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18 - CALIFORNIA'S UNFAIR ELECTRICAL BILL AND YOU WILL EAT BUGS · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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hello hello hello and welcome back world ablaze listeners i have taken a break
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but not a break away from you.
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There's been a lot going on behind the scenes
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and I want to let everybody know what has been going on.
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Firstly, which is awesome, new studio.
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I have dubbed this studio, Studio A,
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with that out of the way um outside of the new studio i'm actually well i'm recording in the
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So this is the first recording of World of Blaze in the new studio that I have dubbed Studio A.
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Enough of that bullshit.
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Let's get on with it.
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So, firstly, since I have been away, I just want to go ahead and cheers to everybody.
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You know, when I was putting the show together, I was smoking my cigar, a nice cigar, and
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I was drinking a pint of Guinness, and I was thinking about what should I put together?
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What should I put together?
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And you know what?
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California never disappoints.
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So I got to start with California because California just keeps rearing its ugly communist
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head.
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And Gavin Newsom, Gavin Newsom is proudly supporting the failing bullshit that they are imposing
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on people.
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But before I talk about good old Gavin in California, let me crack my beer that I am drinking
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currently.
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It is a nice tall can, 24 ounce tall can of 805.
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and that's a beautiful sound and for everybody who is listening to this going to work coming
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home from work hell maybe you just didn't want to work i'm raising my can to you and
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here is a cheers to all of you thank you very much all right now on to california
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so things you may have missed while i was away um the utility uh utilities proposal that that
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is going on right now in California regarding electricity. Here's the craziness that's
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happening with this. Okay. California and the Utilities Commission are proposing that because
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California can't keep up with the electrical demands in the state, it's already, I think
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they said about 25% higher than anywhere else in the United States. They want to impose
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a minimum charge. It's a fixed charge based on your income. Your income. Tell me this isn't
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inequitable and unfair. So if you earn a higher wage, a higher income overall, they're going to
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have the gall, the balls, as they say, to impose a higher fixed base rate charge to you just because
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you make more. It has nothing to do with how much electricity that you consume. No, no, just because
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you fucking make more, they're going to go ahead and charge you more. And if you don't make a lot
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and you're on the lower income scale,
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but you use up all the electricity
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in the damn neighborhood,
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you get charged less.
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So the socialist, communistic,
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governing body of California
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thinks this is a good idea.
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Now, I will say that
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while Gavin Newsom is proudly behind this
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and thinks this is an amazing idea,
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there have been a few Democrats against it
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but not for the reasons you think.
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They're against it because they feel it kind of
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goes against their Green New Deal agenda
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that those who put solar panels in their houses
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will no longer be reaping the benefit.
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Aww, is that all? Is that it?
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Nothing to do with being equitable.
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Nothing to do with fairness and being charged
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based on your consumption whatsoever.
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No, no, just because those who may have spent on solar panels are no longer receiving the benefit of spending on solar panels because regardless, your base rate will be based on your income.
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And the base rate is just the base rate, by the way.
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Anyone who works in utilities or billing for any city knows this.
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This is just your fixed base rate.
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You're still getting charged for the electricity that you use on top of that.
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so let's go over some of these uh proposed rates here so under the um i'm reading this from
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governing.com and as usual i'll have all the links in the show notes so that you could read all my
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beautiful research just so you know that i'm not full of shit so from governing.com i'm going to
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go ahead and scroll down a bit just so that we don't have to go through the entire report but
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here we go. Now, the CPUC is weighing two main fixed charge proposals. The plan from the state's
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three big utilities includes the highest charges and is drawing the most controversy. Another led
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by the commission's consumer advocate, Arm, admitted a more moderate plan. So under the
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utilities joint proposal, income-based fixed charges for households earning $28,000 to $69,000
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will now be $20 to $34 per month.
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Again, that's your fixed base charge.
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So your base charge, basically.
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Your fixed base charge,
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if you're earning $28,000 to $69,000,
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would be $20 to $34 a month,
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regardless of how much you use.
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Okay, but those earning,
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those that earn $69,000 to $180,000,
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and that's a pretty big gap
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because if you think about it,
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there's a lot of people within that range.
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the $69,000 to $180,000, they will pay $51 to $73 per month.
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And I guarantee you that it's going to be the $73.
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So just because you make more, you're getting charged double those who make less,
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regardless of how much you're using.
