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- 0:00Speaker 1: Robbie knows everything, Dad knows everyone.
- 0:05Speaker 2: Oh everyone Dingo is here, so.
- 0:08Speaker 3: They're gonna make bloove f your years a list. This
- 0:13Speaker 3: is the Dingo Weekly. This is the Dingo Weekly. This
- 0:19Speaker 3: is the Dingo Weekly. This is the Dingo Weekly.
- 0:37Speaker 4: Huh, Welcome to the Dingo Weekly Podcast.
- 0:43Speaker 5: I'm your co host Robbie with my great friends Ted
- 0:46Speaker 5: and Dingo. Hey guys, Hi Robbie.
- 0:50Speaker 6: Hi, what's Ted doing? Ted's got some things. I hear
- 0:55Speaker 6: tuning in to Tokyo tuning in walk in? Bro? Why
- 1:01Speaker 6: do you have that knob on your headphones? What does
- 1:02Speaker 6: that do?
- 1:03Speaker 7: Volume?
- 1:04Speaker 6: Are those costs they are? Hell?
- 1:07Speaker 8: Yeah?
- 1:07Speaker 7: Have your costs cost quality?
- 1:10Speaker 6: I'm an audio file myself.
- 1:12Speaker 7: It's the only kind of file you should be.
- 1:14Speaker 6: I like good audio. Probably likes files file my nails
- 1:19Speaker 6: on his computers and ship and computer files. Sure, what's
- 1:23Speaker 6: going on? Boys? Happyfore twenty? Man? That was last? When
- 1:30Speaker 6: it's the fourth? May the fourth be with you? What
- 1:34Speaker 6: the fourth of April? May the fourth?
- 1:39Speaker 7: May the fourth?
- 1:45Speaker 6: Happy before twenty Happy? I got twenty bro, I got
- 1:50Speaker 6: our holidays mixed up? Man, Well we're here now. I
- 1:53Speaker 6: got snacks?
- 1:55Speaker 5: What kind of snacks yacht had? Kind of next, did you.
- 2:00Speaker 6: Still pickle chips? Oh? And this brownie that had a
- 2:04Speaker 6: bunch of shit in it, mmmm kitchen kitchen sink. It
- 2:09Speaker 6: was a brownie blondie, oh, with Eminem's and sprinkles and m.
- 2:16Speaker 5: Some other ship any marshmallow.
- 2:18Speaker 6: And then I got some cookies that are gone. It
- 2:21Speaker 6: looks like I got like a breakfast sandwich. I don't
- 2:23Speaker 6: remember this.
- 2:24Speaker 5: Is you got this recently? This breakfast sandwich like an
- 2:27Speaker 5: hour ago. Where are they serving breakfast sandwiches at this
- 2:30Speaker 5: time of night?
- 2:31Speaker 6: You've got microwave them. But that's fair?
- 2:34Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, sure, so good haul? Well yeah, it is
- 2:39Speaker 5: a good haul. Yeah.
- 2:42Speaker 6: Also, I found out that this thing does voices.
- 2:45Speaker 5: Give me a voice?
- 2:46Speaker 9: What kind of ice do you want?
- 2:48Speaker 5: Oh? Man, live voice? You got a voice modulator over here?
- 2:53Speaker 7: Modulators?
- 2:55Speaker 5: That's fun. Are you gonna Are you gonna have a
- 3:00Speaker 5: voice the whole time?
- 3:02Speaker 6: I don't have to.
- 3:03Speaker 5: We'll give me another if we want. We can, like,
- 3:07Speaker 5: don't don't talk to me any regular voice right now?
- 3:10Speaker 6: Okay?
- 3:11Speaker 5: Well I like I like this one.
- 3:13Speaker 6: All right, Well then talk to me.
- 3:15Speaker 9: Okay, I'll talk to you in whatever wye.
- 3:17Speaker 6: I want to perfect?
- 3:19Speaker 5: So how many voices are there? I mean right now,
- 3:24Speaker 5: Oh my god, he like turns it off.
- 3:26Speaker 6: Well, yeah, you're talking to Dingo and now you're.
- 3:28Speaker 9: Talking mister yeast YouTube personality.
- 3:37Speaker 6: Mister Yeast. Yeah, he's fun to have around.
- 3:41Speaker 9: My friends called me Stabby Sabby.
- 3:46Speaker 5: Sell your ustables sounds so gross.
- 3:57Speaker 6: All right, we'll definitely sprinkle those in because that's fun. Yeah.
- 4:01Speaker 6: I had to turn it off in my own headphones though,
- 4:03Speaker 6: because I kept laughing. You're yourself, so I might forget that. Like,
- 4:07Speaker 6: if I turned it on and off, I'm gonna lose track.
- 4:09Speaker 6: So bear with me.
- 4:11Speaker 5: Feels like a whole different line of consciousness.
- 4:14Speaker 6: I feel you we should just cut this part out
- 4:16Speaker 6: and never address that there's a fourth voice.
- 4:21Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll see what happens we got away from the
- 4:23Speaker 5: nasty cut.
- 4:24Speaker 6: Probably not. Are you saying you're already saying this is
- 4:27Speaker 6: too much work for you? Yeah, cutting one section out,
- 4:31Speaker 6: it's it's a lot of work.
- 4:33Speaker 7: We'll see what the final time stamp is.
- 4:36Speaker 5: So I hear them, I have an ax.
- 4:38Speaker 6: Why Tad talks about something important?
- 4:40Speaker 5: Tad give me something important. I hear there's a thing
- 4:43Speaker 5: that's going on.
- 4:44Speaker 7: There's a lot of important stuff. Mexico today started their
- 4:48Speaker 7: universal health care program.
- 4:50Speaker 5: They didn't have universal health care and now they do.
- 4:53Speaker 6: Now they do.
- 4:54Speaker 5: Well, I get that you can just do that.
- 4:56Speaker 6: You could they just did it.
- 4:58Speaker 5: You could just do that.
- 4:59Speaker 7: Apparently they just decided they wanted to do it and
- 5:02Speaker 7: they went ahead and just like did it.
- 5:04Speaker 6: Did people ask for it?
- 5:06Speaker 5: Yeah? Probably when they decided, like the people decide, we've
- 5:09Speaker 5: asked for it.
- 5:10Speaker 6: I've been asking. You can go on record.
- 5:13Speaker 5: We should make a cut together of all the times
- 5:15Speaker 5: I said I wanted healthcare.
- 5:17Speaker 7: You do often talk about how you want universal health care.
- 5:21Speaker 5: I think everyone would benefit from it, you know, well.
- 5:25Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it's I just think it benefits everyone.
- 5:35Speaker 5: Like, how about do something that benefits everyone? That's all
- 5:38Speaker 5: I'm saying.
- 5:39Speaker 7: Yeah, that's why I always say we're not all okay
- 5:41Speaker 7: until we're all okay exactly.
- 5:44Speaker 6: Yeah, put that on a bumper sticker.
- 5:46Speaker 5: Best way to cover all the people at once.
- 5:49Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, we'll just be like happy and healthy.
- 5:51Speaker 5: Come on, guys. Yeah, I mean, like there's things like
- 5:55Speaker 5: housing where all, right, people have houses, some people don't.
- 5:58Speaker 6: It doesn't affect everyone. Fear affects everyone.
- 6:01Speaker 5: Yeah, fuck the homeless daycare daycare only affects people with kids.
- 6:06Speaker 6: People not having houses doesn't affect me, So let's not
- 6:08Speaker 6: care about it. That's not what I'm saying.
- 6:10Speaker 5: I'm just saying, like that one thing affects the most people.
- 6:14Speaker 5: The other things are very important.
- 6:16Speaker 6: But they are targeted, but they can wait.
- 6:20Speaker 5: I'm saying, if you could pick one thing out of
- 6:21Speaker 5: all the things.
- 6:23Speaker 6: A kid froze to death this winter in the streets.
- 6:27Speaker 6: I mean my.
- 6:29Speaker 7: Universal health care would probably lower the rate of homelessness. Yeah,
- 6:36Speaker 7: there's got to be medical even guess what percent, but
- 6:39Speaker 7: there's got to be a percentage of people that are
- 6:41Speaker 7: homeless because of healthcare. Caustical debt, medical debt.
- 6:46Speaker 5: Medical debt is a thing that's a big thing.
- 6:48Speaker 6: It's really remember the last time I paid my medical debt?
- 6:51Speaker 6: Yeah's you just stop answering.
- 6:56Speaker 5: No, But that's the thing that's a real thing, And
- 6:59Speaker 5: uh yeah it probably would. Universal health care would absolutely
- 7:03Speaker 5: help people financially in other areas of their lives. So
- 7:08Speaker 5: food for thought, just saying we'll do the super cut,
- 7:12Speaker 5: we should, Mexico.
- 7:14Speaker 6: Good job, food for thought, But not for you starving people.
- 7:18Speaker 6: You're low on the priority list.
- 7:20Speaker 5: Yeah, Hunger is another thing we don't. I don't think
- 7:22Speaker 5: i've listed that foot Wait your turn. Food instability should
- 7:26Speaker 5: be on the list. Healthcare, housing, infrastructure, childcare, food instability.
