052: Caviar Dreams

Wow. Man, I didn't know you were really fucking nuts. Hello and welcome to episode number 52 of Unrelenting where the show begins before the theme and goes on long afterwards. I am Darren O'Neil. And the works rate. It is how it works. And he is Gene or sir Gene or. Lord to you. Lord, I am Lord Gene, the Scottish Manor. That's the Scottish letter. Of the. Lord, Lord of the Scottish Square foot. So it's a scam. I can't believe that people would scam you. I now. Right. It's, what are they called.

Something titles like. Somebody in the audience will know because there's ads for them on every frickin YouTube channel lately. And some of them have stopped doing the ads because they realize it's a scam. But some, you know, not so much. They just keep in the ads for a. Lot of times they get a lot of money before they realize it's a scam. Well, so they don't want to cancel the contract that gets them. So right now they're paying they're paying 200 bucks an episode through ads.

Well, for that particular now, it it's like count what it's something titles. Yeah, it's the fake titles from Hong Kong. It should be called fake titles, but it's like progressive titles or exclusive titles or something like that. You can buy one square inch of land in the country of your choice. Exactly. On the moon you can own a piece of the moon. Zealand selling in that. Maybe the Chinese have landed on the moon now. So is it established titles? Established titles. That's the one.

Thank you. Which is a great name for a scam. Right. Established titles. So totally established scam. It's very, totally established. Exactly. So based out of Hong Kong, the government of Scotland says that's not a thing. You don't get to buy a square foot of land and get a title. Anybody that wants an official title as to owned acres and acres of land and be registered in the book of heraldry. The woods, which I'm pretty. Sure you can't do unless you're Scottish. You have to wear a kilt.

You have to have a family tree. They have some haggis. You can't just throw a seat over to Scotland and get a title, then the work that way. There was actually a hilarious show back in the seventies called To the Manor Born and BBC. I am not familiar with that part. Were you not watching BBC one then back in the seventies? Come on. What's wrong with you? I didn't know it existed in the 1970s. The moment it was a show, God was Doctor Who in the sense. Yes, Doctor who was great.

So to the Manor Born was a show about a lady whose husband died, the lord of the manor died. And after the taxes were done and their state was, you know, sort of analyzed, they realized that the the the husband had a big gambling problem. Anyway, the point is, she's now poor, so had to have to sell the manor and move into the cottage because, you know, every manor has a cottage.

And so the funny bit about this show is that you have this English aristocrat with the aristocratic language and the aristocratic. I guess you know what she's used to. Yes. Lifestyle. Yeah. And tendencies is the word I was looking for is Socratic tendencies. Who has sold her manor to this sort of millionaire businessman? Upstart. And here's the worst part about it. Who is a Polish immigrant?

Oh, no. Yeah. And so not only is he not of actual British blood, but he brought his mother from Poland to live in the manor. Pierogi for everybody. Exactly. And so it's this it's this sort of typical British understated humor. You know, like she's got a Rolls-Royce, right? But it's like a 1927 Rolls-Royce. So it's 50 years old. Back in the seventies.

It's all these things where they're showing that these new immigrants that are flooding to the country from Poland are becoming a rich and then are taking over the place. Ruining everything for everybody. This that this is in the in the age of, you know, in the English empire setting, as it were. And I think the show somewhat represented that through a a a single English manner makes sense. But I mean, isn't that the dream to die with not one penny left to go through everything you got?

Well, not one to your husband does it through gambling. Okay. Very sure. I mean, he got his wish, right. But it's still a 40 something year old woman who was you know. But that is exactly what Charles Barkley in an interview recently said, that he's tired of his freeloading family. He gambles, he spends all this money because his dream is to spend his last dollar with his dying breath, to leave nothing behind. Well, it's funny, because I think Bill Gates said the same thing about his kids.

And I'm pretty sure you said the same thing about his. Oh yea. I know you wanted to talk about your years on your mind. Yeah, well he is not just English for a the way the Lord of the manor talks. It's also apparently a basketball player. Yeah. He the rapper, media mogul. Designer, honest, the. I have never heard of this guy until this whole latest round of news popped up. I thought you just had dinner with him the other night. Well, I hadn't heard of him until I had dinner with.

I mean, honestly, he was in town. He was. But he. Nick Fuentes. Well, Nick, I know, but no, he is he showed up in town just recently. And did you know. You are so getting canceled? Oh, my God. He like for a while I was thinking that. Okay, what's the what's the plan here? Is it just to screw with Trump? Make sure Trump doesn't get elected by associating him with somebody? He's got a bad reputation. It's like, what is what is the master plan that's happening?

I'm more of the thought now that I think he's just extremely bipolar and he's not taking his meds. Which ye or Trump. He. I mean, I thought the most I don't I think Trump I don't understand why I thought it was a good idea to have a meeting with a well, I've got a more politically incorrect way of saying it on my own show.

I don't want to take down your show, but it basically a guy who is insane and believes that Hitler was a good guy, a guy who may not be insane and, you know, has some viewpoints that 5% of the US population shares. But certainly not mainstream. And the guy who's pretending not to be gay and they're literally having a dinner with these guys seem like pretty much the worst thing you can possibly do if you're trying to run for reelection, which I've said Trump's not going to get elected anyway.

So I'd say we're getting more and more solidly on that point. I think a lot of people agree with that because he's got his base and his base there. Not all of it. Yeah, the base doesn't matter. The base doesn't get you elected. What gets reelected? We've learned that undecided vote yes. And you're not going to win them over. With that said, I think, one, it's interesting that it was Milo Yiannopoulos that claimed that he was the orchestrator of this dinner.

Which. Yes, yes. Which may be the case that I just find it to be very funny that you're like reading the news story on this. And it's like Trump dines with white supremacist. Mm who was brought by. A black guy named Dee. So it's like, Wait, you're really bad white supremacist. If one of your buddies is a black guy just saying that doesn't go along with the alleged. What people would think when you think white supremacist.

Yeah I mean it's not so much it's that that sentence totally makes sense in the context of of Jews not being white. I see. Well, I guess, yes. There's a very distorted way to look at. This privacy here isn't against black. People, right? It's against Jews. So I get it. It is a very bizarre thing for me to try to wrap my head around, because I think that is just. Well, I have bipolar. No. So that that's why it's much. Harder to go.

With that said, I also think somebody having a meal with somebody does not mean that they sign off on what these people believe. I mean, if you. Had if you had a meal, that's not what they said at the Last Supper. Right? Right. You had a meal with Barbaros. Yeah. So that's a buddy of mine. We do a show together. Don't agree about everything. Just. Oh, my God. So agree on literally everything you are. I've listened to our last episode. It was a love fest.

I mean, I tried to listen to it at 18 times speed, but it was still 36 hours. And I was like, I don't know if I have that kind of a time commitment. It was only 6 hours. Come on, don't lie. But this whole thing was just so. Because anything Trump does gets massive media attention and it would all be treated negatively no matter what. But that is just the society we live in.

Tom Hanks, who is a liberal dude, is starting a coffee company, which I'm guessing, okay, they're just buying the coffee from somebody reselling it under his name. Probably child labor coffee. Very. I guess it very well could be. But the great. Name for a coffee company, if someone's wanting to start one, you could talk to me about the rights, the name. Child labor, coffee. I like that. This is like Hanks or something for the service. Yeah, I was Forrest Gump coffee. A legit kind.

It kind of is because it is a entity that 100%, according to what he is saying, the press release, 100% of the profits are going to veteran organizations, which is a really good thing. I mean, I think as far as charities go. Is it so or is it just pandering and social? Well, those would be pandering, but I think the charities are good ones, so I don't know what his motives are, but he seemingly is trying to do something positive. I mean, I am on your way.

You ought to give money to Doctors Without Borders so that millionaires can get money from you and other. Yeah, I thought you put all your money into FedEx and then it goes to Ukraine and then they buy some weapons, and then those weapons are sold or they accidentally go into Poland. If you're going to put the money somewhere, it should be Alameda and then FDX because that's how they funneled it out of FDX. Oh, it's so hard to follow all that stuff.

But there's only 172 different companies that were all registered to the same guy. I don't see how it's that difficult. Right? I want to know what this scam and I'm a scam is easy. It's called crypto. All right. Overall, says the guy who puts $100 in the crypto every paycheck. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm down to 50 bucks. Yeah, well, see, that's good. What did I what is the the pile of crypto also. My, my average is now gotten so low that 50 bucks is enough.

Yes, I'm getting twice as much crypto for the 50 bucks that I used to get for 100. Like what a value that is. Mm hmm. It is all absolute insanity, but a lot of times it's hard to figure out these scams. This there was a YouTube scam that I can't figure out, which it may just be about. Was it's going Scottish titles? It should be. But this was even weirder because I was looking at reviews on space heaters because, well, it's getting cold here in Iraq.

And as I. Think we're shipping all our space heaters to Germany right now. But that is possible because they've got a bigger issue. It's not that, you know, they just can't afford to run the the fuel. Yeah. They don't have any gas. They can't get the fuel, which. Is somebody in the UK decided to blow up some pipelines. You can't trust the people in the UK. But while I was looking for these reviews, I found multiple videos on multiple units that were different video with the exact same audio.

That's awesome. Uh huh. Which I couldn't figure out. Like, well, what's the what's the scam? I don't understand. Why the scam is. It's made in the same factory where they're competing with each other. But no, it's just it was the same person doing the review, that audio. Oh, was it for you? So they just stole the review from one and used it for the other. It's kind of like they stole somebody else's video footage of that unit and put their own audio to it.

And I can't figure out, one why you would want to do that unless you were trying to do some kind of like how would you even get this as far as a, you know, just the amount of videos about the product? What would it you know, I it's not like you're getting more hits because that's kind of diluting everything when. You're talking about Amazon reviews or on their own website. No, this was just on YouTube.

So I went in and did YouTube reviews and found like a bunch of reviews and realized it was the same audio, but different video was awesome. Which weird. It was absolutely. Weird. I think this is called getting lazy. It could be. And deciding just to shoot a bunch of video with your iPhone and then use the same audio. See have to pay somebody who speaks English, which clearly the video was made by somebody in China. I see that.

Okay, so maybe it is just getting hits and the guy whose audio it is has no idea his ideas had. No idea. The. Idea. That makes the most sense that the guy who did the audio was actually doing and allegedly whatever as as honest of a review as one could do on. YouTube. And somebody else just decided, I'm going to take that. So I don't you're right. So you don't have to pay somebody. This is the people in China. And then you have to figure out how a scam works. I'm happy to answer questions.

You do consulting at well, I. Am a legitimate businessman, so I have to understand scam. Angry Russian scam consulting. You can find that in Russian scam consulting dot are you and we'll just say hey that was just a short break for those of you listening live. Yeah hopefully like the commercial breaks the. Minute Jean said something about scams, we were gone and I knew it was. How much, you know, the internet is made to be disconnected. It is. And I knew it was coming.

I knew that was going to happen when Comcast was like, we're going to we're going to be fixing that in the morning. I'm like, Well, that means exactly when we're going to be on. And sure enough, like 20 minutes in, boom, there we go. But now the beautiful thing is I did multiple tests and the packet loss is now zero. So they fixed whatever the price. To begin. With. For Comcast, that's not always easy. Right? I mean, you really shouldn't complain too much.

Lately they've had more issues than we've had in years and usually they get it taken care of. You know, what I have more of is not internet disconnects. I've had more power outages, short ones like for 5 minutes, but way more this year than I recall. And that is also an oddity because it's not like a massive failure that's taking it offline for a long period of time. And the little glitches, if you don't have battery backup on everything can be a real pain in the ass.

I just ordered a new battery for one, the one that died at my parents house. I just bought them a new one, took that one home and ordered a replacement battery and will use that down in the basement because I'm running for an ass devices and I don't have battery backup down there, so I need to change them. Yes, you do. It's living dangerously. I'll tell you that. The habit I got into is just buying you ups every three years. Pretty much because that's when the batteries die and you get better.

And some. Some are easy to change. Well, and here's the thing. Yes, you can change batteries on most. So me and I'd say most of the big ones, but the battery cost is not cheap. And when you replace it, I've never had a replacement battery lasts as long as a normal one, so I've just given up at this point. Well, that's that was I was looking and for the one I had a couple of cyberpower I think is the brand name. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

I mean basically when they sell you a replacement, it's a motorcycle battery. The well I've bought and I've always bought directly their brand. It's like ten bucks more than all of the Chinese knockoffs on on Amazon and the brand. It seems like it's the exact battery that was in them and I've had good luck, but I know that's not it's not guaranteed that the battery is going to have the original. Well, you got to remember, what you don't know is what the manufacturing date of that battery is.

And it sat on the shelf for as long as you've had yours. Right. Putting that replacement in. Yeah, it's three. It'll be better, but it's not going to be like the same as that one was brand new, you know. Now you can buy they are making lithium ups batteries or I should say ups with lithium batteries. But the price is like three X. Yeah. So for a $250 ups, which is what most NAS devices are going to want, you're going to pay 750 bucks for that with.

The nobody wants to spend that because it's not sexy unless you constantly have power issues. Right? Right. It's not sexy. It's like there's nothing the lithium should last year, about ten years. But yeah. Lithium firebomb C Brooklyn and the drill room calcium. Well yeah. Lithium batteries explode. Oh shit. That that is just. Now. It's gasoline explosions for way more explosions than lithium explosions. Yes, lithium is extremely safe. The only time is it explodes is when there's a short.

