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#wsw 265 Irreversible Submersible Stochastic Eigengrau & Lectric Boogaloo
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Recorded live on Saturday August 10th 2024 




The Redhead Conspiracy DNA Mysteries and Genetic Defects
Nude Olympics and AI Deepfakes are Modern Absurdities
From Peter Kawaja to Organic Farming: Unraveling the Web of Conspiracies
The Evolution of Funny Haha and the Role of Women in the Workfarce
Genetic Peculiarities and the Impact of Technology on Society

Weaving Spiders discuss the absurdity of modern sports, particularly the idea of nude Olympics with brand bumper stickers on athletic bums and the commercialization of athletes. 

Spiders talk cultural significance of redheads, the history of slavery, genetic peculiarities associated with red hair and explore the impact of technology on society, from the manipulation of DNA to the use of AI in creating deepfakes. 

Spiders tell the tale of Peter Kawaja, Joyce Riley, Christan Attorney and the complexities of true disinformation. 

The role of women in the workforce, the influence of media on public perception, and the importance of organic farming. The episode wraps up with a nostalgic look at classic comedy shows and movies like Running Man while reflecting on how humor has been stifled over the years. 

(00:00:00) Welcome

(00:05:07) Weaving Spiders Webs

(00:16:29) Saturday Night Featured Presentation

(00:20:01) Mysterious Theories and Jim's Mercurial Gatorade

(00:27:03) UFO Shapes and Internet Issues

(00:36:03) Masculine Desire and Void

(00:47:00) Flattoberfest

(01:00:06) Lions Gate 8 8 8 and Manifestation

(01:13:05) Children's Lies and Parenting

(01:27:03) Redheads, Giants, and Historical Slavery

(01:49:06) Women in Workforce and Voting

(02:12:04) Cannabis Legalization Market

(02:45:00) DNA, Hybrids, and Cloning

(03:00:03) Peter Kawaja and Linda Kennedy

(03:24:02) Stephen King and Hollywood

(03:38:05) Old Spy Shows and Comedy

- allen marcus

- JEM

Audio recorded live Saturday nights and streamed to:

https://rokfin.com/OdinsAlchemy

https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/weaving-spiders-webs/265

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I hit the button.   2 I hit the button because it's showtime.   Oh, shit. And forgot Rockfinn.  

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Fuck. We have a report of 256   buttons.  

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256 course on this. 256 buttons.   Man.  

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Yeah. It's a bit of a That's the best man.   Bit of a tongue twister, that one is.   Yeah. Onto the Rockmans.  

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We'll swim  

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swimmingly.  

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Do we have our pic do we have a picture?  

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Yeah. We have a couple of them.  

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256, you  

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Get the thumbnail.   Do you want a croissant with that?  

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Are you putting the thumbnail on the telegrams?  

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Yeah. I'm looking for the matching one.  

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Thank you all for listening to Weaving Spiders.  

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Got the collection.  

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Here. We live on Rockfin?  

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Waiting on the waiting on the picture.  

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Picture's good.  

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Picture's worth how much NFTs?   12. Bitcoins.  

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It's worth 12 NFTs.   12. 256  

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NFTs.  

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Let's send you the  

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5 minutes. Got some sky blue,   some clouds   for the thumbnail.   Rocking the fins. Got some thank you emails.   6.  

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What do you mean you didn't find it?  

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I found it. Did you find it?   Should be there.  

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Pictures.   Desktop.   Downloads.   256. Right there. Stupid computer.  

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Yeah. It's okay.  

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Save.   Hey. I'm there. Go live.   And I believe we are good on the fence.   We're rocking the fence.  

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I saw some soccer and swimming.  

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Do you see those Olympics?   And all that we got going on under under the water?  

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Alright. Is it under underwater Olympic season? Is that the the deal? I didn't see the polos,   the marbles. I gotta ask my wife about this.  

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It's really a tugging sort of action   that you gotta worry about.  

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Exposing a lot of hipsters.  

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Say no. The most sportsman like conduct.  

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Say no to polio.  

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Say no to clothes Olympics.  

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Absolutely. Say no to clothes Olympics,   especially clothes.  

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Oh, here's the other option.   Break them. Place place the sponsors on the buttocks   Because that's where everyone's looking anyway   And and the camera crew were told to not have that male gaze   But females look too   So we either we do all nude Olympic but look.   Or bumper stickers on Olympic bumpers  

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with sponsors. You know what?   I just don't even care about Greeks.   Like, fuck your sports,   your Olympics,   all of it.  

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You have a bright day. Do   you have to bring your own cardboard box if you're breaking at the Olympics,   or will one be assigned and provided for you?  

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Probably have to get your own.   Go behind the   stereo city   and break down your own box for breaking.   Gotta bring your own boom box too. Cardboard donations to the PO box.  

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I usually hang out in stereo city.   See, if I got nowhere else to be, that's where you can find me.  

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Stereo City is a big store.   How big is it? Definitely look.  

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It's it's It's at least 12 square feet.   What?  

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You can fit 11 NFTs in it.  

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It's like you go to Best Buy, and they sit you down in a room, and they put a laptop in front of you, and they log you into bestbuy.com,   and they're like, let me know if you need any help.  

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The first thing you gotta do is you gotta open up Weeping Spider's webs,   subscribe and hit the thumbs up button.   And that's the last thing you have to do.   Last time we looked at Oh, wait. No. The last thing you have to do   is go to   creating dot face.   Oh, yeah. And hit, like,  

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tune in on Tuesdays.  

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Tuesdays at 7 o'clock. Oh, it's Eric b.  

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It's always 7 o'clock somewhere.  

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7 o'clock on Tuesday, deliberating dog face dudes.   Come and enjoy   Marcus and myself.   And, hopefully,   as soon as life gets less crazy, sometimes Jim   or fearless leader.  

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It's a good show.  

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256. We don't even know. Yeah. Okay.  

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Rachel just said she does not debate. She annihilates.   So maybe she wants to come on and  

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No. I know all of it. She wants to come on and and annihilate. I can deliberate for a bit.  

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I wonder if we'll need to go on to   x   for the x debates.   The x.   What's the cost to get verified to stream decks?   Or   or maybe rumble? I hear I hear there's a lot of chatter on rumble.  

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It does seem like,   Rumble became the new place to be for the, alternative   media types   After, Rockfin kinda   pooped the bed,   it seems like Rumble is the secondary   favorite.  

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I don't know. Rockman was like, you guys sleep on the floor.   I'm like, okay.  

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That's alright.  

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Thanks for giving us a floor.  

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Yeah. I don't wanna spoil a somber party.  

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Well, that's   that's what happens.   Summer camp outs. Get the disclaimer up there.   Are we still playing to me at Applebee's,  

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Are they all closed now? I mean, Baker Square is no longer open. I mean, I wasn't gonna get Applebee's, but I thought you and Judith were gonna hang out.  

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It's always nice for a pie.  

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Yeah.  

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Down at the Apple East.  

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Oh, and Baker Square no longer exist. And what was the other place?   Perkins.   There's more Perkins.   Perkins and Danny's, that stuff that only drunk people can find is good food. I have to update it to, quick trip since they're open 24 hours. So meet me at the   deli seat in quick trip.  

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Is that somebody with the morning?   And you was like, my compliments   photographer.  

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Is it 2 in the morning and you have poisoned yourself with   enough alcohol to kill an elephant?   Come to Denny's.   Our food isn't really food,   but you won't know the difference.  

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You won't have any idea.   You guys want to listen to a little bit of music?  

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Oh, sure. Where the flavor is  

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Bing. Golden Goose Capps.  

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Hit the music.  

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Sing along if you know it.   If you don't know it, just make up some words.  

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Yeah.  

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Be back with Weaving Wizards Welcome   Now we're on the world wide web.   Let's get ready to  

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Pickle.  

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I was gonna say crumble.  

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What? You got some against pimples?  

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No. I've got 2 and a half of them.  

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You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance,   of things and ideas. You just tossed over into.  

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Wash it down with some   spider cider.   Spider cider.   Washing down sliders with spider   side. Spider side.   It's good for potatoes,   you.   Not like an nail. Yeah.  

