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Mysterious Gunman Predicts Future In 1987? · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Baby, I'm a gang statue. It takes a little tangle
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Speaker 1: with gangstat pouch baby game statue.
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Speaker 2: For good warning.
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Speaker 3: This podcast is designed to take you outside of your
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Speaker 3: comfort zone and make you question reality.
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Speaker 2: Listener Discretion is a vibe talk with me, fellas.
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Speaker 4: This ain't my first time.
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Speaker 4: Hello, and welcome back to the show. Thanks for being here.
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Speaker 4: This is the Cosmic Peach Podcast, the most politically incorrect
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Speaker 4: thanks for being here, Thanks for being born, and thank
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Speaker 4: you for being listeners and supporters of the Cosmic Peach Podcast.
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Speaker 4: So got some shout outs today. Got a little story
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Speaker 4: for us today. Very interesting. I had never heard of
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Speaker 4: it before, and I think you're gonna find it highly entertaining.
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Speaker 4: I've been doing a.
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Speaker 2: Little bit of.
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Speaker 4: Online not dating because I haven't met anybody in person yet,
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Speaker 4: so I wouldn't consider it dating. I've been doing some
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Speaker 4: online swiping. It's awful, you guys. It's it's disgusting. I
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Speaker 4: I it's deplorable. I don't it's depraved. I don't even know.
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Speaker 4: And I keep talking myself out of it. I'll go
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Speaker 4: and delete my profile because I'll get some common sense
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Speaker 4: and think to myself, why am I even doing this?
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Speaker 4: This is horrible, this is oh my god. And the
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Speaker 4: potential serial killers on there are just it's oh boy.
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Speaker 4: Every time I swipe on a guy and I'm going
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Speaker 4: through the list, it's like that person could end me
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Speaker 4: up on an episode of The Worst Ex Ever or something.
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Speaker 4: That person could end me up with a Netflix documentary.
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Speaker 4: I can't even believe some of the profile pictures. It's like,
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Speaker 4: what are you trying to do here? What exactly are
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Speaker 4: you trying to do here? Sir? You know? But then
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Speaker 4: you come across like a random one that's pretty good
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Speaker 4: looking guy. You know. You scroll down see what other
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Speaker 4: pictures are available. There's a little factoid section about the person.
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Speaker 4: You check it out. Okay, he's taller than me. Check
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Speaker 4: doesn't look like a serial killer. Check has all of
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Speaker 4: his teeth. Double, Check looks like he brushes him too. Uh,
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Speaker 4: he's got a hard hat on in this picture. Ooh,
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Speaker 4: not only employed but works in construction. Maybe he wants
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Speaker 4: to build a bitch of house or maybe you know
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Speaker 4: he does he does something you know, he builds something,
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Speaker 4: he's got to have a hard hat on. So check.
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Speaker 4: I'm assuming based on the overall energy he showers, probably
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Speaker 4: has decent hygiene. Looks like he gets haircuts. Another check. Okay,
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Speaker 4: keep scrolling. Ah, this guy happens to work out a
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Speaker 4: tattoo shop and he's got no cats on his face. Excellent.
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Speaker 4: See now we got options. Now we got a guy
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Speaker 4: that wears a hard hat to work. Now we got
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Speaker 4: a guy that works out a tattoo shop. Both of
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Speaker 4: them look pretty decent. Both of them are potential candidates.
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Speaker 4: But let's keep scrolling. Let's keep scrolling. There's gotta be
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Speaker 4: a catch here. And oop dad is picture of them
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Speaker 4: with their cat. Picture of them with their little low
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Speaker 4: kitty cat. And the cat's got to look on its
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Speaker 4: face in the picture like it knows I'm watching him.
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Speaker 4: Just that's the cat's face in the picture with the guy.
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Speaker 4: And I'm sorry for those of you who are not
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Speaker 4: members of Room two three seven, you're missing all the
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Speaker 4: action here. But that's what the cat was looking at me, like,
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Speaker 4: almost daring me to swipe on this man so I
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Speaker 4: could get invited over for a date and it could
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Speaker 4: attack me. Heavens to Murgatroy, I cannot believe checked all
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Speaker 4: the other boxes. But I can't be around a homicidal animal.
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Speaker 4: I can't do it. I can't be around the kiddy scratchers.
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Speaker 4: I can't be around the memmix. I have found a
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Speaker 4: couple who have posted fabulous pictures of their dogs, and
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Speaker 4: for that they received a swipe or a heart for me.
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Speaker 4: Hopefully will match. But it really doesn't matter, because here's
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Speaker 4: what the problem is. I do this thing where I
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Speaker 4: play out dating situations in my head. Anybody else do
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Speaker 4: this or do I need help? I don't know. I
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Speaker 4: tend to think I might need professional help. I just
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Speaker 4: I do this thing where I go through the date
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Speaker 4: with this person in my mind, and I find all
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Speaker 4: the reasons that they won't like me, and then I
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Speaker 4: talk myself out of even continuing the conversations with the motherfucker,
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Speaker 4: Like I think to myself, if he only knew how
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Speaker 4: many shitty diapers a day that I change and how
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Speaker 4: many times my baby has meltdowns in his car seat,
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Speaker 4: and if they only knew how I'll never be available
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Speaker 4: to hang out hardly ever, because if I'm not doing
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Speaker 4: my show, I'm researching for a show. I'm taking care
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Speaker 4: of my son. There are not enough hours in the day.
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Speaker 4: The motherfucker will pretty much just have to come over
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Speaker 4: here and hang out while I be a mom. And
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Speaker 4: then I talk myself out of it. I talk myself
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Speaker 4: out of it. And sure, you know, his dad, my
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Speaker 4: son's dad, could babysit for me while I went on
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Speaker 4: a date. But that's not sustainable. I mean, he's not
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Speaker 4: just gonna be you know, baby dad. He don't just
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Speaker 4: have all the free time in the world to just
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Speaker 4: come over here and watch him while I go date.
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Speaker 4: And I just think to myself all the ways that
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Speaker 4: this is doomed to begin with. I can't tell you
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Speaker 4: how many motherfuckers I've ghosted to because I'm picky on
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Speaker 4: top of all of it. I'm severely picky. I'm not
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Speaker 4: gonna message you first. If we match and you ain't
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Speaker 4: got the balls to say something to me, I don't
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Speaker 4: want to be with you. That's very fim of you
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Speaker 4: to wait for me to reach out to you first.
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Speaker 4: That's borderline insanity. I don't want to be with a female.
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Speaker 4: You either are or you are not an alpha male
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Speaker 4: who could take it upon himself to message the lady First,
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Speaker 4: that's not the only reason why I go to motherfuckers, though,
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Speaker 4: Let's say they do message. First, they always say something
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Speaker 4: absolutely exhausting that I have to respond to. How's your day?