And you don't want to be around when that. Happens. And it's that's kind of like saying, well, yes, but gasoline explodes. Yeah. When you stick it next to life, flame. Right. And it wasn't the fault of the batteries. What model number of Samsung phone was it that was just start all started. Yeah, they all started catching fire. Yeah. Well that's poor design. I mean that, that's not like that same battery. If it was used in a different phone that was designed differently, would not have exploded.

Exactly. So you can't blame the battery. And I've tried, dude, I believe me. I've put like lithium batteries that I've drilled through into water just to try and make them explode. They almost never explode. When you're trying to. This is a great way when. You're trying to when you're trying to explode. Yeah.

I mean, there's videos on the Internet that tell you exactly how to cut off the top and bottom and then unwrap the lithium from inside, taking out dielectric and then how to make a bomb out of it. But it's the YouTube channel for the angry Russian prepper out there yet. Or is it still working on that? We haven't checked them on your works. It's in the works. It's I'll I'll let people know when everything's copacetic. You have products on Amazon the other week.

I know you had boxes and boxes of merch. I do have I? Yes. Okay. So if you want to hear it, here's fears, part of the snafu. So I'm very happy we ordered a limited production run as the first production run because after everything was all said and done, I got all the boxes in the garage and getting ready to get everything from out of the Amazon.

Of course, while we were waiting for the boxes from China, Amazon said, Oh, so it's been 30 days and you guys haven't finished the creating the product page. So we'll just go ahead and delete that for you. There you go. So I had to redo that, get everything ready, right. Shipped to Amazon. And I just was taking photos of the box for the pictures for Amazon. And I noticed that there's like a sentence in the descriptions that clearly came from the template that the guy who made the packaging used.

That. We don't have in our package. And it's like Jesus Christ. So that means I got to go through and manually for every single box, like cover that up with something or like a black sharpie. I just like, right, I can see you sitting there with a sharpie and like fixing every box by hand, every box. But like, this is what I need to be doing on an hourly rate basis, is sitting there with boxes and fixing them.

One of them is going to turn four that I don't I don't have and I currently don't have an intern. I'm between interns right now, believe it or not. Well, if you are. I don't have kids. So that makes it, you know, I don't have free slaves to do this. Right. But I mean, there has to be a college nearby, if you could, if you're 18 to 1, is a college nearby. But believe me, the college students I know, they're not a this is not something they would be doing, nor.

Are they going to be on the cover of Maxim magazine any time. They might be on the cover of Maxim, but they're not going to be sitting there fucking around with my name, right? No hot chick has been messing around with your boxes for a long time. Oh, it's been a while, though, when what gets in the way. Nobody's really is at it. Covid's. Like, all of a sudden, we're scared. I know, right? It's crazy. AIDS didn't do it, but COVID. Yeah, well, it kind of did to back in the day.

And it killed everybody. But still the. Buzz. Exactly. You remember that dazed and confused movie We are. Yeah, I do that one. I love that. Number. Yeah, that was shot post-COVID but really took place pre-COVID. Sorry private. That was pre AIDS. Post AIDS took place pre AIDS. There we go. That's what I meant to say. It's the way it works. It's win and we are unexpected. There's people questioning, not some cheap run by night plan, although some might argue. Yeah, I would argue.

That everybody's like, well, get a backup. Well, yeah, I've been. A backup man. You know what? You have to pay for a backup. Yeah, it's $104 for StarLink satellites. Right. Your backup. From Elon. You out? Help me out, brother. Help you, brother out. Hey, I hear StarLink comes with free Twitter. It should be free blue checkmark. Yeah, yeah. But there is really nothing else available here.

I keep hoping that one of these, like wide open west or Google would come in with fiber or somebody would do something out here. But. Well, you're too far out of the city, apparently. Yeah. It's Monopoly. We're outside of Crook County. Mm. Although it's a fairly large area. It's not like we're out in the sticks, but we have running cable and all that, I guess costs money. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They don't want to do it. Why would they. They have have and.

Trying to get something like AT&T, they're, they're the ones that are like, hey, it's only $50. Like get the. Old days when companies like Google actually disrupted the establishment of cable companies by putting in fiber themselves. Yeah. Then like two cities. And they went. Yeah, well the one I live in they did so bastards. But I think it was four cities all said. And then. The last I checked, AT&T here was like, Hey, we could do it for 50 bucks, which somehow.

That's pretty good. Well, yeah, four. Two megabits per second was the and right now that's like what I'm paying for. Yeah. Comcast or a gig because adding the extra phone lines which we do have Comcast for the cell phone as well by adding phone lines and I think we talked about that when I went through this a few months back. They had a promotion and I really don't understand why, but they gave me a free Google Pixel.

As long as you ported a number which you can buy a number from Google Voice for three bucks or something. Yeah, they won't give you the phone for free and they had a program that whether it's still going on, I don't know. But it was $30 off your Internet bill for two years. So I'm like, wow, right. I'm like, You're going to get it. You're going to give me a free phone and you're going to give me $30 off my Internet for the next.

Didn't you get an iPhone like two years ago doing the same thing? Yes. Exactly. So anybody that says there's no deals out there aren't deal with. Talk to Darren. He's got your deals right here. Especially if you are not tied to your phone number. If you're willing to drop your old phone number. You know that you live in Chicago, right? That's where the deals come in. You can have to drop your old phone number. Well, it is where the deals come in because I just ordered some groceries here online.

And the price of meat in Austin is definitely real. It's getting real here. Real quick, we're going to push it. We're probably going to push 100 bucks a pound before too long. Well, here's how you know, things are getting worse. Just the simple egg. My mom asked me the question this morning. She was complaining about the price of eggs, which I think is like 399, a dozen. Now. That's that's for the generic eggs. Yeah. The good eggs are ten bucks. A dozen.

I went in which we just get the, you know, the normal Myer brand, which is our grocery store. They're whatever eggs they are, the grade-A day, whatever. Yeah, it was a year ago because since COVID I've been buying everything where we just go pick it up, right. Yeah. You could take a look at your old receipts. So I went in and one year ago the two dozen eggs was $3 and 29 or 339 for two dozen eggs. Now that is 549 for the two is almost double, not quite, but almost double in price.

But that's real, man, because we already most people I don't know what you spend. I think you're incorrect. They think under Trump, eggs cost more than under Biden. I think you're clearly incorrect on this. Your memory is not working properly, including receipts. Those clearly are Russian disinformation receipts. Nothing of the. Russians have hacked the grocery stores and they're making it, you know, like the grocery.

It occurred to me what's happening right now with this whole sending more money to Ukraine or with Russia thing? I think that I think Russia is taking a page out of Ronald Reagan's playbook and has realized that the best way to beat them is to bankrupt them. That is exactly what you do. Because they're not spending 100 billion to fight the war in Ukraine. No, they're spending 1050. In the United States. The deficit just keeps running higher. Which China owns. So that's convenient.

How China is making more money off of the war of the Ukraine, that is really only just costing the US money and it's quite it's costing Europe a complete deindustrialization. Well, don't forget, you know, throw in all of the fake money like the crypto that just disappears, know. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's, it's only fake money until somebody traded it for real money before it disappeared. Yeah, that's true. There's real money attached to that fake money.

And the crypto, the real fake crypto was the FTC, which was their own cryptocurrency. See that FDX used and they effectively were issuing their own cryptocurrency and then using their own bank, which they owned to get loans against that fake cryptocurrency that they invented in US dollars and using the crypto as an asset. Well, it's where it is. You know, money is created by banks, not the government. So if you have a bank charter, you're literally have a printing press.

And that's exactly what they were doing. They were creating assets that were very questionable in order to be able to secure loans from a bank that they themselves owned, which can then, you know, provide loans that realistically have a very low chance of ever getting paid back. And when those loans crash and burn them in the bank can't reclaim that money. It has to rent it off. The assets that were backing it are of course now worthless. So the printing press.

So somebody had one of those for the printing press. Well, yeah, it's all you need is a bank charter and Kanye West, which is a good transition. Yeah. We're back. To Cotton. Yeah. You know, he. He's been trying to buy a bank over a while. He's been trying to buy a parlor. Do. Yeah. And well. And I don't think things are going well for good old town west. No. Kind of funny though if his name is Tan Ye, he's counting you a con man, right? He thought he was bigger than Jesus.

He thought he was the guy. That all the. Entertainment. I think he thinks he is Jesus, first of all, could be. I think he thinks the Jews are out to get him just like Jesus thought. That could very well. Be. A little wacky, no doubt. Oh, my God. He is. He's a classic case of a, you know, a crazy person. Yeah, well. He's wacky with billions going to. Diagnose some of them. And I thought better of diagnosing somebody on the podcast since we don't provide medical advice.

Yeah. Well, he still has millions left. I don't know if he still is. He might have a couple he might have a couple of million left by the time it's done. I think this is this is kind of playing out that wonderful movie with Eddie Murphy. Welcome to America. The other wonderful movie with Eddie Murphy, where he swaps where he swaps places with Dan Aykroyd. Oh, right. With the prostitute. That was pretty good prostitute night.

Mary Beth. Hey, we're rating of the movie Prostitutes on the next unrelenting send. Well, there are a lot of movies with I mean, I thought, you know, there's a good chunk a good movie. Prostitutes, Julia Roberts, Kim Basinger. Kim Basinger was one. And then in that particular movie, then Aykroyd, it was What's her face? Oh, what's her face? The Halloween check, the Jamie Lee. Curtis. The Halloween check. Yeah. You know what I'm talking about. Of course. Jamie Lee Curtis is.

Pretty good at figuring out who I'm talking about when I say very. One. Right. That one check in the. Thing, checking the chink. In the thing. Just a little indie flick that Sofia Bush played a prostitute was based on a song by Todd Snider, and I was just really intrigued. And how was she as a prostitute? How did you rate her right up there? I mean, I. Thought she was kind of hot. That's the voice that Sophia Bush brings to the table. One, she's very cute, but she has that little rasp

in the voice that you just go, Yeah. Mm. The voice makes a difference. Yes. The voice just tells you that you just feel like saying yes, mommy, right? Yes, yes, yes, please. As you suck on your thumb and play with your teddy bear wearing a BDSM outfit. When I don't have any of that. With. Oh my. I must have just been reading the news and. You're like, you might be reading Joe Biden's blog again. No, I was not smelling Joe Biden's blog. No, that would be bad.

You don't want to do that. But plenty of. So he was on Alex Jones and happened to be wearing a piece of clothing from Guess who? Well, not only was he an Alex Jones, he brought along his buddy Nick Fuentes there, too. Yeah. Yeah. And Nick Fuentes, they like their. Buddies now or what? They're they're best friends because Nick's such a racist that he hangs out with a black dude nonstop. Makes sense. Although technically, more of a mexican black dude. But sure.

Tonya, you think is more Mexican black. With his Mexican black? I did not know that. Yeah, it's that Mexican. I did not know that. How do not know that? I don't know. My wife sold his mom some tile before she had her untimely death. Oh, really? Yeah. Tile fall on her head. No, she had. She went to like some third world country or some unlicensed doctor for like liposuction or some kind of plastic surgery thing. And it killed her. So when the sign says redo liposuction, you should avoid it.

I mean, when your son's got millions of dollars, maybe you can at least find an accredited doctor. I don't know if they're estranged or what. I don't think they were like. I think you look for somebody that's good at what they do. Yeah. I mean, our buddy Adam Curry just had a lot of dental work done. Do you think he just like. No dental. In the Yellow Pages? You know, voodoo. Dental? I think. So. I think that's what he did. Where can I get this done is absolutely possible.

I think Tina looked initially and then said, Adam, you're going to go hear this guy sign up, he'll. Fix you up. Which Adam seems to be happy about his doctor, which is great. Yeah. If you find a good one, you're lucky I didn't. I'm. I'm probably going to go to a different dentist and get a second opinion on the crap that's been done from this dentist. That may not be a bad idea. No. Yeah.

Yeah. The other thing you got to remember is all doctors, dentists, all of them, pretty much they're basically blue collar workers. They're they're working on a equivalent equivalent to car, except that it's made of living matter. Yeah. And there's nothing magic here in India you would not put up from a car mechanic being wrong as much as people put up from a doctor being wrong. Yes, doctor vouching for one. Yeah. Well, was this all exactly what's going to happen now? None of that happened.

Yeah, nothing. Nothing like that happened. So just keep that in mind. That medicine is a blue collar profession. If you want a better hire opinion, then you have to look at what's coming out of the pipeline and research and not not trust your doctor. No medical opinions given on the show. But I just I think too many people just think of their doctor, kind of like they think of their priests, like the guys get some kind of inside connection to the big guy in the sky, right? This band, you know.

FOUSHEE And then realistically, that's just not the case. Your doctor does not have any connection to anybody. In fact, since this is their job and their job only makes money when they're treating patients so that they can bill the insurance companies. Most doctors don't actually keep up with medical literature. That would be times spent. That's not making money. No billable hours.

Non billable hours don't work for doctors, so they rely on pharmaceutical companies coming by with free samples to tell them what's the latest. Coolest thing in the pipeline is. Hey, magic drugs. That'll fix everything. Well, that's what certainly the insurance companies would like in that insurance. The drug companies would like you to think and someday they'll get around to testing those. So I think, yeah, definitely he should be on some kind of fix them up drugs.

You got to be a little bit stabilized. I think for his benefit he should be seeking professional help of all sorts. Yeah. And other. Thing. Trump are very much alike. Not of the voodoo kind. Well, they are now because neither one of them is gunfire. I don't think Trump is as crazy, but they are. Both have massive narcissism tendencies and they both have enough money. Well, at least Kanye did.

