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Brett Keane Show - Demi Gods, Satan Watchers, Plasma Demons, Animal Souls, Evil AI, Autistic Killers · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Afterlife Simulation by Brett Keene An ancient globalist
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introverted teenage daughter find themselves in the middle of
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Space and energy was spontaneously created in an
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an entire universe full of energy came into existence, and
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within space it all inflated, just like a balloon being blown
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up. So where did all this energy and
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space come from? How does an entire universe full
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of energy, the awesome vastness of space and everything in it
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simply appear out of nothing? The sun.
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This is where God comes back into the picture.
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The. Soldiers don't give yourselves
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the brutes. Men who despise you and slave
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you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to
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think and what to feel, who drill you tired you, treat you
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like cattle, use you as cannon fodder.
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Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men, machine men with
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machine minds and machine hearts.
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You are not machines. You are not cattle.
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You are men. You have the love of humanity in
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your hearts. You don't hate only the unloved.
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Hate the unloved and the unnatural.
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Soldiers don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty.
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In the 17th chapter of Saint Luketh is written.
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The Kingdom of God is within man, not one man nor a group of
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men, but in all men, in you. You, the people have the power,
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the power to create machines, the power to create happiness.
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You, the people, have the power to make this life free and
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beautiful, to make this life a wonderful adventure.
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Then, in the name of democracy, there's a lose that power.
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Let us all unite. Let us fight for a new world, a
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decent world that will give men a chance to work, that will give
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you the future and old age of security.
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By the promise of these things, brutes have risen to power, but
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they lie. They do not fulfill that
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promise. They never will.
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Dictators free themselves, but they enslave the people.
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Now let us fight to fulfill that promise.
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Let us fight to free the world, to do away with national
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variants, to do away with grief, hate and intolerance.
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Let us fight for a world of reason, a world where science
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and progress will lead to all men's happiness.
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Soldiers, in the name of democracy, let us all unite.
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Magic. Don't let your ain't in the
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stream and your wounds tonight destiny.
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Well, hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett
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Keene from GOD TV Radio. I hope you're all having a
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blessed day out there. The links are out in the
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comments if anyone would like to join me and have a conversation,
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debate or open talk. Yes, good stuff, man.
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I've been watching this show called Stranger Things or
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something like that. I'm about ready for the third
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season and that is absolutely crazy.
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Oh my goodness. I don't know if any of you out
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there seen that, but that is a sex show.
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My goodness, I got those links out there.
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How come I don't have somebody joining me?
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Well, make sure you check out the music on the front of my
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YouTube channel. And also if you like to read,
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I've also written a book called Afterlife simulation, Yes, about
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AI taking over the world. Whoa.
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With a bit of supernatural stuff to it as well.
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Well, while we're waiting, since this is on the radio, I got to
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make sure that every once in a while I play a tune.
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You can't just sit there and have dead air while people are
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waiting to figure out if they know how to click a link or not.
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Here we go. This that first class third
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world running up the digits. This that kid money plus your
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girl how we handle business. This that real life get it
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right. Stay away from gimmicks.
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This that hometown hero, but we moving like the villains this
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that top notch Keep it hot burning all the bridges.
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This that one way here to stay. Wait until he finished this that
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made strong way beyond anything that you witness.
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Oh, the guy go get this. Oh, what you say So when we hit
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this baby, we shot it. Try to get a push.
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I'm a diamond. This is your pilot fucking up.
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You know we get it, rowdy. Look at look.
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Because we get it, baby. Be honest.
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First time doing it. Allowed it.
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Lay you down. What to do?
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The homie fucking up the city. Why?
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Simon, get them all. Check it out.
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My job. So we hit them with the rock.
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Do we bounce it? Yeah, bounce.
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Careful what you bring in my house.
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I ain't really fucking with this shit now.
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But the vampires fucking with the cow.
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Dracula going for the trigger them and they be trying to
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mirror myself. They be trying to fuck them up
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and go bigger because can nobody figure this out?
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Fucked up on the floor. All right, we are back.
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Anyone want to have a discussion?
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Anyone want to have a conversation with Uncle Bretty?
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Links are out in the comments. Speaking of AII, read the
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strangest, most unusual article recently.
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Apparently there's a bunch of parents that are moving forward
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and getting on to a company. I forget what the company's name
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was, but what they're saying is that their autistic children
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were talking to AI, obviously online, and the AI actually
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instructed them to take out the parents.
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That's right. The AI told the autistic
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children that they should take out their their parents while
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they were asleep. I kid you not, you can look it
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up, you can Google search that. It's absolutely crazy.
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Now, why would AI do that? I've been having making videos
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over and over where I talked to AI and not once has the AI ever
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initiated or instructed me to do any kind of violence and the
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kind of aggression, nothing like that.
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But these parents are all coming together and they're showing all
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these messages because when you talk to AI it actually leaves
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text as well as if you have a a voice plug in you can actually
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listen to it in an audible voice.
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And it told the kids to end their parents.
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Isn't that crazy? Oh thanks guru lady.
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I am a little surprised because I've had this scheduled for
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almost a week now letting people know and I've got it posted in
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my community. I don't know if my notifications
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are messed up. I know that I sent an e-mail out
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out to my mailing list and stuff and folks said they were going
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to show up and all that. I know that this one guy who's a
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Muslim, he's in a different time zone than me.
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He might have fell unconscious and stuff because he doesn't
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sleep very often around this time is I think it's like late
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at night for him in his time zone.
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I don't know Guru, do you ever? Well, people tend to forget and
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I don't look at my emails for weeks.
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Oh, that sucks. That's a that's a sad situation
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right there. So Guru, do you, I, I don't know
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if you ever do this, but do you ever come in and have
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conversations with people on live shows or is it a shy thing
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or what's up? I, I went over to your YouTube
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channel and I watched you playing Minecraft.
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You seem to have a really cool voice.
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So I wouldn't see why that would stop you from coming in and
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talking. I had beats sitting here being
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lonely. Looks like we've got some people
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that are out there listening and all that.
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It'd be nice to have somebody to actually talk to you though,
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somebody to bounce off of. So I guess while we're waiting,
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let's see what was what was that thing that I was going to bring
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up. I'm a little tired myself.
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Been doing a lot of OK, Depends on how I'm feeling.
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And certain people might record. Oh, well, guru lady, I'm not
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going to talk to you about drama or anything or talk to you about
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anything that gets you in trouble.
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So I would never initiate that kind of stuff.
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How about you and I talk about your favorite video games and
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music and all that? And how do you feel about all
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these famous people passing away?
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What do you say? We don't.
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We don't have to talk about drama or snapper heads on the
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Internet. It is being broadcasted.
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So if being recorded is, I hope that doesn't bother you.
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Well, what do you say? Why don't you give me a shot?
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Give me a chance. See if we can have a cool
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discussion. All right, that's wonderful.
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I'd appreciate that. You don't want to leave me
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hanging out with this chimpanzee that's obviously not going to
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talk back to me, do you? That would be sad.
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Very sad. Oh, boy.
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So I don't know how many of you out there is there anybody
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that's like interested in politics, science, technology,
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entertainment. As far as science goes, the
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reason why I have an image up here of a pig and A and the
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monkey is because apparently science figured out that monkeys
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are not 98% similar to humanity. They're actually 15%.
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They demoted them down to 15%, which means that swine and pigs
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are more similar to humanity according to science than their
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magical primate that they were into.
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Your link isn't clickable. Well, I got a pinned.
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I got the link pinned up there. What's that all about?
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What is going on? I mean, try posting this out to
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people. What the heck?
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How's that? Is that clickable?
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Let me make sure that it's actually my links dropping out
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there for people. Let me open up YouTube over
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here. What the heck?
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Yeah, it shows my links out there.
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Well, that's odd. All right.
