071: Podcasting Helmet

Level the air. You're always a little hot. I got to bring it down. Just, uh. Yeah, I can make that adjustment. Don't worry. We want you to sound good. I mean, I should probably do some arguing on the fly to. To try to get you where you need to be. Although you seem a little clearer lately than you did. Really? Yeah. Like, it's not as muffled. I mean, it seems like you have a little more presence as we're muffled. I've never been muffled. It's always been a little muffled.

See, when you stop talking, I can't tell the difference at all. I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know. Only bring you, right? Yeah. You put a freaking ATM in front of the link. I'm like, Why is this link not working? Do you even hit in the red again? And I'm in the yellow on my. And you hitting the red here, man. You're like, Why is there an ATM? You don't know what it is. No, I copied and pasted in blink the naught of you. Don't put something in front of a link, dude.

Can't you just click the link like regular folk? No, because it use a different browser. Uh, new like I want. I want the link in the link. Give me the link. Yeah. If I click the link, it'll open up the browser with 180 tabs. Very well. Maybe don't hit that many tab. Don't make that too many tab there. Be open there. Like what? What are you from Louisiana. Something like that. Yeah I'm I'm blue for T from Tennessee. Uh Tennessee blue for T from Tennessee. From Tennessee, Buford, T from Tennessee.

You from Louisiana. You for Buford T Justice. Yeah, I'm talking Buford T of Hog story fame. The one who does hog story Monday night on the No Agenda stream. Sir John Fletcher, the Dame lady. Carolyn Blaney It's a podcast. Oh, yeah, I've been there. Podcast. You don't know about it, but you bet on it. All leads kind of hold with Biden a blur.

I can understand the damn thing people were talking about like they're smoking too much pot was informed later that you needed to be high to be on it and I didn't read the fine print. Know you always have to read the fine print. Always. I mean, just a little more. And I think we'll be I think we'll be right on down on it then. I just need our intro music. I just play in my stick. I don't even know who that is. My stick. My stick. My stick is better than bacon. It's a very catchy tune.

Uh, I'm sure it's the music factory that came up with it. Probably. It's just a very weird. Why are you so quiet? Let me turn it up. But now I'm just doing. I'm pulling up the theme here. Now, here's where I may normally talk. One, two, three. One, two, three. I don't. I don't hit the rack. I can't even hit the yellow when I'm going into a plane. I'm telling you, you're kind of like Whiteside lately. That's weird that I'm just a little muffled. I'm not sure what's going on.

I'm probably this big a foam ball on the. Oh, I took my foam ball off a few weeks ago. See, That's okay. And you're fucking telling me nothing was changing? That's what changed. The foam ball came off and it's like all of a sudden you're no longer sound and a little underwater. That makes sense, because here's my phone ball on, because I, you know, I like to talk right close, but yeah. Mm. Now here's what the foam ball of. Holy shit.

Right. You do it there. Can you believe that the foam ball comes off in now it's, it's clearer. Right. That's way clearer. I guess you have to leave it off then. Well yeah, that's what I did. I'm surprised Your story. Well, I like it. I like the look, you know, And it's just what I do. I do think. Well, there's one other advantage, and that is that if you if you're eating something. Well, I can make don't spit it right into the grill and get it right on the mike on the ball. Right.

And you just you can take that thing off. You can clean it, you can replace it. Oh yeah. Nine different ways to Sunday. Yeah. Yeah. It's, it it's one thing like if you're going to like radio station you'll see the the hosts coming in with their own balls on the, on the microphone. Yeah. He's got, you always got to come in which they get their own headphones and their own balls. They don't provide you with the balls. What you get into the studio. Yeah. I'm glad I'm recording this.

I mean we haven't done the theme, but I think we've already been doing the show. Jim, You know, I'm born ready. Yeah, we're. Hello. You are joining unrelenting episode number 71 June 2nd, 2023 already in progress. I'm your host, Darren O'Neil and my friend on the other end, Sergey never to leave this race still lights off the Muscovites. Not now, really, but Amir, what's going on, man? Well, the world is melting down. I guess that's every week we have Joe Biden falling down.

We have Taylor Swift in Chicago. I mean, she wanted me to go to brunch, and I'm like, I got to do a show with Jean. That's right. I have to have priorities. So here I am. Didn't win the lottery again. No, no, no. I am impressed with the way the Taylor Swift tour does Merchandizing. I are all about the money. Yes. Oh, yeah. Anybody that says Taylor Swift isn't a big ole capitalist, they're missing out on what's going on here. Their parents were millionaires when she was growing up. Irrelevant?

Yes, irrelevant because there's a lot of there's a lot of the children now who are like, I don't like all of that capitalist. Even if their parents were rich, they're the ones that come out, even though they're still taking all their parent's money, You know, they're still very anti-capitalist because they didn't have to work for the money, I guess. I don't know. But I haven't been. It's also her parents money. So, you know, got to work for a while. Kind of like Britney, have you?

I haven't been to a concert in a while, and the ones that I have been to were a little bit smaller, you know, more like bar kind of thing. Yeah, Well, that's what happens when you get a restraining order, right? This is true. But I have never heard of a concert tour rolling into town. And Taylor is at Soldier Field, which is the biggest venue in Chicago. Mm. I think they're selling 60,000 plus tickets for every show three nights. Yeah, I know. Just think of the money on that. But not only that.

60,000 tickets, three nights. And because I'm going back, the only time I went to see a show. No, I saw two shows at Soldier Field. One was Bruce Springsteen back in the Born in the U.S.A. era, when he was bigger than everybody at that point. And I think I saw McCartney there. Now, Springsteen, the ticket, scalpers. I mean, this was before the Internet. So I guess we have to add that into the the thing.

And it was General admission, which meant if you weren't early in the gates, you weren't going to get anywhere near the stage anyway. But there were people outside, even when we were getting there, you know, not super early, but we weren't going to be we weren't going to be late. They were trying to sell the tickets for like five bucks, and they couldn't get rid of them because they got the boot there. Scalpers bought way too many tickets. That's not happening with Taylor Swift.

And yesterday, because I really hadn't been paying attention to the other cities. But this is Chicago. So you see things yesterday at Soldier Field from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., they had a big merch sale out in front. So they have like multiple semis bringing in merchandise, people showing up the day before the concert and they're selling merchandise all day the day before, and the three days of other people not know you're supposed to buy merch day after day, and that's usually when it's cheaper.

Yeah, you wait to the wait to the whole tour is over and that's when you load up on the merchandise. Wait, she's doing three days? Yes. At Soldier Field 65,000. And that 180,000. Yeah. And the tickets are still not easy to come by. So it tells you that the money that was made here is going to everybody from gang bangers to middle aged men sitting there.

Yeah. And I'm wondering if we're going to have any of the how do we say this in a way that wouldn't get us thrown into what jail when the youth, the big groups of youth show up to rampage The youth? Yeah. I'm wondering if that's going to happen outside of Soldier. Oh, that'd be hilarious. Uh huh. You know, then we'll see the police presence, man. It's going to be private police anyway. Yeah, it is not a fun time to be in Iraq, but then, of course, we've got this.

Then we go into the fucking lives there. That's crazy. I don't. I would not live in the city limits. Some people do. I guess we are 60,000 tickets three nights. It's unheard of. I mean, even in the biggest, when U2 was like, at the top of the world, they did two nights and I think they had kinda trouble selling the singing out. So this was three nights, and I don't remember Led Zeppelin doing two nights. I don't know. It was a different world back in the seventies.

I mean, the amount of trucks and this is the interesting thing too, it's like Taylor Swift, the way they do the concerts. Now, I know it's not everybody Metallica, Springsteen, you know, they can just go. They can call audibles and do a whole different show every night. Taylor Swift It seems like the females do this. And I remember seeing Reba mcEntire, who was fantastic back in the day and went through like five four. Reba was like five or six costume changes.

The Taylor costume changes seem way more plentiful than that. Hmm. And the whole thing is set up to wear the girl sweats. Yeah. And it's choreographed down to the minute. I'm sure. I'm just waiting for all of that has worn on stage to outfits to end the big loop there while Louboutin boots, which I can only imagine were like $20,000 boots to begin with.

If you could cut those things up into little pieces and like put them on trading cards or something like official Taylor Swift worn merchandise, it would bring in the in the beaucoup bucks. But I imagine if Taylor Swift's only fans channel how much money you should make if well, this is it. If you had somebody that looked like Taylor Swift, you could just make $1,000,000,000 Swift Taylor You're right. And that was that's the question with all of this A.I. stuff.

How different does it have to be in order to to use somebody on a pretty generic looking face? You know, that's not that hard. It's hard to tell HEIGHT when you get on in photographs and video unless you know, she's sitting next to somebody. Yes. So you can you can make that up. There's no question about it. There are people working on or if they if they haven't already done it, working on their Taylor Swift A.I. girlfriends. Mm hmm. And if you can, then wayfair's. Yeah, there's money there.

There's a lot of. Now, does your wife object to your Taylor Swift body pillow? No, she doesn't care. It's fine. Yeah. I mean, she would sell me the Taylor Swift for a few boxes of Legos. I'm pretty sure. I'm sorry. It's Lego. If me. This is listening. There is no the real Lego. Yeah. Legos is not a thing. It's the multiple of now I Lego. I read a rumor that says that the Lego were actually invented by Germany in World War Two during the Nazi era. That, you know, I was somewhere over in that era.

But it's what Denmark is where their headquarters is allegedly, as far as I know, it was Denmark. But that's close. You're in the yeah, you're in the regime. You're in the region or regime either. Yeah. I mean, my understanding is they were invented for the Reich children, the Kindles to build concentration camps. Well, you could, you could build little weapons. Yeah, you can build guns. That's why their, their basic shape is a brick square.

Well, just because it's also, you know, the most common building shape of, you know, doesn't matter. I'm just saying you never know. Yeah. Nazi Legos the title that. So I was going to say that's a little harder to sell than on the box. But yeah, I want to be sued by a multibillion dollar company. I have no I watched the movie by Mel Brooks that had that in there. I think the rumor I just blame Mel Brooks. So let me ask you a question. Why do you hate deep dish pizza?

You know, I've never liked it. I've always been a thin crust kind of guy. I know I'm from Chicago and bordering Chicago. A little deep dish now and then, but I prefer the the thin crust. I mean, the deep dish. You really have to be in the mood for it. It's probably been five, ten years since I've had a deep dish. It's them. Yeah. You can't be calling yourself a Chicago. Your definitely on the outskirts of Illinois. Thin crust, baby. That's the way to go. The thinner cracker crust, the better.

Get me a good Sheldon's pizza, which was the pizza that I grew up loving. It was a place that was on the way between my house and Comiskey Park, so we would often stop there. It was an old neighborhood joint, you know what I'm saying? And yeah, you know, thin crust pizza is basically pizza that is made by a shop that's losing money. I think they're all making a lot of money on pizza be affording the real dough. That's all the same dough. It's just less. It's less. Yeah. Yeah. Like wella.

