133: From Politics To Pierogies

Yeah. You're doing a shitty job. This. Year. Do you? Hello, and welcome to episode number 133. We have unrelenting. And how are you today? I am David O'Neill. He is jetting off. Delivered. If there's one thing we know, Darryn O'Neill is the best. That's right. Sources say the sources say. The bureau. Now. Okay. You're you're all the contacts. You need to play the whole clip where he talks about the Darren O'Neill whine right now, the podcaster, the whine.

It's always something taken out of context. Darren's a pro man. That's right. Totally out of context. Take it. Limits the way the media runs. You cut it off. He was saying prostitute and you cut him off. He's a he's a prostitute. Or is he a pro a prostitute. All right. All the best apparently at doing that. Right. It's all of us in the podcasting medium. Just prostitutes. Well, we know that much. Yeah. Now, what are you drinking this morning, Gina? I am drinking this morning. Go pick iced tea.

Oh, I just had to order some new. I'm about to crack open one of my Starbuck espresso and cream, 6.5oz cans. And if the noise reduction does its thing, nobody will hear you or me cracking. Yeah, with the, liquid death that just open there. Oh, and the right. I heard that, and and it's not fake sound effects at all, folks. No. You're right. Why would you regard that? You have cans. You might be drinking it. Why would I not have it? Audio. Yeah, we got cans. We got microphones.

Why not record those as real live theater of the mind? We got the cans on the heads. The cans in our hands. That's the way it works. Gotta stay hydrated. Gotta be pro. You got to do a podcast. You got to be a pro. That's how we made it to episode 133. Isn't that amazing? The magic number. Man made zero donations. Well we got one. We got one donation from Speedy Bubble.

And it was one, two three 4 or 5 satoshis which is actually somewhat real money. Now. Yeah. That's a, that's a real number. I'll definitely say that with Bitcoin going up like that number going up. And they thought this was great because we've seen some really long notes. And he says sorry for the long note to chime in on your Star Trek discussion. Enterprise was far and away the worst Star Trek until the new DEA series that I don't acknowledge. That's interesting. What?

I didn't know it existed. So I mean, I guess I was at least knew it existed. I just never see any episodes from it. Em the people that are into it started to very interesting. Yeah. Enterprise is very polarizing. I thought it was great. Okay. And to be fair, I really didn't like it. The first season. I thought, what the hell did they do with Star Trek? Right? So if he only watched the first season, then we're on the same page. However, starting with season two, it really picked up.

The storylines were some of the best of any Star Trek. They were multi-episode storylines and they had actual character development. Unlike most other Star Trek franchises, where the character is exactly the same at the beginning as they are at the end, there's been zero development happening. Well, I find it intriguing because a lot of these times they think, well, I'm alone, I'm the asshole. Like when Doctor Who went to the chicken, I'm like, I'm just not going to acknowledge it.

So it's yeah, well, yeah, it's beautiful to hear the same thing. Like, well, no, I'm just not even acknowledging these things existed at this point because they have been pushed so far away by the speedy bubble, says the hillbilly engineer alone ruined it for me. I'm like, oh, I forgot about him. What was his name? Well, fuck you too. What's your favorite character? The hillbilly? I mean, your dad said he was. Well, I mean, to Paul was my favorite character, but he is probably number two.

Favorite. You don't saying the hillbilly engineer. Meaning somebody that has a southern accent. Yeah. Go fuck yourself. Yeah. That's all I got to say with. You're not even real southern. You're fake southern. Hey, I am as real as any other southern because I had to make a conscious decision to move to Texas. The people that were born here, you know, the only decision they had to make was to stay speedy. Bubble also says the grappler and the polarizing the hall plating were cringe inducing.

Oh come on, like any oh yeah, that's such a big jump from, having a tractor beam. Come on. Right. Oh, we're gonna we're going to put the shields on and we divert power to the shields. Mr. stark. But it's not gonna make not gonna make it, captain. It's not. It's not going to hold. And polarizing the hall was actually in the original Star Trek, maybe. Yeah. Go back and watch some of those.

Oh, I like when Jim gets testy with the only people sending the money real says I also detest macula as an actor, I agree. Yeah, he does suck back. Yellow is the weakest actor. I think on that set. But, when he plays him, he's one of those actors that plays himself like Al Pacino. Yeah. Which they make really good careers out of it. But he was exactly the same guy in shock. And Eric was in Quantum Leap, which he was as. Yeah, in the enterprise. I don't think he had the captain s kind of persona.

I mean, I, I honestly in some ways, the captain character, what's what's his thesis show that I know what you're talking about. The, I've never watched it. Yeah, it's the the, space. Not what it is, though. Oh, his. Oh, time for Batman. He growls. Okay. 312. We had B12. Yeah, we got Eugene. Needs a lot more B12. I think that is bullshit. No, no, it's true. It needs a lot of B12. The awful sound effect. Happy. Know I did not look that up. So it's the Orville, and I've never seen an episode.

Is it good? I probably yes, it is. It is really good. It is somewhere between a parody and homage, but more so to the, next generation enterprise, which was the first Star Trek that I watched, all the way through from start to finish. I mean, I had seen episodes, maybe I've even seen all of the episodes of the original as a kid. I'm sure I did, but it wasn't a weekly thing. They were just in reruns. It was the first like, oh, appointment television that oh, wait for the next one to come out.

And I thought that was decent. I had a really good friend that had been, he, he subscribed to the Time-Life cassette of all those episodes, like VHS cassettes. Yeah, VHS cassettes delivered all the era. That was a regular week. The only way he could get all those. Yeah. Now they were still sealed. He'd probably have $1 million. Yeah. I don't know how long those tapes last but yeah, probably not long enough.

I've got probably eight banker's boxes in the garage with VHS tapes that are probably just nothing by now, although who knows. Yeah, real magnetic media might be able to handle the, Well, I think that that would be part of it, but part of it is just the, oxidation of the material. It's like you have the time. It's like, oh, we want to save all this stuff. Then it's like once the next, version came out. Once it was like, we can save this stuff digitally. Oh, screw VHS. Yeah. Not going back.

Not going back at all. He also said that he enjoyed all of the other characters to varying degrees, and that DS9 got a lot better after adding the defiant. So to get out of the spaceship, that probably made it better for you too. You got a spaceship? Yeah. And by that point, I wasn't watching you ready?

And I'm of the first season that I checked out. Yeah. Like everybody, it's a station. No, no, I want a spaceship, not a frickin station. It's out of the edge of the cosmos where nobody fears the trek. But that game, there was a wormhole. A wormhole gene that magically went someplace, and then they fell. And that's one way to get around not having a spaceship is to have a wormhole. And that's what, was that show the, Yeah. With MacGyver. Yeah. The MacGyver. Exactly. That show Stargate.

That's the way Stargate handled not having a spaceship initially, mind you, because in the last couple seasons, they actually did have a spaceship. So they finally find the spaceship was jumping through. They got a, like a guardian relic spaceship. I've never seen Stargate. I originally another good show. I'm sure it was nothing like it, but the whole jump through a portal thing, this was like, right on the back of the, sliders series.

And you're like, well, is this just more of that or are they just copying that which I'm sure they did. But sliders. Did you not see the movie Stargate. No I don't think so. Yeah. That was a movie with and Kurt Russell was a thing. I'm trying to think how long it was between the movie and the show. Probably about five years. Nobody questions. Is this new or a rerun? This is a rerun. No parade, nothing to see here. Yeah, we're talking about 90s. Certainly.

Mofos says Stargate wins with Amanda Tapping. Do I need to know who Amanda Tapping is? She needs to be really hot. She okay? She used to be pretty hot. She was never, like, supermodel. Have ever. But there's two things. One is in the first season, there was a few episodes where she was definitely hot.

Normally she was just, you know, dressed in, in a uniform, but she was the, she was kind of like the chick that actually knew how to do everything around the bunch of guys that just kind of fuck around, too. Like reality. Well, like the way Hollywood imagines reality to be. Yes. Well, did you see, I mean, we are living in a movie, it seems the Ellen rocket catch. Oh, that was something else, wasn't it? I don't care how many times I've watched it. I'm like, it looks like I. It doesn't look real.

Yeah, well, it looks, it looks. I'll tell you what it looks like. Is it looks like shit I didn't video games. Yes, exactly. Yeah. Like this does not seem, I get it. This is the way I described it was, just a really big Roomba going back to its, base. Just happens to be a flying Roomba. Yeah, yeah. Moving in half speed of sound. Same thing, though. Same concept is the little thing that glides along your floor and pretends to pick up dust. Yeah.

This is a game called Kerbal Space Program that I played a lot of, a number of years back, like maybe 4 or 5 years ago and shit. Maybe more than that now. But it was a it was a science educational tool pretending to be a video game because it made you do a lot of math and, you really get to learn just how hard space is when you play that game. But yeah, I built a bunch of space rockets in that game.

And, in fact, I even the first launch of their manned, Falcon nine, the one that's been flying back and forth to the space station, I did my own version of that, and then, made a video of it timed to the audio from the real thing. So everything happened in exactly the same time in my, version of it, as in real life, which was pretty cool because I didn't it wasn't made through cuts. It was one one continuous scene. You recreated it perfectly.

Recreated it? Yeah. In the in the simulator, where everything happened at the same time as it did in real life. The most down sounds, the parachutes popping, you know, at exactly the same point in time. What I want to know, because it's not really that hard to believe they can get with the GPS that they have. We've heard for years about the technology that the US government allegedly has, which is, you know, if you want to hit somebody in their bedroom in the middle of Iran, you got to do it.

So landing where they want it to land. Yeah. Isn't that hard to believe, but I'm surprised the technology that's most interesting to me is what is built into the stand that catches it. There has to be a lot of different shock kind of absorbing things, because it's, you would think otherwise, you know, there's very little. And there it's really just coming down that softly that it just yeah, it, it gets to almost zero descent before it shuts the engines off.

Yeah. It's there's, there is a scene you can watch from the stand itself just as it's coming in. And the what I would can describe as the shock absorber mechanism or the part that actually moves

when the rocket lands, is maybe about three feet tall. That's about it. So the biggest fear, I guess, for these things would be the engines go out like 20 30s before slams. Yeah. Breaks, yeah. Or kills would be fine. The rocket would be the thing that breaks. Yeah. Interesting though, because remember, what's actually coming down is an almost empty aluminum soda can just in a usable vessel. There's not a whole lot of mass there.

I mean, there's still a lot, but like a probably about a 1 or 2% of what the mass was when it launched. So it's extremely light compared to when it originally launches. And so catching it, it, it seems like a really, amazing to see something that large get caught. But keep in mind, most of that is empty when it's caught. Makes Elon look really smart. Yeah, well makes people working for him. Looks really smart. He was the one who came up with the idea and then said go do it.

