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Starbucks & The Deep State · Real Deal Media

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internally and eternally that is for sure.
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Let let me let me add just what took place days ago.
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Earlier in the week I should say.
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It has been a hell of an overhaul.
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So hence why we had to stop production on top of that of
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taking on such a behemoth of a project.
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Really, just the other day, just the other day.
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As many of you may know or maybe don't know, I do a lot of my
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office work at the wonderful or formerly wonderful Starbucks.
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And I have been watched and targeted by them for quite some
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time now. And that is I wish was just a
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joke. And I received a notice from the
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regional PR in they started a war with me, big time war.
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And they're trying to get me arrested.
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And I'm going to show you exactly what was given to me as
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a non legal document. But let's dress it up like a
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legal document. This is just insane.
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Just insane how that works. I I got to show you that, OK.
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And also, yeah, we have some people who are, you're messaging
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me, please not while I'm on on air anyways, unless it's an
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emergency. So yeah, I got to share this
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with you. This is unbelievable.
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It's going to be changing some things around here.
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I feel like I'm back in early 2021 where I have the
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authorities of Socal literally trying to pin me or frame me for
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something, and it's just unnecessary drama we'll get
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into. Also, there seems to be things
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happening and yes, yeah, there there's the famous.
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We're going to talk about this here as in the news.
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In the news. Things are going a little out of
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hand now with AI, we'll talk, We'll kind of graze upon that.
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But Harvard, the University of Harvard seems to be firing back
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at the White House as they're now suing over foreign student
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ban. It's it's really hard to find
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empathy or sympathy for Harvard when you realize all the CIA
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graduates all come from Harvard, the Klan fans, everybody, the
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Obamas, you name it. So yeah, there's a lot more
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there than the meets GI. We'll talk about that.
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And also some sad news, Billy Joel, who I'm a huge fan of, has
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now been diagnosed with a brain disorder after the fall cancels
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entire tour. We're seeing a lot of this.
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All these miracle jabbed as in boosted.
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I should also add to the equation, a lot of these people
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are now paying the piper and it's really sad as we try to
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warn people years and years ago. Do not get this.
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We're now seeing the Deagle report attempting to meet its
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quota falling short by a landslide, just to be fair.
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So could that be part of the issues with people like Village?
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Oh, oh, you bet. You bet Absolutely, absolutely.
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We'll talk about what that is. Also a wild moment is Army
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Rangers now open fire over there in Florida on a Florida beach in
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a mock sea battle gone wrong. So there's something being
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prepared here in the United States, something big.
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This is on top of the Israeli diplomats over there at the
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embassy in DC being gunned down. Then we have word of Toronto
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being on lockdown for synagogues are being targeted now and it
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before you get sucked into the emotion of these just harrowing
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stories just out of love field, always ask yourself who
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benefits? And then when you ask yourself
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that an answer, there's your culprit.
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Just to give you a little heads up on that.
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OK. And then here's another one.
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This is interesting. Speaking of the homeland, yes,
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Speaking of the homeland now, and this ties into Starbucks and
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I'll, I'll, I'll round Robin with that.
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But Department of Homeland Security is getting ready to
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identify everyone who leaves the country, expanding the
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immigration dragnet as usually government does.
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The Patriot Act. Oh, it's for the terrorist.
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And while we're at it, we might as well look at the bad guys.
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I mean, you're not for bad guys or any of these, just total
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fugitives. Are you good?
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Then you should have no problem showing us your papers.
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In fact, do it now before we blow your brains out.
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You see how they talk? Yeah.
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So that's now coming around again.
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And in addition to that, this is what I'm finding out about
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Starbucks. And if you want to, I would say
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if you want to join us today, become a member.
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But our website's down, so you can't become a member.
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So this is a show for everybody in a way.
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But it's a secret show and word of mouth, hence the shadow
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banding. Yes and yes.
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And Ostrich was shot dead last night.
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Thank you, Michelle. Yes, Ostrich was shot by a drone
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last night. Yes, it is.
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We have some technical issues, Frankie.
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Hey, Martin, did you see? Yeah.
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OK. Yeah.
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We're, we're on YouTube for a secret show, but we're also on
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Real Deal Media tonight if you want to join us there on
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Facebook. Yeah, our website is down.
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If you go to if you go to realdealmedia.tv, you're going
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to see the following. Just to be completely
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transparent with you, this is a different kind of show here
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tonight. All right, here it is.
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This is what you'll see. Coming soon.
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Yeah, we're overhauling it. Coming soon.
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Don't you love it? I think that should just be the
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website forever. Like it's coming soon.
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When? Well, soon.
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Yeah, I love it. Yeah.
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We're we're we're getting rid of the the web hosts that are
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coming out of Tel Aviv, literally that are shadow
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banning me and we're doing an overhaul.
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This is a great company. I'll have more to share with
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this wonderful audience. The further we go with this
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incredible new in ingenious. We have somebody asking, are we
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on Rumble? No, we're not.
