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Shout out. Yeah, I mean, Scott, I feel bad for the demand. Cancer is just such a rough one. And. Especially because we know why he has cancer. Yeah, and we I mean, we clown on him. I I got to love hate, but hate, not hate, you know, but it's just love clown, you know, kind of thing with Scott Adams. And I mean, for a while for the in the before this election, I was listening to his show every day at work. It's, it's funny, it's entertaining, you know, and it was.

He's very funny. He's very funny. He's a smart dude and yeah, but well, I mean, it's like I you don't need to go all like Reddit like anti hippie medicine when you have cancer. That's my thing is like, you know, it's. Yeah, I think there's two ways to interpret what's happening there. So anybody doesn't know Scott Adams, he was the most famous for his creation of the comic strip Dilbert around 2016.

I think he got was talking about, I remember he used to talk about Trump being a hypnotist. Yeah. But then like also he liked them, you know, like, and and so a lot of people turned on him, right? I mean very average Dilbert reader. From like also a Democrat voter his entire life too. So it's like right. So it's people are like he's a MAGA guy, but. He's a classic case of like the what people say is the new alignment of like MAGA people is these people who never you know.

So he did that for a while now when COVID hit, he kind of was a science trust or he was very, um, he was very, you know, vaccine. He was always just like, well, you guys, there's a vaccine. I don't know why you guys don't take it. You guys are really stupid. Nothing of what you guys are saying to discredit pro vax takes is is true and I'm smarter than you who's very condescending about it. But that's his style.

It doesn't matter if he even if he thinks, even if he thinks Detroit style pizza is better than New York, he'll talk to you in that same. Regard. That's you, that's your belief. But. I don't think so. I don't think so. I thought you were a Detroit. Guy, I thought you were a big Detroit guy. I First off to just pin pigeonhole me to anyone kind of pizza. It says a lot about, says a lot about you, honestly. But. Different.

Structs not every time. I don't always want to fucking brick every day, you know, so sometimes you want a little you want to dude, it's a great, it's a great food. So I I I mean. Anyways, I hate the. Yeah, you're not a yeah, you're not like a one lane guy with that. I know what what do you think the Ninja Turtles ate? Like, you know, just fucking the God who cares? But anyways, the the the Scott Adams thing, he would definitely like that's how he went about

everything. But you know, for a lot of normie political issues, he was really good, like really smart, really centered. And now what was funny is he was on an arc where it was like he's like God, to be honest, I think these anti vaxxers like broken clocks right twice a day. I think they were right about this, right, like they were right about this for a while. Then he kind of been went back into I don't know yet, but that come on, you know, this is dumb.

And then and then he gets hit with cancer. Now this is a guy who maybe not his whole life was healthy, but this last chapter of his life has been extremely healthy. He really turned himself around. His diet is better than mine. He sure he eats. He never eats bread and he eats like a pound of like organic berries a day, which is pretty right, you know, And he so it's like. So why would somebody get suddenly super aggressive cancer? Not not just the cancer.

Now look, a guy in his 60s getting cancer is not unheard of. Like I'm not going to sit here and say any case of that is is from mRNA vaccination. But but when you get that suddenly aggressive prostate, I don't. Was it prostate? I think it yeah, prostate. One of the two, one of the two like we're, we're down there basically. And you if you get, if you get that and it's super aggressive and you get the idea. He went to the doctor pretty regularly. Didn't he have his own doctor or

something? I thought his own doctor turned on him or something. That was something weird, right? Didn't you send me something about his doctor? Oh, well, he no, he was yeah, there's that guy William Makis or Makis he he's a big like Twitter. I don't know. I'm he's like a big ivermectin fed like a Mel Gibson asked, you know, ivermectin fed biz and all. What's that one those 3 molecules ivermectin and a couple others that so he claims

he treats a bunch of cancer. So anyway, like they were just beefing because I guess Scott high. Well, it's weird because Scott he says he's like ivermectin. There's no way ivermectin words for cancer, but then it said, but I hired this guy as a consultant to try and cure my cancer with I and then I guess he threw him under the bus and that guy was like, hold up. I don't know who I don't know. I think they they both might be kind of gay about this, but I.

Yeah, why not experiment then? You know what I mean? Like, why not? Why not even data point? Yeah, and that guy was like, I was never his doctor. I he just hired me as like a consultant and like he didn't actually do what I said and all this shit. Which honestly like I even if someone was calling me I don't know if I would like write a whole thread on why this guy with cancer. This guy's going to die. I. Know, I don't know, it's the whole thing stinks, you know and it's just.

That's why I. Also like Scott Adams, that is gay if Scott Adams. Well, so there's a couple ways to look about this. I have a feeling he secretly is trying all of the the base stuff and but he but he's just because OK, you know what happens, you know? Dude, when my sorry, I just have like when my when my dad right because he he died of a heart attack. Right. Right. The way it happened was he, he had a pretty massive heart attack at 64 years old, almost 65 and like a couple, yeah, like

right before his birthday. And then he went to the hospital. They sent him home and everything. You know, they were like got him on meds and he was not. He was like a he was like a Christian Scientist asked like non medical truster, like AT&T. And then and then a week later he he died basically probably had another one in his sleep or something. And that's pretty. Common. That's a very common thing to have happen, yeah.

For sure, but what's funny, the reason I interjected is because he he was all you know, this is when I was like peak plant based, like, you know, when I was more like lecturing my family. Not like I was never that hardcore about it, but I was like, Yo, we can. I was showing them the fight. You showed up at one time we had the picture. You showed up as a as a as a diseased heart. You showed up in a costume as a diseased. Heart showed up as a prant.

Yeah, as a prant and then when you sat down with us and then you didn't say anything but just you dressing up like that was a lecture to. Us and then I said meet, meet is murder and everyone class. You glued your hands to the counter because the plant based Creamer. Yeah, of. Course. Yeah, yeah, and yeah. And but in that week between, so he was like, not like he was always accepting, but he would like make fun of me. He's like, he's like, dude, what

the fuck are you eating? You know, all this shit. And he's like, come on, it doesn't matter. In that week between before he knew that he was going to die or whatever, you know, he was emailing all of us. He's like, I'm going to get a juicer. I'm going full plant. So like when you're everyone says that, everyone's always says like, I don't care when I and I do, I do think some people really believe that, that they don't really ultimately care when they die.

We all have to do that. I don't think it's healthy to fear death, but when you're staring down the barrel of a gun and you're like, damn, am I going to see my grandkids? Am I going to see be born? All this stuff. Everyone has an about face and everyone changes, you know, And like even the most hardcore like carne asada eater and shit, you know what I mean? Like Burrito Eater?

Yeah. And you know, if you extrapolate that to like even like average Twitter user who like will do that a lot is kind of AI. Don't know if it's a non sequitur, but just like you, if there's a health discussion, someone just goes, I just eat chicken fingers because me, you

know, I could get hit by a bus. You know, like people that say that, which again, yeah, I just doubt that that's what you actually believe because you'll see the same people freak out over every odd interaction on Twitter and stuff. You're like, wait, so you're not really that calm? Like you're not really this. That's what I'm saying. No, that's what I'm saying. You.

Haven't ascended in this forum like like they freak out like they they lock their account when somebody replies to them negatively like it's just these weird things. It's like I see that you care about literally everything else that's hot if you're face, because if you're like 25 years old and you eat chicken fingers every day, eventually you'll start feeling like shit. But at the time you're probably like, you know what, I'm fine, you know, like I'm fine.

But like when you start hitting sixty and like you said, it's too young to die, but not it's too young for you to accept death a lot of times. But if you're but also. Tracy Chapman Dude, body's too young to look like that body's. Too, Yeah, you're old enough. You're old enough for like things to happen really like like very strange things could happen like like that are kind of nobody's fault so.

And sometimes they are somebody's fault, But you know, I, I, just, to me, it's like I, I, I fear it's weird. I, I have a very, very odd part, like kind of odd relationship with death. It's almost like a, a narcissistic fear of like my presence not being in the world, you know, rather than death itself, like I'm dying. It's just more so like, Oh my gosh, I left my wife, you know, like my wife's not here, you know, like there's all these, all these things that could happen.

The Raiders might win now, you know, Now that I'm dead, That's not. For sure I'm not. No, no, yeah. Of course now they want to fucking draft. Well, you know, like like it just that that would be. You see it with older Raider fans. They're like, I have for 20 years, we haven't made the playoffs. And like, then the guy died. And, like, seriously, like the people. Raiders fans die. Yeah, Raiders. Raiders fans died in 2014. Let's just put it that way, dude.

It's like, yeah. When you, when you tailgate, when you tailgate that fucking hard, dude, it's like, yeah, like you're a martyr. You're a soldier. Yeah, but, but yeah, for the autumn wind. But yeah, but the, but no, with Scott Adams, I guess what I was saying is I think he's secretly trying the base stuff because I, I do. I don't think he's like, oh, I'm ready to die. However, I get what he's doing.

When something bad happens to you and you talk about it sometimes, like advice, waves of advice are annoying. You know, like, like when you're, when you're like, I get that. I get the idea where it was like, look, I know all that. I know what all that stuff is.

I know what all that stuff is. But guys like the most like I took a class, the only class that I thought other than my radio class in college that I thought actually meant anything was this fake ass class called the Stories of Death. And what they do is it was all about. And I hadn't really lost anybody at that point. So that that was that was tough. But there were a lot of people that like one of the main cruxes of that. We would read like short fiction about death and like decaying

and all stuff. It was really interesting. And then there would be mourning and like how to deal, how to like, how to comfort a friend and the teacher who had lost like everybody in her family, she said, like, you know, the worst thing you can do, like some of the worst shit you can say is in like good faith a lot of times or with good, good intentions when somebody dies and everyone's like, well, they're probably in heaven with your brother and all this stuff.

And like, the, the best thing you can say when somebody has something horrible happened to him is man, that fucking sucks, man. God that sucks. That's that's real. That's real empathy. Because that's what everyone feels. That's what happens. There's no solution to it at the moment. But but also it, it, it, it alerts the person of your presence, but also doesn't like, it doesn't put all these other stupid thing because they're not

feeling that way. They don't feel that way that like, oh, they're in heaven right now cosmically with the lights. Even if eventually a year from now they'll feel that way. It's. And so I think when somebody's like, I have cancer, I'm probably not going to get out of this. I don't expect to survive this summer. Now plot twist, I think he's a market based guy. I think he is going to survive this summer and he's like oh Psych got my shit right dude, Juicer blend.

I think he's going to do it. That's just my thing, but. He always he does he always pops back up dude. He's always he has the arcs and and my whole thing with him and I do I don't I, I do I think he is a special guy and like a good contributor. I think he's the world's worst

without him for sure. And, and my whole thing with him is everyone trusts something and he he's just like a he thinks like he's like Elon Musk, smartest guy in the world, you know, and he's like one of those and he's like that, that all in pod. He's like all in pod, those guys, those guys, man, I'm telling.

