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So, pleasant Jenna, how are you doing?
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Jenna and well, thank you. How are you?
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I'm no, I'm good. I'm pleasantly pleasantly.
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Well, I'm swell as well. Yeah.
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Well, this is late night, thoughts.
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we have someone special Jenna. You'd be surprised.
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Yeah in town. Okay.
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Well since you asked and because I was probing for a question, we
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have a given author on tonight and his name is John Johnson and
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he's going to be joining in his new book, that you actually took
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a took a glance in a Rita, don't you?
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It did I, did I read the manuscript?
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Yes. Yes.
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So we're going to get into it and the title of the book pimps
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prostitutes in tricks in actually joining us right now.
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John Jones, welcome to late night, thoughts.
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Are you doing good? Good, thanks for having me.
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No, thanks for. Thanks for coming on.
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I know we've been trying to schedule this for quite some
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time and it's just been a just one thing after another, you
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know, in the natural right now, as you can imagine.
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This year is the busy season for everybody.
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A media. Oh wow.
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You know I can't even play it. I can't even plan my tomorrows,
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you know, right. It's so hard.
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Just, the world is show changing but it was you have a new book
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which we're going to get into in a little while here.
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But you're joined tonight by myself, of course.
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But Jen, who's gonna be my co-pilot in case I passed out.
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Want to crash the plane is enter if you were a pilot you.
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So that's your copilot. They must do like pilot jokes
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the these guys. It Fly.
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Don't you think so? They're only they get.
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Yeah, it's just them to in the cabin pressure.
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Yeah, cuz cuz you know what? Because if I heard that passing
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the cockpit I'm blacking out, you know.
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It's like if a dentist said to you, he has Tourette's and he's
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like, working on your mouth with the, you know, the scalp, right?
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But anyways, that John Johnson is a actually John.
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It's very interesting how we met, right?
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We go, we have some history and you can explain Splendor Jonah
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and the audience how that all came about, because it's a
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fascinating Journey when you, when you break it all down.
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Well, we that right? When you started to go, Yeah,
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and I think we're just like looking for some content and I
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happen to be listening to you and I am really, you know,
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interesting topics that you were going over.
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And I thought I could add a little bit to it because I was
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gift, came out of federal prison from The Pimps prostitutes and
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tricks but they ask. Oh and I was in prison with pink
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dick, who is Tim Allen from Home Improvement and give me Baker
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and a host of other people. And when we talk, we were just
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beginning your journey with real deal media.
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And I just went through your of old thing with you from the
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beginning until now, and we've talked along the way.
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Well, you were in prison with Tim Allen.
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Yeah isn't real. Name is Kim dick?
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No. Yep.
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Does that give him dick and John Johnson.
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I love it. Wait a minute.
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We have to harp on this because you know this really begs the
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topic of how many people in the world have the last name you
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know dick or is It Richard and he just shortened it for dick.
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You know, I don't know. Everybody just called him.
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Wow. Tim really funny hair here.
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Was it, was he a nice guy? Cuz this whole time you were
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here me this. I thought you were just calling
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him. You know, like we do know.
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He's actually a really nice guy. Yeah, okay.
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Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he is, I used to love, I
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show. Really fine.
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You know, is he still with us, or am I having like the Mandela
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effect? He's past year.
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I mean okay. That's a no yeah, no.
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He's not passed. No, he's not passed.
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I was joking. Yeah.
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It's the Mandela effect. Yeah.
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That's what I'm saying. You know why you're thinking of
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Your thing a Bill Paxton who yeah people can who people then
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confused with Bill Pullman, who then people confused with Tim
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Allen. Hi yeah I got to Google this.
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Well, what was so you what was he in jail for?
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Do you remember John you, do you want to talk about what you're
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in jail for? I'll tell you know, not year, if
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you tell me yours John, I meant Tim Allen.
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I'm dick. Okay.
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Well, either or you could tell It's a boy.
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I don't know too much details and I don't really want to say
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too much about him. I think it has something to do
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with drugs. Yeah, I remember the remember
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his photo like the mug shot. Yeah.
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Yeah, I mean, he's clean himself up and sure yeah.
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What and what an amazing job he's done and really good.
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You know, he was one of those like Roseanne types, he was just
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kind of that last really Americana organic Just like a
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quality TV show, you know? Yeah, yeah.
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I mean it wasn't going for the, the low-hanging fruits.
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It was it's just one of those shows you just, you know, you
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don't have to turn the channel if there's people that are, you
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know, like, you know, right. And there's, there's nothing
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wrong with that and that's actually the subculture or The
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Counter Culture. Of today, is being a peg square.
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Is that crazy? But as a person he was on the
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other person he was just a really you know nice even be
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going guy. And yeah it's he was funny there
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to kind of amazing. So you know I want to get into
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your book here because you know John is you heard John is he
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found me with the real deal report on.