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No, no, no, no. This is a members only show and
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secret, secret secret show on Facebook.
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Yeah, this is a a just a low key show because there's a lot of
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moving parts right now. Anyways, back to my shirt and
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God, it's hot in here. And if you don't know yet, so
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I'm in this parking lot driving and I'm going to go.
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I'm going to try to this wonderful place called Teets
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Coffee. So I'm now banned into a
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Starbucks and these punk little kids, probably 11 years old on
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their bicycles, electric bikes. Now, if you've noticed, I don't
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know if they have it in your, your part of the world, but in,
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in Southern California, everybody now rides electric
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bikes, which require very little peddling or like motorcycles.
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And the stupid punk kids were trying to cross me and, you
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know, in the park and, and didn't stop because they're
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stupid and their parents are stupid in brands as well.
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And they threw a rock at me on the windshield and said
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something very derogatory, which I won't say here tonight.
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And they must have thought I was like a normal, like this regular
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adult guy and was going to take it.
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And no, I didn't. No, no, I, I have to do the
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lesson. I have to teach the lessons.
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The parents refused to show. I backed up out of my van and I,
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I, I pull in reverse caused the whole scene and I chased these
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little these these little terrible just little around the
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whole parking lot because they threw a rock at my windshield.
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Now, the beauty of it is they kept antagonizing me and gang
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stocking me. There's now like four or five of
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them. And that's when I went into
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Steven Seagal mode. And that's why I'm drenched in
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sweat right now because I was ready for six on one.
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I wanted it. And they kept Yeah, following me
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all all over the Plaza. I I'm telling you, I hate kids
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today. They're the worst.
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There's no hope for them. There's very little hope for us
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when we get older. Their parents are stupid.
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If their parents are young, they're millennial parents.
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Even the worst we we have the dumbest, worst class of kids.
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Now, I understand your grandson. Your kids are, are diamond in
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the roughs, but as a whole, we are screwed.
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We are screwed. It doesn't get better.
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The only good news is that a lot of these Gen.
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Z who are Dumber than earthworms cannot procreate because of the
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miracle Jeb. And that's a horrible thing to
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say, but if you look at it from statistics, we are outnumbered
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by a lower vibrational Neanderthal class.
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Hence the text messages and what all those are for, to get rid of
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language. We are outnumbered by these
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people. We have some diamond in the
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roughs. I understand that, you know, I'm
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not the, it's not, not every cop is bad, but it's the
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institution. You know, it's, that's what I'm
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saying. So when when it's the
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institution and you look at the institution of parents in this
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country, we are we have a serious problem, which I think
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is the title of Doctor Phil's book.
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Now they just thought about it, Quote, we have a problem.
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Yeah, we do. And it's it's time to look in
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the mirror and admit that to ourselves that we have a serious
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generational problem. We have kids that have been just
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and you could call it some of the consequences of the Vietnam
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War of all those guys that came back home, beat up the their
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wife, beat up their kids. And then that transferred to the
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next generation cause of that stupid war that that's what
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we're dealing with here today. Sad to say.
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Yeah, not yeah, I don't, I, I'm not big on, on, on these just
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kids say. And and when I was their age, I
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didn't like people that age. Yeah, I was a young adult at a
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very young age, a distinguished gentleman.
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But why I say this is because there's going to come to a point
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where now the baby boomers are at that point where they're in
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their 70s and 80s. And now the people my age or
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whatever, a little older than me are in power.
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And they give you horrible ideas, especially in blue cities
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and blue states. Yeah, you're screwed.
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And we're going to be screwed with this, this, this
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generational class. Now it can be turned around, but
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it's not going to come without suffering.
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And some serious realizations on this young generation's part and
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some serious ass beating too, because you know, oh, you're not
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allowed to do that anymore. And now we're facing the
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consequences of it. So I put the fear of God in some
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of these people. Throw a rock at me.
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I'm so pissed right now. Now, on top of that, on top of
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that, let me tell you now, let me answer this here.
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Don't forget school kids telling the kids they have rights.
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Yeah, yeah. You think I'm, you think I'm
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wrong? Go look at a lot of these videos
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you'll find on acts of what's really happening in the high
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schools, for instance, in the UK.
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Teachers now are getting stabbed in this country because of No
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Child Left Behind. Everybody's a winner, Nobody's a
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loser, even though real life you, your parents are all losers
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in in this country. We have kids that are literally
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like balancers in high school now, like because of all the
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hormones and foods, you know, we, we, they're, they're just
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huge and they're beating everybody up and they're
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targeting little white kids. Now, when this happens, this
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polarizes and tribalizes all these different groups.
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So it turns into what you would see like in San Quentin and only
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just accelerates what you would classify as discrimination and
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you name it and all that stuff by design.
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And the Democrats know this. The Democrats have always
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planned to use the divide and conquer the race wars that
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Charles Manson tried to tell everybody about for these very
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moments, for these very moments. That's why when you see the
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Muslim, the Muslim takeover of England, that's right.