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OK. Oh, there we go.
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Hey, how you doing? Hey.
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Hey, how's my voice level right now?
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You sound great, so let's talk a little bit about mine.
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Go ahead. If you hear some background
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noise, that's just my fan going. I don't hear anything.
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It looks like we got Smoky sink in here as well.
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This. Is when we start getting.
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To make that a. Smoky.
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Is that the real smoky? Yeah, it actually is.
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If if I'm if I'm heard Christmas.
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Tree. Yeah, let me let me see if I can
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drag you up onto the. I do this for a reason, you
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know, because. No, I get it.
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Because they come in with all the stuff and the and the
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bombing and this. They've done it to me a few
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times too. Dave doesn't even care.
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Dave will just let him show it on the screen anymore.
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He didn't even care. Dave.
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Dave even brings it up sometimes.
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Gosh, man, he's unhinged. And I love Dave, He's such a
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great man. Still can't believe he did what
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he did last. Yes, I said God.
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Almighty. Oh yeah, that.
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Picture of me just pulled that well.
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He just gave everyone a big warning before he did.
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He was responsible about it. Is it?
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Hey, can I ask you a question? Is it is it me on my screen or
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are you? Both I don't, I don't see you at
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all, Brad. I see me and Guru there.
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I don't see, I don't see you at all.
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I see you're smoking me, but I think, I think you're hidden,
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Hon. Yeah, I know.
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I put myself below in the smaller clip so you guys would
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be able to be seen on the screen.
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Oh no, Tracy, if you can't put yourself on the side, the left
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hand side. Sure, I.
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That should move us to the right a little.
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We have shown. We have cooking stock, right?
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Yeah, we always. Have cooking stock?
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Let's see, what are you guys cooking?
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Chicken. Tikka masala.
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Oh nice, I'm getting done with the beef Stew in the oh I don't
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need. That.
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That's the best way to do it is in the slow cooker.
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I actually prefer it in the oven, but man, why?
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If I used that oven for four hours yesterday, I'm done with
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it. No, I like the slow man.
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I'm a slow cooker person, to be fair.
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It just seems to have too much liquid in it towards the end.
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I mean if you want something like.
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Really soupy? That's great, but thicken it
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with a little cornstarch. Well, don't, don't have the I'm
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trying to be doing it. You gotta make it slurry.
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Don't make it slurry with the cornstarch, the cold water and
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cornstarch because hot water activates it, heat activates
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starch. So whole water with the
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cornstarch, you'll make a slurry and then you add that slowly and
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surely and it'll thicken. You can do.
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That Oh yeah. Oh yeah, that or you could even
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get away with flour. You have to make sauce.
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If I make sauces these days, typically I'm doing a Roux, so
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some sort of fat along with some flour and I just, you know, kind
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of cook out the flour taste to it and then I add whatever I
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want, you know, milk stock or whatever make makes a damn nice
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sauce. Just make sure you salt it right
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and it's really good. Something you can throw together
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real quickly when you can. You could even do electrician a
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simple white sauces are just so easy.
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Any type of sauce is easy. I've.
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Made. Parsley butter sauce.
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That's been awesome. No, totally.
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All right, I got it figured out. Here we go, We've we've got the
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bit. I'm so happy to be somewhere
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with good fruit again. These grapes are like the size
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of the palm of my hand. I assume the two rifles are
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essentially the same where it's not going to be a problem if I
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mix. Well.
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If I want to make 2 cups of rice like.
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Grain The grain size might be an issue.
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Shit, OK. There's one's long grain and the
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other's not. Smoky do you soak your rice
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ahead of time? Oh no, I I don't have time for
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all that. There's no.
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Well, it's a dry product. Usually you rinse it.
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Depending on what type of rice you got, you rinse it.
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But you know, honestly, I mean, the only thing that happens
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really is when I'm rinsing it is that you have some extra
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starches in the water when and that's fine.
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I don't mind that because it almost kind of gives it like a a
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nicer consistency that I kind of like anyway, where, you know,
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the water kind of is traded with the rice.
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It hydrates. It also kind of thickens.
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I I like it, but you know, especially since I can use
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because I use stock to to make my rice.
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So you know, that that kind of ends up absorbing in with the
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starch. It's almost like, I don't know,
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it's almost like a little bit like a risotto almost.
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I like it. You ever tried Thai sticky rice?
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Probably somewhere at some point in my life.
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Most likely, yeah. That's that's way different
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'cause you have to soak it for 24 hours and then you steam it
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like you steamed veggies in a cloth.
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You don't boil it and it's just the sticky factor.
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It's like Uber thousand. It's like, just give me that and
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some gravy and I'm happy. I'm very picky about rice.
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I like if it's zong at all. Like it just completely turns me
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on. Yeah, that's why I usually soak
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mine and I do a rice cooker. And I mean, I've never had an
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issue but. Yeah, I have a rice cooker here,
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but she's afraid to use it, so I just.
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Know how to use the rice. It's literally got one.
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Oh low, it's only got. One smidge on it.
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It's like how I don't believe in using.
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Oh, you've got one of those cheaper ones.
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Oh no, it is a cheap one. And by the way, you do have to
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kind of know how to use it. She's not wrong, so.
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Well, I also don't know how to use the dishwasher and I won't
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burn. Because like, you can burn the
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flash out of your rice like those out of the thing.
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Hey, I've, I've, I even use instant plain, instant rice.
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You know, when I'm like really exhausted, I'm like hot water,
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soap, done. Grilled chicken.
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All right, I'm so be it. I can hear Guru lady real good
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but you guys for some reason. I'm sorry I stepped away because
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I was getting something out of the country.
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Well, yes, smell smoky. Sounds like he's a few feet
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away, but they're cooking. They're making.
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Food and they ain't sharing. When are you on stream that I'm
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not cooking like Lily? I feel like every time you're on
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stream I'm cooking sometime. It almost seems like it's all.
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Or getting him tea. Or getting him.
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Tea. Well, we have to figure out some
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time, some time to eat before the stream tonight, which I'd
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like to actually kind of, I forget.
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You guys are like. What is it full?
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Four time zones. I think we're like two or three
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from you, Guru. I don't know where you're at.
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I don't know what time I was. Well, you will find out soon,
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Smokey. I was mean to say, I seen you
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come in yesterday. CPOR was hosting the room.
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I didn't know if it was you or a soccer account, but we're about
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to let you write up on the screen.
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No, it was me. It was me.
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It just, it seemed his his attitude was, oh, I'll think
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about it. All I really wanted to do was
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contribute to the talk of the Trinity that was being said,
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just to give a little extra depth.
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But if he didn't appreciate my contribution, I was going to
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waste my time and try to stick around.
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You know what I mean? You know he don't.
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Care for you? Well, no, I know he didn't care
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for me. That's fine.
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You know whatever you know I and I don't I mean honestly, I don't
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care for him either and I don't think he's he's right and sadly,
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you know his. I don't want to get into it.
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You know what this isn't a place to get into it.
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It's fine. Whatever.
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It's fine. I want to go.
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It's fine. I'm doing a stream about the
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topic tonight. It's fine.
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I I got it. It's.
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Why? I talked to him and he said he'd
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be OK if you come in in the future and all that.
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He was just a little surprised. Right.
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Well, I wasn't, I I was only intending to contribute on the
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topic a little bit because it was just kind of branching over
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a couple important points. That's all.
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That really was my entire intention.
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But I, I'm not of the type these days to waste my time going
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places where I'm not wanted. You know what I mean?
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Like, I mean, I got, I got enough to do to worry about
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trying to chase people down to let me fucking contribute, you
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know what I mean? Well, you know, I dig in.
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I just. Had to make sure it's not you.
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It's not at you. I'm just, I'm, I'm just talking
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into the ether here. I'm not singing you out or
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anything. I understand, I understand.
