#793 - CULT MEMBER LIVE SHOW

Oh well, desar, good evening, cult members, and welcome to the Tuesday Night Live.

I am gonna be flying semi solo this evening. Jonathan is out on a cruise because he needed a break and he took him a little vacate, right, So myself and my esteemed associate Raven Lee are gonna be kind of taking charge on this episode. And yeah, we're gonna just talk about all the things we usually talk about, and I am going to make a real attempt to not let the chat go way too far down to where we don't catch everybody's comments before the end of

Now.

I don't have necessarily a direction that I want the conversation to go tonight. However, I do have a few things, not necessarily geopolitical, but just kind of things and stuff that we could talk about. So I don't know if y'all have heard or not, but apparently Katy Perry went to space. Has anybody heard this? Because so there I was right minded my little business and I just happened to notice something about Katy Perry going on a space shuttle,

Katie Perry and four other fellow astronauts to the launch passed one by one.

They ring a bell.

Gail, who has a fear of flying, looks terrified. This is overcoming a wall of fear, a barrier.

It's I think it's gonna be cathartic in so many ways for her.

The Old Woman crew joined hands in prayer. Then it's time to climb into the capsule.

Go for launch, Yeah, baby, go for launch, my favorite words.

At nine to thirty am, the rocket soared into space, passing.

Through Can we also just make the point that that rocket looks like a giant dick, Like, I'm not trying to be that guy here, right, but okay, moving on?

Eighty thousand feet thirteen.

Hundred Oprah sobbed.

Oprah watching her best friend and go to space.

She and Katy Perry's fiance, Orlando Bloom comforted each other.

The women also, when did Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom become a thing? I must have missed that. I know I'm not like in the know of the celebrity comings and goings, but like, holy shit, anyway.

I've been experienced four minutes of weightlessness. Katie held up a daisy for the camera.

They are floating, They are weightless, they are experiencing zero G for the very first time in their lives.

They were overwhelmed by what they saw. Then it was time to return to Earth. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos had a little oops moment, face planting while inspecting the capsule. His fiance Lawrence Sanchez, was the first one out. Gail raised her hands to the heavens.

I have a moment. Then she got on her hands and so anyway, I don't know exactly when it became like a thing for celebrity women to go to space. I'm not necessarily mad at it, but also the selection of women that they chose to go to space is kind of silly to me. I don't know even go ahead and wigh in on this one. I know that you are a modern feminist in the traditional sense of feminism, not the crazy psychopath version of feminism, But what is your take on this? Just hot take here?

I think I find it interesting that they would allow celebrities just to pop up in space, and there's been how many people that have tried to go through the space program to even achieve that, and all the women that have come for those celebrities that haven't been able to achieve going into space or anything like that. I just feel like it shits all over the women that have actually gone through all of this to be able to be astronauts, and it's like, oh, hey, I got money,

And I know there's gonna be some flat earthers out there. They're gonna look at the things out of the window and be like, see, it's clearly flat, even though like there's clearly a curvature that was being shown. But that's not the point here. That's not the issue that I'm having. I'm with you on this one, Raven, Like, Okay, there have been female astronauts before, and that's not like that's

Yeah, what I wanted to say is if I were a celebrity, I don't think i'd ever do something like that, especially if I were a politician or something like that, because it would be so easy for somebody to sabotage it and kill you and make it look like an accident, because after all, it's a risky thing. It kind of reminds me that a submarine that it imploded about two years ago.

Yeah.

Yeah, if I had any power, I would never do something that risky because it'd be way too easy to get killed and it would look like an accident. And there was a plane in Poland or Russia like fifteen years ago that went down and maybe it went down for accidental reasons, but it had some politicians on it and a lot of people speculated its foul play. So yeah, that's my two cents. And luckily everyone survived here, but if they hadn't, you know, everyone just dispects foul play.

I agree, and maybe I'm a little different, right. It's it would be crazy to go to space to me, but I feel more comfortable going to space then going down to see the Titanic. And like, I know, there's been explorers that have made that journey before. And yes, you're right that submarine that imploded in all of that because it was horribly built by a bunch of like twenty something year olds who had never built a sub before,

And you know, I got one other thing, Uh, this is related to the Titanic, But have you ever heard that the reason it was found was that there was a military intelligence mission trying to find a Soviet submarine, that saying, and they just found the Titanic by accident.

I heard that, but I wasn't sure the validity of it, because I've also heard something along the lines of was it Carl Brasher right, the first black scuba diver. He was down there to find a missile or some sort of thing that got lost. I heard it was either they were trying to find a missile that they lost and found the Titanic or they were looking for a sub and found the Titanic. And I've I've heard that, haven't really delved in. But if that's true, that's pretty phenomenal.

But it seems true, and it's true in my reality.

I like it.

I like it.

Zombie, go ahead, what you got.

I'm looking at the chat right now, just reading some of this stuff about what everyone's saying about like not being God is love to everyone. I'm not a flat earther, but it ain't no curvature. I seem to be in the smallest minority who are smart enough to know. I don't know, and none of us can. None of us can note with the current evidence. So a lot of people are just kind of talking about the is it flat or not? And the celebrities like is it real

I feel that, I will say Katie Perry, she brought a daisy up in space right and there was another press conference that I watched that I am not going to put any of you through. If you want to look it up, it's only a YouTube click away. But basically, all right, so her daughter's name is Daisy, and it was like supposed to signify like her, you know, with her daughter in memory or in thought, as she I say, memory her daughter is still alive and her thoughts as

But I couldn't.

I didn't. I didn't say this. The comments on YouTube are so fucking savage, and it was so funny. But Jacob's not saying that the Call to Conspiracy loves women. That's that's our stance on that. But I will say that, yes, the Internet, the Internet wins. The Internet just wins. Sam, I see your hand, brother, go ahead.

As soon as you said that, in my mind was like, Jacob, you're gonna be sleeping on the couch if you.

I didn't. Jacob didn't say this. Jacob does not feel like only women can do dishes. Jacob does dishes in his own house. But I will say that I saw that joke made in variations of that joke made so many times. It was like, bro, like, come on, it's funny, it's funny, but like, let's be real, Katy Perry has probably not washed a dish in her life. Let's be really no way, neither has Jeff, his fiance or Oprah.

I love Alex. I love him so much I want to be one.

Hello Alexx, Alex, do you do the dishes in your home?

Yeah?

I mean, actually, as I asked, probably who likes doing dishes like man or woman? I think everybody can agree that shit sucks, especially for his old food on it. It's a whole.

Anyway.

All right, let me let me check into the chat. Sam says fantastic for looking ass spaces. Yo, you said it. Yes, I was thinking the exact same thing. All I'm trying to look like old j. That's a good album from Fantastic four. Yes, I don't know. See she she is a fine specimen of a woman. Then no, uh don't you. I used to love Katy Perry before she shaved her head and like lost her brain, like what you know, back in the day. You know, I thought she was great.

But boy, oh boy, it's okay, hindsight's twenty twenty. I was a younger until the swift fush came out, and I loved do when she was singing country.

So we all make a mistakes, dude, No, I will not lie. I know I know all the lyrics to you Belong Me and uh uh what's doing?

Uh probly now it's the country not not the pop bullshitt.

Yeah, she's so skinny.

She in that movie where she's like in the middle of the jungle, the Walking Dictionary, where she like ended up with a British officer to teach him their language, and like she she'd be looking smoking hot in that movie, like.

Gorgeous woman for sure. What was Sin City? I think she was a whole premise about her character that was weird, but she was also the whole movie was weird.

Eliza Woods with the like the white out glasses and like the whole movie was strange.

Yeah, but that was the point. I think it was supposed to be like based off a graphic novel that was also just fucking wild, but neither here nor there. Yeah, Jessica album made the suit look good. I think that if if you were going to do this whole space exploration thing, maybe don't pull something that looks like they're comic book characters. But I'm not Musk, I'm not you know, Blue Origin, And I also like, for real, look, I get the joke, but if I was going to design

It's literally my first thought when you pulled that video up, I was like, really, like, we couldn't have made it any other design, anything else.

It's it's hilarious. Like, don't get me wrong, it's an Austin powers bit but like, bro, y'all ain't even playing and y'all are pulling this shit off. But all right, let's see, that's the most phallic rocket ever. Harry said it Yo for real, whole shit yeah, uh jr. I agree, everyone fellas in evening fellas and folks. Uh, it's faking gay smack all right, fair enough, fair enough? Uh wo my first live welcome welcome smack. Sorry I had to mute you earlier. I will ask for anybody who is

I wouldn't be neither good, neither neither neither for me. I'm I'm solid. I'd rather I want to know what the hell's going on over there.

Yeah, but that's too cold. That's so cold.

Not all of us are you know about the cold?

I'm a bit with the cold. Is not even a joke. Like, I'm straight up, I am the world's biggest pussy when it comes to anything below fifty degrees. I'll say it out loud. I'm fine with that. That's why I live in Louisiana, where it's hot and muggy twenty four to seven. There's a reason. Let's see. Yeah, God is love. I'm not a flat earther.

Yo.

I saw that comment the other day, by the way, and I can't least appreciate your point. You're not saying that it's flat, you're not saying it's round. You're saying I don't know what it is, and nobody knows what it is. And you know what, I can at least give the respect where it's doing that one. You know, that's self awareness, which is to be respected. In my opinion. Oh, let's see here. Personally, it doesn't matter to me if

Well, you mean for you to get to Alex's coming about how he doesn't lotch dishes.