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Saturday night. Alright.   And now our featured presentation.  

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Creature   feature presentation.  

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Got any mysterious   theories   to get into?   We can hear Jim.  

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Jim, are you there?  

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Can you hear me? I hear you now. Can you hear me? Yeah. I hear you. I hear you on 256.  

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Let's see. 256   appears.  

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Jim's Mercury is in Gatorade.   It looks that way.  

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Oh, yeah.   In a bottle near you,   Mercury is in Gatorade.   Bring down the lightning bolt. Hey, Toby.   Check it out, Rachel.  

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Toby's with us tonight.  

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It's Toby. Hi, Toby. Pat. Pat. Pat. Toby.   What's up, Toby?   Oh, it's Toby.  

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Tobey Maguire.   He's the best Spider Man in town. The most emotional Spider Man in town,  

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emotionally available.  

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That's a real man, Tobey Maguire.  

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Can we get a name check?   Not a name check. We're doing A name check.  

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Not a rain check, but a name check.   Hashtag wsw256  

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irreversible submersible,  

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stoicastic,  

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Ian   Guru,   Electric Boogaloo.   Not sure if I got it right there.  

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No. You got through it.   The  

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like, grew.  

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Sounds alright.  

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I threw it.   We got through it.  

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We did.   That's good. We're on the Starlink tonight.  

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Are we   on the Starlink?  

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Think we're on the Starlink tonight.   That is until we get on to the Chinese network.  

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We, got got 33   stars linked. There's 3 of them.  

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How's my,   my robotting tonight?  

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It's,   a little bit of a rough crack. You started out it was a little bad there for a minute, but now you're pretty good.   Okay. Good.  

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Great. We have a science alert   with China launching satellites for major network to rival Elon Musk's Starlink.   A Chinese state backed company has launched its first 18 satellites in its bid to build a vast orbital network aimed at rivaling Starlink.   The launch on Monday by Shanghai SpaceCom Satellite Technology   involved 18 satellites and one rocket.   They lifted off.   Thousand sales constellation,   Elon Musk, What you can do about that?   It's an ambitious project from other Chinese firms. So   Space Race   still on,   guys.  

No clear winner yet.  

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I see a SpaceX  

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planning 13,000   satellites.  

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My Starlink has gotten distinctly worse in the last month   for some reason.   It's,  

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once I'm on, it's already sting.  

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Yeah. Last month, it's   so when I go down below,   and I got a I got a lot clear down the hill to go kick on my generator. We keep it   as reasonably far away from the house as we can, you know, with   voltage drop and wiring and all that taken into account.   So the generator is a good ways away.   And, it used to be I'd kick on the generator.   Well, right when I kick on the generator, the starlight comes on. And so   I go down there and I do my chores and walk around, do my stuff, and then I kick on the generator and I come back up.   And by the time I get back up here, the Internet's usually working.  

And,   now   the last month, I get up here, not only is it not working,   and still trying to load up, it's,   gotten to where   sometimes I'll be here in the house for half an hour before the Internet works. So  

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Oh, jeez.   They just got us all bent over, the cable the Internet companies.   I I wanna find a new one because   which is so expensive and this the quality sucks.   Yeah. They they know that   we we have to have it. You know?  

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Okay.   We're not gonna lose gonna often that have it. And I understand. Important thing for everyone.  

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So I think   if they get away with with everything.   Yeah. Yeah. I might have to re  

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customer service goes to some jackass in India who doesn't even speak English, and they they're just gonna   sit there and you're tell you get mad enough to hang up.  

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India about to lump some Vimanas after that remark. Balderson   That's the declaration of war.   I have a UFO shaped database here.   12345678910   by a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h. We could play a game of Battleship with these coordinates.   I like the triangle at f5.   Do we say x axis first or y axis first?  

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Well, it is the x y  

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axis according to the the x y axis.  

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Yeah.   Nobody says y x axis.  

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There's a PlayStation 3 controller shape prototype at,   6horh6.  

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It's funny as Jim was talking about   them having us over a barrel with Internet and being able to just screw us.   His Internet was sitting there working completely shitting out. Like, that's that's hilarious.  

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There is a spirit   in the machine. There is   a spirit in the router,   in the technology.  

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Well, and I would expect that it was just my router, but Brian's having the same issue over at his house. Mhmm. And he's got a completely separate Starlink, completely separate account. The whole   the only thing that's at all   similar is his house is not that far from mine, so the location.   Yeah. You know?  

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Location, location, location.   Yeah. Always be under a satellite.   These UFO shapes, do they also re resemble   weather balloons?   You have a Pac Man looking shape there. I see.  

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Well, we would probably have to ask the Pentagon.  

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Right.  

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And,   from what I noticed, according to the Pentagon, quite a few things.   Weather weather balloons look like a lot of things.  

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UAPs   look like UAPs.   UFOs are flying saucers and discs, but the UAPs are more cigar shaped, like a tic tac shape,   which would probably be the 8 a suppository.  

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Nobody likes suppositories.  

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No. But it's that shape   that we're looking at, the form and the function.  

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Well, if your generator   runs off Jenny from Forrest Gump's Soul, I'm gonna say your generator never runs because she definitely did not have a Soul.   That was that was she was the the basic,   version of, if you've ever watched American Gods Bill Quist,   where you put your   peepee inside that once,   and now anything that you have that's good is now just gonna get sucked into that. And I realized that,   I in Forrest Gump, he somehow,   you know, see the peacocks are green.   In Forrest Gump, he somehow lucked his way into being a billionaire   even though he did that.  

The way that pans out in normal society   is is Jenny keeps going and doing what she does like she did,   and then you get child support payments   until   she gets,   to the situation where she just doesn't raise it anymore and everything else. And, really, you all you ever get out of the situation is pain and loss.   And she is just evil.  

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How are we spelling Bilquis?   Is it b I l q I s without the u?  

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I think so. Bilqis.   Bilqis. Yeah. It's a African name, so I'm not at all certain about how they spell things.  

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Allegedly.   Let's see if I'm on the supernatural   fan page. That's a television show.  

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Try just try Bill Billquist,   American Gods, and then you'll write it notes. Let's see. Might not even be pronouncing it correctly.  

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So, like, a Biz Quick? Is that, like,   a chocolate drink? Is are we talking about a   a chocolate skin lady?   Are we allowed to?   Just quit.   Biz   isn't there a rabbit who sells you, like, a cocoa powder called Bisquick?   So  

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Nestle.   Nestle.  

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I got a Bill Quiss, American Gods hit here.   Star salvage series.   Agent Goddess of Love and Beauty. Aren't they all?   Oh, Bill Quist,   b I l q u I s. Is Lucy based on the queen of Sheba? Okay.   Queen of Sheba.   Gotcha.   So I'm a picture over here.   Oh, Nigerian   American.   Okay.   Yatai Bataki plays   Bilquis in that adaptation.   Putting the much ballyhooed sexual gymnastics of Westeros to shame, American Gods presents a feast for the eyes in the shape of Yatai Badakis,   God,   it's from Vanity Fair.  

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Yep.  

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Do you guys hear the cricket sounds?   Are those sicadas?  

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I can't hear him.   Could be my computer. It  

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Could be the the cat. Unplug the the   microphone cord.  

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Oh, you can tell me that. Hear me now. There you are. Yes.   Yeah.   I was like, oh, the model was going on. It was Vermont. My Internet's still bad?  

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Yeah.   Got it. So   did,   I'm not sure if my Billquist  

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Didn't hear anything about Billquist. And I said,  

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But what it really is is the goddess of lust.   And when you when the guys succumb to that,   their entire future, their soul, their everything gets sucked into this nebula.   And we all know,   a bunch of girls like that that you betcha if you sleep with that girl, your your future is over, she's gonna make damn sure of   it. Damn sure of it.   And   that's what that is. And so you gotta make sure you don't succumb to that kind of shit. You know, that succubus energy where she's just gonna   where she's not gonna   reciprocate   anything useful. She's just gonna take what you got,   including that joy that you thought you were gonna have. The minute you go,   that joy is all gone from that point forward.  



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Yeah. Avoid those women.  