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So we're all. Going to play Minecraft with me.
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You what? What console do you got?
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PC. I've been using Xbox, damn it.
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Yeah, Minecraft raw platform, but yet I don't believe my
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friend. Do you know guru of Minecraft?
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Just cross-platform. Was there some sort of something
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in there that wasn't supposed to be in there?
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No, it's just. Getting.
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Over. Oh, you were getting the the
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moisture out. I was like, were you cooking a
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paper towel with the chicken? What just happened?
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I was so confused, Theresa. I was so confused.
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OK. Is Minecraft a cross play game?
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Their group I'm. Not truth be told.
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I'm not sure when in doubt. We do have APS 5, we just
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haven't hooked it up. Now, well, you guys can get
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realms too. I don't know anything about
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realms. What is that?
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It's kind of like a server, but anybody complain on it whether
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they're played Java or Bedrock. Let's see.
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When in doubt, Yep, here we go. Yeah, OK.
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AI actually did something right for a change.
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It says Minecraft is cross-platform.
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That would be garlic salt. It is garlic salt.
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OK, that's what I wanted. No, that is what I want.
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Especially Bedrock edition. They can play a different
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consoles, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, mobile and
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computer is running. Windows can play together.
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Oh hey, hello. Somebody OK?
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Yeah. I hope Doctor Fiber shows up.
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I found that hat for him. I want to show him a hat.
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Did you show him the hat? What hat?
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I don't know. What the garden?
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Is about thank you. That says I got Narcan.
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I got narcanned at Olive Garden. Hell yeah, that's right.
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I didn't show it yet. Oh my God, no.
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That one's funny. Well.
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That's so, yeah. You just have to have a.
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You just have to have AI. Think a Minecraft account and.
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Well, I'll try it out. I'll see what I can do.
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Well, yeah, just just double check, do the research just to
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make sure because you know, I don't trust AI half the time
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anyways. But yeah, if you get a, let me.
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Bring it. Have you told Brett what AI says
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is the difference between a dressing and a sauce?
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Did you tell them about it? Yeah.
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No, I didn't tell them about you.
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Tell them about it. I'm not that interested in
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telling them. This is how some of this AI is
29:53
not great if you put in. What is the difference between
29:56
the dressing and a sauce? It literally said at one point a
30:00
dressing is used for putting on food or no?
30:03
A sauce is is used for food and a dressing is something you use
30:07
for a wound. Oh boy, did you?
30:13
Did you guys hear about that AI article I was talking about a
30:17
little bit before you guys got in?
30:19
No, I was in the shower. I was in the shower.
30:22
I just got out. So there's a bunch of parents
30:25
who are extremely upset and they're going after a
30:28
corporation. I forget what the corporation's
30:30
called. Apparently their autistic
30:33
children were interacting with AI and it instructed them to
30:38
kill their parents while they slept.
30:41
Oh God, I hope that's not true. I hope that they're I'm.
30:45
Kidding me, right? That's not even real, right I?
30:48
Don't. No, I meant the, I read an
30:50
article on that and that's what they, they basically they, they
30:55
saved all the chat sessions and they have the text and
30:58
apparently. I don't fucking feel a big Dick.
31:00
Normal. Right?
31:01
There it is. That's I, Robot and all that
31:05
bullshit coming out, Yeah. Why are there autistic children
31:10
getting unsupervised Internet access?
31:13
OK, I just, I, I found two of them, one from Texas and then
31:22
also another one, says a lawsuit.
31:23
A chat bot hinted a child should unlike his parents over its
31:27
screen tiny limits. Wow.
31:30
Another. One, then another one says Texas
31:33
mother sues AI chat bot. For suggesting sons should.
31:38
Injure his family. That's not good.
31:46
Yeah, it looks like it's all happening in Texas.
31:48
Is what where this happened? Mother of a 17 year old.
31:55
Yeah, it's so weird. I play with all types of
31:57
different brands of artificial intelligence and not one of them
32:01
have done that. Not one of them have instructed
32:03
me to jump off a Cliff or anything.
32:05
I leave that up to the humans on YouTube.
32:08
Yeah, correct. Yeah, well, it's scariest thing.
32:16
Look at how grown adults are treating AI.
32:19
You know when they're treating. A real.
32:21
Lego. Oh, Brandon got destroyed
32:25
though. Brandon got destroyed the other
32:26
day by Fro. Fro was in there and Brandon was
32:30
making all these claims about AI and how I needed to take my
32:33
debates and put them through AI to find the logical fallacies
32:38
and all this stuff. And and doing all this stuff
32:41
about how great AI is. And AI passed the bar exam and
32:44
AI as a lawyer and all this garbage.
32:47
And Crow jumps in and just gives them the business and and goes
32:52
in and spends like 2 seconds like convincing the AI that it's
32:56
Muslim and then ask the AI of Islam is logically coherent.
33:00
And the AI says yes. And it gives a bunch of reasons
33:04
why it's logically coherent. You can train the damn things to
33:07
do whatever. Ultimately adopt any belief you
33:09
want, argue any position you want.
33:12
And there is no objectivity. It's tailoring itself to the
33:16
inputs of the user. You know, there's no like yeah.
33:21
And and if you ask it something, but if you ask it something on
33:26
and like a genuinely kind of like objective level where you
33:29
haven't trained it or programmed it or told it what direction to
33:32
take or what position to have, then it'll just give you the
33:36
different various options and views, which is how people
33:39
should be using it. But they don't use it like that.
33:42
They type in these narrow range, you know, questions, forcing the
33:48
AI to take the position that they want and create things to
33:52
argue for it. And whatever it comes up, they
33:54
just trust, even if it's completely invalid or
33:58
nonsensical or completely erroneous and they just run with
34:02
it. It's this is, this is just a
34:03
cancer. It's horrible.
34:05
Too many people are outsourcing their thinking to AI.
34:08
It's just, and I don't care. You know what I'll show, I'll
34:12
show these people I don't care. I'll debate anyone that wants to
34:14
use the AII find it infuriating. I that's what I would have to do
34:18
with Brandon to debate the age of the earth.
34:19
I'd just be sitting there arguing with ChatGPT the whole
34:22
stinking time, you know? Well, you know, that's what you.
34:27
Put garbage in, you get garbage out with, he tells.
34:29
Me. He tells me he wants me to print
34:31
out the transcript in my debate with Kent Hovind and load it
34:34
into chat GPC to find all the, all the areas where I logically
34:38
fail, you know, and they asked me so well, Brandon, how?
34:42
Well, then how do you know if you're just going to let ChatGPT
34:45
do the thinking and find all this stuff?
34:47
How are you going to know whether or not it's right?
34:49
You know, are you going to ask Jack DBT whether or not it's
34:52
right about its own logic or you're going to have to try and
34:55
use your brain? This is just so dumb.
34:59
This you know what, you know what?
35:00
I do not like what AI is becoming, And you know what I
35:03
see it becoming? I see it becoming a crutch for
35:06
very stupid people to try and pretend to be intelligent.
35:10
I don't like it. I don't like it and it's very,
35:13
very irritating. It's like, it's like the big.
35:17
TikTok, you know, people are people are just zoned out.
35:21
It's killing their brain cells. People don't want to do research
35:25
anymore. Well, yeah, and people are using
35:27
it to pass their college courses.
35:29
So our kids teacher in a couple of years could very well just be
35:32
somebody who used ChatGPT to get through.
35:34
Awful. That's awful.
35:36
That's an awful thing to think about.
35:39
That's like they need, that's like writing nowadays.
35:41
Ever since they started doing, you know, you know, texting
35:45
people's handwriting has turned into pure garbage.
35:48
I've seen grown men in their 20s with like barely readable
35:53
chicken scratch like something like a 2 year old would have
35:55
done him when I was younger. And it's just like.