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Speaker 4: How are you you live around here? First off, I'm
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Speaker 4: not gonna answer that question. I don't even know you
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Speaker 4: would yet. That's stalk or like behavior already. You ain't
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Speaker 4: getting my location, you ain't getting my longitude in latitude.
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Speaker 4: I don't even know you. How are you well? I've
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Speaker 4: changed about sixteen shitty diapers today, I've gotten sprayed with
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Speaker 4: beef and broccoli and carrots, and my apartment smells like
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Speaker 4: a soured milk and a diaper genie that's pasted due
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Speaker 4: to be changed out. I only have a window air
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Speaker 4: conditioner in my apartment, and the middle of my back
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Speaker 4: is starting to become a little bit swampy. I've had
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Speaker 4: to change my shirt three times today, and my pits
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Speaker 4: smell like oscar the grouches taint. But how are you
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Speaker 4: hope you found that attractive? I just can't. How's your weekend?
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Speaker 4: About the same? How's your weekend? I don't want to,
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Speaker 4: I don't. This is exhausting and I just can't. Don't
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Speaker 4: I don't. I want to be with somebody, but not
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Speaker 4: this bad to keep up with the small talk and
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Speaker 4: the small chatting. One guy, I actually ended up giving
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Speaker 4: him my numbers started texting me, and eventually I found
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Speaker 4: out what he did for a living and some tidbits
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Speaker 4: about his personality. I just stopped responding, just stopped responding.
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Speaker 4: And you know, I was actually kind of trying with
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Speaker 4: this guy, and he'd send back like one word responses.
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Speaker 4: What am I supposed to do with that? I would say, like, hey,
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Speaker 4: good morning, how you doing today? Good? All right, I
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Speaker 4: don't know what I'm supposed to do with that, but okay,
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Speaker 4: just good. So tell me about yourself. You know, do
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Speaker 4: you what shows are you watching? What do you do
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Speaker 4: in your free time? Tell me about yourself. I like
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Speaker 4: to go outside a lot. That's it. I'm ghosting you.
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Speaker 4: I can't. I can't. And then you're not asking me
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Speaker 4: a rebuttal a response piece. You're not asking me a
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Speaker 4: response piece. When I ask you to tell me about
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Speaker 4: yourself and you say I like to go outside a lot,
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Speaker 4: it should be dot dot dot what about you, Julia? No,
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Speaker 4: no response piece, just I like to go outside a lot. Well,
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Speaker 4: I don't actually like to go outside a lot. I
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Speaker 4: like to do anything but go outside. I would like
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Speaker 4: to wax my taint with hot, sticky, burning lava bees wax.
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Speaker 4: I would rather wax it until it's raw. I'd rather
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Speaker 4: do three thousand, one hundred degree these wax wax strips
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Speaker 4: on my taint then to go outside in this mess.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 4: They don't get to know my personality though, and there
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Speaker 4: are just too many idiosyncrasies to my personality. I'm probably
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Speaker 4: just gonna end up alone, you guys, And that's okay,
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Speaker 4: all right. Uh, nobody wants to take this on a cruise.
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Speaker 4: Nobody is planning trips to Universal with this.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 4: And my son is going to be just like me,
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Speaker 4: So now that's a double dose. I even sent a
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Speaker 4: clip of my show because one of the guys, he's like,
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Speaker 4: well show, what do you talk about on your show? Like,
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Speaker 4: what's your show? And I send him a clip of
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Speaker 4: my show. I never heard back from him. Okay, that's
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Speaker 4: the world we're living in. And I was married to somebody,
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Speaker 4: not baby Daddy, but the one before that, and I
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Speaker 4: had to, you know, close a whole segment of my
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Speaker 4: personality off to be with him. I had to just pretend,
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Speaker 4: you know, he didn't want to hear about anything I
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Speaker 4: covered on the show. He didn't want to know about
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Speaker 4: anything I covered on the show. I definitely couldn't bring
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Speaker 4: it up in front of his friends or family. I
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Speaker 4: always had like, if somehow it came up that I
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Speaker 4: had a podcast, I just say, oh, it's a paranormal
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Speaker 4: He would you know? That was an approved response, Oh
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Speaker 4: it's a paranormal show, because for some reason people are
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Speaker 4: okay with that it's a paranormal show. But I can't
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Speaker 4: do that again. I can't be with somebody. I got
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Speaker 4: a section, a whole entire. You know, it's not like
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Speaker 4: a piece of my identity. It's actually it's it's all consuming.
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Speaker 4: This is my life, and this is what I'm passionate about.
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Speaker 4: This is what recharges my battery, This is what fills
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Speaker 4: my cup. So why would I It's like I need
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Speaker 4: to be ashamed of it to fit in with these
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Speaker 4: fucking blue haired freaks around here in organ I don't
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Speaker 4: think so, baby, I feel my own cup. I don't
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Speaker 4: need you to fill my cup. I'd rather be alone
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Speaker 4: than have to be somebody who I'm not. But you know,
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Speaker 4: for those single singlets out there. You know what I'm
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Speaker 4: talking about. Online dating. It's disgusting, it's exhausting, it's almost
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Speaker 4: an absolute and utter waste of time. But they might
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Speaker 4: check all the boxes right. They might even be into
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Speaker 4: conspiracy a little bit. They got all their teeth, they shower,
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Speaker 4: they probably groomed their taint. I don't know they got
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Speaker 4: a dog. But you keep scrolling, and they got some
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Speaker 4: shit in the bio about proud Vegan in their profile. Again,
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Speaker 4: I can't do this. You'd have better luck convincing a
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Speaker 4: mountain lion to eat vegan than convincing Julia from the
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Speaker 4: Cosmic Peach podcast to eat vegan. Go out there and
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Speaker 4: try to convince him outline to eat vegan. Okay, before
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Speaker 4: you come over here with that shit, because there ain't
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Speaker 4: no way, baby, I would never even entertain that. I don't,
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Speaker 4: And again, I think that's kind of fim and I
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Speaker 4: just can't. I need your testosterone to outmatch mine, Okay.
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Speaker 4: I need you to be eating your proteins. I need
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Speaker 4: you to know what fucking tempts different meats need to
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Speaker 4: get to. Okay, that's something I need in a man.
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Speaker 4: I want. I want to just you know I'm hungry.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna put some chicken drumsticks on, make sure they
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Speaker 4: get to two hundred and thirty degree. See, I need
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Speaker 4: my man to be able to tell me that. Okay, Ancestrally,
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Speaker 4: human beings are designed to eat meat and meat products. Okay.
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Speaker 4: I don't care what you think of me for saying that.