- 7:34Speaker 5: There's a there's another thing.
- 7:36Speaker 6: Is this your I have a listener.
- 7:40Speaker 5: It's not the order, it's just the things.
- 7:42Speaker 6: Put infrastructure before your starving children? Did I say healthcare?
- 7:46Speaker 6: Maybe I missed that one. I don't remember. God damn it.
- 7:50Speaker 6: What do you guys think of cruises?
- 7:53Speaker 5: On a cruises they're fun?
- 7:56Speaker 6: Yeah, not a fan. I did it as like a kid.
- 8:00Speaker 6: I don't like.
- 8:00Speaker 5: It's been a while. I like boats.
- 8:03Speaker 7: I've never really wanted to go on a cruise, but
- 8:05Speaker 7: now I really don't want to go on a cruise
- 8:08Speaker 7: because there's a cruise ship out there floating in the
- 8:11Speaker 7: ocean that's infected with the hantavirus.
- 8:15Speaker 6: Oh I don't like that. Oh I think I saw that.
- 8:18Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the problem with the cruise is that if
- 8:21Speaker 5: one person gets sick, everyone on the ship gets sick.
- 8:23Speaker 6: Unless you can like knock.
- 8:25Speaker 7: Three people have died on this ship. On the ship,
- 8:29Speaker 7: one person's critically ill that they moved off the ship
- 8:34Speaker 7: and they're in like a hospital.
- 8:35Speaker 5: And yeah, but it's probably just like the flu. Right, No,
- 8:41Speaker 5: not wearing a mask. I don't like not gonna.
- 8:43Speaker 6: Wear a mask about it.
- 8:44Speaker 7: It's there's no control me with it. There's no vaccine,
- 8:50Speaker 7: there's no cure, and I've pretty much like you're probably
- 8:55Speaker 7: gonna die.
- 8:56Speaker 5: Oh you'll just you'll just die if you get it,
- 8:59Speaker 5: you'll just die.
- 9:00Speaker 8: Ah huh.
- 9:01Speaker 7: Ten mortality rate is that bad?
- 9:04Speaker 6: I don't know if that's bad. That's elevated for sure.
- 9:08Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like one in ten people die that catch it.
- 9:11Speaker 6: What was COVID like three?
- 9:14Speaker 8: Yeah it was.
- 9:15Speaker 7: Yeah, it's what the haunted virus is what Gene Hackman,
- 9:20Speaker 7: the actor, that's how he died.
- 9:22Speaker 5: Oh the heck Man.
- 9:23Speaker 6: Did Gene Hackman die? Yeah?
- 9:26Speaker 7: Virus, haunted virus and his wife on the cruise.
- 9:31Speaker 6: No, in their house. Unrelated they lived on the boat.
- 9:34Speaker 7: No, they lived in their house. But it comes from
- 9:37Speaker 7: rat poop mm hmm hmmm. And you would think a
- 9:40Speaker 7: guy like Gene Hackman would be like not have rats
- 9:45Speaker 7: like in his house.
- 9:46Speaker 5: Well wasn't he like why geriatric?
- 9:49Speaker 6: And like he was a rich white guy?
- 9:52Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean not the white part, but he was rich.
- 9:56Speaker 7: Like you think he had dementia.
- 9:58Speaker 3: Yeah, and like.
- 9:58Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I think he he had like a nurse
- 10:01Speaker 5: or something that came and helped them out.
- 10:04Speaker 7: Did she put the rats in his house?
- 10:06Speaker 5: No?
- 10:06Speaker 6: I don't know.
- 10:07Speaker 5: Well I think like the wife was a lot younger too,
- 10:10Speaker 5: so she was like there. It was like shooters and
- 10:12Speaker 5: the wife. So the nurse wasn't always there.
- 10:15Speaker 6: But oh yeah, he was married to some Asian lady. Yeah,
- 10:19Speaker 6: but he was like all coming back.
- 10:21Speaker 5: To me now.
- 10:21Speaker 7: So anyway, this this this cruise ship has been refused
- 10:25Speaker 7: to port that they're not allowed to port because because antavirus,
- 10:30Speaker 7: because until you're all dead, it can inculate it for
- 10:35Speaker 7: up to eight weeks before symptoms show.
- 10:38Speaker 6: They're not going to charge him for the extra cruise time,
- 10:41Speaker 6: so they wait.
- 10:41Speaker 5: For everyone to catch it and then ten percent of
- 10:44Speaker 5: those people all die and then everyone that survives.
- 10:46Speaker 6: Can get off the boat. I think, hopefully not be contagious.
- 10:49Speaker 6: And I think that I.
- 10:50Speaker 7: Think from what I understand, they're airlifting the people that
- 10:54Speaker 7: are sick, so they're probably going to have to wait
- 10:57Speaker 7: until no one where to South Africa, South Africa.
- 11:03Speaker 6: So Afrika. They're just gonna drop them in the ocean.
- 11:07Speaker 7: So maybe that maybe that's it. They're waiting for more sickies,
- 11:11Speaker 7: no more symptomatic people, and then.
- 11:13Speaker 6: They either taking them to South Africa. Elon Musk is
- 11:16Speaker 6: paying him to not make it.
- 11:18Speaker 7: Maybe, I don't know.
- 11:21Speaker 5: We're letting a lot of South Africans in those are
- 11:23Speaker 5: they left?
- 11:25Speaker 6: They left?
- 11:26Speaker 7: Yeah, like this place sucks, We're going back to South Africa.
- 11:30Speaker 6: Oh all right, okay, cool. I hope you had a
- 11:34Speaker 6: good time. I don't think they did.
- 11:36Speaker 5: Yeah, sounds like it like soon.
- 11:40Speaker 7: Elon Musk is a liah bro. I don't know if
- 11:43Speaker 7: that's a South Africa.
- 11:45Speaker 6: It was perfect. You nailed it. A little Australian in there.
- 11:49Speaker 5: It's a very unique accent.
- 11:50Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know. I'm not good at accents. I
- 11:52Speaker 6: don't I don't even want to judge or try it.
- 11:54Speaker 6: I don't know try it. I don't even know where
- 11:57Speaker 6: to start anywhere. M they can't food. Yeah, do it.
- 12:08Speaker 6: I got nothing for you. Come on, the last time
- 12:12Speaker 6: you did it was so good. I'd never done it before.
- 12:16Speaker 6: Accents you have. I've never even attempted to do any
- 12:22Speaker 6: accent ever.
- 12:23Speaker 5: You try to your time to shine?
- 12:25Speaker 6: No, all right, So I mean there's like fucking counta virus, right, Yeah?
- 12:30Speaker 6: Fuck the haunt virus.
- 12:32Speaker 5: That sucks. Not cool. Don't go on cruises anymore. I
- 12:35Speaker 5: guess you can't cruises.
- 12:38Speaker 7: All right, I won't if you ever needed another reason
- 12:40Speaker 7: to not go lock yourself on a boat with a
- 12:43Speaker 7: bunch of people haunt a virus.
- 12:45Speaker 5: Is it like a small boat or is it like
- 12:47Speaker 5: a big, big cruise?
- 12:49Speaker 6: It's I don't know. It's seven people, seven people.
- 12:53Speaker 7: I think there's probably several sevens of.
- 12:56Speaker 6: People, dozens, several sevens of people, several sevens of dozens.
- 13:03Speaker 6: What else you got? What?
- 13:05Speaker 7: What do you think they're diluting our gasoline?
- 13:13Speaker 5: Oh?
- 13:14Speaker 6: Good question.
- 13:16Speaker 7: Maybe I feel like I feel like my tanks are
- 13:20Speaker 7: not lasting as long.
- 13:22Speaker 5: Yeah, I kind of thought that the other day. Also,
- 13:26Speaker 5: gas is insane. Right now, I paid five dollars a gallon.
- 13:29Speaker 6: It's insanely expensive. It's insane.
- 13:32Speaker 5: I've never seen it that high, honestly, in my neck
- 13:35Speaker 5: of the woods, at least, I've never seen it that high.
- 13:38Speaker 7: It shouldn't it shouldn't be that high.
- 13:41Speaker 5: Five dollars a gallon for regular Bidenomics for you, thanks Obama.
- 13:50Speaker 6: But I think it's I think it's being diluted.
- 13:52Speaker 5: I think you might be onto something I'll buy into
- 13:55Speaker 5: this conspiracy. I feel like it's it's gone down the
- 14:00Speaker 5: mileage or something. I don't know, it feels like it's
- 14:03Speaker 5: not lasting.
- 14:04Speaker 7: Yeah, like I have you know, like my car is
- 14:08Speaker 7: twenty fifteen, but it's got like a gas meter like
- 14:11Speaker 7: tells you how many miles I've got left in the tank, right, Yeah,
- 14:14Speaker 7: and I just filled it, I mean less than a
- 14:17Speaker 7: week ago, and it's down like eighty miles worth of
- 14:21Speaker 7: gas and I've really only driven like thirty miles to
- 14:25Speaker 7: and from work.