Oh, I don't watch dishes at home because men can't participate in women's sports no more.

Damn.

Yeah, Trump did pass that law. Trump did pass that law. Men can't be in women's sports anymore. So there you go.

Yeah. No, I'm just reading down and everyone's kind of just chatting about stuff.

So yeah, depends. Sometimes it could be kind of meditation, you know. I agree with that. If it's like when I'm doing my cast iron, I'll give you that there's like a practice of meditation on that shit, just for me, my personal self, like you know, doing the salt and then doing the reoiling and all that and seasoning it. So I feel that smack, I feel that, let's see Tony says I enjoy washing dishes. Okay, good for you, Tony. Good things, good things. Katy Perry was hot until she

Like years ago? Years ago? Yeah?

How far out of balance I am with the whole.

They've been together for like a hot minute, like she's kid.

Yeah, oh man, so that kid's gonna just be the most gorgeous thing ever pretty much.

But no, they like her whole thing. Like I wonder if she still belongs to that cannibal club in in California, that whole club that, like, have you ever heard of it where they like have the cannibal club where they like apparently flushes on the menu, you just have to be like the top tier people. Like it's in San Diego. I think.

I have not heard of this. I mean, yeah, we hear stories of course of like uh Uma Abadein and her soul cooking in the cannibal parties. Right when we hear about these politicians and all that, And yeah, I could imagine that there's multiple cannibal clubs in California that for sure didn't know Katy Perry would be a part of one. Is that like an open source.

Thing, Like this was years ago that it like came out like that she was a part of this like cannibal club. And like her whole song where she's like being eaten and like she has like tons of bonapetite

Or not, I'm not surprised, but yeah, ok.

Spirit spirit animal raised his hand.

Yeah I see that. Sam. Well, also, before you speak, I see here it says. To be honest, I still think Jennifer Gardner is beautiful. She will always be electra Yo. I'll be straight up, Jennifer Gardner is one of my celebrity crushes. I don't know how she really oh, come on thirteen going on thirty, she was charming.

I mean she's not bad looking, Like she's not bad looking, and she has a nice.

Spot Arthur and Arthur where she's going the leather corset and ship. But I mean, you know, hey, hey, I feel that anyway, Sam, go ahead?

Oh fuck, sorry, old, I have to think about it now, yeah you go.

Oh yeah.

So there was a also talking about her.

There was a Mexican Night Supermodel down in South South America. I think it was in one of the places they would talk. She was attending like a high functioning party. Uh she went outsclaiming saying that they were eating people because they made her eat. She didn't realize what it was at first. And like, there's a video I posted it on the on my Instagram on mysteries but uh, like it talks about how she like she's saying everything and that video is the last time anyone ever saw her.

Big hit and lost her mind about the whole border situation.

Right, Yeah, yeah, No, it's been it's been years, like this has been a thing. But they like there's a that there's a story about the German place over seas where there's like pretty much it's like a hunting ground where they go and hosts like they've been doing it

So I remember seeing a movie and it was a French movie and I wish, for the love of God I could remember what it was called, but it was like a five hour long movie and it was about that group and it was all based in Germany. Everybody was wearing like it was old old It was based anyway in like uh, like seventeen hundreds. Everybody's wearing tricorn hats and they all had wolf masks and shit, and they would let these you know women they they for

But yeah, white boy Wizard said he remembers the Cannibal Club. Wasn't Zuckenberg's wife or wife's sister that ran the club, you know, I can't remember it exactly. Like it was a lot of the elites were like in this club,

Again, I could believe it, And I feel like, as we're talking about this, I feel like I remember hearing about it, but that was also back before I really put a lot of weight into the basket of this celebrity is associated with this group, and it's like, yeah, well they're all associated with all of the groups and stuff, you know, And I don't. I don't think I actually really did much digging into it when I first heard about it, But I feel like I remember hearing this.

I don't know, it's your love of corsets. It could be well, she's she's very skinny. She has an interesting strong jaw for a woman like her jaw is like hmm there.

But also but I also think that's because the panic it like offsets it.

Yeah, I mean I like her. I like her acting. I've always liked her.

Her in Domino too, she was a badass.

Her in Domino was great.

Yeah, first question, Jennifer Aniston is queen, and I don't believe the late bea yeah, wait a minute, now, apparently Jennifer Aniston is a dude. Now I don't believe that personally, but boy oh boy, the internet is having a field day calling her Jennifer Maniston. And let's even even if that's not true. Even if that's not true, the fact that Michelle Obama and Barry are on the outs because apparently Barack Obama and Jennifer Anderson had an affair of

I don't know, man, she'd be looking good for a dude. But speaking of dude, so you saw the drama happening with a lady. Gaga's Coachello performance. That just happened, didn't she?

What was it? Recently she prayed to a demonic god on SNL and then she did something at Coachella. What was it?

I was watching some of it. It was a lot of symbolism and stuff that was happening, and I didn't watch all of it. A lot of people were like, I guess people that are never associated two of them together now is like, so something is wrong with Gaga And it's like, yeah, you know, she's kind of like Bronovich is like bestie, so you know, like being catered around and ushered around to all the parties and stuff. So it's like that's when a lot of people suspected the dude as well.

So you know, as far as Goga goes, yeah, her music, you go back to when she first broke out, and you can love Goda. It was I mean no, but you could tell, like looking at her lyrics that she had an agenda she was pushing. Either A she had an agenda that she was pushing or B she had ghostwriters and she was literally just singing whatever they put down for her to sing, Like poker Face was completely about you know what I mean, and it was there was a lot of things that were being promoted and

You're surprised. Did you not look at a Alejandro like that music video?

Yes? Yes. My point is that, like I could, I could try in a world separate art from artists in some way, shape or form, But then whenever you see what they do when they have free reign and that's what they do, it's like, yeah, okay, no, I was right. Yeah, my first knew jerk reactions were correct. Her Michelle Obama is the man for me, Yo, Harry, I agree with that big Mike, which I still cannot and I've shown the video of her dancing him dancing on the Ellen

They look like they're friends kids. Yeah he saw those pictures. Yeah, they look just like their friend's kids. So it's like, yeah, I don't really think those are your kids. I think they're just random kids that you knew or whatever. It looks like. God is Love said that she performa on the Templar Double Cross. Apparently I didn't watch all of it. I know that there's a lot of people, though, that are like feeling in some type of way about her performance.

Yeah, I see your hand raised.

Yeah.

I wanted to also bring up Brigitte Macrone. If whenever the time is right, what do you think? Oh well, I've basically watched through all like seven episode of Candace Owens's series on her, and I'm surprised that it kind of died in popularity. But I think a few more people have been jumping onto this one by one that

You know, gonna be straight up with you, I've seen that. I don't disagree with it. First of all, Candace Owens, holy shit, she doesn't miss I have everything that she has gone after, everybody that she's gone after, it's been undeniable. There's gonna be people that try to fight it any

I love Candice Owns. Yes, I love her. She's literally I think she's great.

That being said when it comes to Brigitte Macrone, correct me if I'm wrong, But wasn't that old Emmanuel Macrone's mistress for like a decade, like a pretty much publicly accepted mistress. So you're telling me that my boy was getting dicked down by Brigitte the entire time he was married, right.

Well, the official story goes more along the lines that he was in high school and she was a high school teacher there, and he was seventeen and she was thirty five or something.

This is a fucking Lifetime movie. Holy shit.

Yeah, that's the official story, and in reality, the age gap is even bigger than that. So yeah, it's really weird, super secret and who else knows about this and who's blackmailing them is the question, And you know, it probably will spill the being someday it'll all come out like, oh, yeah, I guess Candas Owns was right. But none of the mainstream wants to give her any credit for that now, No, obviously.

And also like Brigitte, God, she's a handsome broad she just uh, actually, no, she's not. She's not. I'm not even gonna give her that distinction as a dude. She's fugly as hell As a woman, she's not's not a woman.

Yeah, And the official story goes that, oh yeah, boys were swooning over her in high school. But they can't track down any of these boys from back in the day. They can't track down a single person whoever actually had her as a teacher. So there's too many examples of this where there should be evidence that something happened but it didn't, or there's no evidence and there should be tons of evidence, you know.

And I don't really all right for the same with old Barack, for him to be gay. I don't care. I don't care. He was a shit president, regardless of like what he wanted to do with his dick. He sucked right overtly. Michelle being born with a whole girth certificate with that thing, right, Okay, fine, fine, it's fine, I don't care. She's still horrible, like god awful. Do

Trying to change it to a more like a healthier version of food. Like I don't know if you've ever seen actual photos of countries around the world's food compared to our food, it is insane. They get like fresh needle made for their children. Like for example, today, like my one child came home and was like, so my entire class grew up because we had catfish that was

Yeah. The only thing I could remember that was quote unquote positive, which I actually don't believe was a positive thing, is that when I got to high school, all the venning machines that sold cold drinks or whatever else all went to diet and z Z rather than just having the sugar in the high fruitose corn syrup. Now I know, off of knee jerk reaction, that might seem like a better alternative, except that aspartame, which is the artificial sweetener,

I was out of school by the time this happened, so I don't know, like I mean, but I mean, the childhood obesity is a huge epidemic in America, but so is the sugar epidemic, but like people don't want

Oh believe another thing, yeah, and.

Like two and like yeah, but there's like four different ones now that they're using and they're like, oh, yeah, it's just natural flavors. And I looked up I had I actually printed out the big thing that like tells you all the stuff, and the amount of bugs that is in all the food is like unreal.