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Just two and a half years ago, now came back.
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Almost three years, virtual can't wait that long.
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I know it's like I can't even remember 2019 and you have gone
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through a lot of stuff. I'm telling you what they show
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and with the people you've had on and this is okay, this is
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Jenny, you don't even know like John Johnson owns my timeline.
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He's John has seen it all. Hmm and John, what is it fair to
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say that? Normally people that you know
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and just normal life don't go through so many Torpedoes and
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just Piranhas after him like I have no not at all.
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You really dodged it quite a few bullets and you were gone
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through some stressful times. I remember when the big booming
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bombs are coming up from underneath the ground and away
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and you had drones following you and yeah it was really crazy.
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Wow. Yeah yeah Jenna it's so bad.
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That they base the entire movie of Terminator on my life.
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I don't know if you knew that. Yeah.
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I'm John Connor. Yeah, it's document.
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True I turned down the role, that's why, and how many people,
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you know, we had on the show. And yeah, it was really
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something else and with some of the things that the people have
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done, you know, it's just really crazy because it's been a quite
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a show. Yeah.
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Yeah. It's like, you know, it's like
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it's like a A Greek tragedy waiting to happen, you know?
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Yeah, and I was like, for the longest time I was scared of
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turning 27. Then I was scared of turning
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like 33 because John Belushi died at 33 and Chris Farley.
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I said, okay, well I'm not that big but a job, you know?
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So, but I've survived what I'm saying.
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And I've certainly survive the past two and a half years for
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now, but Yeah, it's been, it's been a, it's been a journey.
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But so anyway, that's kind of ordinary.
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Oh God, too close for comfort to borrow the term or a good
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literally. I mean, it's like, hanging out
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at a high Riser on the ledge. You know, eating a tuna
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sandwich. Just like you see those
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pictures. It's just like we did some late
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night discussions. Do you know when I was trying to
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tell you or like certain people where I felt like they had found
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out to you and you didn't really do.
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See that at the time because you were involved with other things
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that I was like, hey, you better watch out for this person
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insured up to show true. Yeah, exactly.
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Jen and will were you at the time?
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But why didn't you tell me anything?
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I know I would have if I would have just like her sits on her
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thumbs and doesn't tell me anything.
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No, you're right. It's scary.
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It's scary to know that. Someone you know you think
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you're close with that you're working with hand.
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In hand is actually the Judas goat you know the Judas have
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Iscariot who it's a, it's frightening but but since then
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John reached out to me, Maybe a month ago, I think around that
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time some some end of summer or whatever and they told me I had
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this book and I said, wow, I had no idea and I'm glad you did.
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But so let's kind of maybe get into your life in what the books
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about and get into all the the sub Pathways to it all because
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I'm sure there's going to be a few rabbit holes that we might
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just step in. And yeah, let's get into the
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book. And it's a Sex book about the
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sex industry. And I'm going to let you I'm
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just I'm gonna let you have the floor and just kind of take us
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on the journey, what it's all about.
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Okay. Well, I mean my No, good piece
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of wife, her name was Pam. We were trying to look for a
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particular point in our lives. We're looking for something to
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do to, you know, gain sort of employment and making money and
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you don't really know what to do.
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And we were involved with a lot of, you know, I guess criminal
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things. When I take several things out.
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And all things like, God bless and stuff.
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And we weren't really do, by the way.
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This was, this was like, over 20 years ago, all this stuff and We
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decided to. Get into the the stripping
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industry and he became a featured dancer and that's where
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he was. So she was a really beautiful
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girl so that's where you become a feature like at a different
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city and they have like their regular girls with any creature,
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one girl from out of town. And they make her the part of
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the center piece for the Center Entertainment.
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Right? Right.
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I know exactly what you're talking about.
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A friend of mine told me once, but yeah, I know what you mean.
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Kind of like how Heather Locklear was always the special
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guest star on Melrose Place when we all know damn well know it
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wasn't but no I get what you mean.
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Yep. And so he was doing that and we
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were put our money together and because we wanted to start a
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nude maid service and we just had this idea that maybe due
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dates would go really well. And so we started putting that
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together and we Bought this big Murphy building and we converted
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it into different rooms with different.
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Things in it. Like a one-room would be.
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It's like the wet room and that's where people would come
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in and want to get urinated on believe it or not.
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And So I think, yeah, I know, I can't imagine the clean-up on
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them, like a dog kennel. Yeah, exactly.
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Just yeah. That room looks like it was made
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just for that though. And then we had a combination
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dungeon. I'm sorry.
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Go ahead. Wow.
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And if we could, what should he particularly talking about here?
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We talk about North Hollywood or know.
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We're talking about non Minneapolis.