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You're like, oh, it's a Muslim. They're going to turn into a
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Muslim country. No, no, no.
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Those are just the pawns in the chess they used to just wipe off
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the board. And once they're done with them,
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just like the Bolshevik revolution, then they expunge
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them. And that's what's happening.
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And it's going to happen in the the pickup country of the
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Western world. You're going to see it happen in
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Canada. In the more extreme certain
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groups are. You can bet your bottom dollar.
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You can bet your bottom dollar. The power structure the the
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State Department is controlling a faction of these groups.
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Any group of importance has a faction of it controlled at the
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very top by a foreign slash domestic intelligence agency.
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Hence Starbucks. So here's some of the things I
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found here. Here's some of the things I
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found. So I have been getting harassed
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by Starbucks. I have had nothing but nice
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things to say. Trying to be nice because I do
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enjoy what you know coffee's supposed to be all about the
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coffee bean. OK, the coffee bean.
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And like many companies over the course of a couple years now,
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they went, and I hate to use this term, so-called woke.
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OK, And then something happened. Trump came back into office and
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he immediately signed, if you recall, just an an abundance of
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executive orders. Now check this out here.
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This is I went skulking around because, you know, when people
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get on my bad side, I start preparing your imminent
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destruction of sorts. And here's what I found here.
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So Business Insider says Trump signs businesses that change the
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DEI policies. We're all familiar with those.
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I, I would like to think so businesses that change the DEI
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policies prior to Trump's executive order.
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And a first of all, I didn't know so many American companies
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were adopting these diversity, equity, inclusive policies,
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which are basically multral, excuse me, cultural Marxism,
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multural Carxism, my dyslexia. And basically that's what they
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were now like John Deere had it, Disneyland, Meta, Instagram, all
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posts of different ones. OK, now what happened was a
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whole host of them changed it around as soon as Trump came
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back in the office. Except for one.
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Except for one. What could that be?
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Oh well, look at this, I'll be damned.
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Starbucks has not removed the DEI policies, but changes have
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been made in the past year, which doesn't mean anything.
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And Starbucks annual shareholders meeting blah blah
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blah blah. Previously, 7.5% of the
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executive were tied to diversity objectives.
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So then upon further looking at Starbucks has lost 11, excuse
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me, 8.75% of their entire business going into 2024 that
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has continued going into 2025, plus national boycotts due to
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the Israeli conflict on top of unions walking out.
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This is a company in freefall, but they remain the same.
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Why? So I go further into this.
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So this guy that's now targeting me, let me show you what they
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sent me. This is just unbelievable.
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And the guy who send this, oh God, I can't, I can't show this.
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I don't know if I could show it, but the guy who is the national
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regional PR manager of the West Coast, some, you know,
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prestigious bullshit title, get this because I did some
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background on this is a former, former DEA head.
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If you don't know what that is, that's the Drug Enforcement
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Agency, one of the, if not the most corrupt federal agency in
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the history of federal agencies, the Drug Enforcement Agency.
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You could just type anything DEA, go type that in and you're
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going to see a huge laundry list of scandals, briberies, all
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kinds of things and even worse that we don't know about.
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So that's who this guy is. So this guy who literally is, he
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acts like a Democrat operative. He, he shows up at my vehicle
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after I went to, after I went to the, the, the water, you know,
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to meditate. And you know what people do
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there, They get back to my vehicle and this mother Buster
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is waiting for me with the so-called store manager, you
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know, like that means anything. And I'm thinking, wow.
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And they were timing me now while I was on the sand, I had
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David Hasselhoff in a red truck, the lifeguard, the main
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lifeguard, the guy that runs in slow motion, that guy literally
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circling me and doing Donuts me while I was on the sand.
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And I think, what am I doing? Am I, am I, am I selling, you
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know, contraband to people? No, literally I was just sitting
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on the beach with just, you know, A6 pack of bananas.
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And then I have this guy send me the following.
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So I get back to my to my vehicle and brush off the sand
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and guess who's there spawning from the pits of hell to hand me
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the following. Let's read this together, shall
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we? Dear Mr. Dean Ryan, our stores,
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neighborhood, blah blah blah meeting place for friends and
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family. We are committed.
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We take very seriously and they say I was disruptive and
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threatening to to customers again on the 7th of May.
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And look, when this is dated the 15th of May and he won't tell me
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for what? What did I do?
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I'm literally friends at this pleasure with everybody at the
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Huntington Beach. Oh, we're not going to tell you.
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They won't even tell you. They could just make something
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up. So I look further into this.
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These are these new policies. This is like a shadowy hidden
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hand here in Starbucks. I'm not even kidding with you.
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The more I looked into this, I learned two things.
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Everybody that works at this pretty much deep state coffee
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place, which is, you know, you could say that about Uber.