And I'm like, what about red dye, red dye forty or red dye number four. Apparently there is a toxic parasite, right is inspect that when you crush it down and you put it in water, it turns it red. And they're like, why is it turning the water red? This is the derivative that makes red dye for And I was like, oh, got you. So yeah, that is a toxic one for sure. But you know, as far as the blue raspberry goes, I'm actually not mad at it being beaver anal gland, Like that's an animal. I believe

Well, you know they are. They have already approved for the artificial three D meat to be used and distributed, you know, in all the different places, and they have the meat quote unquote that they want to use that is like actual bugs. And it's like there's a ton of different like things that they're approving in America that nowhere else in the world is approving them. Like we're just a giant experiment because nobody collectively will get together and actually give a shit enough. We want to be

You see, the cool lunches is like a microcosm for everything else here. So like, all right, hear me out. And I'm not trying to turn this into a geopolitical thing. I know people have their own opinions on the Trump terraff wars and all that. Fine, Fine, have your opinion, talk to an actual economist then come up with your own ideas on it. Okay, Fine, Okay. The fact of the matter is, as of right now, as of time of recording, for every three dollars that are spent anywhere

Would it not makes sense to you? Though? We are a country of laziness and convenience. We are a country that cannot get it behind anything collectively as a whole, and we're ran by a basically big pharma, And so why would they want us to be healthy? If people are sick and lazy and stupid, then what better way to control the narrative and what they want. And the more people, the more that they make us sick. It's impacting our eggs and the semen and how it translates

So yeah, yeah, I mean, yes, I get it. And as far as like for the whole the control of the sheeple thing. Yes, that makes sense to me. What I'm saying is, like you said earlier, Why are people not more pissed off about this? Right?

Why I don't understand it, like collectively, Like it's speaking on money, Like we spend the most money globally on maternal care, and we yet we have some of the worst maternal morbidity and New NATO morbidity out of the world,

I feel that. And that's the thing. There's so many different moving parts going on at any given time, right, I mean and that, Yeah, we can talk about the world news as far as that's concerned, or scientific innovations or medical science or nutrition or whatever. It's like they have such a a hydra of things going on that like, by the time you finally get to the attom of one source, there's nine other things that are equally trying to kill you.

Oh yeah, I mean it's it's there's they're coming at us from every angle that I wonder if people are just exhausted as a whole. Politically, we're getting intact for your ideologies, whatever side you're on. You don't know if you should vaccinate your children, if you should or if

I will say as far as like farming, even if it's not to mass scale, but even just the very basics, right, I will say that in uh, you know, to the credit of the Internet, there are so much, so many resources out there and so much information for you to find on how to get started, what plants do better, and what types of environment, how to test soil. Back the one hundred years ago, you had to go off of what your grandparents told you that they did growing

You know, you can.

Actually you can actually get donated seeds from some of the big seed companies. If you can, like sign up to get donated seeds. You have to be careful because they have seeds that have been gmode like they have been genetically modified, and so you have to figure out exactly where to get seeds from. So there are original companies that have been selling for like one hundred and fifty years in America that you can find and they

Hold on, so I got, like, for instance, right now, I don't have the amount of food production plants that I would like. I got three blueberry bushes and they produce not a lot. They're babies, but they do produce. Uncle Sam wants me to register that shit.

No, it has to be like a certain amount, but it's very small, like it's a tiny little plot of land that they want you to register. I don't know. I forget what exactly it is. I'll have to find the article for it. But yeah, they've been talking about like the more people because the big movement right now is to make your own food and to like homestead, and people are moving away from wanting to buy stuff, especially like with the whole fake watermelon and fake candlopes

So yeah, look, they're already one to tax me if I collect rain water for my own uses. Now I got to register my whenever I get a farm, right, I got to register my little half acre vegetable garden as some sort of yo. Uncle Sam can eat all of my dick on that. I'm sorry you missed me with that shit. Speaking of white boy wizard fucking ham Candle. Yeah you like that one. Let's see, got that double big red bull. Can we talk about old Big Mike aka Michelle Obama on this one? Alex says, I guess

Yo.

I believe that John Mane Ramsey's parents were pieces of shit. I cannot believe that they still are not behind bars for all of what happen happened. Matter of fact, I think it was cosmic pizza. We actually had on to talk about that, and when Julia was breaking down the whole story, I can't believe that everybody, including the police, are like mm hmm, yep, the story that you just told me is exactly what we're writing down, and that's what's going forward. It's like you've heard.

The theory that that's Katy Perry, right.

I heard that a while back, and.

She debunked it. She like debunked it, but I will say she looks a lot like it, Like I'm I'm just saying, but like she went on just recently and like debunked it because she was tired of people saying that she was hurt.

And I was like, the facial structure is there, the blue eyes are there. I see it, and I get it, but the hears don't exactly line up. There's a few little keynotes there. Plus Katy Perry's whereabouts as a child is like it's documented, so like now granted documented by who you know, Yeah they the official. They could have doctored up some paperwork to oh yeah, here she is in her first grade yearbook, which was completely fake. Like, I get it, but I don't believe the John Benay

Yeah, can't you hear me there?

Yeah, we can hear you, bro.

Oh hi, yeah you can call me Smack. I appreciate that. Yeah, I'm from the Coachella Valley. And yeah, there was an article today that I just saw that they just found lithium underneath the Sultan Sea. Now, the Sultan Sea is an artificial lake that is about fifty miles wide, about one hundred miles long. You could actually see the curvature if you stand at one end and look across it. It's one of my arguments against flat earthers, so if you're anybody who goes out there in the Coachella Valley.

But yeah, they just found lithium.

And the Sultan Sea was created when they redirected the Colorado River when they were building the Hoover Dam, and they redirected the Colorado and redirected into the La River, and it depleted this lake, which during the fifties was a giant resort area, and after they cut the water off, it turned into this dead, dead sea area. And well, apparently in the last you know whatever, they just found the lithium under it.

Whoa.

It says that they found eighteen eighteen million metric tons of lithium called white gold. It's roughly worth five hundred and forty billion dollars that's trapped in the geothermal brine beneath the salt and sea and shrinking lake in southern California, Imperial Valley. It says that this is like I sent you the article. It says what's next for California's Sultan Sea after five hundred and fifty billion white gold discovery?

If that's the case, that is a huge boon to that area because that whole area has is one mostly agricate culture to golf results, golf, golf resorts.

And.

Is turned into a huge, just populous metropolitan area. So it's gonna turn it's gonna drastically change that area.

I mean, if that's the lake and start strip mining, like, is that any real?

Pretty much?

I mean, and don't get me wrong, that area is already a disaster area as it is, so it's really not to a detriment, but it's going to change things.

So it's very interesting.

And just being from there was just interesting to see that that got brought up in So but I'll leave it at that. And but uh yeah, guys, uh as my first time. Thank you for even giving me the chance, and I appreciate you guys.

Oh fuck yeah, dude, feel free to you know, hit that hand raise anytime you want to join in absolutely and thank you for joining in on the lie brother happy to have.

You, thank you, Thank you guys.

As I'm reading it right now, it said the combination of lithium production from the Saltan Sea geothermal field and the Nevada claystones and the oil field brinds of Arkansas could eventually enable the US to become completely self sufficient and lie the loothium needs to grow for the growing evy and battery electrical storage system markets. It's talking about they want to become self completely self sufficient and stop

Look I like that. I'm not a big fan of lithium ion. I think it's better than the former types of batteries we were using. Fine, yes, there's better options. I'm such a huge proponent of graphy and I do not know why we are not putting more funding towards that research. But neither here nor there if we have our own lithium reserves that we don't have to burn out an entire city to get or flood out in

I mean lithium. Lithium is terrible how they like dig it up though, like the potential for the environmental issues, and that's what it's also saying in is the environmental issues like the water, it's you know, air quality, hazardous waste, tribal cultural resources, seidnic activity, and it's kind of just talking about the pollutants because the way that they mine

But I also like us getting off of China's tit as far as that's concerned too. I'm not here to promote destroying the environment, especially not in America for sure, But all things considered, I would much rather lithium be home sourced than come from slave labor in Africa or

If you're there, come, how's he?

Honestly, these past few days, I just can't stand it anymore. Stop talking about raising tariffs and standing strong like it's some action movie trying to act tough as a fast track to self destruction.

Making money. That's the real deal.

The US three hundred and fifty million people, controls a third of the world's consumer market.

You know what that means.

Out of every three dollars spent worldwide, one comes from an American wallet. The EU has four hundred fifty million people, but their spending power doesn't even come close to the US. We've got one point four billion people working our butts off making stuff, but our buying power is only a fifth of America's. The numbers are right there. Can cursing out the US for being a bully. Put food on your table the dollars they're holding. That's the golden ticket

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Go to South America. It's pesos. The exchange rates will chop you up before you even get your money. But when you sell to America, you're getting paid in US dollars. Spendable anywhere in the world. Look at the Russia Ukraine war. All hell's broken loose, but the US dollar is still sitting pretty on the world's throne. That's reality. Step outside the dollar system and you don't even have a ticket to the international trade game.

And don't give me that.

Let's shift to Africa, Asia and Latin America. Talk either. Our African brothers. A lot of them don't even have reliable electricity. How are they gonna buy your fancy appliances. India looks like a big market, sure, but good luck getting paid. They'll drag it out till your business goes bankrupt. Only America, with its three hundred plus million middle class consumers, is standing there with open wallets, no scams, no delayed payments. Even with all the sanctions these past couple of years,

Rely on Russia. Iran.