- 14:27Speaker 6: Yeah, that's wild. It's just going fast. I wouldn't put
- 14:31Speaker 6: it past them.
- 14:32Speaker 5: I mean everyone was blocking the straight. If any of
- 14:35Speaker 5: our oils come, they say that we do our own oil.
- 14:38Speaker 5: But at this point, like I don't know, how does
- 14:41Speaker 5: this all work?
- 14:42Speaker 7: Nobody knows because not Well.
- 14:45Speaker 5: If we're not getting it from Iran and we're drilling
- 14:49Speaker 5: our own, then this shouldn't even be affecting us that much.
- 14:53Speaker 5: But here we are.
- 14:54Speaker 6: So it feels like we're getting it from them, at
- 14:56Speaker 6: least some of it. Yeah, but if.
- 14:58Speaker 5: They're blocking it, then we're not getting it. So yeah,
- 15:03Speaker 5: maybe they're deluding it.
- 15:04Speaker 6: They need our.
- 15:05Speaker 5: Supply to last longer, right, it's not the craziest thought.
- 15:10Speaker 7: Yeah, and I have a feeling if they are, if
- 15:13Speaker 7: it's really happening, it's gonna fuck up people's cars.
- 15:18Speaker 6: Yeah, I can see that.
- 15:19Speaker 5: But also everything these days is planned obsolescence, which is
- 15:23Speaker 5: the most annoying shit in the world. I feel like
- 15:25Speaker 5: my car doesn't last that long anymore anyways. She just
- 15:29Speaker 5: breaks everything, just breaks. Things used to last tens of.
- 15:33Speaker 7: Years, tens at least.
- 15:35Speaker 5: Decades at a time. Now it's like three to eight tops,
- 15:39Speaker 5: if you're lucky.
- 15:40Speaker 7: Okay, I'm just saying, yeah, it shitty.
- 15:46Speaker 5: They're building shit to break. I like to like when
- 15:49Speaker 5: I buy something, I try and buy something nice that'll
- 15:51Speaker 5: last a long time relative to like things that of
- 15:55Speaker 5: that industry or whatever. You know that type of product.
- 15:58Speaker 5: I one that'll last because they you pay for it once.
- 16:01Speaker 5: You pay a lot once, but then it divide that
- 16:03Speaker 5: by the.
- 16:03Speaker 6: Number of years you use it.
- 16:05Speaker 7: Yeah.
- 16:05Speaker 6: But if I'm.
- 16:06Speaker 5: Replacing something every three years, that sucks or yearly, Like now, fuck,
- 16:10Speaker 5: that sucks.
- 16:11Speaker 8: Man.
- 16:12Speaker 6: I'm not buying a car every year. Man, I'm not
- 16:14Speaker 6: buying a car every year.
- 16:15Speaker 5: I won't do it.
- 16:16Speaker 7: I can't afford to buy a car every year. I
- 16:19Speaker 7: think I made of money.
- 16:20Speaker 6: No one can.
- 16:21Speaker 7: I mean people can.
- 16:23Speaker 6: No, it's not real people. Oh yeah, not real people.
- 16:27Speaker 6: You gotta find your seat adjustment, like your spot with
- 16:31Speaker 6: a seat. I know, the steering wheels, different angles.
- 16:35Speaker 7: My wife just drove my car the other day and
- 16:37Speaker 7: it took me like fifteen minutes and that's still not right.
- 16:41Speaker 6: But it's never right again. My seat back.
- 16:44Speaker 5: I don't make a seat.
- 16:46Speaker 6: Just deal with it. It's not your car.
- 16:47Speaker 5: You just deal with it whatever it is.
- 16:50Speaker 6: Stupid fucking bitch. Is that why you hit her this time?
- 17:01Speaker 7: Well?
- 17:02Speaker 5: See you next week.
- 17:06Speaker 7: How about the Robe Act? Have you heard about that?
- 17:10Speaker 6: I heard about that? Can you elaborate on it? Explain it?
- 17:14Speaker 6: I hear anything about it? Uh, there's not much to it.
- 17:18Speaker 7: Johnny Johnny Oldsouski from Maryland is putting a a bill.
- 17:27Speaker 6: I guess something called.
- 17:29Speaker 7: The Robe Act, and it is to make term limits
- 17:35Speaker 7: for Supreme Court justices.
- 17:36Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I did hear about that.
- 17:39Speaker 5: What robes? They?
- 17:42Speaker 6: Where I get it?
- 17:43Speaker 5: It's probably does it stand for something?
- 17:46Speaker 6: Let's stand for Oh? I love a good acronym.
- 17:49Speaker 7: Oh, I don't know if it's an acronym. It's for
- 17:52Speaker 7: an eighteen year term, which.
- 17:54Speaker 6: I think, in my opinion, is too long.
- 17:59Speaker 7: Hell long, eighteen years, eighteen years. It is a while
- 18:03Speaker 7: reform of eligibility.
- 18:06Speaker 6: God love a good acronym.
- 18:08Speaker 5: Love a good acronym.
- 18:10Speaker 7: Yeah, term limits, I think eighteen years is still too long.
- 18:14Speaker 5: And that's like retroactive limits as well. So if you've
- 18:17Speaker 5: already been eighteen years, you're out.
- 18:19Speaker 7: Uh God, I.
- 18:23Speaker 6: Don't know research.
- 18:25Speaker 5: Because I heard that that's what they're planning. So like all,
- 18:29Speaker 5: I think there'll be four people who are like, would
- 18:32Speaker 5: be done. They you've already served their term. So then
- 18:34Speaker 5: once this goes into if this were to go into effect,
- 18:37Speaker 5: they would effectively be out and four open slots would come.
- 18:41Speaker 5: And I think that would be on both sides of
- 18:43Speaker 5: the aisle. I'm not sure you hear that.
- 18:45Speaker 9: Bitch dum bitch RP.
- 18:50Speaker 7: The amendment would apply to current justices and include provisions
- 18:53Speaker 7: for a fair and orderly transition to the new system.
- 18:56Speaker 5: Yeah, so does that mean fair and orderly transition? Who
- 19:00Speaker 5: decides what the terms of that are?
- 19:02Speaker 6: Maybe? I hope dingo.
- 19:05Speaker 7: I hope there's language in here about like maybe voting
- 19:10Speaker 7: them in instead of just them being appointed.
- 19:15Speaker 6: I hope there's explicit language.
- 19:17Speaker 5: Well they are voted in after their appointment there or
- 19:23Speaker 5: but yeah, well they got well they have to.
- 19:24Speaker 6: Vote for them.
- 19:25Speaker 7: Yeah, but vote to confirm maybe voted in elections instead
- 19:31Speaker 7: of just by Congress.
- 19:33Speaker 6: Are they bringing this bill to a vote so they
- 19:35Speaker 6: would be elected officials instead of appointed officials? Is what
- 19:38Speaker 6: you're saying? Where the people get to vote for them? People?
- 19:42Speaker 5: Yeah, ignore Dingo's question.
- 19:44Speaker 6: Dingo, what was your question? I remember I was I
- 19:48Speaker 6: was talking to my friend Tad. Play the tape.
- 19:51Speaker 7: I think it will go to to a vote.
- 19:56Speaker 6: I don't think this what will I mean?
- 19:59Speaker 5: I don't an officially. This is just a House member
- 20:06Speaker 5: with wishful thinking and he got bored, so he wrote
- 20:08Speaker 5: some legislation that's not gonna happen. But it's nice to
- 20:12Speaker 5: have these thought exercises.
- 20:14Speaker 6: Huh.
- 20:15Speaker 7: I mean, it's not going to pass with that attitude.
- 20:18Speaker 6: Robbie, I'm all your senators, Call your senator, call your representative.
- 20:24Speaker 6: Where is this all in the House.
- 20:26Speaker 5: It's not gonna come to fruition until there's a new
- 20:30Speaker 5: House majority.
- 20:31Speaker 6: How does government work? Government works? By the House leader,
- 20:35Speaker 6: the question, doesn't.
- 20:40Speaker 5: You gotta vote? Vote? That's what you gotta do. If
- 20:43Speaker 5: you win the mid terms, then you could talk about
- 20:45Speaker 5: this rowbacked. They're not going to present this. Mike Johnson
- 20:49Speaker 5: gets to decide what legislation comes to a pass.
- 20:52Speaker 7: Mike Johnson needs to go fuck off.
- 20:54Speaker 6: Mike Johnson masturbates with his son.
- 20:57Speaker 5: Yeah, so government until Mike Johnson steps out of the
- 21:02Speaker 5: way so the adults can do the adulting. That's really
- 21:08Speaker 5: how it is. This roadback sounds nice. Go vote, win
- 21:11Speaker 5: the midterms, and then let's talk about it.
- 21:14Speaker 6: Do it.
- 21:15Speaker 5: Let's do that right now.
- 21:17Speaker 6: It's just a fun thought exercise. Still call your representatives,
- 21:21Speaker 6: check in on them.
- 21:22Speaker 5: Check in on them for sure, check in on them.
- 21:25Speaker 6: Give them a call, make sure they're drinking enough water.