And it's just like, like, I don't know, I'm not saying those guys are stupid or Elon Musk is stupid, but they're literally just like like start up guys, you know, and it's just like fucking I don't know, they're they're cool. You know, I don't, I don't hate them, but he's like, dude, he's like latched in, but he's all in, he's all in and all in for sure. You know, it's like, it's like you, you're, you know, you're, you're invested in that type of thing. I'm invested in weird.

And dude, I fully get it. Like the the kind of MAGA boomer that is suddenly like a cancer expert now. And I'm someone who believes all that shit, but they it's it is it annoys me, even though I'm like on their side, you know, and I'm like, dude, shut up. You don't know that this gears can't like I I think it was, but you don't know. Well, then you have the guy who's just like, Are you sure you even have cancer? Are you fucking sure? Are you fucking sure that you even have it?

They told you you had something that really happened was the testing they did. And again, I believe in a lot of this stuff, like a lot of like mammograms, I think are pretty fucking bad. Like there's, there's like, I mean, you can get them. I'm not saying, you know, don't I will never tell somebody not to get them, but I just mean like there's definitely some some data that would say like mammograms where they're just smashing your fight.

If you have lumps in there, they're smashing them basically and fucking deploying them in a worse way. Like there's, there's a lot. I mean, again, the cancer industry is horrible right now. What I in many such, you know, and so I, I guess to me as I was like, I think he knew and he did say he's like, I think the anti vax was right about this. He's like, cuz why am I getting this aggressive ass cancer right now? Like it's it's and you know, I don't want to feel make anybody feel bad.

And we don't talk about this that much because I feel like if you're listening to this and you got like vax in 2020 or whatever, you did it. I wish, I wish you didn't just for your sake, but I don't think anybody wants to hear about like the cancer they're about to get, you know, or, or if they're about, I'm not saying you're going to get it. I just mean if that's about to happen, I'm I'm sure there's a lot of people who kind of want to forget that that happened,

but it sucks. You see lots of people, like you'll see random things of like influencer at like 27 years old, like dies of like insane bone cancer. And you're like what? You know, like, like, and and yeah, I'm people go, well, that happens all the time. That happens, does it? Because any time that does happen, people go, they were too young. How does this happen? And just God even exists. People do all these things when people like that die.

But if we say go, if we say actually that thing that clearly exists caused this, they're like, Oh no, you idiot. What? Pfizer Moderna. No, you kidding me? That furry would never design something that gave you cancer. That furry furry. That furry yiffing freak furry. Might be the one I'm like, I would, I don't care. It's like I don't care. I'll take all if if the if the if the bars are good, if people are dropping bars, like I don't care where it's coming from.

I really don't, you know, but I've decided I I don't care about a furry's opinion on any talk. Like there's all these like, there's all these like, arguably like, you like smart. Like you're an animal. I don't care about my fucking dog's opinion though. I'm just saying, dude. I'm like.

There are those Twitter accounts where it's like, you could tell they're intelligent and you could tell they have like, thoughts on things and blah, blah, blah, and they write these like crazy posts and shit and it's like, I'm a furry and I'm like, I'm good. I'm sorry. Like I'm good, dude. It's like I yeah, it's not, yeah. Yeah, you, you dress up like you dress up like an animal, and no sports are involved. Yeah, it's you're the mascot without the support.

Yeah, I know you're the Miami of Ohio RedHawks. Oh, no, I'm just a perverted bird. Thank you. Just a perverted freak bird. And we, we rented out the whole Embassy Suites because everyone's in tech and we have a bunch of money, and then we fuck each other and create vaccines. It's fucking awesome. By the way, you should trust my opinion on everything.

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On Instagram, we're rare Candypod, but on Twitter, we're at rare Candypod one. All right, enough of that. Let's get you back into the episode. Well, that that parlays into the next thing I kind of wanted to talk about. What would you do if you saw a video of me performing a certain not a sex act because I cause any sex act. I don't think it would freak you out, right? I think you'd be like, what are

you doing? But like for the most if but if I was like doing dominate the financial domination, like feet licking stuff in a miniskirt, If I did that, what would you do? What would be your reaction like? So what I mean is like you wake up in the morning. The Australians have already seen it, the RC Australian fans, by the way, that's our second leading listening country, right? Is is Australia. I love it. I mean, I, I absolutely love it more than Canada, which is, yeah.

You would think just like a bigger country though. Like you would. Yeah, well, you know, you would, you would think it was a bigger country. Now, if you asked me what was the worst country in 2020 and 20/20/21, I would have said Australia. Right now it's Canada. Not even close. Yeah, cuz the cuz the Canada has the other Australian. The Canada was more top down. The Australians seemed more organic, you know, more like everyone was involved, like a little. You know, it was women is what

we found out. It was, it was in Australia. It was Australia. I We. There was a lot of. Australian women that were really, yeah, bothering me during that time, they were like these trapdoor spider arachnid women that were like, they were like, if you get down here and like just just this weird, like the Claire Lemons and then that other one, which I'm not going to say her name. I don't know who it is, that cackling fucking wench like that.

Those ones, those ones were like, And then the Bros. The Bros are like, women are crazy. Yeah, yeah. No, I have like one of my good one of my good friends who I talked to maybe every we met in the States and he is Australian and then he moved back there and started a family and cool total guy, total horse. And he we talk every couple of years maybe, you know, and he, he he was always hitting me up during the, the pandemic. And he's like, what do you think about the vaccine, man?

I'm like, dude, I'm just saying I think it's fucking wack. I'm not getting it. And he was trying to both. He's like, he was kind of, yeah, I could see that, man. He's like, I don't know, man, I might just get one dose and then do some of the natural stuff and I'm never understood. And I'm like, if you want, man, but I know you're going to regret it and blah, blah. And so it's like he's just the one guy I know and. I but for Allstate concept.

Yeah, but I think we know every base person in Canada listen to our show like we we captured the whole Canada. Market yeah, for sure. No, for sure. So I always. Forget I always forget that because I my Toronto tweet that I sent was and then they all like I forget that. I always forget that those Canadians are Canadians that listen to our show like half you know? You know what? I got right right right Mac. And you know. Geo all the all the all the all the mainstay staple people.

Yeah, for sure. The well, anyways, what I was saying is let's say the Australians have already seen my kink video that have already happened and stuff. What would you do? Like, what would you do? Like, would you hit me up first? Would you immediately start doing PR for the company? What would you do? I don't really I don't know. I I mean, I would hit you up just to be like you good, you know first, but I. Like first you would OK, I just want to show. Yeah, OK. That's good.

I wouldn't even fuck yeah, I don't care about that. I I know who we're talking about here. No. No, we're going to. We're going to talk about that in general because it's fascinating to be honest. It is, and I, I will say I admit I'm self reflective enough to know, zooming out that if that were one of my enemies and someone I didn't like, I'd be like, man, what the fuck, you know and shit.

But the fact that it's someone that I generally do, I'm like, I respect, you know, I'm like, why can't? Someone do this to Patrick Mahomes dude. I know. Like, like, dude, come on. Yeah. But anyways, you know, I mean, you know what's out there, you know, Patrick Mahomes. Yeah, for sure. For sure, yeah, but but well, So what I cuz what's interesting about it is, and I made jokes about it cuz they wake up and everybody's talking about this thing. It's Glenn Greenwald, right?

And everyone's like fucking Glenn. I wake up and I see all these fucking Glenn a lot of stuff the same. And I'm like, thank God that mine doesn't have two ends, you know, cuz different. Wow, yeah, cuz I mean, I'm not saying there's a tape of me, there's not, but I just, you know, you never know, right? You never know. But I it's fat.

It's crazy to me because what happened was is for anyone who doesn't know, Glenn Greenwald, very kind of left-leaning, but pro free speech is kind of an old guard. Left is very much like a Thaddeus Russell. These guys that there are times they're going to frustrate you. You know, I'm more so Glenn Greenwald than Thaddeus Russell. I really like Thaddeus Russell, but the Glenn Greenwald they'll frustrate you because they'll hit these kind of like walls

that you like. You know that's not true or like you know that like like when he was freaking out about like basically both. I think it was scenario basically not not what however you feel about him was not willing to mortgage Brazil to have Pfizer there. Essentially. It's not like he was like freaking out about that. He. Was and flu shots. And but at the end of the day, free speech absolutism, which is just not a thing on the left anymore. It just isn't.

It doesn't exist. So, you know, he's still kind of a last vestige of that. So he ends up getting haters from all of the sides, right, for being a free speech for someone who's saying like, OK, that guy might have a swastika on, but like you should be allowed to speak freely because of the implications of what that like. I like when people think like that. I've always known that he had a little bit of kinky stuff.

You know, it's just that you you hear him through the Grapevine that that guy always was into some, some some, you know, stuff I wouldn't do again. He's also a gay guy. So that's different. When I I assume every gay guy. I'm sorry, I assume every gay guy has a tape like that and not a tape. That's that's the problem. Has done something not of that sort, just something where a straight person would go. What?

My friend Tom, like, you know, like, like dude, I know Tom was gay, but we were just having beers. What the fuck? Like the tranny porn and the fucking Yeah, the thing that I. I assume there was a lot of people like I can assume, like all of my gay friends, I love them and stuff. I just assume that there's something within the same realm, a tear of weird that would that they do. Why do people film it? I I don't understand it. Like that's part of the king probably. Dude that's he's.

He's he's older, older, not old, older to where like I'd expect a 22 year old guy to be like I film everything. I'm content creator and I'm just like like you. I would. I'm not even a lights on guy, dude. I'm a lights off all the way dude. I'm just like, I'm not even like AI don't even care film. I'm like what the fuck, dude? Yeah, it's crazy. First off, yeah, I'm not definitely not holding a camera. Yeah, like, yeah. Or. And then as a third person holding. Absolutely not.

You're not. Yeah. Trust you to get my angles right. Yeah. Fuck you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Also fucking Stanley Kubrick all of a sudden. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, fuck. More like Ryan Coogler. Yeah, you're like Ryan Coogler with the camera on my sex tape, but the. No. And this and this is dividing everyone. It's dividing a lot of people. And I'm sure our listener base is sure divided on. It and I get it. I get it because it's just like.

It's bad and honestly the worst part is the the hard drug use with adopted. Kids and the power dynamic I don't I just. What have you talked about on that? Why are you doing meth? I don't I'm sorry. Like you're you make a half $1,000,000 a year on on Substack dude like. One of those things with the gay guys that's yeah, gay guy or not every, but like I would say a solid 65 to 70% and that number could be conservative of gay men that, you know, have at least done meth. Yeah, I do.

I've asked some of my buddies like that I grew up with. I'm like, give her a fuck with that. Like, yeah, sometimes you go to those. Parts and that's something like a like a straight like a guy that a straight guy that will try cocaine we'll do psychedelic they'll be like meth they'll like never even yeah what you know and. If you want intervention or something like this is crazy, yeah. I don't know man. And it's, it is the, I don't

know, it's not really. Porn. Apparently I I clicked out of the video ASAP. People were telling me that there was there was straight porn in the background. They dudes love straight porn, dude. That's that's another thing I've heard. They just don't. They like, that's like the one time they like watching women is like, yeah, with the straps. There's a, perhaps there's a. There's like a self insert kind. Of like how we're experts on the gays too. The gay dynamic, Yeah, No.