But the Cesena pizza that I love so much, the guys that started that came back from the war, that's a couple of Polish brothers. So, I mean, they made the best damn pizza. Super authentic to me. You're right. It is. It's the best stuff ever. The best Polish pizza in town outside of Chicago. Yeah. It's like, what's Polish pizza? It's like, I don't know. But they do it right, and it's. Well, okay, okay. So that's interesting because I've had Norwegian pizza. Really? What is that? It has lutefisk.

Oh, that's going to be an interesting taste sensation. It's actually really good. Well, you told me recently that you can get anything you want in your area in a burrito form. So that's true. Why not pizza? Same thing. Yes. Yes. Ever since the whole war thing, you just the food prices in Moscow have just gone up, though. Well, I mean, I thought Vlad had this all under control. Yeah, well, it's it's the exotic things that aren't made in China, you know? Yeah, that's a little rougher.

You get your hands on the fresh ingredients. Yeah. Eggs are down here. I was happy to see that. Well, eggs are super cheap. No, I'm not talking about eggs. Eggs? They're like. They're about $0.20 for a dozen. Well, see, that's beautiful. And you don't have that many electric cars around Moscow. Yeah, well, there are more now because there's a couple Chinese companies making them, though. Yeah, well, once I think, in fact, one of them was called Tesla.

But it's that was a T it's with an F, it's a. FESSLER But they look just like it. It well, it's amazing how that happens. It's the Chinese knockoff syndrome. Yeah, Musk is there right now. I'm not sure why, but apparently he's got some meetings there. Well, I always thought it was interesting because, you know, it's the same factories making this stuff. So, yeah, you know, this was probably ten years ago, maybe even more when I was buying some hockey jerseys. I was a big Black Hawk fan then.

And they have one of the most beautiful sweaters in the game. And it got to the point where if you wanted to buy the officially licensed jerseys, they were three 350 400 postcard. Yeah, absolutely You can thank Kevin Smith for that. Yeah, well, I bought a bunch of Kevin Smith jerseys before he decided I'm cool. I'm getting skinny now. Sure. I'm not going to sell the jerseys anymore. You idiot. Fucking idiots, right? Jerseys that awesome the time out.

And you don't have to be a big fat dude to wear the jerseys. They were just a healthy, cool. Yeah. Awesome designs, including the one my favorite. I mean, again, probably because I'm a Blackhawk fan. Yeah. The Bob Hawks, which was the head that was like the Black Hawk had, but it was with the backwards wearing cap. So it was like a silent, yep, beautiful jersey.

But when I was ordering jerseys, there were guys selling them out of the like, baseball card shows and stuff because that was the way to get away with it. But selling the Chinese knockoff Blackhawks jersey now, some of them were horrible, but there were some that looked just as good, felt just as good as the real jerseys. They were selling them for like 39 bucks. Yep. It's like, yeah, true. It's the material's not worth I mean, I'm getting the point.

I'm sure it was all the licensing too to make them legitimately, but it's the same kind of thing now. There's a bunch of Taylor Swift merch groups on Facebook and I'm seeing a lot more people that are like, Oh, I've got an Etsy and I'm making these and I'm like, okay. And until you get sued into oblivion, uh, well, see, it all depends, I guess, what it is, how big of an operation it is. But one of the, one of the admins for the one group didn't like, obviously the admin was a flipper.

There was a CD that Taylor released last week at the New Jersey shows and it was announced that it was being released at that show. But what most of the people on eBay put in their listing was, Oh, it's a New Jersey exclusive live. Mm hmm. Well, guess what? It's not. So people were I saw people spend on eBay upwards of 200 bucks on a $10 CD, and now it turns out it really wasn't an exclusive. And I posted on that group like, well, if they now you're a moron to buy one anyway.

But if you bought one and the listing said it was a New Jersey concert exclusive, eBay will let you get your money back and force the seller to handle shipping on the other way because they lied in their listing. And the admin of the one Taylor Swift group immediately took it down. So I'm guessing they're also flippers would be my guess, Don. It's like you just have to be buyer beware. Understand the rules. And that's usually a good practice and everything.

Yeah. If you're selling on eBay, you were done with Taylor Swift. 20 minutes. This is the limit on the show. I'm just saying, for anything on eBay, why add extra information? And that's not needed when you start out. I mean, get a better advice. Just don't do eBay. You know, it's it just makes you feel dirty. It doesn't a lot of different levels. But if there's something that you want and it's it's become the place to go for collectibles, you know, again, tickets.

That's why it makes you feel dirty because it reminds me of that shop that sells that kind of crap. There's a lot of them, but it has a smell to it. You know exactly what I'm talking about. No, I don't. What shop? What smell you talking about the shop in every city in the country that sells collectibles? Well, there's more than one. It has a certain smell. The best advice I can give is just don't go in there. It's the smell you're going to walk out in a year of your life has been lost

it all. The feds. Are you buying or selling her, right? Yeah. If you're selling, you're just going to dump it on eBay. Well, this is right, because where else are you going to sell it? I mean, it's not my fault you wouldn't want to go to that shop. But lately, eBay smelling more and more like that shop. You can smell eBay. What what what did the your Mac mini do you have? And by the way, I bought a mac. I'm sorry. I do not have a mac. You know here's here's Well, I do actually.

Let's talk about impulse purchasing. Okay. The other day, the wife and I went to Costco for the first time in a long time, and they had the two. Mac Mini is on sale for 4.99. And I'm like, Holy cow, that's pretty cheap. Yeah, that's what I said. So I bought it and it's still sitting in the box because I'm like, Oh, oh, well, good, good, though. Here's what you keep in the box for a year, right? Cheated up. Julia said of using Apple products. You buy it, you look at the box sitting on the floor.

But here's the beauty of it. But here's the beauty. Now you have the right to tell everybody. Oh, well, yeah, of course I use the man way. You don't have a mac, right? I've got it right here. It doesn't say you have to take it out of the box. I know it does not say you have to take it out of the box. And I'm like, Oh, it's the M2 pro that would let me do the three monitors. Mm hmm.

Although I'm thinking all I really need to do is get a get a switch, and then I can just use that on the main monitor when I want to. Because it's so small, it's easy to just add to the it really is the the chain of everything else here. It is tiny. It fits right under the big screen back. Yeah. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Which is literally the same size. My big stream deck right now though, is sitting on top of a monitor bass which is sitting on top of my MOTU.

So I'm glad that baby's metal because it's holding up. Oh, you got that whole thing on the top the most. Yeah. Yeah. It's great because it's like the MOTU doesn't even exist anymore. Yeah. I got my moto off to the side behind the side monitor. I do have to put a little sticky note though, over the display. Is there any way to turn the displays on these Moto's off. I find them to be on now. Right. But showing that they're kind of bright I'll give you that. It's like why is there no way?

Because, you know, it's just a light. Why is there Couldn't they have added a little thing in there that's like turn off around the lights. Yeah. A lot of that's true because some I shouldn't say a lot. Some brands do have a dim display too. Like have I? I've never seen one that lets you turn it off though. It would be nice but I guess a big stick, you know because you know, I never look at the display. I always just open up the it also doesn't have to face, you know. Now that's true.

That is true because I'd really never adjust the headphone level or once inside. Yeah. Or I could just hide it, put it somewhere else, mount it to the back of the monitor or something like that. You could, you could walk around the back of the monitor if you really want to throw out the Z now. No. Again, a millennial says you can dim the ave be ultra light. Well, y well, y can't mind Dim, Come on. Oh, really? How do you do it? Yeah, I've got one. Them. How do you dim it?

No agenda, Millennial. Yeah. Provide info there. Person dude there Person on control room dot I. Oh, guy. Mm hmm. Yeah, I know. Just we'll just sit here quietly while you were waiting for your answer. This is a quality podcast. How do you dim this thing? We have these devices we need for them. Need to dim. I mean, that's it. I go the old fashioned way, but I got the. My. What? Is he not saying anything? I'm sure he's typing it out.

You have to remember, this is there are a few second delay and then they have the person like, give us a useless answer. We're waiting. Yeah, it's just the little LED screen blitzed. Yeah. And the unit itself, I mean, I could probably open to the screen. That's pretty bright. That thing ought to be brighter than normal to see. Blitz says he just removes the LEDs from the device. I think this is.

I don't know if this is back yet or the display it's it's a little harder to because it's now just one LCD. No, but my air conditioning went out this week. So I mean there was this is I heard about that. So what you do. This is my first live show this week with a co-host because Monday was Memorial Day and the wife was often we had some stuff to take care of. So I called off on Planet Rage, which made people mad. And it's like, Well, then donate more.

Because if I was making any kind of money, I would definitely do the show. And then the guy was coming over to fix the air on Wednesday and people were like, Oh no, you're not going to do grumpy old bands. And I'm like, Well, I'm like, I think we hit a total of $5 in donations waiting for grumpy old bands. And I'm like, Well, I could inconvenience myself for a dollar an hour, but maybe not.

So my buddy came out and he cleaned out the whole thing, which probably didn't need to be done because what we really needed was another £4 of the refrigerant and oh yeah, a catalog of walk. What are we going to buy? Because what was done to try to stop the leaks last year at the end of June or July obviously slowed it a little bit but didn't help.

And if the refrigerant thanks to the government because if the refrigerant was only like 100 bucks to refill it, I would do that twice a year with no problem and this thing would run another ten. I remember when it used to be 15 bucks that said, and now it's like, Yeah, you can't. He says, I stand corrected. You can adjust the contrast, you see. Well, that's a big difference. Yeah, it was free back in the day, right? It was still way cheaper.

And I remember I had a car that was leaking and I remember, yeah, I'd buy like a thing of freedom every four times a year. It was cheaper than fixing it, huh? Not anymore. Yeah. So that's going to be on the list of things to get replaced here. This summer will be a new a new AC unit. Well, there's 100 grand right there. Yeah, there. I think when we were checking last year, they were about 35. So what do you guess? They're like 45 now. Yeah, probably about 45. So that'll be fun.

But yeah, I mean, there's not much, you know, what the, the margin on those things is. No, I tell you. Okay. If you get me a good deal, mean I've got the guy to put it in so. Well it's unfortunately you're in the wrong state. I've got a I'm working with an air conditioning company right now. You can get me, you know, a guy that can that you're in the wrong place, wrong state. I'm outside of Moscow. That is the only regional. You're in the wrong place.

The only deliver in the up to the Ukrainian border. That's it. Yeah, exactly. They're. Yeah. So if they're selling a unit for 30 grand, their concerns about 12 grand. Well these are home units so they're like 35 and stall not thousand, they're 3500. No, no, no. You can't get one that cheap. It's you're going to pay about 30 grand. I don't think you understand what air conditioning units are.

No, I do. It's. No, I don't know how small a house you have, but a normal standard American, 4500 square foot house, your gas all-American mansion. It's not a mansion. That's a house. That's. I'm sorry. I live in Texas here. I forget you guys have different sizes up north Jeans like I've got. I've got me in Texas. Square feet. Yeah. You get your million the happy to you unit and dude can you imagine how cool it could get in here.