- 21:28Speaker 5: You know what happens is it just goes to their
- 21:30Speaker 5: interns and then they.
- 21:31Speaker 9: Tell them there's a bomb in the building.
- 21:34Speaker 5: Don't do that though, Don't do that.
- 21:38Speaker 6: God, that's terrible advice.
- 21:42Speaker 5: They just tally you up the number of times that
- 21:46Speaker 5: any subject comes to them in phone call or email
- 21:50Speaker 5: or message of some sort. They say, Okay, that's one
- 21:53Speaker 5: more for this bucket. So the more people that call
- 21:56Speaker 5: about a certain topic, that's the topic they're going to
- 21:58Speaker 5: focus on. That's how government works. In terms of calling
- 22:02Speaker 5: your representatives, I don't believe you.
- 22:04Speaker 6: That's how it works, or they'll just hang up and
- 22:07Speaker 6: forget they ever spoke to you. I believe you. Yeah.
- 22:11Speaker 5: Well, I mean I don't know if they totally act
- 22:13Speaker 5: on the information, but that's how it works.
- 22:15Speaker 6: They collect them.
- 22:22Speaker 5: I mean, some of your representatives are bought and paid for,
- 22:25Speaker 5: so maybe they don't give a shit at all.
- 22:28Speaker 6: Not a small sum either, yeah.
- 22:30Speaker 5: So, I mean it varies, but some of the better ones,
- 22:34Speaker 5: they at least collect your information about what you care about,
- 22:38Speaker 5: and that's what they try to care about.
- 22:41Speaker 6: Huh.
- 22:41Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, the more you contact them about a subject,
- 22:45Speaker 5: the more they'll focus on that subject.
- 22:48Speaker 6: Huh huh. I need to charge our banks sound for
- 22:51Speaker 6: May the fourth? Oh yeah, that's a good one, is it?
- 22:55Speaker 5: Though? It would have been good, but your night you
- 22:58Speaker 5: talked about it. You kind of ruined it and you
- 23:00Speaker 5: don't have it stuff. You got it out, it out.
- 23:04Speaker 5: That's instead car representatives call them up.
- 23:13Speaker 6: It's so racist. What is this nuts? Oh wow? What
- 23:23Speaker 6: get your nuts out? Get your nuts out? That wasn't
- 23:26Speaker 6: jar jar binks excress.
- 23:30Speaker 2: That was.
- 23:35Speaker 7: Uh. The PGA tour just this past weekend had their
- 23:41Speaker 7: open whatever it was at Trump International Golf Course, dooral whatever,
- 23:50Speaker 7: dorel Uh. Total flop what total? That Uh, smallest attendance
- 24:00Speaker 7: for PGA event and probably in history. Probably a lot
- 24:06Speaker 7: of the big name golfers chose not to go.
- 24:10Speaker 2: Uh.
- 24:11Speaker 7: Some press said that there was probably around one hundred
- 24:13Speaker 7: people there.
- 24:15Speaker 6: WHOA, that's not a lot. That's not a lot. It's
- 24:20Speaker 6: sporting event.
- 24:21Speaker 7: Midas Touch did a thing on it and showed some
- 24:24Speaker 7: pictures in the stance.
- 24:26Speaker 6: Were empty, like completely empty.
- 24:29Speaker 5: I feel like my kids little League t ball gets
- 24:32Speaker 5: like one hundred people in attendants.
- 24:34Speaker 7: And it may or may not have something to do
- 24:36Speaker 7: with the gold statue of Donald Trump out in front
- 24:40Speaker 7: of the golf course.
- 24:41Speaker 5: I can't imagine that helps.
- 24:43Speaker 6: But yeah, total flop. Gotta love.
- 24:45Speaker 7: It couldn't have happened to a worse person.
- 24:50Speaker 6: Well, I mean it's not that he gives a ship.
- 24:53Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sure he does his golf course.
- 24:56Speaker 6: So he got paid.
- 24:58Speaker 7: He would have got paid more, more and more people
- 25:01Speaker 7: were there buying concessions.
- 25:03Speaker 6: He doesn't like to be embarrassed thoughts, and I guess.
- 25:06Speaker 5: Like if you talk about it, it's embarrassing. But either way,
- 25:08Speaker 5: he got paid for the event, I'm sure.
- 25:11Speaker 7: Well he also left the event early to go for
- 25:13Speaker 7: emergency dental surgery.
- 25:16Speaker 6: Oh he was there, of course he was there.
- 25:19Speaker 5: I don't know.
- 25:20Speaker 6: I just figure he doesn't give a shit about these things. Well,
- 25:23Speaker 6: it's at his guard and there are a lot of
- 25:26Speaker 6: golf courses.
- 25:26Speaker 7: In Florida where he pretty much lives.
- 25:30Speaker 5: Yeah, why doesn't he go to Washington. You're supposed to
- 25:33Speaker 5: live there, now.
- 25:34Speaker 7: He doesn't at the weather probably or.
- 25:37Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean sure, but it's the job.
- 25:40Speaker 9: You know, way too many blacks.
- 25:44Speaker 5: That could also be it might be a factor.
- 25:47Speaker 6: I don't know.
- 25:48Speaker 5: I just feel like, uh, he likes uh supposed to
- 25:51Speaker 5: have a secure location and you don't have that, and
- 25:54Speaker 5: then you talk about I need a ball.
- 25:56Speaker 6: Well he not even there anyways. Hes go to Washington
- 26:00Speaker 6: in your like, what's the what's the point of that?
- 26:02Speaker 5: You don't you don't even hang out there.
- 26:04Speaker 7: He makes a lot of money going to Florida because
- 26:08Speaker 7: they all stay at his hotel.
- 26:10Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like that shouldn't be a thing. That's like
- 26:14Speaker 5: such a huge conflict.
- 26:15Speaker 7: Of interest, right it is.
- 26:18Speaker 5: But like he shouldn't even be there, Like the fact
- 26:20Speaker 5: that he's like going there with them adds to the
- 26:23Speaker 5: conflict of interest, right, like if they were just using
- 26:27Speaker 5: his hotels because events were happening and he wasn't there
- 26:30Speaker 5: and like whatever, Like okay, like obviously still a conflict
- 26:34Speaker 5: of interest that you own that ship, but at least
- 26:37Speaker 5: it's not like you're promoting it.
- 26:40Speaker 6: I don't know. Yeah, so this isn't a remote job,
- 26:43Speaker 6: Like you've been out of the office too many days? Yeah,
- 26:46Speaker 6: you got to the office. That's impeachment right there. You're
- 26:49Speaker 6: getting fired for too many absents?
- 26:52Speaker 5: Yeah, tardy?
- 26:53Speaker 6: Yeah again.
- 26:55Speaker 5: I just I think you should go go live at
- 26:58Speaker 5: the house that you were elected to live in.
- 27:01Speaker 6: I think you should just resign. I mean, yeah, sure whatever.
- 27:05Speaker 5: It just feels like, what are you doing?
- 27:07Speaker 9: I think I think I think you should swillow up.
- 27:11Speaker 7: That's too whoa mister yeast?
- 27:15Speaker 6: You have to ducky that. I'm going to ducky that.
- 27:17Speaker 7: I don't like that blow down, buddy?
- 27:19Speaker 6: Where this guy come from? This fucking guy too much?
- 27:24Speaker 7: All right?
- 27:25Speaker 5: Down end of my list here?
- 27:29Speaker 6: Uh you know about Spirit airlines?
- 27:32Speaker 5: Yeah?
- 27:33Speaker 6: Oh man, I almost.
- 27:35Speaker 5: Not that I ever would have, but I hate Spirit
- 27:38Speaker 5: and I have stories.
- 27:39Speaker 6: But go ahead, not that you ever would have what
- 27:42Speaker 6: blown up.
- 27:43Speaker 5: So now the story that's coming up soon.
- 27:47Speaker 6: All right, they've dissolved. Wait, yeah, really collapsed. The company
- 27:53Speaker 6: is over.
- 27:55Speaker 7: There is currently a movement and you can find it
- 28:00Speaker 7: at let's buy Spiritair dot com Classic. It is going
- 28:08Speaker 7: by kind of like the way the Green Bay Packers
- 28:11Speaker 7: are community owned.
- 28:13Speaker 6: Oh that's fun.
- 28:15Speaker 5: So everyone just everyone, everyone just owns it.
- 28:20Speaker 6: And doing it. If Aaron Rodgers is there.
- 28:22Speaker 7: The way, the way they're doing it is. Your minimum
- 28:26Speaker 7: pledge is forty five dollars, which is the cost of
- 28:29Speaker 7: a one way ticket. And no matter how much you pledge,
- 28:36Speaker 7: you only get one share, So you can pledge as
- 28:39Speaker 7: much you can pedge, pledge forty five, you can pledge
- 28:43Speaker 7: one thousand dollars, you're still only getting one share.
- 28:46Speaker 5: So there's no incentive to pledging more than forty five dollars.
- 28:51Speaker 7: Currently, the average pledge size is eight hundred and twelve dollars.