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It was important Minneapolis in a re in the 80s.
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The 90s at this point 90s early 90s early 90s Minneapolis so
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this was at a time, too. That Minnesota's demographic
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just to put it in a overall context was changing you guys
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heard of bringing over the? Who are they?
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The Ethiopians are whatever the Marlins.
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Yes, some thank you so much Ian's.
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God. I'm sorry for Europeans.
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Yeah, but yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember that.
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That was the time. Huge profits.
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Why it is so bold States? Miss you could also you go to
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Minnesota. It's the whitest of all states
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and then you go to some places. They're the most liberal of all
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white people in the state who may not understand.
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But her again overtaken by the The Somalians, not the
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Ethiopians. And it was just so weird because
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I went there a few years ago, I saw what your local baseball
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team play. Oh, they're in, but when you
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hapless, no, no local. It was over there Minneapolis,
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and there's local baseball, little cities versus other
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cities. Oh okay.
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Yeah, yeah. But continue.
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So this is the early 90s. We're talking Minnesota, right?
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And Different room. We are one of the room was like
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the domination dungeon and a lot of guys we want to know role
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play. And you know what have they
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would get chained up to a wall and get whipped and one
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particular gentleman, he liked this is the oddest thing.
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I don't know why he liked it, but he would have, he would come
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in and he'd have one of the girls place a bedpost, the
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corner of the bed on his chest. And given that, he would have
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the girl dumped on the corner of the bed, and he would come out.
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So Bruce, I'm surprised. Somebody didn't it.
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Didn't tell him. Wow!
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This is what he got off on and it was the strangest thing he
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come out. Just sore, could barely move but
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happy, no, crazy, isn't it? Yeah, Jen.
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I got to ask you because you're a woman and From what you've
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told me, it eluded you and the Earth in real life.
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In the real life of women is this something that women think
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of the the year, the the water sports.
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As you heard earlier, the whipping, the change, or are
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these kind of just fixtures in stem and originated for men's
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imaginations? Well, I think that's why they
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might have to pay to do it, you know?
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So yeah, I would I would say that it's not okay.
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The average I've got angry baby. Correct, correct?
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No, no, I can't say, I have partaken in any of that and
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we're seeing it. Okay.
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All right. Well, that's good point.
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You just never know who's wearing their Viking horns, you
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know, to bed in there just cause Place.
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Well, they've normalized it all, and they just call it cosplay.
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No, you know, there's no relationship but So anyways this
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is all happening out before this was all kind of rolling out in
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this kind of new business. You started in Minnesota which
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because overall you know, this kind of shedding light on the
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sex industry, you know, the elephant in the room, no one
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wants to talk about but the oldest profession in the United
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States and if not the world. But up until that point where
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were you a just a sexual admirer.
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ER it of pornography, no. You know, how did this all come
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about? Because I knew nothing of this
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industry. And it just came from an idea
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because I knew that sex made money and I had a friend of mine
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who did Birthday bashes and things like that weddings, do
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you know, bachelor parties? And so he was in girls out of
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that and I watched him do it and he was making a lot of money.
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So I it was strictly just a money thing for me.
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And as I got into it, it really opened up with you could not
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believe the type of people that came to my business where, you
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know, judges Doctor, please let me know different types of
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people that you would never think you should priest like
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priests no police please holy shit.
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Yeah we good. What a brisket You would be
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probably would have declined about the door.
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You're like you know I wouldn't have I wouldn't let him are now,
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I don't discriminate now. So was this like in Downtown
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Minneapolis? No, it wasn't actually one of
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the suburbs and really prestigious suburb to Central.
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I would did, you have like a very liberal minded upbringing
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like, you know, anything goes nothing.
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Service. No Republican.
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Yeah, no. I had no upbringing like that at
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all. And so my mom and dad, you know,
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at the time they were not so pleased with me and I remember I
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told my dad and my dad want a big concrete business.
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And I told my dad, I could, I'm not walking into my future for
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the concrete. Crawl in my hand. and, What a
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stupid thing to say, you know and I'm gonna I'm gonna have
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stalkers dad, you know. I mean if it wasn't a thing he
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wanted to hear. Yeah.
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Who wants to hear that? We all?
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Yeah, it's hard to hear but I mean I would have understood but
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you didn't, you know? So okay.
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So this is all happening and I'm sure the money is rolling in and
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it was fun to it was at the time.
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It was fun. No, but let's get into the
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obviously. JC D element to the section
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astray. Just like, there's a seedy
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element to truck driving, you know, they call a lot lizards,
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there's the element to the music business is probably the worst
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out of all the past, two edges sin, and just some, some of
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these shitty things are talking about or some of them are just
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more polarized and others. But obviously, the section is
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tree is a You know, it's very polarized because it's all
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around us exhales, you know, it sounds and music, it sells in
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advertising, we look at it, you look at a Coca-Cola bottle.