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It doesn't matter.
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Going on, for those that even earn more than that,
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Anyone who earns $180,000 plus would pay $8,500 to $128 a month as their fixed base rate for electricity.
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Tell me that is not some bullshit.
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It's clearly punishing those who make more and forcing those who make more to pick up the slack of those who make less and can't afford their bills.
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Now, it's kind of a good idea if you look at it from the perspective of everybody deserves a chance to have electricity.
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Just as you can say everybody deserves to have a roof over their head clean water food I mean I wouldn disagree with that But the means of how you trying to get there by punishing those
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and taking from those that make more isn't fair. And that's not how you do it. Not whatsoever.
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It's downright bullshit. So I'll admit I may be in one of these higher brackets,
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but we're very frugal when it comes to our utilities. My wife, I swear to you,
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it could be the hottest day in the world. And that air conditioner, we're lucky if it comes on.
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Come wintertime, you're freezing. Grab a fucking blanket. It's just, it's how she was raised.
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And I get it. It's ingrained in her, you know, watch your money, tighten the belt.
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And there's nothing wrong with doing that. So in our case, my wife and I, we're not
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consuming a ton of electricity just because of our frugal nature. But just because we may be in
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a higher income bracket, I'm going to make up for California's electrical woes because they can't
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figure out how to produce enough electricity for the state and whose fault is it theirs i mean we
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got the high-speed rail train that's been a project ongoing project for i couldn't even tell you how
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many years now they're barely breaking around the central valley and moving that forward
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that's all that's all electric okay they're they signed a bill to where
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pretty much will not be able to buy any car that's not an electric car here within the next
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couple years so now they gotta they gotta charge all these cars i mean it's just one decision after
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another that's put them where they are and the only way they can think of fixing it is by charging
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those who make more basically reaching into your fucking pocket taking it from you
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and having you pick up the slack for others who can't.
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And again, Gavin Newsom is proud of this.
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He's proud of this bill, this proposal, this joint proposal.
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What a fucking asshat.
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And if that wasn't enough, moving on from that,
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I know, I know, I have such good news.
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I just came back and here we go.
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Negative, negative, negative.
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I'm sorry.
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Look, I just bring the craziness to light.
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I give you the information and yeah.
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Yeah.
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Anyway, so for those who live in California, while we stay on, you know, on the California
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train that's still being fucking built, by the way.
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Anyway, those familiar with San Francisco, the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, who does not
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know of the Golden Gate Bridge or or or hasn't heard of it?
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Just so you know, in California, we have probably some of the most, I want to say probably some of the most roads in the U.S. that are actually, well, they charge you to freaking drive them.
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We have some of the highest traffic or worst traffic there is in the nation.
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And they'll take a six-lane highway that already has a ton of traffic, take two lanes away, now make those express lanes.
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it started when it was intended to make people commute right you know let's reduce the amount
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of cars on the road by having people drive together well you know that's never gonna
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fucking work think about it everyone has jobs they're all spread out like if you work together
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that's about it but outside of that you know with the way things are in california most people have
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to commute they either live you know way out in the valley drive into a to the city um in in my
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case, you know, let's say in the Central Valley, and then they would drive into the Bay Area.
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With all the traffic, you're looking at almost three to four hours drive time just to get to work.
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And then when they're off work, you're looking at another three to four hours just to get home.
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Okay. Tell me that is not a fucked up lifestyle. But hey, if you want to live in California,
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that's what you got to do. It's just the norm. So with all the traffic going on,
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The express lanes, originally, they were commuter lanes.
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They were intended to reduce the amount of cars by having people commute.
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I already said that, but I'm just trying to keep things going here on track, so just stay with me here.
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Then, not that long ago, they started imposing a charge for you to be able to be on these express lanes.