- 28:56Speaker 6: WHOA they've raised there's only two donors forty five and
- 29:01Speaker 6: one was one thousand they've.
- 29:03Speaker 7: So far there are one hundred and sixty two thousand,
- 29:07Speaker 7: five hundred and sixty five total pledges. Well do the math,
- 29:12Speaker 7: and they've raised a total of one hundred and thirty
- 29:15Speaker 7: two million dollars there it is with a goal target
- 29:20Speaker 7: price of one point seventy five billion. Why are they
- 29:24Speaker 7: doing this to the airline and have it be owned
- 29:30Speaker 7: by the people. Yeah, but Spirit, maybe they make it better.
- 29:35Speaker 6: Maybe just let a bad thing die.
- 29:38Speaker 7: I mean I flew Spirit once and it was not fun.
- 29:43Speaker 5: It was not fun, right, No, one time I flew
- 29:47Speaker 5: Spirit and we had to wait two hours on the
- 29:52Speaker 5: Taromac before takeoff. It was just like it was not fun.
- 29:56Speaker 5: I mean all the fees too. Where they get you
- 29:57Speaker 5: with the fees, so it like it seems like the
- 30:00Speaker 5: lowest price, but by the time you like added one
- 30:02Speaker 5: bag and like I don't even know, Like, oh you
- 30:06Speaker 5: want more than basic economy.
- 30:09Speaker 7: Like it's all basic economy.
- 30:10Speaker 5: I don't, I don't know whatever it is.
- 30:12Speaker 7: They're like lawn chairs.
- 30:14Speaker 5: There's they got fees on everything. So then it's just
- 30:17Speaker 5: like as expensive or more than any of the other airlines.
- 30:20Speaker 5: And then I'm sitting on the tarmac for hours on end.
- 30:23Speaker 5: And then I went another time and we landed and
- 30:25Speaker 5: they made us sit on the tarmac three hours after landing,
- 30:29Speaker 5: just waiting to get to a gate. It's just like
- 30:31Speaker 5: it was never.
- 30:32Speaker 6: It was never a good experience. Three hours. You're always
- 30:36Speaker 6: last in line on Spirit, Yeah, always last in line,
- 30:39Speaker 6: always Delta in United and Southwest or like on the radio,
- 30:42Speaker 6: they're like, no, don't let him pass. Don't want to pass,
- 30:45Speaker 6: pull in front of them. He's fucking dickhead Spirit.
- 30:48Speaker 5: Fuck you, fuck you honestly.
- 30:51Speaker 1: Uh.
- 30:51Speaker 5: And then I was I'm going down to Florida to
- 30:55Speaker 5: hang out with my parents, and my dad was like
- 30:58Speaker 5: sending me Spirit airlines like pricing and he's like, oh,
- 31:02Speaker 5: look this is like cheap flights.
- 31:04Speaker 6: You like do Spirit And I was like, I'm never
- 31:05Speaker 6: doing Spirit. I will not do that.
- 31:07Speaker 5: And then like now a week or two later, they're like, oh,
- 31:10Speaker 5: Spirit's dissolving. Like could you imagine if I bought a
- 31:13Speaker 5: Spirit flight and then wouldn't get an I wouldn't get
- 31:16Speaker 5: a refund, right, yeah, Oh my god, I'd be furious.
- 31:20Speaker 6: But they're so bad.
- 31:22Speaker 5: I wouldn't I wouldn't even do it regardless. I was like,
- 31:25Speaker 5: I'm not doing that. I don't care what the price is.
- 31:28Speaker 5: I don't even believe it.
- 31:29Speaker 6: Rest and piss Spirit.
- 31:31Speaker 5: That's funny.
- 31:31Speaker 6: The planes are yellow like piss.
- 31:38Speaker 5: Well. I don't think they should try and buy them out.
- 31:41Speaker 5: I think they should just let him die. That's my take,
- 31:44Speaker 5: all right, fair, fair.
- 31:46Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it. Man, game over, Man, game.
- 31:50Speaker 5: Over, it's game over. It's game over. Spirit And like
- 31:54Speaker 5: they were gonna give them a buyout or whatever. How
- 31:57Speaker 5: much were they going to give them, like fifty million
- 31:59Speaker 5: or five hundred million or something like that.
- 32:01Speaker 6: The government, Yeah.
- 32:03Speaker 7: They were going to try and bail them out, but
- 32:04Speaker 7: then they were like that that won't bail us out.
- 32:07Speaker 7: That amount of money are offering us won't bail us out.
- 32:10Speaker 5: Good. I'm I'm not mad at this. Everything is working
- 32:14Speaker 5: out as it should. Stop trying to save shitty companies.
- 32:17Speaker 6: I might throw forty five dollars at that and see
- 32:19Speaker 6: what happens.
- 32:20Speaker 5: I mean, you get a share, so it's not the
- 32:22Speaker 5: worst thing. But I think you should let shitty companies die.
- 32:27Speaker 5: Stop with the bailouts.
- 32:28Speaker 6: Okay, but also everyone throw forty five dollars in and
- 32:31Speaker 6: see what happens. I mean, every it's worth it. I
- 32:33Speaker 6: just want to see what happens for forty five bucks.
- 32:35Speaker 6: I don't think the government then you can say you're people.
- 32:39Speaker 7: Can you can own an airline.
- 32:41Speaker 6: That's like a nice meal out for one person. Yeah,
- 32:45Speaker 6: I mean everyone gets equal forty five bucks at it.
- 32:47Speaker 5: See what happens If I get the same amount of
- 32:50Speaker 5: shares as the guy who threw in thousands of dollars,
- 32:53Speaker 5: then cool, that's.
- 32:55Speaker 7: You get the same amount. You get one share, but
- 32:58Speaker 7: your share of the profit it is, the share is
- 33:01Speaker 7: just bigger different.
- 33:07Speaker 6: That's not Yeah, yeah it feels like that way. Wow,
- 33:15Speaker 6: the spirit's dead and they're still doing this shitty game.
- 33:20Speaker 6: Everyone gets the same amount, it's just bigger or smaller.
- 33:25Speaker 5: Their amount equals ten amounts.
- 33:28Speaker 6: They're fucking with us from beyond the grave.
- 33:30Speaker 7: So the you get one voting share. Sorry, but your
- 33:36Speaker 7: share of the profit is more if you give more.
- 33:40Speaker 5: Okay, So with.
- 33:42Speaker 7: The forty five dollars pledge, you get one vote and
- 33:46Speaker 7: you get the base share price.
- 33:48Speaker 5: It says pledge. That doesn't mean that you put you
- 33:51Speaker 5: were putting the money in right away. It's saying you're
- 33:53Speaker 5: pledging to put the money in if this all goes
- 33:55Speaker 5: according to plan, right, correct? All right, all right, I
- 34:00Speaker 5: still think let it die.
- 34:02Speaker 6: I say forty five bucks to what happens.
- 34:04Speaker 5: I mean, it's a non committed pledge, So go for it.
- 34:09Speaker 6: Fuck it, go for it.
- 34:11Speaker 7: Fuck it, fuck it so what?
- 34:13Speaker 5: Fuck you?
- 34:14Speaker 6: So what? Let's buy a bunch of shares and then
- 34:20Speaker 6: we will make them put fuck you so one on
- 34:22Speaker 6: the side of the planes.
- 34:23Speaker 5: Oh man, can we do that?
- 34:25Speaker 7: That'd be awesome.
- 34:26Speaker 5: How many shares do we need to be able to
- 34:29Speaker 5: dictate what's on the side of the planes?
- 34:31Speaker 6: Three big ones, three big shares, three big shares extra large. Well,
- 34:37Speaker 6: each shares one vote. How can we do this? Uh?
- 34:44Speaker 5: So you only get one vote. That means we just
- 34:47Speaker 5: need to start a grassroots campaign.
- 34:49Speaker 6: Okay, So everyone listening to this, buy.
- 34:51Speaker 7: One share, everyone, buy one share, and then we'll.
- 34:55Speaker 6: Have we'll introduce some legislature.
- 34:57Speaker 7: We'll introduce some some to and say let's put fuck
- 35:02Speaker 7: you so what on the tail fin.
- 35:05Speaker 6: Mm hmm f y s W and then not the fuselage.
- 35:10Speaker 6: I thought, like across the whole thing.
- 35:13Speaker 5: Fuck I think so what?
- 35:15Speaker 7: I think the planes are gonna say spirit two point
- 35:18Speaker 7: zero W.
- 35:19Speaker 5: No, No, they should say fuck you so what?
- 35:23Speaker 9: That's okay.
- 35:26Speaker 6: F YSW A big fuck you too. I don't know spiritism, capitalism,
- 35:36Speaker 6: I don't.
- 35:36Speaker 9: Know Mexicans what what?
- 35:41Speaker 5: No?
- 35:42Speaker 6: No?
- 35:44Speaker 7: All right, last thing, give me a thing. New conspiracy theory,
- 35:49Speaker 7: Oh new.
- 35:49Speaker 6: Conspiracy theory just dropped, y'all. Conspiracy theory just dropped.
- 35:54Speaker 5: I'm not buying it.