I don't know if he still does, but they both had the money that let them get away and slide with a lot of stuff that other people couldn't get away with. Well, I think Milo takes the cake for being the most narcissistic. I mean, this guy literally had a career of doing nothing but talking in extremely flamboyant, sort of shocking communication, but saying things that don't go along with their flamboyant homosexual tendencies, which he still has.

Conservative Republican words. Yeah. Which I think I don't think gives a shit about politics. I think Milo only gives a shit about one thing and that is Milo. And when fucking boys and doing a variety of different drugs and being flamboyant about it while going to college campuses and talking about how great Ronald Reagan is seemed to be a good way of getting Milo promoted. That's what Milo did. And then it stopped being a good way of promoting him. And he is now pretending to no longer be gay.

Well, we know that he is going through a divorce. And David Boies, d'Amboise, says remind Sir Gene what he was like through his own divorce proceedings. Have I missed stories of your divorce proceedings? I was great during my divorce proceedings. Yeah. You were. You were the tops. I was the tops. Because we had a very amicable divorce since my legal fees were all paid for by my company. Was anybody and hers weren't? Oh, well, no. Nobody was shot.

In fact, I sold my wife's old firearms back to her. Well, that was very nice that she didn't shoot you with them, so that was at least very big. Oh, we're. We're friends. Most divorce proceedings get a little messy at this. People focus on the emotional aspect. Well, yeah, well, that's what most people care. You know, again. Divorce is a contract between two corporations. This world is not logical. Mm hmm. Which is how we've gotten into the political mess we are.

Because people don't follow facts and figures and logic. They're won over by very cheap parlor games to get your emotions. Parlor. I see what you're doing there. I see. There you go. That wrong? Although, I mean, let's all be honest. Parlor gab, truth social. They all suck. Gab I think is probably the most self-sustaining because it has definitely found its niche with the neo-Nazi crowd. Well, that's a good crowd to bring in, too. I mean. Well, but, you know, spending money.

They are spending money. They're spending enough money to keep gab going and provide the additional services. GAB has never I mean, we can pretend that Twitter is ever going to be a true free speech platform. But the reality is free speech means hate speech. There is no need to protect any other speech than hate speech because all other speech, there's no one to protect it from. And so Gab, I think, has taken the very straight line, which is it's allowed, unless it's literally illegal.

Which makes more sense. If there's a court directive for something, GAB will abide by it. But there isn't a court directive. GAB isn't going to be the one to say, Oh, well, this is clearly hate speech. This is free speech that is trying to induce violence. There's no such thing. All speech induces violence. That's the point of speech is to be able to convey information without having to raise your fists. So I think Gab's got it right.

Unfortunately, the side effect is it's full of, you know, neo-Nazis. I'm not going to disagree with that. I just get really tired. I've got an account on GAB and I get on maybe once every six months just to see if anything's changed. And generally within the first three or 4 minutes, I start seeing swastikas. So I'm pretty sure gab has not changed in years that it's been around. But I'm also okay with that.

Like I have no problem with that crowd having a platform that they are on, they're not getting kicked off and that they're supporting that platform financially. I'm totally fine with there's no issues there. Right? Because ideas are that. They're just ideas. If you don't commit a crime, then yeah, that's I mean, that that is exactly. You're right. That is the speech that needs to be protected.

It's the only one because all a speech protected from what other speech doesn't need protection because it doesn't it's not going to result in anybody getting their panties in the wad. So hate speech is literally the speech that people get pennies know out over. Now, the funny thing is, and I mean, I hate even following artists online because then you're going to find out how really stupid they are, you know, like Jack White who had, like, Jack White music. Yeah, I like Jack Black music.

Probably better maybe than the Jack White. But he posted on Instagram the screen capture of Kanye's account being suspended and posted. So, Ellen, how's that free speech thing working? Well, he's not wrong. I have to agree with you. I see that. Part. Okay. I'm like, where is he going with this? Because I agree. Free speech. Yeah. Should be free speech. But he continues, which is where you start getting mad because there is that leftist word. He says, Oh, I see.

So you have to choose who gets free speech and who doesn't. That right. What kind of crybaby liberals suspend someone's free speech. Right? It's like, well, one, I don't think Ellen is really considered liberal. I don't really care. He is. Conservative. He still consider himself liberal. He says conspiracy liar. Alex Jones doesn't get free speech either.

That's true. Yeah. And this is my problem is that Elon Musk, first of all, when he bought Twitter, made a big fuss about saying that these are free speech absolutists and he thinks that people ought to have the right to say things that are offensive. But that's how he starts things, right? This is his prelude. Then when asked, oh, great. So when is Alex Jones going to be back on the for platform?

And his reply is Never my kid died in my arms and people that I can't remember his exact quote but something to the effect of people that make use of parents of the parents of dead children's feelings will never have a place in Twitter if something to that effect that's not a direct quote but you can look it up yourself. So essentially saying I don't like what Alex Jones said, so therefore he's just never going to be back on this platform. But I'm still a free speech absolutist. Okay.

Well, now he's gotten rid of of ye. He's a crazy person, or at least mentally unstable. Nonetheless, I don't believe he's committed any crimes. I don't think that him putting up a photo of a swastika or saying that Hitler is a good guy should constitute enough to take him off the platform. If Elon Musk actually meant what he said about free speech, because again, the only speech that needs to be protected is speech that is controversial.

All other speech doesn't need the safety of they have that protection. Right. Because I would think somebody like Carnegie is doing more harm to himself with that kind of messaging if you leave it out. So, yeah, this is a guy who is talking about running for president. Yeah. Then it ever happening. So taking it down doesn't make as much sense. But of course, you know how Jack White standing out protected. Who's being protected by anybody can he being taken down?

Nobody. Nobody? No. But you think whites going for free speech here. But he's really not being okay. Well, it sounded like he was right. I know. This is what the this is the insanity here. He's like conspiracy liar. Alex Jones doesn't get free speech either. I see. So you're learning that these folks incite violence and hatred, but Trump doesn't. All capital letters. So we're back to Trump and. Well, that's clearly that dude's blindspot. Is he?

He can see things rationally up until he gets to the edge and then he just jumps off. And then it's right. And then it's fine, because if it's Trump, then we nobody deserves free speech. Yeah, I don't think Trump incited anything. And by the way, incitement is protected under free speech like there's you can incite violence. And I disagree with the laws.

There are some laws in the books, obviously, that say that you can be charged with incitement, which is bullshit, because that is literally the type of free speech that is protected under the First Amendment. It is free speech to say what your opinion is and including calling for things to change for the better, even if you have a shitty opinion, and even if your changes are wrong like that, who gets to decide? Who gets to say?

Because if you follow the rules that Elon Musk and, this dude, are whining, but even even just Elon Musk, then the entirety of our founding fathers would have had their Twitter accounts deleted. Yeah, people have mentioned that a lot of because. They were inciting a revolution from the mother country of. England. Even beyond that, even early in. Violent revolution, mind you. Right.

But even beyond that, the presidential races, the what the words that came out of Donald Trump's mouth are nothing compared to some of the early presidential candidates. What was printed in the papers, I mean, absolutely nothing. I mean, it wasn't an instantaneous message, but that wasn't like there was decorum and these guys were polite to each other. It's like it's yeah, didn't happen. So it's just a different medium.

But where Jack White thinks this is going comes then next with is it that liar Jones an anti-Semite egomaniac Kanye can't provide tax breaks for billionaires. The way the former president could, or that maybe the controller of this free speech is insulted personally, or that just maybe there needs to be, oh, I don't know, rules and regulations and or else you breed chaos. So again, this fucking asshole Jack White plays a fine guitar. Well, you want to put rules and regulations on speech.

Go fuck yourself. Yeah, well, I think I would agree with that part of it, but at the same time, it is a private company. They can do what they want. Well, until the government decides they're going to step in, which they very well could. I don't think they could at this point. Back when Twitter was a publicly traded company and people were urging the government to step in and Twitter kept saying, well, we're a private company, we could do whatever we want.

Now, that phrase is actually more true because it is no longer a publicly traded company. It is a private enterprise owned 100%. By one. By companies. Well, I mean, they got a few investors, but it's it's completely owned by his company is holdings company. So yeah it is not a it's not a publicly traded entity which makes government control a lot more difficult because they can't use the Fed rules.

And again, Jack White saying it's nice to watch in real time as you learn that all things need to be regulated, whether that be guns, drugs, alcohol, assembly or speech because of the danger. Of mostly rock and roll, music needs to be banned. That's the first thing we need to regulate. Clearly, the Gores were correct. Yes, I can. Leave this, you know, this kind of shit coming from people in rock music that you're like, what. If they. Don't be regulated? What a big fucking asshole thinks.

Oh, you know what? Guns need to be regulated. Drugs do. Burnouts. They're a bunch of druggie burnouts. But he is a Jack White. To be fair, I don't think he's ever done. I don't. Know if he is or isn't, but I'm going to generalize because it's a true statement for the majority of people that are performing musicians is that drug abuse is rampant, but. It's like everything needs to be regulated. What kind of a fucking world. Child is that? Yes, exactly. Because you can't take care of yourself.

You can't go, hey, this person is saying something I don't like. I can either tell him you're full of shit or I can just not listen to him. You have. Incidentally, a lot of famous people are children because they're used to living with handlers that will tell them what to say, what to do, what to wear, what to, you know, you name it at every opportunity.

And this is actually what made early Twitter kind of fun when people that were completely controlled by their handlers all of a sudden had this thing on their phone where they could post their own thoughts without a filter. Right. And that's when you started realizing just how dumb most of them are. Now, I'm not going to read the all the rest, but he says, Do the right thing, Ellen, and don't provide other hatemongers offstage. Well, yeah. So this guy, like, he ought to be banned pretty much.

I just don't it's like, well, here's the thing. Who gets to decide who is the hate monger? Because I as somebody that is to the right politically, I see Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and a lot of people on the left. And I'm like they seem to me like they're hatemongers. Now, people on the left point to Donald Trump and other people in the Republican Party and say they're hatemongers who get to decide which ones they hate. But everybody's a hatemonger. That's the problem. Well, as Temple says.

So it was coming. Yeah, well, I don't know. Have a day of reckoning here and a decision will be made. Because this kind of stuff is nearly unbelievable for somebody that grew up when we did this concept that we would get to the point as a country where people would be going, Yeah, I really do think we need to regulate and and stop people from speaking.

Well, one thought that my other co-host Ben has brought up is that this country has just now gotten to be too big and there are too many divergent majority opinions and that that does have a statistically higher chance of as the overall population goes up, which is why I'm a supporter and Ben is as well of the Texas secessionist movement. To break up the 50 states baby. Exactly.

Which if we had a true federalism and we had the states operating essentially independent countries with a commonly shared military that all the states put in money for, but otherwise completely independent rules that only the Constitution unified. So if it's not in the Constitution, there are no federal laws about it. That was the intent. And if that was happening, then there wouldn't be a need for secession.

But as it's not happening as the number of federal rules in place has gotten to the point of ridicule, like there's nobody that is capable of memorizing the United States code in its entirety. It's too big. Everybody has to reference and do searches for. Well, yeah. There's nobody knows. Yeah, nobody knows what all the federal regulations actually are. The Supreme Court barely understands it.

Well, it's I mean, they can understand in the sense of being able to interpret it, but they're sure as hell don't have it memorized. Nobody does it. If it wasn't for search engines, nobody would know what the law is. Which makes it way too complex for for it to really be effective. Yeah, well, it's that's why we have completely arbitrary enforcement as well, because the way it works is. When you had the Ten Commandments that was, you. Know, you. Could learn those and you could follow those.

Well, you could. You could, but I don't know if you want to, you know, but you could. Sure. It's not like there's 5000 pages of rules and regulations. That thousand commandments. Learn them all in one Indonesia, that they're going to start putting people in jail for adultery, including people visiting their country. So now that's a fun little. Well, it's their country. They can do what they want. It's just this has been my reply to every time somebody doesn't like something anymore.

It is so fun to just quote that saying that we've heard about Twitter for years and years. What's a private country that could do it? They can do what they want. And the point is they can. But you better know the laws. When you go into a foreign land like Brittney Griner, the WNBA woman then went into Russia with drugs. Well, right, right. Ignorance is not going to help you if you go commit a crime in a foreign country. Ignorance is not going to help you in the United States.

I know there was a thing that was like, you know, a majority of people commit a crime every day without even realizing it because there are so many laws. But incidentally, I, I have to look this up because I can remember the exact number. I knew it was over 500, but there's actually 613 total commandments that are practiced by Jews, not like the you know, the Christian version is a lot simpler. Yeah, simplistic is better for me. I can learn that. The you have all ten memorized my I bet that.

At one point I did I wouldn't. Be. Able to go right down the list. Now it's like. Something about either your mother and father and don't commit murder. Adultery. By neighbors wife. Yeah, I know you like. But what is covered. Yes. Is just me looking. And going, wow, she's hot. Now you're you're coveting because then everybody says. But, you know, you don't have to covet your neighbor's wife because your neighbors have a daughter. Right. There you go.

That is as long as she's of legal age, we can put that in there. Yeah. Which at the time of Judea was 11 days. Well, there you go. Times have changed. But not in the Vatican. Well, that's. Yeah, I don't. I don't want to. Maintain these. Jokes. Oh, well, I'll do that happily. All day long. They've maintained the age of consent from the ancient times. Well, the ancient ways were much better ways.