Come on, they're barely staying alive by selling off their resources. It's easy to curse American hegemony, a lot harder to face reality. At the end of the day, the global supply chain boils down to one simple truth. Whoever holds the purchasing power holds the power period. The US has five percent of the world's population but controls a third

Weed a friendly. So again, some of those figures that your boy was throwing out at first of all, so the fact that he's a Chinese citizen and posts of that to social media. He's probably already dead, if not on a work camp somewhere. Real shit. Secondly, the numbers and figures that he was throwing out, I looked it up. No lies detected with an ounce of anything that that gentleman said. So say what you want about Trump with his tariff war and how things are going to get

So the homeless problem a border problem.

So aside from that whole military conquest conversation, which is really fucking dumb. Every time I see one of those comments, I'm like, dude, read a history book. Has any country that's gone on the global domination military standpoint ever lasted? No, the closest one to be the British Empire, and they've been relegated to a fucking island now. So like you know, nah, broh.

I was just sitting here and thinking about, like if I won't just watch the thing about tariffs just recently, I was just thinking that, like, if we do dominate globally, is it actually going to change anything for the American people in the sense of like what we were just talking about, like is our food going to get better? Like is our products going to get better? Like are they going to actually do things better for the American people or is it just gonna make quote unquote arc

I mean, you got some articles to pull up on now one here in a minute too. Realistically, the whole economical economic thing, right, economical thing, So the offset of this, right, Yes, Trump's tarriffs are gonna make things more expensive, but he's also talking about making it to where if you make under one hundred and fifty K, you don't pay any taxes.

Which would be beautiful, Like God, like let's help out like middle class in below, Like it's that'd be.

Great, and that his way of offsetting the upscaled pricing that is to come. And so that's the other thing too. He's trying to make that a thing, but it has to pass through Congress, and God Almighty, please if these Congress and representative and Senate fucks vote against that, and you people listening right now put them back in office, then I don't know what to tell you. At that point,

Would be amazing if they actually raise minimum wage in all the states to match each other instead of like, you know, minimum wage, has it changed in twenty six years in Louisiana.

Yeah, Louisiana is the only state, mistaken that has the same minimum wage for this long.

It's still just like seven yeah, seven fifty or something like that. Like people are making two dollars and like ten cents an hour plus tips if they're a waitress, which is insane to me. Like I went home. I went home last summer in Oregon and I made fifteen dollars an hour plus tips, Like, you can live off of that if you have to here? J can't.

Oregon's got a higher standard of living? Can they live off? Oh a few an hour and tips?

Uh, you gotta be you gotta be hustling to live an organ off of that, because you're talking is insanely expensive. My mom and her husband are real litters. And like the housing market, just for example, people are paying cash millions dollars, like millions of dollars in cash up there for a simple rundown house that like, realistically you should be paying like maybe three hundred thousand and four, no, one hundred, like one point two million cash? I'm sorry,

Friend of mine in Ohio bought a fucking twenty acre farm and like a six bedroom farmhouse. Guess the the actual amount total of the loan?

Who wants to live in Ohio? First off? Sorry?

Correct?

Sorry, Ohio people, I'm sorry.

Correct, But so one hundred and eighty thousand dollars?

Holy shit?

Oh right, yes, who wants to live there? I get it?

Yes?

Yes, because I mean you could literally smell the state from a state, Oh, I.

Get it looks like it looks like Georgia and VA and PA are all seven to twenty five. No way, Wow, that's crazy to me.

Okay, hold on time the fuck out if that's the case, because Louisian is the only state allegedly that hasn't had any kind of increase in minimum wage in twenty something years. What was the minimum wage in these states ten years ago? If they've seen.

Increase five dollars five five? You don't remember making that? Did you work as Oh you know you didn't.

No, No, years ago I worked minimum wage jobs in Louisiana. It was seven to fifty.

Oh no, it's been it was five twenty five for many years. Was like I think when I started working at fourteen, it was for twenty five or seventy five, and then it went to five to twenty five and it stayed five to twenty five for quite a while. Mm hmm. Like Oregan's one of those rare states that has like the fifteen dollars minimum wage, but that you're also talking like it's insane by groceries, it's triple the amount, Like everything is more expensive to live there.

That would be what they have to offset the cost of paying their people.

Yeah, they also don't pay taxes, but they pay taxes on property taxes, like triple the amount that other people pay.

Yeah, Texas has that same situation. You don't pay property to or I'm sorry, you don't pay state tax for things, but you get fogged in property taxes every year if you oh, yeah.

Like twenty k. Yeah, like twenty k for property tax compared to like nine hundred dollars. But I mean, like some say, yeah, big tips. Yeah, people used to tip grete Like I lived off of being a waitress and bartender when I was younger, in my teens, before I went into the Marine Corps, and like I could, I could rake in one thousand dollars a night by like working double tables and stuff like that. Nowadays, like people are definitely struggling with like even money as is, so

Yeah, that's that's insane. Yeah, I don't get me wrong. I want minimum ways to be increased across the board. That also means the price of everything's going to go up across the board as well. So that's like that double edged sword. Now again, I'm not saying the tariffs are gonna save that. I'm not saying that. What I could see saving that would be stop taxing the poor people.

But then it's just a consumer base, Like we're such a heavily consumer base for just going to blow through the money with random shit.

I mean yes, but in that also what stimulates an economy, like those stimulus checks. Everybody blew me yes instantly, myself included. I didn't know that I was going to get taxed on that later on, and like it was going to be alone, right, they didn't exactly tell us this, but that's kind of what happens. TRUMPOSLMA giving everybody five thousand dollars or something. And granted I would love that, that

Well it's not like they really teach investment like understanding stocks and stuff, Like they don't really teach what kids or any of us should really be knowing financial wise in schools. So like, yeah, you get out, you have money, and you're a teenager, Yo, you're going to blow that shit. That's why I work free jobs as a team. You're

Totally, what high school kids do is be responsible, yesings when they have money in their pocket. That's totally how that goes, right. But to your point, yes, and I don't want it to be where every American's got to work multiple jobs just to get ahead in life, right, But we will see how it goes. And you're right, we are we are a nation of consumers and that's not necessarily a good thing, but that's also what gives

Right, so we're programmed too, right, I mean since since the since the late nineteen fifties when they decided to make consumerism a fme like that's when it bloomed. They decided, Okay, hey, we've fucked up, Like we've been making all these materials, all these products that are really really really well made, so like their grandchildren are going to be using this. We really fuck this up. So now what we need to do is change how that we are making things,

So and they kind of screwed China end well, a Maose Dong screwed over his country because they were primarily farmers up until America gave him a bunch of manufacturing equipment and he made it to where all these generations long farming communities now went to the sweatshops, and fifty million people starved as the results of that because they didn't have enough food to feed all the mouths anymore.

It's it's they got you big.

Oh yeah, yeah. Anyway, anyway, okay into economic diatribe. All right, let's see here, back to the chat. Uh Nora, you know I'm big into plants. But anyone here growing zone eight B nine A growing Meyer lemons can't? Can it really be overbearing and make fruit all year down here? Uh? So, Nora, if I'm not mistaken, you're from down south like us. Correct? And I don't know about Meyer's lemons producing year round.

Oh it's just on a eastern shore, Removal Bay.

Interesting.

Yeah, oh okay, well that's cool.

I mean it's still awesome. I mean, wait, what are you trying to do with the Myers leomons? Though I've tried, I do not like the taste of them unless you're cooking with them.

Just I've heard it's a cross between lemons and oranges, and I'm like, oh, I like both.

Maybe it's just down here. Most of the Myers lemons I've tried have been like a very very weird combination of like bitter and sour. It's like a combination with a grapefruit and a lemon, and I fucking hate grapefruits. And maybe that's just my own taste buds, But I will say as far as like making like lemon meringue pie like yo, myers, lemons are the only way to

So?

Yeah, do you told us about it?

Yeah?

Think on last like one of the lives if you go.

I didn't realize that, like straight up, the government can come in to any raisin farmer decide they're taking their crop all of it, give them whatever fair market value is, which, by the way, the government's the one that decides what fair market value is, and just give them pennies on the dollar for their entire years yield and tell them to be grateful that they even got the pennies. And

Yeah, and raw milk is a huge thing. There's so we finally got to prove for raw milk in this state, right, one of the closest people to be able to buy raw milk. I want you to take a guess how much a gallon they're charging.

Ooh ooh, okay, let's stay on. A gallon of regular milk is like seven dollars nine dollars in It's like.

I think seven dollars. I don't know.

I don't buy milk, so a gallon of raw milk, why do I get the feeling it's like thirty bucks?

It was. The one company was eighteen ninety five and the other one was twenty two. And I'm like, because they have to pay so much in the regulations right now,

Tolerant people, they still can't handle raw milk. It's the lactate in the milk, right But like as far as like with dairy allergies. Yeah, I've heard nothing but good things come from that. So let's hope for the best on that one. And uh yeah, I'm just gonna have a cow one day and have my own I don't even drink much milk and I don't use much dairy, but I do want to start experiments with making my own cheese. I found a couple of recipes for that that I really want to fuck with.

But I want to try some age cheese, like in like you know Andrew Zimmer with his all like weird shit that he likes to eat. I watch this show and I'm like, what does it taste like? Yeah, we got some hands coming up?

Yeah we do, Nora, go ahead, ooh Bizarre Foods.