It gets reasonably cool, but I like to keep mine an 80 You see you're right in with what the government says to do. The the White House, they say it just for that. So it's and it's complete coincidence. It just so happens that my snakes prefer 80 degree temperatures. See, I would die at 80 if it got up to 80.

It'd be like the air conditioning is obviously broke because I'm Irish and like the cool we like it to be that Well, that's because you live in the middle of the northern wasteland up there. Well, that's from here in Texas when it's 115 outside, it's 80. Inside, it's extremely pleasant. I can see that because when the air conditioning was broke and the wife came home for lunch, she walked in here like, oh, the guys here are here already. And I'm like, No, it's just like 95 out.

So when you walk in and it's only, you know, whatever in here, it feels very cool. Yeah, but if you never leave the house, you don't know how hot it is outside. That's true. There. Then there is yet one more reason to ever leave the house. Right? Never leave the house. Why would you ever do it? There are people out there. Yeah. And that's. You know what that means so. Well, yeah. Your future ex wife. Yeah. That ship salesman. What's wrong with spaceships? There's nothing. I mean, you sell them.

Well, that's the smell of that shop when you walk into crazy jeans. Spaceship Emporium. No, no, no. My shop does not have that smell. What? Use a little Febreeze is sprayed around. No, no. I have a very exclusive shop. It has a white and gold spaceship and. Oh, do have business cards like Steve never truly have spaceship salesmanship salesman. Yes, I brought those down when I went to space. Like, I believe that everybody here need a slightly used spaceship.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm Fred. Does the Kessel run in 15 parsecs? It's not super fast, but it'll get you there. It'll get you there faster than you need to be there. And people are yelling at me now. Constantly. Did you watch Idiocracy yet? I'm like, No. Yeah. Did you know why I'm not giving it to peer pressure? The hell is wrong with you? Watch it. I will. I'll get to it. Uh huh. I will get to it at some point. I'm still watching house. Well, of course, it's like 12 seasons.

You were like, I just realized that I'm watching the episodes that were made 15 years ago right now. And it holds up. It totally holds up. There's nothing at all that seems old about it. Do you a fan of Jennifer Morrison? Was that the doctor in house? The girl. I'm a fan of the house's boss chick. Oh, yeah. Let's. Linda. What's your name? Jewish. Yeah. Yeah, she was on Seinfeld. I would totally do her. I mean, but would she? Do you or she laughs. Yeah. This goes without.

I am mean, it's not a question, right? That's just laughs. She likes the beards. All right, let's see now. I was going to look up my shop. Your shop for your spaceship ships? Mm hmm. Let me go in there. Crazy jeans, spaceship Emporium, Dot or. No, that would not be what I would name it. I'll send you the link, but know that you could put it in the show notes for everyone serious about the green spaceship shop. So smells like Drakkar Norse, AC, Brooklyn.

Uh, no, no, but it does not like you go bust the wall like a Bauhaus. If you buy a spaceship today, you'll get a free pack of orange ponchos. But yeah, if you buy a bunch of them, they get a free spaceship. I was going to go the other way with that number. I think I was going to think of it this way. Yeah, you know, it. It's. It's all good. I'll get. I get a view of just my stuff. This is an actual thing on the actual Internet. Yeah, I'm going to.

Since you like dude called origin use trips while. Yeah. What did you think I was? Bullshit. You know, probably the at the time that most of the time. Well. Well, there you go. There's a spaceship sale. Space star dash hanger, e-commerce shop slash origin dash used dash vehicle that just rolls off the tongue. I know, right? It's a great, great URL. You need crazy jeans. That's something. And then just send it to there. I'll tell you, there's some spaceship $249. Whew. That's a bargain.

Yeah, right, Right. So now how do you buy it? Now? Is this something that you had to originally buy from somebody else that you're reselling, or can you create something and add it into this ecosystem and sell these are all purchased wholesale. They're they're things that appear in a video game. What's the difference between wholesale and retail? I buy them for cash and then sell them for sexual favors, Credit card. Hmm. See, there are different.

If you click on the show more button, you'll see all the different models and make them there. Nobody's ever gone to a jean site and clicked show more. Oh yeah. Yeah, exactly. I mean, these literally have not been to my only fans. They sell them interesting graphics. Uh huh. Did you write the descriptions yourself? I did, yes. I tell you, they're very keyword friendly. Did you use chat to help? Yeah. No, no, I don't. I don't need. Yeah, do it myself.

This is the only way to get a cut list black with, like, one original concept. Unless you were a part of the original Kickstarter for this. True. 12 years ago. That's right. The only way for anybody that makes fun of me for buying and selling Taylor vinyl crap. Yeah, crap over all Taylor crap. Jean is selling virtual spaceships for real money. Well, not virtual money. No, this is real. I understand the real money part and the important part you like. I got real money.

Even comes with a ten year insurance policy. So if the spaceship breaks down, where do they bring it to? Yeah, well, you got ten. You got insurance right there. Ten years built in. And if you're dead in five years, then what? Well, you know, unfortunate. It's well for you I mean, yes. And especially for the people that are trying. I'm not the one preventing insurance. Do I get that outsource. Wait, so there's a third party company that will insure your spaceships.

There's. There's a lot of parties. Damn, I should have probably set the live tag on so people knew the show was live. I mean, I figured you did that on purpose, so nobody listens. Yeah, because then you can grouse more about not getting any money. No, we got money today. Now. Okay, well, then you should probably let people know. We're not that we're sick of that. Wait, no, that's just only the. How else are you going to get any any donation from CSB?

So that we mentioned cooking that A he already said that before the show started. Oh well then then we don't need to worry about it. But he only sent like 5000 satoshis. It's like, oh, that's like a buck. Yeah. Yesterday at the, the rock and roll pre-show did much better. Our buddy certain in was letting the satoshis fly like mad.

I think by the end of the day it was about a total of 400,000 Satoshis Yeah, I would not be mentioning those things because playing illegal music, as Tinsley correctly stated, while gathering funds and satoshis no may be construed as something that is not totally kosher. Is kosher not. What are you bringing the Jewish folks into this for? Well, kosher, you know, that's a law that's legal. They're kosher. It's a law. Nobody understands laws. But, you know, the Jews do.

Well, come to Chicago, We'll have some pizza. Uh, yeah, except they found out you don't actually understand. Deep dish. Well, you know, I'm not sure I understand. I understand deep dish, which is you overload on the crust and you don't get enough of the good stuff. Oh, God. Are you kidding me? A good hell, even a bad deep dish. Pizza weighs about £8. So what the hell do you mean? You're not getting the good stuff? But it's like £7 of crust in the. No, no, no, no. The crust.

The crust is a certainly component of it's got to be strong enough to hold £7 of pizza insides. I don't understand the loop. You have three layers of meats, sausage and cheeses in there. I think I saw Dillard's. Did you go through his back? Look, did you. What do you think in Malnati? Because he's a real Chicago guy. I think blue out his sucks. But everybody that I run into is like Lou Malnati the best man. I'm telling you. No, no, it's not just like Portillo's. Portillo's beef used to be great.

It sucks. Mm. There were things that were once grand. That's one of the things I kind of. I don't have here. I have damn near everything in Austin because, you know, important. But the one thing I don't have is a good deep dish pizza place. And that's unfortunately when I lived up in Frisco, which is North Dallas, it just totally randomly happened to be the case that I lived a block away from the only deep dish pizza place in town. Well, now you can get deep dish pizza made into a burrito.

Yeah, well, I would if that's you probably can, but it's not the same thing. See? Okay, we do have burrito. Everything here, though. Diggy Guru chiming in prefers Pizzeria Uno. Yeah, we used to have an, you know, around here. Yeah, I, I like pizza real time. I've eaten their stuff for like 50 years, but there's a, there's something about these, you know, these smaller pie places that's really good. I mean we used to have Giordano's was pretty good around here.

Yeah. Dude, I've had plenty of those too, but now it's beggars and I really, I never to be fair, I've never tried a deep dish at bear. How much deep dish is these days? Because back when I used to go to Chicago, back when I used to live on Wacker Drive there when I was up there, you know, walking around at night smelling the chocolate, not of worry in the world. Right. You're walking around just a lot. You just like it just going between clubs in the middle of the night

smelling chocolate. That's what the life used to be. You know, That was like the best thing you could ever do. Yeah. Back in the eighties, it was great. And the back then, you know, after you're done that, I'm getting the rebound there now head down. You want a price on a deep dish or a gourmet stuffed pizza? Uh, from who? From this is from betters. It was the one that was saved here. I can give you a pricing item. Well, sure. Go ahead. You want stuff? We'll do stuff. Let's see.

Just about a large stuffed pizza with just, you know, cheese and sauce and 29 bucks. Yeah. And how much is the other one for the deep dish? Everybody just be like, we're getting hungry now. Mm. They're largest 2754 deep dish now, as I understand it, with no ingredients. So you add all the meats and things, it's probably be more in the $60 range, I guess. Yeah. And if you I believe that's actually 60 bucks would be pretty reasonable for that.

So if you're on if you're like, hey, I want me some regular sausage, I'm a deep dish with some regular pepperoni, What else you want to throw in there? Onion? Neither one of those two things. No, you. What do you throw on all these? What do you want? So you essentially the video you know exactly what goes on there. You got you got three layers of cheese. You got two layers of ground beef. Oh, ground beef. Okay. We got to put ground beef in there. I didn't see the video, I just saw pizza clearly.

Now, the pizza I like is a thin crust with Italian beef. And Jarred Nehring could see where that could be good on an a deep dish way, I could see that the ground deep dish pizza is literally a pie. It is not a flatbread, which is what you're calling pizza. What do you want besides your ground beef? Would you want regular ground beef or extra ground beef? No, I like the extra ground. Extra ground beef. Okay. Do you adding any grilled chicken, any olives, any peppers,

all of have to be on there. Absolutely. You want green or black? Black, black olives, baby. So you got ground beef, black olives. What else do we want to throw on here? Onions. Onions Got to do. I don't have the onions on there. Green peppers, green pepper. Okay Mm hmm. Anything you want? Some anchovies? I like mushrooms. Not everybody likes mushrooms in there, but I kind of like the mushrooms. We'll do mushrooms. Not any anchovy and bacon. And so he goes on top. Always.

Oh, well, okay, we got to throw the chilies on here. Mhm. So getting to be a big damper. They offer broccoli on the pizza. I'm questioning now. No broccoli. No, that's not a real thing. That's not a food. Now what I will, now I will say that. Yeah, go ahead, go ahead finish your thought and really enjoy and I just kind of ran across this randomly was I ordered a a fada pizza with black olives. That's all the other meaning Delightful. Yeah. Don't say that. You know what's really good?

