
27:20
Then the person hurts your feelings somehow when you
27:23
instantly decide them. They just trade.
27:25
They betrayed me. Do they not even love me?
27:29
This person is just. Wait, can you read the comment?
27:31
That's what. It is.
27:32
That's what the comment is. Well let's see, the risk you are
27:34
running most of the time is getting invested super quickly.
27:37
Having blistering hot sex. Then the person hurts your
27:39
feelings somehow and you instantly decide them.
27:42
They betrayed me. Do they not love me?
27:45
Oh, is this the same? What is the?
27:47
The This is the bipolar. OK, OK.
27:50
OK. And so they said you just need
27:53
to get somebody who understands how this cycle works and you
27:57
feel comfortable asking them for clarification and reassurance.
28:01
And then it can be a really lovely thing.
28:03
So she's saying or they I'm. Having blistering hot sex.
28:06
Yes, and and then. I love how that's the part of
28:09
this lung diagnosis that stood out to.
28:12
You it's a cycle. Wait, you're like, wait, you're
28:14
calling me hot? Yeah.
28:16
I mean, I don't think it's a cycle when it comes back to you.
28:19
I do have a very easy time. Yeah, you're easy.
28:22
Shut the fuck up. Cutting people off.
28:25
It doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. Like, I'm not a psychopath, but
28:28
I think that I recover very quickly from it, partially
28:31
because of like childhood stuff. But I don't think that is a
28:34
diagnosis. I think that's just more of like
28:37
a expecting something to hurt you and then being emotionally
28:40
prepared for it, maybe. I don't know.
28:42
Yeah. OK, next comment.
28:45
This one says I actually like his body type lol.
28:48
Not on him, but in general. That's about James Charles and
28:52
it's like girl, get the. Away from what?
28:54
Our normies come in all shapes inside and as.
28:57
Long as they give us money, I guess we'll accept you but some.
29:00
Doesn't need to. Be shared.
29:01
With the class listen, we munch butt.
29:03
So like, whatever you're into, you're into.
29:05
I speak for yourself here. Anyone who's into the James
29:10
Charles body type? I mean.
29:15
I guess there's a It's not illegal.
29:18
Yeah. Whatever.
29:19
I mean it. You're probably.
29:20
Not do your thing, you're. Probably too old for.
29:22
Her do your thing have blistering hot jacks.
29:26
OK, Anything else? Are we good to go?
29:29
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29:31
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