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Like that, goddesses of   mostly. Yeah. They're not goddesses. Any woman watching that who thinks that   yourself, Rachel calling in?   It's mostly about avoiding   women thinking that that's what love and beauty is, That lust is equated to that. Having sexual desire is a part of love. Yes.   But lust   gets you into a lot of trouble.   Because if you're gonna be a black hole with somebody,   fine   for that.   Like, that thing is I'm finding somebody   who yes. I mean, if you're gonna be the 2 trees,   then you eat of each other's fruit, but that's an eternal thing. You should feed each other. I think that's healthy. But in the last scenario,   it's there is no relationship   to do that with. You don't have somebody who equally eats of you.  

Right. If that makes   and in love, it's shared. Yeah. No no reciprocation.  

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Yeah.  

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It's just all take, and that's that's devouring. That's the devouring mother   type of archetype, and that's   that's just not I mean, I can see how alluring it is. Right? There are women who are gonna look at that and be like, oh my god. She's so powerful.   I want men to feel that desire for me. Like, absolutely.   There's nothing wrong with wanting that, but understanding that her that she's incomplete   is important.   Yeah. She's incomplete.  

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100%   agree that she is gonna keep vacuuming and sucking because there's something wrong with that one.   And for some reason, that's a very tantalizing   candy for most guys.   Like, there is just something about that girl that's punched out   half a dozen kids with a whole handful of different dudes that guys are like, yeah. Let me go have unprotected sex with her.   Like,   what are you doing, dude? Like, what is wrong with you? Right? And then that and that dude just joins in the line of other dudes whose lives is completely ruined. And that chick's life never becomes enriched even. Like, she like like Rachel was just explaining, it's not even like she   raises.  

Like, she's just this vacuuming bottomless void. So when you choose to exchange   that energy like that, That energy's gotta not be exchanged with a void because you can't have reciprocation   with a void. It just doesn't work.  

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And that's what they tell us that space in the universe is. Isn't that interesting? Like, what is this masculine, and I'm gonna call it masculine, desire to explore space,   to sail through Ganungu Gap, to go deep into the sea.   What is this this desire?   Because women have that same thing, but oftentimes, she finds it in the masculine.   Like, I I want to learn from the masculine. That the hierophant energy.   Like, he's got a way of explaining things that I I can't quite piece together.   And my way of explaining the gnosis is gonna be a lot different than his. So he can still enjoy the mystery, but our communication style is different. So what is that in men   that looks for that? Like, there's a reason he's like, look at all these planets she's got hovering around. That looks awesome. I need to go, like you know, maybe she's got 8 kids hovering around, but they're all so cool and, like you know what I mean?  



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When you look at this at the heathen story of,   creation,   literally,   the action that the 2 masculine   portions have,   there was a void there and they fill that void.   And that's where that creation and destruction happens. And that's part of why we can no longer understand the the feminine   and   because we've now been disconnected from it, while it created that action,   as soon as that stop it, Scotty.   As soon as that act that void got filled,   the void is filled. That's no longer Gunung again.   And so   when we look in the very   fabric of nature,   anytime there's a void,   nature rushes   to fill it.  

So when you   say,   you know, and we live in the masculine world, in the masculine material side. So when you say that,   men are rushing to fill that void, why?   Well, because that's the nature of masculinity. That's not even a a choice we have. That's literally   from the very creation   on up. The very nature of masculine   is to fill that void.   So that's the Even when you take   even when you take it to human biology,   you got the void. Betcha, Jim really likes filling it.   Somehow, it's not a void in there anymore. I don't understand.   Who filled that thing? You did.  



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It wasn't it wasn't Scotty.  

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No.   Not Scotty.   Like, he would know when he did anyway.  

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Scotty doesn't know.  

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Scotty doesn't know. Scotty doesn't know.  

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I don't know if we'll see a new Austin Powers film.   But in movie news, I will talk about a film based off of video game called   Borderlands,   which is   just a little bit over 0% rating on Rotten Tomato right now. The rotting potato vines,   tomato vines,   how you rate a movie   online.  

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Oh, John Roland.   What's up, brother?   Also, while you're showing Randall things, I think it's a good time to show the latest,   Flattoberfest   advertisement   while the fabulous Karen b is in the chat.  

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Yeah. I'll bring that right up.   See, we have,   flat earth festivals dot com  

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events. It says where you go to purchase your tickets.  

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Put that up to you. Repeat the name, Marcus?   Flat earthfestivals.com.   The presenters are   on the page here.   Just to ensure that page.   Here we are.   You recognize this guy here? Sexy people. Wow.  

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That's a good looking group.  

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Is that our friend Mario?  

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It's our friend Mario.   It's   Mario.  

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David Beverly senior,   Rick Homer,   Austin Widsit.   You know this guy, Benjamin Boulderson.   That one's really good. Worms.   One big love.   How the world works exhibit. Is that Cammy Odell?  

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That is Cammy Odell and  

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Cammy. Zach,  

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our good friend, Zach.  

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Globe busters and there will be flat earth coins.  

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Cool. And Karen herself is speaking this year for the first time. Hosting.   She's not just gonna be the, ringleader of the circus. She's gonna actually get up on the stage, so   that's gonna be fantastic.   Look at them gorgeous women and absolutely brilliant. I'm really looking forward to the presentation myself,   and I'm not gonna be a traditional type presenting where I stand up on stage and and just run my mouth for a while.   Instead, this year, Karen's   kindly allowing us   to do demonstrations.   So I'm gonna sit more of a booth style thing, and I'm gonna set up a full alchemy   display,   and we're gonna do some live alchemy. And some of these things that I talk about,   especially some of the things what I really wanna do is I wanna get, with Karen here in about a month   and see what kind of things are gonna be,   ready to harvest   right at Flattoberfest   that I can go and pick live in the area.  

And then I can also have a a nice dried version of it. And we can do in a side by side extraction   at right there live.   And then what that will also show you is that life component that I talk about that normal people can't do extracting because they don't do,   cryogenic   extracting.   I'm able to do at least a half assed version of that out live.   And then also the calcination   portion, which takes a lot of fire.   Normally, obviously,   nobody in the Vegas casino would have been impressed if I would have lit a big old fire in the middle of the casino.   Hey. I would have got it thrown right out. So here, that's gonna not be a problem. You know, obviously, I'm gonna be, you know, it'll be in a container and everything, so it's not gonna be irresponsible. But,   the just being able to have it, you have a bunch of smoke.  

Everybody's gonna be able to see the the process front to back. Now I realize the entire process normally takes 40 days. So what we're gonna do at this is we're gonna do it   the normal process, you would use ethyl alcohol, which is a byproduct of the plant anyways.   But when you've breaking down extractions,   hydrocarbon   extraction speeds up that process.   It's not as natural   as what, it would normally be, but I'll be able to get the entire process done over the weekend,   and people can see it front to back, which,   there's other certain people that speak in the community   that   more resemble   the ShamWow   salesman than I do. But,   they also charge,   5,000   dollars for the same information that I'm gonna pass out at Karen b's event   for the low, low price of what are the tickets?  



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What are the tickets?  

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On the Flat Earth page.   Yeah. Tickets here.   Flat earthfestivals.comforward/shop.  

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Please go ahead and pull it right up?   Yep.  

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Bring that page up here.   Got all these tabs open.  

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They never close.  

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He's always gotta make sure he doesn't get his midget born in there.  

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There's   always   a space for it to fit in.  

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What's I can't see what the price says there, Marcus. It's a little confusing.  

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$222.  

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Are there early bird prices?  

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The early bird   general,   then 355   for the on campus.  

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For under $400,   even if you wait till the end and get the group camp, which includes your room then,   you get to stay at Flat to Overfest. You get all those speakers just listed,   and you get to see   the   demonstrations   and the information that other people would charge you   $5,000 for.   You get to hang out with Mario.   You get to hang out with us.   I myself and I believe Marcus, he's not I guess him and I haven't discussed it, but I'm pretty sure he's also camping out there.   So we will be hanging out, having fun.   We're auctioning off Marcus.  