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Speaker 4: That's where I'm at, and we don't have to agree
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Speaker 4: on everything to be friends. I'll be friends with a vegan.
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Speaker 4: I'll go out and party with a vegan, I'll podcast
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Speaker 4: with a vegan. I would happily associate with vegans as
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Speaker 4: long as they didn't try to prostoaltize me into joining
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Speaker 4: their lifestyle, because I think it's fast backwards. You ever
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Speaker 4: go in the mirror when you're brushing your teeth and
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Speaker 4: you see these long gas motherfuckers, these vampire teeth hanging down.
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Speaker 4: You know what those are for? Those are for ripping flesh.
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Speaker 4: Is that news to you? Is that a shocker, our
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Speaker 4: jaws and our digestive system is designed to rip off
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Speaker 4: flesh and chew it up and eat it and says
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Speaker 4: it and shit it out. Ancestrallly, we have always been
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Speaker 4: carnivorous beings and I just can never get on board
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Speaker 4: with the thought that. And here's maybe this would make
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Speaker 4: me sound like a braid of my pit hair or whatever,
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Speaker 4: and I smell like Pa Julia stink. But I don't,
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Speaker 4: I promise. I think spiritually, I'm gonna get a little
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Speaker 4: weird here, but stick with me. I think spiritually, animals
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Speaker 4: know it is their honor and it is their duty
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Speaker 4: to become part of the food chain. Spiritually, this is
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Speaker 4: what I think. I think it's their honor. I think
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Speaker 4: it's their duty to fulfill their role in the food chain.
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Speaker 4: That means eggs, that means beef, that means organ needs milk, cheese, butter,
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Speaker 4: all of that. And if I needed any more evidence
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Speaker 4: of this, when I was pregnant, I could have ate
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Speaker 4: like a cave man. I could have eaten dozens and
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Speaker 4: dozens and dozens of chicken wings. I could have ate
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Speaker 4: seventy eight steaks, potatoes. You know, I was craving all
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Speaker 4: kinds of stuff, mostly like steak and potatoes and corn
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Speaker 4: on the cob and chicken wings. I was just I
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Speaker 4: could have ate five meat loafs a day and still
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Speaker 4: been craving. I just, you know, we are ancestrally designed
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Speaker 4: to process meat and eat it. We're carnivores, were carnivores. Okay,
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Speaker 4: you might enjoy a little twigg and berry all you
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Speaker 4: vegans out there, but not over here. But anyways, enough
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Speaker 4: of that, enough of that. I'm doing great, feeling great.
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Speaker 4: It's a thousand degrees outside. My pits douce smell like
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Speaker 4: Oscar the grotches taint. But I have so much to
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Speaker 4: be grateful for, so so so much to be grateful for.
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Speaker 4: And that's not me being a jerk off, smart ass.
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Speaker 4: I have so much to be grateful for, and I
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Speaker 4: hope that you all can count your blessings as well,
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Speaker 4: because even though your pits may smell like Oscar the
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Speaker 4: roches taint, there's always something to be grateful for, as
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Speaker 4: long as your taint doesn't smell like Oscar the groges taint,
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Speaker 4: because then you need you need to reassess the hygiene area.
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Speaker 4: All right, but we can do pits. We're not doing
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Speaker 4: We're not doing ass Okay, we're not doing taint and ass.
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Speaker 4: You need to clean those up, fresh and up. I
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Speaker 4: do have one shout out, though, I see you guys
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Speaker 4: are digging on the bob Ross episode. Thank you. Your
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Speaker 4: encouragement and support is what keeps this machine in full swing.
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Speaker 4: So I read every comment. Thank you so much. I
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Speaker 4: appreciate every single one of you. You and your encouragement
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Speaker 4: just inspires me to be better and do more. So anyways,
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Speaker 4: shout out. It's from Kyle Wilk And she says, by
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Speaker 4: the way, I am saying it correctly, I have shouted
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Speaker 4: her out before. But she says, I just saw a
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Speaker 4: video talking about how people born from frozen embryos are
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Speaker 4: all messed up and can't find love because of their
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Speaker 4: timeline slash zodiac sign when they were conceived and delayed development.
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Speaker 4: For instance, if they were created then frozen for fifteen
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Speaker 4: plus years, their soulmate would be way older than them.
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Speaker 4: It's a rabbit hole only the peach could tackle. Link
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Speaker 4: to video down below. I did check out a little
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Speaker 4: bit of the video. Now, let me tell you something.
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Speaker 4: My person probably got froze. Okay, my person probably steal froze.
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Speaker 4: My person is elsa. Ok he's gone. He's a fucking
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Speaker 4: ice cube somewhere. He's in fucking Antarctica, all right, He's
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Speaker 4: in a block of ice. He's it's still in the
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Speaker 4: embryonic stage somewhere in Toledo, Ohio and somebody's fucking frozen
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Speaker 4: baby locker. Okay, I never found mine person yet, but
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Speaker 4: I can see. Let's just say, but to get on
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Speaker 4: board with this, and I'm just gonna do a quick, quick,
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Speaker 4: quick little breakdown of my thoughts on that, because I
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Speaker 4: find it fascinating. Let's just say, everything is preordained before
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Speaker 4: you're born. The sole contract idea, you agreed and signed
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Speaker 4: contracts before you were born that certain events were going
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Speaker 4: to play out in your life. I must have been
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Speaker 4: a real son of a fucking bitch in my last life,
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Speaker 4: because damn. But anyways, you agree to come back, you reincarnate,
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Speaker 4: you have another trip or on the sun, and you
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Speaker 4: agree for certain experiences to be had, to meet certain people.
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Speaker 4: I think you know, we agree on the children were
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Speaker 4: going to have, the relationships were going to be in.
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Speaker 4: It's all preordained. But how does the frozen embryos on
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Speaker 4: ice or the in vitro kids like. That's why it
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Speaker 4: really bothered me because I had been told so many
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Speaker 4: times that my reprotective issues were going to prevent me
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Speaker 4: from having children. I was told that so many times
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Speaker 4: in so many different ways that my reproductive issues were
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Speaker 4: going to prevent me from having children, that I research
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Speaker 4: stuff like in vitro, like maybe if I can't conceive
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Speaker 4: on my own, they can just extract an egg and
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Speaker 4: do this and then put it back in my hole
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Speaker 4: and hopefully the baby grows and everything's. Luckily I didn't
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Speaker 4: have to go through that, because, by the grace of God,
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Speaker 4: praise Him, he blessed me with my son. But I
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Speaker 4: was thinking to myself when I was really having to
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Speaker 4: consider all this, like is it unnatural to do it
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Speaker 4: this way? If I'm really not meant to have children,
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Speaker 4: maybe I should just let it go. Maybe it's not
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Speaker 4: meant for me to do this. Maybe this isn't the
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Speaker 4: timeline where I get to be a mother. Maybe I
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Speaker 4: had spent several lifetimes being a real shitty, just fucking
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Speaker 4: horrible mother. Maybe I drove my kid, put my kids
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Speaker 4: in the car and drove them off into a lake
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Speaker 4: somewhere and drowned them all, and now I don't get
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Speaker 4: to have kids this time around. You know, these are
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Speaker 4: the things I thought about. But also, if you're perfectly
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Speaker 4: healthy and able to have children, but you just don't
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Speaker 4: want to right now, you want to wait a couple
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Speaker 4: of years. You want to go and experience life and
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Speaker 4: go on a couple of carnival cruises and get the
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Speaker 4: Kunta virus or whatever you need to do to feel
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Speaker 4: like you're fulfilled before you have children. So you're gonna
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Speaker 4: put them on ice. You're gonna put the kids on ice?