Yeah, well, you know, some people would make the argument that women who have children when they're younger, have healthier children than women who have children when they're older. That makes sense. Yeah. Biologically, I think that's true. There is a point of diminishing returns that starts right 30. And that if you're still married to Jean at 30, you know you're on the way out. Yeah, well, I don't think it's just Jane male. I think it's the majority of the population. If you look at stats.

I don't like to say most people. They're on their second marriage. Most people are not on their first marriage at this point in time. I'm I am I'm still. Majority of your weird jury of Americans have been divorced. And we never had a fight. Yeah, we didn't either. We get divorce. Is that it was amicable. It was silly and but well, we're still friends. And then they started arguing after the divorce. How did the divorce come by then?

Uh, well, divorce came because she was sleeping with somebody else. Oh, well, that'll do it. Yeah. Yeah, I believe. And I believe she broke one of the commandments. That is definitely one of those I know. Right. That that will do it. That is a deal breaker right there. Yeah. So but other than that, I mean, you know, pretty good marriage I'd say. I would say it was fantastic up until the point that it wasn't. Yeah, yeah. But, but also I, you know, I like being single.

I think that I would have preferred not to have gotten divorced, but at the same time, once that was apparent, that was going to happen. I definitely started looking forward to it. Yeah, because nobody wants to be involved in the dating thing right now, like AIDS, like you said about that. But it definitely changed things. Yeah, it definitely did. It made people more neurotic. And it it made.

It made people think that you could talk to somebody on Skype for 20 minutes a day from some other part of the world and be like, we're dating. Yeah. No, that's pretty much what I was doing when I was married. Way you were talking to other women around the world? No, I talking to my wife. Oh. Over Skype. Oh, she wasn't even in the same house. Well, no, I wasn't in the same house. You see, I traveled for work. Oh, you were still employed that day? I was, yes, I was still employed.

And so I was basically home for about eight days a month. And this is when the cat is away, the mouse will play. Well, that seems to be statistically how it happens. Yes. So you don't want to leave anybody alone for way too long? Well, I mean, yeah, unless you want to get divorced, but. Okay. But also, even when I was home for those days, you know, I'm I'm tired after traveling all that time. I've got I just want to relax and enjoy my TV and play some video games just. Okay. Way out here.

It seems to be also where the problem was. Be a stay at home kind of person because I've been out taking clients out to expensive dinners and going to all these fancy places all week long. And so I just want to rest. I just want to be at home for a while. So you get home to your wife, you walk in, she's there in the trash, in lingerie, waiting for you, and you're like, Yeah, can you make me a sandwich? I'm going to play some command and conquer for. Well, that's literally exactly what it was.

I was like, Oh, great, I can't wait to eat your delicious food. I'm going to be upstairs in the video game room. See, I can see what you're doing. My food there. Right? This nobody else would be surprised by the end result here. Okay. But, you know, it's not like I wasn't doing that when I first got married either. It's just she. Seems, you know. She seems to be more amicable towards it back then. Yeah. He's like, I thought this was going to change now. Yeah, not so much.

Well, and I mean, I guess I was doing a lot more stuff with her, uh, earlier. She still mostly just sat in the pool and stuff and just kind of, you know, she was a hot trophy wife. Well, you see, a knew what you paid for and you knew what the end result was going to be. And I knew I was going to divorce her when she got older anyway. So it was it was all good, let's say. I said we're still friends. If you want to be happy for the rest of your life, never make a pretty woman your wife.

Isn't that the. That's that's so stupid. Yeah, I mean. It is. I think ultimately you lose. The only thing that makes that that would make you unhappy is not expecting results that you end up getting. So as long as you know what you're going in for, it's like that job that people most people at some point take where they're thinking to themselves, My God, I can't believe they bought this. I don't know Dick about this job, but nonetheless, they gave me a job offer. I can't believe they heard me.

Now, you know, can I manage to not screw up and pull this off when they do pull it off for a while? For some people it's a few months. For others it's a few years, but nobody ever lasts. And a job like that forever. Well, now, in the tech industry, back like in the web based stuff people did for a decade or so until people started figuring it out because nobody knew. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

But that's and I'm not discounting the fact that that last thing for a while, maybe up to a decade, but but it's sort of like, uh, you're, you're coming into it with the sense that they think that I'm something I'm not. So I'm going to study up and get better, which is good, but. But you're not quite the person that they think you are. Makes sense. So you bye bye. Thinking that ahead of time, uh, you tend to, I think, work a little harder and you would be less surprised if you did get tend.

A marriage and a job. Not all that different. Marriage is a job. Now. That's a bumper sticker right there. Let's get these made up for unrelated. To. Marriage is a. Job unrelenting marriage is a job. Uh huh uh huh. You're not. Necessarily wrong. You're wrong. Oh, it is so job, dude. Every time I talk to my married friends, they're always. I got to do some chores here for the wife. Hang on.

Let me call you back like, I hear that all the time, and all the nagging is like, go spend time with the kids. Oh, my God, let the guy enjoy a few video games. What's with the kids? Oh, see, I have no name. Even better, the bumper sticker marriage is an unrelenting job. That's a pretty good one. I'm surprised Hallmark doesn't have that one worry. It might be. They might be right out of a Hallmark card. Happy anniversary, honey. A job.

There's tons of things that you do because you're married that you don't do if you're not married. Like shave. See, I don't do that. That's you don't shave that regularly? No. Should I? I mean. Well, I don't know. It's up to you. My wife says the less of my face she can see, the better off. I don't know if you've got a good wife right there. That's good. I like that. I like that. No, your wife is cool. I've never met her.

But from the way that I've heard you describe very many of things she's told you, I think, uh, including saying good luck to you to try and find somebody better. Oh, right. I think she has to get the right attitude. Right? Oh, yeah. When I was doing the work for the Playboy Playmate, I'm sure that, you know, because everybody else would be like, well, aren't you. Worried about that? I'm like, No, okay. I like this woman knows she married down. There's no risk of anything happening.

The best way to go? Yeah, it's. It's like a guarantee or your money back. It all just works. Obviously, I'm doing it way better than, you know, divorce here yet. So, yeah, no years. Yeah. Something else. And I do. I do feel like, I don't know, I guess a little bit sad for the fact that he's not getting treatment that he needs. But also, I think a lot of people are really jumping on the hate me bandwagon. What becomes easy. That's what social media has become.

It's become a mob mentality no matter what. We gotta choose a side and there is absolutely no gray area, which is why I think it is very dangerous for everybody to be viewed on one complete side of the spectrum. You know, it's like again, yeah, you there are multiple levels to everybody's personality. We talked about earlier before the Internet went down, Tom Hanks coming out with a coffee that is going to allegedly go to veterans groups, 100% of the profits.

And people are still like your liberal douche bag. Oh, you're just trying to virtue signal. It's like, well. That's exactly what he's doing. That is 100% exactly what he's doing, but he's still trying something. So it may be virtue signaling, but it's like, why do you need to be like, why do you need to tear those people down? You don't really know what his motivation is. I mean, there are a. Lot of signaling. There could. Be. Or he could have military people in his family that why.

Didn't he it earlier then? I don't know, because now is the time to virtue signaling. That's what he's doing. And doing it with coffee is also a little bit strange because people immediately were like that we ready a black rifle. It's it's owned by veterans and all the like. So yeah. Somebody else. Should is trying to steal black rifle coffee is evil. Never buy that shit. I know. Those guys are fake conservatives. They're they're totally liberal.

You know, somehow this idea that, oh, if somebody is a veteran and they served in the military, that somehow they're conservative. Right. Just came out of nowhere. I don't know why people think this. The majority of the armed services are actually liberal voters. The majority there was a wine that came out not too long ago that was pretending to be conservative. And why would you just buy the product you like?

The other should not be political unless it is literally a bumper sticker or a T-shirt. They figured out that this is a good demographic. This is a demographic few people are targeting. It's conservative. Let's sell them coffee. They are no more conservative than the, uh, the title company selling titles in Scotland, which is based in China, is legitimately selling you those titles, right? So I would just stay away from Black Rifle Coffee and sometimes they show their cards like one.

When Kyle Rittenhouse first got arrested, he was wearing their t shirt because he was duped into this thinking. The other conservative coffee company and they immediately put out press this is distancing themselves from Kyle Rittenhouse and talking about how much they support black lives matter. Why the hell would anybody who is a conservative buy black rifle coffee other than they are clueless and they think, oh guns? Well, therefore they're conservative.

So I'll drink their coffee and I'll give them a bunch of money when company. What they ought to be doing is buying coffee, brand coffee, coffee. I love that. Coffee. Brand coffee is actually good coffee. You can save 5% right now by using the hashtag Sir Jean. Just go to Amazon and search for. Go get a coffee. No, go. No, it's not a joke. Going to go to coffee brand coffee dot com and. Use the discount code searching. You could buy much better coffee than black grapefruit coffee anyway.

Well, enough of that advertising segment. What else we get? Yeah. Don't do ads here, man. No, I don't do ads. Ever, ever. It seems like you were doing a promo there, but yeah, we. People want to save money by going to coffee, brand coffee and using hashtag Sir Jean. I don't know. I mean, that's that's not really it's not. Right? Well, no, it's a discount code. It's not a hashtag. I misspoke so do that. Enjoy the coffee.

And I don't think any time products try to get political it worries me because products shouldn't political. I agree. I agree. You know, that's what it's like when Disney went ultra woke. It's like you do realize that there's a lot of people out there who don't agree with you politically that would want to be a part of your product and give you money that are going to say no because you are so vehement with your political views. It's just like you don't need to.

Yeah, but I think a lot of people just don't care. I mean, like, we know that Henry was a big supporter of Adolf Hitler and that in fact, Ford provided Ford patents to, uh, to the Germans in the, the biggest right before the World War two. So have been the late 1930s. What Mercedes for free. Bunch of stuff for them. What Mercedes. I mean they're the original car company.

They, they actually came up with the the first mass production motorcar Ford just simply automated it for some of the didn't make the first car he made the first car that was cheap. The assembly line maybe. Yeah we could you know where he got that right. You make it quick, you make it cheap. Yeah. You know we're Ford got that right? I don't know. You don't know? Oh, I'm surprised. Where was the assembly line invented?

So the assembly line that Ford got, I don't know where it was invented, but what Ford got, he got from the Chicago meatpacking industry now because. Slaughtering the cows. Is his idea was, you know, cars have been made for quite a while, actually, I think 20 or 30 years by the point that Ford was getting into it. And the it's thought, well, there's got to be a way, just like speed things up and cheapen things.

What other industries exist that have already done that, what other industries have taken a huge process of done by hand and automated it to the point where it couldn't be done both faster and cheaper. And what he came up with was the meatpackers in Chicago that have to process. I think at the time I don't know what it is now, but at the time was something like, you know, 300,000 head of cattle per week or something. Yeah, we were the hog butchering capital of the world, I believe for a while.

And about hogs, but definitely cows. And so he ended up reaching out, getting the tour, and then asking a bunch of questions about why they do things a certain way. And what he found was that some of their answers could definitely be applied to like, for example, uh, a, a good butcher takes about a year to really hold and learn and hone his craft where he can do things relatively quickly. Because if you start making mistakes near cuts, you're wasting meat.

If you go too slowly to get the right cut, then you know you're going to do one cow a day. It's going to take a long time to actually process a full carcass. What do. Yeah, carcass. That's the word I was looking for. Exactly. And so what these guys did is they came up with the this idea that, well, it takes a long time to train a good butcher, but what if you were to have a person only make one cut per cow and you could train him to make that one cut really well?

And since he's just making one cut, he can do it fairly accurately and fairly quickly because he doesn't have to memorize the anatomy of the entire animal. And then what if you were to then hang the carcass up on the hook and then you move that past the butchers that only do one cut each. So it starts off as a cow and it ends as the the last bit of bones is taken off the hook to be processed into gelatin.

So you're you're literally dissecting that thousand plus pound animal as it's moving along on a track up in the ceiling, paying off a hook. But it's basically an assembly line, right? Everything. So the same concept. So all right. That's a very good point. That's good. Mercedes is taking, you know, several weeks to make a car.

I'm going to do it in a matter of hours by having a whole bunch of people in an assembly line that we roll the carcasses through where each person only does one job and then they repeat that job over. And over and over they get both faster and better at that single job, and that's all they do. And so we'll be able to start the line and then as people get better and faster in doing each of their movements, the speed with which the cars are manufactured is just going to keep accelerating.

So that's what he did. But he used in the Nazi. I did that he. Had been silenced from Twitter. He would have been. Bound by if anyone was running things, he probably would be now. Yeah. Hate speech is speech. And that is what anybody that pays attention knows. There was a whole well, I'm sure there are probably multiple videos of Steven Crowder making that point, which he had somebody from a young college age girl from Germany who was arguing with them that they have free speech in Germany.

And he's like, well, could you say Hitler was great? Well, no, exactly. If you can't say something, you don't have free speech. And the problem with these morons. You realize you have to use that. What you just said is the opening of the show. I did. Know. I mean, that's happened before. You know, it's the whole that the Hitler stuff. Hitler. Hitler Hitler. Mm. That when you don't understand the danger of well it's just this one thing, it's very much like the N-word.

There's this one thing we can't say. Well, then it just starts growing and growing and growing. There's more things you can't say because that offends this person and this offends that person. If you just allow people to say whatever the hell they want that you judge them their words, it's exactly you don't have to put them in jail, but you judge them by either words. And on Twitter, you don't have to follow anybody. It is the. Ultimate thing. And you choose who you want to follow.