If you want to do that, I'll just do a very traditional kind of Italian, which is the flatbread pizza with olive oil and black olives and nothing else. Nice. Just. No, no red sauce. It just. It tastes really good. Did you? Gurus says ground beef and pizza is for commies. Well, put this kettle down for Tommy's. Whatever, dude. Let's see. So that you want pineapple or red onion or not on this, I do enjoy pineapple pizza, but not in this. Not in deep dish. You want a little shaved palm on top?

Of course. Let's see. No spinach, no tomato. I'm guessing you know, some people like, you know, non tomato, some people like the spinach on there. I've never been a big fan on pizza. It gets soggy so far. So what we've got then, what's our total on this? Oh, $50 or $0.30? Oh, well, it's under 60. That's reasonable price for a large pizza. There you go. Yeah, that's very good deal. Now, in Austin, that would probably be a hundred bucks. Will you want extra cheese, too?

Well, yeah. You always get you don't even think about that. That brings it up to 5315, right. About right. That about a $60 pie. It should be around 60 bucks right around there. Yeah, we are big. You're in your deep dish pizza right here. Your online low. Yeah. We're not order you could to. No, I did make fun of Berkeley. I have to say I did just make, uh, broccoli, beef, Chinese beef, broccoli, whatever you want to call that. I love that. I made that just a few days ago.

I love Mongolian beef with a little bit of broccoli. Mongolian beef that works through. Yeah. With with the broccoli and the broccoli is good for that because it sort of makes the beef taste all more grassy, which would be the way it would taste in Mongolia. Fucking Mongolians. Yeah, they conquered the, you know, most of the known world didn't. I mean, I haven't not watched in a few years. South Park. Are they still getting away with all of the overtly racist, you know?

Shit. Yes. Yes. I mean, I know it's dumb, and I know there it could possibly offend some people, but it's nobody's offended. I would hope not. But we're getting into that world now where people are ultra offended by everything. We're getting into that world. I think we've been in that world beyond the world. It's just that the people watch South Park don't give a shit. The the folks at Target maybe do. Yeah, well, like that. Yeah. That's why you got the hell out of Minneapolis, man.

Because it's Target City. It is Target City. And then Target was a customer of mine and a number of them. What I want to know is, are the folks that are part of the gay and lesbian community. How pissed are they at this whole trans thing? Because, yeah, they they really are pissed. They're so I, I follow on Twitter and other places a few folks that are part of the gays against trends for Gays against pedophilia and same thing basically.

And yeah there's a lot of people that are what you would describe as traditional lesbians and traditional gates right. That people are like, you're sick. They're like, yeah, you know, we kind of you know, we just wanted to be able to be able to have the same kind of legal rights to pass our crap to our partner when we're dead and to, you know, just some parody with people that that are straight. We never sign up for this shit. Right?

This is like no pedophilia the trans that that's a that's that's a whole different thing that is not a sexual preferences that's a mental disorder. Yes. Mutilating children is a mental disorder. Yeah. There's a lot of mental disorders there and it's a it's a problem and I think it's going to become a there the the current LGBTQ is effectively already pushed out the gene. Yeah. Because they don't like men and gay men are men. And just because they're gay they they're not that's not enough.

We like if you're not trans, you're not a real LGBT. You're right. If you still look like a man, you got a problem. Yeah. I mean, if. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So it's like there was I think if, you know, again, this is not something that I was following ultra closely, but just from somebody who's living at this time, it seemed to me like we went through a phase where the overall consensus for people, even like against gay weddings and stuff like that, even Obama was when he first got elected.

And then it seemed like there was this beautiful acceptance where it's like, Hey, as long as you're not in my face, as long as, you know, everybody should be able to do what they want, as long as you're not hurting somebody else. And we got to a point that it seemed like everybody was in a good place. And then the trans thing came out and it's like, well, how did they hijack all of this stuff? And it's like, why aren't the gays and lesbians out here going to wait, wait, wait, wait.

I mean, I know you said there are some are, but they should be like, wait, we we don't want to be included in this group. Don't just have them on. Do our group just make them a separate group because it's not the same thing at all? Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of conflation going on there. And then it's like you getting this anger. Like there should not be anger against the gay community at this point. I mean, you should not be like, well, pride is not a bad thing.

I mean, if people have your sexuality, sexualities, your sexual I mean, technically it is one of the seven sins. Yeah. Well, so is masturbating, right? I mean, to not have No that's not a so in some what are these seven sins they are what and the pride. Okay well that can be the same pride The same let's say it's I guess literally the same pride. So what you're saying is anybody that's not a private lions, I'll tell you that.

Well, this is true, but it's like, okay, so and that's an interesting thing because everybody's proud of something. You know, I'm just me. I'm sure Taylor Swift, very proud of her music shouldn't be. You know, there's there's a lot of people that are pride, you know, proud of whatever skill they have that's like, well, that's a sin. Well, okay. But I know having a skill is not a sin. Being prideful of that absolutely is. Now, what is what is the definition of being prideful?

Where does it go from? Where does it go from something that's good that you're good at something? You're helping humanity, too. I'm a little too proud. You know, if if Bill Gates gives $5 billion to charity and he's really prideful of that, is that a good thing or a bad thing? Well, it's not. I don't think it's a bad thing. Give depends who you give to. Obviously. True. You don't want to give to the pride people there. Technically pride is considered the deadliest of all sins.

It is the root of all evil. Interesting. And the pride is defined in this context. I'm reading obviously Europe is as a belief in one's own abilities that interfere with the individual's recognition of the grace of God. I see. Well, this is it. This is the problem with society as a whole. And even my wife, who is not an overtly religious person at all, has made comments like this is the problem with the the failing of religion is that people believe that they are God.

Now that they are, you know, the center of the universe. And it's like, that's true. You cannot transition to anything if you believe in God because you are what you are. Yeah. Because you're literally doing the the thing that that Satan was kicked out of heaven for who you know, And this is why that they had to bring in the, the gay folk. There was a I remember, you know, I went to a all boys Catholic high school. Yeah, of course you did. So you were very familiar with the gay folks?

Yeah. Had a few different I mean, there were some more interesting classes because of the curriculum. And there was one, you know, we did one semester on Leo Buscaglia books. Yeah. And I remember there was we went, you know, we had the retreat or whatever, and I remember a button that just said, God, don't make junk. Mm hmm. And the concept of that pretty obvious is that you are what you are, and that's what you were meant to be. So if you're gay, that's fine. You were meant to be that.

But now, if you have to go and medically change your appearance, then you're not meant to be that because you're changing what God created. So it's an interesting there's an interesting conundrum there for some of those folk. I don't think there is a conundrum. I don't think most of these people give a shit about God. Well, no, they don't. But if there's a judgment day, man. Yeah, but that's just using fear. I mean, that's not a whole lot better. But wait, isn't this what we need, though?

I mean, this is the whole problem with from these rampaging youths that are just destroying things. They're the people that are walking stores and just robbing them blind. The people that are just slamming people in the face on the subway. Yeah. Don't we need the fear of reprisal to keep that stuff from happening? You know, we could we could do that. But I'm not sure that totalitarianism is that much better now.

I don't think it has to be totalitarianism, but there has to be some kind of the only option. And that's what. The only option. Well, that would make sense for you, the Muscovite, to be that totalitarianism is the only past. And they'd ask, how many times? I have to tell you, it starts with an aim out of them. Oh, I thought it was Muscovite. That's Austin. Austin They keep mispronouncing it. Muscovite Austin. Now there's a show title, The Alternate Moscow Alliance.

Not all that different from each other, I guess, but yeah, there's a, there's a problem that exists and we need current we need a calling ultimately is what needs to happen. And we've historically had these we've had wars about every 50 years or so and that cleans up the U.S.. Yeah. Got to get rid of the youth. Yeah. Because the youth, they don't last very long during the war. So we've got that. That's how you clean out that you're bumping your mike.

Excuse me of doing the earphone of the my headphones hit the microphone when I end it. That's why you have a big ball on the microphone right now. It's not out there. You see, I was injured myself because I don't get the big ball on the microphone. If you don't have a big ball, how are you going to protect yourself there, Sparky? Yeah, This is this is more than seatbelts in the car. You might need to start wearing a helmet indoors. Yeah, for the big foam ball and the microphone. Podcasting.

All those people that drew a picture of me wearing a helmet. How do you draw a picture of Darren wearing a helmet and do better? Podcasting is dangerous work. There's the title of for the for the snippet. There seems to be podcasting is dangerous work with Darren wearing an idiot helmet to protect himself. It is dangerous Yeah there I could almost draw up these ABC SB. It's not like what he draws takes I see not everyone's got their just account though right?

That's why he goes to the air and he tells it what to do. Yeah, exactly. Just create this for me out of thin air. Go. That's the best way to do it, frankly. Yeah. Yeah. Can I file workman's comp? I can do. I can send that into the unrelenting court. As long as you're. You've been paying workers to the government every month. Yeah. Yeah. I pay a percentage of my income from unrelenting. Yeah. You should I, I've sent 36 and so far. Yeah, exactly. I'm up to date. Yeah, I'm pretty good.

Well, I like it and tell you. And then to get my. So I think I think we're shutting down the the locals for unrelenting. What do you think about that? Is anybody using it. No. I still don't think it's a bad but I don't know where the you know, this concept. There's a lot of shows that use something like discord. And I hate discord with a passion. A lot of people use discord. I don't mind discord.

I'm on it all the time just by Mr. from gaming shit, which makes sense because you're in that ecosystem I like when you have someplace to go to have a community, but I don't know if we're just at that point because you actually need in the community. Otherwise it seems like it goes. It's very kind of yeah. When, when the communities got crickets chirping, it tends to turn people off but does the opposite affect what I do? I think you always have to lead with not having a community.

And then when it feels like everyone's asking you why, why don't you have a discord set up? That's when you set up the discord and you're like, Yeah, we're kind of behind the curve on this. Are you guys right? You're doing it very purposefully because you know that until people start asking, like, why don't you that having one would actually be negative, right? Because then it seems like nobody's paying attention. Wow. I thought a lot more people listened to you. I guess I was wrong.

Nobody listens to you, dammit. Chirp, chirp, chirp. I saw a video while riding a bike the other day. A place to watch videos while you're riding the bike, wear a helmet, you get your screen case I fall off the bike. Uh huh. You get your sweat on. But there was a a very white, slightly southern sounding guy driving through Gary, Indiana, and doing like a video about the city. And I'm like, Hmm, this is interesting. And let me just one.

It's sad to see something as close to where many times he gets shot. This was it. He there was an old church which was built originally in like 1910 or something that is, you know, nearly falling down. And he gets and he's like walking through this and I'm just waiting for somebody to, like, jump out and beat the crap out of them or roll at them, you know? He said he hadn't really seen any homeless around Gary.

Of course, this was a couple of months ago when it was in the forties, so maybe you were a little bit safer, but here it is. And the on the list of towns, I mean, homicides per 100,000 in Gary is within like the top three, I believe, cities in the United States. So a very dangerous place to just be a white guy driving slowly around in your Bronco with a camera and be like a black dude driving Harrison, Arkansas, with camera would be a bad idea.

