Kamala Seats Herself At Your Kitchen Table

here with my lump. It's still here. I had the most fabulous female surgeon. Oh my god. She was wonderful. She was fashionable, honey. This woman walked in in a vest okay, no shirt underneath, and I don't know if there was a bra. I'm not that personal. But she walked in and she had some cleavage too, Oh my god. And she's tall six foot if I were straight. Uh, this woman, she was a fabulous woman. And they spent twenty minutes with me just listening to me prather on

and basically what they're gonna do. She said, don't worry. She fully believes it's a lipoma. However, it could be something else. They examined all my other glands and everything, and so now they've ordered an ultrasound and so next week I'm gonna go in and get an ultrasound and that will image the lumps. I have two if one am I growing and one appear, and they're gonna see what they are. But she said, you know, don't not be concerned. She's like, you do you be concerned about

your health, but don't worry. And I said, okay, So I'm going to get an ultrasound next week and hopefully it's a lipoma. She believes it's a lipoma, but we shall see, so you know that's I mean. And then she said, if it is a lipoma and I want it out, she can take it out or just leave it in. And if it gets too big, then take it out or whatever. So God aging, you know, that's

one of my topics today, is aging. There's this new study out that studied all these health records, you know, tens of thousands of health records, and they studied the molecules in your body and they just studied everything, and they found out that you don't age gracefully or gradually. That Actually, when you are forty four you age a lot, and again when you are sixty you age a lot.

Like in those years you age a lot. And so there are these two biological times forty four and sixty where your body undergoes major, major changes and then it slows down. So it's you know, after you're sixty, you age a whole lot at sixty and then you do just gradually age, you know, until you die at forty four, you age a lot until then you're sixty, So it's sixteen years apart. Forty four and sixty are the two ages. Have I can attest to that? How many of you

can attest to that? Because I can attest to that. First of all, in my forties, mid forties, things started to go south, mainly my boobs and my testicles, your south. Gravity started taking over. Their faces started sagging and that sort of stuff. And then at sixty, Oh, just a lot of shit happens at sixty, Just a lot. But the one of the beautiful things that happens at sixty is your give a shit button goes away. You no longer have I give a shit. You just took that

button's gone, You're like, screw everybody. But it's very interesting because in the Bay Area alone, they said that two hundred thousand people fit in to that demographic. And so what they're saying is there needs to be doctors very specifically trained to deal with us when this big wallop of aging happens. Now, what I did find out from this fabulous surgeon today, doctor Herbrera Herberra Habara, Agbarea. Anyway,

she's fabulous. What we did talk about is that as I approached sixty, when I was fifty five, I became a vegan and started exercising every day, and so I actually was fighting my body wanted to age rapidly, and I was deaging my body by being a vegan and by exercising a lot. So it was a yin and a yang going on, and I probably spared myself from some major major aging because of the lifestyle, because of

being a vegan and being active. Not that it won't happen in time, but I have basically pushed against it because at the time that I was to be rapidly aging, I was rapidly deaging, and so they sort of canceled each other out. I can't imagine what I would be like right now at sixty one if I hadn't become a vegan and started exercising ninety minutes a day. I don't. I can't imagine because it's bad enough now, I mean

aches and pains. How many of you out there are over sixty, How many of you and what have you noticed about your body? Because I got to tell you. For those of you who are in your forties, you just wait. For those of you in your fifties, you just wait because once you get to sixty. I mean, it's true. I play ball with Ember, you know, every night for twenty minutes, and when I get up, I have to lean on the couch because my right leg because of my back and my disability and such. I

get up and I limp. I do this for the first I'm making this up. You guys don't know. You're not here, trust me. When I get up from playing ball with Ember at night, it's like it's like this for a few steps, and then the leg here, I'm bending it now, and then the leg, you know, starts to cooperate and the pain and it goes away, and I'm able to function, and I do yoga and I do you know, weights and I run up the hill.