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It's shaped like a, if the female figure, that's right.
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So, we're in and just like any kind of story where was The
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Tipping Point of a sea change for you?
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And in this section is free. What do you mean by that?
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Good point because we're was a, was there a turning point in at
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all? Because I know we spoke about
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one incident where there are some gentlemen, that that showed
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you something, you know? Oh yeah.
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Yeah, well it wasn't really a turning point where your but it
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was a quite a shocking experience.
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It was two gentlemen that came to my business and they wanted
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me to go into this type of business and I didn't know what
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they were talking about at first, but they came in and they
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showed me this video tape and It was this girl when you first,
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okay, you got to picture this? He cares on the VCR at the time
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it would do we have any fears that the basic version on and
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all of a sudden you just see this girl tied in his chair.
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And she's blindfolded, and she can't move and all of a sudden a
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guy comes in with a big mask over patent leather mask.
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We can't see him. and, He puts a drill through the girls kneecap
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and then, you know, it finishes off with him with a bat inserted
24:35
up in this woman and he wrenched her open and what it was was a
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snuff film and they wanted to see if I would get involved with
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that. And I was freaked out now and
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I'm like, you guys got to go get out of here and but I don't know
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what he wanted. I you know what they wanted?
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I don't know if they wanted me to, like, give them my girls, so
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they could get home. I have no idea.
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And yeah, right. And knowing they left and I
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never seen him again, but they were kind of people are out
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there. Wow.
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They certainly are, you should Jenny it.
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You had a good flip through of them, John's doing Blanco, what
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are some of the some things that popped your mind?
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Because I'm sure this, you know, some of these things are hard to
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hear. But you know, what was crawling
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through your Your cranium at this six injuries.
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It's not something. We really even address too much
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on real New Media. So this is kind of a new Venture
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for the listeners. I'm sure.
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I feel like I had so many thoughts and so many further
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questions, you know, one being like, how many people continue
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to come back? Where there's like certain
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people that just seem to come often more than others.
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Not. In particular, you know, who
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they were whatever. But, you know, where their
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people like that, of course we had regular thumb but the funny
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thing was, when I first started for three months, I didn't make
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a cent, not one cent and I thought, well, maybe we made a
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mistake here and then, if this will happen, one guy came in,
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and right after that, it just exploded and it became its own
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breathing Street where I could not even control it.
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It has so many people. And the girls were forward.
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Just yeah. It was just unbelievable.
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And well, that was an interesting little take their
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Jenna asked. If people come off and John
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replied people. It exploded.
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Ha ha, ha, wonderful. Wonderful.
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Just step into introduce. Yeah, here late night every
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wait. Oh, I bet ya in some.
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So okay. So now, how long did you take?
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Take on the business for how long?
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Five years. Well, five years, five years in.
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Why did it come to a close and well one of my girls she agreed
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to have sex with an undercover agent and she got busted because
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you don't have to actually engage in the ACT but you all
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you have to do is verbally agree to it and so she gave me.
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She gets busted for prostitution and he went down and completely
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Told them that allured made me do it.
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And so they raided my business, they raided my home, and I was
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in jail and somebody woke me up and said, hey, is that you?
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And I said, yeah, that's me and you're like, wow.
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And she if you took the whole thing down pretty much and yeah,
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you know, so you're going to jail, you get out in naturally,
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you would think something so lucrative, what do I get back
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into that? Well, it was kind of time for it
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to stop and plus I had to I signed a deal where I had to
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close the business down, otherwise they're always going
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to look at a lot of time. So yeah, was it like the movies
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where you're like you're just rolling in the dough and the
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drugs and the well yeah, it was. You know, people think, you know
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like maybe 300,000 you know, in a year is not that great but
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it's a lot of money yeah we see them cash and everything like
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that it's not a lot of money and especially not having to be
28:51
there after a while, you know you just you know, have all your
28:54
other people just run it for you and you have your one girl, they
28:58
call her the bottom, bitch. That's right.
29:24
So you ventured out into other avenues of Life, obviously, and
29:29
ya know what is it about this book that?
29:35
I should ask you this before that.
29:37
What inspired you to write a book?
29:39
Because I've been wanting to write a book for like, almost
29:43
eight years now and I think it's just hard to what was the
29:46
inspiration? Well, people that I would talk
29:48
to David. They were you know I as I got
29:50
into this story and told him about her they couldn't believe
29:53
it. You know, they were just like
29:55
well you just don't seem like that kind of guy and I said well
29:57
yeah, I know, but I did do that. They said you should write a
29:59
book and by trying to go after numerous people told me.
30:04
You know, write a book. So that's what I did.