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Uber's a deep state company. Not only are these people all
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going to be replaced by AI, just a matter of time, what they're
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doing is teaching the AI, but all their headsets are all tied
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to a satellite or monitors all your motions.
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That's why you ever have these apps that can detect your
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motions or how many steps or your you know what you're
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thinking and feeling in the apps on your phone.
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They have it on the damn headsets for each and every
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barista in Starbucks. And that's the biggest secret.
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They're spying on their own employees.
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Companies do it all the time. They have many words per minute
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you have on your keyboard when you're working in the office.
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You know, the, the the cyborgs at the top No and forget the
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cancer clusters that come with all these things.
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That's so you know, that's so late 90s.
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So they have this happening and they are listening to
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everything. And then So what they do, and I
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read some other people have been victims of this, this terrible,
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terrible company is they can now say, oh, what you did to one of
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our partners on May 7th or, or this date was so terrible.
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But we can't tell you what that is, but you're have to go.
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We're going to call the cops. Oh, what you did was so
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terrible, but you'll never know. So the social crediting that we
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have been enduring for years now on Facebook, YouTube, that's
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been conditioning this, this population of the United States,
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the Western population as they try to beat us into submission
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like we see in the Far East or throughout the the Middle East.
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That kind of social crediting provided by produced by
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manufactured by Microsoft and given to the Chinese, it's now
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coming home to roost. Not just on social media
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anymore. No, in your place of Commons,
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meaning your communities, where does that?
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The coffee shops, where's that? The bar, the, the corporate bars
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now the corporate restaurants, everything's corporate now.
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So you're just a corporate entity.
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There's no customers always, right?
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And they can do this. So they do this here at
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Starbucks to people that kid like Roddy, Roddy Piper said
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they can see if you have a complaint that's valid or
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anything or they don't, you know, they just don't like you.
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They could just make something up.
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And this is happening to a lot of people, I've learned, and
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nobody's speaking out about it. Well, guess what?
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That's changing because I am the guy who's going to do it.
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And when you have the the former higher up of the Drug
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Enforcement Agency now working at Starbucks, who's losing
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billions of dollars and who's based and where Seattle
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controlled by the Chinese. And we know what we know what
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like what was that company, Fairway, Amway, Amazon,
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Derriche, a lot of these companies that are fronts for
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trafficking Target, We had one of our viewers that Buck said,
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you know, Target, like I was sharing with you Target,
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Walmart, CVS or three companies just for example, they had the
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they had the they were sharing the same law firm to convince
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all schools or legislators to keep schools on the lockdowns.
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And if you don't, make sure you keep the mask implementation
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going for years. Those three companies are not
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our friends. And they were doing it because
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they benefited from being the only chosen ones to remain open.
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And then you look in the Target to sneak weapons in there
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through foreign adversaries who really, truly own Target.
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Walmart to sneak things in there and to hold people captive as
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Walmart in the FEMA operations of this country have been tied
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hand in hand, just like the churches in FEMA, the clergy
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response teams in FEMA and how the the Federal Emergency
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Management Agency and DHS have formed into one embedded little
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demonic baby. That's what I'm talking about.
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How does Starbucks from Maine open?
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They're losing billions. Billions.
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Who who's truly the hidden hand of this company?
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It's a dark, shadowy company. And if you look at, by the way,
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if you look at their new little distributors of like their
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little oatmeal things, it looks like Aleister Crawley right in
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the middle of the of the, the, the effigy, the symbol.
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OK. And yes.
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Costco Wayfair. Thank you.
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Yeah. It's hard to remember all these.
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And thank you, Marty. Costco.
29:08
Yes. Costco big time Starbucks is a
29:13
deep state place. They make their own rules up if
29:17
they know and they're listening to older employees, they're
29:21
they're trying to see who knows what about Starbucks in the in
29:24
this guy, this guy I wish I would have recorded it.
29:26
They caught me off guard. He says his last part in shot
29:29
was I told you, don't be explaining big old, big old fat
29:33
black guy. He's all I told you don't be
29:36
telling your story to end of our partners.
29:38
You didn't listen. He's one of these I'm getting
29:43
too old for this shit kind of characters, you know, like Annie
29:46
Glover. So I said to him, you know, my
29:51
parting shot was well, I said, it's very fitting that one of
29:54
the most corrupt agencies and former heads of it is now the
29:58
head of Starbucks. And I said, Mayor diabetes treat
30:02
you well. I told him.
30:04
And then I, I made sure I, I made sure that I, I, I continue
30:09
to text him today. In fact, let's see, here is one
30:12
of my texts to him. And I said to him, the
30:14
following, Has anyone told you that you remind them of rerun
30:17
from good times? Sadly, he didn't respond to
30:21
that, but it's true. It's so true.
30:26
And this is what I'm dealing with.
30:28
So I have, I have, this is the company that sent cops after me
30:32
for no reason. This is the company that got me
30:35
banned and another Starbucks. And I have no idea why they
30:38
wouldn't tell me. They tried to set me up.