- 35:55Speaker 6: I already forgot the last one we talked about twenty
- 35:57Speaker 6: minutes ago.
- 35:57Speaker 5: I don't think I have the band with to believe
- 36:00Speaker 5: any more conspiracies.
- 36:01Speaker 7: All right, well here's this one.
- 36:03Speaker 6: All right.
- 36:04Speaker 7: All these data centers that they're building, sure, yeah, and
- 36:09Speaker 7: how much water they're using is a front for the
- 36:14Speaker 7: underground cities that they're building for the elites, and they're
- 36:18Speaker 7: siphoning the fresh water into those cities. They're using the
- 36:22Speaker 7: data centers as cover to steal all the fresh water
- 36:26Speaker 7: for the underground cities.
- 36:28Speaker 5: Okay, so this makes more sense everyone this, Okay, No,
- 36:34Speaker 5: because I read a conspiracy theory type deal.
- 36:38Speaker 6: Which just made no sense.
- 36:40Speaker 5: The guy attributed all of the water usage to the ballroom, saying,
- 36:45Speaker 5: you know, it all needs to be for the ballroom.
- 36:47Speaker 5: They don't need it.
- 36:48Speaker 6: For the data centers.
- 36:49Speaker 5: Like he was freezing past where computers and servers generate
- 36:53Speaker 5: heat and the heat could be cooled with water. He
- 36:55Speaker 5: was like, no, no, no, none of that is a thing.
- 36:58Speaker 5: I was like, how what do you mean?
- 37:00Speaker 6: But he was saying, it's all for the ballroom.
- 37:02Speaker 5: I was like, the ballroom doesn't need that much water.
- 37:06Speaker 7: They're putting a fucking data center under the ballroom.
- 37:09Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, probably, but even still, like you only
- 37:13Speaker 5: could manage x amount of water for the ballroom before
- 37:17Speaker 5: you could use more water for other things. But an
- 37:20Speaker 5: underground city, that's a whole different thing. Now his conspiracy
- 37:25Speaker 5: theory is starting to make sense. I mean, doesn't actually
- 37:27Speaker 5: make sense, but his context of just for the ballroom
- 37:30Speaker 5: made no sense. But now a whole city, I get it. Okay,
- 37:34Speaker 5: I see what he was trying to say. Probably all right,
- 37:37Speaker 5: Robbie's in.
- 37:38Speaker 6: I'm I'm in for understanding.
- 37:40Speaker 5: I'm out for believing.
- 37:42Speaker 6: So in I'm fuck it, I'm in too. If you
- 37:45Speaker 6: guys are both in so hard, so hard.
- 37:49Speaker 5: I I don't think that the elite want to live
- 37:54Speaker 5: underground like more people.
- 37:56Speaker 6: Bullshit, bullshit. I think they'd rather die.
- 38:00Speaker 5: I guess if those.
- 38:01Speaker 6: Are you threatening them get in there?
- 38:08Speaker 5: Where in those underground cities are they already in progress
- 38:11Speaker 5: or are they being planned?
- 38:12Speaker 6: Or what's the well? Do they have enough water?
- 38:15Speaker 7: Rumor has it there's already been one underneath the Denver
- 38:18Speaker 7: International Airport. It's been there since they built that airport.
- 38:22Speaker 5: And the one underneath New York City where all the
- 38:24Speaker 5: Jews live.
- 38:25Speaker 6: Uh, they don't get water. That's just a tunnel system,
- 38:30Speaker 6: our tunnel system. It's not a full city yet. Yeah,
- 38:34Speaker 6: I figured you guys would be the first though.
- 38:36Speaker 7: I'm sure there's probably one extra caund under Washington.
- 38:40Speaker 6: D C.
- 38:40Speaker 7: There probably is one under New York. There's probably one
- 38:43Speaker 7: under l A anywhere.
- 38:44Speaker 5: You just saying probably and then insert big city here, like,
- 38:48Speaker 5: well you're talking.
- 38:49Speaker 7: About because that's what a lot of money are.
- 38:54Speaker 6: There's a proof of one under Denver? Is that a thing?
- 38:57Speaker 7: Uh?
- 38:59Speaker 6: I mean define proof oddly enough? Also des Moine, all right,
- 39:06Speaker 6: now we're getting a little more believable.
- 39:09Speaker 5: We're talking cheap acres of land. Probably, I don't know.
- 39:13Speaker 5: I don't know anymore.
- 39:15Speaker 6: Nothing's cheap anymore.
- 39:16Speaker 5: Right, you can't afford to moine? What's this Denver situation?
- 39:23Speaker 5: What's the details there?
- 39:25Speaker 6: Uh, it's Denver Airport. It's what's under the airport A city,
- 39:30Speaker 6: a city. You just said that. Oh yeah, but like
- 39:32Speaker 6: what it says? Who? What are you talking about? The
- 39:35Speaker 6: Denver Airport? The people? The people? Yeah, isn't that isn't
- 39:40Speaker 6: that a satanic? That airport. There's a Satanic airport. Well,
- 39:45Speaker 6: the do you hear like the Christians like pointing out symbology.
- 39:50Speaker 6: There's a lot.
- 39:52Speaker 7: I mean I've been there and there there's a lot
- 39:55Speaker 7: of weird murals in that airport.
- 39:59Speaker 5: Minerals, murals, murals. Huh huh okay, so.
- 40:04Speaker 6: They got a weird muralist.
- 40:07Speaker 7: They have a giant statue outside the airport of Satan.
- 40:14Speaker 6: Uh. It's a it's a horse called Trump statue.
- 40:17Speaker 7: Also, no, it's a giant horse called Blucifer blues this
- 40:22Speaker 7: kind of Satan.
- 40:24Speaker 5: It's about that.
- 40:26Speaker 6: It's a blue mustang horse.
- 40:29Speaker 8: Uh.
- 40:29Speaker 6: The guy who sculpted it giant cock died and now
- 40:36Speaker 6: they feel bad and take it down.
- 40:38Speaker 7: He died, the thing fell on top of him and
- 40:41Speaker 7: killed him and.
- 40:42Speaker 5: The horse statue. Yeah, what the fuck?
- 40:46Speaker 6: My god Blucifer and they were pose it down and
- 40:51Speaker 6: put it up.
- 40:52Speaker 7: Uh, and I think his son finished it. It's a blue,
- 40:56Speaker 7: giant blue mustang. It's like up in like the position,
- 41:00Speaker 7: and uh, it's got glowing red eyes. This first comment
- 41:05Speaker 7: on this reddit posss anyone heard about the cabal having
- 41:08Speaker 7: a giant bunker beneath Denver Airport?
- 41:11Speaker 6: So this is just like theory. There's no, there's no proof.
- 41:16Speaker 7: Part of the airport is shaped like a swastika.
- 41:19Speaker 5: Part a lot of things is shaped like swastika. Is
- 41:21Speaker 5: it's just kind of swirl and people towards swirls.
- 41:24Speaker 6: That's just right angles. That's big. In buildings, they like
- 41:28Speaker 6: right angles, like a good right angle. Yeah, architecture, Blucifer really,
- 41:35Speaker 6: Blucifer man, I can't believe he did. Did his daddy
- 41:38Speaker 6: dirty like that? Yeah?
- 41:40Speaker 4: Crushed, crushed them, big blue cock, giant horse cock.
- 41:46Speaker 6: Yeah, that's where all your fresh water's going.
- 41:47Speaker 7: It's getting pumped into the underground cities at least. Data
- 41:51Speaker 7: centers are just.
- 41:52Speaker 5: Under then and the ballroom and insert big city here
- 41:58Speaker 5: in Des Moines.
- 41:59Speaker 6: So how do we cool the servers? If it's not
- 42:01Speaker 6: with the water.
- 42:02Speaker 7: They're fake the server we're computing? Is that why we've
- 42:07Speaker 7: always been computing?
- 42:08Speaker 6: How are we computing? Uh?
- 42:10Speaker 7: For the last forty years without data centers, we've been fine.
- 42:14Speaker 5: It's the GPUs, man, your GPUs.
- 42:17Speaker 6: We have data centers. You got cool.
- 42:20Speaker 7: You got cooling towers in your basement server.
- 42:22Speaker 5: No, my basement is freezing and now it's nice and toasty.
- 42:27Speaker 6: You got water pumping in there.
- 42:29Speaker 7: When you're towers, it's just always cold.
- 42:32Speaker 6: Raise them down every once in a while, and.
- 42:34Speaker 5: Now the server heats it up, and since it's naturally cold,
- 42:39Speaker 5: it's nice for the server.
- 42:40Speaker 6: Like the fucking moon dude, Like the moon dude, the
- 42:44Speaker 6: moon dude.
- 42:46Speaker 7: Did you ever watch the show Paradise?
- 42:48Speaker 6: No? No, I haven't. It's about underground.
- 42:51Speaker 5: Sorry, were you're just going to give up?
- 42:55Speaker 6: I was hoping that.
- 42:56Speaker 7: I was hoping at least one of you watched it.
- 42:58Speaker 6: You've got to be prepared that we don't.
- 43:00Speaker 5: I think play watched it.