30:08
I love it. Yeah, so but we know what is the
30:15
overall message of this book using that you're trying to
30:19
convey to a global audience. I don't really have a message in
30:22
it. I just wanted to share my
30:23
experiences with it and all that other people kind of take out of
30:27
it what they want. Well here's why I ask because
30:32
you're going to have a you're going to have a set of people
30:34
say you know, just because there's going to be various In
30:38
GOI just everything I do to. There's always in pain but
30:41
people say, you know what he contributed they would.
30:44
Some people would view you and none of us here tonight.
30:48
I don't think there's some people would view as a
30:51
contributor to the trafficking and exploitation of women.
30:58
Who what do you say to that kind of criticism?
31:01
Because it's such a very polarized industry right now.
31:04
Sex industry, especially as information of trafficking is
31:09
reached a fever pitch with the general population first time
31:12
the driver, right? Well I would exempt.
31:16
Well I mean everybody has their opinion but I wasn't a
31:19
trafficker and all my girls you know that worked there.
31:23
They fully made it their own decision to do this.
31:27
It's nothing that I ever had to you know, push for make them do
31:31
anything and this is something like they chose three willingly
31:35
and yeah. They like it, you know, they
31:41
wouldn't do anything else. Jen, I'm going to ask you, what
31:46
do you what is the, like, the overall, you know, from your
31:49
experience, your group of girlfriends?
31:52
How does that Circle or similar circles?
31:55
What is their take on sex industry?
31:57
Because I've noticed too, if a dancer is, you know, you would
32:03
say she's very limited and who she tells she's an exotic dancer
32:08
to because you know, women are catty.
32:11
They can be catty judgment. They'll break your heart, leave
32:15
you broken on the side of the road and they just don't give a
32:18
damn about you at times. You don't say that.
32:24
Like do they thumb their nose till at people in the sex
32:27
industry? Sex workers?
32:30
I would say if they knew someone personally and well then they
32:35
probably wouldn't like myself. I know someone who used to dance
32:42
and and I think she enjoyed, you know, the thrill of it at first
32:48
and then it became a money thing, you know?
32:50
It was like, wow, I can make a thousand.
32:53
Us a night. And so then I just yeah, it
32:57
became about the money and less about the thrill.
33:00
And I mean, I still respected her and I kind of understood
33:05
like, you know, if this is, you know, how you want to make your
33:09
money and like, I don't know, I never judged her for it.
33:11
I suppose, I could never do it, but she just had that
33:14
personality where she she just had the confidence to do that
33:20
and then a lure. Yeah, people don't realize it.
33:23
It's really a lot of work with these girls today.
33:26
There's not an easy job. Yeah, well, you have to cater to
33:34
multiple people's preferences. So you're a chameleon, probably
33:38
in a sense, you know what? It's like.
33:41
Because it's like being a DJ. I used to be a DJ wedding DJ
33:45
which is probably one of the worst jobs you can ever have in
33:47
life. You know, they made a show
33:51
called bridezilla and they called it that for a reason I've
33:55
had you deal with the Bridezillas at weddings.
33:59
You deal with a just so many people like, oh, you're playing
34:03
the shittiest music. And then on the other side of
34:05
the room, it's that's the greatest song of all time.
34:08
Thank you for playing that. You know, like never nobody's
34:11
ever happy and the same applies with, you know, strip clubs too.
34:18
Like I would see like a chest, just to be frank, I would see,
34:23
like, a nasty-looking, you know skank, like has no business like
34:28
somewhere in, you know, what is it called legit?
34:32
But fuck, Illinois. This is this actually real story
34:41
where the day shift so you know no one else was available sir.
34:47
During the lunch buffet. Yeah, yeah.
34:55
Yeah. You can't get any worse than me
34:57
right now. I was just thinking, you know,
34:59
maybe she got pregnant and so glad I don't know.
35:01
It's terrible. Well no they don't know maybe
35:04
dr. She just there's been some
35:08
strippers over the years. When I used to go to strip
35:11
clubs, you know you go with a bunch of friends or whatever.
35:16
It's thrilling at first as you know, Sam and then it's like,
35:20
all right. It's going to be someone trying
35:21
to con me out of money or someone who I'm talking to and
35:24
then gets up and says that's going to be 5 songs.
35:26
You owe me. $300 in like what? We're just talking, she says to
35:32
me, this was in Dallas. She says me, yeah.
35:34
Tell that to the Samoan bodyguard behind you and I said,
35:36
oh God. Oh wow.
35:39
I know you look like the bad bad guy from James Bond.
35:43
That threw his hat. Is that sumo wrestler guy?
35:46
Anyways. Yeah, so it's I me personally, I
35:52
don't enjoy it. Like going to The strip club.
35:56
I just think it's a waste of money now.