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Speaker 4: How does that work with the timeline? Have you literally
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Speaker 4: robbed a potential soul of an entire experience because you
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Speaker 4: just weren't ready for them to be born yet. It's
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Speaker 4: an inconvenience to you at this time. So we're literally
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Speaker 4: gonna put that on ice until we are ready. We've
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Speaker 4: went on enough Norwegians. We've went on the Alaska cruise,
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Speaker 4: we saw all the little black bears, and now we're
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Speaker 4: ready to have kids. I don't know what they needed
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Speaker 4: it do to be fulfilled in order to have kids,
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Speaker 4: but it is an interesting thought. Then there's another layer.
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Speaker 4: Let's just say God already knew. And I, you know,
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Speaker 4: trying to sell you my religious beliefs. I don't need
23:58
Speaker 4: you to believe them in order for me to feel validated.
24:01
Speaker 4: I'm just giving you my opinion. Let's just say God
24:04
Speaker 4: already knew that this person was going to be put
24:07
Speaker 4: on ice for fifteen years. God already knew that this
24:12
Speaker 4: woman was going to struggle and need to get in
24:16
Speaker 4: vitro fertilization. God can prevent that baby from you know,
24:21
Speaker 4: I had a horrible miscarriage. And when I look back,
24:24
Speaker 4: although I mourned and I grieved, and I was heartbroken
24:29
Speaker 4: and devastated and thought that I was going to die
24:34
Speaker 4: slowly of grief and sorrow, I look back on it
24:38
Speaker 4: and I see that it wasn't the time when I
24:41
Speaker 4: had that miscarriage. It wasn't the time. It wasn't with
24:44
Speaker 4: the right person, it wasn't the right situation. And now
24:49
Speaker 4: I have my son, and I look back on it
24:52
Speaker 4: and I'm like, I see why things had to happen
24:56
Speaker 4: this way. But all of that could be a part
24:59
Speaker 4: of God. Just because you get in vitro doesn't mean
25:03
Speaker 4: you're gonna have a baby. I've seen many women fail
25:07
Speaker 4: and give up because it's just not successful. Just because
25:13
Speaker 4: you freeze those embryos doesn't mean when you're ready to
25:18
Speaker 4: thaw the bitches out like an old steak you left
25:21
Speaker 4: in the freezer, you're gonna have a baby. It doesn't
25:24
Speaker 4: mean that you can prep you can prepare your body,
25:28
Speaker 4: you can do all the things and yet still be unsuccessful.
25:34
Speaker 4: And that's where, in my opinion, the spiritual factor comes in.
25:41
Speaker 4: You either are or you are not ordained to have
25:45
Speaker 4: this experience. And I also think that when you're pregnant,
25:52
Speaker 4: the soul of your child comes in and out of
25:55
Speaker 4: the womb. I don't think it stays permanently in its
25:58
Speaker 4: physical body because because it's still forming and babies, our
26:03
Speaker 4: little angels are sleeping, little celestial beings, and I think
26:08
Speaker 4: they have free rome to This is how I imagine it.
26:12
Speaker 4: They can stay with your deceased loved ones for a while.
26:16
Speaker 4: That's why you know, sometimes you hear about I'm not
26:20
Speaker 4: saying go to a psychic. I'm just saying a lot
26:22
Speaker 4: of people say, my mom passed away and she'll never
26:25
Speaker 4: get to know my baby. And they're like, well, actually,
26:28
Speaker 4: your mom met your baby before they were born. I
26:31
Speaker 4: hope that's true, because my mom is deceased and that
26:35
Speaker 4: breaks my heart. I hope she does know him. I
26:38
Speaker 4: hope he spent some time with her, spent some time
26:41
Speaker 4: in my belly. But at the moment of birth, when
26:46
Speaker 4: their little head pops out your hole. God help you
26:50
Speaker 4: you taint, don't get busted up like minded stitches and
26:54
Speaker 4: all type of mess. But when their head pops out
26:57
Speaker 4: of that little hole and they take their first breath,
27:01
Speaker 4: I think that's when the soul is physically locked inside
27:05
Speaker 4: the body. And so whether they've been on ice fifteen
27:10
Speaker 4: years or not, they're entering into the body at that
27:13
Speaker 4: exact moment, and it has been ordained by God that
27:18
Speaker 4: this is the moment that they should be born. Maybe
27:21
Speaker 4: I know what you're thinking, because it's a possibility, like
27:26
Speaker 4: they were supposed to be born in nineteen ninety five,
27:29
Speaker 4: but they got put on ice. Well that to me's
27:32
Speaker 4: their soul was not put on ice, their spirit was
27:36
Speaker 4: not put on ice. And if it wasn't ordained for
27:39
Speaker 4: it to happen this way when they thought the little
27:41
Speaker 4: fuck are out, if it wasn't ordained to happen in
27:44
Speaker 4: this way, she would have had an unsuccessful pregnancy. But
27:51
Speaker 4: everything happens for a reason in God's timing. And it
27:56
Speaker 4: might not make sense to you, because God knows. Things
28:01
Speaker 4: have happened to me where I'm looking around like who
28:05
Speaker 4: the fuck ordered this? Who the fuck ordered this? I
28:10
Speaker 4: cannot even believe. I cannot even is this really life?
28:15
Speaker 4: And then you know, a couple months go by, year
28:17
Speaker 4: goes by, you're looking around and you say, wow, how
28:21
Speaker 4: unbelievable that everything that I thought was the worst thing
28:27
Speaker 4: that could possibly happen at the time turned out to
28:30
Speaker 4: be one of the biggest blessings of all time. Or
28:34
Speaker 4: it had to happen this way for this to happen,
28:36
Speaker 4: or you know, we can't see the future, we don't
28:39
Speaker 4: understand it when we're going through the storm, but then
28:41
Speaker 4: we get on the other side and we're like, wow,
28:45
Speaker 4: that's nuts. I can't believe I had to go through
28:48
Speaker 4: that in order to get where I am today. And
28:50
Speaker 4: then you're so grateful, like, oh wow, I wouldn't wish
28:54
Speaker 4: it on my worst enemy, but damn glad it happened.