- 43:02Speaker 6: It's a good show.
- 43:04Speaker 5: Who huh? That guy doesn't come here anymore? You should
- 43:08Speaker 5: come here? Yeah? Non, nah, fuck that guy.
- 43:18Speaker 6: Well that's all I got. They give me ten more minutes.
- 43:21Speaker 6: That's my list.
- 43:23Speaker 7: Ten more minutes, yeah, ten more minutes.
- 43:28Speaker 6: Of bullshit, bullshit. I was pissed off at squirrels the
- 43:36Speaker 6: other day because they kept getting in the bird feeder.
- 43:38Speaker 6: Fucking I opened my bedroom window and I got my
- 43:41Speaker 6: little baby gun out of my sock drawer. Oh ship, yeah,
- 43:44Speaker 6: I shot across the yard. Did you hit him?
- 43:47Speaker 5: Why? What?
- 43:49Speaker 6: What's the big deal? It's for the birds.
- 43:51Speaker 5: That's not his, that's not it's just it's just food.
- 43:55Speaker 6: Though it's not his food. It's not his food. I
- 43:58Speaker 6: put a sign up, why not no squirrels, says no squirrels,
- 44:02Speaker 6: get out of here.
- 44:03Speaker 7: Why can't they have some?
- 44:05Speaker 6: You don't belong here. This isn't for you. What kind
- 44:09Speaker 6: of bird feeder you got? It's a long sign. Butter
- 44:12Speaker 6: the pole? What do you mean? What fucking kind? Is
- 44:15Speaker 6: it like bird seed? What's it do?
- 44:17Speaker 7: Is it hanging?
- 44:18Speaker 6: It holds bird seed for birds? Is it hanging birds
- 44:21Speaker 6: and not squirrels? It's hanging, yes, hanging on a post.
- 44:26Speaker 6: No a blimp. Yes, butter it butter the post.
- 44:31Speaker 5: It should be because then the bird butter my broost.
- 44:35Speaker 6: But your posts the only way to get my neighbors
- 44:40Speaker 6: watch me buttering poles outside morning.
- 44:44Speaker 7: Then they can't climb, they can't get up there.
- 44:46Speaker 5: I thought you could put a slinky on it to
- 44:48Speaker 5: put cactuses.
- 44:51Speaker 7: Slinky. You gotta put a like a spring.
- 44:53Speaker 6: That's what a fucking slinky is.
- 44:55Speaker 7: Spring' that's literally all it is.
- 44:59Speaker 6: It's a Oh my goodness, why would you put a
- 45:03Speaker 6: spring on I'm not trying to launch the fucking thing.
- 45:07Speaker 5: It.
- 45:07Speaker 6: No, you hang it around the pole and then it
- 45:09Speaker 6: climbs up onto the slinking and they just like stretched
- 45:12Speaker 6: down back around.
- 45:13Speaker 5: Yeah, they stretched down whatever, Robbie, if it's too stiff,
- 45:17Speaker 5: they'll just climb up it.
- 45:18Speaker 6: So she said, got him, mm, just butter the pole.
- 45:24Speaker 6: I'm just gonna shoot at it.
- 45:26Speaker 5: Anyway.
- 45:26Speaker 6: I shot it. I was in a bad mood, and
- 45:28Speaker 6: I was like, fucking squirrels are back in the feeder,
- 45:31Speaker 6: and you hit it. So I pinged it from across
- 45:33Speaker 6: the yard nice and it hopped down onto the ground
- 45:38Speaker 6: and it held up its little paw and it was
- 45:39Speaker 6: like shaking it and I felt so bad and I
- 45:42Speaker 6: cried a little.
- 45:43Speaker 7: Oh no, yeah, see, just let the squirrel eat some seeds.
- 45:47Speaker 6: I went outside and I couldn't find it, and I
- 45:49Speaker 6: was just yelling. I was like, sorry, squirrel, I apologize.
- 45:52Speaker 6: And then my neighbors were looking at me weird.
- 45:54Speaker 5: I mean, you just stunned it.
- 45:57Speaker 6: I heard his paw, his little paw. I saw later
- 46:00Speaker 6: he was running along the top of my fence, but
- 46:02Speaker 6: like limping a little.
- 46:04Speaker 7: Yeah, I broke his little hand. Probably say that probablyquirls
- 46:10Speaker 7: have thumbs, right, not just one anymore.
- 46:12Speaker 6: No, it's got three of them.
- 46:15Speaker 5: They have like hand feet, right, hand feet.
- 46:21Speaker 7: Yes, squirrels have thumbs. I broke it on their front.
- 46:27Speaker 7: They're not a posable thumbs though.
- 46:29Speaker 6: I opposed it supposable. Now, Yeah, anyway, I felt bad.
- 46:34Speaker 6: You should feel bad. Yeah, that's uh, that's sad, I said,
- 46:38Speaker 6: I did. Jesus fucked tad. Squirrels are feel worse. Squirrels
- 46:42Speaker 6: are so cute.
- 46:44Speaker 7: I know.
- 46:45Speaker 6: I mean they're they're all right. They don't mean no harm.
- 46:48Speaker 4: Okay, well, they always destroy my pumpkins on Halloween, so
- 46:51Speaker 4: I mean said, I'm fucking sorry, my dick man.
- 47:03Speaker 7: Squirrels ate my candle opes the one year I tried
- 47:06Speaker 7: to grow candle opes.
- 47:07Speaker 6: Oh you should shoot it. You shoot it. I the thumb.
- 47:11Speaker 6: It didn't even let them get good.
- 47:14Speaker 5: I always lather my pumpkins and hot sauce, but they
- 47:16Speaker 5: still they still go after it.
- 47:18Speaker 6: You butter them. Well, they don't like butter or bring
- 47:22Speaker 6: all your condiments out in the yard.
- 47:24Speaker 5: Yeah, they're just having a feast out there. They're like,
- 47:27Speaker 5: oh man, they seasoned this pumpkin for us. Awesome.
- 47:30Speaker 7: You just butter everything and then they can't just slide
- 47:33Speaker 7: around on it.
- 47:35Speaker 6: They're lathering my trampoline and mayonnaise.
- 47:41Speaker 8: Do not come.
- 47:46Speaker 6: The squirrels planted corn all over my yard.
- 47:48Speaker 5: They planted corn. Are you growing corn?
- 47:53Speaker 6: The Native Americans? It's from the bird feeder.
- 47:57Speaker 7: They buried the corn all over the place and I
- 48:00Speaker 7: and sprout enough everywhere.
- 48:01Speaker 5: Let it grow. That's awesome. It sounds like something you
- 48:04Speaker 5: would like.
- 48:05Speaker 7: Yeah, I didn't mind it. My wife was like, we
- 48:08Speaker 7: can't have this corn. It's like growing in the middle
- 48:11Speaker 7: of the yard.
- 48:11Speaker 5: Why.
- 48:12Speaker 6: It's like, whatever, it's whatever, let's see what happens.
- 48:15Speaker 5: Whatever, let's see what happens.
- 48:17Speaker 6: Let's just corn.
- 48:18Speaker 5: Just roll the dice on this one.
- 48:21Speaker 6: It's not good corn. It's the feeder corn. So it's
- 48:23Speaker 6: not like, Oh, what's it gonna be like, just chit corn?
- 48:27Speaker 7: Yeah, just shit corn, just bird corn.
- 48:30Speaker 6: You should get human corn. Human corn. Get better corn.
- 48:36Speaker 6: I don't have space to grow corn.
- 48:38Speaker 5: Why not take it? Feels like you're you're growing corn.
- 48:44Speaker 6: You're actively growing corn. Yeah, you got the corn space.
- 48:47Speaker 6: Just get better corn. You feed the squirrels shit corn.
- 48:51Speaker 6: It's the birds seat. You should feel bad.
- 48:54Speaker 7: They also planted a sunflower like randomly in my beans,
- 48:58Speaker 7: and I thought it was a bean, and then it
- 49:00Speaker 7: started growing way faster than the rest of the beans,
- 49:03Speaker 7: and I was like, that's not a bean.
- 49:05Speaker 6: That's not a bean. Turns out it was a sunflower.
- 49:08Speaker 6: Well that's nice. Why aren't they eating this stuff? Aren't
- 49:11Speaker 6: they don't they eat it?
- 49:12Speaker 7: Yeah, they eat some and then they squirrel some of
- 49:15Speaker 7: it away.
- 49:16Speaker 6: They squirrel some of it.
- 49:18Speaker 5: I thought they like brought it back to their squirrel house.
- 49:20Speaker 7: They bring some back to their squirrel house, but they.
- 49:23Speaker 6: Have three separate things, so they eat some, they bring
- 49:26Speaker 6: them back to the house, and then they bury some. Yeah,
- 49:29Speaker 6: this just seems so inefficient. Their preppers, man, they remember
- 49:33Speaker 6: where they're burying it? Do they know that they're planting it?
- 49:37Speaker 6: I don't know.