I mean, it is interesting, right? Because you have like, OK man, Because if that was you, I'd be like, what the fuck? First off, you went to Brazil without me. If that was the guy, I'd be mad. I'd be like, why are you in Brazil? You didn't fucking hit me up in your way. Solo Brazil trip. That's the weirdest part. If I'd be like, why are you in Brazil? Well, that's the other factor here is like, yo, Brazil, I'm

just saying I'm you. You either go there to you either go there to be a Nazi or and or a sexual deviant. And I'm weird. I'm not kind of like, I'm like a I'm not, I'm not real. I, I don't know, the whole concert, the whole like Matt Walsh thing, you know, the whole like, I'm, yeah, Brazil is like a very, you know, much more liberated freaky country in that, in that aspect. It's a thing. It's a thing, Brazil. Right. Sure.

And they have like they have. It's just, it's just gigantic Pixar. Asses part of all exactly. Yeah, gigantic Pixar asses and soccer people with like soccer player dexterity, of course. Because it's, yeah, dude, it's crazy. Volleyball and some music, dude, the music. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So anyway, it's, I don't know. It's it's interesting, but I cuz I guess I'm thinking about the kids and that cuz the whole conservative thing is like there's a big. Thing in it.

The adopted children and surrogates and things like that and like are and I'm almost, I don't know. Also, I do think there are, I do think there are normie gay guys like Mayor Pete and shit, you know, and like I, I think those types of guys are, maybe they got a little freak in them, but there is for sure. Funny if a tape comes out of with him and and we'll have the freezing cold take by you. That would be hilarious. Remember the the the Yeah,

exactly. I it the odds are already in in Vegas. Remember that Devin The Dude video where he's talking about the the Jamaican guy making him a bootleg tape? So make it tape. Yeah, guy is like where Devin The Dude is like trying to find some like rare ass dub tapes and he has this Jamaican acquaintance and friend and he's like, tell you what make you tape man is that that's that's all I'm thinking of right now with this Glenn Green. Also was that was that filmed on

like a Motorola Razor? Like when I was like was is this from like 2007 or something? Like is that a decent chance? It could have been, you know, because. We watched. We were watching that in high school. I remember, yeah. The Glenn Greenwald tape. Oh, no, no, I thought he meant the dev and the dot. Yeah, it was the same you were. Watching that in high school, not me. That's what I'm saying like is that a new tape like cuz I it looks I was like, what is the video quality of this dude?

Like this is crazy like I and cuz you. What if that's their logic? Like no one will be able to tell if we use the razor in the old shoe box. You have the Razor and you just you got the old ass USB cable, Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. So you just have like a digital camera, like one of those old digital Sony digital cameras. Yeah, I just thought it was yeah, that was, that was crazy.

Cuz I, cuz I, I guess what I'm saying is, is I hold when a gay guy does something crazy, I'm always just like, oh, OK, like, yeah, all right. But then if it was you or if it was anybody I knew that was like straight or, you know, conducted themselves as such, I'd be like, dude. And, and again, I still think the tape is weird. I just, I just know I'm always just like, just don't film it, man. Like just don't film it. Like you hear about all these people like, oh, you do, yeah,

Steve McQueen, right. Like Steve McQueen is a guy who AAA the guy is gay as shit. Like the guy was one of the gayest actors. I mean all those guys from back then, the guys that like have the masculinity that people go we need to return to like classic Hollywood. And it's like Steve McQueen, Cary Grant, all these guys who are straight up at least bisexual at the at the at the core. Steve McQueen moved to Palm Springs in the 60s, which was like literally the gayest boomer

place of all time to like live. And and he moved there in the 60s with his wife. And he was probably just cruising the entire time. And and but at the end of the day, are there tapes of Steve McQueen? No. So it's left up to this, like, yeah, it's left up to our ability to go. Dad, I was like probably a little free, you know, he's probably deviant or some leather and stuff like that.

But then when you see when you see the guy with like I said, you're right, the tray of the meth stuff was very disturbing. I was like, yeah. And again, I is that an old, it might be a very old tape. And again, doesn't excuse. It's kind of the same. I would have the same tape tape. But I was like, that's is this before the kid? You know, I, Yeah. Yeah. And this is the the thing with I don't know, where was that? Where's it going with that? I forget. Yeah. But the whole, I don't know,

it's interesting. Yeah, I'm brain farting, but the drug thing is crazy. This is another thing where I'm going back to the Taoist thing with the because, sorry. That's not where I expected. You to. I know, I know. Yeah, well, I'm trying to save my stumble here with the because when you when you all the, because we our side makes fun of the whole our like the like BDSM kind of thing, which is like a it is like a mask on top of

sexuality. So it I'm saying it's like the energy of sexual exchange with a partner. If you if you focus on that, if you'd know just some basics of this stuff and you could become intermediate and advanced or whatever, you know, and that is much more exciting than any dumb like role play or I'm not saying fetish is weird or bad. I'm not saying. I think men getting dominated is bad though. Yeah, Well, OK. Oh, that's, that's what reminded me of what I was thinking.

It's like, because I always thought this like growing up where, you know, it's very common for straight girls to have friends that are gay and stuff, right. You know, and all that. But it's funny that no one ever like most people think of they're like, oh, that guys gay, but we don't actually think of the act of like actually exactly yeah, let alone see it unless you know, unless you're unless it's your friend with the tabs open and shit, you know, or.

But again, this is like why this is like a video of him jacking off to the porn, the tranny porn like that. Like that's what I mean. It's like an even more crazy look inside like where it's like, OK, those are your tabs open. You still have the the plausible. If anyone doesn't know, rare candy.substack.com, our premium, last premium episode, we talked all about my friend who had some, you know, some interesting

tabs open on his phone. But like, again, this is like a video of like, him consuming it if that was the case. Like, Oh yeah, fucking tea porn, dude. Yeah. And getting like, Finn domed by a tranny or something like that. That stuff is yeah, that that's like where it's at. You're right. It's like, I don't want to see. I am thinking about your Daoist interpretation where it's just like the sometimes a no roads refused. It's a good way. Yeah, yeah. Sometimes back door is

appropriate for them you. Must refuse a summer roads. Yeah, it's crazy. I have this old book. It's crazy, dude. It's I have this old, I got this old like there's a two book series, one for male, one for female, even though they're overlap of like a Taoist kind of practice. And you know, the whole like the whole idea of like, you know, the like the cock chair, you sit in the corner and you what you know, and that's like a common that became like a whole fucking thing and everything.

So they're like in one of these books and it has some like good stuff, but in one of them it's like 1 practice is I guess you have like a white Tigris, which is like a freaky girl you know that you used to build energy with. And it's like in one practice, you you hide in the corner behind this shade that the guy can't, and then you have her get another guy and then you watch. Damn.

As he fucks her and then you, you build your energy up and I'm like damn, they were doing that 10,000 years ago. It's like nothing's changed. Dude that sounds like that sounds like damn dude. That's very cope cuck coping in a like, in a way where it's like actually it's super down for me to watch my wife. That's what I'm saying.

Dude, yeah, actually it's Daoist when the bull when the bull fucking destroys my wife while I. Like, dude, here's a system that teaches you how to you can make you can make your hog bigger if you want, and you can last as long as you want and like literally last three hours, but you're just gonna let you're still gonna let another dude smash. Like, come on, dude, do this match. You should be the other dude. You know, at that point, dude, it's like you got. Both dudes. You're both guys.

It's yeah every gang or Eiffel towering your wife yeah yeah. Philip K Dick scanner darkly like hooking your youths. It's you're you're in the Richard Linklater animation, staring at your. You're wearing the mask, that all that changes like the digital mask. You're a junkie cop, and it's the junkie and the cop are fucking the. Yeah, it's, Yeah, That's that's great. I know, man, man. Yeah. I again, it's just like, OK. Do you think there's any, any chance that because I saw this

tape too. And God bless people for trying to defend the guy again, I don't hate him. I don't hate him. Green, green one. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I got AI, got a big soft. Spot What about the the the blackmail element of it? Because I think that's kind of cope too. Yeah, the releasing of the tape could be some sort of blackmail. But again, why did you do all of that stuff on camera? I think it might be cope, I think.

I think it because why now after like literally 15 years of like shitting on the establishment and and shitting on Israel Snowden. During Snowden. They're like, now. We're gonna release it now in 2020. One also like, you know, the, the way like a lot of blackmail works and like, you know, I just covered a Libra with Brad Kelly, which is kind of like a really interesting way to look at how like the, you know, JFK assassination could have been concocted, which is a lot of

blackmail. A lot of people thinking they're achieving something on their own. But like if they're really on like a watch list and it's like, you know, Oswald defects to Russia and he thinks he snuck into Russia, but they're like, no, let him go to Russia. Then we can, we can survey him his life as a, as a basically a possible terrorist and we can make him into a Patsy and stuff.

And this is a bit different. What I mean is like, what do we know a weakness about this particular man like Glenn Greenwald and one guy might go, well, let's find a favela prostitute in Brazil that will basically do this and have maybe have a little GoPro, a little fucking GoPro. Like that was like a mole or something. And was that's why the video, the video thing was so bad.

But like it was just, it was just like to me, I was like, man, The thing is, is a lot of things are psyops, but there are a lot of buy insurance to possible blackmail that where it's like, man, if that's your weakness, you have to be sure to never do that around somebody you don't trust. Yeah, it's it's not a good. It's not, it's not good.

It's not good. Like if that was the, if that was the coach of my football team, I'd be like, fuck, you know, if that was the if that was the, you know, if that honestly, if it was a guest on former, like guest on the show, I'd be like, damn, really? And it is funny because I mean, like, let's be like, I don't think anyone's like Greenwald's takes our principle. But like, I do think that I don't think we'll disagree, but it's like 10.

Person, he's a consistent, you kind of can figure out what he's going to say and even if you're like, no, you know, like even if that happens, you know what he's going to say about a certain take because he's following a set of principles like. Also, I, I think, and I know some people will disagree with this, they listen to us, but I, I think, and I do think I'm not like, you know, he's kind of critical that like the recently the Trump civil rights, you know, kind of immigration kind

of thing and stuff like that. And like I'm kind of in the middle on that. I'm like I'm not really a fully a plan cluster or plan truster, but I'm also I'm a trans, I'm a transpluster. Transpluster. Transbuster. Transbuster but I'm I'm kind of in the middle where like I think guys like it's good to have guys like Greenwald that aren't like totally fucking that guys that will because some like some magnitudes will never speak up

regardless of anything. And you're like, OK, like, yeah, I don't really, you know, it's like, I get it. And obviously it's better than Kamala Harris and everything, but I think guys like that are, it's good to have an ecosystem of guys like that. Well, I would like for that to be the true opposition, right? Like I would like for the. That would be a good sign of an Overton window where if Democrats were like that and then we just did our thing, you

know what I mean? But again, they're not. He's hated by most of the Democratic Party too. Not all, but like most of them. And so it's just, and I, I, if anybody's like, yeah, I can't stand that guy. I'm like, I'm never going to, like, I'm never going to get in an argument with you over it. Like it's, it's not a, it's really not worth, it's really not worth the time. But man, I just saw that and I was just like, there were so many takes about it, but I was just like, man, I can't get

jiggy with that dude. Like I don't know, it's it's just so strange because I would I it could be blackmail, but again, you fell for like a weird ass blackmail thing. You know what I mean? Like that's that's the problem. Like it's one thing if someone screenshots you being like weird. And Glenn it is. It is. Glenn is in the black dudes, right? It is blackmail. Literally night, night, night via that.