Yeah. So   there are discount codes, Karen b just said. So even at that cheap cheap price,   guarantee is also has some discount codes. I think one of them is probably thanks, Bob. I believe that I heard her say that that one has been reinvigorated.   Maybe   I don't quote me on it. Karen, I'm sure she's in the chat, so she'll hit us.   Yeah. You can hit the dab, PK.   I can't say you'll walk away, but, you know, we have we're camping, so you can camp out right there next to where I hang out.   And and, yes, thanks. Bob is a code. I thought that I had heard that would have been reenlivened   in honor of Bob Nodell,   who passed away   not that long ago. His wife, Cammy, is the one that's going to be presenting   with Zach.  

And then, they're gonna be doing how the world works, and they're doing   expanded demonstration this year, which one of the things that I'm looking forward to seeing is,   that tube that when you say things down it, it has little flames. I can't think of the name right now.   And the flames   and you can see as you're talking or making music down it or whatever,   it will the flames will change different sizes in accordance with the words. You almost get to see, like,   the the word as it's flowing along.   Super cool.   Yeah. This is gonna be, I think, the best Flattoberfest   ever, and it's the last.  

And we're a Reuben tube. Thank you, Janna.   I think it's gonna be the best though. It's gonna be the most,   free   because we're not in a building, not underneath somebody's eye. We get to just hang out and be ourselves.   55 acres.   The place looks   absolutely gorgeous.   I I think this is this is gonna be the last Flattoberfest,   and I think this is gonna be a proper send off.   Everybody,   come on down and join us.   It's it's gonna be absolutely awesome.  

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And this is September   27th   in Spartanburg,   South Carolina?  

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Yes,  

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sir. Yes. So don't wait till don't wait till October or you'll have missed it. Yeah. The name is a little dis defensive,  

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or a little,   deceptive, I mean.   Because, normally, the event has been in October traditionally,   but the event center that,   Karen has used that has been extraordinarily   friendly toward us for a number of years now.   When she does the events on that side   has been sold.   There's new owners.   The new owners   scheduled other things during the time that she would normally do it.   So last minute, she had to go and try and find another venue,   and this was the most awesome venue, but this was the dates available, which as you can see is right at the   end end end of September.  

You know, we're basically,   beyond the road in octave right at the beginning of October,   just to return home. So this is close as we can get. It's Septemberfest,   but it's Octoberfest.   Flatover or Flatemberfest,   what's like that? Set Flactoberfest.  

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Look forward to seeing many of you there.  

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Yeah. I can't wait.   Me and Rachel are gonna try to make it if we can.  

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But if they can't understand that that is because they are extraordinarily busy. And Rachel also obviously is   carrying a little maiden   to bring out into the world.  

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A little maiden. It's it's more obvious now. So yes.  

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Yeah. She's getting big.   So,   obviously,   traveling and doing things when you're getting ready for a baby and everything else is not   exactly easy.   Also why Jim is not an active member of the deliberating dudes current currently because   Jim is an active member of being a daddy.   He's got more important things to do than play with us.  

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Lots of stuff to do,  

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but we'll find some time. He wanted to, but Rachel punched him in the eye three times.  

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I still, you know. Don't make me fight you.  

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She's brutal. She's brutal.  

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She be.  

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Fights are spilling out from Tuesday nights.   Drinking that Gatorade.   Getting ready to go.  

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A Gatorade.  

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I don't know if we have any footage of the electric boogaloo that happened at the Olympics,   the breakin',   the dancing, the cardboard boxing,   the spinning around.  

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It was painful. It was painful. I don't know if I can watch that. Yeah. It's pretty awesome. I don't know how anyone can watch it either. Like, oh. No. There's no way to judge it.  

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It really is an art form.  

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It is.   I wouldn't call it a sport. No. You didn't have   a game. It's an art form, and the at least the performance I saw was not artistic.   Like, I've seen I've seen really good hip hop and break dance. Like, I really have, like, great street stuff, but   nope.   Hey.  

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Hi.   Rachel,   is that your shoulder I see?  

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Sure is. Hi.  

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You're you're a namesake? No. Is that a spaghetti strap? Namesake got out and tried to sled around and   was trying to sled around with the big boys, and I had to run out there with the fucking cattle prod just to make that situation right for 6 hours.  

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She's gonna   she's gonna give you quite a run for your money.  

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But at what cost? But at what cost?  

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Talking about Flat Earth Best?  

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Yes.   In South Carolina.  

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That's exciting. That's closer to my neck of the woods. What month of the year?  

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End of September. September 27th.   Mhmm. Indeed.  

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Like, camping   extravaganza.  

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I think just camping with you guys would be worth the money.  

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Absolutely.   Priceless.   That's the best part of last year. Yeah. I mean, besides everything else, but,   I mean,   camping party   that went on all night,   everyone was there. It was the best.  

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And you were drinking all the mead?  

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I drank all the mead. I drank all the mead. Me and Rachel.  

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Just all the odds.  

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You guys conceived a baby off Mead? Do you have a Mead baby? I have a Mead baby.  

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Baby? Sweet, sweet baby.  

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That's exciting.  

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I have to warn you. We're we're in a Gatorade in Mercury,   and we've been having some tech problems.   Chinese are on it to launching new satellites to provide an infrastructure for $321,000,000,000   worth of, I don't know,   value.   Elon Musk is   still over on x. I don't know what's happening on x. Are The Secret Society of Goodguys taking over x?  

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We are.   We're gonna exit   x and Rumble.  

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Okay. Okay. And I haven't seen any notes, but I noticed the former CEO of YouTube is   not breathing anymore.  

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Oh, that's exciting.   I know. That's so horrible. Oh, that's exciting.  

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Susan.   Yeah.  

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Yeah.   She took away a lot of content   under her watch.   Oh, yeah. So as a CEO, that's a that's a responsibility   that she had.   And there's a lot of information and misinformation   and,   just the history of   the pandemic times that have been removed from the YouTube platform.   So I guess YouTube doesn't care about human history   at all. They don't respect that.   The Internet archive, I think, is also under attack.   Yeah. So it is important for us to have our own archives to back up our files,   share them.  

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Start by books.  

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Books.   Yes.   Books.  

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The terabytes in the storage of all of the shows,   even if you just save the audio,   doing this long format is so much.   I've never had the issue doing project Janie before,   but doing this show on these   long,   I'm, like, going through and I have 2 terabytes on my computer   internally, and I still maxed out 1. And I thought I would never I remember when terabytes first came out, it was like, you're never gonna max this out in your lifetime.   Like, you're never gonna have this much data. Do you know how many songs you'd need to fill a terabyte?  

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Yeah. It happens quick.  

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Yeah. We we found that out by testing   WAV file   for 15 minutes was about half a gig of information.  

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Yeah.   Just a little test.   Not like   3 and a half to 6 hours.   That's just insane.   There's no way that the   AI can drag through  

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and spy on us for that long. How many cassette tapes would that fill?   That's a good question.   What was the the length of side a and side b on a cassette tape? 90 minutes to a 120 minutes depending on if they're  

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ultra high quality   or I think.  

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That'd be some really fun, like, special edition spiders.  

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You know, Thomas has been looking into making cassette tapes. He says they're actually the cheapest. They're cheaper than even getting a small 45 made,   And the spiders have a good soundtrack.  

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Oh, yeah.  

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That's true. We thank all the artists who   put their work in places where it can be found, and they love it when people listen to their music. So we're really appreciative of all the listeners and all the artists.  

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And you can end,   it with Jim singing the address.  

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Yeah.  

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Oh, yeah.   I still, every time I I write my address somewhere,   I sing the song,   chuckling, sing the song out loud. I   do too. Yeah.  

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For the rest of your life, your kids just didn't know they're addressed.  

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Yeah.   It's pretty fun.  

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It's Thomas also looking into selling cassette players, the little Walkmans,  

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and the little You know how to trans transformer, you have to build it yourself? Mhmm.   Oh, that's cool.   I know that's how it should be. It probably isn't that hard of technology now. Kids' Legos are probably harder than building a cassette recorder.  

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Yeah. You probably get, like, a a little board made in China that does all the stuff.   Mhmm. You know?   It's pretty easy.  

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Just have to sign fun.  

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Yeah.  