30:41
And this I, I mean, all indications that this is a
30:44
shadowy, deep dark company called Starbucks, hence why they
30:51
have a siren as their mascot. You know what sirens are?
30:58
Sirens lure you in, in the sea, you get close, then they kill
31:01
you. They need to, they Starbucks
31:06
needs to be destroyed. Starbucks and the people in
31:09
Starbucks are so woke. I mean, this is a company that
31:13
that has the communist storefront of a flag, the
31:18
rainbow flag stolen from the Irish representing every
31:22
Starbucks inside. They got that flag everywhere,
31:26
which is fun, fun. Have that flag, but why not have
31:28
the come and take it flag? Why not have the the Gavelston,
31:34
you know, the wonderful don't tread on me flag?
31:36
Why not? Why not have it just a plethora
31:39
of flags? But no, we have to have the
31:41
captured rainbow flag by the LGBTQ communist storefront that
31:47
uses gay people to meet their objectives.
31:50
I'm so sick of it and I'm not and I'm not going to take it
31:56
anymore. And and these people, like a lot
31:59
of people that have challenged all of us over the course of
32:02
time, they're never, they're always used to playing offense.
32:04
They never have to play defense. And when they do, they suck.
32:09
OK, so that's my diatribe on that.
32:12
Thank you for putting up with that.
32:15
Here's another one. Belinda says hi.
32:18
Yes, I was very naughty back in the 90s.
32:21
Well, we'd like to hear about that.
32:22
If you would like to call in and tell us about your experience in
32:25
the 1990s, feel free to do so. We are.
32:29
I am more than willing to hear you out.
32:34
If you were not in the 90s, give us a call.
32:40
Join the convo if you're just getting here.
32:44
Real Deal media is under construction.
32:46
We, I thank everybody for their patience.
32:49
I tried to show a move the other night.
32:51
Rumble took it down in midstream.
32:54
You know what I mean? It's just join the convo, join
32:57
the combo. Feel free to do so.
33:01
Join the combo. OK, Yes.
33:04
And Blake Crosby says bravo, Blake.
33:06
I, I, I second you on that. Feel free to tell us what you
33:11
were doing there. OK, OK, we're going to take a
33:18
quick break here. I just looked at the time when
33:21
we get back. There's a few things in the
33:22
news. I'm I'm going to harp on DHSA
33:25
little bit as they're now figuring out who's leaving who's
33:30
coming, who's going it was it a bait and switch?
33:32
Seems like it seems like it We'll look at this also this
33:40
I'll tell you there's there's here's another story that's been
33:44
happening in Massachusetts New Hampshire run that whole area of
33:46
a serial killer a total blackout in the media total blackout.
33:52
So we'll talk maybe try to talk about that also all the
33:55
shootings in the DC see what that's all about and a wonderful
33:58
story of 11 year old like Doogie Howserd phenomenon graduates
34:06
college. It's good to see after I just
34:09
Lambo stood children of today. I mean, I'm telling you there
34:14
are some incredible diamonds in the rough and those those kids
34:17
should be totally hoisted to like first place.
34:19
Amazing. So we'll see what that's all
34:21
about. And it's Memorial Day weekend.
34:23
We'll talk about the gas surge prices.
34:26
Unbelievable stuff. So anyways, you're watching
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Rodale Media's jive talking with Dean Ryan.
34:33
He has a little test test run here today.
34:35
We'll be back after this quick message from Strawberry Fields.
34:53
Breathing is easy with eyes cross.
35:02
The sun is down over your city. It's getting hard to be someone
35:13
over the Lord. Looks like it is a thing.
35:18
That's not true. The.
36:54
Jive talking, God dictating, isn't it Jive talking?
37:08
And who's this guy, the mutant? Welcome back, everybody.
37:15
Welcome back to Drab Token with Jean Ryan.
37:17
This is a new show, a new episode, I should say, surprise
37:22
episode. Yeah.
37:24
We are recovering from the loss of a website earlier this week,
37:29
which we've re obtained. Now we're doing a total complete
37:34
renovation. It takes time everybody, and I'm
37:38
the guy that I think it's a man thing, right Man, we have
37:42
trouble doing multi task, multi tasking and and to do to really
37:50
overhaul, overhaul a project like this, you have to be very
37:53
focused on top of other things that have been just thrown at
37:57
me. So I do apologize everybody for
38:00
being unable to deliver this week and trying to make up for
38:04
it. And you know, I gotta say too,
38:07
on another point, we're getting very, very close to our real
38:12
deal meeting 80s week. And if there's anything I'm
38:17
excited about this year is to spend this entire week of
38:21
everything 80s with all of you out there.
38:23
And it's going to be so fantastic.
38:26
We're going to invite everybody to send, send us your favorite
38:29
80s photo, you and your loved ones, you and yourself at school
38:34
with friends. If you were, you know, no matter
38:36
what age you were your favorite to 1980s.