We need Elon as our efficiency expert in the United States, and we will save so much money. But I know, right? There'll be a lot of government workers out of jobs and then they'll be like, oh, that would be so good. Yeah, yeah. The ones that don't do nothing and I get an I get an idea for them, maybe go seek asylum in Mexico. True. Yeah. I thought you say go podcasting. Yeah. Go to Mexico. Walk the other way. There soon to be more jobs. What did you get rid of? All the government jobs.

And. Yeah, you probably want to be looking for, people will be crossing the northern border into Canada. Oh yeah. Yeah. Crossing the southern border. Massive migration of Americans through your skills. Well I worked for the U.S government. Yes. But what are your skills. None. Zero. Now you got to be careful saying stuff like that given where your wife works I used to be vice president. What are your skills.

None. I can repeat the same talking points over and over again and ignore any direct questions. I'll see. Now you jump to Kamala. Yeah. Is that what this show. Hey they were talking on the no agenda yesterday that Donald Trump is very tough to clip because of the Donald Trump weave that he weaves in and out of subjects and back and forth and back and forth. I'm like, fuck, that's up my what's that remind us of? Yeah, that's the whole premise of the unrelenting show.

We say something within the first five minutes, we talk for another two hours, and in the last five minutes we get back to what we were talking about in the first five minutes. Yeah, exactly. So the we've so you watch the Fox interviews and I did not I have only seen a couple of clips. Yeah. Okay. Well you get the idea from watching the clips. It's essentially an extremely, what's the what would be the right phrase to use here? The reporter interviewing her right there was.

Yeah. I never heard of this dude. I don't know who he is. He's been around forever on Fox, but he is a great news guy. Like early in the day, he's never been prime time. And he's not an opinion guy. He's pretty much a straight news guy, but he he does. He didn't let her do what all politicians do and everybody lets them do, which is evade the question. Right.

So he would say so given that there's been 6 million people like crossed over from the border and there's been massive problems with them committing crimes in this country, do you now rethink your original or do you regret your original decision with Joe Biden to just open the borders up? And her answer is, well, I'm really glad you brought up the question of immigration, right? That's a very important topic. Everybody knows we need to reform immigration because it's so bad in this country.

And then he's like, but do you think that that 6 million people crossing over at a bare minimum has been a massive problem that you you would want to have done differently, right? Well, as I say, the immigration is very important. And like you have this back and forth where he keeps repeating the question, she keeps repeating the wrong answer.

And at some point, I mean, you got to be well, CSB to sentence him said, oh, you've got to be annoyed as both people at the other because she isn't used to getting this treatment. She's used to them nodding their heads quietly while she's talking, regardless of what she's saying or laughing. And then when she's done, they'll ask a totally different question, as though the previous question had a good answer. But this guy was having none of it, and so she was frustrated.

I don't know if he's ever interviewed somebody that's a politician before because, I don't think he is because, he kept trying to well, he wasn't he wasn't doing the thing that I think a lot of other people would do, which is try to just rephrase every time and say, look, maybe you're not getting it. Here's what I'm trying to ask. Right? He didn't do that. He just literally just repeated the question two or 3 or 4 times, pretty much in the same way. So that's got to be super frustrating for her.

I don't know, man. I mean, honestly, anybody that that is a non anybody but Trumper, you know, they're, they don't care who they're voting for because they're voting against Trump. Right. Not for somebody. Yeah. I mean all the Trump people also don't care because whether Kamala is just a stupid loafer and doesn't know anything about geography or whether he she can answer questions in this interview, that ain't going to make any difference. They're not gonna vote for her.

They're going to vote for Trump no matter what. This middle group of people that still hasn't decided a month before the election, frankly, they shouldn't be voting. They're not political and they don't know jack shit about politics, and they should stay out of it and just not go vote. So I'm really not sure what the point of doing this is. And of course on on X, which has become, you know, Trump central platform of Trump Central. Yeah. Everybody's like, this guarantees that she loses.

So he totally ruined her and she's done. It's like, well, she's no more done than she was three months ago. Guys, there's no difference here. When she first got pulled in, those of us that do follow politics were scratching their heads, going, well, so are they just giving up officially now? Yes. Right. Or are they so confident of the cheats that they can literally put in the complete idiot in?

And still people will not be able to do anything about it because they've got boxes and boxes of votes preprinted that need suggesting a show title of unbelievable. That could be a it could be. But the interview style wasn't bad. The O'Reilly, of course, who has interviewed many presidents, he said it wasn't horrible. He's like, wasn't the way I would have done. He's like, I prefer when they're not answering the question. Yeah, to kind of narrate that thing.

Well, and that's exactly this is what I was saying, is that other Fox reporter types would do what a Rileys. You're screaming, which is keep rephrasing the damn question. Well, not necessarily that, but to say, you know, Madam Vice President, what I asked you is this. Are you would you like another chance at answering that, or shall we just move on? But you didn't answer that question.

And that way he's like at least the dummies in the audience who maybe don't realize she didn't answer the question. You're narrating for them, Madam Vice President. You didn't answer the question. And yeah, and she's going to say the same thing. You're wrong. It's going to say, well, I did answer your question. Did you not? Listen? Do I need to repeat what I just answered? Can you just play it back on tape? Because obviously I gave you an answer. I'm kind of insulted. You're not listening.

That was my favorite clip from this was she went off Donald Trump spending politics for ten years. You know what I mean? Brittany's like, no, actually, I don't know what. Never say to the hostile interviewer, you know what I mean? Because that's just like the opening of the door. Like, no, I love the fact that between Obama, Biden and her, that is 12 years of Democrat government with a four year little step jump by Trump, and they're blaming decades worth of problems on Trump. Right?

I don't understand, like, you know, Democrats have been in power most of this decade. You can't say we need to fix where we're at over the last ten years, because out of the ten years you guys had six. Well, Kamala is running on a new direction, which I don't. Oh, yes, she's new. She's not Joe Biden. No. And so how are you different. That's the other. Yeah. Right. So how are you different from, from Trump? Well, at the end of the day, I tell you what I Trump, right. But I also ain't Joe Biden.

So how are you different? Okay. The difference is she's not a man. The it that's the difference. That's apparently the only difference. She's not a man, but that there's nothing more to be said about that and such. And she got visibly angry, was obviously not prepared for the question of when did you realize Joe Biden was losing a step mentally? And she claims he's still sharp as a tack. So the question is when why isn't he running for president.

I mean they pulled him because of his mental acuity starting to fail in his old age. So when you're asked the question of when did you notice this. For you to be like you still fine. It's like you can continue to lie. Yeah. Yeah. It's I don't even the Democrats that I know are having a very tough time voting for her right now. They're like, she's anybody better than Trump. And that's a that's their all they have to fall back on is a dead person would be better than Trump.

And see, I don't believe that because of the fact that we've heard some of these lefty talking heads. In talking about JD Vance saying it's going to be terrifying if he's a heartbeat away from the presidency, it's like, whoa, wait, that means you're putting him even worse than Trump. I don't even understand how they don't see the logic of that. Yeah, yeah. True. But, a lot of them have actually read JD Vance this book, which I think is hilarious. I think like, no, he wrote a book.

I guess it's a movie. I was surprised I've had two different Democrats tell me they read his book and they like it. Yeah, that's the problem. Because remember, he is he is the Democrat story. He is the the poor kid grew up without a father in, you know, their class, where people had nice grass. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. No, he was he was the Tom Sawyer type.

And so they're they're kind of in the pickle now because, they, they kind of saw him as an example of the sort of this is what Democrats want to help the little guy story, except that he's not a Democrat, but he's obviously a threat to democracy because he's worse than Donald Trump. Yeah. Donald Trump, he's younger. Yeah. He could last he might last eight years.

Yeah. I think he actually probably I mean, again, I'm still holding out for the Democrats doing the exact same thing they did last time and just walking away with the election, regardless of what the voters say. Well, different. They don't do that. If Trump manages somehow to win, then I think JD Vance is pretty much a shoo in for a president in four years, I would agree, which Nikki Haley doesn't like that. So I mean, that's interesting as well.

There's a lot of infighting all the way around, but the concept of the way the media is going after all this is it's fine and dandy and you can maybe play up the Trump is Hitler and Trump is a threat to democracy and Trump is insane. I have a very hard time thinking even a lot of the people that believe all that are going to let that be leapfrogged right onto JD Vance because they're going to do the same thing. Oh yeah. Now of course they to go after him.

Well here I mean this is the problem for them is he's very eloquent unlike Trump. Oh and quick mad. The guy knows how to answer a question. Well remember he he was a good friend and classmate of Vivek in law school. That and Vegas, the one who recommended him to Trump to be the VP. Well, the fact is, the guy got a four year degree and two years is, That happens all the time. Yeah, not for a lot of people. Well, fair enough. Right.

The way this is all still being covered, though, and I think Elon is also a difference maker. I know a lot of people don't believe that, but I think just having Twitter slash X, whatever you want to call it.

Yeah, yeah. Open for the conservative Republicans now to post whatever they want in an election. Which was not the case in the last election, will make a difference. All banned and blocked by the FBI. Now here is, CNN. I left this open for, I guess Elon had his own little town hall meeting. And here's the CNN first, two little parts of the, explanation now. Okay. Well, now this is reading, which, okay.

Okay. Ahead, Elon Musk promoted several debunked conspiracy theories about the 2020 election during his first solo townhall Thursday in Pennsylvania, as he urged voters to support former President Donald Trump. The, let's see here when you actually mentioned what was debunked. Well, this is where asked by a member of the audience, about the supposed cheating, Musk delivered a somewhat rambling response filled with basic inaccuracies and blatant false claims about the US elections.

Gee, are they trying to make a point here? Now, quote when you have Mail-In ballots and those sort of proof of citizenship, it becomes almost impossible to prove cheating. That's the issue. Musk falsely claimed. That's what it has. You know, they have the quote from Musk when you have mail in ballots, no sort of proof of citizenship. It becomes almost impossible to prove cheating.

And that is followed by Musk falsely claimed, and then voter fraud is falsely claimed, that, first of all, it's an opinion. There's no false, you know, for an opinion ever. Beyond that. This if you take it that opinion as though it it was a fact, it is objectively true. Yeah. There is no way, regardless of what country, even for any country. If you have Mail-In ballots with no verification, then you don't know who's fucking voting, period.

And I guess not for the Democrats, not for CNN, because that's falsely claim no. They know who's voting. It's the people that are volunteering to steal the election. That's who's voting well, and the foreign nationals coming over from the UK to canvass, which is also illegal. But, let's forget about that. The UK is. The UK nationals are the least of my concern.

I understand, but it goes down when you're going to be doing this thing like when there and fucking every little thing Trump does, it's like, well, this is also illegal. But here is what followed the Musk falsely claimed that sounds like British election interfering, I think that's a declaration of war isn't it? Quote from CNN. Voter fraud is rare, but when it does happen, it is usually caught thanks to the layers of safeguards built into voting processes.

According to nonpartisan election disinformation. I called misinformation. I mean, this is just insanity. It is. It is 1984 level of propaganda that even the people that are on that side cannot possibly believe it's true. Layers of safeguards. My wife again works for the village. Here they are starting early. Voting on Monday. Yeah, by law, they are not allowed to ask for your driver's license or ID. That is insane.