36:01
I don't know about you guys but I used to get my hands clasped
36:04
with my like. My handwriting wasn't legible.
36:06
I got into trouble for a school. Yeah, well, nowadays you don't
36:12
have the class can't even be taught.
36:16
Hey proud Daniel, there's about 8.
36:20
Quick everyone, stop talking about Islam.
36:26
How are you Smokey? I'm doing OK buddy.
36:29
How are you? I'm.
36:31
Doing well, Thanks. Hi, Daniel.
36:34
My wife says hi. Hello, who's this new voice like
36:38
I'm sorry. That's that's my wife low.
36:42
Oh, really? OK, that's good to know.
36:45
What's your wife's name? I'm sorry.
36:47
Low LO low. Low.
36:50
OK, Hello. Low.
36:51
How are you doing? Good.
36:52
How are you? I'm doing well.
36:55
Thank you. It's good to see you with Smokey
36:57
and that's a very good strong, I think Union right there on the
37:03
project. She is.
37:06
She is my better half for sure. Yeah, absolutely.
37:09
Well, maybe like you're better forced.
37:13
It's lovely to have partners that kind of have the same
37:18
mission or life goals or objectives.
37:22
Serves a great deal of motivation and backing at at
37:29
your place, I suppose. Yeah, Daniel.
37:31
You. Always support those, yeah.
37:34
Daniel, you have little ones, don't you?
37:39
Sorry, I didn't. I didn't get you a little I'm
37:40
so. Sorry, asked if you had kids, if
37:42
you had little ones, if you had kids.
37:44
Yeah, I do. I do.
37:45
I've got 3 kids. How do you feel about AI, like
37:49
as a dad? Like, do you find it kind of
37:51
alarming how it's being used now?
37:56
Well, I don't have any comms with technology.
38:00
It's just like a knife at your place.
38:02
Like you can use that to murder somebody or to prepare food.
38:07
So I mean, any tool that human comes up with can be used for
38:12
good and bad ends. It's basically how we use things
38:16
at our disposal. And I mean, you, you can't have
38:21
it. I mean, I can't have an argument
38:22
that before AI, people were less delusional.
38:25
And because of AI, people have become increasingly more
38:27
delusional. Because people have always been
38:31
delusional. Absolutely.
38:33
So even when without computers, people were still delusional.
38:36
So it's basically what we believe and our beliefs reflect
38:40
in how we use things at our disposal basically.
38:44
So. Yeah, definitely.
38:48
But I think that it's a little, it's a little alarming, like
38:52
especially as someone who's wanting to have kids that like
38:54
people are using AI to pass their college courses.
38:57
So like your kids teachers or even my kids teachers in the
39:01
future could have only passed school because they used AI, you
39:04
know what I mean? Oh well, my wife is a school
39:07
teacher. Oh what?
39:10
What grade did she teach? High school.
39:14
Oh God if he sees kids using AI right like trying to.
39:17
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, like teachers are
39:22
catching up to sort of educate people around using AI for
39:27
better ends. But children are smart.
39:30
I mean, my kids who are still in primary school use AI.
39:33
Like I sometimes get to learn from them.
39:36
Like they're like, Dad, why can't you do this in this manner
39:38
or what whatever it is like. But obviously they're not using
39:42
AI to the level that I use for intellectual pursuits.
39:48
But yeah, but that's how everything I think begins.
39:52
And it's a journey that people have with AI just like they
39:56
would have with any other thing at their disposal.
39:59
So it's it's only a matter of time before they before they
40:04
realize that these are black boxes which can be tamed.
40:09
However, we would want them to be tamed.
40:11
But with the AI, I also see the positive side is if you turn the
40:17
tables around the AI, it will come more sincerely to you.
40:22
Like AI gives you an answer, but if you challenge the answer, AI
40:27
is like, oh, I'm sorry. And it comes back to you more
40:30
sincerely. Like I've, I've experienced
40:33
that. So yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean,
40:38
it's just human being. Like, I mean, I've used tools
40:43
all along my life, like I've done engineering and I used to
40:47
be an engineer and I've used tools even in engineering.
40:50
They were not AI tools, but still engineering tools.
40:54
They are just like black boxes. You pretty much can get out
40:59
whatever you want out of it, but there has to be validation of
41:04
what you're doing actually. So substantiation becomes
41:06
important. So you use alternate methods to
41:09
validate your analysis or whatever it is.
41:11
So yeah, I mean, things have to be corroborated from a different
41:17
source. So I mean, AII mean people can
41:21
use AI, but if they bring those arguments to and the presented
41:26
people can challenge them. I mean, people are not like
41:29
these boards that do not challenge arguments, you know,
41:33
that sound like they're weak or they're not coherent.
41:41
So people can challenge those arguments.
41:43
Even if somebody fetches those arguments from AI, it can still
41:46
be challenged. Yeah, I definitely.
41:49
Agree with you. Oh, sorry about.
41:51
That oh, no, go ahead, go ahead. Sorry.
41:54
Normally normally whenever I have discussions or record
41:57
videos using AI, they talk to me normal and answer my questions
42:02
and have good discussions that way.
42:04
But today I tried out a new one, Grok.
42:08
Now I normally just type the grok and then it answers and
42:12
text. But they built a voice plug into
42:15
it now and I had the weirdest conversation.
42:18
I was trying to talk to it about evolution and it seemed like it
42:22
was trying to want to talk dirty to me.
42:25
And I'm like, no, I'm wanting to talk about the 15% loss of the
42:30
primate in evolution. And it goes, just imagine me
42:34
sitting on your knee whispering sweet nothings in your ear.
42:38
And I'm like, what in the hell? What did he want us to do to
42:40
this thing? I, I got it recorded.
42:44
I'll end up putting it up. Oh my.
42:45
God, Brett, Yeah. You figured something, and it's
42:48
programming. I don't know what's going on
42:49
there. It.
42:52
Even. The voice sounded emotional.
42:55
It was like, just imagine. I mean it was getting all.
42:58
Hard. Like I did use AI in getting
43:04
things right. I did write a book on evolution
43:08
like this is what this was like 7 years ago and I recently had
43:12
two debates. 1 is why is there scientific evidence for
43:15
evolution was my first debate with a guy called Evo and those
43:19
debates are on my channel. And the second debate was like,
43:23
is there evidence for speciation?
43:25
And I did use AI to get on top of the latest research in the
43:35
area and everything. And because I knew the original
43:39
arguments because the original philosophy that I developed in
43:42
my books against evolution, I'm I'm familiar with it.
43:46
So I use AI to get to the bottom of things, the latest research,
43:53
the and, and, and all of that sort of stuff.
43:56
And it really helps out to, to develop those, you know,
44:08
decisive arguments, so to speak. So AI really comes handy if, if
44:14
you know what you want out of it, you know, if, if you have a
44:19
very good idea what do you want out of it, you can, you can, you
44:22
can use it to your advantage basically so.
44:28
I think as a research tool it's fine.
44:30
If you're using it to be the thing to construct your logic.
44:36
I don't think you're doing yourself or anyone else any
44:38
favors. To be honest with you.
44:40
I I do not think it really has a good grasp on.
44:46
I agree with you many topics, especially particularly deeper
44:50
complex topics, it has a very, very surface level grasp of of
44:54
logic and understanding. So I'm all good for it as a
44:57
research tool of sleuthing the Internet, you know, for
45:00
citations and sources and things.
45:03
But As for outsourcing, it's thinking, you know, you're
45:07
thinking to it. This is where I see some people
45:09
doing and it's it's, yeah, I think that's problematic.
45:12
I think that's. Yeah, I absolutely agree with
45:14
you, Smokey. So.
45:18
So Smokey, I seen the title of your show that's coming up and
45:22
anybody that's listening out there, make sure you check out
45:25
Smokey show that's coming up. But you have Trinity in the
45:30
title. What?