28:57
Speaker 4: It's so weird. Anyways, that's my thoughts, my feelings, my
29:00
Speaker 4: pensions on the ice cube, frozen steak babies, and it
29:05
Speaker 4: is now time for the topic of the oh or
29:07
Speaker 4: thanks for sticking with me through my little therapy time.
29:13
Speaker 4: Now it's story time. A little different came across this story,
29:18
Speaker 4: and I think it's actually incredible. I had never heard
29:24
Speaker 4: it before because I researched so much conspiracy stuff, so
29:29
Speaker 4: we're gonna go ahead and get into it right now.
29:31
Speaker 4: But before we begin story time, I want you to
29:35
Speaker 4: pay attention to the numbers here, dates, times, etc. This
29:43
Speaker 4: is one hundred percent true. You can google it all,
29:46
Speaker 4: include clips, and the fact that it's not talked about
29:50
Speaker 4: more is really astounding to me. But that's again why
29:55
Speaker 4: you get the feature. You're just not gonna find this
29:58
Speaker 4: any old where. So we begin. It was yet another
30:04
Speaker 4: edition of Channel four's afternoon news. The format of this
30:10
Speaker 4: KMBC Los Angeles broadcast was that of any other local
30:17
Speaker 4: news station back in nineteen eighty seven, facts and predictions
30:23
Speaker 4: about the weather, a detailed rundown about the current traffic situation,
30:28
Speaker 4: sports commentary, and updates about whatever happened around town since
30:33
Speaker 4: yesterday's broadcast. But Channel four did have a segment that
30:37
Speaker 4: set them apart from other similar stations. It was called
30:42
Speaker 4: fight Back. Starting in nineteen seventy six, this weekly program,
30:47
Speaker 4: hosted by David Horowitz, was a pioneering consumer advocate show.
30:53
Speaker 4: It served to inform viewers about businesses that were taking
30:57
Speaker 4: advantage of their customers, corporations whose products were poor quality,
31:03
Speaker 4: or companies that were knowingly scamming people. It was both
31:07
Speaker 4: a useful and an entertaining format, one that would go
31:12
Speaker 4: on to win David Horowitz a regional Emmy and many
31:16
Speaker 4: appearances on The Johnny Carson Show. The August nineteenth edition
31:25
Speaker 4: of this segment started off much like any other, but
31:29
Speaker 4: it wouldn't remain that way. As Horowitz is live talking
31:35
Speaker 4: to viewers about mail order shopping, a man is sitting
31:40
Speaker 4: at the back of the studio watching the program being filmed.
31:45
Speaker 4: He's thirty four year old computer programmer Gary Stallman, son
31:53
Speaker 4: of former KMBC health reporter Max Stallman. This was his
32:00
Speaker 4: second time at the studio, and he had been there
32:04
Speaker 4: a day prior as well. He'd been given an access
32:08
Speaker 4: pass after telling staff he never got an opportunity to
32:13
Speaker 4: see his father live on the air, and though his
32:17
Speaker 4: dad was now retired, he merely wanted to get a
32:20
Speaker 4: sense of what the world of television production may have
32:24
Speaker 4: been like. A woman named Christy Wilde, Gary's father's former
32:30
Speaker 4: co anchor, said she got the impression that Gary seemed
32:34
Speaker 4: quote a little unstable or maybe not very bright end quote.
32:40
Speaker 4: The KMBC staff thought that this onlooker currently watching Fight
32:44
Speaker 4: Back being produced. Was just a little bit of a weird,
32:48
Speaker 4: strange loser guy, but he clearly had an interest in
32:54
Speaker 4: what his father used to do, and maybe he had
32:57
Speaker 4: an interest in TV production as well. But not somebody
33:02
Speaker 4: with bad intentions, just a weird loser. But at approximately
33:10
Speaker 4: four forty Gary gets out of his chair. He walks
33:17
Speaker 4: up to the monitors and then pass them, waltzing right
33:21
Speaker 4: on to the floor of the set before anybody can
33:25
Speaker 4: stop him. He positions himself right behind David Horowitz, but
33:30
Speaker 4: before Horowitz even notices he's there, Gary pulls out a
33:35
Speaker 4: gun and sticks it right into David's side.
33:40
Speaker 5: Porter.
33:49
Speaker 4: He then hands David a notepad with several pages of
33:52
Speaker 4: hastily written paragraphs on it, instructing the anchor that he'll
33:57
Speaker 4: kill him unless he reads the entire thing live on air.
34:01
Speaker 5: Folks, we have we have someone on the set who's
34:04
Speaker 5: standing here and would like me to read to read
34:08
Speaker 5: this copy which was just handle to me. You want
34:10
Speaker 5: to tell me your name or not.
34:12
Speaker 4: A staffer watching this situation unfold, Tom Crapper Capper, the
34:19
Speaker 4: news director, makes the shocking order that the broadcasts be
34:23
Speaker 4: cut all the monitors go dark. If everything blacks out,
34:29
Speaker 4: an obvious indication to the gunman that his instructions were
34:34
Speaker 4: not being followed, But luckily the motherfucker didn't seem to
34:39
Speaker 4: even notice, and David begins reading his manifesto.
34:45
Speaker 5: I was warned in nineteen eighty one by someone with
34:47
Speaker 5: connections at the CIA to stay off the computers, that
34:51
Speaker 5: they didn't trust people on computers.
34:54
Speaker 4: It would take David Horrow It's about eight minutes to
34:56
Speaker 4: get through the whole document, which detail he held a
35:00
Speaker 4: wide range of bizarre claims, such as Gary's father being
35:05
Speaker 4: replaced by a CIA created clone, which was apparently in
35:11
Speaker 4: conjunction with alien forces that were trying to take over
35:15
Speaker 4: the US government. The manifesto also made mention of the
35:20
Speaker 4: AIDS virus being a CIA engineered bio weapon, and also
35:26
Speaker 4: mentioned CIA mental hospitals. Gary wrote that he was forcibly
35:33
Speaker 4: committed to one of these secret psychiatric facilities where he
35:38
Speaker 4: was held against his will while the CIA attempted to
35:41
Speaker 4: brainwash in. Upon being released, his records were supposedly erased
35:47
Speaker 4: in all traces of him ever being in these facilities
35:51
Speaker 4: would permanently vanish, which actually there is record of Gary
35:57
Speaker 4: Stoleman being involuntarily committed several times to mental health facilities
36:02
Speaker 4: over the years, but there are no details available as
36:07
Speaker 4: to why or what treatment he received. Now, Gary was
36:12
Speaker 4: made out to be an unstable individual marked by a
36:16
Speaker 4: troubled past, which they say, Look, it's obvious he's holding
36:22
Speaker 4: a news anchor at gunpoint. He must be crazy. He's
36:26
Speaker 4: got this fucking manifesto. He's gotta be a lunatic or
36:32
Speaker 4: is he? Dun? Dun dun. After a tense eight minutes
36:41
Speaker 4: of David reading Gary's manifesto, he gets to the end,
36:44
Speaker 4: at which point Gary places his gun on the table,
36:48
Speaker 4: which is quickly grabbed by David's co anchor. Security runs
36:53
Speaker 4: up and grabs Gary. Police officers were also ready and
36:57
Speaker 4: waiting for an opening to store the studio and arrest him.