It is real in the way they give you your ballot would be you tell them your name, your address, and then you just have to scribble the signature down on a piece of paper. And if you have the name and address and birthdate, they will give you the ballot. You can fill it out. That is insane. Honestly, it is. And I'm like, well, how do you know if the person is that person? She's like, we don't. I'm like, okay. And I'm like, they also allow you to register on the same day.

And they said, oh, what I what do you need to register to vote? Clearly a birth certificate. No, just two forms of I.D., one of which only has to have your current address that you want to register under. And included in these are forms of a business card. Well, I'll close to it. A, utility bill is one of them. So I'm like, well, back in the day when I wanted to get into the club level at Socks Park, when they would just print out, you know, you could print out your tickets with the barcode.

Well, I would just go in with Photoshop and change because they didn't scan the barcode once you were in. That was only to get into the stadium. They only looked at what was printed on there. So if it said level 300 go right on in. Funny I do the same thing for airplanes for tickets. Yeah. Get you right where you want to be. Exactly. So now this. Just imagine all you have to do is take an actual utility bill. Put your name on there. Yeah. Scan it, make up a new name.

You don't want to put your name. That's bad. No. You want to put you. But you could do this for, like, every address is the city. I'll bet you you don't even need to do that. I'll bet you can bring a utility bill with somebody else's name and say I'm their roommate. And they'd be like, oh, okay, that's fine. But your roommate, I guess you live there. And if you live there, you can. You get to vote. My name is Newton. It is.

It is crazy the way that they're, they're blatantly without trying to hide it, getting illegals to vote. But according to CNN, voter fraud is rare. And when it does happen, it's usually caught things to the layers of safeguards. What's what's it's it's it's about as rare as abortions, I guess. What is give me one safeguard for the, voting. I want to know one safeguard because I don't see any, you know, you know, my my, gun range here that I go. You want a gun range? Man, I didn't know that.

I wish I own the gun range. I wouldn't be on a podcast if I didn't then, but the gun range just updated their rules, and they now do not allow any gun sales to non-U.S. citizens. So it's a store as well. You saying? Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's a it's like 80,000ft². Damn nice. It's large. Yeah. The that's a store. But yeah. So it's a new update. And I thought, well, that's clearly a response to something you think. You think illegals are buying guns. Yeah. To go vote of course. Just to safeguard.

Oh yeah. Buying guns to go vote. Exactly. Right. Yeah. But this is still the way CNN wants to cover things. No, no, there's no fraud at all. Elon is spreading mistruths and missing formation. We must take him out. I like that Elon's putting the kind of money. And this is an interesting year because Zuckerberg was the story four years ago. And Zuckerberg is sitting this year out eons in and going for the other side.

Are we just going to prove that whichever silicon Valley dude that puts more money into this gets to buy the election? Yeah, maybe I hope so. Who should be for the right one now this year? Yeah. Yeah, that would be much better. And there was, yeah, a depressing video on YouTube. We talked a lot about the Peter. I always forget his last name. Santa low. Sell some of the lower Santa. Yeah, that's the guy. And he was in Burlington, Vermont, which is, I guess, where he was born. All right.

Oh, and there was, like, an hour and a half video or so, and he was just showing the amount of, you know, drugs and crime and people, all this stuff going on in this little town. It was funny because it started out by him running into a woman that's obviously a social worker or something, saying that, oh, you should have been here yesterday, because this is when all of the kids show up for school.

They did like California style sweeping of the streets to get all of the, you know, the bad folks off just to make it look better for when all the parents are dropping their kids off. Yeah, for school, but they get, like, very late in the video came across a woman who was a business owner, like, 73 years old, and she's talking about how horrible it is. She doesn't know what she's going to find when she gets to her business. There's people sleeping on the step, they're shitting on it.

They're doing drugs and then said she is no, no way she'd vote for Trump, Well, you know what? You're you're voting for this shit, right? I mean, you you you get exactly what you're voting for. Yeah. This is, a nation of law and order, and it's not right now because of the liberal money going in the Liberal district attorneys that are getting elected because of the money from the Soros Foundation who are refusing to put those criminals in jail who are terrorizing your business.

Well, why would they put their own hitmen in prison? That makes no sense. They want those people doing the work that they want them there to. It is insanity. When we live in a third world country, let's face it, we're getting there. Yeah. At some point. And I say during Obama, frankly, we made the pivot. We went left instead of right, and we started going down the path to becoming a, you know, Latin American country.

And I don't say that referring to the number of Latin Americans that are crossing over the southern border necessarily, but more in terms of the way that, this country is running, because all the things that you talked about in the last five minutes are things that I've seen when I've been in Central America, you know, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, all those countries you've got shit on the streets, you've got people sleeping on doorsteps, you've got business owners that have to hire private security.

Right. And you've got very beautiful, high end, rich neighborhoods that are completely isolated from these things. Oh, yeah, that's what they were. You've got elections where the person that wins, but the person that lost in prison, right. Yeah. And goes after their supporters and puts them in prison, and then going to some other side that wants to do that. That's what Trump's going after his political enemies. And that was not what he said at all.

But we are literally a third world countries at this point. And and to top it off, cherry on top, those countries have inflation rates in the 20%. Well, so do we. Welcome to the Weimar Republic with your money or buy nothing. But yeah. And that like that I think is something we maybe can aspire to is the way our republic is, where a lot more like banana republics right now. And people are voting for it because they are either ignorant or imbeciles. And I'm not really sure which it is. Mainly.

And both of those deserve what they get. The problem is they're dragging the rest of us down with them. Yeah, because it's common sense would tell you that if you have people that are openly dealing drugs, shooting up on the city streets, that it's not a good place for your kids to be. Yeah, yeah, I mean, parents and what's left? I mean, I guess maybe parents don't care anymore because they're just like, give their kids a device and be like, that's all you need. You know?

This is why worry about the internet will teach you, why worry about what's on the internet? It's laughable that people are worried about what's on the internet, even though that is very destructive, because what's right outside your door a lot now is even worse. And it's not being cleaned up. That's the government. There's very few things the government should be doing. Part of that deal would be to provide some semblance of safety, some sanity, whatever word you want to use.

But if there are criminals roaming the streets openly and it's not one of those things like, well, yeah, they're hard to find. That's like, no walking down the street with this woman that was a social worker. She's like pointing out, well, you have this guys, this, this, guys, this. Hey, you stay away from this guy. You know, it's like, so everybody knows who they are. Especially in a town like that, which is only, they said 45,000 population. You know, it's not like Chicago.

It's a little harder to know everybody, but when you see what's going on and there's nothing you can do about it or when the cops. No, I mean, what this was. Let's go back. What was it four years ago now with all the defund the police, what do you think happens when you defund the police gene? Yeah. You you have fewer, tyrants on the roads. Crimes magically go down, right? No, but they go up. Well, they go up in areas where people don't have guns. Well, well, to a certain extent, yeah.

It's a lot harder to be a victim if you have a gun. Yes. I, I, I'm very much of the mindset that we should defund the police and we should bring back the old West law, which is somebody's done you wrong. Yeah. Go shoot at each other and one of you comes out who looks kind of like Chicago right now. Yeah. Yes it is. Maybe Chicago is on the very forefront of old West laws, except is it really is. It's now the Chicago gangs versus the Venezuelan gangs. So this guy gets I know it might be.

Yes. Yeah. And I tell you the Venezuelan gangs are holding their own. Yeah. Very interesting. The Chicago gangs might be voting for Trump. I know they're pointing like, wait, no, this isn't fair. No, these are our the nice. What the hell? Why are you letting other people are there to terrorize us? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're the ones supposed to be collecting protection money, not them. Yeah. Give us money. Yeah. And then Colorado looks like is going to be, kind of like Minnesota is a Somali state.

Now, it seems like Colorado is going to be a one as well. One state, Colorado used to be so nice. It did back when there's no people living there. Yeah. Back when you could just go and stay in a luxury resort out in Colorado Springs without worrying about crime. Yeah. Was a nice place. No. Not anymore. Let's make everything the same shithole that California is that the last time I was in Colorado was 1987. It's a little longer. I think. For me, it was like 1980. Wow.

If I remember right, I don't know if we ever went back after that to, Colorado. If I remember, that was when the John Lennon got killed. Was the day we got home from Colorado Springs. I don't yeah, we were there for some skating thing. My sister was in the skating and Dorothy Hamill was there. There was a little, trolley that went back and forth around the place, and I wrote it with Dorothy Hamill and this other hot blond skater, and then you're like, I need to.

I need to work with Playboy models. My papa. Papa, that was just a few short years later. Where it all begins. That's right. But when you let crime go on, when you let just complete anarchy and then you pretend that you're elections are so fair. It's a joke. Where are the. Granted, I get it, it is a it would be a felony to do so. But I would love to see some undercover videos.

I would love to see somebody able to do this legally, you know, with the blessing of their state leaders go into places and show how easy it is to get a to vote and to register to vote. Even if you have no papers, you have nothing except forge things that you're not eligible to vote. I mean, it would embarrass the states themselves. So that's where it would be hard to do it.

But all of these like undercover video things, this would be something I don't think it's even it's illegal to actually vote. I don't think that it would necessarily be illegal to go through the line and get a ballot, and then just not vote and say, you gave me a ballot and I am not a citizen asked not to say anything. You just, you know, take the ballot and then you go record a little video talking about how do to get the ballot.

And then you bring the ballot back and he says, yeah, I've changed my mind. I'm not going to vote because I'm not eligible to. That would be great. Yeah. You don't have to tell the people because then they're going to start like trying to get you in trouble. Oh, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. Would I be like, yeah, but you're the one that gave it to me. Dude, I was just showing how easy it was.

Yeah. Now, look, if you're doing something questionable, the last thing you want to be doing is confronting the person that enabled you to do it. Truth is, now they're thinking, okay, if I do nothing, it's going to look bad on me. So I'm going to hold you here until the cops show up and let them deal with it. You can't hold anybody that's illegal. Yeah. That's what everybody thinks. That. Oh, nobody can absolutely hold people. No, there's no such thing as crime anymore.

Yeah, except unless you're. What, a white male, right? If you're a straight white guy, you're screwed. Yeah. You're screwed, but I covered it on random thoughts. I was one of the first ones this week. The FBI update ING their crime statistics from last year. So they came out with this year's. And they also totally changed the ones that were published last year without an explanation.

And went from oh, it went down two points to it went up four and a half, which is like almost a seven point swing. Okay. It is. And they looked at whoever the more intelligent journalism people that pulled this out, they went and looked in like between 2004 and 2015, there were no corrections. Since 2015, there were a few corrections, none of them over a point in any direction. So they were all little, like, oh, we made a little mistake here. This was huge.