That's one of my favorite shows. Yes, but yeah, having having lives of stuff. Making your own milk and cheese, that's the dream. But I mean, raw milk is the best. But he's still got to be smart about it, because you can't go drinking the milk straight off the tick, because nope. My granddaddy, when he was a boy about six years old, him and his brother about fun. They literally did that. They drink from the cow, without cleaning

Oh my god.

Yeah, it's it can be dangerous, like especially if you don't clean the teeths just right like you can definitely, And that's a big argument for pasteurization, is that the inability to clean off the bacteria gets past the human and can kill people. It very very much can. And if people aren't cleaning the cows correctly, or if the cows are getting in stuff, or if there's some type of bacterial infection going around the cows, like a type of staff, which is very common, then yes, it can

But there's ways of filtering that out safely without taking away the nutrition of the milk as well. So I mean, yeah, and have.

A way to safely kill off any bacteria if it was in there, it's just chill it under fifty degrees, under forty degrees.

You're good. Yeah, I can't wait. One day we're going to have that and we're just going to do that whole thing. Uh, Stephanie, I saw your hand raised. Then you put it down twice. Do you want to contribute?

Can you hear me?

Oka, Yes, we can.

My question was the whole I've never actually understood that.

You know, I know that.

Raw milk is illegal, and I've seen those clips of like you know, the raids where they pour it out. I've then I've never actually understood that. But I see the propaganda because if you think about the Got Milk campaign right in the nineties and the early two thousands, there is a conspiracy there whoever wants to chill in that rabbit hole.

So, yes, whole got Milk campaign was from which is Dairy Management Institute, right. They are the same ones that started And we talked about this a while back, and I'm not gonna go way into the diet tribe here. Basically, World War two rolls around. The government tells all these farmers that we're doing beef farming. Hey, y'all swap to dairy farming, and we'll start subsidizing you for any milk that even if you don't sell the milk, we'll buy the milk off of you. So tons of farmers swapped

Have you heard of the Okay, I want to say conspiracy because I actually don't know if this is true or not. I should have looked it up. But have you heard about the pus milk that they use for chocolate milk?

Yes?

Yes, they ever heard about this for like years and years. And first of all, I won't drink you because I was like, because I've milk cows before, and yeah, no, I've seen I've seen what like can you know what they supposedly use? And I was like, yo, when I when people talk about like drinking that chocolate milk and like that ness Nestle's chocolate milk for the strawberry one, and I'm like, oh god, no, like if that's true, like y'all, y'all can't handle it, like look.

Into it the pasturization process. Although it is a method, the milk that goes into the pasturization apparatus. I'm only calling it that because I feel like a machine would be a misnomer. Wildly unregulated, wildly unregulated. Yeah, it goes through and it's clean, quote unquote when it comes out the other side, the milk to excess liquid ratio. If anybody wants to look into that for themselves, go for it. I will tell you now have an empty stomach before

There's a lot that is not regulated when it comes to animal byproducts in our food and like just even like antibiotics used, and that's a that's a whole thing that I could go and like go down because I've it's something that I've read a lot about. But like the antibiotics are not regulated at all. You know that Royce had his hand ups forever.

Yeah, yeah, Royce, go ahead, brother, that's all your hand Sorry.

A fun fact, Well, I don't remember if I had told you that there is a kosher beef jerky called the Holy Cow.

That's pretty great.

Yeah, And then I know that this Ridley saw it earlier.

But like way at the beginning of.

The conversation when we're talking about flyer Earth, round Earth, whatever, and then in the town what actually discusses it that ancients Jews believed that the world was round.

Yeah, it's pretty much of people believe for like I've looked into it. I can't find a single ancient civilization that like actually made advancements in philosophy or or science or anything that thought the Earth was flat. And I know people argue with me on that. Oh, the Greeks know they thought it was round. Well, the Persians they knew it was round, the Romans the name it name, the Egyptians, they all knew it was round. But like, yeah, that's that's just the thing.

We don't have Jonathan here to to, you know, dispute this, because I'm also the Round Arthur Club of people over here. So there's like a whole theory about like why people are obsessed with circles and like bubbles, and like there's a there's actually like a big I guess mental health thing that they did about like circles and bubbles and all this stuff and like how people are so obsessed with it and like why it's like so something that we like drawn to and stuff like that. So I'm like,

Yeah, I mean, because it's not. That's the easy answer, but yeah, no, I every bit of source that you can find from any of the ancients through the Middle Ages too. Now, yeah, there was an argument whether the Earth was the center of the universe or not. Okay, fine, they argued over that for a very long time, there was an argument to uh, how it all works, and people have had a million theories as far as that goes,

So the reason why they don't want us to collect rain water for the most like logical reason that you could think. So ob and Britain do all due to all the smile and everything, and just like uh, Chicago and everything, there's this thing called acid rain, and uh they don't want.

It like in the Big Seas that they're so head flooded, they don't want their citizens there to drink it. So they just I guess they just did a bit a whole like country ride band. But at that point, if you're if you already of the blessed up, you might as well go take your smoking nappleatus and put it up with the rain water.

That way, you can piss them off two times. I like it. I like, if you're gonna piss him off, go ahead and just go all the way with It's Samuel, I'm with you one hundred percent. My trouble. Go ahead. I'm sorry what Oh no, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry Samuel slash spirit animal slash the platypus himself. My apologies, not trying to he ain't in trouble, My bad. Go ahead, Tony. Uh oh. I saw Tony's hand raise and he dropped it. You're unmuted, but we can't hear you, brother.

Oh yeah, My internet kind of sucks too. But I just wanted to say about the whole flatter thing. I thought biblical flat earthers believed it was flat based on the Old Testament, but I guess maybe ancient Judaism has a diversity of opinion on that. I wanted to say that Islam also really implies that the Earth is flat. So if you google Islamic flat Earth, all the results you get are Muslims trying to say no, no, no, it doesn't actually say it's flat. Please don't think we're

I heard that the Chinese thought that we were on the back of the Great Turtle, which would be like that, it's rounder, but not flat necessarily. Okay, I'm gonna have to double check myself on that one. But yeah, the Muslims absolutely believe that it's a flat earth. And I've heard multiple emams give sermons or whatever the Muslim of equivalent of a sermon is talking about how the Earth must be flat because in the final days when the Lord comes down there Messiah who they are not Messiah.

I just want to weigh on way in on the flatter debate, just for a second, because I'm too retarded to know. But I grew up with mountain ranges all around me, so I could never see that far. When I was twelve, it was the first time I got to go to the ocean. I always heard that when you go to the ocean, when you go to the beach, you can see the curvature. I remember standing on the beach and being like, this looks pretty damn flat, if you ask me.

Yeah, So I basically I don't know.

I don't know if it's even you know, within that matrix realm of possibility. But I actually think that, like I wish the flatter thurs in the in the globe tards would come together a little bit more because I think it's more of a matrix because scientifically it kind of goes both ways, and whenever people try to understand, you know, tell me the science of the globe, it goes right over my head. But I would whatever the

Motherfuckers.

I hear that that's heart, that's roll. We can't trust the government, and I agree with that, but it's not even it's the Government's not why I believe it's round. I know I get called a fed because of that, but it's uh physics and science and historical precedence for me personally. But I also understand your healthy uh need to question everything that we are told. And again, I'm not trying to throw shade on the flat earth community. I am not. They have done a lot of amazing

I also commented in the chat too, if the Earth is flat, had the Great flood lasts for forty days and forty nights when the water just fall off.

No, because the ice wall held it in. Cause that's oh man, I just watched somebody actually today, as a matter of fact, forget which some TikTok that was on YouTube, the United States government sent a helicopter and completely flew around Antarctica and the entire way all they saw was the ice wall. And it's like, first of all, no, they didn't A helicopter doesn't have a gas tank that can make it all the way around Antarctica. They can barely make it around the entire like border of Rhode

But likenes like, we got an ice wall going on.

And then they just recently had that Antarctic exploration thing and these guys went there to show the twenty four hour sunlight, and the flat earthers that went on the trip with them were even tripped up and one of them had to jump through like five extra hoops to make it make sense to them. But then a week later, the flat Earth community was showing how that was completely fake and rigged and this and this, and it's like, okay, so to some people, it doesn't matter what evidence they're shown.

You remember the other day speaking to Antarctica, you remember the other day we saw that, like I sent that thing about the violent colleagues in the Antarctica that trapped with the violent colleagues from the South African research team. I just pulled it up and they actually have like tons of articles on this. Apparently it's like a real thing that's going on, alleged assaults. The BBC is discussing it right now as of eighteenth of March.

One that South Africa has a team in Antarctica. They have like a whole potential civil war on their hands, yet they.

Have a team of nine.

Yeah, they got the resources to send an Antarctic team. That blows my fucking mind. But like, all right, it's a weird flex, but go for it. And one of them has lost their mind is going on a violent rampage in Antarctica.

Mm hmm.

Yeah, it's of utmost importance that they utmost urgency to rescue them. There was an assault and alleged allegations of inappropriate behavior inside of the camp, and it wasn't it like two women and seven dudes? I think it is. Yeah, so yeah, one time.

Fun times. And isn't there a dig team there currently or is that a separate team? I know they're like different countries.

That's a different that's a different team. There's like there's like ten different teams that are there right now doing different expirations in the sections that they are allowed to go into. Yeah. Yeah, I'm just reading what kind of it looks like sexual harassment, sexual assault was incorrect.

Willing participated, So they'd be fucking an Antarctica.

Something me going down.