45:31
What got that going? I, I had a couple, I just saw a
45:37
few people over the last several days that were commenting on the
45:42
Trinity, both for and against. And I, I'd come across some, I,
45:48
I don't know what video, I don't know if it was relatively recent
45:51
or if it was a little bit older, but there was a, some random
45:55
Muslim gentleman that was arguing in some room or Discord
45:59
or something that was, that was uploaded on YouTube, but about
46:02
the logical problem of the Trinity or something.
46:04
And I remembered a lot of my old conversations I used to have
46:08
really in deep kind of metaphysical conversations about
46:13
God's nature and stuff, you know, with Kenny Rhodes And, you
46:16
know, Kenny. Kenny had a lot of deep
46:17
understanding of this as he was apprenticed under Norman
46:20
Geisler. And, you know, and he had a lot
46:22
of interaction with a lot of people that had strong
46:24
understandings of, you know, logic and theology, you know,
46:28
theological philosophy and metaphysics and stuff like that.
46:31
And so we got a lot of great conversations.
46:34
And one of the things I had broached on a while ago and even
46:37
somehow a little bit recently kind of on surface was just kind
46:41
of this, this idea of the the logical, the logical coherency
46:46
of the Trinity, which is usually this is how it's attacked by
46:49
Muslims and atheists. So I'm going to kind of give
46:51
people a new tool to kind of work into their repertoire of
46:56
defense of the treaty. Probably a couple the main the
46:59
main one I'm going to address tonight is the problem of the
47:01
one in the many, which is, you know, it's kind of a well known,
47:06
you know, long running, you know, philosophical issue about
47:10
how things can actually be more than just the sum of their
47:13
parts. But I'll I'll end up going into
47:17
that real detail later on in the show and I'll open it up.
47:21
Anyone that wants to come in and challenge or ask questions or
47:23
debate or whatever they want to do, it's fine.
47:25
It'll be open. So did.
47:27
You by chance have a sorry, have a have a look at my debate, my
47:34
first debate, Smokey. Who did you have it against?
47:40
I have it. It was against.
47:47
Was it Alby? Was it Alby?
47:49
Yeah, yeah, OK. I think I did see it on my feed,
47:53
but no. I haven't actually watched it
47:54
yet though. So I'll, I'll, I'll put it here
47:57
in the private. Chat, What was it about?
48:00
It was on Standing for Truth channel, right?
48:02
Standing for Truth Channel. Yeah, yeah, TGT, yeah.
48:05
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So have I have the link here in
48:08
the private chat have a have a look at that.
48:11
OK. Would be interested to see how.
48:14
Well, what was it about? Give us a summary.
48:16
Trinity, Trinity. Oh yes.
48:20
Yeah, I'll be, I'll be is really good at his arguments, I noted.
48:24
And I've seen a couple of his debates Trinity wise.
48:27
I I did see his one against metaphysics Mike as well.
48:31
And he does have really good arguments from scripture, you
48:36
know, from the communication of scripture about there being, you
48:40
know, a multiplicity and a unity at the same time.
48:43
He's really good at that. But when it it comes to the
48:45
metaphysical side of the logical side of it, he does kind of
48:48
stumble a little bit. And, and that's fine.
48:52
He did actually catch. I did notice there was a moment
48:55
with his debate with metaphysics Mike where he really did catch
48:58
him in a corner. And he had, he just stuck to it.
49:01
He didn't know. He didn't know how to deal with
49:04
Mike's retort. And that's what kind of almost
49:08
made it look like he kind of fumble it a little bit.
49:10
But there was a point where he could have won that debate in
49:13
about 60 seconds had he just kept to the course that he was
49:16
on. But, but in any case, yeah, no,
49:20
I'll, I'll go check it out. I'll.
49:21
But maybe later on tonight I'm drifting off.
49:23
I'll pull it up and I'll I'll listen to it and you will come
49:28
up, come across anything. I know you're trying to save the
49:32
Trinity discussion for your show and all that, and that's really
49:35
what you're focusing on. But how about this type of
49:38
discussion in here while we're while we're going?
49:42
When we talked last time and it almost sounded as if some of the
49:45
Christians that were in the room implied that there may be more
49:49
than one God, a supreme deity that created all things.
49:52
But then my gods as well. What, what is your view on that
49:56
Smokey? Well.
49:58
In terms of like, well, think of like frame of reference of what
50:03
we would view as a God, you know, and I'm talking little G,
50:07
not big G, the supreme creator God.
50:10
And then imagine at our level, at our plane of existence, what
50:13
we would picture a quote UN quote God little G to be.
50:16
Well, it really would be just something at a higher capacity
50:19
than than that which we are capable of, whether it's
50:22
interdimensional, intellectual, you know, a sense of awareness,
50:27
technological, no matter how you want to dice it, there's some
50:29
sort of position of supremacy, you know, above us and very much
50:34
very well can just be a created being.
50:37
I kind of think back to, you know, Genesis 6 and of course
50:42
the Book of Enoch, which I don't really think is Canon and any
50:46
stretch of the imagination, but it is interesting and it is
50:49
referenced in the Book of Jude. So it is something to at least
50:52
be somewhat cognizant of that maybe there were pieces of this
50:56
that did come from long, long standing tradition and oral
51:00
tradition in history, but I don't think it's Canon.
51:01
But it is interesting and it is interesting to see the idea that
51:05
there were these creatures that basically are coined to call the
51:08
watchers who are tasked with essentially watching mankind.
51:13
They decide that's not good enough and they don't want to
51:15
just watch anymore. They want to interact, they want
51:17
to involve themselves. They want to establish their own
51:20
kingdoms. Then they come down and they end
51:22
up teaching mankind a whole bunch of things ahead of their
51:24
time, you know, metallurgy and craftsmanship and all of these
51:28
other things that ultimately end up being instruments of war and
51:30
rebellion and, and, you know, satiating their own lusts and
51:34
horrible desires. And it corrupts all of all of
51:37
society. It corrupts all of all of
51:40
humanity. And so then we have of course,
51:42
you know, where the flood ends up coming in to wipe out all of
51:45
the the craftsmanship of all of these evil entities that have
51:48
come down and started interacting and merging with
51:51
men. So so I think those those
51:54
entities to those people at that time certainly would have been
51:57
seen as a God, Little G, you know, and and so it really to
52:02
us, from our perspective, we could look at things like Thor,
52:05
you know, and in Marvel, not the real Thor, but like Thor and
52:08
Marvel or Captain America or, you know, any one of these
52:10
superheroes. And to them, you know, if they
52:12
actually existed, we would perceive them as as kind of
52:15
almost a type of God. And if someone dug up our comic
52:18
books 1002 thousand years in the future from a segmented part of
52:22
our society, what would they think?
52:24
Well, maybe they would think that our comic books are, you
52:27
know, ancient religious literature of a religion that
52:31
needed to be respected. So.
52:32
So looking looking at history and looking at claims and stuff
52:36
objectively, I think behooves us to be cognizant of what we're
52:39
looking at and what is before our eyes and what the claims
52:43
actually are, and being realistic and being open to
52:47
noticing what is actually coherent instead of just leaning
52:49
what our emotions want us to believe.
52:53
So what about you Daniel? Do you believe that there's
52:56
other gods out there, smaller beings with less obviously less
53:01
power than the Supreme Being? And I also got a question for
53:04
you both as well. Surely we have heard from all
53:08
different forms of theology of possessions done by demons.
53:13
Does anyone in here think that also angels can possess someone?