35:58
I mean, maybe I used to be a long time ago, but I can't let
36:03
specially now. I mean, you don't know who is
36:06
triple quadruple, miracle jabbed and it's just virus shedding on
36:11
you guys that cannot operate in a regular normal bar.
36:16
They only go to strip clubs. Yeah.
36:21
Yeah. Because they, I mean, they they
36:24
you get hit on in the strip clubs, you know, the girls give
36:26
them attention. They go to a regular but nobody
36:28
pays any attention. Yeah, it's trucks.
36:30
There Eco. I Love type.
36:33
I know the type. So what do you say?
36:39
I mean, but the atmosphere and some of them is it's really
36:42
comfortable, you know. It the Ambiance it's darker.
36:46
You know, you got these nice comfy seats with usually but
36:50
wheels on the bottom. You know what Jenna did last
36:55
weekend that I haven't been in so long but my girlfriends and I
36:58
we used to go and just just hang out and sometimes Times we would
37:02
you know pain. You know I don't know what.
37:06
Sure right. But what do you sit at the front
37:08
row? You know thing we used to do
37:09
that. Just for fun.
37:10
Oh but yeah we call that panty sniffers.
37:12
Roll ha ha. Well yeah I mean we've had a lot
37:21
of fun but yeah Ambiance but we also knew that these places
37:27
stayed open till 3:00 a.m., you know, if we were going to be out
37:30
all night, but some of the Bars in the Indianapolis area.
37:34
It's like, based on, you know, how many people are in the bar?
37:38
Yeah, that's where I live. Yeah.
37:39
Oh my gosh. They have a lot of strip clubs
37:41
there. Do, there's one light on every
37:45
side of town within 15-20 miles. And that grade, you, the pts
37:50
Petey's is one of the more famous ones, very familiar with
37:53
these guys know each other Jan 8, Yeah, wait a minute.
38:03
Jen, is there something you want to one time?
38:06
It was one time. One reveal what your day job is
38:10
in the the day shift. Hmm.
38:15
I would have to do it like out of town or something.
38:18
There's no way. I would do perfect John set that
38:20
up. Now, make the call dead serious.
38:25
That would have been in my more of my Prime, you know, come on,
38:31
we're all in our Prime. This is it bro.
38:32
Armageddon is coming what shopping?
38:36
All right, well, I did hear that Peak is 35 and I'm only 36 so
38:43
well, which calendar the Gregorian calendar or which.
38:48
Oh, all right. See, that's the problem.
38:51
I will say after my methodical thinking, I just been doing
38:55
here. That the Hustler Club in Vegas
39:00
is actually, is a really nice place because I used to live in
39:04
Vegas and it's a great place to watch, you know, the games on
39:08
Sunday, they do a whole thing. The food's, pretty good to know
39:12
I'm thinking about it. Hey, ding, yeah, you know what
39:15
that I actually have right here next to me?
39:19
Who's my girlfriend now, but he used to be a dancer in Vegas at
39:24
the Cheetah club, okay, I've been the chicken.
39:27
If you have any, if you want to ask any questions about it, you
39:29
can just ask her Stephanie if you want to try something.
39:52
What was your go-to song? What was the song that was like?
39:55
That was your song that you might be the fast lane writer.
39:59
That's what was your song is your stage name?
40:07
Constants constants. Cool.
40:12
But your stage name biddy. I couldn't remember it.
40:35
My stage name was Bono. And ships with like a lot of the
41:06
dancers, like, they helped him out friends.
41:09
I wish there's actually, there's actually, it's the biggest
41:11
misconception is that it's just a bunch of creeps that go to
41:15
strip clubs. There's actually people that
41:17
just go for attention, like you said, and they actually went to
41:19
making great friends with everybody.
41:22
Yeah. And those are the type of guys.
41:24
A lot of those guys that came to see me, believe it or not, they
41:28
didn't, you know, their marriage wasn't going so well.
41:34
I had a guy who had Parkinson's disease and he had not had any
41:40
attention from a woman who said so long that he would ask you,
41:43
you know, want to get the heat pay for it and just get it and
41:46
he was so happy by just coming there.
41:49
Well, yeah, there we go. Again, exploded.
41:55
But to come there and he was a really lonely person.
42:03
Yeah, so you just described me John.
42:08
Thank you only world only in the budget.
42:13
You know, that's what I think. Really if there's a point to get
42:17
across and if you haven't, if you want to check out John's
42:22
book, I believe. Now he's on Kindle and good.
42:27
Are you on good reads as well, goodreads.com?
42:30
Not yet, but I will be and Barnes & Noble.
42:33
Amazon. Yeah.
42:36
Is that is that by download or hardback?
42:39
Yeah, well, you can get, you can get a hard copy and soft.