And if you can prove this was done intentionally, because this has been a talking point for the Democrats, Donald Trump's lying, saying the crime rates going up, the FBI stats show it goes down. It's like, well, no, that's it. Now you're finding out yet again, this is why the whole fucking concept of misinformation online. Because if you were to have posted this a week ago that the FBI is lying. No, no, no, that's misinformation. But then the FBI comes out with, oh, wait, no, that's true.

We were we were we were totally wrong. So the whole concept of misinformation is such a flawed bullshit thing. Well, it is a propagandistic word anyway, because the idea that something somebody says, not only is it false because misinformation doesn't just imply that something is false, it it has a malicious motive behind it, and they're saying it in order to lie to you like it's that misinformation. If somebody if you ask somebody says, what color is that car? They say blue.

And then you look at it, it's kind of looks kind of red to me. And and then person says, well, I'm colorblind, right? Okay. That's not misinformation. No misinformation. That's somebody not being colorblind, seeing a red car and saying, what color is that? It's blue. Which ironically, is what the Democrats do all day long.

Right. But then they like to label perfectly legitimate and normal and not so informative things like the example that you had earlier with, Musk, which is literally is an opinion and it happens to be the correct one. And then labeling that as already debunked misinformation, man. Stated irrelevant. The all the language that they use, it's Orwellian. Yeah. It's disgusting that this is what was once CNN, a top news organization that was somewhat trusted worthy.

It's not like CNN started out as a completely bunch of lying sacks of shit. I mean, it was, well, you're giving him a lot more credit than they would. I think they were lying, complete lying sacks of shit. The minute they were, they had three of their guys holed up in a premium hotel room, pretending they were in the middle of a war zone. But you could be in the war zone in a premium. But they weren't like, we know they were using green screen for those shots. They call them later.

Yeah, it's like, well, no, we just we're just putting up a show. We're getting people all spun up. Gotta have a show. I'm in the basement, hiding, because there's explosions all around me. Except that you're standing in front of a green screen with sound effects. Yeah, okay. We could we make more money if we just had sound effects of, like, bombs going off and gunfire? We'd make more money if we did Asmr content. Oh, is that it?

So with the people like people like that and some are and then, you know, gross. That's that's a one short step away from OnlyFans. Hey what if you get the big bucks on OnlyFans. And what do we get here? I'm waiting for you to finish that sentence. I was just wondering if I was waiting for you to give your OnlyFans link onlyfans.com/sir gene. No, I'm a bit of a hiatus at this point. Oh, just like Serge speaks, they both kind it. Yeah, yeah, exactly. A lot of people don't know.

That is when you record the content simultaneously for OnlyFans and for surging speeds usually. Yeah. Did you hear who says they went to college to learn to lie like that? Well, they are good at it. They will. So you're giving them credit again where no credit is. Dude, there is there boy that because people believe you have to be insane to believe their lies? That's true.

But I think most of the people are insane though, because they're only retarded as the the great Osho used to say, you could look at somebody and be like, no, well, that's obviously that's proven or that's obviously misinformation. They're like, no, it's not, you know, this, this whole category they came up with called fact checkers. Yeah, it's is a retarded because, that's not a thing. Yeah. He gets to decide which is what is a fact checker. Let's look at what does that entail.

That is somebody that is doing a high school assignment. Yeah. Somebody that read these books and then summarize what the books say. That's literally what they're claiming they're doing. And somehow they've been elevated to be able to say, no, no, no, no, no, those doctors that are saying the Covid vaccine is bad for you, they're they're spreading misinformation. They're they're completely false. What they're saying. Oh, and where did you get your medical degree?

Where did you get your any of your degrees that makes you an expert in the things that you're checking? Well, nowhere, because these are journalism. Students took it online class. That at least would have been something. They've taken their classes, they took, women's studies classes. They took, underwater lesbian basket weaving classes. They they took classes that have zero relevance to the real world.

They took plenty of Marxism classes, and then they they've anointed themselves as the fact checkers of record. And, their job is to call out. And I think there's still a website out there that lists every, every lie that Trump's told. And I think it's somewhere in the neighborhood of like 8000 some lies at this point. And how many are actual lies? That's well, if you start going down the list, you'll realize, like the first, you know, dozen that the guy mentions are not lies.

They're they're actually correct unless you bend over backwards and jump through a hoop to try and interpret them as being incorrect, which is what they do, which is what they do. Or they just assume the, the useful idiots will just believe them without any thinking on their part at all was out of context, because besides the Trump, we've, Trump likes to joke around. He does. So when somebody asks something about like IVF and he says, oh, I'm the father of IVF, he doesn't mean it.

It's a joke taken in context, but this is when you look for a week. If we found him saying the words yes. Because he then goes on to say oh I had to ask somebody to explain to me what it was. So obviously he wasn't seriously saying he invented it. Yeah. I mean look at you, you, we started the show off with you taking words completely out of context from two different people right there though, Neil is the best. Yeah. That Jacques Derrida Neil is a prostitute. Yes. That sex fact check.

Not very well paid back check. Kind of true. Does it make any money at it. Yeah. Make some. So you count bitcoin. This money. That's the question. Yeah. But it's still not a lot I mean it's a lot. I mean it's as I sent over to Jim yesterday I went through finally I saw that there was a place that the IRS might be listening. You didn't do no such thing. Yeah. That's shocking that that's true. We shouldn't really talk about any of the, satoshis coming in now. No Satoshis ever came in.

Unfortunately, the reality is they don't exist. They're not real money. They're not real money. I've been saying that for decades. Until you make them into real money, which is now, this is the other part. That or you just have them stolen from you into mysterious transactions. Right? This is another way to go about it. But until that happens this is why they're going after things. Well the left wants to go after things like unrealized gains.

Yeah. Which means if you put $5 into something and all of a sudden that's worth $5 million, but you don't take that money out. They want to take the taxes on all of that. Forget 5 million dude. If it had dollars if you bought GM stock and then the government does some kind of free money to GM program because unions and the GM stock goes up by three bucks, well, now you owe the government the dollar. Right? And they want it now even though you haven't sold that stock.

And you hold it until it drops to 5,000%. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Now, if the government gave you the difference for when the stock drops, at least that'd be fair. Not how it works. Well, now we've, I think, discussed this at some point. The real professional gamblers, man. Yeah, what a career that would be. But for professional gamblers, your world only exists on a usually like a 24 hour period. As long as you're in the casino, if you're there physically.

I mean, I don't even know what happens now with all this things that you can do. Yeah. Mostly professional gamblers today actually make most of their money online. But the reality was, if you made $20,000 today and winnings but lost $5,000 a day for a year prior. You're still paying taxes. Not that $20,000 winnings. The other 5000 don't mean that's a it all goes by day. You know, whether you made a profit or not. It's not completely true.

There's if, if any of your income is coming from gambling, you're paying a self-employment tax rate, and you can have because you're essentially you're you're a business, like, that's your business. And so you you can have your business losses, just like you have your business income. But saying you're still if you make a profit on any day, you can't go. I lost for months before. That's still not how it works. I mean, I'm sure that's a different way it is.

I mean, again, it's the difference is are you professional gambler or are you just some dude who went to Vegas for a weekend? True. I'm going to see your taxes differently because as a professional gambler, you can write off on schedule C, you can write off your losses. Have you ever been a professional gambler? For about a year. What haven't you dabbled in? Good question. That, thousand that says no one is stupid enough to boost you back? Check. False.

Why? Well, he just called out everybody that had boosted us as being an idiot, I guess. I think so, yeah, you're right. Kshb 4848 as well. That's that. Poland. Country. Poland. Connection. Yeah. 48. We want you to visit that KSP lol. Yeah. Check out his cartoon which he says cover which means fuck, which is long live Ireland. That's all he does. So he's not saying long live Russia. That's kind of rude. No, no I know right. What's up with that?

I thought he would say longer love Russia. It's funny. You can hate Russia. You remember what I called him out and and completely guessing where he was located. And then he got super mad, and it's like, don't be doxing me. I was like, you can't. That's somebody without knowing where they live. But you can certainly make a good guess, Jean. Guess is where you live. This is a different show that Jean guesses the cup size of a female and a photograph. Oh, those are easy.

Jean guesses where you live by your boost. It's a great show. It's a game show. It is a game show. It should be a game show anyway, We're all going to hell. Hopefully. But if there's a Kamala Harris presidency, I mean, really, that is hell. That literally accelerate. They're going to hell. So how is how you or watch that TV show that was on for a while? I think it's done now called The Bad Place or the Good Place? The good place, yes. With, the chick that was in Veronica mars.

What's. Yeah, the liberal chick. Yeah. The one that's, with the. She married to the liberal guy, Dax Shepard. Well, I think he married the liberal chick is more like what happened there, but. Yeah. Oh, then he turned into liberal because he's like, well, if I want to get. So then that's, you know, this is one that wears the pants. You remember Veronica mars? That was actually a fairly good series I watch was a good series, but it was again, it was one of these TV shows like, look at this.

Absolutely, like smarter than most adults, teenage girl who can solve mysteries while all these bumbling idiot boys around her are morons. That's it's it's the standard TV Hollywood default presentation of men and women. It just happened to be during teenage years. It's all about girl power, Jean. It is all about girl power. Yeah. So she's definitely one of those in real life as well. I mean, she's reasonably cute up until. Don't get me, she was until she got married.

Yeah. But I boy band root because he was he mentioned that on his show a couple of years ago. And what, she got married now that Veronica mars, I had never watch Veronica mars with up until maybe 2 to 3 years ago, I did. I watch all the teen rom coms. Oh, well, we watched well, it was funny because we watched that and then we watched One Tree Hill, which we had never watched. Which was around for like nine seasons.

And the O.C., which I think I still like the O.C. better as far as babes, but the, One Tree Hill was probably better with the Hills Zero. See, that sounds familiar. The O.C. was, real. Rachel Bilson. What's the guy's name? What was the. I don't care who's in it. What's the content about? Oh, the content was the kid from the wrong side of the tracks gets, you know, semi adopted. He's living with the rich lawyer that got him out of jail and his family.

And then he goes to the, you know, super high brow school, and it's all about like a fish out of water fitting into the teen thing. All right. Yeah. And he lives in the guest house. Oh. So it's it's it's like, what's his face? You know, what's his face? I love a little more about, Will Smith. They're all very similar, except the guy's white. What? Yeah, he's waiting on the wrong side. Must have vision issues. Oh. Back check. False. Back check. False.

Adam Brody is the other one. Was guys. Pretty sure the guy is black. No, no, he was a white guy. No. You just remembering the Fresh Prince? Yeah, that was a good show. I'm going to claim that if they're not using it already, I guarantee you they'll start using the word misremembering. You are misremembering this? Yes. Let me. Yes, let me help. I was the greatest president.

Otherwise you're misremembering. Let me help you remember that correctly. We had a drug for that. Yeah, exactly. Now we watch watching. They have not done a rewatch. Dawson's Creek. But watch that. When it was, originally aired, the wife and I had watched that. I never watched that. That sounds like a chick. Show it. It was with James Van Der Beek. Hey, the whole chicken Katie Holmes when she was, like, 16. Yeah. Back when she was like, yo, before Tom cruise does a lot of damage to chicks.