Let's clip that, guys. Hopefully that gets taken out of not taken out of context by itself, yeah. I'm just saying like, like with the Brazilian. Like I have lots of black friends, dude. Yeah, they fucking love them. They're great. So what? Yeah. What's funny, dude? It's yeah, it's AI Know that's the thing, you know, that you, like, that's the problem is like you just, you're like, wow. Like what? A very principled journalist has this glaring flaw.

It's like he's like, you know, it's like he's weak in the low post in basketball and you can just drop 30 on him down there. And you yeah, with probably, ironically, probably a low post style black guy. But like, I just wanted these like Roni Turioff, but like was Brazilian or No, no, no, God whom I think Nene Nene that. Was dude, yeah. Yeah, so anyways the. Also, I think I think the way he handled it is like, how can you do better than that? That was pretty good. I like that.

Like his little statement was like, yeah, it's me. What do you? Want me to do? Yeah, exactly. It's me. I'm I'm still going to fucking do what I do. People more like the Wall Street. I'm not going anywhere. Yeah, the whole thing. I do like that. I care more. I literally care the the things that Glenn shines a light on. I I care more. I'm much more concerned about the things she shines a light on then even the meth sex parties, even with even with kid, maybe kids in the house.

Who knows if that's even happened or if that's even true. But the worst case scenario, like I'm not defending that. I think that's bad. I think that's bad and that shouldn't happen and. I mean, he probably hired a sitter. But that's also part of the it's like, I was like, no sitter who was. Maybe also, who was the big in here? Yeah. It's a get in here sitter. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Or is that like a straight guy thing? I know that's a good. Yeah, I don't know.

Oh, yeah, I didn't even think about that. Yeah. No, no, no, no, I I I don't know. I don't know. That's a tricky, that's a tricky debate in its own is like the whole like adopted thing. I'm like, I don't know, I don't really have an answer for that. Yeah, I do think it is that I was thinking about that too, because it does. I don't, I don't really know any kids or adults that were raised by gay or lesbian parents. I think it's like probably fine if they're kind of cool. I don't think.

Lesbian lesbianism is a bit different, I think. You need a dude. You need a dude in the house. Yeah. Well, yeah, but I, I think the whole like there's a lot of people, like, I'll say the thing in the world, a lot of people think that they're going to molest the kid. Like that's what a lot of people think when gay men adopt A child or do surrogacy, they're going to molest the kid. Apparently there's some stats that go with it. I don't know.

It's not really a, it's just not something I'm super concerned about. That didn't come up on the pit. The pit didn't have any gay couples molesting their kids, even though you you know, that didn't come. That wasn't one of the case studies. That's crazy. Maybe Pittsburgh. Just maybe, maybe, maybe Pittsburgh just doesn't get down like that. Dude. This is the pit, dude. Yeah, but you got to watch the Knick, dude. We started it. We started. We were like 1 1/2 beats so.

Fucking. Dude Lupin. Lupin was hard, dude. Is it Lupin? No, it's it's Clive Owen. That's Clive Professor. Professor Lupin is the guy, right? I think it's Clive Owen. Is that a different actor? Yeah, you're talking about David Thulus. They look similar, but Clive Owen is like Children of Men, very, very, you know, famous actor. No, he's got the whole mustache kind of period piece. Like he looks exactly like. Edgar Allan Poe asked. Like happening. Yeah, he's got the same.

Right at the park where I'm dying. Where they electrify the hospital and then and then the fire the nurse, the live wire dumps it and she just dies immediately. So bad, dude. The show, the show is crazy. It's like it's it's like I learned about that from Nick Mullen was talking about that on Come Town way back in May and you couldn't. Now it's on Max, but back in the day, like you just like couldn't find it anywhere. It did not pop. That show didn't pop I. No, and it ended it.

So it's weird. It's two seasons. It ends very a lot of people think it didn't end. I think it ended perfectly. I was like, wow, this is actually. So you'll, you'll have to let me know. I'll start rewatching it too. We'll do. We'll do a thing on it 'cause I think it's so right up our alley. Like it's awesome. Yeah, but I love. The fucking the ambulance driver that's clowning the Irish nun all the time. There's big time Irish St.

Sweeper should have for sure. Yeah, but yeah, the anyways, I don't even know why I was talking about that. Oh the oh, the, the, the molestation. Yeah. The so I I think with like lesbians, I think you just have to like you're just going to have like a really soy kid that ends up being like. I think I think trannyism might be a thing, you know, like. Like I like, I don't know, I I mean. If lesbians adopt A male child is what I'm saying. Yeah, I actually think I, I, I, I don't think this.

I don't know. It's. I mean, maybe, but like. It's I have no idea. This is just a complete guess on my part, but I would I think that would be that. Transfers as much as people think it does like the based online. I don't think like I think like there's a lot I think, for example, I think like gay parents like generally have straight kids in pretty much in line. I could be totally wrong on this pretty much in line with with with the average of humanity. You know I love like so I I

could be wrong who knows, but. Yeah, I don't know. There's a lot of people I'm like, man, that's like their number one issue. So they might be like, Nope, actually, I know exactly. OK, whatever. No, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna debate you on it. But I, I don't know. To me, I've always been like, OK, odd, like and I, yeah, I don't know, I just mini skirt. So Glenn, I didn't watch it. So Glenn's wearing a mini skirt. That's where I had to talk. It's like a yeah Dicks.

If you was just wearing like Nike track pants, I'm like whatever. Yeah. You know what I mean? Or something or just like a fucking Costco, like Eddie Bauer polo or something. I'd be like, yeah, whatever, dude. Like, you know the the gross, but get that off my timeline. The mini skirts with the mini skirt with meth is rough, dude. It's like Japanese at that point. Like very. Yeah, I know.

I was like, I was like, damn, man, like is that, you know, hey, life goes on though, I guess, I guess I guess he had no choice. He has to just keep he has to keep going. If he quit now, then he wouldn't be principled at all, right? So yeah, that's that's I had we had to talk about that from. The five to the six. We need the kids. Here's a here's another thing. Did you? Isn't it crazy, right?

So a couple we haven't really talked about this and I don't have a lot to say about this per SE, but just the perception of space exploration. Now it kind of seems like nobody cares. Like we're, if we're to believe that we go to space regularly, like it's nothing. We, we, we go to space, it's, it's obviously a huge tat. NASA deserves so much money to do this.

Gayle King and Katy Perry were up in space just floating around and gossiping and stuff like and Katy Perry like kissing the ground afterwards if we are to believe. The ground and I liked it that's. True. Yeah, that's just a try it, yeah. And the was it something chapstick that's long in forever, but. We need, we need one. We need. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was our. That was yeah, because our other shit sounds so much different.

That's funny. But yeah, anyways, if we're to believe that happens, nobody seems that excited about space exploration anymore. And I'm not at all. I just mean, there were a lot of people, like even 10 years ago that were like space, dude, space. And then there were Elon people that were like Mars. And then for the most part, nobody gives a shit anymore. I think it's a combination of they they keep over promising and lying about shit and like they're just shady and weird.

And we know they lie about climate data and all this shit and we know they and, and again, like the Artemis, like, no, we're going, it's going to happen. The, the you know, we're going to go to our we're going to go to the moon again. And it just never. And like, literally, you could, if that's like me taking the under on Darren Waller as a New York Giant, like under 40 yards every time it's going to hit. Under 40 games played. Yeah, much to the Grand of Eddie shout out.

Sorry, but I'm just like, I think that's the most money I made. Sports gambling is taking the under on Darren Waller. But I'm like, no, we're gonna be there in 2026. I'm like, no, we're not. We're. Not Speaking of beetles and trays. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah, exactly. But yeah, Guy. Can you imagine if the mini skirt video dropped and it was the WNBA player and him? Oh, Darren Waller? Yeah. Nominating him. Yeah, yeah. Or he just drops it on YouTube

as like a music video. Yeah, he starts rapping. He starts she's like, you're never rapping again. Your rapping's terrible. And he's like, yes, it's bad. All yeah, yeah, but also, but also it's a thing because the, the cope, like the Neil deGrasse Tyson cope is always like, we went to the moon and the federal budget for for NASA was like half a percent of the budget. And now it's like they they cut it. It's like 10% of that.

So we just don't have the money. And I'm like, you're, you're telling me with modern tech, with iPhone computers and shit, we can't go to the moon for 1/10 the price with everything we know now and we don't have to engineer it from first principles. We know everything every every undergrad aerospace engineer that like knows all this shit like they've learned it in undergrad. We don't have to learn it as brand new. You're telling me we can't do it on on budget?

And it's so it's just the whole thing's fake, dude. And and again, that's the Rogan thing, because Rogan vacillates on moon landing stuff. And so do I like I don't me too. Yeah, so do I. And but it is question. It's like he's he's always going on the pod. He's like, why can't we go back, dude? Like why the fuck can't we go back and why? And, you know, and it's, it's a great question. It's a great fucking question. Well.

I'll tell you what, maybe if if it's a money thing, maybe just send the Haitians that you brought to Ohio. I mean, how much money you have to pay them, right? And then that's your astronauts. And then and then you go in with this. No, I mean, if it's not, if it's a money thing, you start looking where can we cut cost? All right, the rocket cost this much. The Hidden Figures lady scientists cost this much.

Because every. Because every, every, every NASA liberal is like pro immigration, you know, So it's like in pro jobs, ultimate form. Of immigration is that immigration or deportation that's. What you did argue, it's like a yeah, it's like a, it's like, it's an edge case. It's an edge case, Yeah. You're sitting down on that like Sam Cedar debate show where it's like is sending you the space deportation or immigration and it's and it's Stefan Molyneux versus Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Yeah, yeah, Yeah, it is. Yeah. The cost is not a problem for sure. I know that for sure. The whole thing, OK, the moon is a alien fucking base and they know that. And that's why that's it. That's why it's Ben Braddock, dude. It's that's that's why we can't go back. That's why I'm I'm 100% convinced of this. I'm, I'm and people argue that we can't go past the radiation belts and that blah blah blah, people, people. Remind me of what Ben said.