If they went from I'm not happy about sexual assault sexual harassment, I'm not happy about either, but that's objectively a lesser offense. But then if it was willing, I mean, I'm not gonna get mad at scientists forgetting the horny and doing what they're doing on their off time, you know what I mean, as long as it's all consenting adults,

Deeply disturbing behavior and an environment of fear. Was reported in the South African Sunday Times.

Yeah see that's not good.

Yeah, that's alleged assault was triggered by a dispute over a task the team leader wanted to team the team to do and the weather dependent task that required a schedule change. So apparently they've been having all sorts of stuff. There's a there was a stabbing that happened by a Russian by a Russian person in twenty eighteen. They're talking, they're talking about like, I guess people are having like psychiatric issues.

Going to Antarctica, So like, yeah, that makes sense to me as well. Right, that's a very desolute place, so like, you know, depression, what's set in and all these other things. I get that, And I'm not saying that's an excuse for the behavior whatsoever. But you know, maybe I'm just a bit of an asshole for this one. You know, maybe we send teams from countries where they actually value human life to places where there's not much human life, and you got to make sure all members of your

I'm going to disagree with you there. I do think I do think that that, and this is going to ruffle people's others too. I do think that they should have same sex teams go. I think that it is asking for issues when you are involving men and women together and isolated. I reading through like what they were talking about the psychology of it, and like you're in an isolated area, a tiny little thing can set you

So for instance, an all male team from Afghanistan going to Antarctica, you think that would play out, well, I feel like, well, assaults and murders with that team.

I feel like I feel like men inherently can fight it out and solve it.

That it depends on where that team is being sent, right, Because yes, well, I agree with you. There are brilliant women and brilliant men and they should be looked at in equal regard. As far as that's concerned, certain environments, And I don't know what kind of physical requirements there are to be a part of an Antarctic team. I have no idea none that you're saying none.

I said, I don't know either, but I've been seeming there wouldn't be like an intense amount. I mean probably being able to hike, can withstand the cold.

And that being the case, there are certain environments where men would thrive better than women. And that's not because they're so much smarter. It's like the real physicality of it, right, what was that? Uh, Serena Williams just recently when recently a couple of years back, they had this big debate about, uh, you know tennis, Whyn't that a unisex sport? You know, and all these things. Uh, this man was saying that, you know, he's you know, Serena and Numbre great, but

God, God is love to everyone. Said women functioning better with other women. Never heard or seen that before, No shade and pro women. Actually amazingly, women can function quite well together as a unit, especially if they're like minded and driven. Yes, I know men, hmmm, so do boys?

Men?

Men are men like to fight, they like to bitch incessantly, and being around men, mostly in the marine corps, I can attest to how men tend to be when they're in groups. So they are just as bad as women and yes, I see your hands, Samuel, I see you if you're.

Sure the old adage if if your marines aren't bitch and then like something's wrong, Like that's for sure.

Like men do the same kind of shit. But I have worked with other women and function great as a unit and like minded. Yes, it is a power struggle to find who is going to be the dominant leader. But that's in every group, including men. Like there inherently will be a leader out of every pack of people. Yeah, So it just depends on your personality and how well people can blend and function together.

I'll give you that. I'll give you that for sure.

Look at Sam's face, all right, Sam, damn.

Go ahead, go ahead and way in, but tray carefully. You're you're diving into very dangerous waters. I'm scared you should be Okay.

No, it's just it seems to me that guys that they tend to work better. But they will, they will address the drama and the backs. There was not there's not really all the back stabbiness and the petty bullshit. I say that looking in because I'm just dealing with how the minds of.

My uh on the male side, we dealt with it.

We would just put the gloves on every Friday night and beat the fuck out of each other. And I'm not gonna I spend a lot of time over on the female side.

I was dating a chick.

On the female side, there was they had like each of them had their own little picks, and there's a lot of like it was basically high school on steroids.

I'll say that scenario in an ideal scenario, You're correct, the men would just glove up and handle it and whatever got settled got settled. In reality, the backstabbing is very much there with the male population. The bitchiness is there, the clicking up. It's all about who's dick you suck and who you drink beers with after work is how your career will advance. It is very much not a meritocracy. It's it's a dick suckocracy. Uh so, I you know, I agree with the idea. I like where your head's at.

Fair, Fair, my personal experience is different than not all of us. Females got along pretty good, honestly, except for one cunt that I won't mention her name. But but other than that, as a group. We function quite well together, and it was the men that we that had the most issues. They were bitchy, they were catty, they were petty. They would backstab each other, they would backsteb us females, they would do all sorts of crap. They were They

Our issue, and you would think, dude, not even in the military, although that I'm agreeing with everything that Raven is saying here, it there were it depended platoon versus platoon and company, Like, yeah, we would be homies alternally externally right in the umbrella sense of like having each other's back. Internally, oh, there'd be tons of bullshit and

It's I mean, I think that I think that men and women can easily work together. Yeah, but they it's that fine line. It's that fine line of it can easily turn into bullshit, just like if all men work together or if all women together, Like it's the same concept regardless. But I think in a situation where you potentially have isolation and high tempers and everyone's cold or tired or this or that. Now, granted, it can be a good thing, but it also can turn into a

For sure, agree with what you're saying here. Okay, let's see here. Thanks. Uh uh mister Garrison not Alex Says or missus Garrison. Excuse me, thanks, President, I never telling no one my dead name. Funny Uh white boy wizard her shoulders dog. She has built like a refrigerator. I think we're talking about Big Mic on that one.

We are we're talking about Big Mic back then.

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That's fun. That's a fun church.

You go too. Oh my god, I love.

Going to the Holy Rollers just to watch them.

But you got the one judgment at the door. Don't come out there looking judgmental at these people we have.

We have one in Hammond. That's like, it's a time.

It's a time. I'll have to tell you all about my experiences someday. I'll go on the mic tonight. But I'm currently trying to get my two year old Grimlin to sleep.

Yo.

I feel that Rose I do. It looks like she left the chat anyway, so damn uh Yo, I have the Black polgren.

Oh.

I say, hey, DayWalker, somebody just popped in and said I'm super late to the chat.

So up, day Walker. Welcome, welcome. Let's see here. At the time of nine to eleven, Pennsylvania minimum wage was five point fifteen Holy Now, I will say this to them. Even in the construction industry, an a class journeyman was making, if you were lucky, twenty to twenty five an hour, right now, that's like, yeah, thirty years experience in your craft,

But Kevin, now they don't care about good work.

No, it's all who's doing.

Yeah, they don't. And the whole thing about the agism is a real issue here in America, and like getting rid of our elder elder population of people in the world because like they quote unquote no longer need them, yet they're doing forty plus years and they're the only ones that actually have a work ethic and that give a fuck. And then you throw them to the waystside and you fuck them out of their retirement and when they work forty plus years. I have a serious issue

They keep up in their retirement age though, right, yes, sixty two, then they change it to sixty four and a half. Now they're trying to make it sixty seven. Yeah, won't hire you past a certain point because oh, well, we can't get any good years out of you. Then what the fuck are you expecting these people to do? Not every old person can go be a greeter at Walmart like that, there's not that many available.

I actually worked with a lady. Her name's Laurie, and I worked with her on base when I got out of the Marine Corps. We worked at SITH and she was fifty two years old, and like she got the job through the temp agency. But she was telling me that like even back then she was like, no one will hire me, Like they don't think that I can work. She was one of the hardest working women. As we're sweating our fucking asses off on campbella June and she's

I had a very hard heart to heart conversation with my father a couple of years back, right because my dad, he's a very old school American way right, you get you a job with a good company, you do good for the company. The company will do good by you.

But you know, have you seen the videos of like the younger generation, Like, for example, there's this one girl lady that got fired because she showed up to work late like three times in a row. And she also just dipped out on her birthday because she literally told her boss on like she's video recording this full conversation. She's like, well, it's my birthday. I need to celebrate my birthday. And why would I need to work on my birthday? Oh, wow, and she was like, well, I

So my last job. Right, there was there was like three separate I want to say classes, but let's say groups of workers within my shop. Right you had the older guys who had been there ten twenty, some of them thirty years, and they knew their job inside and out right. They were like the old cats. They were secure in their job. There was my group that had been around the block of time or two. We weren't masters of our craft bindy means, but we also were

And that's where we go wrong. That's where germany is going right. One thousand percent. Germany's school system is on point. Like they are making craftsmen out of every single kid, like they have if you actually look into the whole system itself, Like they start them in elementary school on these paths and like they take these tests and they figure out kind of where they want to go, and then they have trade schools and they have all these

Agreed, And I mean aside from the professors force feeding their communist ideology's on the children. Right, Fine, take put that by the side for two seconds, although that does need to be addressed on its own, but neither here nor there. But I still believe if you're a commedy, you're not a person, let alone, should be able to hold a job with tenures somewhere. But that's that's my

It's very difficult to work in fields with your degree unless you're like a hyper specialized field, Like right, then

I got in this debate with this guy one time. He's from California, so obviously he not all people in California. There's a lot of very good people that have functioning brains living in the great State of California.

Like half my family.

This was not one of them. This was not one of them. He was of the belief that everybody should be able to earn a living doing what they love rather than what they have to do for work. Okay, that's a great dream, that's a great dream, but I'm sorry your passion is to do underwater basket weaving. Good luck finding a job that pays for that. Well, that's just wrong. That's the capitalists and we live in and blah blah blah. I'm like, you're a psycho, like a

A world tour.