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so if you wanted to get in a certain section of the road that got you to an exit quicker
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you're now getting charged let's say a dollar 75 or whatever to use that section of road
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so basically toll roads that they have dubbed express lanes
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and those charges keep going up now it didn't fix a solution it just fucked everything up now
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the reason i'm telling you all this is because california loves to charge its residents and
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what's crazy is especially in the case of express lanes you know it takes six lane highway turn it
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into a four and now you got worse traffic not everybody wants to pay to use express lane
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you just made a worse situation because you took two lanes away but didn't add two more
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fucking stupid and now well not now but and then all the bridges out here always had a toll
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like you can't even go over any bridge in california it seems like without paying some
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kind of toll just to cross and so what they did is you know they have like fast track for example
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where you can buy this device you load it with money there's a sensor up there that uh that says
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hey this is you know for example me is george he's coming across the bridge we're going to charge
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his account based on whatever you loaded that thing with right and they used to have people
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taking cash well after covid after that whole pandemic uh debacle they stopped employing people
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to take cash and they and then they said well you know what we'll just bill them you know they take
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a picture of your license plate as you're going through they know they didn't have your address
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everything and they just bill you for crossing now there's not even anybody there to take your
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money anymore which is kind of nice because you do go through a lot quicker you know it's not
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slow down anymore. But getting back to the Golden Gate Bridge. So they have proposed,
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well, they didn't propose, this is happening. There's new toll rates over the next five years.
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Now, I don't know what the toll is right now, but the toll increases
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basically by the end of the five-year period, you'd be charged up to $12
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dollars and 25 cents just to cross the bridge
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12 dollars and 25 cents and anybody who has to cross that bridge for work
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or let's say they work they they go the opposite way like they live up in
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Sausalito or Marin and they come into San Francisco or drive even further down
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to work and they have to go back that direction to get home they're getting
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charged on their way home because technically that's the point where they charge you to go over
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the golden gate so that person every single day will be charged 12.25 cents if their invoice now
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if they use fast track they save a dollar it's 11.25 but five days a week five days a week i mean
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think about this. $11.25 times 5, and we're talking about 52 weeks in the pay period, right?
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You're paying about $3,000 a year just to cross that bridge, just for you to be able to go to
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work or even come home from work. And you're looking at another $243.75 a month that you have
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to account for just to cross the fucking golden gate bridge so here houses uh this is how it uh
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it's going to shake down starting this year july 2024 if you have fast track they're going to charge
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you nine dollars 25 cents but if you get invoice which is what most people end up getting it's
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going to now cost you $10.25. Okay. Next year in 2025, the invoice cost goes up to 1075 in 2026
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goes up to 1125 July, 2027 it's 1175. And then July, 2028, it goes up to the absurd price. I
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just told you, which is 1225. How do they justify this? I don't fucking know. Um, it's almost,
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I mean, it's supposed to go towards maintenance and everything else, but this just sounds like
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a way to gouge people to get more money. Because let's just be honest, California has mishandled
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its money. It's mishandled everything when it comes to the money. Why stop now? And they need
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to make it up somewhere. They just can't help themselves from continuing to punish those who
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live here it's it's like i guess we don't get the hint they're just telling you to get the fuck on
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are we that stupid that we just i'm talking to everybody else who lives in california are we
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that stupid that we just keep taking the beating and taking the beating or have we become used to
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it like that that old the old saying about the frog right if you if you put them in the the pot
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and and you slowly turn the heat up incrementally a little bit a little bit a little bit at a time
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the frog gets used to it and will never jump out of the pan until before he knows it that frog is
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cooked kind of feels like our situation here in california and california knows it and they don't
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give a fuck and i'm so glad that this is gavin's last year i can't wait for this asshole to get the
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hell out of office and even more so i can't wait for it to flip back to republican even if for a
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year I sorry for a term Just to right the ship again Well California has definitely never failed to disappoint
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and it is nothing more than the dumpster fire shithole that it is.
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Our next segment of the show, you're going to eat bugs.
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you like that transition you my friend are going to eat bugs and in fact you're probably already
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eating them and you didn't even know it what's this you say well there's a little old organization
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called the uh world economic forum that has been pushing this idea for a while in fact it's fearless
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leader klaus schwab swear to god this guy if you've ever seen him look him up klaus schwab
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world economic form.
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He looks like a Bond villain and even sounds like one.
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He talks like a Bond villain.
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And he talks about this and says, basically, you will eat the bugs.
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He also says you will own nothing and be happy.
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They're even trying to charge you for air.
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He has an idea about a 15-minute city.
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They want to contain you to where no matter what you do, everything you need is within 15 minutes.
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You're not supposed to venture out.
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He wants to control the world.
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He's just an elitist prick.
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That's all he is.
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And the idea of eating bugs has been talked about for a few years now.