You know, back pain is more often. You gotta get your teeth clean and everything more often because your gums start receding. You know, your hair pretty much, you know, gives you a big fu. All kinds of things start happening as you age in your sixties. And you know, you also start to really be conscious of mortality when you get to sixty, because a lot of Phil Henry,

my friend Phil Henry just lost a friend. And you know, people around you start dying, you know, in their sixties, in their seventies, in their eighties and in their nineties, and so you really become aware of your own mortality in your sixties. And maybe that's why your give a shit button goes away, you know what I mean, maybe maybe in your brain it's like, you know what, I can't care anymore. I can't just I have no more fracts left to give. But I'd like to hear from

you all. If you're around your forties, if you're forty four around there, have you noticed changes, because they say that's when you age rapidly at forty four and then again at sixty. So if you're at sixty or somewhere thereabouts. Have you noticed changes? And you know what, once you're sixty, doctor starts saying the dumbest crap to you. You'll say, well, what's this or what's this? What's this spot here? Oh, it's your age. It's like I don't want to hear,

you know, like, eugh, that's your age. They just start excusing everything. That's your age. That's your age. Doctor, My right arm fell off. Oh that's your age. You know. So, you know, things just start not working or they start not working the way that they used to work. No matter how healthy you are. It happens to everybody, you know, no matter how fit you are. Once you reach sixty,

the aging begins. But what's comforting in the research and by the time you're sixty five, your rapid aging has pretty much stopped and now you're just going to age at a normal pace for the rest of your life, which you know, I guess is comforting. But how many of you have noticed at forty four and sixty that you you're aging sort of accelerated. And they talk about your mother, they say, this is when the Alzheimer's begins. Right now at sixty sixty one, if you're gonna get it.

You're gonna start getting it now. The mall although they just did some miraculous research and they found out that they can reactivate the brain's cleansing system. Part of Alzheimer's. Part of the problem is our brain doesn't get rid of the proteins as much as it could, you know, as it used to, and so they gather up those proteins and cause those Louis body syndromes and other things

in your brain that give you the Alzheimer's. Well, they found thanks to mice, they found that there is a way to reactivate that system in the brain and have it clear out those proteins like it was thirty And I can't wait to see where that research goes, and hopefully it will help people with Alzheimer's down the line. And as you age, do you have a big fear or are you just like, whatever happens happens, I can't

control it. I ain't gonna worry about it till the kids here because there's that school of there are those people who are like, look, something's gonna come along, something's gonna happen. I'm not gonna worry about it right now. I'm not gonna worry about it till it happens. And then there's people and you know who you are, who are like, oh my god, what if I get this? Or my biggest fear is Alzheimer's. It is even more than cancer. My biggest fear is Alzheimer's. I would hate

to not remember my life. I would hate I've had such a life, but you know, I would hate to not remember it, right, miss m I never want to forget you, little girl, and I would hate to not you know, I just Alzheimer's. You know, what's your biggest fear of aging? Mine? And I don't mean dying. What is your biggest fear? Mine is Alzheimer's followed by cancer? Those are my two biggest Like ugh, you know? And a cast member from SNL, which one, oh Victoria Jackson.

She announced today that her breast cancer came back and there's a tumor near her windpipe and she's got like thirty months to live and she's only sixty five, so she'll make like almost seventy which you know she's saying is a good life, but seventy is young. Barber's eighty two share seventy eight going on a tour. So what is your biggest fear about aging? For me myself, it's Alzheimer's in cancer, and the other biggest fear is everybody dying around me. I'm so tired of people my age

younger just dying, you know. I that happened to me during AIDS and all my friends died, And now all my friends are dying because they're old. So yeah, forty four and sixty that's when we age the most. So what do y'all think about that? I'd love to hear your comments down below at YouTube YouTube dot com forward slash really correl. My friend Tyler has just texted me and said, how did the surgeon go? My friends are so fabulous and I know so many of you are wondering.