37:02
Speaker 4: Everyone would soon learn that Gary hadn't even brought a
37:06
Speaker 4: real fucking gun. It was merely a BB gun, one
37:10
Speaker 4: that hadn't even been loaded. Only a few minutes later,
37:15
Speaker 4: the news would return to air, with rattled anchors doing
37:18
Speaker 4: their best to explain to shock viewers what had just occurred.
37:23
Speaker 4: Gary would be charged with false imprisonment and commercial burglary,
37:28
Speaker 4: the latter being applied due to him entering a commercial
37:32
Speaker 4: building with the intent to commit a felony. The mental
37:37
Speaker 4: health department of the Superior Court would determine that Stallman
37:41
Speaker 4: was gravely disabled as a result of an unknown mental disorder,
37:47
Speaker 4: and they'd ordered him to undergo extensive psychiatric care, which
37:54
Speaker 4: would ultimately result in him living full time for the
37:57
Speaker 4: rest of his life in a mental health facility long term,
38:02
Speaker 4: which hello rest of your life is long term. After
38:07
Speaker 4: this incident, one flew over the cuckoos anybody. While David
38:13
Speaker 4: had seemed impressively calm and collected while he was being
38:18
Speaker 4: held hostage, he would later state that this was all
38:22
Speaker 4: a facade and that on the inside he had been
38:25
Speaker 4: absolutely terrified for his life, believing nobody was coming to
38:30
Speaker 4: rescue him. This feeling wasn't just because of the gun
38:34
Speaker 4: that had been pressing into his side, but also because
38:38
Speaker 4: of what his director, Tom Crapra. Capra had done. Gary
38:46
Speaker 4: had explicitly told David that unless he reads this document
38:51
Speaker 4: live on air, he would shoot him. Thirty seconds later, Tom,
38:55
Speaker 4: for whatever the fuck reason, would take the program off air,
38:59
Speaker 4: which was clearly obvious to everyone because everything got blocked
39:03
Speaker 4: out in front and behind the cameras. But it was
39:09
Speaker 4: just a great stroke of luck that Gary hadn't noticed
39:12
Speaker 4: this happening, not to mention that he didn't even have
39:17
Speaker 4: a real gun at all. But Tom, the director, this
39:22
Speaker 4: Crapper guy, had basically decided to sacrifice the fucking anchorman
39:27
Speaker 4: David Horowitz. This decision would prove to be controversial, and
39:32
Speaker 4: it would result in a crazy exchange between Horowitz and
39:36
Speaker 4: Capra later that day during a press conference.
39:40
Speaker 5: The point is, I could have been killed.
39:42
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, you could have been killed, but the television
39:45
Speaker 1: station wasn't held hostage.
39:47
Speaker 5: I know the television station wasn't health hostage, but I
39:49
Speaker 5: could have died because a television station was a telth hostage.
39:53
Speaker 1: You can always get out of the business.
39:55
Speaker 4: Mister crap Ruh would defend his choice by arguing that
40:01
Speaker 4: allowing a gunman to commandeer a television station would be
40:07
Speaker 4: quote an open invitation to any terrorists in the country
40:12
Speaker 4: to give them their own TV station. End quote. That's
40:16
Speaker 4: the real reason a terrorist. We're going to talk about
40:22
Speaker 4: that more in a second. Anyways, In any event, Tom
40:26
Speaker 4: Crapper's decision hadn't resulted in any actual harm being done,
40:31
Speaker 4: but he didn't know that, and he didn't face any
40:35
Speaker 4: repercussions either. A man named Martin Riser, the chief psychologist
40:41
Speaker 4: of the LAPD, stated that normally, in a situation like this,
40:46
Speaker 4: you would just allow the gunmen to have their little
40:49
Speaker 4: fifteen minutes say what they're going to say, and it's
40:54
Speaker 4: easier to have to clarify a message to viewers later
40:59
Speaker 4: than it is having someone have their brains splattered all
41:03
Speaker 4: over the place. I'm paraphrasing, but that's basically what he said.
41:07
Speaker 4: They say that Barry Stallman's manifesto can be read anywhere online,
41:14
Speaker 4: but I searched and searched for a good thirty to
41:17
Speaker 4: forty minutes and I couldn't fucking find it anywhere. And
41:21
Speaker 4: David Horowitz full eight minute reading of the manifesto is
41:28
Speaker 4: also lost. Yes, it's vanished without a trace, along with
41:33
Speaker 4: the rest of the broadcast alone with the rest of
41:38
Speaker 4: the broadcast because they went off air as in live streaming.
41:43
Speaker 4: But they did record the broadcast privately, and the only
41:48
Speaker 4: pieces of it we have are due to later news
41:55
Speaker 4: coverage of the event. But NBC has left the original
42:00
Speaker 4: broadcast in their private archives, never to be seen again
42:04
Speaker 4: by the public, and the manifesto has been a ches
42:09
Speaker 4: stowed and this whole event was shocking, bizarre, horrifying, you
42:14
Speaker 4: name it. But it may actually be the first time
42:19
Speaker 4: we see a whistleblower of sorts trying to expose the
42:23
Speaker 4: truth to the masses. Now, this is going to conclude
42:27
Speaker 4: the little article story time reading, and now we're gonna
42:31
Speaker 4: get down to the biscuits and gravy people. Okay, first off,
42:38
Speaker 4: did you notice the eights? Did you notice the eights?
42:43
Speaker 4: And I just talkedked about this in the Bob Ross
42:49
Speaker 4: episode that always popping up and there they fucking freaked
42:53
Speaker 4: me out. Let's go back right, Let's let's look at
42:56
Speaker 4: the eights here, all right, let's look at the eights
43:00
Speaker 4: and these are just the ones that I've noticed. Okay,
43:02
Speaker 4: there could be more hidden in there. You guys can
43:04
Speaker 4: leave a comment. August nineteenth is when this went down.