- 49:37Speaker 5: You'd have to ask the squirrels, though they don't come
- 49:39Speaker 5: near me anymore. If I'm trying to hide this corn
- 49:42Speaker 5: and then I come back and it like grows a
- 49:44Speaker 5: corn stalk? Was that intentional or was that a happy accident?
- 49:48Speaker 5: And then the white man comes in and takes their crop?
- 49:51Speaker 6: Yep?
- 49:51Speaker 5: Tad Tad the white man. That's why we call him that.
- 49:55Speaker 6: That's why that's where he got his nickname. That's where
- 49:57Speaker 6: he got that name. Taed the white man boy. Well
- 50:05Speaker 6: used the people can down?
- 50:08Speaker 7: Yeah, did you guys do anything for Star Wars day?
- 50:12Speaker 5: No, no either. Are you supposed to do something? Yeah?
- 50:17Speaker 5: What do you do?
- 50:19Speaker 7: You probably like watch Star Wars or something.
- 50:20Speaker 6: Or my kids haven't seen Star Wars yet. It's like
- 50:24Speaker 6: they're not there yet. I don't have that kind of
- 50:26Speaker 6: time play with your lightsaber. I don't have a lightsaber yet.
- 50:30Speaker 6: I have a bunch of lightsabers.
- 50:31Speaker 5: Unless that was a euphemism, maybe it was I played
- 50:35Speaker 5: with my lightsaber all the time.
- 50:37Speaker 6: General.
- 50:38Speaker 2: That's a big game, man.
- 50:43Speaker 5: It's a gay to play with your own lightsaber.
- 50:46Speaker 8: Uh.
- 50:47Speaker 7: It depends what you ask.
- 50:48Speaker 5: Yeah, fair.
- 50:50Speaker 6: I think there's some influencers that think, yes, makes sense.
- 50:54Speaker 6: You are touching a male penis.
- 50:56Speaker 5: That's true, you are.
- 50:59Speaker 6: Yeah, influencers are weird. Yeah, we are so weird. Penis saber,
- 51:04Speaker 6: penis penis sabor, saving the penis saber.
- 51:14Speaker 7: I feel like there might have been one other thing
- 51:16Speaker 7: that I thought about.
- 51:17Speaker 6: But what was the other thing?
- 51:20Speaker 5: I don't know think about it? Uh hmm, it's crazy. Uh.
- 51:29Speaker 7: No.
- 51:30Speaker 6: Trump derails White House event to spiral overstate of his health.
- 51:35Speaker 6: Oh did he bring up his dementia test again?
- 51:38Speaker 5: That?
- 51:38Speaker 6: Oh he talked to he was at it.
- 51:40Speaker 7: He did a small business conference today and like talked
- 51:43Speaker 7: about the pool for like ten minutes. The pool, the
- 51:48Speaker 7: reflecting pond.
- 51:50Speaker 5: Oh, the reflecting pool.
- 51:52Speaker 7: That yeah, they reflecting pool that he's painting to like
- 51:55Speaker 7: look like an actual pool, which is the stupidest thing
- 51:58Speaker 7: I've ever seen.
- 52:00Speaker 6: Is stupid.
- 52:00Speaker 5: And it's also like two feet deep. That was a
- 52:03Speaker 5: weird AI image. It's not for swimming in.
- 52:06Speaker 6: It's like it's for reflecting.
- 52:08Speaker 5: It's for reflecting. It's not going above your knees.
- 52:11Speaker 7: No, no, it's not deep. Remember when Jenny ran across it? Yep,
- 52:15Speaker 7: just like ran through that shit. That's science science.
- 52:19Speaker 5: How many demension tests does one need?
- 52:22Speaker 7: If you're president, you should probably never need one.
- 52:27Speaker 5: Your need would be a never.
- 52:28Speaker 7: I would think the fact that he's had three that
- 52:32Speaker 7: we know of is troubling, and the fact that he
- 52:35Speaker 7: brags about it like it's some sort of accomplishment is
- 52:39Speaker 7: also troubling.
- 52:40Speaker 5: Well, I think it's just like a pr thing, Like
- 52:43Speaker 5: his medical records are going to come out and people
- 52:45Speaker 5: are going to see that he took some dimension tests.
- 52:47Speaker 5: So he gets on top of it and says, oh,
- 52:49Speaker 5: I ased my cognitive test.
- 52:52Speaker 6: If some way we could get word to these doctors
- 52:55Speaker 6: that are administering these cognitive tests. I think it would
- 53:00Speaker 6: you really funny to see how many we could get
- 53:02Speaker 6: him to do.
- 53:03Speaker 7: I think it would be really funny to have someone
- 53:06Speaker 7: ask him to draw a clock on live television.
- 53:09Speaker 6: Yeah, but no one'll do that. He wouldn't do it.
- 53:12Speaker 6: He wouldn't entertain it. No one would ask him. They
- 53:15Speaker 6: don't even ask him questions about his job.
- 53:18Speaker 7: No, they don't know.
- 53:19Speaker 6: But I think if we could get him to like
- 53:21Speaker 6: get excited and admit and like brag about like his
- 53:25Speaker 6: twenty eighth cognitive tests, I would be at least a
- 53:29Speaker 6: little happy.
- 53:30Speaker 5: That'd be pretty good.
- 53:31Speaker 6: Just see how high we can go. I'm the only
- 53:34Speaker 6: president just so. In history books they look back like
- 53:37Speaker 6: you have to learn in social studies, like Donald Trump
- 53:40Speaker 6: took seventy three cognitive tests in two years.
- 53:45Speaker 5: That's impressive.
- 53:46Speaker 6: Spent more time doing cognitive tests than anything else besides golf.
- 53:50Speaker 6: And each time he gave a press release bragging about
- 53:53Speaker 6: how well he did, and he failed everyone. He never
- 53:57Speaker 6: there wasn't even a giraffe on any of them. Kept
- 54:00Speaker 6: talking about your wraps.
- 54:01Speaker 7: When this is over, the amount of information that's gonna
- 54:05Speaker 7: drop is gonna be astounding.
- 54:08Speaker 6: Shadowed only by the information we never find out.
- 54:11Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that there's gonna be so much that
- 54:14Speaker 5: just like you'll never know.
- 54:16Speaker 7: I mean, it depends who takes the reins, right.
- 54:20Speaker 5: It's it's always just some pussy. Nothing ever happens, always
- 54:24Speaker 5: just some pussy.
- 54:25Speaker 7: Stupid.
- 54:26Speaker 5: It all sucks. I'm becoming cynical. It all just sucks.
- 54:30Speaker 5: I mean, it's just there's a pattern though. Nothing's gonna happen.
- 54:32Speaker 5: No one's gonna be accountable for anything. Life's not gonna
- 54:36Speaker 5: get better for the people. We're all gonna die. Relax, man, relax.
- 54:41Speaker 6: Nothing bad could happen.
- 54:42Speaker 7: It can only happen.
- 54:50Speaker 5: Yeah, we're all gonna die.
- 54:51Speaker 6: Oh my god, he actually said that, and that was
- 54:57Speaker 6: a while ago. It's only gotten way worse, much worse, So.
- 55:01Speaker 7: It can only good happen.
- 55:03Speaker 6: Koffiffeeffe, are you like retarded or something?
- 55:11Speaker 7: Oh boy, what were we talking about?
- 55:50Speaker 2: Should not to inform?
- 55:52Speaker 6: You've been too late.
- 55:54Speaker 5: You don't even pay.
- 55:57Speaker 11: Compounding interest on what you oweys from your procedures.
- 56:02Speaker 2: The other day, you just in normally you can afford.
- 56:08Speaker 6: You're dying our waiting room.
- 56:11Speaker 11: You finally notice, thanks for your patience. I don't make
- 56:16Speaker 11: the rules.
- 56:16Speaker 8: DLL.
- 56:18Speaker 6: We're coming soon.
- 56:22Speaker 2: Corumming, so corumming, so just hold on baby, coming soon
- 56:37Speaker 2: comment comment so take you see.
- 56:47Speaker 1: It's coming soon. Free full are drowning in it.
- 57:08Speaker 11: That's aupreexisting condition, privatized and pushed down through the cracks
- 57:19Speaker 11: the chogging machine owned by.
- 57:22Speaker 2: A few tycoons. Swallow by spoon fed lies. Your hell
- 57:29Speaker 2: is charming soup, trumming suon, humming soup. Just hold on, baby,
- 57:44Speaker 2: it's chumming soon, humming sou, shumming soup. Take your seat,
- 57:58Speaker 2: it's hummings.
- 58:00Speaker 8: So so what an we still doing here? Oh?
- 58:35Speaker 11: We have is failure to thrive.
- 58:39Speaker 8: People don't need from much. We still struggle to survive.
- 58:46Speaker 8: From your very towel.
- 58:50Speaker 11: Inside your safe cucon, your people are better.
- 58:58Speaker 8: In that tim.
- 59:02Speaker 2: Comment soon.
- 59:06Speaker 8: Comment so.
- 59:09Speaker 2: Just direct though, hum sir.
- 59:16Speaker 8: Showmen, So.
- 59:20Speaker 2: Shumen is so shot my son, come soon.
- 59:38Speaker 8: Cons