And the surgeon one as I expected. She felt it said, I think it's a lipoma. Let's get some images and see that. That's what I expected. They did say they could do a biopsy at another facility, could go in with a needle, but she said, given it size, it's like the size of a pee. I'm feeling it right now. She said, given it size, that let's image it first. So forty four and sixty, that's when you know. The other big fear of mine is aging alone. I know I have a lot of friends, but I really want

to find someone special to grow older with. I really, do you know other than miss Ember who's right here by my side, always by my side. Oh, she's aging, she's so gray. She's gonna be nine in November. It just kills me to I mean, she's such a cute little lady. She is, she's becoming a cute little lady and just adorable. But you know, I mean, she's nine, so best case scenario, we got like six or seven years,

which is a lifetime, so I'll take it. So what about you, if you're over sixty, what did you notice around sixty that just started going I just like just started going south? What was it? I'd love to hear your comments down below. All right, we'll save the Kamala topic about the economy till the next segment. What else do we want to talk about today? Oh? The online vet kerfuffle now member is right here next to me, and I love an adore her more than life as

you know. And I have nationwide pet insurance and online a woman posted that she had to put her dog down because she couldn't afford the three thousand dollars for the procedure. I hate to hear that kind of stuff. It has happened to me in the past. My parents have either surrendered dogs or put a dog down because they simply did not have the money for the VET bill. That should be illegal. Every veterinarian should set you up on a sliding scale or a payment. Not this true panion,

not this care credit that rapes you. But VET offices themselves because they are in the business of saving lives. But you know they do have loans of their own and rent to pay and all of that. But I just if I were a VET, I could not put down an animal that I know I could save. Now. I did find out later that this woman was offered to surrender her dog to the VET, and the VET

would have saved its life. But then I thought, well, if she surrenders it and you save its life, that just give it back to her then, and you know online there may be details missing. But I said that that's very horrible. I'm sorry that that happened to you, And perhaps if you get a pet in the future, you should get it insured and get a credit card.

That's just for the pet. And that way, if a catastrophic illness happens, you can charge it on the card like I have one for Ember with a twelve thousand dollars limit that I never use. You can charge it on the card or the insurance will reimburse you. And I got so many haters saying, first of all, pet insurance is not worth it. It is worth it. I don't care what anyone tells you. Pet insurance is worth it. Trust me, I have it, I use it. It's worth it.

Second of all, you know we can't just apply for a credit card and get that kind of limit. Well, then maybe you shouldn't have a pet. What are your thoughts? If you can't afford expensive desk care, should you have a pet? What are your thoughts? Because nowadays I don't think we should. I don't just like a child. But then I would be in the will here And I'd like to take a moment to thank all the patrons ad Patreon your support. That means the absolute world to

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long as we can. All right, we are back stretching a little. You know, I touched on something before the break. I'm glad I'm here, and I you know, and I'm glad my sister's here. But my parents couldn't afford us. They struggled their whole life, and subsequently we struggled shopping at thrift stores for school stuff. So we were picked on by other kids having to go to the free lunch line, so picked on by other kids. You know,

I felt the stigma growing up of being poor. But it was a good thing because I'm not rich now, although I'm very rich. I have a studio here at my home, I have my dog, I have food in my stomach, my mortgage is paid well, I don't have a mortgage. I'm very rich. I'm just not flush in the bank. But that being said, I'm glad i'm here, and I'm glad my sister is here. But my parents shouldn't have had us. They could not afford us. And so when I talk about a pet, my whole life,

we've had pets. Could we afford them? No? And did we actually have to put some down because of the vet bills? Yes? Was that fair to the animal? No? And you know, maybe, as we talked about aging earlier, maybe as you age you see things differently. You're not

as idealistic, perhaps you're more realistic. And to me, if you can't have a savings account of a couple thousand dollars, or have a credit card that's got at least a two or three thousand dollars limit on it, or afford the eighty to one hundred and fifty dollars a month that pet insurance is going to be. Then it just isn't fair to the animal to get the animal because

those expenses are going to happen. There will be something that comes up with your dog or your cat or your gerbil or whatever, where the bill's going to be fifteen hundred or twenty five hundred. It's going to happen. I'm telling you, I've never had a pet where it didn't happen. It's going to happen. They're going to need an X ray or an ultrasound, or they're gonna need some procedure. Ember needs to have a lipoma taken out.

Surprisingly I have one. She has one. Hers is covered by insurance, but I have to pay up front and it will probably be a fifteen hundred dollars or deal. Teeth cleaning every year for a dog or a cat is a thousand dollars. That's about eighty bucks a month, you know, but you have to have their teeth cleans. You can't not you have to do it. I hate the anesthetic part. She's only done it twice in eight years.