What's this instead considered America's most racist town? I did not know that down here, Texas, our Now everybody knows that I'd never been to Arkansas. Yeah. 2.06 black population. Damn. Now, Gary, I think you said was like 86% black and like, 10% Hispanic. Hispanic? Exactly. Yeah, that. But the one never been there, I was told a month ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You do that. There were just there were a couple of very nice streets, older houses. There's a bunch of houses.

I forget who was who designed these things, but they were concrete one poor houses which is a very interesting concept that you basically have. They're the bricks there, they're concrete. So they actually came in and poured the concrete like into a mold. And that gives you the the base and everything of the house, the, you know, the exterior. It's just concrete. Yeah. Which I thought was, you know, they're making those here in Austin, though.

Well, that would make sense because it's kind of like the old, you know, terracotta homes, right? I mean, it's there's it's good for insulation, which is something I actually I recommend everybody watch video. Just go go to YouTube and look for Austin 3D printed homes and you can buy one from there. Yeah. Yeah. No, they're for sale. Yeah, I've got a website. Oh, let me find the website. Yeah. A one of those affiliate things. Uh huh, yeah.

No, I got a yeah, I got, I got a way for you to buy one of these. Um, they're actually not cheap. I think these are the 500 range, which is. But it's, it's really cool to watch. Yeah. I mean, they're just not that expensive, relatively speaking, but they're, they it's cool to watch these things being made because what it is, is basically a really big concrete, uh, what do you call those things?

Like it's a truck that shows up to your house and unfolds and then it can pour concrete by bending its pipes around? Yeah. Then it kind of feels it all up. You know what I'm talking about. So it's that kind of a concept. But hooked up to a computer controlled robot. And what this thing does looks like a really fat ass 3D printer, and it's just kind of moving. I'm not sure how fast it moves.

Maybe maybe a few inches per second, you know, decent speed and then just kind of puts down a maybe two inch layer of concrete and it just goes around and around and around and around and around and then builds up the house way The foyer and the the walls are really well insulated. They do a triple wall on the outside. So you've got the outside exterior wall. Then you have an air gap and then you have the middle wall and then you have in the air gap and then you have the inside wall.

So that's yeah, that's pretty cool for sound dampening too. I think concrete does reflect sound pretty good. I'm not sure about bad stuff. It's probably good for sound isolation. Not dampening though. Just look up. The Edison concept houses and Gehry. Interesting stuff. Okay. That's what it is. Yeah, I'll check up It's like this is you know, you look at some of the things this is done in the early 1900s and you're like, yeah, they were maybe ahead of their time.

I think a lot of things that were really cool in the turn of the last previous century. Remember, there was two vents that kind of stifled things a little bit. One was the Great Depression and second one was World War two. These to make things a little different. Yeah, I mean, they invented cars back then too. No way. But electric cars were actually the first houses were electric cars. Exactly. The. We're just going full circle. Yeah. Until Mercedes popularized the the gasoline.

They actually probably diesel engine. Well that's what the damage of diesel Mercedes was doing gasoline Mercedes was too busy giving Hitler all his vehicles. So you're thinking of Volkswagen? No. Mercedes. Oh, I think you're thinking of Volkswagen. No, Mercedes. Yeah, I don't think you're thinking Mercedes, though. I'm telling you, that is one of the reasons why a lot of people still hate Mercedes today. Nobody I know hates perceived fact. Most people like him enough to drive them.

Mercedes and the Third Reich. Look it up. Well, I would recommend you look at Volkswagen in the third grade. I mean, they probably both did, too. I'm not familiar with the Volkswagen ads. Hitler literally designed the VW Beetle. No, that's why everybody loves them so much, isn't it? I know. While the hippies in California love them. Well, that's cool. Is California reality, though, at this point really? Well, our next president is probably going to be from there.

You know, you've got you think it's going to be Newsom Good chance. It's chance that's going to happen. We need to secede from this union as quickly as we possibly can. Yeah, or just kick them out. It is not not good. I know there was a brand new commercial show. San Francisco just paid was five or $6 million for a new commercial. Mm hmm. And it's hilarious. I mean, it's all like, Oh, it's so beautiful and clean. And there is, like, gay people in wheelchairs, dancing.

I mean, it's. It's everything. You expect a California San Francisco commercial to be with the most horrible music you've ever heard in your life. I don't know if I can even if we can find this out here, but it's like, okay, so you're spending, you know, because the the business that they do with the conventions down 80 something percent in San Francisco. Go figure. Mm. But what we people don't want to come to your city. Yeah. Why would a human. I'm like I'm just scared the shit hole huh.

But that that's what heads the commercial. It's like, what are you thinking? Yeah. Let's see Now the A ABC Bay Area is covering it. There's reactions where it can. I just there's a lot of people talking about it and I'm not seeing the actual just commercial. You think they would have posted it on on the tubes. Mm hmm. That would have made sense. But no. Where is this commercial available and where do you run this commercial for what? For San Francisco. I mean, Mercedes? Yeah. No, not Mercedes.

I'm sorry. I was thinking they. What are we talking about the commercial for? Let's see here for Gavin Newsom, for San Francisco. It's a brand new commercial, which is just hilarious. Okay, But I'm not seeing the I need. You need to hear it because it's. Oh, here's part of it. Let's see, we could just grab this here. It's the beauty of the Internet. You can grab things at any time, any shape. It's like, but who's who are you going to? Where are you going to run the commercial?

That's like, come to San Francisco. Where do you run this? The people are going to be like, Oh yeah, New York. You think people in New York, they'd be like, Oh, yeah, I want to get in on this. I want to get this. I want to get myself down to San Francisco so I can probably yeah, I don't buy it. Oh, I know. But, you know, I guess you're right. You never know because people are crazy. Yeah. Insane. It more the case when you look at the reality.

I guess if they can fake you into showing up, then you're kind of screwed because let me ask your question. You occasionally have a gun, right? Yeah, I've got a few. Okay. Okay. And you're aware that the ATF is making about half the country films right now? Yeah. Okay. For you.

So there's there's a number of lawsuits related to that and a bunch of these small meaning, not NRA's size, but smaller gun groups seem to be getting injunctions put in place, which also seems to make you not have film, at least temporarily. Yeah, that's gone through Illinois a couple of times already. They brought it and then they went against it.

Then they went up to another court who put it in and then so I'm just curious from the the folks that are consuming the podcast here, if if you've got any pistols with a pistol brace, if you are concerned about it, if you disassembled it or if you're a member of any of these organizations that have injunctions in place which would make you part of the excluded group, because I've joined three different gun groups in the last month for this reason.

But from what I understand, you, at least here in Illinois, from the laws that they passed, you are grandfathered in on things like the larger capacity magazines. Mm hmm. But you have until the end of this year to register said magazines with the government. So it's horribly illegal. Yeah, but that's also a state thing. I'm talking about the ATF. The what is the federal. I've not seen anything out of federal. I know there's different states.

So brace ban just kicked into effect yesterday which ban pistol brace which is what just something added on to the pistol to put like against your shoulder. Yeah okay you should look it up so a pistol brace is a essentially something that you can put on the back of a gun. Used to be able to do a pistol to help stabilize the weapon when shooting one handed, particularly invented for use by wounded people or whatever. Anybody that has problems using both their hands.

I see this would still allow pistol see what what this is here. And about 60 million people have bought these things because even if you have two hands, it it does resemble a different kind of piece of equipment than the back of a gun and can also be utilized for that. If you're like, I got two hands, I got two guns on there. I know, you know, you're missing the point. You can even you can see by looking in that photo, it sort of resembles a stock.

It does make it look more like a rifle, correct? Yeah, exactly. So the ATF is saying, well, if you and they've been okay with these things for like a decade now, all of a sudden they're banning them because say that, well, you're just converting your gun to a short barreled rifle. If you have one of those on there and your pistol, you're like, but it shoots just the same. But this is for holding it. It is exactly. But they're like, well, we don't care.

It looks like the rifle and therefore it's a rifle. Well, they are so afraid of the way things look. It's the color black, therefore should be banned. And the people that are like, Oh, no, I understand why my favorite people are. We got to get rid of the AR 15. But I understand why hunters should have guns. It's like it's the same gun, same damn gun. Well, in the air 15 is the preferred gun for shooting like groundhogs and, you know, critters that basically ruin your gardens.

Yeah. Same damn gun. Yeah, It's. It's nothing about the functionality of the gun is different. It is all cosmetic, but people don't get it. Yeah, Yeah. If it's. It's a 22 caliber round. That's the other party. So hilarious that they're talking about these evil military rifles. It's a 22 caliber bullet. And we sending any 22 rifles to Zelinski are we. Is that worth said. Oh yeah. Tons. They could see Vlad's guys would be like oh that's even real gun. Yeah. Yeah, exactly.

Well you know the reason that the well, there's two main reasons that the American military used is the the five, five, six or the three round. One of them is that it's a smaller round, which means you can carry more ammo in the same weight capacity. So idea being the enemy going to run out of ammo before you do because their ammo weighs more. It's always good to have maximum loads of ammo and wads of ammo that's there. And on the right there you can email him. That's Uncle Sam. Uh huh.

And wads of ammo. Yeah, maximum loads of ammo. Yeah. Yeah. He he might be getting a wee bit too old these days though. This was years ago. He might be smoking a little too much weed. He's never been on drugs. He might be drinking a little too much booze. He's never been a drinker. He didn't start with wine. Maybe just a wee bit of retardation in the family. Well, see that? I can't say one way or the other.

Anyway, uh, the other reason which became apparent in Vietnam is that the smaller round tends to kill less. And you think, Well, why would you not want to kill somebody? Or if the military weapon after all, right, Because if you kill a guy, it takes the one guy out of the battle. If you wound the guy, it takes two or three guys out of the battle to carry him back to get to the nursing station.

So your preference from a purely tactical standpoint, is to not tell people, but to create a whole bunch of people with wounds cocked, locked and ready to rock. Doc Okay, that was non sequitur. I was looking for the other maximum of wads of ammo. Uh huh. I thought that was it, but it's not and that's not it.

So that's that's kind of the deal is the smaller around has a higher likelihood to not deal and you can carry more rounds with them so you know it's kind of the opposite strategy of what was used during World War One, which is we want to kill as many people as possible. And then things like chlorine gas and mustard gas are used because they're very indiscriminate, cover large areas and kill everybody. Maybe you like this one out of ammo. What are you from? The Bay Area? Come on.

Again, not really funny, but you know, you're trying. But here's the Bay Area commercial for you and you're going, Oh, my God. I'm sorry, guys. All right. Yeah, it's They think gay Francisco. Maybe because I heard gay Francisco when they were doing that. Maybe. Obviously, I need to find the whole thing just on. So this is part of a news coverage here. I got San Francisco here. I'm gay. Francisco. That's what it is. Maybe. Yeah.