So it's like, well, everybody's if this Nazi comes out to Twitter, everybody's going to read his post. It's like, Well, no, not if nobody follows them. Well, yeah, not not everybody is going to follow them. And the bigger issue is let people individually choose who. They want to ban and who they want to see. It's not hard to do when everyone's got their own filter control.

The problem comes in when the that actually ran Twitter and slash on Twitter because I don't think Jack is blameless here, that they wanted to take it upon themselves to decide who everybody else should be reading and following. Yes. And saying it's dangerous even to listen to this person. These were these whack jobs, obviously, jack whites in that group, words like Donald Trump's inciting violence. It's like, I don't know when all of this stuff has gone through.

We've had multiple impeachments, we've had multiple investigations, and yet nobody's been able to find one bit of proof. Nobody's even. Well, what do you mean? He started the whole Ukraine war. Nobody is ever clear about with. Well, let's revenge for losing the elections, a fair elections where Joe Biden got elected by a majority of the population. So fair, so fair. But they somehow can find any wording from Donald Trump saying he wanted violence.

They're like judging themselves like he wanted this to happen. It's like, well, okay, we. Didn't say it, but he wanted it. Right? He didn't say it. But He wanted it. Well, how do you. We all know that he wanted it. And that's where you get to when you will start allowing people to be silenced is what we know what he means now. We know what Jean is thinking. We can't have him talking. No, we cannot. Yeah. Dangerous, but rough water for Putin. I was up pretty late.

Water Yeah, you caught me yawning. This podcast is so goddamn boring though. I mean, it's hard to even stay awake. Oh, I've been doing this podcast since, like, 9 a.m. this, so it's taken a while yet. That's the thing. I forgot to tell Jean that we dropped for two and a half hours. He just kept talking. What, you dropped two and a half hours? What are you talking about? Got it going. I believe you could do that. I do? I don't know. Well, are you serious? Oh, yeah. Two and a half hours.

Yeah, early when? Like 20 minutes into the show. 20 minutes is a show you just asked me about. Yeah. And I started exclaiming to you the whole story. And we had I thought I. Did a pretty damn good job of it. And then you, like, pretended like you didn't hear any of it. Yeah, it's like it was an extensive thing and it happened, you know? And then all that. Dammit. We were back in. And then here we are, editing it together. Like people like, what do you mean? There was. A big.

Well, they had better use my portion from those 2 hours. That's all I got to say. I don't care if you weren't talking. I was sure I was talking. I hope you have it recorded locally. Just send that over to me. Well, if we were not using clean feed would be using Zendesk than we are Zendesk. Zendesk, I love this. Let's see a Zendesk event. Master code searching over. That Zendesk product you never knew you needed until need it. Now. We could try that again.

I mean, I'm willing to try the local recording again because I can record both ways and I'd be curious to see. But they really make that insertions easier. So I don't see why you wouldn't. Well, we'd love the ad insertions. I mean, I'm just waiting for the advertisers. There was one surfshark just kept in the. Knock on the door. Hello. Could we know the Surfshark was like for grumpy old bad joy? Like where we. Were? Yeah. Can you do.

We do like we're like be apart of our affiliates and I'm just like, well, give me a free account. So they gave me a thing for like a free account for one month. I went to. Use it, I. Went to install it and it's like, Oh, you're installing the Surfshark security suite. And I'm just like, Nope, all I wanted was a VPN. The minute you're like the security suite, it's like, Nope, not interested. And they're really no different than any other VPN out there. All frauds. Pretty much.

I mean, they may still be more reliable than extended, but that's we've learned that bar is pretty low now and I still need expanded to get connected. To find out the hard to understand which part why you need Xfinity. Because it's the only thing in town. Or you mean why I need nordvpn. All, right? It's not VPN that one. Yeah. It's mainly for possibly downloading things that would require me get letters from three letter artist groups and stuff.

Do you get that many three letter artists group emails coming in? One came in when I was using Viper VPN, which was the VPN at the time that was being with what was one of the big news group and was gig news. You remember gig news? Yeah. It was VPN and they gave me like, Oh, we emailed you and we told you why that there was a DMCA, that we got a strike based upon you, which right then if your VPN company knows what you were downloading. Yeah. That's right. You're like, fuck, you got to go, man.

And yeah. That's a good point because. If they're if they got a strike because of you, then they're clearly tracking all this shit. And I'm like, Well, why didn't get that email when we sent it? I'm like, Well, what was I allegedly downloading? They're like, We can't tell you. We don't have that information. I was like, Fuck, you got to go. Yeah. And then I went to Nordvpn.

I've really I've, I've tried a few other ones, but I have not used them extensively in Nordvpn we can just say allegedly I filled up hard drives and have never had an issue. Mm hmm. And that's mainly the reason I don't really, you know, and it's also there's a bit I'm really kind of pissed off that the Winston privacy device, which I was able to get them to send me one and it was great while it before the company went bankrupt.

And it was basically I mean, the hardware wasn't great, but it was basically a little Raspberry Pi kind of piece of hardware. Mm hmm. And the beautiful thing was, it was smart enough to know if you were downloading files or doing video and they would not let you run through their mesh network. So this was not going to help you if you were dealing with pirated content, because pirated content overall is going to be just that. Hmm.

But if you were doing normal web surfing, it would keep changing where it was sending those packets from, meaning, if you were on this mesh network at any time, you were a you were kind of attached to 30 other users around the country and you would share each other's bandwidth, which just made it nearly impossible for you to be tracked. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Because it wasn't.

Well, this is Nordvpn and it's obvious when you're coming from a VPN because I've run into a few Web services that you go to their page and it's like, Nope, you're using a VPN, we're not going to allow you to visit our to even view our page. Yeah. Like New York Times does that and a few other places. Where you don't have that problem. If you're using a mesh network where, people are sharing their bandwidth.

But as I said, the company went under, which is sad, although I'm guessing it would be something easy to do if people just had the right and wanted to do it. So we'll see if somebody comes up with that. I guess it's it's not something that made them money because they went out of business. Yeah. But again, this is just to try to keep people from tracking you here. All of these laws which, you know, the laws are bullshit.

There's so many of these lawsuits now where I think Facebook got hit originally with well, they're using your biometric facial data. Yeah. So you got hit with a big class action. Apple was about to do that well. And and Google and Samsung because we have a Samsung phone and we got the thing. They're like, we're students. Illinois is great about suing people.

Yeah Well, I just got an email from the EFF and the Electronic Frontier Foundation and they were trying to get some money, obviously, and which they're, you know, they they used to be a much better cause than they are these days because they've gone for woke. Yes. More noble at one point. Yeah. One point.

But they did talk about like all the privacy things they're trying to fight, including Apple wanting to use all photos that are on the Apple iPhones to scan them for facial recognition, to help, you know, police. Well and beyond and other things, which, again, this is just a major privacy issue when you realize you might just be captured in a photo behind somebody that is going to let somebody track you.

Like you're standing there taking a shower and then you get another photo that was totally not intended. When you take a pictures of your ex, she. Was taking selfies while you're taking a shower, right? That's your fault. Exactly. But that's it. I mean, that's a and there is such high level I don't even understand how half the stuff works that does the facial and then matches those things up where it's not hard to believe.

It's not like it's magical technology anymore, that if you go in and it's I'm sure they're not even the best example of this. But if you've ever used Bing search, you can be. Big. Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. You can do a search based upon a photo and then you can do a visual search, meaning you can actually go into a picture and choose just somebody's face and go search based upon that. And you'll find other pictures of that person most of the time. Yeah, exactly.

There there's a benefit to being able to find similar things obviously as a user. Correct. But it it does get a little weird when it starts finding images that were clearly not intended of that person. Well, then there was talk about the stuff both out of the Ukraine and I'm sure other places. Know all the crisis actors. Well, not only the crisis actors, but they're using the A.I. to be able to recreate photos. All right. That look realistic but are not. So it's all machine learning.

So it's like, well, it looks it's the right area, the right city of the people. But none of it's real. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. So it's not just like it's a real photograph anymore. That has to be Photoshop is now just using a neural network to figure out, well, it looks a lot like this. And there's. That. It's really just in the Android dream. Yes, exactly.

And some of the stuff that they've gotten to where they're able to go in and feed it a bunch of writing and then be like, well, now come up with your own. It's way better than it should be. Oh, it's really good. Yeah. I just read a and a news article that was written by an AI and there was better than they usually are. It's like, how does this not concern everybody that this is going to take over? Well. What do we mean, humans for gene? We really don't.

Which is why we've been trying to get rid of them for a long time. And the pesky humans just keep reproducing. Like we just need less of us. That way the planet won't be ruined as quickly and we can have our machines to take care of all of our whims and all of our needs. I'm starting to think you remember that great eighties TV show V? Yes, I downloaded it. I have it for you too. Speaking of reasons why, to have Nordvpn.

Help you watch Netflix illegally, which is they literally tell you on their advertising they'll. Do that. You shouldn't be doing that. Is V on there because I like to download older shows that. No, I, I just have a good memory. I watched it back in the eighties. I did as well, but I don't remember it too, except there was a there was a hot brunet that was the Windsor hot brunet. Indeed, the. Lizard queen or whatever. Yeah, well they did the rodents.

That was the thing you. Should I mean that way who really wants. I have a whole fridge stuffed full of them. Those fritters with the thing you have. For you are the snake. Which. What does. It mean? It doesn't mean anything. It's just. It just, you know, I have pets. You may be a lizard. Folk. You never know. Or do you just have the semantics in order to bring your food in that nobody will be questioning? That could also be. Yes, the snakes. The snakes are beards.

I have you know, all the old television is like, okay, the A-Team saw that downloaded The Wonder Woman, Bionic Woman. But even stuff like, oh, Charles in charge. I'm like, that was kind of. Weird. At the time. Yeah, that was weird. Diff'rent Strokes. You know what I haven't watched for ever is the fall guy. I just the fall guy. Well, Heather Thomas. They just enjoy Heather Thomas. I mean, I. Really that's the only reason to watch the fall. Guy. Oh, they have good.

They have good plots, man. That was good. I mean, that one I will give you. Lee Majors was a pretty bad ass at the time. He was like the unsung hero. But Heather Thomas. She was that. I mean, it was just like you were it was okay if you were like a 16 year old boy watching Dynasty because of Heather Locklear, you're like, I see Heather Locklear. Mm. So there's that. And then there was Heather Locklear was in T.J. Hooker. She was in T.J. Hooker with Patton.

Yeah, that's right. Captain Kirk. Captain Kirk. Yeah. With that, I think that was his last role where it was obvious that he was losing his hair because after that he got really good wigs. Which is okay. He still looks pretty good for 80, whatever he is. If he just came back from space. I know. He was getting rejuvenation. Treatments and he was waxing poetic. I'm sure that's not the only thing he was writing. I, I always like to my wife will miss.

One of the hardest working dudes and that's because he does not need to he hasn't needed to work since the sixties, really. And he does. And most people hate him, but he's still. My wife included. I only watched recently the when when I was a little bit under the weather last week. I watched and. Shit my dad says which he was. It. Yeah. And he was hilarious in that. How was your covered, by the way? You know, it was all just stomach.

So I mean, it may have been covered, but I never had any any kind of runny nose. I had a little bit of a headache, never a fever to really talk about. I think the one day it was like 99.2 or something. So, I mean, there was no. I'm wondering if I'm having COVID right now. While we're speaking. Yeah. What are the. That. Well, I'll tell you what the symptoms are. So three days ago, I had a little bit of a sore throat. That's that's how it started for me the last time and stuff.

But like, really nothing else? No, just a little bit of sore throat. So I took a massive vitamin D, vitamin C and zinc combo, and that seemed to gone away. And then so the third throat lasted like one day. That's what my for the last couple of days, I've just noticed that it feels like they have not so much a headache, but just like on the right side of my head, it just feels like, I don't know, there's too pressure or something.

I so I maybe get a drill and, you know, put a little hole in there just to let the pressure out, something like that. They used to do that, you know, but I don't I know. I don't realize that. There's a DIY kit for. Well I stuff. Luckily I still have my kit back from the late fifties. It's like a put your head device. There's a little thing, you pull the drill, it puts a little hole in it. It's it's spring operated. So once you push the button, you get to go.

Like it's just like puts a little weep hole in there. It's just so the whole system. You just got let the pressure relieve itself. That's all it could be. And I think the the it's a possibility there because you had the big bad virus allegedly known as COVID before. I had that back in January when I was in Florida. And the punishment for going to Florida, of course, was that you get COVID because you shouldn't be hanging out for idiots. Yeah, too many Republicans in Florida.

Yeah, but I kind of feel that. Yeah. That your if you get it again, it's probably going to be like you barely know it's there. Mm mm. But I didn't do any testing or anything like that because. Well why would you know I didn't. Certainly tests are wrong anyways. It doesn't really matter. But I did crank up the CO2 a little higher just in case because that that's always an important thing to. Kill a little few more brain cells to.

Do when you're having some issues with any kind of or virus borne illnesses is the the higher CO2 always helps. I thought oxygen helps that's it's the other way around. Well you see it that way. Do you think you make oxygen from plants, CO2 plant things don't make oxygen. Plants release oxygen when when they utilize photosynthesis to break the bonds of CO2. That makes sense. That sounds legit. Mm hmm. But no, I mean, you got to take care of that vitamin D, zinc, all that, which is what?