Have you noticed I. I think all of Tom Cruise's ex-wives were really hot back when he married them. And then after I don't I don't think you're I care. You're not looking for sloppy seconds, right? You're not going out after Tom cruise is better. Oh, I like Tom cruise. You could say whatever you want about the man, but if you look at his past wives, they've all been hotties. And I think he's got four of them. I only know two. I mean, I know, Katie Holmes and I know Nicole

Kidman. Yes. Mimi Rogers really was married to Mimi Rogers. Yeah, back when she was in their 20s. Well, I mean, obviously, because afterwards. Why would you? You wouldn't think, right? Yeah. Women love the show. Will tell you it's. Let's take a look. I'm going to look it up in real time. Well, are you using ChatGPT Melissa Gilbert? No, I'm not, I don't is that. She was married? Yeah. No, that was wife and his girlfriend, Mimi Rogers. Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Katie Holmes, Hayley Atwell.

So he's had seven wives. He's very busy. Yeah, he's kind of like Ellen. Isla. I think Ellen's had seven wives. They do have a similar, vibe about them. Tom Cruise and Ellen, and he doesn't age, which is convenient as well. This is because he's an alien, but he doesn't age. So I watch Risky Business not that long ago when I was little under the weather, and we're just going through things and watch them like this was not as good as I remember it being. Really?

Yeah. It didn't seem to hold up as well. Okay. Now let me Jean sending me photographs right here. The little pop. Thomas here on the app. So it'll be cut out I don't know which one is that. They can't believe is that Mimi Rogers. No. That's Melissa Gilbert. He was married to Melissa Gilbert. Yeah. Is that true. Yeah. You gaslighting me in 1981. Was it like 12 in 1981? Now he's actually 86 right now, so he looks good. He looks really good. He dated the Heather like Locklear.

Rebecca did more than. Well, yeah, that I get the Heather Locklear thing I get. I mean, she was definitely on the hot and crazy scale, and she was very much on both. Yeah. So. Oh, yeah. Rebecca, the more name was more on the crazy than the hot, but definitely on both as well. You remember her, right? Yeah. Well, again, I told you I just watched Risky Business. Oh, yeah? Yeah. I mean, she was worth watching it for steam, but according to a ChatGPT, she's only been married three times.

Mimi Rogers, Nicole Kidman, Katie Holmes. I mean, you talk to I don't, fact check. False. I'm pretty sure they're not counting the, the weddings performed on his home planet. Oh. Well, that's completely, Yeah, yeah, it's completely different. It's the Tom cruise. We've, No, he did. Apparently they cheer for a while there, too, that I just don't get. They met an 85. Yeah, but they're still at the wedding of Sean Penn and Madonna. They dated for a year. So there you go.

And then, Mimi Rogers was next. And back in 85, Mimi Rogers looked pretty hot. Now a grandma right now. Yeah. ChatGPT. She's right. And all of those are the ads. Sophia. Very, very, very the the director, I guess. Yeah. Yep. So and then Nicole Kidman, of course, when they first met on the set of Days of Thunder, she was what, 2223. Probably right around there. I think she's a couple of years older than us, oddly enough.

I mean I guess maybe because they figure it showed up in the, who he was married to, they didn't show up in, In the day they got together and Eyes Wide Shut was a great documentary that they did together. Never saw it. Oh, you definitely should see it. It's definitely one of my all time favorite documentaries. I mean, I enjoyed the, that that race car movie though. Days of Thunder. There's thunder. Yep. That was the best NASCAR movie ever. That's kind of.

I thought it was a little too small to be in a NASCAR movie, but now, did you did you ever see, real the actual drivers in NASCAR? No. I mean, they on small, a lot. Not all of them, but, yeah, I'll show you an image here of, So Cruise and Kidman divorced in 2001. Holy shit. That was 25 years ago. I know we're old. What? What part of this is new to you? Yeah, and then he started dating, quote unquote, Olympic cruise, when they did the film with this guy.

So basically, if you look at his film history, he effectively has either dated or been married to every one of his costars. That seems a little weird, right? A little like goes, no, not really. You're just figuring you spend enough time together and you got a you're going to just get in on that. And apparently he's good friends with all his exes, so. Well, he probably pays them off. Yeah. And then married Katie Holmes in 2005 and divorced in 2012.

And then Hayley Atwell in, 2020. And then split up in 2022 because she got too old. Robbie, there is an upper limit. I mean, he's well versed in. Yeah. I mean, Tom cruise, DiCaprio. Me. You know, you all know exactly. Same same mentality. Yeah, I mean, I see that is, I understand where you're going. I understand, yeah. And and all three of us still look the same. It's amazing. It's kind of the. It must be the Botox. Or maybe it's the the beard. There was, Ksby posted the new microphone.

Like, for outdoor. We got one of the. You know which one? I don't know what the brand was, but I'm like, where's the, where did he post? So it had to be on XD it was, maybe it was on the X, or maybe it was on, the set a verse which is really worthless at this point. I have no idea what that is. Worthless. But it was like, oh, it looks like James Beard. And he's like, oh, you make fun of him for that. Okay. I'm going to check on X. Hopefully this down there I haven't seen what's.

So what's the model. What's the microphone. It well, it was just the windscreen. He bought it. It just looked like your beard. The windscreen. Look. Oh, you mean the dead cat? Yeah. No, this looks like James Beard. Now, this is just, I don't know why they're with, JB there, but if this that pull up the image, that I just linked. Yeah, yeah, I see it. The. That's the driver for Michael Jordan. The guy on the right or the guy on the left in the middle is Tyler Reddick.

And that's that's the driver, and it's Michael Jordan and Garth Brooks on the other side. Okay. So Tom cruise fits right in this. Yeah okay. All right. Look, this guy's got a very good chance of winning the championship this year. And and his wife is like, you know, five inches taller than him, which I guess it's not hard to beat because he's very short. Okay, so KSP does have one very funny cartoon as I'm scrolling through his timeline. He has one.

He has thousands of avatar with this picture of a naked female. Really funny one playing with one of her breasts, and the caption coming out of her mouth is boobs. Proof that men can focus on two things at once. That CSB that lol for all. That's enough advertising, let's just go bust us again. CSB that was extra. That was an extra awesome advertisment for you right there. You're going to get millions of people drawing and looking at your cartoons now. Yeah, there's going to be thousands.

There's going to be you're going to get countless card and phone call. Yeah. There was an old Steve Martin bit. We got countless card in front of. We only wish that. We only wish we got a countless card and phone call. But, Okay, enough talk about Tom Cruise's love life. That mean really? That's the only thing we're going to have to. I know, right? That's what we get in Kamala Harris presidency. We're going to be like, boy, we got to talk more about Tom cruise.

Whatever. Kamala Harris presidency, I think, I think everyone's going to be eating cats and dogs, right? Not just the Haitians. The grocery stores will be empty. They're already getting there. Wasn't that as bad this week, but they were still a lot of a bunch of stuff. It is just. Yeah, I mean, I don't remember my toilet paper shipments are late. That's they will have one. How much do you need? And, how often do you get them. Do you have a toilet paper guy. Yeah. Amazon monthly the.

Well, that works for a lot of the stuff. It's interesting. You have to do a price check for things that are that you can get like at your local grocery store, like, I found that there's a bunch of them. I mean, including I've talked about the liquid death more than once, the fact that I can get it delivered to my door from Amazon for, like 3 or $4 less per case. But this goes for a lot of things. I got an Amazon delivery coming today. You know what it is?

It's a new it's a new packet of floss. I. I use free shipping. Oh, and it was just delivered. I just got a notification on my thing that your package has been delivered. Is this the anti MRO sentiment that you go in and you order one small under a dollar item per day. Yeah. And make sure they're all delivered the different overnight. No I definitely need that tomorrow I need that oh wait what I care I don't see the problem. He's using Amazon driver I mean that's more so I'm giving him work.

What's the problem? You're giving him work. That's exactly the problem. Does he not want the money? I don't think so. Okay. I think instead of the floss, it should be something very heavy. I mean, yeah, so I didn't used to buy, water from Amazon until they jacked the prices up. So now it's way cheaper to buy it locally. Interesting. Yeah. And that was funny watching the Amazon delivery guy schlep like 80 pounds of water for the is funny.

He's like, this is the only reason I'm ordering it I've got a camera. I've got a ring doorbell around. I just wanted the plants with it. Well yeah. What you bathing with it? I mean, that's no God, no. You know, just the Amazon water for that. I use Fiji water for that. Oh, Fiji. Yes. I mean, get your Perrier a little. Deliver that one too. I mean, like, I can't even it's the economy so bad I can't even go to Fiji just to go hang out on the beach. All I can do is just bathe in the water.

That is horrible. The economy. Right? Stupid economy down. Yeah, it's keeping you down, man, that is not good. You. But the grocery shopping is interesting because before Covid, we would just go into the grocery store and you really didn't notice if something was out.

It didn't stick out to you because you're like, well, maybe they moved it. Then you just would grab a different item, you know, I mean, if you were looking for one brand of tortilla chip, well, no big deal. I get whatever else. So the ordering online, I'm way clearer when things are out of stock. Oh yeah. Yeah. Because you get suggestions for something else. Yeah. They're like, well, you should really give us another alternative.

And the interesting thing, I believe that being nice to the pickers that do this job because they're the robots. Yeah, well there's actual people that do it in the stores. Yeah. We call them robots. They should be. They probably don't get paid enough. But I always put it a little note that was for. And I used a little smile. You know, you could do the alt code. So I use smileys on all the notes because I want to seem like I'm a nice guy. Oh nice. That's creative. You should tip better you know.

And it's like well this is I'm going to go grab that package before somebody steals is my floss. The floss is important. So I'll be right back. You can entertain the people for a little bit. This is a very important floss. Well, you know, it's not a food delivery like I used to get, but at least it's something that. Okay, everybody in the whole world live $1 trillion. What do you think the package really is? Because nobody would go and run and get floss.

What is GM getting from Amazon that can't be left to sit outside the house? That is the question. Could be a do they sell like sex dolls and Amazon? Could it be, something a little bit more? They, the, no mega project. Would that be condoms made out of snakes, or would that be a condom for your snake? Or would it be. That sounded dirty? I got it's the kind, of course, the condoms for your snake. And I use dildos. Cotton gin. Why use cotton gin? Why do you have to go to use like a palette?

This is certified by gay. Well, we see if the Amazon gives you really good deals if you go in on return things. So we just got a palette of used dildos that would be yeah, don't ask, don't tell. That's, Or don't ask, don't tell as well. Omega project I agree, but it could be anything. Got to be something he doesn't want the neighbors to see, something they, you know, pack a floss you wouldn't even see. It would have to be, like, in an envelope. Maybe a bubble envelope.