I mean, at least that would be leaning into the into the whole thing. They had gone out there. Mm. Yeah. I don't know. That's where $6 million goes but you got tent cities. It was great when you see the video. I mean San Francisco is a spotless place. No homeless in sight like then you go look at the current pictures of what's going out there like this. It seems like you might be able to get them for false advertising. A little bait and switch hmm, where's the come up?

So let's look at the schedule of gay pride events in San Francisco for the month. Is there one every day? Yep. That would be pretty much about. You can't get enough gay pride in San Francisco. And again the the trans community ruined it for all you folks if they did. I mean, it kind of started before them, but they definitely finished it. Like, why did you allow yourselves to be part of that? Just like, Oh, because we're different.

I mean, I don't understand everybody that's different thinks they should band together because there's got to be some assholes in your group, you know, That is historically the way people band together. You know that, right? Yeah. It went like, Hey, we're not like the majority of people. Fuck them. Let's we go do our thing until it doesn't work out. Yeah, but I mean, that's kind of been, like, typical. I'm not here to sell any spaceships. Yeah, I know, right. Are you here for the S.F.

Pink Pride Party? No. No, I don't think they would. June 23rd, 1 p.m. now. Okay. Yeah, well, you know, disco time. Everybody wants to get down in San Francisco. Mm. Oh, they got the Barracuda Pride 2023. What is PM? A public works S.F. What am I missing? Barracuda sold b e a r bear. Q So this is why this year on that mailing list, I get it. Well, you know, I can't help, but sometimes when you got a beard, you get a mailing list you don't want to be on.

Yeah, they're like, Let us send you some bear bear beard, bear, beard, bear, beard. Quality products to take care bear, bird, beard, bear, beard. I'm going into a primus thing there. How about to help me get better? Oh, that's a big black bag from the pastor. Yeah. Nothing wrong with a little Private's little. They have funny videos for the plastic characters. Uh huh. And now there's real people that look like plastic carriers.

Are you going to come together and see, um, right now over me on June 25th at 6 p.m. and Power Exchange since disco? No, I mean, if I will go to a Taylor Swift contract, I think if anything, I just. Dear, you're coming. San Francisco. So. No, I'm not coming to San Francisco. Mm hmm. I mean, I would sooner come to Austin. Mm hmm. Than to San Francisco. Hmm. You know, I go into Afterglow Pride and 2023 and June 24th. No, I am not. But CSB might be going to that one. No, CSB is not doing.

I can guarantee you that he likes the the trance music. They're probably playing trance music and all these things. Everybody likes trance music. Yeah. Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. We've got to get that beep way up. Yeah, it's You got to love that bass that you can still feel in your car outside of the building, in the parking lot. And you have the. Yes, it carries. Yeah. It's muted. Easy because I put the ball back the microphone. You got to be Yeah. You got to have the ball.

We've learned for safety's sake, for safety's sake you got to have the ball. Podcasting without a ball, not Yeah. Safety comes first. You have to be careful. Yeah. I mean it sounds better without the ball, but safe is important you go and say we're prom 2023. Nelson. Bye, Peaches. Christ, nobody invited me. Now it's a the chapel at 8 p.m., the Los Angeles Dodgers in a little bit of hot water.

And then, of course, it was the state of California, I believe, that decided they wanted to honor a hate group. Which was the sisterhood. Yeah. It's like these Sisters of Perpetual something or other. That's this group that sounds like a Catholic church. That was what they're trying to be like. But they go in and dressed in drag and they've gone into churches during service and they have desecrated the sacrament and they have like a Jesus and Mary striptease, a cross thing going.

So they're they're blasphemers, Jesus and Mary. Uh huh. And the Los Angeles Dodgers decided they were going to honor them at their LGBT night, which again, I don't if I'm LGB, I'm like, Fuck this, don't put me in the group. What, these fucking people? Yeah, for sure. And then the Dodgers said, And then the Dodgers caved. And then the Dodgers added a Christian night because Clayton Kershaw, who is the, you know, the number one guy on that team, pretty much still is a Catholic Christian.

And he's like, this is not right. But when the Dodgers decided that for for that brief moment that they weren't going to honor this group, the state Senate of California decided they would. And it's like, really? Yeah. I mean, this is pretty much like a state Senate coming out and going we love the proud Boys. Can you imagine? I mean, let's just get I mean, I could, but, you know, probably not going to happen this like the state, not without saying we love the KKK.

It's like it's you know, if you're anti-Muslim, they shut you down. If you're anti anything woke, they shut you down. But if you're anti-Catholic or Christian at this point, man, people seem to love that you don't get shut down. And it's a strange place. We are right now in our history. People that are preaching anti-hate are the ones hating. Go figure. There's a lot of that going on for sure. But that's I know if that's all that unusual.

I think a lot of people have espoused, uh, messages that are literally the opposite of what they're doing. Oh, there's no question about that. It's always say one thing and do another. Yeah, that's not a surprise. Yeah, do, do what I say. Now. What I. What I do. Yeah. Is another thing. Do what I say and that what I do that was usually your parents when they're like don't smoke while they smoked 14 packs a day. Don't drink. Yeah. Yeah. While they're doing that, they're doing the drinking.

Yeah. Hey, I made $8.90 from book sales last month on Amazon. Wait, you write books? I do. Which is one book sold. What is it? Mostly? Mostly stuff for adult themed fiction for women. Oh, well, doesn't everybody write that? I think so. I've made money doing that. Everybody that make money doing that, I think that's where you want to be. Yeah. Easy money. You got a whole $8 thing since last month. Well, now that the A, I can help you write stuff, you can pump out a book

a week with that stuff. Cash. Yeah. No, don't they. I mean. Well. Uh huh uh huh. So anyway, moving on to topics that are interesting. Hey, I thought we were the air show. Uh, yeah, well, we were the Taylor Swift show for the first half. Jesus Christ, dude. Man, I love me a lot of Taylor World. Yeah, everybody knows that. No one cares. T swizzle is the best. I don't know why she jumped right back into our relationship. When I keep telling, you know, Hey, how about that?

But she's in the relationship. Oh, never mind. I'm not going to ask. I don't care about them. I really don't care if she's in a relationship. But speaking of money, why don't we see that affect me? Why don't we think our donors for today Do we have one here, Buddy Dale from Down Under again? Oh, nice. Coming in with another one. Oh 348 Wow, that's impressive. Now, is it a dollar? It's or is it actual dollars? This is American money. I don't know how that translates.

That's like 500 Australian. Is it? Yeah. Now I noticed the other day and I know this is bringing it right back to Taylor Swift, but one of the two album sets that I want that you can't get happens to be that on it. No, it popped up on The Australian Taylor Swift side and then it was gone really quick, but they would only ship to Australia. Australia. So you're going to try get this guy to order you album rights.

Ah Dale, I might be getting into if that pops up again, I'll just need your I'll pay for it. I'll just need to step into your address and give you a shipping to get it. Yeah. Yeah. No, it works great. You order the album, you buy it, you pay for it, you ship it there, and then you don't have to make a donation. That's even better. That would be like, That's it. No, no. And then Darren sends me the equivalent of that because I don't care. But that's where the system comes down. The equipment.

Yes, that's a different story. He says hope all is well. He says poor old Sir Jean can't even get his birthday off working. I know. That's. Yeah, it's true. I forgot. I forgot to do that, he says. I mean, honestly, it's I can't bitch too much. I've I've had plenty of days this year that I haven't worked so I'm happy to be working when I have stuff to do. He says Uncle. Vlad had a mission and Sir Jean got it done. Tara Reid in Russia is as it is.

Sir Jean is wooing you with a two bedroom flat in Moscow is in your future. So beware, Beware, sir. Jean, you know, we have three bedroom flats in Moscow, so I don't know, but. Oh, you've upgraded I means to some get an upgraded. I didn't say I had one. I'm just saying we collectively as people, as human beings have three bedroom. Jean's got his own building somewhere out there on the outskirts of Moscow where he came out of Aram. No. Is that in Moscow? Where are you at? And I'm Austin.

How many times I have to tell you this then? Is that Austin Russia is there? I don't ask. Austin, Where is that? And I, I'm not familiar with this town. It's a it's in central Texas. Russia. Oh well Texas Russia is my favorite part. They have the best. Are you a fan of the terror reads? The terror reads or the terror reads? Yes. Are you a fan?

I don't know. I mean, I believe that it was Joe Biden and his ilk that told us that all women must be believed and then and then not if you're saying anything against Jews in American pie. Right. That. Oh, Tara Reid That's a different person. But okay. Yeah, yeah. You know okay. And our bacon. So thank you, Dale. We appreciate that. Our buddy Kevin Seyfried coming in with his monthly five bucks. Yeah. Which you forgot about. Thanks, dude. In there, buddy.

Dale though I mean, he's at a total now of over 300, so he only he will be qualifying for that dinner of the Chicago dinner. Yeah, but he's in Australia. Yeah. So I mean it might be cheaper to fly us to Australia, I mean. Well you know, we'll buy dinner but not airline tickets. Price. There you go. We have a, we have a and lately, Yeah. And frankly, I think this dinner is going to be not in Chicago too. That's the other thing. And maybe in San Francisco I just got jingle in my head.

Yeah, we got to go to San Fran. That's where you get the best time I was CSB said there's 5015 satellite feels a little light. It's a little light here. See we and it looks like just like Russian spell all I got in the get Alby is x y backwards and then b0 backwards and h e I don't know what that is supposed to mean. It's very backwards. N Yeah, there's like Russian spelling. Well, why don't you send me a copy of what it looks like and then I'll see if it's actually Russian.

Oh, that would be, that would make sense. I mean that would be amazing that you might have somebody, you know, we have to tell you if it's Russian or not. Yeah, I don't know what I mean. He has B so it could be any crazy thing going on. Yeah, well, but this is what the this is what that, what I just sent you is what get Will has for me. I thought there was another message that came up earlier when it was on the the show. So it's actually Ukrainian Is it. Yeah. What is there an encoded man.

It's basically Ukrainian for fake war. Oh yeah. Well, that would make sense. Uh huh. That does sound like something that CSB would send. Yeah. So it's not technically pro-Ukrainian or anything. And you know, it's the it would be actually the same thing in Russian, although I've seen that on Ukrainian logos more than they have in the evening in Russia. But but it's basically the standard of peacenik fuck war messaging that would make sense. And Bruce, Bob is not active, so I can't look that up.

There's no good way to find all these messages easily. So what you say that I made the translation said I didn't do an automated translation. Okay. I mean you. Well, how did you say this was like an X with Y and then and backwards M and B0 and HD? I don't know. I mean, I don't, I don't speak Ukrainian. I know, I know. That's what it is. But you're right. I put that into Google and it says exactly Fuck war. Yeah, yeah. So thank you CSB for your contribution to Unrelenting.

You are a long way from a free meal in Chicago, a very long way for a free meal. But so keep on boasting maybe closer to a free meal than this. Go right Right. We can we go now? So did you. Did you work out your beef with CSB or what happened there? Yeah, well, I just ignored everything after that. I see. I think that's how you get past your beef. I threatened thermonuclear war. And what, Banning somebody from Jap, right?