43:11
Speaker 4: So first off, we got the August right off the top.
43:14
Speaker 4: It's going to be our first eight, the nineteenth Hello,
43:21
Speaker 4: nine minus one eight And maybe I'm stretching that one
43:25
Speaker 4: a little bit, but at least we got the August,
43:28
Speaker 4: if we can agree on that one. Now, at approximately
43:33
Speaker 4: four forty, Gary gets out of his chair and Waltz
43:37
Speaker 4: is over onder the set four forty. That's another eight okay,
43:43
Speaker 4: and then I think lastly the big one is that
43:47
Speaker 4: they kept saying it took David about eight minutes to
43:51
Speaker 4: get through the whole manifest. That's three eighths right there. Okay,
43:56
Speaker 4: if you don't want to count that, it was on
43:57
Speaker 4: the nineteenth, three eighths August four forty is when it
44:03
Speaker 4: went down. It took eight minutes to get through the
44:05
Speaker 4: whole thing. Now, besides the eights, let's really just talk
44:10
Speaker 4: about this people. This is the This might have been
44:13
Speaker 4: the first ever human being alive to come out and say,
44:19
Speaker 4: what was this eighty What did they say in what
44:22
Speaker 4: year was this? Eighty seven? Yeah, okay, nineteen eighty seven.
44:28
Speaker 4: Do you know what no the fuck body was talking
44:32
Speaker 4: about in nineteen eighty seven, the fact that the CIA
44:35
Speaker 4: was replacing motherfucker with cloned look alikes. This would have
44:39
Speaker 4: been extremely impossible for the general public to even get
44:43
Speaker 4: on board with, understand, be able to digest, conceptualize, like there,
44:49
Speaker 4: nobody was talking about this in nineteen eighty seven. What
44:53
Speaker 4: else did he say in the manichest though, Well, he said,
44:57
Speaker 4: let's go back up to it, and we don't have
45:00
Speaker 4: the whole thing because they've scrubbed it off the fucking internet.
45:03
Speaker 4: If one of you guys out there consider yourself to
45:06
Speaker 4: be a little sleuth and you want to find the
45:08
Speaker 4: whole manichesto, please send me an email if you find it,
45:11
Speaker 4: because I want to read the whole thing. But I'm
45:14
Speaker 4: I promise you you're not going to find it, all right? Uh,
45:17
Speaker 4: He says. Gary's father was replaced by CIA created clone,
45:23
Speaker 4: which was apparently in conjunction with alien forces that we're
45:26
Speaker 4: trying to take over the US government. Well, they already have, baby,
45:30
Speaker 4: Those demons are all the way already up in there.
45:33
Speaker 4: They're wearing skin masks and getting This isn't the first
45:36
Speaker 4: time that you've used the news to run game on us,
45:42
Speaker 4: But so all right, alien forces that we're trying to
45:47
Speaker 4: take over the government. The manifesto also mentioned AIDS being
45:52
Speaker 4: a CIA engine a CIA engineered bio weapon. Who knew
46:00
Speaker 4: about that in nineteen eighty seven, nobody would have even
46:04
Speaker 4: Oh my god, now that we now here's the thing
46:09
Speaker 4: is twenty twenty six, looking back on Gary's manichesto, all
46:14
Speaker 4: this shit is true. We found the facts and figures. Okay, Fauci,
46:22
Speaker 4: in tandem with three letter agencies did cook up HIV
46:28
Speaker 4: AIDS as a bioweapon. We know that now, there's books
46:31
Speaker 4: written about it. That was COVID Before COVID, that was,
46:36
Speaker 4: but it was worse than COVID because it was really
46:39
Speaker 4: killing motherfuckers. Nobody knew about that though in nineteen eighty seven,
46:44
Speaker 4: nobody could have even conceptualized the idea that three letter
46:48
Speaker 4: agencies were bioengineering viruses to kill people. Nobody fucking knew that.
46:56
Speaker 4: But Gary did. How did Gary know this? Well, what'd
47:00
Speaker 4: he say? He said that he was forcibly committed to
47:08
Speaker 4: secret psychiatric facilities where he was held against his will
47:13
Speaker 4: while the CIA attempted to brainwash him. That brainwash is
47:18
Speaker 4: synonymous with MK. We all know about that, and we're
47:22
Speaker 4: fucking on board with it. It's synonymous with mind control experiments,
47:29
Speaker 4: you know, brainwash. I don't like the term brainwash because
47:34
Speaker 4: it has like this weird connotation to it, like, oh, brainwash. Well,
47:39
Speaker 4: that's just a word that means the same as MK,
47:44
Speaker 4: and we all get behind that. So just because he
47:47
Speaker 4: used that word doesn't mean he didn't know what he
47:49
Speaker 4: was talking about. Okay, and it sounds like he was
47:52
Speaker 4: being forcibly held to. You know, his dad, who may
47:56
Speaker 4: or may not have been replaced by one of these
47:59
Speaker 4: CIA clone motherfuckers locked his son up in one of
48:04
Speaker 4: these places and probably didn't imagine he'd go full on
48:11
Speaker 4: gunman mode and go up into the new studio and
48:14
Speaker 4: try to share the truth about this stuff. They probably,
48:18
Speaker 4: you know, these are the training wheels in the seventies
48:20
Speaker 4: and eighties, starting in the sixties, sixties, seventies, eighties, they're
48:24
Speaker 4: still trying to perfect, they're still experimenting, they're still trying
48:28
Speaker 4: to work on they're still trying to perfect the mind
48:33
Speaker 4: control operations. So they fucked up a little bit with Gary.
48:37
Speaker 4: It didn't work all the way with him. He was
48:41
Speaker 4: released out of the program and still had memories of
48:45
Speaker 4: all this shit and wanted to try in any fucking
48:48
Speaker 4: possible way he could to share it with the public
48:51
Speaker 4: and get the word out. It says in the manifesto,
48:55
Speaker 4: Gary wrote that upon being released, his records were supposedly
48:58
Speaker 4: erased in all traces of him ever being in these
49:01
Speaker 4: facilities would permanently vanish, which I can't find any records
49:08
Speaker 4: or treatments or any reason why Gary was locked up
49:14
Speaker 4: to begin with. So he's right about that. You can
49:17
Speaker 4: find that he was involuntarily committed to mental health facilities,
49:23
Speaker 4: but you can't find why or where, or for how
49:26
Speaker 4: long or what they were doing with him. He was
49:31
Speaker 4: again another ding ding ding ding correcto. He wasn't lying.
49:36
Speaker 4: He also and this is what makes me feel sorry
49:40
Speaker 4: for him, because what they ended up doing because he
49:45
Speaker 4: did this is they one flew over the cuckoo's nested him.