Amazon was feeling really nice. And sometimes it would just throw that between the screen door and the door. And they got screen doors down there and Texas, I don't know, but I can see it could just be, maybe another mirror. Now, if they were cheap, people could just start ordering green mirrors and have them showing up at his house every day. Fill the whole house up. You have floor to ceiling mirrors. I think that would be a good idea if you have yet to, check out Csvs.

He hasn't boosted enough some kind of an have to start saying not to go to CSB lol. I haven't seen a new boost from him. If you haven't subscribed to this show man, you should unrelenting that show. Today's episode brought to you by Speedy Bubble Net Net and CSB comic strip blogger Snake Resistant doors. Well, if he does need those does the snake can escape. He knows how to use the door handle. I'm just waiting for the snake to get Gene in the middle of the night. Just be like ha ha ha ha!

I am taking over this house. Wouldn't doubt it. All right, I'm back. Okay. All the guesses are in. I'm going to get, I think, to cotton gin. Who said you bought a pallet of used dildos? And that's why you still love. Oh, well, you know, they were returned, obviously. Amazon lets you buy that kind of stuff by the pallets, right? Man, you wouldn't want that sitting out in front of your garage. You're the neighbor.

No no no no no, it's well, it looks like it's going to rain, so I just wanted to grab the package before, but then I said, you know, I got it, so I might as well floss real quick. Oh, well, that's just a little bit longer because I, I wouldn't want to be rude and floss in front of the microphone. We were discussing sending you, floor to ceiling mirrors for the rest of the year. Just so they started showing up. I found a place for that. Oh, what is?

A friend of mine's niece is moving into a new place, and I told her, I'm going to give you a gift for as a moving present, it's a mirror and it's still in the box. So I will have the opportunity to get rid of the mirror without getting any bad luck. I am still going to laugh when it turns out it's not really a mirror, and it's something completely different inside. Oh yeah? Yeah, hopefully. Yeah, it's actually a package. You don't get to say, let's hope it's not a used dildo.

Friends niece will be like, thanks. Thanks. Turns out she's moving like two blocks away from me. Wow. Into the gated community. No, just outside of it. That's the way you like it? Yes. In the apartment? Yeah. Like you're not coming into here. Oh, well, what's an apartment in Austin going for? Now? That's got to be like 3004 grand. That is insane. I just keep voting for the Democrats. The crime will keep going up and then the, the prices will come down.

Like the solution is obviously a $100 an hour minimum wage right there. Don't say solve everything except for the fact then that your floor will now cost $200. Now good thing I bought a pile of it. That's true. You gotta be able to, like the toilet paper. You gotta just ration that, as you slowly go on down the line. Well, and, I mean, obviously I didn't buy pallet, I just, I was actually curious if they're going to ship an individual container that weighs half an ounce.

And they said yes, they and they did. Yeah. Was it in a bubble envelope? It was in the box. Okay. How large was the box? It was the smallest box that they ship, I think. Okay. So it was a box. It's still in a box. Yeah. It was not in a bubble envelope, which it could have been. Frankly, nothing would get there is right. They took. No, I did order toothpick toothpicks last week. This thing that came in, they, not even the bubble envelope. Just, paper envelope. I was somewhere the other day.

I had one of these, shopping sites I saw. You could buy matches for, like, $2 for a box, and I'm like, this is genius. Yeah. Give it to all the kids in the neighborhood. It can give it away on Halloween. You think it's good to give candy. No. Give them all a boxing match. It's a box. Matches. Yeah. Like you might go you might get in trouble for that. You think you know I didn't know. I mean. I'm frankly, I, I'm, I think the, the idea that when we were kids, people would give apples on Halloween.

Oh, yeah. Is now, in retrospect, kind of crazy because, like, you're literally giving cyanide to children, right? Because they could take those seasons. Yeah. Or they could just eat them because they're kids, too, which doubt. If you're trying to get cyanide immunity, that's one thing. Then you're doing it in a regimented fashion and you're increasing slowly over time. Your consumption of cyanide derived from apple seeds and pear seeds.

But if you're, a kid and you just don't know any better, that's not good. So how many, apple seeds would it take if you that dose somebody with that to kill them? Well, you'd have to extract them. Frankly, I think it'd be pretty hard to do it if they just ate apple seeds. It would be an unpleasant amount of apple seeds, but you could definitely extract cyanide. I think there's a YouTube video I watched where a guy did that. Of course there is. And of course you did. Of course.

I'm just wondering, what is the cheapest item on Amazon right now? Cheapest overall cost is like four bucks. I'm just wondering what with this was. I think this was a buck 99. I think they're 99 cent items. If you look firm, interesting. Yeah, with free shipping. You know much you know free in quotes because to get the free shipping you're paying him 150 bucks a year, right. But if you did this daily, you know how much a box does ice dude? Daily. Those boxes cause moving boxes.

I just buy shit on Amazon. Really big stuff. And then return it. Don't need to return it. Last year I me I could see this. It's a beautiful thing this Amazon I don't okay. I've never used this. Have you used Rufus. Now what is that. It's like Amazon's I shopping thing. No, I never use it. Let's see. It's in beta. Here are some things I could help you with. Do floss brands vary in thickness? Can you recommend floss designs for somebody with sensitive gums? So it's like a marketing thing okay.

That's going to be, you know, allegedly there to help you shop. You know, they they've had these crazy ideas for a while. I remember I had the Amazon buttons on my refrigerator. Oh, yeah. Those I love them. I've never got one I should have. They were great. I had them all. My fridge was covered in Amazon buttons, and my housekeeper could just press the thing that looks like whatever she needs, and they would show up and be there next time. She came over to clean the house. It was great.

Well, then you can reprogram the buttons. Whenever I felt I don't think, well, not easily anyway. And then if I wanted some snacks, I just walk over to the fridge and hit a button to store them and they'd be delivered. Oh, there's that that net net coming up. He got the apple barrel acrylic paint, which is $0.58. Amazon. One day. There you go. Yeah. 58 and then, I had an Amazon scanner, which was, I think around for a very short amount of time.

It was a good idea, but I don't think anyone ever used it. So they they killed it, but they basically sent you a barcode scanner that you could scan the barcode of literally anything on, and then Amazon would ship that thing out to you. Look, I'm just trying to figure out how this would work, that you're, like, walking into a BestBuy or a target. And then I think the idea is you do it around your house.

So anything you've bought previously, somewhere else, you could just scan, but you wouldn't have the barcode of the item. It would be on the box. No. You you. Well, okay. Yes. True. But I think they're mostly looking at disposable. Can't remember. This is a failed program too. It's not like this actually work. I got you. This was like your carton, carton of milk or. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah. Cheerios.

Now, so that was the idea is that there's like, well, why bother getting them from the grocery store when you can just scan and get them right at your door? Sounds like a great idea. Yeah. My fridge should be reordering all my items for me. And they're they Samsung fridges and LG fridges. I think both brands have that functionality. That's weird. No, no,

I mean, what's the difference whether you log into the website of the fridge logged into website? Oh, I get it, but I don't. I was feeling a little peckish. You have to be like, you have to set the things up. I want to rebuy them and not just something I want to try once and then it stinks. But I do find, you know, normally you're ordering the same stuff over and over again, which very often, yeah, makes the online ordering process much easier.

But as I was saying, when you'd go into the store, you just didn't notice or they could put a different item there. And now it is so obvious what, what the prices are doing, because as you pointed out, by going back a little ways, you can go see, since you do order mainly the same thing, pull up a grocery receipt from three years ago, and from now when you're like, Gee, that seems like it's more now. Yeah, and a lot of the items are less because they're lowering the amount of the product.

Yeah. And remember I mentioned that about the Haagen-Dazs. But they go from 500ml to, 16oz to 14oz. You don't need that much wider. And that's the beauty of it is maybe finally, because you can't afford to eat the same amount of food, you actually lose some weight. And by you, I mean me. Is this is this kind of the way it was meant to be?

This they're just nudging you in that direction like, no, you don't need to pass the new American diet, Only eat what you can afford and you will guaranteed lose weight. Yeah, well, you don't want to go into debt to have food, do you? You know, when McDonald's is $10 minimum? Oh, yeah. The Wendy's is like 14. Restaurants are hurting big time because they don't even have employees anymore. And they're still expensive. And it's yeah, that's true.

Went into, our local pizza joint the one night with my mom and my wife after we're visiting my dad in the hospital. And the guy that was waiting tables was the guy that owned the place. You know, it's like this is how much it's gone down. And there was only like 2 or 3 tables full at the time. You know it was funny. You know, we are coming up to the 100th anniversary of the Great Depression. You got to get it going again, everybody. Oh, there's got to be something to commemorate it.

Like a Great Depression. Yeah. Another depression. Everybody can understand what it's like when businesses all start to fail and prices have to go up. Yeah. On the food items because they cost more. So you can't blame the restaurants for going, I don't want to lose money at every plate. But no it's fine. Just keep voting Democrat. Yeah. Vote for Clinton Kamala. Everything will be fine. Even though she can't answer a straight question or refuses to answer a straight question.

She was really mad when I asked, well, when did you notice Joe Biden was losing his mental acuity? She didn't know how to answer that. This look, more people need to do. I really want to see that. CBS 60 minutes transcript. For you. Yeah, I think they did some bad things there. I think they used answers from different questions, and I think they just kind of pieced together. Yeah, it was clear they edited it. If it wasn't a complete eye job by now.

Well we'll just take your voice and make it sound like she's saying something coherent. What about that. Just get a cackle or two in there, That's all. You. Well, this is what sells the eye as we've heard with these new things, these new eye systems where it's like you hear the breast and then you hear the, you know, you got to make it sound more human, even though the more human they try to make it sound, the the less human it actually sounds. There is still something very

in authentic about it. You could just be. I guess it's. Yeah, yeah. I got a question about AI stuff for you. What do you get your take on this being somebody who posts music? I just enjoy when I own plenty. I'm. I'm not talking about you. I'm just saying, when, when somebody uses solo or one of the other websites that lets you create music, what do you think owns the copyright? You mean one of the AI things where you can go in?

Yeah. I would believe nobody owns a copyright because it's not human created to be legally. It's copyright free, which means anybody can sell it. I believe so, yes. So I should be able to just grab music that somebody else created using AI and just sell it and make money off of it. Yes. As long as you are not claiming, the rights to that song. It's the same thing with these AI generated artworks. Yeah, that you can't claim the copyright on them, but you can sell them.

But which leads you to exactly what you said. If you come up with an AI piece of art that somehow pops and people start buying T-shirts or something, just copy and paste. Yeah, yeah. And there's nothing they can do about it. Yeah, it is an interesting area. I think that the companies making the AI products are, are kind of dumb on this. They should have ensured that they retain the copyrights to all these things. No, I mean, you don't BS, not them. Adobe does retain the copyright.

But the other companies, the small AI companies do not. I'm not sure you can claim a copyright on something. That was I created. Yeah. You can. I don't think you can. Why? Because the law says. Or the copyright law says it has to be human created. I know. Yeah, the arguments going into this are, well, the human creation part is those 5000 words I put into the prompt or like the five words I put in. Right, right. Which is even better. Like, yeah, hot chocolate.