38:38
So that's going to be incredibly cool with some, with some
38:44
surprise too. We're trying to work on some 80s
38:50
stars, if you will. That's true.
38:53
Anyways, welcome back here. I'm still Dean Ryan who is being
38:57
very low key on this Memorial Day weekend.
38:59
Yes, it is Memorial Day weekend here in the United States.
39:03
Yes, the the most heaviest travel day of the year is today
39:08
and then I believe Monday once again.
39:11
And you know, we we honor the those who have fallen and those
39:16
who have served in the military in the United States.
39:20
Many of us have really gotten the gas tanks out and the
39:25
barbecues and grilled away, and that's what this weekend's all
39:28
about. But as we say that now, well,
39:31
now gas prices have surged. And I'll tell you right now
39:34
where I am, just across the street, gas for one gallon, I
39:39
swear to you, 5 dollars, $5 a gallon.
39:44
And now experts are saying, yeah, that in California alone,
39:49
the highest California is the biggest problem here in the
39:54
country, right up there in New York, the cost of living, that's
39:57
now 38.5% higher than the national average.
40:01
California is an expensive place to live.
40:03
And don't I know it. Don't I know.
40:07
But in fact, the Golden State currently ranks as third most
40:11
expensive state in to live in. But recent news reports suggest
40:16
that California could potentially work its way up.
40:20
That list in the years to come, according to a new report over
40:24
there at US CS Marshall School of Business, which I never
40:29
attended. Well, they said California
40:32
drivers could be paying, get this now, more than $8 per
40:36
gallon by the end of next year. So just 12 months from now, that
40:46
goes by real fast. We're looking at $8 a gallon in
40:50
California. You got to ask yourself why.
40:51
And then you got to ask yourself why in California.
40:53
And I always ask a register this when you go shopping.
40:57
They if you go grocery shopping, they say you want a bag.
41:01
You're like, yeah, I do. They get charged for bags $0.10.
41:04
I I ask everybody, where does that money go to?
41:08
Who collects the $0.10 per each bag?
41:11
Because we know it doesn't go to the homeless.
41:13
We know that in none of the bureaucracy with all the
41:16
bureaucrats amount to anything. So we're talking about a 75%
41:23
increase in gasoline in in California within a very, very
41:28
short amount of time. And that's a problem.
41:30
And that's a problem. And it irks me and it should irk
41:33
you because once California goes, so follows the rest.
41:38
You see, it's a big piece of property here.
41:42
OK, here we go. Let's.
41:47
Yes, we have. Carolyn Shepherd says there's a
41:51
word for it. Nymphos.
41:56
Yeah. 80s were fun, aren't they? The Yeah, they were.
42:05
They sure were. OK, thank you very much.
42:09
Let's continue here Now, as I was saying, DHS is getting ready
42:21
to identify everybody who leaves the country.
42:23
Yes, they are. They're admitting to it.
42:25
But you got to pull their teeth and twist their arms and maybe
42:27
even gouge their hair out as now expanding immigration dragnet is
42:32
a crisis. Never get allowed to go to
42:36
waste. To quote Rahm Emanuel, one of
42:39
the creators, the authors of Obama in son of one of the first
42:43
Israeli settlers. Did you know that?
42:46
The more, you know, well, the US and Iran are all all the way
42:50
over there in Italy aimed at averting confrontation over
42:59
Iran's nuclear program that could trigger another major war
43:01
in the Middle East. And our nuclear warheads, like,
43:06
did, well, what could go wrong, right, guys?
43:09
And then you look to your life and you go, oh, they're dead.
43:12
So why would they want to cooperate unless there's
43:15
incentive with business? American presidents come and go,
43:20
but businesses kind of stay around a long time as the
43:23
military industrial complex. They'll tell you.
43:26
Well, this week, reports merged that Israel had begun military
43:28
preparations for attacking Iran if talks broke down.
43:32
No, let me. No, it doesn't matter if the
43:35
talks breakdown, if the talks flourish, if the talks are just
43:38
Jubilus Iran, excuse me, Israel is ready for an attack.
43:45
That's what they do. They're a death cult.
43:47
And I'm beginning to believe so. Are certain aspects of the
43:51
Iranian government at the very top as well?
43:54
Well, in this, yeah. So this so in relation to that
43:59
with the the vibe of the country as I just explained it.
44:04
Well, now the US government LED crackdowns in the protest and a
44:09
lot of these people got kicked out.
44:11
Now the US, Canada land border has been the point of exit for a
44:15
large number of students who've had their immigration status
44:18
revoked. I did not know that after their
44:22
participation in pro Palestinian protests on campus.
44:26
According to lawyers who who have worked on their cases,
44:29
they've been leaving through the north.
44:32
Now lawyers who have advised students to say that so far none
44:36
have faced any detention at the Canadian border when exiting the
44:40
US. The new measures have raised
44:42
serious alarms at the time when government is promising to
44:45
escalate its crackdown. Now, I did not know this as
44:50
well. They're saying that there's a
44:51
United States law that actually requires Department of Homeland
44:54
Security to match entries and exits.