I know, I know the crux of it, but like this is just a. Few Ben's the classic heat and I honestly agree that, you know, I have AI have a arbitrage, I have a window. I have a spread of my mood peak as we didn't go and low is we went and this is Ben Braddock's thing. As low as we went, we saw some super freaky fucked up shit for sure. And that and that we're scared and we can't go back basically, And that tracks with the way the astronauts astronauts acted after they came back.

Their press conference. There is like a leak like Neil Armstrong being a giggle when they because they flew around the dark side of the moon to to to phase lock and I don't know. So like the moon is phase locked with us. So we only see one face of it always. Sure. It spins at the same rate we do. So there's always a dark side of the moon and there's and we never see it. And the only time, the first time we did see it was flying around it with rockets, right.

And we so the theory goes is that that's a perfect place for alien base to be because, you know, because we never see it's a perfect hiding spot. And also the moon is probably hollow. Shout out Bob's red pill, the moon version. Shout out dot. Com. So there's just too many on answer. There's a weird, yeah, it's there's a lot of weird stuff, the moon. And I think there's that's why we can't do it.

Yeah, just real fast. You reminded me some guys go there's new fiction over on the on the sub stack rare candy.substack.com Sins of Sins of the Father by Chris Horrell. He's he's I think. I don't know if it's Horrell or Horrell. I didn't hear pronounce. Sorry if I'm getting that wrong, but he had a really interesting, a really, really interesting pitch because I went on Brad Kelly's podcast, Method of Madness, and I said, look, I want to do audio renditions of short stories.

I'd prefer if they were written by people who submitted them to us rather than going into the public domain or taking stuff that's already published, which I also don't have an aversion to, but I got an e-mail after and I didn't think anybody was going to submit anything. You know who has just short

stories laying around? Turns out a lot of guys do and he submitted it to me and I hope I'm not giving away anything too personal or anything, but I thought his pitch was phenomenal to me and it got me to read it right away. He just said, hey man, heard you on the Method of Madness podcast. I heard you say that you want to do audio production as a short story. He goes, look, I'm a nobody, but this story is damn good. And I was like, and it was. So that's on our sub stack right

now. Check that out. It's great. And then also, if you're listening to us, one thing you can do to help us, if you can't give us money, that's totally fine. But just do rate and review wherever you listen. If it's Apple rate and review, write a review to it really, really helps. And then on Spotify, there's a rating system on there too. So really appreciate that. But back to the moon situation. I what if it's this right? And I could be completely wrong here.

This could be my fiction brain trying to create a story out of something. But that's why this is fun. That's why the moon stuff is fun, because you can project whatever you want onto it because the party line story isn't correct. So you can be incorrect, as incorrect as the party line story or more correct. And what if they're? What if we don't go back because there's a cosmic war? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, that's. Like a real cosmic, well, I'm talking like battle, like real battle where they're like, bro, you want to go through that? Exactly, Yeah. Like let's send Katy Perry to just to the like the the tip of space. Yeah, if she gets fucking got, then whatever. Yeah, yeah, 100%, yeah. That that's, I think there might be some, I don't know. It's interesting. There might be some nefarious forces people get. Really. Yeah. I don't know.

And it's tied into remote viewing too, because the GOAT of remote viewing, Ingo Swann, we're going to do we're going to do his book in for PSYOPS probably next. I gotta get I gotta get Matt, Matt Fresta back on. Doesn't feel. I mean that was a great episode but doesn't feel right having him not on a Psyops episode. You know, I mean, any book really. I mean, the guy, the guy's involved with so many books that we. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, but the whole he's so yeah, they got the most talented remote viewer and the guy who coined the term and everything and was doing all the Stanford experiments and everything. Total bro. Like an artist, like a like a painter artist. And he just smokes cigars. He's alpha ass dude. Like a it's like a like Ingo Swan. So he says he saw he remote view the moon and saw like bases on the dark side and they were they were nefarious and they also knew that he was remote viewing

them, which is interesting. And he, he also claims he witnessed on Earth a remote controlled UFO bring water in a, in a very isolated lake region in the mountains. Yeah. Federal agents show him take this for what it is. You know, like basically take, take water from Earth, from that remote lake supposedly back up to the moon, straight into space, basically, because there's no water, there's not like enough water on the moon, I guess. And so I don't know.

But yeah, it's very interesting. It could be Battlefield Moon. Could be, it could be, dude, it could be we should write that. We should write that. I think that's a great novel concept is like, it's like a real hard sci-fi like just like kind of a like go to the moon and like or like the like, the concept would be like we're short on astronauts.

Like they create an artificial astronaut shortage, not because there's not enough astronauts, but because no astronaut actually wants to go because the astronauts know. However, the twist is that the the whoever powers that be, NASA, whatever you want, whoever you want to make the villain in this story is the they know what's going on and they want to see it. And then you, but then you realize, let's go fight halfway through. Let's go win the fucking war in space.

That would be sick. Like that would be a sick novel. So, yeah, the also, I didn't get a chance to check this out, but AJ so funny that AJ Gentile, that's his name. It's not funny. The guy from he's just like, not not AJ, not Jewish. Yeah, he was on. Isn't that that's the name of the guy in the nick in the first episode where he's like fucking gentile? Yeah, I think so. That's funny. Oh, I thought, well, because that could mean just not Jewish, but yeah, yeah. Anyways, it could.

Yeah. There are people with that last name. But the AJ Gentile, he was on Joe Rogan. And I didn't check it out, but there immediately there was a community notes on YouTube somewhat that said reptilian. And AJ Gentile hosts a podcast or YouTube channel called the Y Files where it's him and his hecklefish and they they discuss where he launders his base takes into a puppet fish. And then and then he kind of is the straight kind of here's what I think happened kind of thing.

And then and so they have he he would AJ went on by himself on on Rogan and apparently talked about cryptids, humanoids, all the the lizard stuff that you would that you've been hearing about for many, many years. That was considered like Alex Jones coded that it means you deny Sandy Hook, I guess. And then but you look at the community notes and it says from Wikipedia. So Wikipedia is a trusted source now, apparently to debunk things from Wikipedia.

Reptilian humanoids or anthropomorphic reptiles, also called reptiloids, also called leftoids, rightoids and rightoids. But. Crypto fascist reptoids. Fucking right wing reptoids appear. They appear in folklore, fiction and and conspiracy theories. OK, so. They're not real whatsoever. I get I don't like it or approve of it, but I get why they do the COVID alerts like, you know, COVID vet denialism, blah blah blah on Rogan episodes. I get that. Yeah, yeah.

Why are they doing reptilian? That's the thing. Alerts if it's if that like that, Jimmy means that there are reptilians. Well, no, I have AI have an actual answer to why they're doing that. So because it leads you into the COVID denialism, those are the same people. So so they'll they're not saying like they don't really care if all you believed was in aliens

or reptilians. However, a lot of people that get into lizard people stuff because it's Alex Jones coded will get into vaccine denialism, anti imperialism and some some sorts. A lot of things that these big money companies that are putting money into YouTube and all of these other things trying to censor the Internet, they really don't want you going down that path so and easily. I mean, people that believe in that stuff, it's not usually

just that a lot of times. So it's usually going after a type of guy, not a certain idea. Yeah, yeah, I like that. Yeah. I, I my opinion, I, I just, I would think I would, I would want to do that. It's the same way of like, bro fiction, right? Like when people go like, yeah, if you're reading David Foster Wallace and all of this stuff, like it's not because you're reading that book, it's because it's going to make you this type of guy that they don't like any. Yeah, yeah.

David Soster Wallace. David Soster Wallace. Yeah. But yeah, yeah, that was Australia, Yeah. And yeah. And so yeah, that, that's. But to me, I'm always just like, man, you know, First off, it's Rogan. So like this is like mainstream Rogan now, like Rogan used to talk about this shit all the time. Like this is not like this is not like a new bomb on Rogan. Like this is a guy that believes in yeah, reptilians and stuff and didn't didn't AJ from the Y files do some kind of Rep lizard

people like reptile thing? Like didn't he do his own video on that? That I I. Think I'm sure. Yeah, I think. Scott was telling me about. It and the whole, and the, I, I listened to the whole thing or 95% of it and it was good. And it's interesting hearing in like that setting, in that kind of relaxed setting without Hecklefish and it's, and he's cool. You could tell he's a Rogan bro cuz he knows all the ivermectin lore, the, the gunshot wounds

and all that shit. And he, and yeah, it was great here. And I mean, well, I like Wi-Fi because he is kind of a skeptic, you know, Right, right. And, and so the things that he, he's really into crop circles. So the things that he really believes are crop circles and pyramids and things like. So it's like. Cattle mutilation, too, right? Cattle mutilation, yeah. And so which I guess is kind of like crop circles kind of similar, you know? Yeah.

And so it's it's it's yeah. So anyway, I, I respect him, you know, obviously I, I probably am a little bit less skeptical than him on some things, but I'm more of a hecklefish. But I. But the channel doesn't work if you're all in, I think a lot of times. And like, that's what a lot of people don't realize the the in conspiracy theory circles. And it's tough to talk about this without sounding like I'm trying to censor anybody.

But a lot of times you'll talk to conspiracy theorists and you simply asking them why or asking them a question that their opposition might ask they they start to think you're part of a censorship campaign when really it's like, man, the most, the best way to go about it is to be skeptical of yourself and then

prove yourself wrong. A lot of times like that is actually the way to to go about it to where you know, like there's, there's just a lot of people that are like, Oh, of course, that's just typical fucking, you know, imperialist. And it's like me and you, we're talking right now. It's just me and you talking. I'm very sympathetic to what you believe. The problem is, if I take what you told, a lot of these people don't really explain themselves.

It's, it's it's as though there was a prerequisite that I didn't get or something, some, some source material or reading that I haven't done to, to then they go, well, you need to read this. And it's like, can you tell if you did tell me, just tell me. Yeah, just like the crux of it, like just tell me what happened. And I think AJ does a pretty good job of, of just kind of like, OK, look, this is what's out there. This is what this person said. This is what this person says.

It's journal. It's actually what journalism is in a way. Sadly, sadly, like those that's the best journalism you get right now is like neutral journalism and stuff like that ago. This is what's said. This is what's said. OK, this is what I kind of believe, you know, and it might be in a a mixture or and, and which is how the brain works is like, I don't really think that works.

That's a huge projection. Like you kind of have to leap to to get to a certain thing, even if you might believe it to be true. Like it's kind of tough to go out there and say this is, this is lead pipelock evidence. You know, I, I think, I think he's a very normy, you know, he comes at it from like a very normy person to where it's not just this like shadowy guy with like who's disappearing in his own zoom background and like, just like actually like that.

And then it's and then you ask him a question. It's like, well, you didn't read Operation Operation Gladio by fucking Jonathan Myers Smith, who's also an op by the way. He's. A Yeah, but yeah, exactly. Just read his book. He's a total fucking OP. But yeah. And you're just, what do I read? Like, yeah, just. You could tell the guys that are seriously curious and they they're open and they they want to know more versus the guys that do it just as like a little

their own little club. And they want to be Yeah, and they want to be special and they want to be. Yeah, exactly. That's why. I like, I went on a podcast called The Occult Rejects and they would, I would just go like, oh really? And they wouldn't go, yeah, dude, you don't know that. Like I'm like, yeah, no, I didn't. And they'll, they'll just go like, yeah, yeah, here's the thing. Boom boom. Also. Boom yeah, they were great.