How much effort do you think I put in when I press a button on the camera? Well, but you're that's a copyrighted image. It is. Yeah. And there have been cases there as well where people are like, wait, wait, somebody use my camera? Well, no, but whoever presses that button, yeah, it's the button press. So there was a famous case of a nature photographer whose camera was stolen by a monkey, and the monkey did some selfies, got some good shots, and no people.

I'm not being racist. This is an actual story. It's an actual monkey. Yeah, yeah, I for the Democrats in the crowd. No, I'm not being racist. And, and the this camera was re acquired by this tiger for. And when he started looking through most of the photos were garbage, but he had one where the monkey was looking right into the camera and it was a pretty cool shot. And so he sold it to National Geographic or somebody else. And, and then he saw his image published somewhere else.

And so he sued as a professional photographer should. And he lost the case because he couldn't prove that he had anything whatsoever to do with the image. And merely ownership of a camera does not create a copyright right. So the monkey owned the copyright. The monkey could be rich. Monkey should be rich. The, traffic went to the I. As of now, I created images cannot be copyrighted in the United States if they are created entirely by an AI without human intervention.

That's, of course, where it's going to get a little bit tricky. It says the US Copyright Office requires a certain level of human authorship for copyright protection to apply, meaning there must be a significant human creative contribution to the. Okay, so then this is actually interesting. So if you provide the Sona with words with lyrics that you want in the song, well, first you own those, then you own the copyright on the lyrics. But I think you probably also owned the copyright on a song.

I think that would be, that would be a significant enough human. I would agree, as long as the lyrics were generated by written by a person, right? Not moderated by an AI. They have issued guidance that purely AI generated works that do not qualify. However, if a human makes creative choices during the generation process, a creative choice is literally giving it the five key words. That's correct choice now because it says such as selecting input prompt.

Yeah, making modifications, combining AI generated elements with the original content. The contribution would be eligible for copyright protection. Now it says humans contributions, which I don't know what that does when you're combining that. But I'm sure there's going to be, a lot of court cases arguing about this. And I don't know how you're ever going to prove any of this, especially when it comes to AI text. There's.

Yeah, very there's nothing that can be done to prove whether a human came up with a string of words or if an AI here. Well, sure, there could. You could just look at their history of AI prompts. Well, then this would be true. But how do you know what the final product, what percentage of any. There's a lot of AI is that try to guess this. None of them are very good

at, coming out with a proper answer in music. I have noticed an album or two here and there. Yeah, that's one self release that when I go and hear a clip that I hear the exact same thing. I hear, yeah. The and it's, that's why I bring it up. But there's actually one of the guys that I play video games with just released an album as a piano man doing and it's it's very it is. I mean, it's not my style of music. It's like traditional guitar rock shit.

But, he basically has like eight songs about the video game that we play, and he and another guy that now that's a niche market. I'll give him that. You say niche, niche. And, he and then the other guy spent quite a bit of time, from what I can tell. I'm coming up with the lyrics and then use out to create the, the full music. And then when they got eight songs, they actually published an album and it's on Spotify and it's on Amazon. You can buy it. And I started thinking about this.

I'm like, well, okay, how how much copyright can you have if you're using AI tools? But I guess as long as you have significant contribution through the lyrics and being a video game, there's a lot of video game specific lyrics in there that obviously normally I would not know about, so they clearly have enough in there. But like talk about a shortcut to getting stuff on, on Spotify and, selling an Amazon. Well, this is the issue.

There have been I don't have the stats in front of me, but I've read things talking about how many new books have shown up on Amazon. And you know that a lot of them were I created to again, I don't know. Yeah. If there's a real answer to how you take care of that, how you try to weed out, I think the answer is one that a small percentage of people would not like and everybody else would like, make everything copyright free. Yeah, that's the answer. And then nobody happy, right?

Only existed to protect the rights of creators for a short duration of time. So that their original creation could not be duplicated for and for financial gain. Like all those elements have to be in there. It has to be an original creation, and it can't be duplicated for financial gain. And, you know, kind of like making money off playing copyrighted music. And, these, these laws are not like the same statute of laws as your right to free speech and gun rights and everything else. This is.

Yeah, these are laws around, creating an improvement in mercantilism. It's, we may be at a point where it is no longer advantageous to have so much new content. And one way to throttle down the creation of new content is to remove copyright. Well, and if you're Amazon and you're trying to determine what is or what is not a, it's like there's no way to do and there's no way to do it, you know, beautifully you can absolutely sell works on Amazon that you don't own the copyright to.

If there is, nobody else is saying they do either. Correct. So if you look at like works of Edgar Allan Poe or somebody that's been dead for over 100 years that have dropped out, none of those, well, I shouldn't say none, but any of those, if you look at them, do not have to be published by the relatives of that person, the, the the person publishing the works of Edgar Allan Poe could be, you know, a 23 year old guy living in Brooklyn, New York. Yeah, they're copyright free now.

They're copyright free, but they're still sold, right? That's the funny thing. Like, because copyright free, if you do a little digging, you should be able to find the copy online and grab it for free. Now, if you want a physical book, that's a little bit, if you want a physical book, obviously you're going to pay for it.

But but then just physical books, if you're lazy and you don't want to do that search and you just want, an Amazon e-book to look in your Kindle or your computer, but basically it's like, I know Amazon has the collected works of Edgar Allan Poe and it's $7 bucket of just buy it right. It's easier. And now you're just trading time for money. But which is it from had nothing to do with that work. Well they put others in the computer system other than they did the search online.

They grabbed the PDF files and then they put it up for sale on Amazon. Maybe they formatted it nicely. Yeah, yeah. And I and there's a guy you may have actually seen him. He's become more of a political, commentator lately, but he didn't used to be, sticks in heck no sick sick, sick sick. In fact, some. The hell is his name? Sticks. Sticks. Ax. You guys, this is like, if you would have seen him, you know exactly who he is. You're not recognized name.

You may not have seen him. I'm sure other people have. He's a super skinny dude with long hair and glasses. He looks like your stereotypical libertarian. And, Yeah, it's his. I think it's him. Those, like, sticks and hex and six, six, six or something like that. That's good to handle. But he is a, he's been on, Tim Tim's podcast and watch other people's like, oh, Tim. Good. Oh he's, he's been in he's, he was just in jail for a week or so, for something that he clearly didn't do.

And the way that he's been making money now for 20 years is by publishing collections of old mystic texts. And he's been organizing them and publishing them on Amazon.

So that's provided, like, you know, a variety of old mysticism, old religions, and not just Roman and Greek, but like all the other ones in between real and doing it not from a historical sort of college class history of religion kind of perspective, but like for people that actually let's say you want to practice militarism, so you want to get all the rituals that people that were practicing and worshiping, the threats used.

And, you know, he's got a book for you and he's making, like, a six figure living doing this. Well, I can see that, especially if he is is essentially the editor. Well, if you're going and unearthing whatever word you want to use, well, you're unearthing by doing a Google search and finding something somebody did. Yeah. Well it depends now, I mean that you could probably still make money at but less useful. Six figures if you can go and find a book that was printed 75, 100 years ago.

Yeah. And then just digitize that because again, it is falling out of copyright. Yeah. And a lot of this stuff is not online and they can't be found because they're obscure books. Yeah. And if you're willing to, if you're willing to destroy the book, I found this out with doing a favor for somebody who doesn't want to be mentioned. Always, that you just tear the book up and put it into my scanner. That is a, you know, double sided, whatever you call these things.

And it just goes through like it's going through a copy machine, and then it goes through the text, the recognition, and puts it into editable text. It's like, this is a really good way if you're willing to. And I know there are people that have machines now that you could just put the book down and flip through it. If you don't want to destroy the book, or it'll take the photo of it and kind of do a similar thing.

But if you're willing to destroy the book, all you got to do is put that son of a bitch into a, into a vise or something, make it easier, cut the spine off, and then just feed it through a machine. I mean, your work is done in, like, an hour. And anybody that's then looking for, you know, just went and published an Amazon like. Yes. But exactly I mean it's, it's true. And I've got a book that I, I've had in my family now for a long time.

It's a collection of newspaper newspapers from the American Civil War. And I told Ben I'm going to give it to him because he's a Civil War buff. Which side was he on? The right one. CSB 3333. You're still going? I just nap during your podcast. So he likes the soothing voice of, he said that before. He said, this is the perfect podcast to put him to sleep. Let's do that. We are very soothing. Yeah, well, you given the it's it's about 4:30 p.m.

where CSB currently is probably into my satellite tracking. Right. And then it makes total sense that he's doing a case that he had a few pierogies. Too many for lunch. Pierogies. I do like pierogies. He doesn't like pierogies. They're delicious. They are good. Which ones do you like all of them. I mean the anything I think with a little bacon and potato is good sauerkraut. There's really no bad pierogi.

Well, I like to meet ones, the ground beef ones and the, the sauerkraut are pretty good, actually, because it gives a nice little taste to be pretty. And you have to warm them up, or you have to, put them in the boiling water, and then you need to finish them in a little butter in a frying pan. I like a little crispy on the outside. Hey, CSB, what do they call the sweet ones? The ones with these, like dessert filling the heavenly strawberries or is there.

I thought there was a different name for those I don't think I've ever had. I mean, I know there are. If they make them. Yeah. I mean, they're not identical, but it's the same concept. It's basically a one tongue with, sweet filling. Oh, sounds good to me. Yeah. With cherries. You're given this book to do named Ben, named Ben of the podcast that you guys do together. The, just two gay old boys. Is it something like that? Yeah, yeah. With guns. Gay boys with guns. Isn't it gay boys with.

Yeah. He's, you know, he does listen to this podcast. He's gonna love that. I know if he's listening, he's on my, on the signal now, so. I mean, and he even died. It's from what I remember once. It once we called him out for not donating. He donated. So you should call him out again and be like, dude, I didn't call him out at all. I think it's a waste of his. But he should be donating to me, though. Did the surgeon speech the show that's on permanently hiatus?

Permanent. I guess I might be back at some point. You never know. You never know what can happen. Ellen could show up at your door with the new mirror and say, gee, I've come work for me. I've been applying like, every other year. So I thought you said, like, every other day. I just keep all right, Ksbw said. Sweet pierogi are also called dessert pierogi, he responded without a boost. Wow. That's weird. I know he's he's listening in real time. He's a and he's like, screw those guys.

I'm not going to boost them. I'm just going to reply. They just ask you, David, stop asking questions and wanting boosts in that slot. Go in Polish. Polish food is good pierogi. That's what go, typically filled with sweet ingredients like fruit, strawberries, blueberries or plums. Sweetened cheese. Yep. And even chocolate. Usually served with the topping of powdered sugar. Yep. And sour cream? Yep. Okay, guess I had them that way. Exactly right. So the super. Okay, okay.