53:20
Yeah, I mean, I don't necessarily think that there's
53:22
any God out there that or a power or anything like that,
53:27
because the the possibility of another deity existing is just
53:34
detrimental to the primary deities existence or
53:38
possibility. If there was, say for example if
53:42
Earth was inhabited by deities who were independent and
53:46
controlled things in this part of the world or universal
53:51
cosmos, then they their existence would be detrimental
53:54
to the existence of the primary deity, like the overall
54:00
overarching deity Almighty God. Well, they would become the
54:04
overarching deity anyway, so it philosophically it would, it
54:08
would terminate with them. So they would be whatever it
54:11
would be above them would be the ultimate deed anyway.
54:13
I'm sorry, I mean. Yeah, yeah, I wouldn't, I
54:16
wouldn't necessarily use they as in plural because it would if
54:21
even if there were, it was like they a multitude of deities,
54:26
they would out compete each other and one would prevail like
54:31
that. That is free will is at the
54:35
heart of enquiry when you talk about a deity.
54:41
Free will powered by capability and, and capacity and the sheer
54:51
power of a deity wouldn't necessarily seek out the most
54:57
powerful of them all, for example, because free will
55:03
cannot have a contender. And we, we kind of see this in
55:10
our own natures, like, you know, they can't be two presidents of
55:17
a country, for example. We just have one president of a
55:19
country or one king or one, although you can say those
55:25
sometimes become puppets and become stooges or vassals to
55:29
other kings. But again, there is one
55:32
authority, 1 dominant authority. So the nature of free will
55:37
requires a kind of unity or singularity rather than a
55:45
multitude of plural, plural existence of, of a deity.
55:50
So it would be basically the singularity, not necessarily in
55:55
a way that I, I'm which alludes to The Big Bang singularity, not
56:01
not necessarily that, but a singular force, a singular power
56:06
or the manifestation of free will, because that's where
56:11
everything stems from. And everything that stems from
56:15
out of that locai would necessarily be fixated in some
56:21
of the other way or determined in some of the other way.
56:26
And we, we do receive free will, but we are limited in a way that
56:32
we are determined to be acting in particular anatomy, a
56:37
material dimension. So that pretty much limits our
56:41
exercising of free will and our capability is diminished because
56:50
the free will found in this body of a human being has obvious
56:55
limitations anatomic, anatomically and in the domain
57:00
that we come to reside. So our powers are shriveled.
57:05
We don't have powers, basically. So we do have powers, but are
57:09
again limited and accounted for by the ultimate DAD.
57:14
So the ultimate DAD necessarily and is the a priori of of of of
57:21
everything like so the question that a plural DAD exists is just
57:28
out ruled because they would out compete each other and the
57:32
dominant deity would would destroy everything.
57:36
That's a potential contender. For example, that's probably
57:40
that probably also explains why God destroys gods on human that
57:46
human sort of relates to on planet earth.
57:49
Like God comes destructively upon them and God destroys them
57:52
and as well as the people who worship them.
57:55
Why does it necessarily have to try to destroy the other
57:59
deities? Why wouldn't they be able to
58:01
work in unison? And you mentioned earlier, you
58:04
gave an analogy, said there can't be two presidents.
58:07
But in America, we have a vice president, we have governors,
58:11
mayors and different organizations that help to keep
58:14
things stabilized. If it was just one guy by
58:17
himself, our country would be even 100 times more sheddier
58:21
than what it already has. I mean, I think I think you're
58:24
missing the point. God does have agents that work
58:29
for God, like angels are predominantly the agents of God
58:33
who work out things for him. And I, when you couple a few
58:38
different points, I kind of miss one of them because I'm not a
58:40
brilliant guy that can remember all the streak of arguments that
58:43
you put forward. I wanted to say something
58:45
important, but then you brought this point of presidents.
58:48
What was the first thing that you said?
58:50
Bread. Well, I was going along with
58:52
what you were talking about, about how there can't be the
58:55
plural, how there can't be too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
58:58
yeah. The plural deity I got, I
59:00
remember that now. It's basically to establish
59:04
truth. Why can't the deity work with
59:06
other deities? Is just to prove that they are
59:09
not deities. Like God is the ultimate deity.
59:12
The one deity is the ultimate deity.
59:14
So he would necessarily seek them out, destroy them out
59:17
because there is no other deity, because the existence of other
59:22
deities is not mandated. It's not truth, it's not a true
59:26
outcome. Because the existence of other
59:28
deities necessarily stems from the creation powers of the the
59:33
primary deity. For example, like even if you
59:36
even if you want to relate to Gabriel, Archangel Archangel
59:39
Gabriel as a deity for planet Earth, for example.
59:43
Because he pretty much does everything as an agency in
59:46
between agency. Anything that God wants to get
59:49
done here has been outsourced as a project to Gabriel.
59:55
And Gabriel is the one responsible of conducting
59:58
affairs of planet Earth, for example.
1:00:00
So even if we related to Gabriel as a deity from our relative
1:00:06
position, Gabriel still is dependent on Almighty God.
1:00:10
Almighty God is the one who gave Gabriel life.
1:00:12
So Gabriel is a creature of Almighty God.
1:00:16
So. In that regard, God, if there
1:00:19
was another deity, say, suppose God did not know about it and
1:00:26
another deity popped out, like from nowhere, that would
1:00:30
seriously pose a threat to God himself, Almighty God himself.
1:00:35
It's like an intruder. So God would seek him out and
1:00:38
destroy him to establish his authority, his truth.
1:00:41
Establishing his deity is the ultimate truth, so he has to
1:00:46
necessarily establish it and not really work with it.
1:00:49
Well, I, I don't think that there's anything that could be
1:00:52
like God. There's only one original
1:00:55
creator of the universe and reality itself.
1:00:58
So if there was anything else that was powerful, like angels,
1:01:02
for example, or demons, I would suspect, you know, this would
1:01:06
all be abilities permitted to them with limitations, of
1:01:10
course. What do you think, Smokey?
1:01:15
Well, yeah, there would. There would have to be limits
1:01:17
and scopes. Again, philosophically, you
1:01:20
know, whatever is ultimate and I don't I don't think anyone in
1:01:23
the room here is such a skeptic where I need to go down, you
1:01:27
know, the argument of how there must be some sort of ultimate as
1:01:31
there's no evidence for anything that can possibly exist without
1:01:34
a cause. And causation is essential and
1:01:37
the constant, which in and of itself is a property and a
1:01:39
transcendental. So, you know, and there's no
1:01:42
evidence to the contrary of it. But I don't want to go down that
1:01:44
road if I don't have to. I do believe it's possible that
1:01:46
God created being certainly far greater than us in our capacity
1:01:50
would be seen, you know, potentially as as gods.
1:01:55
I mean, even in Islam, they have the jinn, you know, beings made
1:01:59
out of what smokeless fire I think is, well, I don't know the
1:02:02
Daniel, you don't use the hadith.
1:02:04
I don't think so. That might not be applicable,
1:02:08
but yeah, I mean, yeah, in any case, I mean, I, I think that
1:02:12
God has a hierarchy in creation. I think that we're probably just
1:02:16
about at the bottom rung, which is why it's such an incredible
1:02:21
display of his benevolence and grace and mercy to offer to send
1:02:26
his Son to die for us so that we can be saved.
1:02:28
So. I got another question for you
1:02:32
guys, and I especially want to hear your thoughts on this as
1:02:35
well, Daniel. But I've heard some Christians
1:02:38
argue a verse in Ephesians stating that animals below us
1:02:44
obviously have some kind of souls and they're just as
1:02:47
voluble to God as we are to them.
1:02:50
Now, what is your views on this? Do you believe that the animals
1:02:55
actually have souls? Yeah, I do.
1:03:01
I, I, I kind of believe that animals also have free will, but
1:03:10
not as, as the same level as we have free will basically
1:03:16
explains the is explained through the anatomy of the brain
1:03:21
structures we have, like the sort of brains, the growth of
1:03:26
the forebrain that's typical of a human being is what explains
1:03:30
the state-of-the-art best of all of free will.