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Everybody with their little spiders walkman.  

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Oh, that'd be great. Oh, yeah.  

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We could do that. Foam your your  

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your Do you call it running persons?  

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Oh, yeah.   You're a running person.   They never skip getting Gatorade started?  

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That's always the case. Yeah. There's also some Lions Gate kerfuffle with the 88, and then you add the 2024,   the 2 plus 2 plus 4 also equals 8. So they were saying it was 888, and it's real great. And this is the data manifest.   And then everybody else on the other side, because there's always another side, having to correct everyone's enthusiasm and say, no. No. No. This is this is not what you wanna be getting into. This is not a good day to manifest   anything.   So, like, apologize,   first of all,   and and listen to us speak because 888 is not great. And  

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oh my gosh. Has anyone ever had any follow ups on what they manifested?   Like, what have what worked, what didn't? Like, I don't ever see follow-up.   All I see is, like, 88 hype.   I'm like, yes. I know what it is. I'm very aware. Yes. I have a calendar.  

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Sure. Lions  

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Gate. Well, they call it the Lions Gate, and then they say, well, you know, there's a constellation Leo.   Okay? So Leo, Lions Gate.   Gate. Right? Just a it's real cute. It works real nice on social media. TikTok is probably all over this, loving it every year, 88. Now this is the 888. So it's the greatest Lions Gate ever,   but also the most dangerous one because of other reasons.   But   the constellation   Leo is a real thing, and there's real astrology.   And, visually, it's not it's not lining up. So, like, so the sun isn't rising in Leo or or something, but   if you're on TikTok and not looking at the sky, it doesn't matter to you because because you don't see stars anyway.  



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Isn't the real 88, wouldn't we that'd be October 8th?   That's   8?  

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That's another good comeback to argue with.   Zoomers on TikTok who are manifesting for the first time.  

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What if,   the other study that should be run with this study would be the Mercury retrograde study, or we should start saying to people anytime   random bad stuff happens every other time of their life, we should be like, woah. It's not even Mercury retrograde.  

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Yeah.  

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Yeah. It's amazing. Amount of control.   Yeah.   Mercury retrograde is your, like   I would say of our generation, it is the gaslighting of the horoscope scope of our generation.   We've created the Mercury retrograde.   We've given it all of its power.  

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I think about that every time it happens. I'm like,   how   how much stuff are people, like, actually manifesting   by believing it? And, like, how much of it is completely natural occurrence?   Because stuff does go wonky. I worked at an office and, like, clockwork. All that machinery,   every printer would fail every Mercury retrograde.   Like and none of those people in that office are astrologers.   I did make a hilarious sign just because they all had tempers, and it's like, just calm down. You know? It's not too much for me. It's okay.   Like, it's a thing.  

But, like,   it's some so some stuff is legit. But, yeah, absolutely, people hype it up, and they use it as a scapegoat,   which drives me nuts about astrology to begin with. They're like, you know, this is my reason for doing this, that, and the other thing. I'm like, if you wanna use the energies in the sky for   something specific,   okay.   But if you know, right, you know yourself better now, you have no more excuses   for your behavior.   At least that's just how I feel about it. It's like, if you're gonna say, oh, well, I'm I'm this son, and I'm just like that. Well, you know, so now you're responsible.  

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Yeah. It should be like a blueprint   of what to, like, okay. Here's how you react to things.   Maybe you should try harder to be better. Yeah. It shouldn't be like, this is anyone really, if they tell you, this is how I am, love me or leave me, leave them.   They're they're telling you right away.   They're not gonna grow and change. They're like, my feet are cemented.   I I'm never gonna grow. This is I'm binary.   Like, this is it. What you see is what you get. I'm like, like, I don't think that I used to always admire that in somebody. And now I'm like, oh, I want somebody that's gonna grow and change until they die.   Like, the whole time, 80, I want them to be like, old dogs learn new tricks.  

I don't want them to be all stagnant. Like, no. Love me or leave me. This is how I am.   Some things we handle, and the people that love us   should know, like,   oh, if I give Cheney 3 chores   before she has her coffee, it does something to her energy.   Other people should acknowledge  

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that if they care about me, but, really, it's just up to me how I wanna keep handling this if it happens every day. Yeah. Yeah. I'd like, recently, I've I have really haven't been looking too much at the sky chart or anything. But when I have, as far as personal,   I'm trying to look at the progressed because nobody thinks about progressed.   We were watching a thing with Bella Sloan, and she was talking about Trump. And she kept saying, like, he used to be this sign. He used to be this sign. And she's like, why am I saying that? I'm like, because he used to be that sign.   Like, your birth chart's your birth chart. It's not   who you are right now.  

The moment you were born. Yeah. So it's interesting that whenever an event happens, everyone's looking at the birth chart of these people. It's like,   listen. Like, even with Trump, people were looking at his birth chart for when the whole, you know, assassination attempt or whatever that was,   you know, happened. And I'm like,   you can definitely point out you can find something where it might say something like this happened. But for all you know,   something could have happened when he was 8.   You know, it's like we don't you know, how how good of an astrologer are you that you can pinpoint and say, oh, no. This happened when he was this age because that's that's next level. And how many people are actually that level?   Why aren't you looking at the progress chart either to really say that stuff? Because it's like, hello, the stuff in the sky right now.  



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Yeah. And you wonder about conception date, like, how important it's so important for celebrities where conception dates everything for them. And like the elite, they seem to care more about conception date than birth date. And then you get into the whole lore where people are like, that's a moon child.   And it's like, what if it wasn't? What if that's always how it was? What if we never cared about birth dates before? We only cared about conception dates.  

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That's what those, systems like Human Design and Gene Keys use.   They they use the Tibetan   idea of the conception date. You know, 88 days before birth is when they believe that the spirit or the soul can actually inhabit this little body.   Because, like, can you imagine being conscious from, like, the second of conception?   Are you asleep in that time? Like, what's your awareness? You know, the growing pain seems so severe.  

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Yeah.   Yeah.   Why you're doubling and splitting and doubling and stuff. Oh, yeah.  

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Right. Could you would stand that in your consciousness and your psyche? It'd be weird. It would be weird. Like, one one day you don't have eyeballs, the next day you have these like hole.  

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I think we're a butthole first.   Uh-huh. I think that's one of the things of humans is that we're, like, first a butthole and then some people, yeah, they never leave that stage.  

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Oh, okay. Thursday, I'm just a butthole, so I'm never gonna change. You just love me and leave me. Which is baby experience first, the butthole or the the itching  

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sensation   in the in the region.  

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That just means you have to wash better.  

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Yeah. More than anyone. You're probably the cleanest.   You're all I don't know.  

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You have to wash better and not use any child wipes. All of those things are so awful for you. Everybody that has butthole problems, and they wipe with those weird wipes because they think, oh, I have butthole problems. This is cooling. No. The cooling wipes are what it is giving you the butthole problems.   Stop using those for, like, 3 weeks and   your butt will go back to normal. Like, I have this hemorrhoid   thing with people that everyone I have ever talked to with hemorrhoids. I worked in a nursing home for a very long time, and it's a problem with older people. And it's just, like, so severe in men.   And,   there it's all those butt wipes are on the back of their toilet.  

And so it's like everybody thinks, oh, I have a hemorrhoid. Let me keep using this butt wipe. Whatever your butthole does, it is pretty magic, and it creates stuff   that are healing for it. It's soft tissue. You can't be wiping it   with Preparation H wipes   or those baby wipes. It makes me so nervous about babies is that this is what is happening to adults and adults are using baby wipes a lot of the time. What is happening on babies? What are we doing   to them using this weird chemical?  

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Yeah.  

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Yeah.  

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You know, Mullen is making toilet paper and it's like crazy.   Really?  

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It just we can ship everyone mullen seeds. If anybody wants some toilet paper, I have seeds. We got seeds. It takes about 3 years for it to totally mature. But but, yeah, it's worth it. You can wipe after the 1st year. Yeah.  

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Lamb's ear is nice about white too. Take those seeds and just throw them in your neighbor's yard as you walk by.  

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Oh, we do.  

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Shake them out. We do.  

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No toilet paper panic around here later.   We're not gonna go through that.  