Gotta find a local place. I, you know, I can't even remember the Russian name for these things, but there is a different name in Russian for the sweet ones versus the, savory ones. It's getting harder to find the polish food. It's getting easier to find the shwarma. I can just say that, yes, I'm sure of that. Although I do like the shwarma as well. I, I would say probably half of my food consumption on a weekly basis is halal. Yeah, I make it here a lot now with the little, shwarma seasoning.

Just make it that, Throw the chicken in. Yeah, it's a lot cheaper, I'll tell you that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Although getting the chicken can be hard at this point. The tenderloins. Anyway. Think I'm lazy. I could buy the breast and then cut everything up, but it's like, well, they they make them in the tenderloins. They're just out of them most of the time. Or the pricing is insane. Yeah, yeah.

I find that at the H-e-b, H-e-b, my local grocery store, there's some weird pricing going on because, like, I can buy a whole roasted chicken for 599, right? Right. However, I can also buy, chicken breast from the roasted chicken, which is, from what I can tell, what they do with the chickens. They don't sell. Right. They then split them up. They they rip out all the meat off of them and then sell the meat separately. But that's $10 a pound, right? Okay. That chicken is about a pound and a half.

Yep, yep. There's maybe a little less than a pound of meat on the chicken breast because that let's face it, that's the heaviest part of the chicken. Yeah, it's the breast. Big breasts. So let's say that it takes two chickens. They sell them for 599. And it's ten bucks for a pound of the chicken breast. So they're basically charging you roughly the same amount if you just buy the chicken breast pre stripped as buying two chickens. But then you get all the other bits of the chicken for free. Yep.

Chicken bits. And I don't know about you but like lemon pepper roasted chicken skin is so fucking good. Well that's what sells it, right? It's that crispy skin that that has the lemon pepper flavor on it. And it's the first thing I eat. Like, I ripped the skin off chicken. I eat the skin. That's not healthy game. Yes it is. It's perfectly healthy. What are you talking about. Makes my bones bigger. Yeah. You need a bigger bone. Yeah I'm. Yeah. Helps. Jeans in search of a bigger bone.

Bigger bone. Yes. You and did they in bend have about the same seventh grade mentality but. Okay. Yeah. We're trying to elevate this show to at least to the eighth grade to the eighth day. Yeah, you're doing a shitty job, but I've noticed that, too, with the rotisserie chicken. Yeah, that they just strip the meat off and then put it into a package in charge. More like shredded rotisserie chicken meat. Yeah, that's like twice, three times the price. Why? Because it was the chickens.

We know it was the ones you didn't sell that you put through the machine. That's exactly like that. I'll be at a discount, not an up the. But for your convenience, we've done this, I guess. I mean, it's not that hard. Not. It seriously is not much work to buy a rotisserie chicken and then use a fork on the chicken breast for literally one minute and you'll have exactly what they sell for a higher price.

For most of these places, including Costco, use the rotisserie chickens as a loss leader to get into the right. You're right. So it makes sense just to buy, though. And I had a friend do that. In fact, you one of the. No. Jen, the producer guys here, I think he's the, he's the official no agenda armor, if I remember right now, that is a title. Yeah, he used to be for Adam moved. Anyway, I think he's got a different one now, but, people got a new gun guy. Yeah, he's got a new gun guy. Yep.

Who's your gun guy? I mean, you got a lot of guns. I am again, guy. I don't need a gun. Guy is the gun guy. He's somebody else's gun guy. I'm just my own gun guy. Yeah, that's. I used to be somebody else's gun guy. And the longer somebody else's gun guy. Oh. The sounds like a lawsuit waiting to be. Oh, I bought new gun. Yay! Yeah. What'd you get? You can never have too many guns. I. I can only use two at a time. As far as I my current skill level, you slacker. Only two guns at a time.

What's up? What? What are your feet doing, man? I have to train for that so the feet can pick up. And they are. You, Yeah. You're. You're definitely missing out. If you're not using your feet with the gun, then, you know. So. So you buy a guy who is my one of my favorite gun manufacturers, has a gun that I didn't own. I hadn't seen that they had one. So which maker was that? Why? I don't know if I've ever heard of it. Why? It is really weapons industry. Oh, yeah. So I picked up the Iowa mil.

Is it a pistol or is that a it's a rifle. Nice. Yeah, it's a nice, fully automatic 2 to 3 rifle following stock. The whole words 500 capacity. Yeah, at least 500 capacity. Exactly. I've got most of their guns. I've got it. The war. I've got the Masada. I've got the Jericho. I've got the Galil Gen2. I don't have a Newsie. Never got a new Z. We're all the Russian guns that you can't buy them. These are the best I can import bans. Really? They import everything, man.

Yeah. No, can't can't import a Russian gun anymore. You have to go to, like Cuba to get those. Yeah, yeah, you probably get them in Cuba. Otherwise Cyprus is good for that. Is that where you go for all of your illegal gun trading? If you want brand new, never used American Rifles, you get them in Cyprus as well. Cyprus is the place to go for all of it. Yeah. It's where all the all the Ukrainian stuff goes.

You gotta love the Ukraine's. Yeah. They know how to sell shit. Well they know how to file off the serial numbers and make sure it can never be tracked back to you. Oh they don't even do that. Not at all. Now you just get it. So basically they unload the American firearms. In Lviv. And then a truck drives it down to the southern border, where it gets loaded on a boat and goes directly to Cyprus. More news that you need to know from unrelenting. Anyway, but yeah, I'm looking forward to it.

I haven't received it yet, but I ordered it and it's, It it kind of. I've been wanting to build an are that kind of has all the features that this gun has and I just noticed. All right. The way I just discovered this gun, I was like, oh, shit.

They have a gun that has everything I've been wanting, which is a left side charging handle, a folding stock, standard, are replaceable grips and magazines and it's like, yeah, I don't need to build it when I can just, you know, when it comes right out of the factory. Ready to go. Exactly. And, well, they don't really need the guns in Israel, so might as well order it. No, they don't need that. Nothing's going out there. No, no, no, not at all.

No. They're living through some good distribution times. Plus, because of the Biden-Harris administration keeping the whole. Yeah, world, on a very even keel, I think. I think, frankly, the peace we have in the Middle East is mostly due to the fact that Obama sent millions of millions of dollars to Iran in cash. That's clearly we wouldn't have the peace that we have today if Obama had never done that. Then did we make that billions once? Biden got into office, didn't they?

Weren't there like billions of dollars? That would have been billions, but I know it was at least millions. Well, I think Obama, but I think with Biden, I think the UN froze like billions of dollars worth of I. Oh yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, something like that. Yeah. They, froze all the assets, but then all of a sudden there was more terrorism there. I don't understand why there's there's a difference, though, between shipping dollars and just unfreezing some assets.

Real. True. So I think Obama definitely was the guy you got to where's my pallet of American currency? What where's my pallet of American currency? I know right. Well use that. They did hire, an extra hundred thousand IRS agents. Well, that's because they want their currency back. They're going after you. I haven't heard much lately about no tax on tips and no tax on overtime. Oh, that's because, you know, they said it once. How many times they need to say it. Trump stop saying it.

So Kamala stop saying it. Did you notice like within 48 hours of her. Well, my plan is to give black men loans that they'll never have to pay back. Two days later was like, oh no we're not going to do that. We're going to open that for everybody. Why does anybody refuse. Logically I was a prosecutor obviously doesn't understand the Constitution. Yeah. That you can't go free money for one specialized group. Can't do it. But now she's going to be like,

I'll show them. I'll say it's for everybody, but the only people will give it to are these people. So. Well, so you're saying she's trying to buy the vote? Yes. Was absolutely no. That's impossible. It would be illegal, you know. So of course that would never know what I mean. Yeah, I know, well, this is how far down you have gone, the rabbit hole. You have Barack Obama calling out black men, saying, let me talk to you. I, you just you just don't want a woman president.

Like, well, no, they don't want a moron president. Yeah, but she's a woman, right? She's and she's black, even though she's been, also not black. And this is one thing I got to say that Candace Owens has found a topic, and then dug into it like only a woman could. She is not letting go of that. She's like, Kamala Harris has zero black blood in her. I don't know if it's zero, but it's not. No it is. It's literally zero. Her mom literally came from India and is darker than her dad.

Her dad came from Jamaica from Irish descent. The only evidence allegedly, of there being anybody who actually had dark skin on her dad's side was her grandmother. I can't remember her name, Iris or something. I can't remember her name, which Candace has now found tons of evidence for. Was the housekeeper. It is fantastic for the family. She was literally, you know, it's a it's a it's a family. It's an old English family.

Or the British Isles family in Jamaica that still had slaves 100 years ago. And the folks that she's been using as her mother. Yeah. So she's been using as her grandmother shows the housekeeper that she literally like, you know, is, what's there's a phrase for it? I can't remember what the politically correct term for it is, but she's basically culturally appropriating, in order to justify her blackness, which doesn't exist, but it's what she's used to get her career where it is.

Well, certainly where she used to get her scholarship to college. That for sure. Yeah. But I mean, she's not going to back off of this. She's going to keep insisting. But what Candace has found is actual evidence of the, the, the children, like the fact that this woman had a child who was not Kamala's father. And there are birth records of that. There's no birth record of this woman having another male son at the time that Tamara's father was born.

And there's a, whole thing with last names to where, you know, she clearly had a different last names. But as was the case with most of the slaves in these plantations, the slaves were referred to by the last name of the owners. I mean, there's a whole slew of stuff she's dug up, and she's been interviewing other relatives, like distant relatives of the family and talking to all the Jamaicans, everything. And it's like, the reality is Kamala is 50% southern Indian.

And South Indian people have very dark skin and like darker than Kamala's skin. And the other 50% is from this Jamaican, father, who had now going to Celts. Zero black blood of them. He's got certainly some, you know, Latin American blood. I think we should demand a DNA test. Well, that would be interesting, because I think that would probably show that she has real, no actual black genetics. That would Barack still be telling the black men to vote for her because she's black?

Well, Brock is is a there's that. I mean, he was born in Hawaii, right? Which technically makes him American, at least as far as they say, the Kenyan region of Hawaii. Right. The Kenya region of Hawaii. But really that the, you know, like, I don't I don't think it's indisputable that he's got black genetics, like some. But I, you know, whether he was born in the US or not is a different matter.

But even if he wasn't born in the US, I think it's always been a moot point, which is why I never understood why people really tacked on to it, even though it it does look like a fake birth certificate. But he could have been born in Kenya, but his mother was an American, so who cares? It doesn't matter, right? Even if you were born there, your mom. Yeah, is a president.

If you were born in Kenya, as long as one of your parents was an American citizen at the time of your birth, you're expecting people to use logic and facts. Gene, come on now. Why they had to fake his birth certificate, I don't know, I don't see what would have been so horrible if they would have just said yes. He was born in Kenya to an American woman. What? So what? Right. It didn't disqualify him from anything. No, no. Hey, look, Adam, Adam Curry lived in Africa through his childhood.

His sister was born there. Doesn't make her any less a spy. I mean, any less an American. Yeah. If you.