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A lot of people just said, ah, it's a conspiracy theory.
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This isn't true.
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This isn't going to happen.
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This is bullshit. Really?
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Well, this from the World Economic Forum website itself.
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Headline, why we need to give insects the role they deserve in our food system.
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Huh.
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Well, it says the world's population will reach 9.7 billion people by 2050.
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This means that despite only 4% of arable land remaining available on the surface of our planet, an additional 2 billion more humans will have to be fed.
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In order to address the impending crisis, world experts and leaders will meet this autumn at the UN Food Summit and then at the COP26.
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Often overlooked in these discussions is the potential role insects can play in helping meet this challenge.
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It says,
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the concept of insect farming is not new and currently one to 1.2 trillion insects are raised
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on farms annually for food and animal feed the practice has however remained mostly manual until
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now thanks to new technologies such as artificial intelligence and the internet of things we are at
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turning point and finally able to industrialize the breeding of insects in a contained environment
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insect breeding is a data-centric agro-industry with a lot of commonalities with precision
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agriculture. Several indoor agricultural startups have emerged. Our company, Yinsek with a Y,
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for example, with more than 300 technology patents and completely unique AI-driven agricultural
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processes, is building the first fully automated vertical insect farm in the world, able to produce
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100,000 tons of insect products a year.
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Insects are a credible and efficient alternative protein source
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requiring fewer resources than conventional breeding.
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Oh, Jesus.
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It says that recent studies conducted on mice
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have shown a significant reduction in cholesterol
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in subjects fed with products resulting from the processing of insects
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such as tenebriol molitor not quite sure what that is in addition the high protein content makes it a
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highly digestible ingredient that can be used in senior nutrition they're talking to all us
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senior citizens well i'm not quite a senior citizen but anyone who is a senior citizen
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usually you need a different kind of food supplement or whatever you're gonna be eating
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bugs all right they're also saying it's a more sustainable production insect rearing is less
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expensive than conventional farming in terms of co2 there they go with the old fucking co2 climate
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bullshit again all right so in terms of co2 water surface area and raw materials moreover raising
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insects allows a reduction of almost 99 percent in pollution compared to other forms of animal farming
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alrighty then
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and it's a natural fertilizer
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it says insect
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dejections which is excreted waste
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basically when you shit
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are a natural fertilizer
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insect farm produced fertilizer has
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demonstrated its effectiveness on plants
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and vegetable crops with a significant
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increase in biomass and yield
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compared to the use of 100% chemical
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fertilizers for example
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research suggests it increases yields
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by 20% and 25%
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listen all right fuck the technical shit so basically off their own fucking website they're
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talking about pushing this because it has a better it's supposedly uh it's it's easy to cultivate you
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can do a hundred thousand freaking tons in a small area it's a great source of protein highly
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digestible and your shit is really good fertilizer for veggies which by the way bill gates is trying
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to control buying all the farmland i mean listen are we living in a bad fucking movie is what it
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really sounds like but hold on i'm not done i'm not done i'm not done so the world economic forum
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i found this other little uh thing here uh headline this was from 2022 and and this is
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five reasons why eating insects could reduce climate change so the whole reason they're
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trying to claim that you need to eat insects is because it will reduce climate change
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Do you think the elitist asshole Klaus Schwab will be eating insects?
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Do you think Bill Gates will be eating insects?
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Do you?
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Tell me.
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I highly, highly doubt it.
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But hey, let's go ahead and read a little bit of this.
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So the five reasons here.
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One, edible insects can't produce equivalent amounts of quality protein when compared to animals.
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Two, insects require less care and upkeep than livestock.
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Three, we're actually running out of protein.
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What the fuck?
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Hold on, let me read a little more on this one.
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It says, by 2050, the Earth will have nearly 10 billion people.
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The demand for protein will exceed our ability to produce it.
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All right, whatever.
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It also says, number four, insects are a part of a virtuous eco cycle.
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Seriously, a virtuous fucking eco cycle?
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I mean, I definitely want to feel virtuous about eating insects
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to contribute to the ecosystem.
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I guess.
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And five, you can start small and work your way up.
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How is that a good reason?
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All right, hold on.
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Let me read on this one.
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Maybe you're not quite ready to eat an insect.
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Well, fuck no, I'm not.
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In fact, I don't know anybody who is.
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Hold on.
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Well, they say fair enough.