Oh, my God. You wouldn't use that against somebody to do that to years ago. And it's permanent. Gene and I did not even start talking until I banned them. That's true, because you mostly ignored Twitter messages to you. I ignored it. Instead of talking, I get texts and I ignore them. I get signal messages and I ignore them. It's usually your message to me at like three in the morning or by the time morning rolls around. I'm like, Yeah, this is probably expired by now.

You ever sleep clicking on it right away, right. I should be waking. I well, they will say because all roads lead back to Taylor Swift. Oh, my dad, my buddy void zero. Help me set up a docker with a GitHub project that will monitor websites for any changes. And if there's a change in a website, it will alert you. So I now have that on the Taylor merch website. Okay, I will get an alert if anything changes on that website. So. Got it.

So it's just it's checking to see if there's any change whatsoever. Correct. Now you can do it on individual pages for any website. So if there are items like your, you know, these limited edition Adidas tracksuits you like. So if the page is showing, as you know, coming soon or currently out of stock, Yeah. If that changes to it's now ready to you know Adidas is definitely feeling the pinch from that selling in Russia it really they have dropped down massively.

No they're they're running 74% of sales on Adidas tracksuits right now. Okay. Well, how many did you buy with your three? Well, it's a white yellow have a lot already, so I'm running out of colors to buy. Yeah, well, how many different colors do they make those things at above 40. Wow. That's a lot of tracksuits. Yeah, I've got about 20. That's pretty impressive. Yeah, but I've got some. I mean, they're not technically limited edition, but they are.

They're, you know, they're, they're football team like European football team branded. It's the Yeah let's see CSB said he said to boost the grams up You missed one that I didn't see it and get Albi let me look again this is where the technology is still not up to par CSB you know this you know we're living in a world where some booster Graham sometimes go away. I thought I saw something come up earlier though, but on an LP, that's all I got. Otherwise it's there.

Nothing from yesterday's the next one I've only got one That's a little bizarre, but this is a thing. No, I know. I saw something pop up on from the blockbuster band The Blue Spot in the troll room. But this is when things are when things are happening. CSB Liv, you never know. Things can get lost. You said really big boost. Yeah, really big boost. Never get lost. The smaller ones, they get lost a lot. It's amazing, isn't it? Mm hmm. Mm hmm.

Yeah. I think the system has a certain built in functionality there. It probably does. Okay, Now, here's. There was another one that came in the boost bot had it 5015 and it says Craving Air insights. Join us at Air dot cooking. Hmm. Don't learn. I cook it. What does that mean? CSP You can't really cook it. I mean, yeah, you need to send another one with a clarification of what you meant there.

Yes, but see, now that's weird because it showed up on the boost bot in the troll world, but it did not show up in Applebee's, so I probably never got it. Yeah, you probably never got it. So you shouldn't say it right. We should take Will edit that right out. Yeah. Well edit that out so it doesn't get a free promo just for nothing. We have to raise our ad rates. CSP. I mean, everything's going up. That doesn't cost like two is going up. Yeah, a two by two. What the hell you getting?

It's You mean 12 bucks? Well, for organic. Yeah. What can you eat? Just whatever the cheapest possible garbage I can find. You got to have the air fried, organic breast fed eggs. I cracked one the other day that just did not look right, and I had to throw the other ones out. Yeah, I guess you should always crack them into an individual bowl, but I really nobody ever does that. I know because that. Mike, what do you mean by didn't look right was a black. It was green. It was a very weird red.

Orangish red. Unlike anything I've ever seen an egg. So it wasn't like just a slight variation in the yolk, because that can be anywhere from like yellow to like an orange ish. And it was like even the even the normal white of the egg was just colored. It was odd. It was definitely odd. Yeah. Yeah. Did you get your money back from the store? Yeah. I was like, Hey, this one egg was bad, man. I mean, they would probably give it back because that. So now there's the refund. You the whole package.

Yeah. Oh, there's no question. And I'm sure you can tell the other day we had our like a pound and a half of like roast beef that was supposed to be in the order it wasn't there. I Oh yeah. That's a German they took, you know, here's a coupon that Well they asked do we, we could refund or just give a coupon for your next in your account so it'll take the 1550 off your next order which we order. That's a pounds of 1550. It was like a little over a pound, maybe a pound in a quarter.

It was on sale for like 1199 or something for the roast lunchmeat. Yeah. It was deli thing, you know, sliced deli meats where they take the big thing and they slice that stuff up. It was their brand, which was normal. I mean, while we're doing this segment of the show that's food related, let me look up the price in my store. Yeah. You want to see what you're getting? Yeah. Yeah. What the asking price is the I have been doing the Dietz and Watson, which I love the deets and Watson meats.

They have really good. All right. Like roast beef is 1660 a pound. That's expensive. What brand though? More said the boar's head. See, the boar's head is decent. That's like right up there with Dietz and Watson. I don't like most of the other. The new Meyer store brand, which is Frederick's, is right up there, which it's a little obviously the store brand means it'll be a little cheaper and the quality seems to be there. Let's see they do Boar's Head. I don't know if I have Boar's head.

Yeah. Boar's Head is is kind of the standard that everybody here carries down there in Texas. Mm. Well yeah. Yeah. They don't have Boar's Head here. No but they're Meyer Frederick's by Meyer which is a pretty decent brand on sale for 1199. It's 1299 normally the Dietz and Watson London broil roast beef which is to die for 1399 a pound. But here's the thing. I remember going to Arby's. Well, yeah, to Arby's, which Arby's used to be delicious, man.

Especially if you got some of the horses off or the sauce was awesome. I remember that sauce, man. I mean, that was really the only reason you went. Yeah, Yeah. Load up whatever you bought with the horsey sauce, including the fries. Oh, yeah. The horseradish sauce was so good. It was. But I remember buying this like the London Broil right before Joey became president is about the time point for 799, a pound on sale. And now it's 14, 620 a pound here.

Damn. So I get so clearly that's the one kind of meat nobody eats here. We like why it's beef, man. Come on, H-E-B London broil top browned. You are just it's plentiful In Texas. You get a lot of £23. Yeah, lots of red meat. Go there first in Boston. In Chicago, it's where all the slaughterhouses are. True. Well, that's. My parents grew up in the back of the yards there when they used to do that up. Yeah. And I figured it must have bad memorial day.

They must have brought in way too much ground beef because I bought two and they were about a little over a pound. Each of just the ground for 299 a pound. So I figured it was the we ordered a lot from Memorial Day and now we got to sell it. Ground beef, six £54 damn. See, I've been making some sloppy Joes with some this, this with the man which like he grew up with the not so good.

But this is some Italian company make sloppy Joe sauce instead of glass jar So you know what must be good Must be good it's don't know which which style of ground beef if it's pre ground to the store. If you don't ground yourself, what what style do you get. You get the 80% the 90%, 95% what you get. I usually go 8020 and it depends on what you get the cheaper there's a difference between ground beef and then you got ground sirloin and then you got ground round.

I just usually like to see what's in the Yeah, yeah. I like the ground sirloin is pretty good that low higher at least minimum of 90 when you're making it into the sloppy Joe is a little extra the fat. You're just going to let that drip off anyway you can get a little too dry If the one that I really actually like isn't ground beef, it's ground bison. Oh, ground bison is awesome. That was the one reason to go to Costco. They had ground bison. That was pretty. Oh, they do. I didn't know that.

Yeah, I use this. I used to be in Costco the time and then I just, you know, I started realizing a few years after getting divorced that that's the way too much shit away when I buy stuff at Costco. Yeah. Oh, without a doubt. Portions are way too big. So if you're getting by like burgers, you go to a normal store, you buy a four pack of burgers, they're like quarter pound each or whatever. £13. Costco, €4,000. Yeah, yeah. Costco, you go there, 12 patties, minimum packaging.

They were like, okay, 3000. My choices are either threes have one which defeats the point of buying ones that aren't frozen right? Or keep it in the fridge, then throw the last four of them away, maybe even half. Make some friends, invite them over that four burgers grill out of the pound. And I honestly, here's the thing. You know, if you don't like where I live in Austin, all my friends have left. Well, notice this might be this might be a reason.

But everybody that I knew in Austin no longer lives in Austin. They either live way the fuck in the burbs, in the outskirts, or they've just left like an m house and moved to a different city. I'm no, I'm the only hold out here.

Yeah, well, not saying that's why they moved, but now if you move to if you move down Adam Street it he's moving somewhere else and the in six months you'll might be maybe him not me he's like now another 5015 from CSB saying thank you in that polish so Oh that was his agent for the cure. What. Q I'm sure. Oh, okay. Okay. Well, what's. Genco? That's a sad. Greeting. My polish is horrible. I don't know. I know. So very little. But that one came through on to get Alby, so that's good.

I don't know why. Okay, the other one must have failed, but that happens. The networks are not fully 100% guarantee of no. In fact, if you are on the the Bitcoin network, which all of us are, it explicitly says this is for test purposes only. Do not trust this for any real amount of money. Yet a lot of people are, of course. I mean all of podcasting to finance doesn't happen but that is I remember chuckling when I read that. It's like, yeah, it's a work in progress that's subject to failure.

There's no guarantees. And they advised not to use real money. That's called covering their ass. MM I've noticed that Cardano was the way down again. Bitcoin has done pretty well. Yeah, Bitcoin's the weather. 27. Yeah. I kept waiting for Cardano to bounce back. I should have. I don't know why I love such a junk thing. I know, but it was. It was showing promise. But not that so much anymore. Mm. It's the way it works. You bet. A little bit here. You bet. A little bit. Oh, like this. Beyond beef.

$5.50 per pound. It's not real. It's garbage. It's cheap though, right? Because it's not meat. It's not beef. Yeah, but it used to be more expensive than meat. Now it's cheaper than meat. Well, yeah, because they thought if it was really expensive, people would think it was a luxury item in that. And then they tasted it and went, Huh. Oh well, he cooked burgers $11. You can just walk into a restaurant and get that, you know.

Well, but these are, you know, they're refrigerated so you can warm up and nobody does correctly, though that's the problem with most of that, because I just put it in my hot air fryer if I did that. Well, yeah, you got to do it quickly. Now, a fully cooked bacon cheeseburger, $11. I can see Janine is getting ready for lunch. I think I need to order some food here is what it sounded like, because this conversation starting to get me a little hungry, too. I could make bacon cheeseburgers.

We're talking deep dish pizza versus New York style. New York style there. Chicago style. There you go. I'm going to let you order my food. You can use that. You can order some food for me. We got the lamb. There's barbecue. Somebody different styles. Mm hmm. So many different styles. Ground venison, 11 £43. Get a little ground lamb. Make some. Actually, the £35 bacon burgers at Aldi says Blitz. Yeah, Aldi has some good stuff. Aldi and good should not be in the same sentence.