They were like smart kind of, you know, people who understood that not every that what they believe is actually a minority Yeah. And so so then to A to grow people that are enlightened in that sense, like you do have to kind of baby steps with. People and I was yeah. And I was talking to my sister about the moon and I kind of let slip some stuff and she is very normy, you know, and I for sure.

And although her husband is kind of base and yeah, I don't mean that in a derogatory way, like normy or whatever, you know, although, but it's about yeah, you know, yeah. But I was like, yeah, I think the moon, something's going on with the moon because the numbers don't add up. There's all this math encoded into it, which shouldn't be there. So it's almost like there's an intelligence to it and, you know, and like there's something going on there. And I don't believe in the

official story, the moon. And. And she was like, well, what is it then? Which is like a common normie thing. And I'm like, I'm like, I don't know. I just know that from first. So, right. So I'm just like, I just know that it doesn't add up and that we need to be open about it. And these are. People that watch true crime, these are people that watch crime where you'll see a cop go look, I don't know who did it, but I know the guy they have in there is innocent.

Exactly. And you're like, well, how do you know that? They're like it's a say. Literally there's a good yeah, there's an old mathematician joke that is very ill. It's quite wise where it's so a biologist. A mathematician or no, like a biologist, a physicist and a mathematician are vacationing together in Scotland, right? And they're, they're driving, they rent a car and they're driving through the fields. Novel. Right, exactly. Yeah. They go to Glenn Greenwald's

house and. Yeah, no. And, and so they're driving through the fields and they they go, they pass this field with with a sheep in it, and it's a black sheep and it's. And the biologist gets all excited and it's like, wow, the, the, the sheep in, in Scotland, they're black, they're black sheep. And then the, then the physicist goes, no, no, no, we know one, We know of the one farm that which has black sheep. And then they, they go to the mathematician.

The mathematician goes no, no, no. We know of at least one sheep in Scotland of which at least one side is black. The side we can see, you know, and the whole point is just to be very careful with your, you know, and be extremely rigorous to what you actually know and what you can prove and what you can not prove. We know for sure that one side of the sheep is black and so. Also, 13% of the sheep are black. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I'm a mathematician. A math magician? Yeah, Lock.

The doors. I still lock the doors, guys, but yeah, lock the doors. We're passing the. Yeah, but yeah, the whole thing. So anyway, it's like, you know, we just need to we know that the official story is bullshit on

this. And yeah, and that's why I say in my red pill is the whole the, the believe, you know, the, the the old school, like the original NASA scientists before moon landing in the 50s and shit, they like what I forget it was it Isaac Asimov or one of the NASA scientists that said it's easier to believe in the non existence of the moon than the existence of the moon? It's just that bizarre, you know, and it's just that, yeah. And that was based.

They used to be fucking based and they they're not anymore. And now they yeah, now it's about like climate marches. And now they're like, what are you doing in here? You needed six boosters to even talk to me right now and just pass the chamber. Yeah. Next to the Stanford Misinformation Observatory. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, where, where we're censoring people speaking out against drag queen story hour. Yeah, yeah, out there. First off, we're go. We went to the fucking moon. Shut up.

You know, like that. And again, like, I, I, it's, it's just funny the way like, 'cause I end up, all of it ends up, I, I, the Reddit, like, the science is settled, yet science is never settled. I hate that time. I hate that mentality. But I also hate the ever expanded conspiratorial person who acts like they've settled. There's a horseshoe theory, a little bit of like, well, my science is settled because I believe this. And if you don't believe this, you're a Reddit retard.

Yeah. And you're like, well, OK, like sure, that's fine for you to conduct yourself that way, but it's not really constructive if we actually want to know what's going on. Yeah, Yeah. That's, that's just kind of where where I'm at with that. Absolutely. Have you been getting a lot of I know I'm I'm, I don't pay for YouTube, so I get a lot of YouTube advertisements at the there are some interesting. Have you ever used Grammarly before?

No. I, I tried it for a second and I because I was, I was experimenting with writing and I thought it was going to like kind of, you know, just like see what was terrible, by the way, it is a fucking terrible thing. It just butchers everything. It's just like they everything's blue highlighted. They're like, did you?

It's like it's way too invasive. And the idea and I saw, I finally saw an ad for Grammarly. It was before some fucking stupid YouTube video I was watching where the guy, so there's like a ChatGPT Grammarly 1 where there's a Chinese guy, which is hysterical by the way he goes. I used to chat to GPT. It's my favorite thing. And like he's just like, I'm a grammar the best.

And there's that. And then there's this like guy who's just like the zoomer white guy who just like posts all the time and pretends he doesn't have time for anything. This is my favorite archetype for people who use like retard apps or like, well, I don't have. See, that's the thing, dude, I'm doing a bunch of stuff. I'm an entrepreneur. I'm this and that, and I don't have time. I don't have time to fucking

spell words, right. I don't have time, commas, punctuation marks, but I got to sound professional. But I don't have fucking time. And it's just a guy on his phone all day, by the way, and he doesn't have time for anything. I hate. I don't have time, people. No, Yeah, yeah, I can't. Stand it. But then it's like and he's like, I'm just basically at the end of the day, what he's saying is I'm a fucking retard dude. I'm retarded as fuck. I haven't read a book in 10

years. I haven't I literally some but then one guy told me that my e-mail that I sent was unprofessional. So now I have to download this app and for me I turn auto correct off on my phone and anybody who texts me knows that auto correct is off on my phone. It's OK, I don't capitalize everything and I'm like, dude, it's just me and you talking. I know, yeah. Why do you need some? Why do you need the constant teacher in the room with you correcting your sentences?

And it's also like, to be honest, like I think it's pretty bad. I guess if it's on like your work computer or whatever and you're just getting through the day, I don't think that's that big of a deal. But if it's like a a personal message where you're like riffing with a friend and somebody's correcting your speech, I don't like that. Yeah, Grammarly super midwit. Yeah, my thing. Honestly, if you really need something locked, like locked up, I would running it through

ChatGPT is fine. And because it'll be like, because then it'll be like, tell me what changes you would make to this and then you could see if you're like, Nah, that one's gay. OK, that one for sure I need to do. And that's, that's the easy way to do it. Yeah. And autocorrect off on the phone is autocorrect makes more stakes in it and it fixes, especially when this like that.

Oh, that Orwellian ass. You type something and then you hit send and it corrects as it's sending it and you're like, no, fuck, you know. And it's like like you have an option of you know it. Literally like hard R. What? That's not what I fucking meant to say. I said never. That'd be funny. If it just corrects hard Rs dude it's like I mean. If you searched it enough on the Internet, maybe right? Like, yeah, I don't.

Know actually like well I was wondering cuz I was bitching about it not doing swear words and shit and cascading realism shout out Canada. He hit me up because, yeah, he's like, Oh yeah, I can actually go under the hood on in Apple settings and like turn that off and I did it. It works great. Yeah, I don't do hard artists, but I don't do. Feel like that takes more time than just like sit back, sit back and look at what you're

typing. And I get it if you're, if you're sending in like a, a resume or if it's some like utility thing where it's just, it has no benefit to you other than the like a utility in your life. Like where it's like, OK, I need this to happen. I'm sending a letter to an insurance company doing these, these dumb things like whatever you want to do that that's fine, whatever. But the especially if the thing you're sending it to is probably being read by an AI.

Yeah, you know, yeah, that's kind of the problem is like, OK, I get that you're fighting AI with AII guess. Yeah. But if it's just like me texting you and it's just constantly autocorrect and then you're correcting your own autocorrect all the time, yeah, it's annoying. Like, who cares if you fucking spell receipt wrong, you know? Like it does, It does, which I do. It's still a tough one or PT What was the one I couldn't spell entourage.

I'm why we're going to be covering on entourage Do a collaboration with low res covering entourage. I fucking forgot how to spell it. It's tour. I always think it's enterage, enterage, tourage. Yeah, it's like, but guess what, if I spell it wrong, who gives a fuck? Like I like, it's so dumb to me like that People need to use this like like and again, the I don't have time guy bothers the. Hell, what's that Jim Gaff African joke with the whole

like, I'm emailing someone. It's like I will see you on Wednesday. On Wednesday. I'll see you next week, you know? And he changes things. Yeah. Next week, let's chat, right? Or wed, you know, just wed with the fucking thing. It's fine. Like shorthand is fine. Like my dude, my mom used to text me like the weirdest thing. Like she like if I'd be at her house or something, she'd be at work. Like I'd go by her house. She goes, hey, do you mind Mt The dishwasher, Mt. Yeah, dishwasher.

I even told I was like MCF, yeah, yeah, maybe, maybe that's what. We MCF the dishwasher. Monday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Friday. Like, yeah, Oh man, yeah, that's hilarious. Yeah. But the Yeah, the Have you ever seen the Savannah bananas before? Yeah, dude, I've seen the fucking. I watched the that YouTube got it recommended to me with an interview by the owner who wears like a banana yellow suit and is like a Willy Wonka ass mother fucker and I watched.

I watched like half of that 10 minute video. I'm like, this is gay. I'm out. I watched an entire game on ESPN. This was like 2 weeks ago and I was working on something for the show. I was like putting something together and I found just ESPN in the background and also I looked up. I'm like is the umpire twerking in a baseball game? He was twerking.

He was twerking. It was like wet ass pussy instrumental was playing and he was like twerking and I was like, what's because I, I knew what this I it wasn't like I'd never heard of it. I, I thought it was because what the concept of the Savannah bananas is and I believe it's Savannah, GA and it's Harlem Globetrotters. But Harlem and I imagine even the Harlem globetrotters, if they're still around, they probably incorporate TikTok

stuff. Now you almost have to for any like young kid to think this is interesting. My dad used to take me to Harlem globetrotters games here and there. They play at the RIP the Oracle Arena. Yeah, yeah. Is that the Blood Cutter song? I think so. I I don't I. Yeah, the whistle.

That's the guy whistling, right? I don't remember at all, but it was always like, it's fun, it's fine, whatever something you take a kid to. But this Savannah Bananas thing, I was watching it because it was like, they're obviously ex college and like minor league players that never got, you know, to the majors or whatever. But it's funny because you're like, you'll watch it and you're like, damn, that sucks because this guy's probably not making a lot of money even though they're

selling out these. I mean, they are selling out Nissan Stadium, which is where the Tennessee Titans play and they reconfigure the baseball field in a weird football field fashion. There's Nets up. Certain things count for certain the stuff, but they all in between. Like if you're the DJ for the Savannah bananas, you probably have this really complex set list because as the pitchers in between the pitchers like struggling and he's like, fuck, it's 22 count.