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No.  

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Let's just no. Ignorance. I'm shocked it didn't have a bigger,   bidet,   market jump  

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during that. I'm surprised that bidet didn't become more popular. Yeah. I only knew one person that went on that year. Or sponged vinegar  

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sales.  

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I like how that was the panic. I was like, you guys don't have a garden hose?  

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Yeah. Like, a little bit of toilet paper.  

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Everybody,   we have to get toilet paper. Like, that was the number one thing that people had to get. I was just like, you guys are never gonna survive an apocalypse. I was always worried because it said you had to out survive 20 other humans if you wanted to really survive an apocalypse. And then once I saw that happen, I'm like,   This is easier than I thought.  

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Yeah. You've never been an 8 year old kid on a farm, apparently.   Like, what the hell is wrong with you people? Like, you've never been out half a mile away from the house, and all of a sudden, you misjudged   your bowels   because you're playing too hard and you're like, oh god.   Oh god.   There's no way I'm making it back to the house. None.   Is this gonna ever happen to you?  

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It's happened to me. It's happened to me, Ben. And my brother retells the story around crowds of people all the time.   And my favorite part of the retelling   is that this, like,   Florida ditch thing we used to hang out in. It was like a crevice. You know, there was a ditch at the bottom. It was tall, maybe 2 stories tall, you know, trees and vines. We would hang out there.   He retells this story all the time because of our kid nickname of this place.   He says, Cheney, remember when you pooped at the Grand Canyon?   I'm like, it wasn't quite the Grand Canyon, though, was it? But that's always what he it doesn't matter because the image never leaves anyone's head, so I'll give it to you guys now.  

That it was just we were just kids playing outside too far away from the house, but he and at the you wanna go to the Grand Canyon today? Okay. Cool. Like, there was the vines. There was the Grand Canyon. There was the creek. You have the names for the things. As a kid, it wasn't the Grand Canyon. So when he tells people, they just picture me shitting in, like, an endless turd  

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rolling down the Grand Canyon.  

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Just like that Steven Mac and me. And,   again, the wheelchair right on the hill.   The Wilhelm scream over it.  

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The turd Wilhelm screaming.  

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I'm literally picturing Cheney with a fucking, like, brilliant white ass, very similar to mine.   You know, where when you pull your pants down, if you go to moon somebody, you literally blind them. And that's the whole reason you quit mooning people. You're like, God, I'm gonna get sued.   Right?   And then   just dropping one right into the Grand Canyon.   Most likely while there's people on donkeys traveling through the bottom, you know, and then turn it around and check it out.  

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I also learned as a kid, like, one time surfing   that I was like, oh, I have an upset belly.   And my brother's like, just get off your board and poop. I think both of us   thought, like, we would just use the bathroom and it just disappears into the ocean.   Neither of us had to conceptualize   the idea of it floating.  

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We're coming back to you in the time. Yeah.  

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And I'm not a kid with an upset belly. I never have been, but I am of my family, I'm like, gosh. I guess I am the one   outside.   Am I gonna make myself uncomfortable?  

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It's hard to be in the pool.   You know, like, you're wearing shorts or a a bathing suit. Like, it just feels like you should pull something down first,  

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At least for me, it's incredible. Body says, The hard part is not making a face. Like, you naturally make a face when you go to the bathroom. Yeah. And then also, and you don't even know you're you do that until the time you gotta go to the bathroom in the pool, and you're like, oh god. I can't do my pee face. You're like,   oh, hey. Hey, Chaney.   Hey. Hey. What what's what's up to to,  

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to say, Hey. What what? No one knows I'm peeing right now.  

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Like, if you're a parent,   you know your kid when your kid is taking a shit, you're like you're like, oh, God. Oh god. Like, when you when you take your kid's diaper off and you're like, I'm gonna let him air that out for a little while, you know, let their little butt get some air. And then all of a sudden you see this look, you're like,   ah, DustCon 3. Made a mistake.   Get over there.   I'm bored.  

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As a not parent, I am always impressed   by a parent's ability   to know when their kid is gonna use the bathroom. It's almost as impressive as, like, my friends that have birds, and they're like,   oh,   hold the bird over the thing. He wants to use the bathroom. I'm like, how do you know? Nothing changed on the body language of the bird,   but it's like, no. The eyebrow or the grimace or the parents know. That kid impressed   Yeah. I'm always impressed. I'm like, parents'   intuition with their children is pretty spectacular.  

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You're like, oh, yeah. I saw that look on that baby's face right before it pissed in my face when I had his diaper up. I know it well.  

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Oh, the Olympic swimmers,   they don't stop. They don't get out of the pool.   The pool's there.   But now I'm getting flashbacks to our Melt episode where I went on the rant about how someone poops in the pool and no one says anything.   It's just a Mars bar. Trouble. Now we're all in trouble.  

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Or what about that dye in pool, so if you pee, it turns red or blue?  

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Oh. That's  

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a thing. We're all good. Oh my gosh. You should look up some of those videos. They're pretty,   funny where they're just people hanging out, like, at a random, like, Club Med at one of those bar pools   and, you know, like, sitting at the bar, and then somebody starts peeing. And it's just, like, tons of red around them or tons of purple.   Sometimes it's purple depending on what chemical reaction happens in the pool, but people all are like, oh. And then they try to go away from it. Like, it's not them, but it's coming out of their bathing suit.   Oh, that's awesome. To pass off than a fart. Yeah. There's no way to get away from the chemical reaction of whatever it is. So I always think that's would be just, like, a cruel thing to do if you ever had a housewarming party and had a pool is be like, I'm gonna invite all my friends over and put the chemical and not tell any of them   if you were devious.  



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There's a whole branch of science that looks at urine in pools   and how to measure it and how to deal with it.   And so little more advanced than your pH test kit or the pH paper strips.   There   is a urine indicator dye.  

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It's called PPH.   Mhmm.  

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Yeah. That's what it says here   on the old Wikipedia and the urine indicator dive page.  

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One of my friends is fine. Don't worry. When I step into the tool, I already got a whole bunch of animal shit and whatnot on me anyways and piss and whatnot. So it's like, you know, mine isn't really gonna make a difference. You don't Yours is nothing.   Yeah.   You'll be alright.   My friend You can ask the g dot goop route. It's probably magical.  

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It said welcome to my ool. Notice there's no p in it.  

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Good one.   Good one.   That would be a good bumper sticker.  

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It probably took me a year to get it,   and so it always sticks out in my brain. Like, I stared at that sign forever at our house like, what?  

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Say it again.  

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Welcome to my ool.   Notice there's no p in it.  

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Welcome to my oh,  

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I'll notice there's no p in it.  

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No peeves on my pool.  

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Right in and out now.  

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Yeah. Maybe we'll get that into some other   ancient languages.  

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That would be a fun doormat.  

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Haney, you said she could go listen to ham radio, but they're also probably talking about food and beans.  

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Come here.  

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And Taney's namesake being a little slut slut   and then crying as soon as she gets in with the boy. Help, dad.   Help.   They're trying to rape me.  

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Ducks then. Right?   Ducks and  

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Drakes?  

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She's such a pretty girl. Yeah. There ain't no help in ducks. Ducks there. Oh, yeah. Jenny is a pretty girl.   That is. She is gorgeous.   Her and buttercup are both very pretty.   Yeah. Buttercup's a red   heifer, though. Don't get no ideas any of you small hat shits.  

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Small hatters.  

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And we have red heifer updates.  

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I heard they did it. They were planning on doing it.  

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You don't wanna come here for no redheads.  

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No more red heifers. Right. I was just thinking what if heifers weren't a cow? What if it was a person?  

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That's what I That's a rarity. Know what I wonder because   the Yeah. If you look historically, and this is one of the things Libtards don't wanna talk about,   historically, Irish   and Scottish were heavily slave. In fact and then even what just white people in general, the word slave comes from Slavic.   Those were the original   slaves. And then the Irish   during the transatlantic   slave trade   trade,   It didn't go one way.   They took the it turns up it turns out   that it's way easier to own somebody that doesn't look like you and wasn't most likely your neighbor before.   And so they took the the black slaves over to the new world to sell, and they took the white slaves   over to,   Saudi Arabia,   areas like that to go sell.  