I've only done it. But I brush her teeth every day, and they're beautiful, but still they do get a little yellow sometimes and then she has to go in and she's due for another one now, and that's a thousand dollars. And so you know, pet ownership her food every month. You know, I spend probably one hundred and fifty or two hundred bucks a month on her food, on the meat for her food, the vegetables, the oats, and then the urinary track diet. She has bladderstone, she might have

to have those taken out one day. That would be like eight or nine hundred dollars. So if you can't afford that, it's not fair to the animal to have the animal. But the shelters are full here in Las Vegas. Our Animal Rescue Foundation, they took in one hundred and forty three dogs yesterday. Yesterday, they now have over five hundred dogs living in horrible conditions, cages, living in the

corners of rooms. They need fosters desperately. If you're in Las Vegas, or if you're someone that can foster a pet and would love to drive out to Vegas, we have five hundred dogs in our Animal Foundation needing fosters, and so i'd love for everyone to have a dog, and I think that every veterinary clinic could be sliding scale.

If I were Oprah, if I were Mars Incorporated that owns VCA Animal Hospital, I would institute a sliding scale for people who are lower income because they should be able to have a pet just like everybody else, but they and they should also be able to care for it. But see, we don't even do that for people. There are so many people that can't get the medical care

they need because it's just unaffordable. Look at ozepic. We're being told it's the wonder drug, and we know that it battles obesity, and that by getting rid of the obesity, so many other medical problems go away, like diabetes and just a host of others. And yet insurance will not cover it for anything but diabetes. But if you lost weight, it would cure the diabetes in many cases, So why don't they cover it for weight loss. Zep Bound which

is one of those drugs. They're using it for sleep apnea, which I go in September third for an overnight sleep test. They're using it and it's helping people with sleep apnea because they lose weight and by lose and I could lose twenty thirty pounds and they lose weight, well twenty they lose weight and it helps, So why aren't they covering it? So we as people go through this problem ourselves,

and so for animals there's just no hope. And now that there's these corporations, Elizabeth Warren is actually trying to fight the takeover of veterinary clinics by private equity firms and like Mars who owns VCA Animal Hospitals and several other chains Bandfield Animal Hospitals, so one company is owning like oh, she's trying to fight that because they're price fixing, their price gouging, and so it's a two you know,

it's a very thin line for me. I feel everyone would benefit from a pet, and God knows, there's so many pets that need homes. But at the same time, if you're broke, which is when you need a pet something to love, it's not fair because we don't have the infrastructure to care for the pet if it gets sick. We don't have. In some cities there are SpCas and low cost pet clinics, but they just do the basics.

And God blessed but if they needed more than a spay or neuter or checkup, if they need a surgery, if they don't do that, and there should be pet clinics that go on sliding scales, But until there are, is it fair to a pet or a child to bring them in the world if you can't afford them. You know, again, I'm glad I'm here, but my parents could not afford me, and they struggled their whole life because of me, because they had to put food on the table and a roof overhead, and they struggled to

do that. And I caused that because they couldn't afford me. And so it's the same with an animal. You know. I am so blessed that I have a credit card that any emergency could handle Forember, and that she's insured, and that it's a good insurance company that actually pays for things if I didn't have that. But this goes to what Kamala Harris is saying today in her speech about the economy. She wants to make it so private equity firms no longer get tax credits for owning multiple units.

That these companies that come in and buy one hundred single family homes can't get the tax credits for all of those houses. She's trying to get private equity out of the housing market. She wants to do a twenty five thousand dollars first time buyer credit for the down payment and no JD fans. She's not giving that to illegals fresh over the border. He said, Now all an illegal has to do is walk over the border, and Kamala Harris wants to give them twenty five thousand for

a house. He's such a fuck TRD. He really is. He looks like a fuck tard. He's such a fuck TRD. But anyway, these are weird. Those two people are weird. But she wants to do a lot of things to try to help people, particularly first time home buyers, get a house. She also wants to free up some federal land to build affordable housing. She knows these are kitchen table topics and that's what she's tackling. And the other

is the price of food. She is going to go after price gouging corporations as well as supermarket chains and distributors because they're all making billions in profits while they are gouging us at the grocery store. And she's going after that. Kamala Harris knows the way to the White House is through the kitchen table. Global warming, yeah yeah, yeah, you know, but price of food, price of oil, ability

to own a home. You know. I saw a Donald Trump ad today on the BBC because they play local ads during the stream, and it had this couple, an interracial couple of all things, standing out front of a home that said for sale, and it said sold, and they were hugging, and it said making home ownership affordable again, Donald Trump, And I just got that. Mother. No, that's just the biggest lie. That's all he does is lie.