I'm sorry, that's just not how the reality works. And it's yeah, so many people have this weird opinion of how life should be, but are not willing to do what it takes to make their life what they want it to be.

I think millennials are working harder, like doing the quote shit jobs or shit like you know whatever, and like willing to do what it takes to survive versus the younger generation that seems to be like I'm not gonna do shit. And it's like like when I worked at I worked at the Stave, I worked at a farm where I shoveled worship, like straight up, like I took care of the horses, and that's what I did.

At Maser's degree. Why are you shoveling shit? Blah blah blah blah blah.

It was because of what it worked. It worked with the schedule that I had, and it was it was what I could get that would be willing to work with me being a mom. And I was like, you know what, like cool, and people like could not believe, like I'm out there shoveling worship all day long, and I was like why, Like, but we would hire young kids to come in and yet they would quit within

And that's the entitlement thing that everybody talks about millennials, right, And I mean to be fair, most millennials are like they should be breaking out in their field, if not currently working in some sort of a job currently, right, gen z is the next one coming up? I think, I don't know which ones I fucking whatever, but the next one. That's the thing I remember whenever I went

Want to talk about the VA, how that how fucked up they are. I'm a case in point. They said, the doctor to do my kidney thing and everything. They told them that they he will not accept it, and they said okay, and.

They told me that there's nothing they can do.

Yeah, So you can actually call the White House and there is a number to call, and there is a VA representative that she is awesome, by the way, and she will stay on the phone with you and she will call and like, if nothing gets resolved, then it will go down the trickle system. And if that doesn't work, I know somebody that can help. Oh and I got to I've had to call make some calls to get help before.

Yes, thank you, I have.

I'm kind of getting it things done on my lawyer.

But thank you.

But if you would, could you message me the contact information?

Yeah, thank you, absolutely. Let's see here. Sam says, can we start a crusade?

Now?

I want skulls for skull thrown. I want to try Afghames.

Jesus, everybody wants to fucking skull. I'm just saying, like the skull tea kettle is a vibe.

Like okay, like a skull or a kettle, human skull, two.

Skulls together, it's two skulls together. It's fucking epic. And I don't care what anyone says, Like, you can feel whatever type of way, it is awesome. You're welcome. Look it up and they sell it. They have five of them.

I was thinking more of like drinking ale on the skull of the enemies, but they always do some vodka so you can well.

Yet that way you can have a hips head screw driver. I mean, anybody. I don't know if anybody's ever cooked a skeleton before or smell what bone smells like whenever it's heated up. It's ship from a heat like a tea kettle. Yeah, ale cup, fine that maybe you could like seal it off with some lack or something. Yo, skeleton stinks when you heat it up tea kettle made of a skull, Just to it's gonna smell like rotten ship very quickly.

I mean, it's just a decorative piece. It's really fucking cool. I thought it was really cool. It's like this cool. It's like this big. It's two skulls put together and like it's an epic It's an epic looking thing. Those Tibetans skull though, that they did on, like they carved all those like intricate little designs in those are really cool. I don't care what anyone says.

Moving on, JR. Asked what do we think of the alleged dire wolves they brought back? Okay, the dire wolves. This is also I'm going to direct this to anybody who doesn't believe in dinosaurs or anything of prehistoric animals. Okay, if that's true, then how did they just make dire wolves because they use allegedly.

Why would choose that though? Of all things to do, because all things to create? Like why, I mean, that's like the mirror bacteria. Why the fuck are they even so messing with the mirror bacteria? I like, I don't understand.

Why are they bringing wolves back to Colorado and Washington in places where there haven't been wolves in centuries? Oh, because that's their natural habitat. Yeah, and so humans fucking live there. Why would you do this? You have any idea how long it took to get rid of them the first fucking time? And then cut to we need dire wolves, which, on the first point, they're really cool. I'll give you that. They're super cool. They're super cute. Secondly,

They're they're gonna let they let the word rhinos fucking die out. She just died the last one. Why couldn't they fucking do something about it.

Like bean splicing to bring back animals. Why don't we take the genes from the last white rhino crossbreed that was some other type of albino rhino and make some sort of like a crossbreed to revitalize the white rhino population. Nah, fuck all that noise. We need dire wolves because yup, science and ship sam, I saw your hand raise, go ahead. Yeah.

So they're talking about bringing back to thiassline.

As Many and Tiger.

Yeah, I've talked about once before that they believe that two of them that was supposed to go PM TASMANI over to the I believe the books and zoo how the ship's sake, and they believe that at least one of them made to the main line on South America and that's why they they uh and during that time that they had the a bunch of chipocapo.

I'm not mad Man and Tiger. Would you believe the chop of Copper's real?

For sure?

Why not?

You know, Maffin is so real. I don't care what anyone says. That squatch is.

Has gotta be real obviously.

I mean, I'm an Oregon, Like.

Come on, I get it, I get it, But yes to the whole dire wolf conversation, I am not mad at them trying to do gene splicing and all of that to try to bring back animals that have gone extinct. I think we could possibly bring back more useful animals and not apex predators.

Maybe that well, maybe maybe stop let all the bees die off, because it's been the This year is like the most d these bees that have died in like a long time. So why not protect the animals and the everything that's here right now instead of doing all this crap.

But you know, I agree, I agree. I want them to bring back the wooly mammoth. We have one that they have in casen Ice, right and it was flash frozen spy because we could eat that.

They're not gonna let us eat that though, Like they're not gonna like let anyone kill that off like at all.

But if we were to like revitalize it or buffalo, the American buffalo have okay down and like, if we could revitalize that and use that meat, Bison is way better than beef in a lot of regards the mammoth. I don't know how that meat tastes. I don't know, but I would be curious to find out. And if we could revitalize that population and heard them and use them for a new meat source, I'm fucking here for it.

But I think that also goes in line with the gene splicing thing. That is it Japan that's doing with the crossbreed of human versus animal?

Yah, that's Japan.

Yeah, why why like why not protect the things that we have currently and make sure that they're stable? Like the blue whale is dying out? Why don't we make sure that like they don't die out? Like, why don't why not do that instead?

But no, no, yeah, no, I fully agree with that. We could do a better job of just taking care of the animals we already have instead of trying to bring back dire wolves. Although yes, I think it is cool and they are cute and all that, that's cute because they're puppies. Wait till that thing gets to be the size of a fucking mac truck and let's have a whole other conversation about how cute they are. You know, Like instance, I have an English Mastiff. That's my dog.

Yeah, Like it was like super cute.

And then there's another one called Goliath Mastiff. Right, this breeder out in California finally successfully breeded this dog and they believe this is the breed of dog that the Romans used as attack dogs. This thing is like damn near the size of a horse, and I want one so bad. But also there's limits, you know, there's things that we don't need to continue pushing forward with. We have breeds of dogs that are that big, we don't

Ethics.

Yeah, yeah, there's the ethics. Yeah, let's see I swear my eyes are open. Yeah, no, we believe you. Sam, I know your eyes are You're also just higher than giraffe pussy right now. I feel that. Let's keep going down here, jam Sy. Yeah, I'm way earlier in the chat. That was like forty minutes ago when that was there. Let's see women function better with women. Never heard or seen that before, No, shade, I'm pro woman. Yeah, I

You said God, God has loved said. I can't tell you how many women I've heard say the only the only like hanging out with men and have no women and friends. Never hear men say that, even Pence JKJK.

No, you're right. The only dudes you see that have none but female friends like to that level, typically gay, typically so like I feel that, But I have tons of female friends that all say that they would much rather hang out with guys instead of girls for the lack of drama. So I hear you, for sure, but I don't.

I think it's more of a like minded thing like you to find like mine and females to be friends with. Like, my friend group is very strong, very very strong. Yeah, and like we we collectively now I will say that, like they'd all have met each other, they aren't all friends with each other. I'm the central friend of the friend group. But like my friends collectively in my group is amazing, but they are We are not all the same person. Some of us don't agree on half the shit.

Yeah. No, I absolutely agree with that. And I mean that goes as far as guys go too. You know, like guys, you could argue get along better with guys they've never met before, because we can typically find some sort of common ground within the first five minutes of talking to each other. But the same could be said for women. You know, I would think anyway, It just I think it's more of a it's a projection thing, right,

You want to have friends that lift you up, not hold you back or hold you down. They want what's best for you and are willing to help you along the way. And I think a lot of people don't do that, and I think they are selfish in their friendship. They just want you to give something to them instead of being you being there for them as well. So I think that's a big, a big part to that.

I agree. Moving down to fagot Alex. Lol, that's a name, y'all, don't cancel me said. My old job I had as a security guard fired me after I was there a year and wouldn't call off. I got fired for mentioning to someone that I was moving to a different state. That was about three years ago. Boss was a fac yo. I feel that right, And that's the thing. As soon as a rumor gets spread, you'll get fired instantly. The

I want to talk about the humanoids.

All right, let's talk about up all right, hon, real quick, Sam, go ahead.

I just want you all to know that I love each and other fucking one of y'all.

Y'all are my peoples. We love you. Uh oh wait a minute. Ooh, okay, wait a minute. So would you rather zombie? Would you rather talk about the humanoid robots? Would you rather talk about Zuckerberg selling all of our information to the CCP? And they just admitted that in court.

I don't know anything that I'm not gonna lie.

Okay, well, were enticing to you.

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Well, the CCP stuff. I mean that's more of like Cajun Night vibe.