And so there was just as much whites white slavery and white slave trade as anything else. They just didn't do it here.   And, actually, the time where we actually had worked with that slave trade was very tiny. When we actually started out,   for the first so many years, it was all indentured servants. It wasn't any type of owned slaves. It was indentured servants, which was all white people.   Right? And so the the the   that whole thing is just nonsense.   But, yeah, it's   it was okay to own red headed people. When you look at it, they talk about red headed people don't have any soul.   There's all kinds of red headed fucking nasty jokes and things.  

It's very interesting. And you look back at the   when we started   as a country,   the Irish were hated   more than anybody else by far. Like, you did not wanna be Irish and come into this country.   My personal family, we were Scottish,   which was, you know, basically the same thing. We weren't allowed to own land. So my family name   is my mother on my mother's side is actually Gunderson.   And in order for us to own land here because we weren't allowed   and because we got the red,   they had to purchase the farm and take on the name of those farms.   So the nest farm   was the nest farm. And, oh, those are some nest people. Like, no, that wasn't our name. We've only been in the country for for, like, 4 generations on that side,   and we were not appreciated here, not allowed.  



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Oh. It just like, if you were gonna   if they, like, they say all of the cults that would sacrifice children or all of the ancient religions, all of the ancient things, it was usually for the weather. Like, 90% of the time, it was for the weather.   And the bigger   sacrifice   you could make would be the rarer thing.   So   having a redheaded   thing to be able to sacrifice to your gods for the weather, especially especially if you were in a very brown part of the world. Having this is why I think the big trouble in little China, the green eyed girl, the green eyed girl, that's the only bigger minor like, smaller minority on the planet than redheads.   So that redhead green   eyed, to me, an unblemished male,   instead of like, heifer is female to, you know,   term. But I also think that redheaded male virgin for them was   just as   even maybe more so, but just as much,   Luke it was just as lucrative and whatever weird magic and ritual they were up to. So that's where I'm like, 2   cows? 2 cows? Why wouldn't they just have   fields of red cows? Fields and fields of red cows, and somebody could just go through and, you know, meh. This one has a couple different color hairs. Get it out. Oh, this one cut they would just be doing this all the time. But I feel like to actually find a person   that was unblemished would be  

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next level. So it's interesting because   there's a couple more facts going toward what Jay is saying.   Like my cows, which are red cows, and red cows aren't that common,   where they're red red,   they're they're Scottish Dexter cows.   Straight up. They're that's specifically from the Scottish Highlands.   Then also   shit. What was the other thing?   Oh,   despite   the way they've been represented,   like, almost   universally,   Thor is represented as this big blonde dude.   Look up Thor in the stories.   One blonde, he's got red hair.   Loki, Loki the red,   he's got red hair.  

Basically, all the gods except for Odin who is old and has gray hair   have   red hair.   Freya has blonde hair,   and they talk about her hair being made of gold because and there's even a story where Loki cuts her hair off,   and then Thor's gonna pummel him. So he goes and has the dwarves craft,   wig basically out of gold that's able to actually attach to her head and replace her hair so her hair is flowing gold. There's a lot of,   drama   put around that entire thing because she's an abnormal one amongst the gods. The gods are red headed. Red headed, red bearded,   very specifically.  

But when you look, unless you actually get in and study the stories,   would think Thor is this big, blonde, you know, Scandinavian   dude, and   that's not the case. The red the the where the power was was redheads.  

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And wasn't   Genghis Khan redheaded?   Yep. That's what they say. And they tell us he had, like, more kids than any other person on the planet, then why would Redhead be such a minority?  

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Well,   it's because they it only typically expresses itself   from if you have 2 northern European gene   sets. And and on and the other thing that comes with the redhead   is what they call the motherfucker disease or the motherfucker g.   And so you basically the only time this ignites is when you got 2,   red genes   going against each other from Northern Europe. Those are the only people in the world they say that can produce a a green eyed redhead child like I have.   They also have it's what it's called the motherfucker,   gene.  

And the motherfucker gene does some real bad things. Like, if you try to do things like,   I get in into an accident and you go ahead and try and hit me with a bunch of   morphine or whatever to go do surgery. You give me enough morphine to put down 3 other dudes.   I sit up   5 minutes into the surgery. Like, what the fuck are you doing?   Yeah. And I'm like, Jesus Christ. Put it back down. And that's the the motherfucker gene is famous for it. Like,   it   in the dab world, I was known as inspector Dabbit, and I went to the first 3 7 10 cup. Yeah. And then 7 10 cup. And every first 7 10 cup where it first became legal to smoke cannabis and smoke oil in the United States, I was one of the judges, and they named me inspector Davitt.   And that was partially based off of in 5 and a half hours, I did 55   dabs.  

Some of them up to a gram in size,   and it it wasn't until the 55th dab that I blacked out standing.   I didn't fall, but I definitely blacked the fuck out and was like, I had to tap out at that. I was  

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like, no. And didn't they say all, like, the Giants were red headed?  

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The Giants were redheaded, which   depending on how you look at it, especially   if you look at like which tribes and natives are we are talking about,   a lot of native tribes had very short people. Like, if you go up to, like, Alaska where they have it mixed as much, the Inuits are very short people compared to especially compared to people from Northern Europe who typically were 6 foot plus.   And so, yeah, those dudes are fucking giant. Would you what would you think? Like, look at look at Iceland alone.   The whole country has 300,000   people,   but, like, 6 out of the 10 world's strongest men come out of Iceland.  

When fucking 6 foot 6 guys   weighing   £350   of sheer rippling muscle with fire red hair and beards   come rolling off a ship with a fucking ax over their shoulder looking at you with a rough look. Ben's   Giants   and they're fucking mean.  

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And if they had a different pain threshold  

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Yeah. And that's the other thing. We the motherfucker gene comes with a pain threshold that is   oh,   you can take as many drugs. You can also take that much pain. Like when I flew off a motorcycle into a tree, I literally shattered my left side into like 500 pieces.   And I still walked myself into the hospital,   and they thought I was fine enough when I went to go take off my shirt.   Can't lift my left arm. And the nurse looks at me like she goes, are you being a little dramatic? And I was like, she goes, we're cutting it off you then. I was like, oh, it's my Boba Fett shirt. I'll figure this the fuck out.   Gonna go ahead and pull this up. And I was like, oh, it's my Boba Fett shirt. I'll figure this the fuck out. And so I reached back and went like that and pulled my shirt off. And as soon as I got my shirt off and she saw that there was no bone left.  

That   because   that because there was nothing for them to attach to. So they all all my muscles just went   and dropped.   And she looks at it and she goes, how are you fucking standing? What were you guys the guy? What was I going to lay there and wait for you people   or something?   I   would have driven myself in. You kidding me? I'm sorry. But again, that's it's a that comes with the motherfucker gene. It's just something that comes it just happens  

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And that idea of,   the fallen bread with the daughters of man,   And we kind of theorized that a tiny little womb, would it be able to hold a big, huge giant?   And so if it was the other way around and like heifers   and they were big wombs or big giants, and you could have 2 big   wombs,   that would be,   huge if you were a king.   You could like make an army out of 2 wombs.  

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Yeah. Just  

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and if they were like mystical, magical   giants, they had the strength, a different pain threshold.   I don't know. I was just curious. It feels like we're missing so much of our history. Look at that Queen Sheba stuff.  

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I've got extreme   vaccine damage, and my sister died from it. I didn't die. I got wicked asthma, and I was always real weak and sickly till I was 12.   But every other dude in my family is well over 6 foot,   £250, £300, just   giants of dudes. I'm I'm   and most people assume I am for some reason, but I'm I'm over average height, but not by much. You know, I'm, like, 5 foot 9 and a half, 5 foot 10 ish.   I think that's 5 foot 10 before I got my motorcycle accident. I think I actually lost a little bit of size,   to be honest.  

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Feeling a little compressed, we could stretch you out, put you on the rack. They did that. Mhmm.  