49:49
Speaker 4: They probably got him into one of these facilities and
49:52
Speaker 4: lobottomized him and turned him into a fruitcake so he
49:56
Speaker 4: could just sit in a chair and go wooh. They
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Speaker 4: just spoon feed him, grounded up, buying a sausages and
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Speaker 4: potted meat, and he shit's in a diaper and just
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Speaker 4: s it's in a chair in a corner somewhere, going
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Speaker 4: must love cats, Must love chaots, Must love chaots. I
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Speaker 4: don't know. They do this to people. They do these
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Speaker 4: things to people. Now, the director of the news broadcast,
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Speaker 4: even though Gary had a gun poking into this innocent
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Speaker 4: man's back and he didn't know was a be begun,
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Speaker 4: decided to cut the feed. Why do you think he
50:35
Speaker 4: did that? Because it's better, and they've erased and confiscated
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Speaker 4: the entire broadcast. It's not available to the gentle republic,
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Speaker 4: only bits and pieces the clips that I've showed you.
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Speaker 4: Why do you think he did that? It's better to
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Speaker 4: have David Horowitz's spleening kidneys blown out of his back
50:56
Speaker 4: than for the unassuming public to get to catch wind
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Speaker 4: of what Gary was laying down. All right, that's why.
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Speaker 4: And he would later go on to say, well, you know,
51:09
Speaker 4: here's here's what he said, is allowing a gunman to
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Speaker 4: commandeer common deer at television station would be an open
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Speaker 4: invitation to any terrorist in the country to give them
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Speaker 4: their own TV station. In quote, now, this is before
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Speaker 4: nine to eleven. This is before any terrorist threats, any
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Speaker 4: bombs exploit, which this was all an inside job. We
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Speaker 4: know that. But for the general public, you know, who
51:37
Speaker 4: doesn't know what we know and thinks that the terrorist
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Speaker 4: thing was a real threat. This is nineteen eighty seven,
51:43
Speaker 4: this before any of that ever fucking happened. What is
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Speaker 4: he talking about? A terrorist? A terrorist? If we let
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Speaker 4: Gary Stollman read his manifesto on the live stream, then
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Speaker 4: that's an invitation for any tear What are you talking about.
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Speaker 4: I think Tom knows a little bit more than he's
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Speaker 4: letting on talking about. It's nineteen eighty seven, he's talking
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Speaker 4: about terrorists coming on the TV. He's cutting the feed
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Speaker 4: so nobody can get the information that Gary's But you
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Speaker 4: know the fact that a CIA cloned person was working
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Speaker 4: at the television station. Gary's father lets me know that
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Speaker 4: Tom was involved in all this, and when he saw
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Speaker 4: Gary had written all this shit out, he probably shitted
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Speaker 4: his entire paints and tried to cut that shit immediately
52:37
Speaker 4: before we would ever hear a word that Gary had
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Speaker 4: to say. Granted, I might sound crazy right now that
52:44
Speaker 4: I'm defending what could have been a severely mentally ill
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Speaker 4: person who held a TV station hostage for eight minutes.
52:54
Speaker 4: I'm playing both sides of the fence here. Yeah, it's
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Speaker 4: on the table. That could be a reality that Gary
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Speaker 4: was a crazy, fucking psycho, mentally ill, disturbed, disabled person
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Speaker 4: that held a news studio hostage for eight minutes. That's
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Speaker 4: a real possibility. But it's also a real possibility that
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Speaker 4: he wasn't mentally disturbed, that he was a whistleblower.
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Speaker 2: And that we.
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Speaker 4: Could have gotten all this information years before. Now if
53:24
Speaker 4: we would have caught win to Gary's manichesto. Also, it's
53:28
Speaker 4: important to note that Gary brought an unloaded BB gun
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Speaker 4: to the station. The poor little feller wasn't even trying
53:37
Speaker 4: to hurt nobody. He was just trying to get his
53:40
Speaker 4: story out. I want to err on the side of
53:43
Speaker 4: caution in case this guy was just a crazy dildoid.
53:45
Speaker 4: But in my intuition, in my heart of hearts, I
53:48
Speaker 4: don't think he was. Because crazy dildoids usually want to
53:51
Speaker 4: hurt people. They usually bring loaded guns to the party, knives, bombs.
53:57
Speaker 4: They're not bringing an unloaded BB gun. They're not. No,
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Speaker 4: they want to hurt people, they want to fuck a
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Speaker 4: motherfucker up. But this poor little fella, he ain't even
54:05
Speaker 4: trying to hurt nobody. He just wants his little story
54:09
Speaker 4: to be read. He looks pitiful to me. He looks
54:12
Speaker 4: fucking pitiful to me. God bless his heart. And they
54:15
Speaker 4: probably took a big hunk of his brain out that
54:17
Speaker 4: it probably just went in through his eye socket and
54:19
Speaker 4: just jizzled it out, sucked it out of his nose hole.
54:23
Speaker 4: This is the world we live in, people, This is
54:26
Speaker 4: the world we live in. You know, despite my little
54:28
Speaker 4: rant at the beginning of this episode. I'm so glad
54:32
Speaker 4: that you stuck around to the end, because this is
54:34
Speaker 4: important information. This is stuff people need to know about.
54:38
Speaker 4: We need to spread Gary's story because he deserves it.
54:41
Speaker 4: If he really did go through what I think he
54:44
Speaker 4: went through, and we all know that it's real. This
54:47
Speaker 4: is a fucking tragedy, a fucking tragedy. But I want
54:51
Speaker 4: to know from you in the comments, what do you
54:53
Speaker 4: think of Gary? And I'm going to be reading the
54:56
Speaker 4: comments and I want to hear from each and every
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Speaker 4: one of you. Comment Gary's a dildoid in the comment
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Speaker 4: section if you think he's just nuts. But if you
55:05
Speaker 4: like I think this is one of the worst tragedies
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Speaker 4: in whistleblower history, just a poor old little feller trying
55:15
Speaker 4: to warn the public about the impending doom that we
55:20
Speaker 4: all know is true. Everything Gary said we now know
55:25
Speaker 4: is accurate. So if you're like me and you believe
55:29
Speaker 4: this is a horrible tragedy, comment rip Gary's beehole in
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Speaker 4: the comment section. Now I'll be looking to see. But
55:38
Speaker 4: that's my story for you guys today. I really hadn't
55:42
Speaker 4: heard anybody ever give this information before, so I hope
55:46
Speaker 4: it was interesting and fascinating for you. I love each
55:49
Speaker 4: and every one of you. Thanks for being here, thank
55:52
Speaker 4: you for listening, and I will catch you on the
55:56
Speaker 4: next one.
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Speaker 2: believe in what you say is.
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Speaker 2: My own way to keep me in mind. Like a
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