44:56
So tracking the departure of a person from the US who is not a
44:59
citizen is consistent with the statutory obligation.
45:03
But using the border as a checkpoint for the detention of
45:05
people based on their political opinions is entirely a different
45:09
level of concern. This is coming from Greg Nojim,
45:16
the senior council and director of the Security and Surveillance
45:19
Project at the Center of Democracy and Technology.
45:22
Well, say that in one breath, man, I'm, I'm already short of
45:28
breath just reading that. So what they're saying is it
45:31
this gives an aggressive nature of immigration enforcement like
45:35
never before under the administration, and it's a
45:39
broadview of its own ability to remove people from the US.
45:41
So the concern is, although yes, it is good to get some violent
45:46
people out, no, it's not. When you start going down the
45:49
path of people's ideology, what they believe or what they're
45:54
descending from, although you may be safe if you're a Trump
45:59
fan or or if you like the policies, that same law could
46:05
still be in use. Whoever gets in their necks
46:07
after Trump, who could be a very bad person, and then guess what?
46:10
That's going to be used against you.
46:12
Just like any game of chess. That's the concern here.
46:16
It's very warranted and very healthy to have that kind of
46:19
concern. Yes, it is.
46:23
When Marty Savage saying the following.
46:25
Trump isn't going to tolerate his neighbors building more
46:28
swamps. Bring the military now.
46:29
Yes, if you're in Canada, you're probably wanting the Americans
46:33
to come over. And yeah, we should at this
46:37
point. I think so.
46:41
Blake, thank you for your sentiment.
46:44
That's going to get me even more shadow bands.
46:46
So just to let you know, no offense, no offense, you're
46:50
entitled. You're I hate the people that
46:52
say you're entitled to your opinion.
46:53
That's what makes this country great, really.
46:56
It's the same people that ask you would you ever punch a guy
46:59
with glasses? Yes, I would.
47:02
You OK, I'll make pie for the troops.
47:10
Yeah. What is Canadian pie?
47:12
That's the other question. OK, here's another thing here.
47:15
This is interesting. So there, there.
47:17
There's what DHS is doing. And you know, I have to give
47:22
applause to saving a lot of the farmers in South Africa and
47:26
giving them asylum here in the United States.
47:29
I've been following the South African plight for quite some
47:32
time and it it is pretty gut. And I'm glad that some of these
47:40
people can come here to the United States and hopefully
47:42
bring some of their farming skills to the much needed
47:44
heartland of America. That needs to rid the poisons of
47:51
big aggro, which is the next one of the foam.
47:54
Next one of the foam well, here's a here's a interesting
47:57
story here that this is about the big beautiful bill Speaking
48:07
of politics now it passed the House massive tax cuts border
48:11
security and promises of economic revival.
48:15
Natural News ask at what cost? Yes, they do.
48:19
Well, let's find out a bit more about it as a dramatic 22115 to
48:24
excuse me, 214 vote took place by the heirs of the the chins of
48:29
some of these congressmen. The bill held by Republicans as
48:32
a historic victory for American workers and families combines
48:34
massive tax cut relief now border security funding and deep
48:38
cuts into social programs, setting the stage for a fierce
48:42
Senate battle. Yes it is.
48:45
So now what does this mean? Here's some key takeaways from
48:48
this. Well, the bill extends the Trump
48:50
era tax cuts now eliminates taxes on tips and overtime and
48:54
introduces deductions for American made vehicle purchases.
48:59
It also slashes social safety Nets like Medicaid, food stamps,
49:03
while imposing stricter work requirements.
49:08
So border security funding surges, including a 46 billion
49:12
for Trump's wall, mass deportations.
49:15
Also adds a new Trump savings accounts offering $1000 for
49:20
newborns, incentivizing family growth.
49:22
Men, we have a lot of work to do out there.
49:24
You hear this? You hear this.
49:27
You're going to get $1000 for each new baby.
49:31
That's right. Yeah.
49:33
I'm telling you, Blake, you got a lot of work to do.
49:37
We got to make some new babies for $1000 each.
49:41
Frankie, you too. Yeah.
49:44
So this is a a new incentive. I I mean, is that really the
49:47
incentive now? Critics warn of sky rocketing
49:50
deficits, while supporters claim it will spur investment and curb
49:53
government wage. Could be, could be.
49:57
OK. So there's the front on that.
50:00
There's a front on that. Here's another one here.
50:09
All right, so now here's a story coming in of, of things that are
50:13
up and booming again. So we we went through the deep
50:15
dark ranges of World News. Well, now here's some good news.
50:21
Now, as cities are flourishing, some are getting off of life
50:25
support finally. Well, ones that have flourished
50:28
in recent memory, and this is no stranger to anybody's memory at
50:32
all, is Nashville over there in Tennessee has transformed Music
50:36
City into booming business hub for the show business world.