He has no plan to do that. And as The New York Times today spends countless inches inches dissecting Kamali's plan, having all seventeen economists talk about Kamala's plan, of them, none of them, and not one word in The New York Times about Donald Trump's plan that he laid out yesterday. They're doing a twenty sixteen all over again, vilifying the Democrat and not questioning the Republican because they want the tax breaks. The New York Times owned by millionaires. They

want tax breaks that Donald Trump will give them. Their media is in Trump's corner because they're owned by billionaires and millionaires and huge corporations, and they want the environment Trump will bring for that. They could care less about facts or what's better for our country. But Kamalin knows that if she needs to get to the White House, she needs to do it through your kitchen table. Now, I know my audience, and I know a lot of you own your house already, a lot of you, some

of you who is already paid for. Some of you don't have a house. That's the spectrum of the Correll cast. And I mean that I know people I'm not going to name names. A lovely couple in north in California. They have a beautiful home that she wants to move out of and she should and make him go with her because she wants a better kitchen. But it's a beautiful home. It's gorgeous, and I'm sure it's paid for. I mean, I don't know their business, but I'm sure

it's paid for. And so there's people that listen to this show that are living in paid for beautiful homes in the Bay Area. And there's other people listening to this show in other parts of the world, in the country who are literally homeless. I have several homeless listeners, and there's other people who are living in trailers, are living in sheds, they're living, you know, living in tents. Literally. I have a listener who lives in a tent on

a property with a whole bunch of animals. So there's a spectrum of people that listen to this show, you know, and somewhere in that spectrum, Kamala wants to make it easier to help fulfill your housing dreams. You know. Look, a unit in here just sold for two to eighty here in my complex. I paid one fifty nine for this. But even if I sold mine, let's say, because mine is so pretty, let's say that I got three hundred thousand dollars. I only clear about two twenty after everything. Really,

I would probably two thirty. I can't go to another market and buy anything for two thirty. I can't. I can't. Look, there's no market in the United States where I can have a two bedroom, two bath, thousand square foot condo for two hundred and whatever. Thirty thousand dollars is not possible. And so I don't want to say I'm trapped here, but I'm trapped here for a while at least we'll see. So she wants to sit at your table and make it easier for you. Lower food prices, make home ownership

more affordable. I get kind of tired of this first time buyer bullshit, though I really do. There are the people like me I could use help getting into a new home. You know, some sort of plan in San Francisco. There are plans that make houses affordable, but I don't qualify for them. You have to have like very income requirements and this and that and the other thing, and they're just ridiculously low, Like, you know, you have to make thirty thousand dollars a year or something like that.

So I don't qualify. But she knows the way to get to Washington, d C. Is through the kitchen table. And so today she's sitting at it with you, and she's telling you how she wants to lower rent, how she wants to lower buying prices, and how she wants to lower grocery prices. And I believe her. I believe that she wants to take action on these things and actually do it. All right, it's the weekend. Alien Romulus

is out. I saw the original Alien at a screener and oh, the face hugger opened up at the front of the screen. It was that twentieth century Fox and we all went crazy. It was wonderful. That movie scared me. Oh but not like Jaws or anything. Jaw scared me on the water. But go see Alien Romulus if you want to. Bunch of other good movies out playing this weekend, and there's a bunch streaming, so you know, lots of

good entertainment. If you're able to get out in the world because of the temperature, go ahead, get out, have a good time. I'll be back on Monday. Hopefully. I think me and my lump will make it through till Monday. Maybe I'll have her take it out and we'll name it. Put it a little jar called Herbert Herbert the Lump. I am Correll, Lump, and all be who you want to be. Son. Didn't hurt you, buddy. We will see you on Monday. Until then, be sure you comment down below.

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