What am I going to throw? And then fucking like Jelly, the role starts playing and he has to fucking like and then he's like starts to take pop dancing and shit. He's like, ah man, this is a huge pitch. I got to throw this. And he starts dancing, the umpires dancing. And then like the and then you'll see like a guy hit a home run. You're like, actually that was pretty impressive because he was like twerking before that. I know he hit a home. Run. You're like, that's crazy.

It was like a. Probably like a 81 mile an hour fastball. Like probably not like underhand. It wasn't like, you know, Derby level and he hits one and you're just like, but the the stands are full and then all of a sudden they'll be like Kenny Chesney's here and Kenny Chesney's singing and you're like, this is this is a whole industry that if you live on the West Coast, you have no idea exists.

And then it's on ESPN. They're selling out more than like, I would guess like four or five different Major League teams right now. 4 Sure, which is nuts. The funny, yeah, the I love that they're not players aren't making any money because the owner's just. It's like a wardrobe full of those yellow suits dude that costs like 30 grand a year. I don't know. I I would I Let's see. How much? The one thing I gotta say, the one cool ass. I did hear they have some alternate rules like XFL you

know. Yeah, no, it's a completely different game. Yeah, yeah, the one sick thing if if a foul, if you foul into the stands and a player catches the ball, that's an out. I'm like, that's hard, dude, that's tight as fuck. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, the. Average employee makes 84,000 a year. So they this is just all suggested. It's not public, but the average employee of the Savannah Bananas, which I would guess you know that could be DJs, all the all this music stuff you have to

go in makes $84,000. So I would assume that a player makes anywhere from 60 to 95. That's not that bad. But that's not that bad rather than working. Somewhere it's better than minor League Baseball. Yeah, literally you will. You may get a raise to San. Jose do San Jose Giants still? Yeah, you have to like live with a fucking person. Like when you you literally, because I mean, you're living in San Jose, CA, you're not going to get rent for that. Like you make like probably 10

you. Make They probably make less than I do, which is sad. They. Make like 22,000 a year. It's not like minor League Baseball players, but these guys just go in there. But the problem is like, what if you're like a cool ass minor league player and it's just like you have to audition, you probably have to like dance a lot and they're probably, you're probably just like, damn dude, this guy sucks at dancing. We need the reality show. You're not, you're not banana

material, dude. You're not banana material. Get the fuck out of here. That'd be a great. What the fuck is that dude? Like they should. Have they should have a ringer, a guy that can't dance but like a high AAA ball guy that could just crush 500. That's what I'm saying. And then, you know, like a brutish guy, like a brutish guy, like you need to have the anti banana like the guy. Like a Giambi guy. If you do have their own Washington in generals.

And what I did like is they won. The other team won like the fucking cuz Carl Globetrar's never lost to the Washington generals. Yeah, but the, these guys, the Savannah Bananas lost to these guys. And they're, but the, the problem was, was the opposite team. They were just like twerking fags too. And I was just like, they they were like their shirts were all open.

And I mean, I feel like half are gay fans that maybe were snickering at the Glenn Greenwald thing or like, well, I'm gonna become a Bananas fan and it's something phallic. Phallic implication of bananas. You know, it's very interesting. Don't they play like Clemson now? Isn't that the whole? Thing that was that just happened, I think it's like. But The thing is is every pro athlete does TikTok dances now. Yeah.

So like, like, and what, you know the reason that happens is because you'll see like their girlfriends are like influencers, right? Because they're like hot chicks and that. And so they'll be like, Oh my gosh. You just got drafted by so and so you have to come on my next TikTok and dance with me. And they're kind of so I can never tell if they actually want to do it or if like Zoomer men just think that that's like alpha because man, the dancers are like, dude, yeah, that's

bad. Like don't do that. That's just, it's just not a good look. And and but these guys, these guys literally will hit home runs and start like twerking on all fours. And it's and it's like, but it's also like there's this like based country element of it too. Yeah, happening at the same time, like where it's a kind of like chuddy, like NASCAR, like it's meant for the South. Like it's not meant for.

I mean, I'm sure it'll expand to like, because God forbid if it goes to Seattle and California and you have the Savannah women with bananas, if you know what I'm saying. And MTF like fucking like, like Jason Giambi, MTF guys, like they're just just breaking. That's so funny. Yeah, yeah, that yeah, it's interesting. I do love minor league ball and like just all that whole yeah, San Jose Giants was so fun always. And you used to just get like a stack of tickets at Orchard

Supply Hardware just. Give me the last year at the hardware store. You grab a handful, you wouldn't care. Yeah, you buy. You buy some like some like semi gloss paint and just grab a fucking handful of. Those the thing that would make it, the thing that would make it worth it for the for the proprietor, I should say, like the people who at the stadium is like, look, we let the fans in for free. They had an awesome BBQ place that was there in San Jose and

then they had a beer batter. So what would happen was it was really funny. So like, say you're a single a guy and you're just like young, you're a 1920 year old kid coming up or 2021 or whatever and you're you're going up and you realize like everyone hates you in the stadium. And it it's just kind of funny because you have you have what's his name? Like a guy come up and and it's called the beer batter. So if that guy strikes out, beers are like half off. Yeah, yeah.

So you're like this 20 year, one year old kid where if you go to a minor league game, like yeah, you're probably rooting for the home team, but you don't really care. You don't know any of these guys names, but everyone's all of a sudden like now batting Austin Riley or whatever generic baseball player name comes up and everyone's like, Boo, fuck you. You fucking suck. Like, and then you kind of do in a way. And then you and then you strike out and everyone's just sharing

like elated. They used to do car demolitions. They would bring a car out. Oh yeah, destroy a car. Yeah. You know it's pure American. We did. Oh yeah, We would do baseball bingo every time It's and I, I got to go. I did the the the cornhole thing. I got to do the cornhole thing on the field in front of everyone as like an 11 year old, which is super scary to me.

You know, where you fucking? They always have the games in between Indians where they call up random people and and then you try and win a prize or whatever. And I just, I, I airballed it, dude. I was like, so airballed it. Yeah, that's right. And yeah. And literally we used to go to so many of those games and the one time literally like it's like a point O 1% chance that you get to go on the field and do those games. And yeah, but yeah, yeah,

they're fun, man. Yep. And the food dude, the food's dude, the frozen lemonades and the food dude, the food was went hard in the paint. Because it was a million fucking degrees in the stadium. There's no shade. So it was all just like, yeah. I love it like the tickets like the the seats are free or cheap but then they also have bleachers so it's like how much of A scrub do you have to be to send the bleachers at the

single? Lake, it's all just you didn't get there on time, dude there early and it's just yeah. And then you look like you paid for this fucking ticket. Yeah, I went to, I went to. I went and I went and got a new fucking I went and got a fitting for my copper fitting for a hose at at Orchard Supply Hardware. I got, I got 6 tickets for my Mormon family. Yeah. All right. He, by the way, dude. Oh shit. Fuck, dude. It's it turned into something else. It's literally the same store though.

It's called. It's called. Outdoor something now and it literally has the exact same aesthetic. They got rid of some of the locations but they re popped. It's the same store I like. That stuff I like and we clown on boomers and stuff. But I was thinking the other day driving around, I'm like, there's a lot about the boomers that I love that I miss, that we're going to lose. And one of them is like the old guy working at OSH. Yeah, knows everything.

That helps you that actually fucking dude. If you go to Lowe's, dude, we went to Lowe's. Oh my God the most zoomer ass store. And fucking AD and. The thing is too, and The thing is everyone knows the Lowe's now cuz the Home Depot guy is like MAGA I guess and that's people are worried about that. And I'm like, God, isn't that the Falcons? Guy, it might be. It might be. Arthur Blank? I thought he was Home Depot. No, that's FedEx. That's FedEx. No, that's Arthur Smith. Oh.

OK, maybe Arthur. Blank donor of the Falcons. Yeah, that's funny. But the Falcons, just like every mega store and mega corporation, like the Coach and every. Oh, he retired. Arthur Blank retired as the Home Depot Co chairman. OK, yeah, Anyways. But but I will say that the Lowe's lumber is actually kind of sick compared to the Home Depot.

But did you ask anyone in Lowe's you're like, hey, where do I get like the toilet bowl fitting, you know, like the ball, the thing or it's just something right? And they're like, oh let me see. And then they pull up their phone and they look on the Lowe's app. No like I think it's like 13 B. And it's like not even fucking close dude. And it's like literally we asked like 4 people dude. It's horrible.

Dude, I went to IKEA when I went to IKEA to buy something, Yeah, I had a, a, a confused antisocial zoomer. We were asking and we're like, hey, this table says it's here, but it's, it's not. And it does say you guys have it in store. So like, do you have it? And she just looked at her iPad for a few seconds, looked at us. I just started gingerly walking away. Yes. I was like, there was not not even a lie. Not even a lie. Like, oh, I'll go ask for you. Like, not even a lie.

Because I've worked retail. I understand. Like for sure, Yeah. You got to play the game, yeah. She she just walked away. I was like, in what world is that acceptable? And like because I because my like when my wife's I. Got to, I got to tell my wife about this because we clown about that all the fucking time. My wife, they will. They will walk away. Yeah, my wife's grandmother passed away recently at 100, very old, but she was very much an introvert, right?

So she would always be this person introvert. I will say what's interesting about introverts now versus introverts back then, you still were expected to host a party, right? Like she was expected because my, my grandfather was very like the guy, right? He's on the grow like having the Bros over from the company that functions every weekend type guy like total Mad Men parties. She still was, she couldn't be like, well, I don't do well with

crowds. I'm just going to sit in the room and play fucking Game Boy the whole time or something. Like she couldn't do that. Like that just wasn't acceptable at all. Like so she always knew that like, and everybody said that at her funeral. They're like, oh, and she was man, she really just didn't like crowds. But you know what? Every time for her husband, she went out there and she hosted, she played the game, She went and sat and chatted and I was

like, wow, that's crazy now. Because now you can just say you're an introvert and get out of any social interaction and OK, sure, whatever. Everyone's an introvert now. Everyone's. And everyone's and. I am. I really am. So I. Know, I like, I don't do like large get togethers a lot and stuff. I'm very much a one-on-one person. But guess what? If everyone's that way, there's this like there's this kind of like alpha mentality you have to

have. It's like, I'll start the conversation, I guess, you know, like and and you kind of and it's really, really annoying. And this comes into, like I said, places where you're a paying customer and it's already a fucking Terry Gilliam Brazil nightmare trying to get a stupid fucking table from IKEA, like just the dumbest shit, let alone when we assemble it, that's going to be its own journey because God, because I'm sure it's going to come with every

piece, right? Like so because those women just walked away. We sat there like it was like an episode of Severance, like a Severance hallway. We just sat there where nothing happened and we're just like, sick. And then I was like, this woman just walked away and guess what? Guess what would happen if my wife. I guess it wouldn't really work with me. But if my wife said something. Karen. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah, that's why that's the

thing. Yeah, Karen is just expecting basic because there was the Karen moment at the beginning when they're the the term's been weakened. You know, I there is an original now it just means anyone in any who ask a question for customer service. But but it's when you see when you meet a Zoomer who is the opposite of that. It's really stark. And I've been I've been wanting to talk. I had this in the notes for I've been wanting to talk about this

guy for a while now. Maybe we could end with this. The Natural Grocers cashier. You guys don't have those done? Have you ever been to 1? Yes, I have. They have them in Nevada. They don't. They don't have them out here. Yeah. So we get it's a great store. I love it. And fucking this fucking guy did the So there's this guy at our local national grocers cashier. Total fucking sports bro, the biggest sports bro. And he this guy looks like a bar stable. First of all, he's like he's

pretty big. He's like 6-3 at least has like a mustache, kind of bigger, like kind of gruff dude. He looks like he's like he looks like he's like 40 years old and he's like, well, you know, well, dude, the fucking pack, he's a Packers fan and also kind of a Patriots fan, I guess. And just so we and they're like and always talks about football to anyone like any bro that's in there, that's all.