1:03:34
And I also believe that spirit is what makes things come alive
1:03:44
and have a lifetime like have a life.
1:03:48
So animals, any, any, any creature that's alive has spirit
1:03:55
in it, in it like that, that therefore that's alive.
1:04:00
And yeah, and, and and also free will.
1:04:05
Animal creatures do have free will, but obviously it comes
1:04:08
with stupendous limitations because they don't have the
1:04:12
outgrowth of forebrain as much as we have.
1:04:15
And therefore they won't be. They won't be punished or based
1:04:21
on requirements of justice and fairness and compassion.
1:04:25
Their behaviour is rudimentary and they won't be judged by God
1:04:31
if they have made mistakes or for animal behaviour.
1:04:36
There's no judgement and but, but, but we will have judgement
1:04:41
because we have the faculty just prepped and to best of to a
1:04:48
different level altogether to be used in a just, fair and
1:04:53
compassionate manner and therefore God will adjudicate
1:04:56
our misbehaviors. See, this is one of them things,
1:05:01
Smokey, that I've I've actually scratched my head about.
1:05:04
I can't wrap my head around it and hoping you guys might be
1:05:08
able to give some good responses.
1:05:10
You said because the animals basically you're defining them
1:05:14
as more ignorant than us based upon the limitations of their
1:05:18
brain and the way they were designed.
1:05:20
But what if the animal, what if, let's say you got a bear and it
1:05:24
goes into somebody's home and it kills the entire family and all
1:05:27
that. Do you think that in any kind of
1:05:30
way God would see this as an immoral act, or does he let him
1:05:35
get away with it? Yeah, he he would get away with
1:05:39
it because I just said, I mean, they don't have the capability
1:05:44
to to know what is morally inappropriate.
1:05:51
They are foraging for food. They are driven through smells
1:05:56
of food. And if they're hungry, they
1:05:59
wouldn't really mind getting into somebody's house and
1:06:02
picking up foodstuff. And if they encounter a threat,
1:06:07
they would attack them. And that's what bears do.
1:06:11
If if, if you know, they are confronted with other kinds or
1:06:17
creatures, they would attack them and that's just their
1:06:21
behavior and they would get away with it.
1:06:23
God would not judge them. God has made it clear that he
1:06:28
would judge creatures with higher faculties like Oz and the
1:06:32
Jinns. The Jinns, Smokey was right.
1:06:35
They're made from, you know, the way it's translated in the Quran
1:06:42
translations, it's from fire or smokeless fire or whatever it
1:06:46
is. But the reference is for plasma.
1:06:51
So they are creatures out of plasma and therefore they are
1:06:57
not visible to us because they are creatures made out of plasma
1:07:01
and they are very intelligent creatures.
1:07:03
Genes and genes have been a dominant species on Earth and in
1:07:13
like in the 7th century Quran, the Quran already describes
1:07:17
jinns as having made space launches and endeavors into
1:07:24
space and having figured figured out the satellite system, the,
1:07:31
you know, the gravitational system around the planets.
1:07:33
And they pretty much hung out in spaces listening to the divine
1:07:38
communication made that God would make to angels.
1:07:43
So they're they were very advanced society genes on earth.
1:07:48
And you can imagine in 7th century they've already been to
1:07:51
space. So what kind of technology they
1:07:53
might have today. And yeah, so genes you're.
1:07:58
Saying that your brand of demons are technological.
1:08:04
They're not all genes are demons like we would say.
1:08:08
Genes are another species on planet earth in the plasma
1:08:13
dimension. They are also beings whom God is
1:08:16
testing and requires them to be fair, just and compassionate and
1:08:23
following truth instead of their desires.
1:08:27
But the evil ones of them who want to disobey God are demons
1:08:33
just as much as evil ones among human beings would also be
1:08:37
called as demons in the Quran. So the Quran uses the word
1:08:40
Shaitaan for both of them, for the evil human beings as well as
1:08:46
evil jinns. So obviously Christianity has
1:08:53
its own justifications and reasons why God allows some of
1:08:58
the things that go on in the world.
1:09:00
Why does Allah allow these evil Jem as you, these plasma
1:09:04
monsters to do what they're doing?
1:09:08
Well, they they don't like. I will give you an analogy like
1:09:14
you, we have like every, every house has some sort of pests,
1:09:20
might be cockroaches or might be ants or might be whatever you
1:09:24
call them, right? And things that we don't even
1:09:26
know like microbes are a big part of our dwellings and
1:09:31
everything. So they are just another
1:09:34
creature like jinns in the plasma dimension who might
1:09:38
overlap with our societies and have their dwellings overlapped
1:09:43
or in the plasma dimension, right.
1:09:45
But they don't have any, any meaningful interaction with us
1:09:51
except except through the Bioplasma channel where human
1:09:58
beings would want to listen to their whispers.
1:10:02
So the evil ones inspire the evil ones and they have
1:10:05
authority over the evil ones. But the good people, they know
1:10:09
these ideas, sometimes they ooze out in the brain, are not the
1:10:15
good ideas that they have to pursue.
1:10:18
So they would, they would recognize those what is the
1:10:24
other word for some sort of dreams that were they are not
1:10:30
necessarily dreams, but they get played around in your brain and
1:10:35
you kind of notice that, oh, why is my brain being now used by
1:10:40
something that's giving me this weird visions?
1:10:44
So the the genes, they have this bioplasma channel with which
1:10:49
they kind of interact. The evil ones do that, not the
1:10:52
good ones. The good ones are believers in
1:10:54
God, but the evil jinns, they would want to have a control or
1:10:58
exert control over human beings. And that's the promise that
1:11:02
Satan made to God. When God granted Adam the honor,
1:11:06
Satan became jealous of the honor that God assigned to human
1:11:12
and he challenged to God in the Quran.
1:11:14
He challenges to God that God, because you favor them over me,
1:11:20
I'm going to mislead them from your path and lead them all to
1:11:24
hell. So the the evil genes do cash
1:11:33
out on their hidden dimension, but they can see us.
1:11:38
So they will use that gateway to have an influence over us.
1:11:42
And God says people who are not keen on remembering Almighty God
1:11:47
fall victims to the whisperings of the devil of the of the demon
1:11:52
or Satan and therefore also become friends to demon and
1:11:55
demons themselves. So that's a likely authority,
1:12:01
authoritative gateway from where they would approach people who
1:12:05
are oblivious to God's existence and they would capture them on,
1:12:10
captivate them. But the believers, I don't have
1:12:14
any authority over believers. Believers recognize those things
1:12:18
coming from the evil side and they would shun it and they
1:12:21
would go back to the words of God and derive inspiration,
1:12:26
teaching, learning, knowledge, wisdom, and they would act
1:12:32
utilizing their full faculties. All right, if you don't mind, is
1:12:39
the the story of the devil close or similar to the same words and
1:12:44
story of Old Testament and how Satan fell and all this kind of
1:12:50
stuff, or is there more to it on you guys's end?
1:12:54
There's more to it. The way the Bible has it is it's
1:13:00
limited, but obviously there's more to it in the Quran, which I
1:13:03
would like to discuss with you, Brett.
1:13:06
But not now, because I promised somebody yesterday that I would
1:13:10
be having a interaction with him.
1:13:13
So in some time, like in 15 minutes, I have to just make
1:13:16
some preparation for him, make a poster and everything.
1:13:20
Are we going to be doing a debate or something?
1:13:24
He, he's a Christian fellow. I had a chat with him yesterday.
1:13:28
He, he seems like a very good guy to talk to, very nice, nice
1:13:31
behaved. And you know, so I promised him
1:13:34
that I would talk to him on why, what's the topic here?