As I said, I think I have a good doctor because when I had the co vids, that was what was recommended. A lot of fluids and take the supplements and buy them vitamins. No, you know, take packs. Livid. But it was funny that because I went in and saw my doctor a couple of months to three months after that for the normal checkup. And he had gotten COVID and he said, Yeah, you know, I took the packs livid. And I said, and it came right back.

And he's like, Yeah. I was like, You see, I've never heard of anybody taking Paxil, COVID, and I'm sure there have been tons of people that have I haven't heard of one case where it was like, Hey, I took Paxil and it was great. It cured me and it didn't come back immediately, like three days later. But yet they keep pushing the Paxil of it. Are they? I think. So. Is that the Pfizer thing? Yeah. Yes. Because, again, that's the the latest terminology, which I heard.

I know agenda last Sunday is the new thing is people are tax deniers because they don't believe a tax levied. Well, I don't think you need to believe in the fake drug, do you? I don't think so. I think the results is what they're talking about. I mean, I believe the drug is real. I just don't necessarily believe it. I don't know how you can say that. I can say that it's not FDA approved. But I don't know. A lot of things have once. Again pushed out under the emergency use authorization.

Because, you know, it's dying, although it's what neither. Which are which means the FDA has not issued its approval and the company is immune from lawsuits. So if you want to try some random garbage, some quack in chemistry class through together, then by all means go for it. But yeah. I think that doesn't seem like a prudent thing to do. The stats seem to be now that I think it's like 90% of the people dying allegedly of this virus are 65 and over.

And I'm like, isn't that basically where we were at with the flu before any of this? There's a meme that a buddy of sent to me, buddy who works for the drug industry. And it's it's as if I don't get vaccinated. I'm 100% protected against vaccine side effects and 99.8% protected against COVID. That's a pretty good deal. That's exactly that's exactly it. Uh huh. Now, would you like to be 0% protected against side effects and 99.8% protected against COVID, even.

If it drops a little bit against the COVID, then it's it's a very bizarre thing that a lot of people totally discount the myocarditis and heart issues that people are getting from getting the virus. It's like it happens with the vaccine. Yes. But a lot of the people that say it happens with the vaccine refuse to acknowledge that happens at all with the virus. And I don't know. If there have been some studies that show I haven't seen any. I'm sure there have.

But I. Assume you're going to tell us which studies. Don't have this all in front of me. Everybody knows how to use search engine. I if there isn't anything. I just did a search. But it's amazing to me that there were a couple of recent deaths. One was a country singer that was like 39 or something like that. Just just this was just the other day that died in his sleep the night of his wedding.

And the one before that was the the kid in NASCAR, Ty Gibbs, who just won the whatever it is the Infinity Actually Championship. He's 18. His dad was like 42 or something like that, died in his sleep the night that he won that championship. And I'm like, I'm thinking to myself, well, one, I think both of those guys, probably because it was a good old boy country and a singer, and this was following a celebration. I would guess that both of them really drank heavily on those days. Mm hmm.

And I believe that this is maybe I can point to anybody that does have even a slight heart issue. A lot of people don't know that alcohol can cause A-fib and that kind of stuff. Oh, totally. Yeah. Where if you are undiagnosed with a heart issue, I think that is one of the biggest factors that could make it show up in a big, bad way? I mean, I have nothing to prove any of that.

It's just something that I thought I'm like, Well, these were two guys who both had a big celebration and then died in their sleep that night. And I can tell you, when I was younger, the last time I had a really bad hangover, I remember the heart kind of just going. And I think a lot of people get that feeling when they drink that it's not going to kill most people. But that's because your heart's healthy. Well, but to be fair. Oh, he was a regular crazy man. Who was the vaccine? Crazy man?

Jake wasn't the guy who you're talking about. Okay, I did not know. So that's what I'm saying. You got to you got to look at the studies. He did have the vaccine. He says, in his Instagram on April 21st. Fully VAX to the max. Ready to make some tracks. Not anymore. Yeah, that's because that's what happens when people are fully vaccinated. Not providing medical advice. No. So and again. I also believe there is a difference between the MRSA and the non

m RNA vaccines, although you know, you can't even find the non M RNA ones. Now. There aren't any I mean, Bob Saget, Laurie Anderson, Gilbert Gottfried, Betty White, they all got vaccines right before they got got Betty Gabbard. Betty White was a thousand and say. Hey, that's irrelevant. She lived to be 1005 by herself before getting vaccinated. True I she got Betty White. Betty right. Thanks very much. My German is coming. He's out. Yeah. Betty White got vaccinated and 19 days before her death.

Betty white total Nazi. Is that what you're saying? Well, I mean, she's not Betty Black, is she? Oh. Oh, wow. Yeah. And I'm that let me point out that Kevin Seifert is the one person who donated to the show. So this is his fault. Really? Oh, wow. That's that's amazing. The five amazing monthly donation. That's that somebody still donating after all these years.

The the last episode was great with sir hopscotch and lady get over it they want to see that the table and I'm like that we have to figure that one. Out again they're going to get a seat at the table somewhere. Somewhere with wood Jean providing some fine Russian vodka. I can probably do that. I still have a few bottles left. Not all of them get killed by the idiots at the house. You know, I went to the Russian grocery store. Well, it's not a Russian grocery store anymore. Ukrainian grocery?

I went to the Ukrainian grocery store. The train with them. You're exactly right. Big fucking yellow and blue flag everywhere, man. And I got photos. I'm going to post those on social. The aisles are empty. Now because when they sign at our grocery store, it's kind of empty too.

So I don't know. When they started, when they got on their bandwagon and made a proclamation saying will not purchase any Russian goods just like our president present dollars, I don't know that they realize that most of the, you know, ethnic foods actually made in Russia. Huh? So now they've got I mean, they're not totally empty, but they're pretty close. They're very bare, I should say. That's more accurate. In this day, I think.

Woke attitude helping the Russian people here who want those products. Well, I mean, you can't get them is the bottom line. So here the price of many has doubled. So it went up from about seven bucks a pound to 14 bucks a pound. Just like eggs. But that was insane. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, pretty many years, right? No, they'll like it. Basically, the easiest way to describe it is think of Potstickers, you know, are potstickers. Yes. Okay, it's chicken. But it's a Russian version.

Yeah, yeah, it's a Siberian which is, you know, Siberia and China right next to each other. So it makes sense. They be very similar, but it's basically a little bit of meat pressed between two dough sheets and sealed end. So it's a meat inside and then dough on the outside. And then you you boil them up or you fry them up or you do whatever you want with them. And they're very tasty. That's just the it's the insanity that people have are buddy band drew huh. That does all the microphone reviews.

Yeah. He was talking about there's a microphone that's made out of Russia that. Of course, everybody's like, boycott, boycott, boycott. And he's like, Well, this company in Russia, they're using like old machinery that was once part of ones that made weapons, you know, and they're on their website. Talk about how they hired away engineers that were designing weapons in that to help design these microphones.

And he's like, so they're turning these machines and factories that were once making weapons into making microphones. They're taking people who were once make their hands and put them into. Their they and. Then they're making a quality microphone. But you're not going to buy it because of what they're like. They're taking people off the line that were once making weapons, now making microphones. Isn't that good? But people just go, it's Russian. Of course it's bad. It's it's bad.

Russia. Bad, not Russia. Good. And I guess we're approving another 300 million or billion or whatever it is. You know, you cram 300 billion, I guess. Yeah. Well, Joey's got a laundered of money somewheres. Well, but. But how do you even launder money with for being out of the picture? There'll be somebody new. They'll figure it. Out. Something new. There'll be somebody new under hunters on top of these things.

Don't you. Worry. Yeah, I think I'm just going to be spending a lot of quality time with other fellows very soon. Well, we know he's going to be investigated. That's the one thing that the House of Representatives seems to have in their sights at this point, which I don't think. It's the only thing, unfortunately. Yeah. Which is the sad part. Because our way better things that could be doing.

Yeah. Like investigating Biden. Yes. Well this is and I think that's the connection they're looking to make if Hunter but. You can't indict Hunter and somehow then think that's going to do anything to Biden. No. Well, you need to make the direct that we know there's a connection because he's his kid. But you're going to need to be able to follow the money into Joe's.

You know, when I when I think of Hunter, there was a great movie that you might have seen that came out in the eighties called Smoke in the that. Oh, yes, we talk about. Fun. And in that movie there's a sheriff yeah. They'll see Roscoe T Coltrane. That is from the Dukes of Hazzard. The Sopranos. Pretty justice, right, do you. 40 Justice. Correct. Buford Justice. Yeah. Why do I remember that? Well, because I'm talking about it. Okay. And he has a kid. Yeah, a little justice and.

Little justice to me. Just. That's why when I hear Hunter Biden, I just think of those two. Buford E Justice and Elizabeth Boy. Yeah. Yeah. And. You know, it was. Just this. Group. It was the the guy with the blond glasses. Right. The was a singer, too, wasn't he? No. The the kid, though, he's not a singer. Now, you're thinking of the guy who drove the truck of Jerry Lee. Jerry. Yeah, Jerry Lee Reed. Jerry Lee Reed. I love that guy. Yeah. He was the guy that that were the hat and the blond hair.

He's bounding down. Load it up and truckin. Yeah. And I believe he even saying that tune as well. He did. We're going to know we're going to do what they said can't be done. Well, but do you remember who Buford T Justice was played by Jerry Gleason, the late great Jack Daniels. Jackie Gleason. Jerry Gleason. Jerry Gleason, yes. That's the guy. We are always right on it here. The fact is, our memories contain some much useless TV trivia from seventies, eighties and nineties.

Yeah, that there's no room for anything. Else except for prices of meat. Well, but we have to look those up. We have priorities. Uh huh. Band. It was a lot of fun. That was a good set of movies. Now, as most series go, the first one was the funniest late. That was to the Clint Eastwood movie with the The Monkey Every Which Way But Loose. Well, there were a few of them, but that. With with the with orangutans why that's a yeah. Why the orangutan. I know.

I remember Clyde too. Yeah. I think I think orangutans are some of the most intelligent animals on the planet. Not going to argue there. I think they're more intelligent than chimps, frankly. And it's interesting that, like, if you were going to break it down, I think maybe that orangutans are the are more closely related, uh, to the, the really call those guys, the, the, the guys that we killed off. Uh, Cro-Magnon man, the no, no, no. Okay. What do you, what do you. Yeah, killed off.

Yeah. The guy that we killed off that used to live in Europe before the Africans came out and kill everybody. What are they called? I don't know. But you're you're on the right track with Cro-Magnon. But it's that's not it. But we killed them off. Well, we did. We did. They don't like it, although we do have some of their DNA in us. But so there was some intermarriage happening, but ultimately none of them are left.

And all of us are still are not all of us somebody or think of what I'm talking about. A lot of us were vaccinated. Well, yes, some some of the vaccinated may not actually contain any DNA at this point. Oh, that would be in a free baby. Yeah, we don't have any. Uh huh, uh huh. But no, just keep taking those shots. Yeah. Probably be fine. If the first five didn't kill you, the sixth one, surely you'll be fine. How many are they up to? I don't even know right now.

I think there were with the marinade, there was the original two. And the false. Then there were two boosters, which are Neanderthals. Yes. Okay, I am. Then I think there were two or three boosters. And this is either the third or fourth booster. But now this one has been re engineered to include the more recent cell structure or whatever of the latest version of the virus. And they got to keep it go. I'm going to keep the money machine rolling. Well, if people keep paying for the vaccine, sure.

Well, and I think the government. So that's going to stop paying for the vaccine. So it'll be up to people to pay for their own time. Which means it will die off. Yeah, because I don't see the insurance companies digging this any time soon.

I mean, it's going to be very much like a flu vaccine because most people do not feel unless you are 70 to 90, well, 70 and up and have a health condition, then I understand maybe why you want to mitigate, but for anybody else that's healthy or relatively healthy, it's not a deadly thing. People get better with very little intervention. Again, I have some preexisting like. A chain smoker. You got to be careful with that stuff. Yes. I mean, I have preexisting conditions.

My doctors like drink a lot of fluids. Vitamin D and zinc. And the usual the usual. It's not like you're going to need massive medical intervention. Right. You had it way worse when when it was early on n when they pulled the monoclonal antibodies out from under you. They pulled them literally right from under me, which was ridiculous. Which increased your fun by like an extra week. It seemed probably about right. But hey, you're still here. You're still podcasting. I am. I'm still podcasting.

Well, and thanks to Adam Curry, who drove down here and dropped off one of his little magic. The magic potion. DAX Yeah. Mm Now, what are you going to drop off for him now that he had 12 teeth extracted? Oh, that I can. I don't even that breaks my brain. Going to. Hell. I'm going to bring some walnuts next time I see my. I think that's hard to eat days. Well no because he's going to have a jaw a jaw like The Nutcracker. So get out of my body. Some nuts for me.

And I'm you remember that movie, wonderful movie from the eighties with James Bond and they had this great their jaws, right. Which after that was a. Number of movies it doesn't even matter. But Jaws the big guy with the. Big guy with the metal two metal teeth. Yeah, the big guy that was able to in Moonraker you have to chew through a steel cable holding a cable car. So you're going to bring Adam some walnuts, maybe some rock candy. I can't. If you're an asshole, but.

The perfect, you know, etc.. Right. This right this is just not it's not proving a point. It is just reinforcing my point. And yes, Blue Douche Richard Kiel, that's the guy's name, the big guy with the teeth. Oh is that. That's actor's name. Okay. Yeah, yeah. Well they're not really named James Bond in Jaws. Jaws villain. Yeah. That was actual Jaws. And his conclusion I think was very nice because what they ended up doing on the last movie he was in was they made him the good guy.