And you could tell all the rest of his Co workers fucking hate him because they're natural grocer, they're natural grocer's employees and they don't watch any sports. And it's so funny. So him and I, we have like a rapport now and he remembers me now and it was so sweet, dude. He like literally my and sometimes I go alone, someone's going with my wife and the next, the last time my wife and I went together, I walk in and he sees me walk in and his face lights

up, dude. He's just like, dude. And I'm like, let's fucking go, dude. And that's awesome. So we were so stoked. And yeah, we always talking about the Packers. He's not concerned about any NFC North competition whatsoever. He's like Vikings. Those guys are fucking gay, dude. And but then we learned first I thought this guy was like 38 years old, dude. He's like he's 22. Wow. He's the anti zoomer, dude. He's the anti zoomer.

Yeah. Don't you wish you had that at Sprouts like a like an NFL draft guy at Sprouts. Wouldn't that be fun you? Know yeah, I have one final thing I one final grind my gear boomer thing that had that happened to me. There's just a lot of like family meet up stuff that's happening right now people that we haven't seen in a long time that we don't want to see. That's just it's just stupid like I don't like this person. So you know what I hate is when people pretend not to remember

things. I fucking hate that more than anything. Like when people like, like, it's, it's like part of it is like, that's another part of this whole affliction thing where people don't ever try to improve maybe of an aspect of their life that like is easily improvable or at least like to a certain degree where like people that just say I'm bad with names, right, Let's go. I'm bad with names. Well, why don't you fucking work on that? That would be a great idea if

you remembered somebody's name. Like that would be an awesome thing if you if you when and a lot of times bad with names means you didn't pay attention when someone said their name. Yeah, it's not bad with names. It's not that they told you your name. You repeated it, which is the term. You go, my name's Kyle, Kyle Hitler, of course, but you know, my name is Kyle. And you go, hey Kyle, what's up? That's how you do it every fucking time. It's not that hard right now.

If you forget after that, then you might need to hit the Rishi, the lions mane. You know, like it's an easy way to diagnose, but there's so many people that resign themselves to just being bad at names, being bad at social interaction, being bad at these things. And I'm not, this is different than drinks with friends. I understand people could point back. Well, you guys said social

interaction. No, no, no, no. I just mean these certain things where it's like it's fucking rude to not remember somebody like that. You know, you clearly remember. And the reason I'm bringing this up was there's this guy, he's kind of a family member, kind of not. He is pretending he's never met me on the phone. These people are flying out to come see us and they'll be like, yeah, and I'll give him a fake

name. And Don and Don is really is really excited to meet Glenn and I and my, and he goes and, and, and Don's a big sports guy. I know Glenn's a big sport. They're trying to broker this friendship. Yeah, yeah. And in my head. I, I, my wife got mad because I'm looking because this is all being said during my wife on speakerphone and I go, I go. I met Don. He's a fucking faggot like that. Like I was like saying like I don't like him.

We had a long conversation, conversation where he was condescending to another family member who had this kind of like buy and sell flipper furniture business that I think is really noble and nice and he works really hard at it. But this dude's like, you just find stuff on the street and yeah, yeah. And I'm just. Like yeah, not everyone has a fucking was born on third base and thought they hit a triple like. You. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he's pretending he doesn't Remember Me.

Yeah. And it's, and it's really funny to me because like, I know a lot of like, like a lot of people will go on like you'll see it on like the Internet where so and so happy to be like, I've never heard of that. Yes, you have. You're on Twitter all fucking day. You've heard of that or like, and, and people just resign themselves to being bad at

something. A lot of times I think that like was unacceptable to be bad at. Like if you at these social interactions in the past, if you, if it was 3 or 4 times and you forget someone's name, at some point someone's going to go like you, you know my name. Like what the fuck dude? Or even like they pretend that they're meeting you for the first time or something. It's like this power move that people do, this condescending power move. I'm not. Yeah, you're not important

enough for me to remember. Yeah, I meet so many people. Well, I wouldn't know. And I met this, I met this author and he's, he's kind of like one of the early, like, yeah, the one of the early vegan guys at some conference a while back. And he really sweet dude. I knew I was, I knew he was like a cool guy or whatever.

And he, I think I might have mentioned this story before, but he, he's obviously like famous in his local scene, you know, and he's an older guy and he, you know, and he's, he's meets tons of people because he goes, he's does his stuff, goes to his conferences, everything. And someone introduced me after his talk and everything. And there's like hundreds of people here. And he meets me and then we go to this dinner later when he was there and, you know, completely

different. And he meets me. He repeats my name back to me. And then later on, he's like, oh, hey, Robert. Right. Perfect. And it's like, and I'm like, dude, I still remember that because I'm, I'm so like, here's a guy that has no reason to Remember Me. And he does. I'm like, and he's such a sweetheart. And I'm like, yeah, this guy. It was like, amazing, you know? That's such an easy thing to get good at too. Like I have a very good memory.

So like I, I remember I, what I mean is like there's levels. It's all in, in scale. Like you might not be perfect at it. If you met a guy five years ago, maybe you don't remember his. I get that. But it's like, it'll be like a week apart and like you guys spent a decent amount of time together. And it's not like you have to be friends, but it's fucking rude to do that. And and it's like, oh, I have a bad memory. I have all this stuff. That's why is that like the First off?

No, like, that's not like, and it's like, that's just, it's just not acceptable. It's just I like, why do we accept this, this, this, like this bad, bad or they go this I'm I'm bad with sorry, I'm bad with names, way better with faces. OK, well, you thought you, you First off, you thought you hadn't met me before. So obviously my face doesn't. Oh yeah, exactly. And second off, being good with faces has almost 0 utility. Yeah, doesn't mean anything. Oh, are you going to draw?

Are you going to do crime sketches? That's what you're going to fucking do. No it doesn't. I don't remember his name, but I could I I knew he did the crime and I'm. Really good with faces. You're a fucking idiot. Like I, I, I, I'm so sick of that shit, dude. Like it's been a pet peeve of mine for years. But now it's become like the norm to not remember people's names and, or like, or to just do this thing. Like my life is so busy. I don't have time. It's very much I don't have time.

It's in that same kind of like archetype of guy who the 23 year old doesn't have time or kind of person like uses Grammarly, doesn't remember names. Like it's very, very much that thing. And I'm like, it's First off, it's fake because if it because it they do latch on to a lot of stuff and they and everyone does have. And maybe it's because we can look everything up on their on

our phones now. Maybe we don't retain information the way we used to. But it's always been this fake ass shit that I've always hated with these things. Yeah. I know it's not, it's I don't know. I like the people that just admit it. They're like, I don't remember. I'm I'm a fucking asshole, dude. Sorry. You know, they, they don't try and make it, They don't try and soften it. You know what I mean? Yeah, I just, you get one of those by the way, though.

Yeah. Yeah. To me, I'm like, do it like just remember it. Like that's a like, like what I mean is if you're at like a board meeting, right at like your company and you don't remember the person's name that you're trying to impress, like, because that if you're truly bad with names, that's when it should pop up, right. Like it's like during like crucial moments. It never does, though. Yeah. So it's just like this whole, like, I don't know. I just, there's so much.

Oh, I everyone just loves to tell you meet up with these people and all they do is they tell you about the things they don't do because they don't have time. I know. Yeah, that's all. That's what everyone does. Like I don't watch, watch TVI don't have time. And then you just realize you just sit on your fucking phone all day. I know that's all you do. Like I know your whole life is idle time. Yeah. And but you don't ever commit yourself to one activity.

I don't believe. Yeah, I don't believe in any from anyone anymore. Yeah, exactly. I see you put the Palantir Advisory Board, Deborah Birx. Yeah, that's interesting because I don't know anything about Palantir. I know it's like a big thing, but that's I don't love that Deborah, Deborah L Birx just straight up lied to Trump during COVID too. Like, like, like that's her biggest thing. And so now I'm like, that's they don't love her joining.

Yeah, no dude. So. I don't have a lot to say about it, but I just saw that name and I'm like, I don't like that. I don't like that at all actually. I don't know why. Yeah, like who are these people? Why do they? Keep. Yeah. Why? They just circulate. Oh, they just. They're just, yeah. How are you? The windy web types, the windy web types are correct about a lot of that.

There's just people that just circulate from either side, go where the wind blows, but they always have a job because what they do with their function you. Know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, guys, for sure. This weekend I might release an old vault classic called from the My Ghetto Report Card episode I did on the Salt Box, which I believe has been taken off of Spotify. So we'll add it to our feed to older episodes.

So if you're interested in a lot of lore, there's a lot of lore to that because it was a deeply personal album for sure. And then and then there's we'll probably just release that for free on our feed. But yeah, coming up on Game of Fiction right now, the Libra episodes just out again. That's a great talk with Brad Kelly. Go check that out. And his podcast Method of Madness, I believe he's going to do a follow up kind of like a

madness portion. He does a method which is like the craft of writing, and then the madness, which is like the schizo stuff. Really, really cool concept that he's doing over there. So I think he's going to do a thing with Libra there. And then see, coming up, we're going to be covering some. I'm not going to say it because I don't want someone to beat us to it. We're going to be covering a really institutional classic of like 1112 year old asshole Glenn.

That's going to be really fun. And then and then probably probably the guys who invented millennial horsing. I'll I'll say that much. And then gain of fiction coming up. We have map in the territory which you were you were you were on that for a little bit. I think that episode. Yeah, I hopped in. Yeah. You hopped in, talking a little Michelin. How was the rest of it it? Was great. Excellent talk. Yeah, excellent talk. So then we'll do.

We have that. And then we have Tropic of Cancer, Henry Miller. That'll be great. And then American Psycho. Ready. Sanellas Sharp. I'm sorry, Sharp Objects, which maybe doing that with our buddy Doug. Jillian Flynn. Flynn cells, dude. Flynn cells getting together. It was her book, I believe, either before Gone Girl. Yeah, before Gone Girl, I think. And they made a really good HBO miniseries about it with Amy

Adams, which is awesome. So. And then we will cover the Nick. I'll start rewatching that now that I know that you're rewatching that. That's awesome. I fucking love that show. So yeah. All right, guys. Well, on that note, everybody. Have a safe week and catch you guys next. Time. Peace.