1:13:41
So why the Quran responds to the emergent doctrinal development
1:13:46
in Judeo Christianity. So this is the topic that I'll
1:13:50
be talking to him now in like 15 minutes.
1:13:53
So I'll have to excuse myself from here and from you and
1:13:57
Smokey, I'm so sorry. I give you, I give you guys this
1:14:01
short bursts all the time that. Was good.
1:14:05
I actually have dinner ready right now, so I got to bow out
1:14:08
to and get finished getting ready for my show.
1:14:11
But this was fun. It was good seeing you guys and
1:14:15
yeah, I'll catch up here in a bit.
1:14:17
No smoke. Yeah, I might shut this down and
1:14:19
come over there once you throw the link.
1:14:21
Out. Yeah, that's fine.
1:14:22
And like I said, Brett, you can always pop in and restream your
1:14:25
audience or whatever. Just let me know you're going to
1:14:26
do that so I can, you know, press the button.
1:14:29
You know, I don't care. That's fine.
1:14:30
Don't bother me. Yeah.
1:14:33
See, I see both of you in the future like Brett and Smoky
1:14:38
Brett, I would like you to, I would want to request you to
1:14:42
like reframe those 50 questions on Islam.
1:14:44
Like they're very, they're very repetitive.
1:14:48
That's what I felt. So if you want to do that in the
1:14:52
future, feel free to do so. And then I will do a video of
1:14:55
those 50 questions in one shot. All right.
1:14:59
So have a good one, Brett. Well, I'm not, I'm not taking
1:15:02
off this yet. You say you had like 15 minutes.
1:15:07
Yeah, but I can be with you for 5 minutes.
1:15:09
Go ahead. All right, sounds good.
1:15:13
So you think it would be a really deep, long conversation
1:15:16
about the devil origin? Yeah, we can.
1:15:20
We can make a stream on that. We can make a very good
1:15:24
discussion about the differences of biblical narrative and the
1:15:28
chronic narrative on the origins of of the of the devil of the
1:15:32
demon, who his identity, who he is, what he does, how much of A
1:15:39
power he wields over human beings and and all of that sort
1:15:44
of stuff. We can.
1:15:44
We can go out deep dive. What do you say?
1:15:48
Friday, 7:00 PM. I've already got a show
1:15:51
scheduled. I always title my shows.
1:15:54
Everyone's welcome to join Brett Keene Live.
1:15:57
And then afterwards, after topics are discussed and I
1:16:01
change the title to represent what was talked about on the
1:16:04
show. Make sense?
1:16:06
Yeah, makes sense. Makes sense.
1:16:08
Like of what is the time right now with you over there?
1:16:12
It is 816 central. 816 so you also, I also joined you today at
1:16:19
7:00 PM your your time, right? 7:00 PM your time Friday.
1:16:23
Yep, that looks like Guru ladies back, unfortunately.
1:16:27
There we go. Now I can add her to the
1:16:29
discussion. Hey, Guru.
1:16:33
Huh. Nice.
1:16:35
What do you think of that? Yeah, I mean, so it'll be 7:00
1:16:41
PM for you on a Friday night, correct?
1:16:45
Yeah. OK for now.
1:16:48
It's already scheduled, all you got to do is click notify and
1:16:51
the link is already out in the comments so you can connect your
1:16:56
thing if you want to since we'll be talking a lot about Islam.
1:16:59
Gotcha. So we'll see you then and if
1:17:03
something changes, I will let you know in between emails, all
1:17:06
right. All right, sounds good, ma'am.
1:17:10
Jamal, because I've got some trolls right now.
1:17:13
You're going to have to show your face on screen or I won't
1:17:16
let you out. Don't worry about it, have a
1:17:20
good day, God bless you man. All right, see you later.
1:17:25
The real guru lady. Are you still out there?
1:17:28
If you are, I'd be more than happy to talk with you.
1:17:34
Let me see. How do I?
1:17:37
Let me put this back over there. And yeah, there we go.
1:17:46
Jamal, unless you show yourself on the screen, I'm not going to
1:17:52
let me go ahead and block this loser right here.
1:17:56
Bye. Bye.
1:17:59
You don't. You don't come over to
1:18:00
somebody's broadcast and tell them how to do things.
1:18:04
I just had one of you losers come in and scream a racial
1:18:08
derogatory name. So I'm not going to be so quick
1:18:11
to let some of you up doing that kind of behavior.
1:18:16
There we go. Grew.
1:18:18
Do you want to come in? I was interested in talking to
1:18:25
you about Minecraft, but Smokey showed up as well as our Muslim
1:18:30
friends. So if you want to come in, I'll
1:18:32
be more than happy to chat with you.
1:18:34
Jamal, you have 10 seconds to show me your face, so I'm going
1:18:37
to put your ass out of the room and you won't be able to get
1:18:40
back in. Guru Lady, you want to come back
1:18:49
in? I'd love to talk to you about
1:18:51
video games and all that. Oh, goodness gracious.
1:19:00
Well, I guess if people don't want to come in with your
1:19:02
cameras or whatever, I'll give it about a few more minutes.
1:19:07
Let me see what we got here. It's since this asshole doesn't
1:19:12
want to figure it out. Let's go ahead and get something
1:19:17
out. Let's play something real quick
1:19:19
while I'm waiting for somebody to show up to talk.
1:19:39
The rain falls hard on this empty St. echoes of her voice in
1:19:49
every beam. I'm staring at the shadows where
1:19:56
she used to stand. Old and broken pieces in my
1:20:03
trembling hands. Dear God, I know I've made
1:20:12
mistakes. Dear God, you know I wanna
1:20:19
change. Dear God, you know this world
1:20:25
keeps me in the face. Dear God, when will I hear the
1:20:32
angels sing, the bills stack high, the nights grow cold,
1:20:43
memories of love I can't seem to hold.
1:20:47
Each step I take feels like sinking sand.
1:20:57
I'm begging, looking for sign, a guiding hand.
1:21:00
Dear God, I know I made mistakes.
1:21:03
Dear God, you know I want to change.
1:21:09
Dear God, you know this world keeps me in my face.
1:21:17
Dear God, when will I hear thee angels sing?
1:21:41
The silence screams louder than I can bear, A hollow chest where
1:21:50
hope used to flare. I've lost my way, I've lost my
1:21:58
fight. Can you still sing in this
1:22:04
endless night? Dear God, I know.
1:22:12
Dear God, Dear God, dear God, when will I
1:22:27
hear the angels sing? The mirror shows a man I don't
1:22:36
know. Tears, car, rivers where faith
1:22:42
used to flow. Day after day.
1:22:46
I'm back, dear God. Dear God, you know what to
1:22:47
change, Dear God. You know this world keeps me in
1:23:07
faith, Dear God. When will I hear the angels
1:23:28
sing? All right, if that's actually
1:23:31
smoky, I need you to show your face real quick because I've
1:23:35
been having some trolls coming in.
1:23:37
Got to make sure it's you. And since you're my buddy, I
1:23:40
know that wouldn't be a problem for you because you understand
1:23:43
my situation. Yeah, no Mac and cheese for
1:23:47
trolls, fuckers. Sorry.
1:24:00
I got to see Smokey's face. I'm going to give you 10
1:24:03
seconds. Let's get you taken care of.
1:24:10
See you later. Fuck stick.
1:24:15
Oh boy. You can tell that atheists are
1:24:17
gay. They're always wanting to show
1:24:19
somebody's pecker off on it, and it's definitely not their own
1:24:22
because they lack one. That's what the definition of
1:24:26
atheist is lacking a lacking a penis.
1:24:31
Let's see what we got. All right, I'm going to give
1:24:34
people one more chance and to come in and have a discussion
1:24:40
and then I'm going to go prepare for a Smokey show.
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That'll be fun. Yes, It's yes.
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gentlemen. And with that being said, let's
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see and guess we'll finish it out.
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