Which was always a nice switcheroo. Yeah, that's a nice way to end the character's arc as he started off this being this henchman for the baddies and then in the end he saw the the error of his ways and decided to be the good guy. Shows that everybody has that possibility of growth. So you think Kanye has a redemption arc? I think it's possible. This is America, man. I mean, guy's already made $1,000,000,000 and very little. Which should probably make him not have a redemption arc.

Maybe. But if he's going to have no, you don't make that kind of money without doing something dirty. Well, it's interesting when you look at this stuff, because the Adidas is like we're probably just going to keep making it. We own that everything. So it's we don't really need oh. I mean, he was just the promoter and he he talks about like it's his shoes. Like he invented that shoe. Right. It's like, no, I don't. Know where.

Yeah, the logo, arguably, probably somebody else did and he just, you know, paid him. But, but the shoe itself, I'm pretty sure Adidas has been making shoes since the Nazi days when they were making those black boots. I think he's selling them now as yield. Hitler's sneakers. Yeah. Shit. I might buy one. That'd be a collector's item. And that would be a collector's item. What would you be in? That was the. Old Hitler sneaker. Line. Let's. So I'm stealing those out of the troll room just like.

Oh, hell yeah, that's great. I like that. As though it's like, did you get those autographed? Does that bring the price? Let me ask you, do you do you have a lot of Nazi paraphernalia? I do not my style. Everybody needs to understand everything around what I'm about to say because my dad had an uncle that fought in World War Two and has a captured Nazi flag that was signed by everybody in that platoon. Hitler signed it. No, the people in the American platoon. Oh, okay.

I thought they had, like, an autographed Hitler flag. That's probably worth the autograph. Hitler flag would be worth way more. Yeah. I mean, given that people are buying used tickets to baseball games, right. I got imagine like a used Hitler sign flag. It's going to be worth at least more than that. I guarantee if there are. And I'm assuming there would have to be. Yeah. There's like ticket stubs from, what was it, the 1932 Olympics with Owens. Yeah. In Germany.

That would be worth a ton, I can tell you that right now. But it's interesting to me because as somebody that did not live in Germany at the time and, you know, I'm not that personally invested, I still am trying to figure out how that flag that was captured and signed by everybody in the American platoon that captured it, how is that Nazi memorabilia I see is the other way around that? It is. Well, it is Nazi memorabilia. I mean, it's memorabilia of the Nazis. It began, but it's like it's.

Just been defaced. That's all that makes a little less valuable. But it's still Nazi. Memorabilia and it's like. Names. Kind of changing over to the. You know, this never got I never got any inheritance because Nazis killed both my grandfathers. None of them came back with any goodies to bring back. But I didn't pick them up. I've got a Nazi dagger, I guess you call. It again, something that was then carried know right.

That was. No, I don't. Think you captured I think this was actually brought with one of the project paperclip folks that was paid to out of Germany to Alabama. At least that's what they told me when I bought it. Interesting. Yeah, that's. Blitz is asking about you. What about the autographed operation paperclip? That's. I didn't even. What is. It. But those. Those familiar. Those. Oh, you're kidding. No, we need a whole episode on this. We might. Do that. This is something we should know.

I mean, looks like the audience knows about it. I know. You don't. Yeah. Blitz, you want to do the show next week with Gene and you can talk about it? Yeah. You want to come on, sir. Gene speaks, and we'll. We'll talk about the merits of Operation Paperclip and how. You could it. May or may not have led to the well, we've talked for 19 hours. That's not hard to do for sure. No, but yeah. No, that that would actually be a fun time. So I might I might actually do that.

Operation Paperclip was the, the American semisecret I guess of the time secret operation to move as many German scientists out of the German territories prior to the Soviets capturing the entirety of Berlin because the United States wanted to get their hands on all that research and. Right then what the intellectual. Prior to the Russians getting their hands on it. Yeah. Because they were already at the time planning for how they're going to take over Ukraine.

And so they had to think of ways to do that by bringing a bunch of Nazis to work in Alabama and work at Disneyland. There's quite a few of them that ended up there as well, I believe that. Well, that's again, I don't understand why you would hold something against a company making Russian microphones. It's like everybody points to I know it's a very simplistic thing, but everybody points to at Putin bads, Putin's bads, Putin's bad. That's why you take it it out of the rest of the Russian people.

You know, that's that's the question especially why would you take it out on Russians then that live in the United States who are just trying to run grocery store and go well I guess they went woke that was their problem if. They went there. I mean, I, you know, I bought a couple items there, but they didn't have any of the good stuff. They literally had none of the good stuff. They didn't even have Black Caviar there. How how dare they do with that?

They don't have they don't have access, you know, they don't have access to the Black Sea anymore. So if anybody can get jeans, some Russian Black Caviar, reach out to him and let them know. Jean, that searching speaks like I'm. He's willing to pay a pretty penny because, I mean, beef is going up to $1,000 a pound. So, I mean, caviar, wow. I don't know, a thousand, but £100, $100 a pound here in Austin, that is probably within a year.

That's insane. Yeah. But it is all part of the nudging of, you know. Now. But we do have had three different companies that are growing crickets here. Uh huh. Because they're good for the green e for bad. I mean. They just don't taste particularly good. The crickets aren't bad for say it's like, come on. Like you've never tried the cricket. Not that I remember. Yeah, well, I used to have pets that eat them, so I had to try them. But you wait. You have pets of the mice too.

Have you tried eating mice. Where you haven't seen the mouse? No, no. There's not much edible meat in the mice because. It's not a spit room. Mostly have to just eat the whole thing all at once. Well, like a cricket. Well if you cover. It with chocolate. There's less meat on the cricket. Mm. No you don't have to cover them with Jack, they just catch and put them right in your mouth. Great. At parties. Let me tell you. I, I'm just not grossed out by stuff, that's all.

I mean, like, there's a lot of things you have to learn how to do when you have exotic animals. And by the way, speaking of exotic animals, why is it that every exotic animal, every time I post a video of somebody's pet cat, inevitably somebody has to comment, Oh, well, this will always end badly. It's like, you know, people's pet cats don't want to eat them.

Well, they might want to eat them, but they're not going to eat them because the people are providing them with plenty good food and they're, you know. Cats like to be played with and fed well and they just like attention. So my wife. All the that actually like a wife. Yes Darren look at what's your email. I don't remember. I don't remember. It. I think it's down. Daryl down that cam. Yeah, that's the one. So please, if you see a video of a cat, don't immediately just decide to have to post.

It's like, Oh, that. Clearly the cat's going to kill the owner tomorrow. It's not going to happen. It doesn't happen. For every one incident of a cat killing their owner, there's like a million cars don't kill their owners. Yeah, but the ones that do are probably going to be at roses, right? I mean, if you were going to go after your owner, he's got a few cats. He does have some cats. Did they were even making noise when we were recording our project Vascular.

See. There you go. Yeah. But I don't mind eating the weird stuff as long as it's tasty. Yeah, as long as it's tasty. And I think that if like, you don't want to be surprised when you eat it, right? You know, I mean, yes yes. It's like the crying game. You don't want certain surprises. Yeah. So if you put something in your mouth, you're like, this is really what is it? And that's like, really and you're like, is this is this calamari? It's kind of like rubbery. It's like, oh, no, it's tripe.

Then you're like, well. You know, your urine test and, you're eating in tests, then you really don't know. What it. Is out of my mouth. But, you know, kind of taste like calamari. Rocky Mountain oysters. Those aren't too bad had those before that. That doesn't taste bad at all. I mean, I, I mean, I know I'm not the most adventurous when people. Know those are don't explain what they are. The Rocky Mountain oysters are the testicles of a bull normally cut up. Breaded and humble. But be sure.

I mean, it depends on what you can catch. What they taste worse with age. Well, yeah, the testicles are not something. They get better with age. Yeah. You don't want like a grandpa bull's testicles muffled up. Oh, you're like, this is not good. I mean, no amount of battering and frying is going to help that out. Now, if you're going to put testicles in your mouth, they should be like a year old or younger.

But I was surprised at the amount of people who were like totally grossed out when I mentioned having the black pudding in Ireland, which is some of the. Best stuff in the world. So yeah, I've tried it. I know, I just don't like the taste of it, so I'm not grossed out about it. I just don't like blood. If it just works this, it's like blood sausage. Just I don't. Dislike blood, but I like my blood red. I don't like it cooked like it doesn't taste good.

You like it coming out of the meat when it was still raw. I remember I get my steaks up to a nice 96 degrees. If jean fries over 60 degrees, it's probably too much. Now six is too cold. That's that's not good. Now, you want your steak to be about 96 degrees. And nice body temperature. Mm hmm. Yeah, I like that. I love the. I love the good blood pudding. I love. Yeah, I had the haggis. We had the haggis. The I don't think I've ever had haggis. Mm hmm. The Rocky Mountain oysters. I did.

And that was we pulled that trick on my brother in law. When we went for that, he. Didn't tell him what it was. And he was eating them like left and right and. That. So you like the flavor? Yes. And then freaked out when he was told what they were, which it's like, I don't get it. You liked it? Yeah. Yeah, I don't. I don't know. I it's I don't care what, what body parts the meat comes from or whatever. Tasty bits can be good. But when it's more, it's more of does it taste good?

And I don't like, like tripe. I've had it like everybody has, but it just didn't taste good. So why would you want to redo it more than once? Well, yes, if you try something and you don't like it, there's no reason to keep going back. Yeah, exactly. Or like. These steaks I. Like, do like head cheese. No, but I like blue cheese. I don't. I don't I don't like that cheese either. And I like most other, you know, I like a lot of different cheeses.

But now that the stuff where it's just like smells like you're coming out of a dirty gym locker, it's like, no, it doesn't. It doesn't work for me. I'm sure some people are. Tell me why that's wrong. I've got that. But again, the DNA, it's that mixture of Polish, Slovak. Yeah. And Irish. Irish, the Irish cheese quite a bit. You know, it had cheese. Is that actually cheese? Yeah. It's like bad and. It's basically like brain chunks. Yeah. Fat and brain chunks. That's so very yummy.

Yeah, it does not taste. Get it all at once. Don't need to eat it again. Will not be off the table when we have our first oligarch meet up. No, no, I had cheese. The perfect. What is a perfect Russian meal besides vodka, which is so on the nose. What's a perfect Russian meal or what's a typical Russian meal? There's. There's a difference. I can give both. What would. Be the. One you offer? A Russian meal that would be worthy of a celebration, a special occasion.

Okay. Okay. So for a celebration, we'd probably, uh, we would start off with some caviar. And what would you serve that mean? What do you put the caviar on now when you're bread? Okay, so a little nice. Crusty bread. No, just rye bread. Russian rye, Russian rye. Okay. And I mean, Americans seem to always put it and crackers and shit like oyster crackers, which she will stand by. And there's crackers like the cheapest thing in that. Right. It's too small. Like you want.

You want something that'll hold. One of my fondest memories was when I was in Russia in yes, it would have been 2000. So 22 years ago. And I happened to be staying at a restaurant that had a unlimited caviar in there dinner. It was staying at a restaurant. Most people say they were staying at a hotel. Sorry, I know you're staying in a heat, but you're like, I was staying at this. I was doing a culinary tour of Russia and I happened to be staying at this. It was actually a palace.

It was it was called Nevsky Palace. And they had a bowl, a large bowl of Black Caviar, of Beluga. And I was like, Oh, holy shit, this is so worth every penny because I'm to more than eat the costs of my expenses. Here I was. Like this all the time. Most I and it was one of those things that my ex-wife was mad at me for. The entirety of our marriage was that I didn't invite her to have dinner at this place and wait. Where were she?

Oh, what do you mean, where she was? In Russia, I would say. Okay. She was with you. With Russia? Oh, we weren't married at the time, though. I mean, I was not. Where did you find her and bring her home? Nonetheless, I found her and brought her home. Okay. And I know that now we met in Russia. But so a tip where you actually brought a Russian bride. You are that guy. Well, I didn't. No, no, no, no, no. It's not like that. I didn't buy her. No, that would be wrong. You know.

I rented her and then had a big blood baby that the. Families have been friends forever. Oh, so it was an arranged marriage? It wasn't it wasn't really arranged. There was just that she was hot and I was going back to America. You were a guy and she wanted to go to America. And I wanted a hot wife, so it worked out well. That seems like it. Yeah. You said she could cook, too, which. She was a good cook. I probably gained like £50 after working there. That's why she's like you on top of me.

I'll die. Uh huh, she was. I tell you this. I remember she was £121 when we were married. And when you got divorced. I think she's about 135? Okay. But I was not £121. 647 about. I'm not that bad, but no, I definitely put on like a good £50. Well, I was married for decades, for Christ's sake. So were you still looking good in the Adidas tracksuit? You know, the Adidas tracksuits fit me better now was. The very flattering. It's a very, very flattering shirt.

And I find that when I stream on Twitch or something and I'm wearing my Adidas tracksuit, people just dig it. But you went to this restaurant. How many times during that trip that. I stayed there. For a week? How do you stay at a restaurant? It's okay. Well, way there, it was a palace. So they know you were staying there? Well, technically, I stayed at the palace, but I was basically at the restaurant.

It was a good time. I enjoy a thoroughly you know, it was I don't think it's actually owned by the same company anymore. I was going to stay there one more time. I booked reservations, in fact, about would have been it would have been 2017 for a niece's wedding. And then something happened to where I couldn't get a flight out. And so I ended up not going. But I, I definitely wanted to book the same place because I remember how good the food was.