42:43
There we go again to get. Yeah, there's a theme here
42:47
tonight. Yeah.
42:49
Yeah. And I'm assuming there's Eagles
42:54
and the pictures could send a pictures in there, but you
42:56
opens. Oh, no.
43:00
Well well you won't get to see John Johnson in his early 90s
43:04
mullet there in Minnesota, right?
43:06
The hockey gear start. Yeah unfortunately but yes but
43:12
our strip clubs I guess I should have Jenna since she's in
43:15
Indiana. The the home of the strip club
43:21
you think strip clubs are a dying industry.
43:24
Because I kind of think they are a kind of think they are.
43:27
They might be, I haven't been in so long.
43:29
I don't know. I would maybe.
43:33
I mean, you think about the younger generations and you
43:36
know, you have to wonder if that's their type of thing or
43:40
not. Well there's been a huge Wing
43:43
now over for you know where you can get live action you know
43:46
with the to the internet now just on camera people don't have
43:49
to leave their home you know it's going to find a way.
43:54
Survive. You will always?
43:59
Yeah. Yeah.
44:00
That makes sense. Whether I mean, but you got like
44:04
Fox News, Right? York Times like, putting out all
44:08
these articles. Like, we covered it on are just
44:12
a while back, how to engage in sex, during times of covid.
44:18
Then it's now it's how to engage in sex during the times of the
44:22
monkey pox. And you know, we see it, as for
44:27
what it is, completely just stupid rubbish.
44:32
Comic book just nonsensical directives from a bunch of
44:38
bureaucrat, nobody's whatever, right?
44:40
But there's people that don't see that they Co it.
44:44
So LA Times is putting it out there and they're freaking out
44:49
there like, oh God, I'm not dating.
44:52
I'm not going to go kiss this person or that because or
44:54
touching, you know, it's that level of fear because it's the
44:58
fear and the lack of knowledge and the lack of History, the
45:02
lack of discernment. Movement there does create the
45:06
this new Collective mindset of the 21st century that's going to
45:10
be just accelerating now as people are dropping like flies
45:15
everywhere and that's why I think the programming that we
45:18
saw on the all these movies. Like Demolition, Man, were, you
45:22
know, people engaging in fornication through VR virtual
45:25
reality? Yeah, was happening it by Design
45:29
and I think that's, you know what I'm saying.
45:32
The the In contact Industries, the service sectors of all
45:35
types. They want to get rid of that as
45:38
the these new smart City. Initiatives are now certain to
45:42
be roll out. I got probably a part of the
45:44
agenda 2030 which is, yeah, rid of all of it is well, I mean,
45:53
until they have to rename it agenda, 2035, right?
45:58
Don't cross this line. You know what?
46:06
I was so pissed when that happened, I sold so many
46:09
agenda21 t-shirts. They do know.
46:14
But I know people that did this they are can't say you know too
46:28
broken up about it but yeah it's gin 2030 now you know you know
46:34
there Showing when the world economic Forum in the UN had to
46:37
have a like not so secret meeting somewhere at some Cafe
46:41
in Brussels write and sign in sign a proclamation recently to
46:46
accelerate the the time and the pace of agenda 2030.
46:50
They're like shit you're finding out too fast quick.
46:54
Yeah and see the other wave coming very soon and blah blah
46:59
blah. Well that's what that's what I'm
47:01
afraid of do though because cuz, the other way that happened in
47:07
the 60s like you know, getting away from the the very militant
47:13
The patriarch if you will, like there should have been like a
47:17
happy even like median balance, right?
47:20
No, it didn't stop. There is no brakes.
47:22
So when all the way to the extreme polarized, other
47:25
opposite of the spectrum and now it's showing in back and I hope
47:30
we don't go back into like Mussolini type of, you know,
47:34
fascist structure which if we do, I don't think we'll see you
47:38
in our lifetime but the Next Generation it's gonna have to
47:40
fight that. Hmm.
47:43
That's going to suck. And now I can bet on a civil
47:48
war, you know, my my opinion. But well, let's get into this
47:56
now is After we've just kind of exploded the thoughts of the sex
48:04
industry, which will dive right back into If Civil War.
48:10
But do you think we're in a civil war, Jenny things?
48:12
We we are. You do it?
48:15
Yeah. Well, I don't know if we
48:18
Americans are good at banding together like that, that's the
48:23
LIE. Because you really should be at
48:31
the same, right? I agree.
48:34
Well, I think you're both right and aspect and then I think
48:39
you're both kind of maybe there's a missing course to the
48:45
mill here and I think the first course I would say, I think, as
48:50
far as a physical War I think people are too fat and lazy to
48:54
do that, you know, remember to decadent, you know, to fight
48:59
physically like that, right. You have to be hungry.