There's some good stuff at Aldi. Come on. There's it's borderline welfare food. Damn, I do not agree. Well Now we know something about you. The beautiful thing about Aldi is I can find them and get their brand. But first put a quarter in so you don't steal the cart. Well, that I find to be funny. It's fucking the welfare food. It's just to keep people from leaving the cart in the middle. Yeah. It's amazing how people in other stores don't steal carts. It's not about stealing the cart.

It's about returning them because they don't want to pay somebody to go into this. Exactly. Them fuckers. But on the other side of that, I can't stand it. And like Costco, there's always a cart that's slamming into your car because some fucktard doesn't know how to park there. The caddy don't park there. Well then how do you shop there? Where do you park? No, don't park. That's the where the cart is going to be there. There's no place they from the carts to there is.

You just have to look around low marks as you look around. Just go to the farthest corner where nobody is. That might work, but it's a little more inconvenient. The DG guru says the Nazis at Aldi don't sell rye bread. I mean, that's what that's that'd be like the only good thing that they would sell. I actually do buy the German rye bread. I have to confess, that is a Nazi thing I do consume. Oh, now we hear from. Yes, yes, I know.

Technically they've they've stopped all the exports of that, but they still have a supplier gap. So I get the muesli rye bread and if you've had it, you know what I'm talking about. I have not. Yeah. I don't mean you. I mean people listening. I like that. I like the Pringles style of potato chip.

And so not mislabeled or like I know, but I'm just saying this is why I go to Aldi, because any of the flavored Pringles that you'll find it under the Pringles brand at any other store, load it up with that MSG. Hmm. Aldi No, I get to see their own brand. It gives me like an instant migraine where I see flashing lights, all that stuff. Yeah, I, I kind of enjoy. I must be. Well, you're weird. We're wired different. I'm very normal. I'm totally normal.

That's why unrelenting works have different wiring. Yes, we have different viewpoints on things. We are not that different. I mean, I notice this. Eating it. You're wrong on that. We the same viewpoint. You're incorrect. Chinese buffets back in the day and I would just feel like a little crap after that. I love Chinese buffets, you know. Oh, God, they were so good back in the day before people were like, Oh, COVID, I really hope mine would survive. And it did.

It managed to survive and they're back to open and I haven't been there. I said I almost thought about going there today, but it really good. It's actually Korean Chinese buffet. Nice. I like going by bringing other stuff in. Yeah, well, so it's unlike brands, which means they have all the Chinese food and then a little bit of Korean food to get a little extra on the side. Yeah, they come and they're like, oh, did some goby the shrimp get the shrimp out. No. Yeah, don't eat too much.

I'm not a big Chinese seafood ghetto. It was usually with the MSG, it would be after a meal. We went to a Polish buffet here, one cabby. The pole box will get you to know. And it's started like 5 minutes after eating. There must have been so much M as G. If they don't use them as mean, they're tricking. G Yeah, they do. Look at the angry idiots. You'll find out they do. That's the problem. Polish food. Yeah. MSG Yeah. You don't know, man.

It's actually, oddly enough, Italian food is the second most used after Chinese, but Polish food too. Yeah. For like, all of these, like the sausages and stuff now that not every brand does, but obviously this company they make, they were famous around here Bobak for their own sausages in that I have to go very carefully read because there's some like you can find a soup brand and you know one of their chicken noodle soup won't have that MSG but another chicken noodle soup.

Well it's, it's like the just be consistent. That's all I need. But all the all of their flavor. You shout about getting treatment for your disability. Yeah. I should I should be able to get a big government paycheck. Well, I don't know about that, but maybe you can find a way to treat it. Yeah, Don't eat that MSG. That's not treatment. That's the way it's better. You don't need it. It's. It's poison. Absolutely. Me is rat poison. Yeah, it is not an earthquake. You don't lie.

It is. It's a neurotoxin. It. It isn't. It is. Absolutely not. Some people find it to be delicious, but I can tell you that it is a neurotoxin at MSG is poll shows that provide medical advice, especially one that is incorrect. Well, see, we have two different viewpoints. We are covering all the bases. This is the genius of unrelenting. It is literally considered safe by the FDA. Well, the FDA, they told you to go get double boosted, baby. I don't think the FDA told you any of that.

They were. They were. They're a part of the cabal. They're part of the Cabal. Yeah. The evolve. No, you just use amnesty instead of solve for everything. You could just use salt. But that's dangerous there. The raises blood. I my bluntly, I'm telling you, I really I should take it I haven't taken it in a couple of weeks but the coke Q ten I believe is magical blood pressure lowering goodness. Since I've started taking that blood pressure has never been lower.

And of course, I mean, I should look at my my apple phone here. I've been on five or six days of 45 minutes, usually an hour of biking and. I mean, I don't even really want to say it because that's that whole you're going to jinx it, but the palpitations are gone. Good, good, good, good. Do what happens when the weather gets better, Right? Well, this is why you stay inside. It's like right now, let's see your controlled environment. It's 87 degrees out now. So I've got the AC crank.

And I think the only thing you're missing is an oxygen generator. Well, I think we should agree that your hyperbaric chamber set up and you're off that. Yeah. My mom's cousin that passed away a few years ago, she had an oxygen machine. We should have grabbed that thing, man. Should have been like, get ready for the show. Getting get the of oxygen. Why? I'm sitting here second down oxygen right now.

I believe that do genes got a whole medical think he's in a hospital bed every time he does the show getting his iron lung. I'm inside Mr. Gene of the Why do you think I sound this way? It's it's a mindset more to a faster tempo but yeah yeah he's got yeah you got to keep that air coming in. People are wearing long pants. Yeah. Yeah. What are people like? What do we tune in to hear? I don't know. This is well, we are the Seinfeld podcasts. That's what people need to realize.

That's what people love about the show. It is unpredictable. I mean, we call it unrelenting, but it's unpredictable, you know? But it's usually the same. If this is about this, usually it's genes ordering food. I'm talking about Taylor Swift. Uh huh, uh huh. Yeah. Pretty much. Spaceships, The spaceships. A lot of spaceship talk. It says the FDA has received many reports of concerning reactions from people that are and they've denied them. Oh, I know, right. It's MSG symptom complex.

Could be headache, flushing, sweating, face pressure. Yeah, it's fake symptoms from people that have other diseases tingling or burning in the face. Okay, wait. If anybody out. Totally normal. Totally normal. Anybody out, there's like, you know what? Every time I eat a little kung pao, my face starts tingling and burning. But I'm going to keep doing it. I'm going to get from the pepper. It's from the spice. Quick fluttering heartbeats while we get that. Anyway, um, chest pain, feeling sick.

What is that about? Feeling sick? Mm. That said, research is there are no clear proof of a link between MSG and any of these symptoms. Research admits zero that a small number of people may have short term reactions to MSG, and it is the most natural food. See five eight and on for me. And it sounds like it's from the Mayo Clinic. The only way to prevent a reaction is to not eat foods that have MSG in them.

So if you could create this drug, if we can get this made, you and I could be billionaires. We won't need the podcast anymore, could we? You could you imagine a drug be like Bob, You can now go eat crappy soup or Chinese buffet. That's why I'm working with a a drug inventor right now. So maybe we can come up with something. See, now, if you could do that. All in, man. All in. I've my. I think it just has to do with getting your kids started on eating mostly nice and early in life.

Did the breast milk just. Yeah. I mean ideally if you want to have your breast milk taste better, you put some members in there. A third needs breast milk only at H-E-B. Exactly. That getting sued by H-E-B.

Oh, by so many different things this but I've got my my pill regimen now seems to be pretty set which is the and everybody's like wow you are you take about the the taurine yeah and the l-arginine glutamine yeah yeah I don't think glutamine but those two the those were the most recently added the taurine and l-arginine which I guess the Argentines like got nature's Viagra which I you know well I don't know about that it's the amino acid yes the taurine is the main

one that I found in a lot of different research for the heart palpitations and. That's Yeah. Well it's good for muscles in general not just the heart which is good you know we keep getting further out on with the watching YouTube and the bike now I can get out it's an entrepreneur genic amino so folic acid so of course it's going to be good for that. It's got to be great for that. But we don't get medical explains why you're eating a lot of eggs do does it.

I always have one of the main yeah it's one of the main sources of of this and in people's food is for me so I should just keep eating the I was going to make some egg salad. Right. It's the yolks the yolk. Yeah. I don't care if need the way we got one of those little machines. I have to order another one that you put the six eggs in and they put a little amount of water and then it steams the eggs. So he gets a hard egg without putting them in a big pot of water. Very convenient.

Well, we were moving some stuff off the counters, you know, a couple of weeks ago and the little that was sitting on there with there's a little cup that comes with it, with the little line that tells you how much water to use. And then there's a little egg prick around the bottom because you prick the side of the egg so that when it makes it, it makes it easier to peel or something. And I'm like, Oh, honey, where's that little thing? Oh, I thought was for the old toaster. And I threw it out.

Oh, man, I know. I'm like, Well, how do I know now what it off? Just order a new one. Jesus, I know. I should keep her out of the kitchen. She does not cook. You've mentioned this a number of times. You would think that she wouldn't even bother going in the kitchen. You know, it's like, why wouldn't you ask like this? Why Is this sitting on the counter? Because I got to know how much water to put it.

I'm sure I could look that up, but it was very convenient to just put the little hole in the side of the egg. I'm like, I don't know, I could do that, I guess, with like a nail or something. But I guess they just need the bigger one. The one we had only did six eggs. I'd like one that maybe did 12 or one. You want to do 12 eggs for. Well that's like three sandwiches. Make a little egg salad. Okay. So what do you put in your egg though. This is a big I give the recipe actually came up five.

It can be very simple, which is just a little bit of mayo and seasoning, which I've been. I'm like addicted to a Gibson, which is my favorite steakhouse. Yeah. They make a seasoning that they sell at Costco that it's, you know, supposedly a steak seasoning. But I put it when I make scrambled eggs, I put it on chicken, I put it on steak. It works for everything. You throw that in a little bit of mayo and you have a very simple one.

You can throw in a little bit of the relish, you know, like the pickle relish. Not a lot, but just a little bit. But I like and I like a fairly simple egg salad. I don't remember transferring pickle relish in there. That's an interesting idea. See, this is why people listen to Unrelenting. What do you put then? I know, I know. I've only made the super basic, but it's just eggs, the salt, pepper and mayonnaise. That's your basic right there. And I just use a fork to smash up the egg.

And I like them when they're not. I don't like them. Be completely like mono. Yeah. You don't want you know, I like more chunks. That's what I'm trying to say. Gene loves dogs. I like the eggs to be a little more chunky in there. So I just break them up with a fork. These are the kind of cooking tips that you can only find and unrelenting. So we hope that you will join us once again next week. Same unrelenting time, same unrelenting channel, God willing.

And if the creeks don't rise, Jeanne will be here here. You know, that kind of reminded me of the the Lake Wobegon in a Garrison Keillor description. Yeah, well, he talked about his hometown, Lake Wobegon, where the women are drawing the mountain good looking. All the children are above average. Sounds like where we would be.