Well, the real question is, are you missing the business opportunity of doing angry Russian preppers, Russian tours? We could just, like take a group, get like ten, 20 guys. Well, my my other niece, yes. The Tours, I have a bunch of nieces. And we can hook all these people up then. Yeah, no, I could accept. You can't get a flight to Russia any more. Well, yeah, because they're the enemy. It's verboten. But you can go to Cuba, so. I mean, that's cool. No, you can't. To go to Cuba either.

No. Damn. Where can we go now? But I reached here recently, so this is this is. It's not official yet. So yes, you can go to key areas like flights every hour if. Well, let's just over to Russia. Okay. Just like that I did here. And this is not confirmed. So I'm not like talking about I know gender social. Yeah, but there's rumblings that Cuba has put in a request for a a missile defense system because they're feeling a little threatened by the they've said.

Well, if Russia or China would be very happy to go along with that. Yeah, I think they've got multiple countries that are going to be giving some quotes for that. And of course, we all know that country asking for defensive weapons should always be allowed to get them. Yeah, we should send them billions of dollars worth of aid. Mm hmm. Yeah. So I think I don't see a problem at all with some, you know. How dare a country try to. Enforce an order by. How dare they try to protect themselves?

There's they're saying there's a lot of drug trafficking that is going between Latin America and Florida. That is. Yeah, invading Cuban territorial waters. And they would really like to have a missile defense system to be able to deal with those facts. Right. Because a couple of guys in a little boat, what you need is what you need is a missile. There's a place that's very popular with these people that seem to be constantly coming over. It's called the Bay of Pigs.

I don't know if you've heard of it. Yeah, I've heard that. But popular. Back to the Kennedy is. Very popular. And they they really they're at their wits end trying to defend the place. Well, everybody should send some money over to Cuba to help them defend themselves against the evil empire. I think somebody will send some money. I think I see you in Cuba as like a. I've never been to Cuba. I've always thought it'd be fun to go. Most of my friends and family Robin Cuba.

But I've just never. Well, yeah, it's I, I almost got to Cuba in 86. Who back in the really bad days. Yeah. Yeah, I was, I was floating to Cuba from Key West. On a boat. Just the water. No, I was. I was that crazy enough to decide to swim between the 90 miles between Cuba and the U.S.? Now, I was on a sailboat. I was windsurfing and which I used to do in the eighties a lot. And it so happened that the wind changed. And so it was coming directly from the north.

And I happened to be south of Key West. And the the island of Key West kept getting smaller and smaller and smaller. As you see. This is a problem. As Cuba was getting bigger and bigger, I could not for the life of me like get back to Key West. And so finally I was actually rescued by a a fishing boat about 50 miles south of Key West. And you were almost halfway there? I was over halfway there, yeah. Yeah.

And then brought back to the west and I said, look, you know, I just think that I was this close to hooking this giant fish. But I don't know. I just I couldn't quite drag him on top of my surfboard because it's too big. And then the shark started coming around and started eating them. And, you know, now I got nothing to show for it. And I got to be brought back to the U.S.. Well, do they process you as a Cuban immigrant? I don't think they process me as a Cuban immigrant.

But I'm sure that somebody made a note of some things. A white guy on a board. Mm hmm. Yeah, yeah, right, right. I. I thought about it those, you know, the young man in the sea, I think would be a good title. I like it. Yeah, like that. Yes. He has a very classic ring to it for some reason. Kind of does. I've been learning how to write really briefly by using the fewest words possible lately. So welcome. To Twitter. Oh yeah. That I think Twitter has been great at coaching me.

They also there's a program called Hemingway that helps you with that. I like. Hemingway. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Yeah. Brevity. Yes. Which it's you. I am also one that has a tendency to. Don't use any additives. Right. I know it's I. But I have to. Sometimes you have to. Know additives allowed. Yeah, it's interesting, but it's like, oh, this is the grade reading level. This is not we're talking about stuff that no one's ever heard of and nobody knows. What anybody uses.

The Hemingway editor for us free or you can download it I guess but it doesn't interest. It's interesting. I quite often would have something put together that has more than a few lines of text. It's like it's a great thing to. So we start, we started talking about Russian food. So you start off with the caviar. That's as far as we get. Oh, we're on incisors. One of us just can't shut the fuck up. Which one? That's nobody knows which one. That is. One, maybe two, maybe and. Maybe three.

Possibly could be three. That's true as well. If memories are not here that before. So then you would go on to the cold salads, which Adam always made fun of whenever he ate Russian food. Not often. No. Use them. I mean, I've taken them to Russian restaurants quite a few times, but he this idea of cold salads to him was always kind of weird.

But you have salads that are like Olivier's a very popular Russian salad, and then you have after the variety of cold salads, then typically there's a meat dish, some kind, and there could be a variety of different meat dishes. Shish kabobs are pretty popular, which I'm sure, you know, traveled to Russia from the Middle East many years ago.

There's also a variety of like both pork and beef that is tenderized, kind of like Wienerschnitzel, which probably traveled to Russia from Europe, I'm going to guess.

But it if you want to go for something that's a little less fancy and more, you know, typically like country Russian than many, which is, like I said, kind of like the Russian version of pot stickers that's very often eaten as a standalone meal, not as an appetizer, the way you would eat potstickers and then you would boil them in water. I think in Chinese cooking they actually steam them and then fry them. In Russian cooking, you boil them and they're frozen in both countries cooking.

So you take the frozen ones, you check them into either water or you see them. And then what I like to do is put a little bit of vinegar on there and then a little bit of sour cream. And some people like butter as well, or chives or all kinds of more fancy shit. I just go for the basics. And you are the are quite. Good. I really am. I'm like the low maintenance, super basic man of the people. That's what I always tell everybody the most. People laugh hysterically as I do that.

I don't understand why. But yes, that's a common reaction to me. What people say. I don't know. I'm the most pragmatic sort of basic kind of dude out there. I'm trying to be those $500 bottle of whiskey is lining the bar or the. The heads of. Cars, the expensive wives. I mean, please, do you stop with them for a while? You're saving up for your next one, or are you just kind of done dabbling in that wise? Yeah, I don't know.

I'm I kind of enjoyed the benefit of of not having any single wife to be tied down, too. I get it. I get it. Yeah. But in the end, Russian food is much like Italian meals or something is a longer term affair. Americans eat their food very quickly and then move on in Europe, including in Russia the like, especially a meal where you're celebrating something or more, you know, more of a weekend meal could last for three or 4 hours. I was going to say three or four days.

I was like, well, this is going to be fun. No, no, no, no. Three or 4 hours. Just think of it more of like a Thanksgiving type meal, but with people you actually like and that you're like, Yeah. I like that. The good idea, that's where it'll be. But that's the same thing in other countries, like Italy does the exact same thing. And we figured out that you had to hit, what, $1,000 to be on that list of donating to unrelenting you. Be to have a meal with us.

Yeah, it was. It was. And we paid for the meals. So that's the that's the beauty. Part, right? It was in rubles, but it was equivalent to $1,000. Yes. So everybody remember that when thinking about donating to unrelenting. Yeah. I mean, as soon as we get a few more folks donating out of that thousand level will definitely put it on the calendar. Then they can come to Chicago and. Have a little bit of fun. Yeah, well, we got to find a nice, nice place to eat first.

Got to find a nice Russian restaurant. Mm hmm. Or we just have to do steak. But I should. I had a buddy that was just in Vegas. I should have asked him. They used to be a good Russian restaurant there. It was called Red Square. I think it was called Red Square. Maybe it was in the in Mandalay Bay. I believe it was either Mandalay Bay or Luxor, but I think it was in the Mandalay Bay. Yeah, I bet. Was it in the the mall attached to Mandalay Bay, perhaps. Hmm. Could be.

Because that's where the Irish restaurant is. They have the it had a walk in freezer for the vodkas which they made a big deal out of, which, you know, whatever, like you would go into the freezer wearing your fur hat and drink your vodka at 40 degrees below zero. I'm like, what's the big deal that's just like going outside Minnesota? Yes, it was it Mandalay Bay closed. Oh, that's too bad. It was there when we were there. Yeah. You know what? I remember this place.

With all the. Restaurants out front. Yes, yeah, yeah. And it was it was definitely, you know, cheesy. It was it was not just a fancy restaurant. It was a cheesy, expensive Russian restaurant. But the food was pretty good. I threw a bachelor party dinner thing for a buddy of mine there years ago, and no, it was pretty good.

I'm sure there's some restaurants that are open, but but also like they're you can't buy imports anymore in the U.S., which the U.S. has managed to cut itself off from imported products, which is hilarious. And so you have to buy American Made things, whether it's food or something else that is made in the Russian style. But you can't actually buy actual Russian products. So now you're getting.

Although you can still buy Coke in Russia, as is apparent by one of the news reports that I posted about stores that have like what happened to all the American thousands of companies that left Russia. And what happened is that the big ones just simply set up subsidiaries in Russia under different names. So you can still buy Coke in Russia, but you're not buying it from Coca-Cola. But that also makes total sense because Coke never stopped producing Coke in Germany during World War Two.

Those bastards, they've they've figured out a way to actually still produce Coca-Cola when Germany was run by Hitler. We just need to find knockoffs. That would be the Russian. Elon Musk has threatened to buy Coke and bring back its original formula. With cocaine in. It, its original formula, right. That would be the original formula. Right now, a little bit. Of cocaine in your step, but. They actually never had cocaine. It had a. After every. Product of coca leaf. Make sense which.

Which is also what cocaine is made from. Gives you a little spring in your step. Yeah. And it was based on the original formula of the native peoples of the area there that used coca leaf along with coffee seeds, I guess, I don't know, coffee plants, derivatives to create that very, very potent drink for the Warriors to go off on the hunts with. Well, you had to be ready for those. It's a different time, though, now.

Now you feel like they've gone a more dangerous direction because mostly they're using the poison of the tree, their truck now, you know, it's a little a little bit of poison gets you quite hot. Well that's the fun right. Mhm. I don't like boys. It I'll just read me. Not a fan. Not a fan of poison out of bed. No. You can learn these and other things by tuning in every Friday to unrelenting. Do we have anything else. Well, I kind of feel like we've been going for five and a half hours at least.

I have. Feels that way, doesn't. It? So I'm not sure what else. I haven't talked about it. Talked pretty much every topic. Every topic under the sun. We've covered it. Yeah. Do we talk about ye. Yeah. I believe we talked about ye. I mean we talked about him showing up at Trump's. He showed up at Trump's and he showed up at Tim Kast which by the way, I have the, the private video of him on the airplane flying to Tim gas. As a bombshell bombshell bombshell.

Well, I don't know why it would be a bombshell. I mean, they sent the plane for him. That's what they usually do for guests. But my God, Milo would not shut the fuck up. Well, you know those. Milo just talk non frickin stop. Yeah. And then. Then when they flew in they went to a it you burns itchy buns. Is that like. A it's itchy buns. They're like, is this a set up. It's a. Japanese steakhouse. I thought you said itchy buns. That's like that's something always.

If you have itchy bodies, you probably need to wipe it. With Kentucky, they probably do have a restaurant named Itchy Buns, but it was the Japanese Teppanyaki it. Was there anything worthy in this? Alex Well. The restaurant was basically closed. Other than for him. Oh, sorry. The Alex Jones same. Yeah.

Well, I mean, the look on Alex Jones face when he is around somebody who is actually crazy and that's pretending to be crazy, I thought was because he was he looked like he was seriously shocked at the things coming out of this other man's mouth. He's like I can't believe it. Which is a look that he sees on other people quite often when he's speaking. Right. But like, holy shit, he was like, what the fuck? Wow, man, I didn't know you were really fucking nuts. Wow.

Yeah. And I think that's that's a great clip you had there. I didn't realize you had the clips. So that was me, man. And That's like that was a clip, though. That was literally a clip. Completely me. I can tell what you sound like. And that was Alex Jones right there. I'm good. I've done that. Done the Alex every now and then. Yeah. He wants to do it every night. Ah, we know what your wife just turned on by now, right? Hey, Barry, Barry's a mistake. All right?

Yeah, his. By the way, his new wife looks good. I approve. Alex has a new wife? Yeah, I did not know that. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, like that. He's, you know, he used to be worth $1,000,000,000. He's not anymore. Obviously still enough to get hot. Strange. Well, they get. Yeah. What are they now. I think he owes 1.2 trillion now I believe is the latest. I mean there's a point where you owe so much. It's kind of like the debt of the United States, you know, never going to get paid off.

You just don't know what's going to happen. I think he pretty much owes more than the death of Ukraine as well. So all he has to do is say he sent that to Ukraine and it'll be forgiven. Yeah. So that's a good point because I mean, how dare these people steal money from Ukraine that could be spent there, right, by wanting it for themselves? No, no, no, no. He should be sending it directly to Ukraine to bypass the US government and thereby making sure the right people get it in the form of crypto.

Yes, untraceable crypto. Which crypto is the best way to send money? Clearly because it there's no chance of any funny business. Right. Because the blockchain would prevent that from happening. Right? Unless it's your own blockchain. I mean. If you're talking bitcoin, that's one thing. If you're talking Alex Jones coin then or. You know, lightning. Yeah. What's the difference? It's all the same to me, man. Yeah So I. I don't know, man. I think. I think we did talk about pretty much everything.

Unless you got something else. No, I think we can be locked. Locked and ready to rock talk next week, on Friday for another edition. What will be the news next week? That's the question. You can only find out by tuning in.