49:04
Yeah. You have to be very down and
49:06
out, which we're not there yet, but you have to be just have
49:10
nothing left to lose. You have to have dirty finger,
49:12
fingernails, you don't, you don't have anything to eat and
49:17
you have to want that. I think it's the prison.
49:21
Yeah, alternative. Yeah, I mean the whole prison
49:28
thing that oh God the prison industrial complex, but the for
49:32
the other point. Yeah, I want to bring that up
49:35
but the other topic I was, I would say that we already are in
49:39
a civil war but it's not the Civil War that you expect.
49:43
Not, they do it right. It's not that like, the movie
49:46
Glory, you know, the bringing the cannon, and right.
49:49
We only get to the battlefield in a way.
49:52
We are in one. Yeah, yeah.
49:54
It's Civil War of of, you know, like Kanye West's just got
49:58
cancelled out of you know, JPMorgan Chase because in like
50:01
his politics Real Deal media. We got cancelled from stripe
50:05
payment processor. No reason no room, no reply, no
50:10
recourse right. You know about which is you know
50:17
what, I'm glad they did that because they overplayed their
50:20
hand They really did really older plating, oh, overplayed,
50:26
where I'm starting to think the whole trial is fake and stupid.
50:31
It, can you imagine when the jury said that where they had
50:34
juryman was, you know, damn, well.
50:36
They had their pinky right next to their mouth, as he said, 1
50:38
billion dollars, right? One petting, a cat to be
50:45
incredible. Yeah.
50:51
On right into the Trap. Sure that's just it.
50:54
The the Civil War is the attacking of the the confines
50:59
the structure of basic Communications Necessities.
51:04
The censorship the right now, right?
51:07
Speech. You know?
51:07
I mean that's gone right? We can't express ourselves any
51:14
more excuses. It's not the same place that.
51:17
You know, when I was a kid, I grew up in, it's really not and
51:20
literally Lee. Yeah.
51:22
A violence all over Minnesota. Totally different demographic.
51:26
Well, and is it really fair for these companies that some of
51:29
these companies are monopolies? You know, to get in, you know,
51:33
their hand in these politics and say, well I don't like what they
51:36
say and then cancel people are mean.
51:39
It seems like someone's bank account is a huge deal but and
51:44
it's like I don't understand why they feel the need to be so
51:49
involved. Why can't they play both?
51:51
Sides. Wouldn't that be the, you know
51:52
what? Why, why do you?
51:56
Well, thank you for asking. As I'm choking on my we're
52:02
choking coming and exploding tonight.
52:04
That's what we're doing. What here, you know, why they do
52:08
it? Because we let them, where was
52:11
everybody in 2011? Where was everybody in 2011?
52:14
When the TSA started to put their hands up oooooh people's
52:17
orifices, right? There was talking about that.
52:21
2011 was the first attempt to stop in Texas actually led by
52:27
Alex Jones. I was, I was, I think I was on
52:30
board with that one and Obama was going to put a are blockade
52:33
Over Texas. If they did that they would have
52:35
let the cat out of the bag. But where was everybody?
52:38
I go to TSA. Now, when I go to find and I put
52:42
up, you know, I put up a whole medicine, I don't go through the
52:46
whole thing and people get annoyed at me and then they
52:49
purposely make sure I hear them, they'll say.
52:51
Thank you for keeping us safe, right?
52:54
You know, just some ticket scalper, show stereos in the
52:57
back of his truck and a parking lot, which now he's got a shiny
53:00
badge. You got from Toys R Us and I
53:02
think she knows. Yeah, we are reactive Society, I
53:05
think and is it our fault? Probably.
53:09
What's going to be the The proverbial straw that breaks the
53:13
camel's back. I mean, we'd learn to, you know,
53:16
really bear a lot of weight now as it's progressively being put
53:20
upon us and we do our Rock Bottom's out for Americans.
53:23
You know we all have crap doors, we could take a little bit more.
53:26
We can take a little bit more oppression you know.
53:28
I mean is this a crazy people aren't trying no line anymore?
53:32
All right. Yeah, exactly.
53:36
You know what started off as white guilt?
53:39
Then turned into Straight guilt. Which then turned into gender,
53:45
guilt. Oh, you can't say that.
53:48
You're a man, you don't have what, you know, it's just It all
53:53
stems from something that happened.
53:56
Really it major turn in the 1980s, it was the empowerment of
54:02
in the building and development of China and when the USSR fell,
54:09
the ideology of the USSR didn't fall like like the Third Reich,
54:13
you just change uniforms and they brought it over here to the
54:15
US and behest of China. It's called ideological.
54:18
Subversion, Up Is Down, Down is up.
54:22
Female females male and it's done is a tactic to take down
54:27
one of the last superpowers nation states without firing one
54:30
bullet.