We'll talk about that on the Cajun Nights tomorrow night, which, by the way, everybody not to shame, was plug myself. But at the same time, at the same time, if you would like to be a part of the Cajun Night Live, then please come check out Cajun Night on Patreon. Okay,

That's actually really cool.

I could real life.

Yeah, no, it's a it's a whole thing. The black fungus they've been tracking. It's eating the nuclear waste. I think, yeah, it's eating Yeah, the radiation, it's eating it.

And that's incredible that nature is healing itself from human buck ups. But I you know, somebody's going to be there, say yo, all the black fungus is man made. Listen, listen. If it's fixing the radiation problem, let it be. Let it be. All right? So is this the article you wanted to go on or a different one?

Yeah?

All right. Meet the Clone Alpha, a humanoid robot built with synthetic organs and artificial muscles. This is from Imaginative dot com. This is an article. Let's dive in here. Okay. So, Clone Robotics has officially unveiled its full humanoid robot, Clone Alpha, and started accepting pre orders for its first production units. With synthetic organ systems designed to mimic the human body, Clone Alpha is set to aims to set itself apart from the competitive humanoid robots market. Some of the key

Uh.

The company has yet to showcase Clone Alpha in action, and skepticism remains until we see real world proof of its capabilities. Let's go ahead and watch this little viget here. I feel like that's going to answer a lot of our questions, answer anything.

Whoa wow, Okay, it's a Halloween prop that was dope.

It had like a battery in itself for the nervous system.

Like.

Will be the purpose of a robot having the nervous system.

It's it's trying to advance the fastest, like if you like the rest of the article talks about that is that it's so like you have the Tesla Optimists, which is one of them, and the Figure one is the other one, and those the like Figure one is now on figure They've already done Figure two, and they are going to release Figure three because it moves so slowly, like how it like was doing things like this, It was moving too slow, and so they've increased it by

Hmmm.

That would also make sense why she was able to go to space with no training.

Yeah, if she was a clone, yep.

Or a robot or a robot yep. And that's the thing. Like, okay, So the whole transhumanism conversation, as far as blending mechanics and biomech and the human body and all these things, that is such a broad conversation had because it could be uploading your consciousness into AI, it could be uploading your consciousness into a robot. It could be just cloning you and then taking your all of your brain and consciousness and all of that into a computer and then

It's creepy. It's really creepy.

Again, like as a Halloween decoration. That would be dope working a warehouse somewhere. I'd be a little I'd be a little concerned, it says. However, potential customers and industry observers should note that Clone has yet to publicly demonstrate a complete alpha robot in action. While individual components show promise, the full integration of these systems into a functioning humanoid

I know, when I saw it, I was like, oh, okay, yeah, I really really like, we're not gonna I don't see the point in it, to be honest, Like, I could see how creating some of those things to replace for like say amputees, you know, making that kind of stuff like cool. But they've also made achievements in using body parts from other people and attaching it and making them actually like adhere and grow and work and all that. So I get it's a lot more complicated, but I

Couldn't agree more. Now, this is Figure, which is their Figure O one model and this is more of the robotic looking robots we've seen in a couple of different videos here and this is from hold on here Forbes dot com as a matter of fact, said this says Figure plans to ship one hundred thousand humanoid robots over the next four years. Okay, it is from January of this year. The CEO of one of the leading manufacturers of humanoid robots says it has signed a second commercial

Of course.

Of course. Uh, last week we successfully began running to an end to end neural network on the new client's use case. The use case with AI is the only path here as heuristics. I think that ages silence heuristics would be impossible to write. And every time I see these policies running, it feels like pure magic. So we got robots that are going to be governed by AI policies. The again like they want Terminator to be real life.

Kinda has that whole building full of AI doctors that they've been experiencing with to be able to see what they can and can't do, and like what they what they can replace, like teachers for children, Like they have an entire school they've been testing out to see how that works, and like people are constantly like, yeah, it is so great, we're being replaced. Like what happens when we are replaced? What do you think They already are

Yeah, No, I one hundred percent agree. I'm listen. I'm not anti robot. I'm not even necessarily anti humanoid robot. I think that the advancement that they're making and the direction that these advancements are going into is dangerous. And then the fact that they're trying to put AI into everything everything. I know, I know there's people out there that think that AI is great and it's just a tool,

Yeah, yes, okay, I just I don't know why people are so gung ho when it comes to AI, Like there is some there is good. And I've spoken on this many times because I'm pretty passionate about AI against AI. These hamanoid robots, I could see where they could function in places like they if they were to clean up Chernobyl, right, or they were to clean up Fukushima, and people can't go into those areas. We could send robots in to actually do this kind of work, and that way we

Anyways, still pushing forward with it. So as we speak right now, there are still teams of sentences they are trying to correctly make the mirror bacteria happen. That's thanos level wiping out all life, animal, human, plant, fish, everything, everything gone, snap of the fingers, it's over. And they still got scientists trying to make it because well nothing stops scientific progress.

That's just absolutely insanity. So like at what point, like when people are leaving companies, high up officials are leaving companies and leaving projects and saying this is enough, yet you have other mad scientists still pushing forwards, still like

Yeah, now I'm one hundred percent in agreement with you on this. This just blows my mind the fact they're legitimately saying, oh, the healthcare industry really needs AI powered robots. Bro, I can understand replacing sweatshop workers from human robot. Okay, fine, cool, And I'm not even necessarily good with that, but at least I can envision a world where that's the case, And like that'd be fine for the industrial uses using robotics, Okay, wonderful.

But then those kids don't make that money, Like, yes, it's horrible, do use child They were absolutely diabolical, and they don't pay these people, but like that's still money that they used to buy food. So then what happens. You're going to have tons of people starving. You're going to be killing off people even faster.

Elon must said, with the advancements of AI and robotics, we're gonna have to have a global universal basic income. He saw them about world wide welfare, so by world order. Yes, just talked about this a few months ago soccer.

Because everyone loves Elon, I will stand by that. I truly believe that Elon is part of the new World Order and that he is not a good person.

I still see him as a chaotic news However, the fact that he did just bring up universal basic income, Yeah that Yeah, he lost me on that when e line that's more of the chaotic bad on that one. The Doge findings that more the chaotic good. That's It's like every negative I could found a find out about him is counterbalanced by the good that he does too. It's like, God, you're a neutral, but you are towing that razor's edge, bro every day.

I feel like he's a good character. You swing the masses and to like he's e Eve's playing his role like he's supposed to.

Yeah, yeah, I just think that that's because he's autistic. That's the only reason he's a neutral is because his brain works differently. If he was like fully fully like a quote unquote normy, he probably would have done some seriously nefarious things by now and like been super shrewd about it. I don't think he knows how to be that type of villain because like his brain doesn't function that way. I don't know. I could be so wrong and he's he very well maybe the anti Christ. I

Oh did you know did you hear about the radium goals and the guy that in the nineteen twenties he was he was an aristocrat.

He was taking so much radium pills and drinking it. Yeah, his jaw out.

The fuck off.

It'd be like that. I mean, Isaac Newton died for mercury poisoning because he was like the greatest smartest guy to ever live. And somehow the mercury's because smart things.

They also still have they still have, uh in the fifties. But there's still plates still today. But in the fifties they had plates, cups and mirrors made with a radium.

Uh.

Yeah, the green glass I have some. Yeah, you I know somebody who who goes and does the sta peels and ship. That was like a crazy like trend for a while there, these like pale green colored glass dishes and ship.

They're green that they glow under lights. I have five I have five pieces. Yes, they are still a very popular item to obtain.

And you have to be careful with them because they can absolutely poison you.

Yes, most of the time you put them in glass cases.

Yeah, yeah, go ahead, God of Love.

I mean, I'm just gonna say, live to be like eighty.

Everybody dies.

He was swimming in radioactive pools when he was in his like thirties.

I don't know. I mean, that's my question everything, you know. I don't know that.

I don't want to get I don't want to take X rays either, So you know.

I can agree with that. I can agree with that too.

There's a huge conspiracy about speaking of that woman getting getting sonograms and how it's like injecting radiation straight into breasts and how it's causing more cancer than it is actually helping.

You know, I believe that because it's a.

Targeted radiation source in the tissue that could potentially be cancerous, they're the belief that it is injecting straight radiation into that and then it's actually exploding the cancer cells instead of helping identify it, and that ultrasounds are actually the more beneficial way of doing it. It's a lesser route than actually squishing them and like injecting the radiation that close to your breast tissue. There's a lot of information about that.

I haven't heard of this, but I could believe that for sure.

That's why I take my layer trill every day. Laya trill B seventeen. Man, gee, we're a griff in the World Without Cancer.

B seventeen, laya trill. I'm going to look this up because I have no idea what that is. How do you spell the laya trill?

Dog l e a t r I l e laya trill read.

G Edward Griffin The World Without Cancer. They did research on it at Sloan Kettering and all that stuff.

Yeah, huh.

Of course they hid the results and then change the protocols to try and show that it didn't work after they proved that it did and didn't release that.

This is a great book.

Vitamin D.

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Absolutely anyways. Anyways, all right, Well, on that note, everybody, I think we're going to wrap up this episode of of our Live Tuesday Night Cult Chats. Sam, please go ahead and give us your sind Off, sir, so I got it.

Excited to the night.

Chesse put wherever you are, blessed be the chaos from the Quick Boys. Much love Sam doing this kind of semi solo anyway. This is very difficult, very weird, but thank you Raven Lee for coming along with me on this journey and not letting me just go off the rails too deep. I appreciate you more than and with all of that being said, this was another episode of

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