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Okay, I can take that.
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Moving on.
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Says, but there are small and meaningful ways
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to introduce insect protein into your food chain.
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Why should I have to and want to?
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Jesus.
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All right.
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How about incorporating it as livestock feed
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or purchasing animals' proteins that have fed on insects?
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The environmental impact of the feed
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that is used in raising these animals is substantial.
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Approximately 45% of the greenhouse gas emissions
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in animal production is due to the feed production
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of the animals to consume.
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It doesn't have to be that way.
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did you know chicken's natural diet before domestication included insects
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hold on all right these fucking people
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all right so i'm not understanding this argument and how i'm supposed to feel better about consuming
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actual insects none of it makes any sense oh but wait it can reduce my carbon footprint you know
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fuck these guys so the world economic forum has been preaching this for a few years
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a lot of people said this was all conspiracy theory not true but i'm reading it i have the
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links for you and i'm going to give it to you so this is why this is important this is why this is
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important i know i had to give you a little background here headlines this is from tyson
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foods website what no way yes yes one of the largest food producers in the united states of
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america okay let me read from their website this was an announcement um all right it says that
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tyson foods global scale experience and network with protix's technology and market leadership
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to meet current market demand and scale production of insect ingredients through a direct equity
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investment, Tyson Foods will acquire a minority stake in Protex to help fund its global expansion.
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In addition, Tyson Foods and Protex have entered a joint venture for the operation and construction
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of an insect ingredient facility in the continental United States. Upon completion,
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it will be the first at-scale facility of its kind to upcycle food manufacturing byproducts
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into high-quality insect proteins and lipids,
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which will primarily be used,
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while they say primarily be used in the pet food,
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aquaculture, and livestock industries,
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but we know that's bullshit.
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Let me read from another little,
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this is from Frontline News here.
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Okay.
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Let me read a little bit about Protex here.
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To be built,
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a facility in the U.S.
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will house an enclosed system to support all aspects of insect protein production,
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including the breeding, incubating, and hatching of insect larvae,
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said Tyson Foods in a statement.
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In addition to ingredients for the aquaculture and pet food industries processed larvae may be used as ingredients within livestock and plant feed
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Okay, but here we go.
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Protix, which in 2015, and that's, I'm sorry, that's spelled P-R-O-T-I-X if you want to look that up.
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So Protix, which in 2015 was selected as one of the world's economic forums, technology pioneers.
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oh there's the tie-in there's the tie-in there's the tie-in hold on so was it really a conspiracy
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theory no no pro let me read the game protex which in 2015 was selected as one of the world
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economic forums technology pioneers all right they manufacture approximately 14 000 metric tons
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of bug food per year under the pretext of fighting climate change. Eating insects for the weather is
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a practice heavily pushed by globalist governments in the world economic form, which has anticipated
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the day when we can all buy a bag of edible insects at our local grocery store. What the fuck?
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What the fuck? Really? Really? Wow. I'm not done. Hold on. Hold on.
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Earlier this year, the European Union approved the use of cricket powder.
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That's right, crickets, ground crickets.
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Cricket powder in major processed foods sold to the public.
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In Australia, children are being fed crickets and conditioned to enjoy them as a snack.
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In September of 2022, 1,000 Australian schools have added chips containing eco-friendly crickets to their canteens.
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In one video, three Australian school children can be seen eating the insect-laced snacks and being conditioned in real time by adults behind the camera.
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Woo, alright.
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In July 2022, Canada!
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Justin Trudeau's Canada.
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Well, we always knew he was a fucking crazy dictator.
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Anyway, in July 2022, Canada's government announced a $8.5 million Canadian investment
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in a new production plant that will produce cricket protein for pet and human food.
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Located in London, Ontario, the facility is expected to house 4 billion crickets
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and produce 13 million kilograms of cricket protein per year.