50:42
And this is what I love. You know, you talk about the
50:47
you. You talk about making the
50:52
Hollywood industrial complex decentralized kind of the way
50:55
Napster did with music. Well, we're seeing it.
50:58
A lot of people are now figuring out, well, hey, I'm an actor or
51:01
I'm a makeup artist or I'm a voice actor or set designer
51:06
graphics. You don't necessarily have to go
51:09
to Hollywood anymore. You could go to Nashville to be
51:13
a music engineer. You could go to New Mexico over
51:17
there in Santa Fe and try to get some grants and, and, and be a
51:22
independent filmmaker, which those are the type of movies I
51:25
love. Well, Nashville, TN has really
51:28
shown the world and the rest of the country.
51:31
I should say here how it's now turned into the new music
51:35
capital. It's no longer Hollywood, it's
51:38
now the Music City around the world.
51:40
US metro thinks the it's rapid population growth to job
51:44
opportunities in the industries of not just music, but
51:49
healthcare tech, and it's really good quality of life.
51:53
And also they did vote against chemtrails.
51:56
Who could forget that? Well, somebody who's familiar
51:59
with this matter and the founder of CEO of a company like E3
52:05
Construction Services said it's not just economics, it's our
52:11
climate. And yes, he could be boasting
52:15
about that. According to a joint report over
52:17
there by the Great National Technology Council and Middle
52:20
Tennessee State University. Well, the number of tech jobs in
52:23
Nashville grew by a whopping 17% from 2017 to 2022, and it's only
52:30
getting bigger. The the quote is they found that
52:34
people who locate to Tennessee found that they could find the
52:38
talent of what within themselves and apply it to what they're
52:42
looking for in the vicinity of Nashville.
52:44
And you're going to see a lot of this.
52:47
And now here is the most telling part.
52:51
Many corporate giants have been recruited to the area thanks to
52:54
the city's tenure strategy that gets upgraded every decade.
52:57
Under the plan, more than 600,000 jobs in Nashville have
53:02
been created since 1990. Per capita, that is an income in
53:08
the region has grown 234%, according to US Bureau and Labor
53:14
Statistics. This is incredible, and we're
53:18
talking about a commercial and residential real estate boom
53:21
that has struggled to keep up around the rest of the country.
53:24
While Nashville ranked among the cities with the biggest increase
53:27
in home prices between 2014 and 2024.
53:31
And it's only getting bigger and better for the state of
53:34
Tennessee. So there you have it.
53:37
That's another example of how growth can happen.
53:43
OK, here is another one here finally here on a very unusual
53:51
story. A 11 year old girl has now
53:55
graduated college and said she's getting, she's just getting
53:59
started. And it's good to see that there
54:02
are some really smart, you know, innovative kids out there 'cause
54:09
majority are just totally rotten.
54:12
Horrible. Here it is the new Doogie
54:16
Howsard graduated from college. Good.
54:19
And congratulations to her over there in computer science.
54:23
And we need more young people like this.
54:26
And I have a feeling she knows how to crop a photo that can go
54:31
a long way these days. So congratulations to her.
54:35
Well, there I am. OK, so just to recap everything,
54:39
we are under construction here at Roledale Meeting.
54:41
We have a new website and you could feel free to go to it now
54:44
and and you could be added to the mailing list.
54:48
We're maneuvering things. We're gonna transfer all of our
54:51
members and our memberships to the new site, and it will be a
54:57
cheaper membership. It's going to be fair to the
55:01
world and the commerce here at Rodeo Media.
55:04
So there it is. We're working on that and it'll
55:06
take some time. And I'm trying to avoid arrest
55:10
in Harris spent by the Deep state group of Starbucks.
55:15
You know how it is. You know it is.
55:18
And OK, so on that note, Saturday, tomorrow night, if
55:25
depending on when you're watching this tomorrow night in
55:27
the United States, Saturday, I think you might see a recap of
55:31
my wonderful journey of on the road, all consolidators
55:39
transformed what you see today. And I got to figure out what I
55:45
will be doing going forward as my my safety is somewhat in the
55:52
hanging in the balance of things.
55:54
But when is it not? So you'll know more a bit about
55:58
that. And this long weekend.
56:00
So I hope everybody has a wonderful Memorial Day weekend.
56:03
Think about those you might have lost in the war, sadly, and
56:08
those who provided and and gave a chance to your yourself and
56:11
your family or in the military. I'm certainly thinking about
56:14
those people as well as we celebrate their memory in this
56:18
long Memorial Day weekend. And I hope you drive safely out
56:21
there. A lot of people are travelling.
56:23
You never know what's going to happen there.
56:27
So on that note, members, thank you very much and thank you for
56:32
your patience, everybody. Until next time, I'm Dean Ryan,
56:37
reminding you to always stay tuned and stay awake and enjoy
56:42
the summer.