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germany is currently searching for the most effective ways to persuade the public to eat bugs
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well keep fucking trying there germany all right so there's there's enough info i threw at you if
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you still doubt me if you still think that this whole thing is a conspiracy i don't know what else
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i need to show you or read to you um i mean i'll show you in the show notes i'll give you the links
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but yeah we all thought this was crazy and klaus schwab this crazy bond villain of a of a man
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has been pushing these nutty agendas i don't even know how the world economic forum by the way
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has so much power and how they can try to suggest and dictate and twist the arms of the entire world
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to follow their crazy insane agendas it really doesn't make any sense to me i i don't get it
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someone needs to stop these people they really do i don't know how it's going to be done but
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somehow we got to do this so let me get back to tyson so tyson has a major uh a major stake in
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protix they're building a fucking insect protein farm as they call it in the united states okay
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so why does why why does this concern everybody well tyson's huge okay here are the brands that
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tyson owns it's not just tyson it's jimmy dean it's hillshire farms it's ballpark it's sarah lee
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where do you think that cricket powder is going it's flour it's an ingredient that you're going
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to see in your fucking breads aside from mealworms and everything else that are going to be in your
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hot dogs and your sausage now oh they also own adele's sausage there's bosco's there's gallo
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your salami is no more there's uh who else is on this i mean it's a pretty big list you can go to
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their site and read it but they own so many major brands that everybody buys and enjoys
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here's here's another thing i found i got this off uh off x
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the bugs have arrived read the labels so here here are the brands that are actually
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going to be incorporating
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bugs as ingredients and this is all under the tyson banner hillshire farm sarah lee jimmy dean
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ballpark gallo pierre state fair original philly and steak ease so crickets um crickets will be
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labeled i you know i can't read it but there's gonna be crickets mealworms and grasshoppers
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that'll start to be added to all of these food brands so again as i said earlier you will eat bugs
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well that's all i got for today sorry to leave you on that down note um well actually no hold on
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hold on one more thing one more thing we think the madness hasn't stopped here's a
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here's a guy here's a guy tedx cornell university
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i was about to end the show but i forgot i want you to hear this here here's a here's a highly
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educated speaker this is nathan lorenz doing a tedx at cornell university talking about how
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great it is that bugs are going to be introduced into your diet go ahead and check this out
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i stumbled across the 200 page un report about why we should incorporate edible insects into our
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food systems this was wonderful i accidentally read the whole thing and emerged four hours later
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Ready? Feed my own insect. I ran to the cricket rod, flipped it over, caught a cricket, flipped it up,
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and ate it. It tasted, like the one I just ate for you now, a little bit like shrimp. After all,
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they're pretty closely related. But insects can come in a variety of shapes and flavors.
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This is one of my favorite insects to eat. It is a June bug drum. It has a rich, nutty flavor,
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although it may not look the part mealworms are another great option they have a taste
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flavor and texture somewhat similar to sunflower seeds i love to cook them up with a little bit of
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rice and some vegetables and bringing the potlucks so in 2016 all right so this guy's bringing
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bugs to potlucks so sorry i was getting the show but i really wanted to play that for you
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And pay attention out there.
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It's not a conspiracy.
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It's fucking happening.
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Okay.
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Tyson Foods is behind it.
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They got a plant being built specifically to raise and produce bug proteins that they're
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going to put into their own brands of food, which is vast and on the shelves of every
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grocery store that we all consume.
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And if this is what Tyson is going to do there, think about it.
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When you think you're being smart, you're not eating it.
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you want to go to Starbucks and you want to go ahead and grab that,
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that breakfast sandwich or whatever.
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You have no fucking idea.
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If that bread doesn't have cricket powder in it,
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if the meat even is meat anymore,
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if it's just a bunch of ground mealworms,
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you're going to get a burger at McDonald's.
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Well,
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fuck good luck there.
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I guarantee that whole thing is going to be made out of bugs.
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I know this sounds gross and I,
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and it sounds like,
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you know,
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I'm,
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I'm waving the flag of doom over here,
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But listen, I don't know how we're going to combat this outside of you growing your own food and supporting local farmers who are still holding out here that haven't been harassed by the government or Bill Gates.
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but outside of the of the world economic forum and klaus schwab and this guy here nathan lorenz
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i mean a tedx talking about how great it is there's also celebrities like uh nicole kidman
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there's a video of her out there where she talks about enjoying a four course meal and she eats it
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on video all entirely made of insects there are celebrities that are getting behind this bullshit
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If you're telling me that this isn't some crazy sci-fi movie that we're literally living in, that none of this is planned and implemented and being pushed and controlled by the elitists at the top of, well, the food chain, you're crazy because it is happening.
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I can't believe that in my time of life
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that I would be going through this
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but I am
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and after all that being said
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I will now end the show
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