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Oh, jeez.   Yeah.   Because I got 2 punctured   bones in my back,   and it blew out a bunch of discs. And they put me on this thing and strapped me down and fucking pulled me all apart to try and and they had to my I heal super fast. They were actually originally just they just had because of my age, and they're like, yeah, we're just gonna cut your arm off. That arm's gone.   Fix you up.   And,   but the muscles   in my back healed too fast and they weren't able to straighten that out. So they had to re rip the whole thing and I had to be on no painkillers to do it. Because if you're on painkillers,   you'll relax. You aren't feeling the pain, but in the pain, that's when the muscles contract and tighten up and they're able to tear. And so I had to do that. No painkillers. And they literally just basically fucking,  

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you know, draw and quartered me. And I was like, this is medicine  

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And I was like, this is medicine   and then having Wilson's disease. The other thing that the Wilson's disease that they do to get the high copper out of your blood is they take this like square thing and it's just a shit ton of little razor blades and they pop it on my arm fucking bleeding me like a fucking like, what is it? The 1500 now? Are you letting out the demons?  

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Make it know it. There are some leeches on while you're at it.  

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We're talking Harrah's earlier, and I was thinking of that nasty quick rabbit.   And in Anderson, Indiana, there is a bunny sign.   So maybe we'll pass by this in a caravan.   An I 69   for a photo op with an s sleep bunny.  

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RGC Max says he lost 2 inches when he broke his back. So, yeah, that's I think I got a little shorter after the my accident   because I used to be around 510,   and I was even maybe a little over 510. Now I'm only, like, 5 9 and a half. I think I lost, like, 3 quarters of an inch from the accident. Saw a movie about your accident.  

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It was called Wolverine.  

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Oh, look at the key Eddie. It's good at Deadpool to bring, Wolverine on   for a movie.   I haven't seen it yet. Is that the 3rd film?  

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Wolverine.  

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And Deadpool together?  

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Oh, I haven't seen that.   Made people cry. Ain't about it.  

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Looks pretty gay.  

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Rachel says it looks pretty gay.  

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Gay.  

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We've got some new education.  

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Oh, Deadpool's gay? Bitch.  

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Maybe he's not the implication. Maybe.   I don't know. He makes a lot of jokes, but.  

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Ryan Reynolds, maybe.  

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Jay,   where do you stand on, women,   women's right to vote and women in the,   in the workplace. Are you pro or against?  

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Women   I think I question how far away we've gone from land ownership to actually give people the say so in where they're at. Oh, you mean a republic?   That was the original   idea is that you would actually have to have 4 stakes in the ground to have a say so. Your energy would have to be grounded out there   for you to have a vault in the area. So somewhere,   the currency   of that so long ago has been diluted.   They've, like, used all this transient energy that that doesn't have any blood, sweat, or tears in your soil. That was the entire switch into a democracy, period. Yes. So you're talking about the switch into a democracy, period. Because,  

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I also and it's funny because this is one of the things I'm gonna hit fucking, Andrew,   Wilson with because he's so proud of the republic.   Republic is a basis of heathen society where you have one landowner, one,   you know, head, and he goes in front of all the in front of the Yarrow. And he says, nah. Me and my people are doing this or me and my people aren't.   Like,   and, you know, and that's the only dude that's voting in that system. And so that's literally just a heathen system where I'm saying the best parts of Christianity ever fucking had were all borrowed from us.   Like, that's what I'm saying.  



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And, people would they say everything that   the Catholic church   is based on   was,   like, now is   fake protestant   mixed with heathenism.   Like, it doesn't it's not Catholicism at all.  

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More Lutherism.  

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Like, maybe for real, some of the best human parts   of the religion as we know it are actually heathenism   showing through.   And all this Protestant stuff is that's the same stuff that the Puritans left the country for.   So it's like,   what was Catholicism before that?  

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Well, the and the the Puritans left the country because of, the King James Bible,   specifically.   So when the King James Bible was, invented before that, they had the Geneva the Geneva Bible. So there was a version of the Geneva Bible called called the 1560   Geneva Bible,   and that's one of the very first Bibles.   You know, you can argue whether that one or there's, like, 2 other ones I can't remember the name of that were translated into English, but none of none of them church approved.   The one that had the most,   reception.  

So I believe the one of the other ones is the Ethiopian Bible maybe.   Anyways,   a lot of Northern Europe was operating under the Geneva Bible to the extent where   the church stepped in in 15 99   and   rewrote the Geneva bible   with a church accepted   Geneva bible.   Okay? So then,   I when, and I wasn't even remembering all this on Tuesday.   They,   then King James in, like, 1526   or something like that   came along and he wanted the Bible rewritten the way he wanted it done. And so the Puritans   are the ones that were they because the original   Pilgrim   Bible that they renamed it to was the Geneva Bible. It became the Pilgrim's Bible when they came over the United States.  

That was specifically the King James Bible, and they were like,   no. You don't get to rewrite the Bible, kingy king, you know, and get it. And King James also specifically   was a big,   proponent   of   royal authority   and divine,   royal authority. So God gave him the authority.  

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That's the divine rights of kings.  

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If someone lets a turd loose in the pool, does it make it a dead pool?  

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Yes. It makes a splash or no splash.   Certainly.   We got into religionism, the capital   r,   big r, big religion   in the Tuesday night debate,   and that sort of spills out to   what we're talking about tonight a little bit with the irreversible, submersible stochastic, I can go in electric boogaloo.  

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When I was curious if Cheney was gonna be pro women in the workforce   and pro women voting,  

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And I do think there is jobs that ladies   do   awesome. Like, awesome together,   and,   I I think they're amazing. And they're even better, I'd put them at it, than men. But there's so many jobs that, especially,   this is the number one thing.   If you   rely on your safety in any way   from me as your partner,   and that has to do with strength,   then a lady should not do that job.   Unless   she can pull the same size fire hose, she can run the same speed mile, She can do her gun in the same time, whatever those jobs are that   require   like safety of a partner because   why should my dad, brother, husband   be in harm's way because he has to roll some twit around the field   that   doesn't know how to use her gun, isn't as strong enough to pull him off the battlefield or out of a fire. Like, these are things that I think are   wild,   wild   that women are up to. And then there's things that they never thought, but like ladies are better welders,   But there's so many jobs of welding   that are hard for women because of strength.  

That it's like there's, it's like they can run better beads,   but all the other attachment of it is such big metal and there's machines that do that stuff. But even with machines that like help you move around that stuff, the nudging   is hard for a woman. Like, it's   like those little bit of places and ladies are great at reading blueprints   and because of machinery and modern technology,   they, it's like that is the equalizer of them. Everything computer   that now they can just have some robot body give them man strength,  

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that is the equalizer of some of those things. But then But what they're also not taking into account is part of the reason that men are getting higher paid is because then the dudes are the ones that have to set that shit up.   Like, that's all fine. You know? And I agree with what Cheney's saying a 100%. I mean, even if you logically look at it, women have better handwriting.   They, you know, have names,   all those kind of things. And at the end of the day, if you're just holding the lead and you're not having to do all these other things   and all you're doing is holding a lead, hell, yeah. I can believe that women would naturally be better at keeping a beat. I I have zero problem,   believing that. One of the other factors that I think women are gonna have to understand sewing. There's things about, like, welding  

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that is so   much closer to things they've been doing so long that even teaching women how to weld. They're like, oh,   because they don't have, they're not blocked   by,   and this is, they're not blocked by the science of the weld.   And so we're a lot of men that are learning this. They're like this metal and this metal.   What temperature do I need? Like the amount of things that are going into it for them,   that a lot of it now is a machine setup. I can pull up an app and be like, this metal and this metal. What temperature?   What, you know, volts do I have to set my machine at? So it's like so much of the   field stuff that would be alchemy normally  

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is now just an app. There's an app for that. Yeah. The it it kind of. I mean, I grieve for basically for basic production. It   they won't   Legitimately, I can take  

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and I am. It they won't  

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Legitimately,   I can take and I you you guys on my YouTube, there's videos of me taking a torch and welding stainless steel. If  

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you don't get the metal   like, you can take anyone's machine under any temperature, and you can get that machine to run a bead. There's a certain amount of,   hands on because of technology not giving us the mistake, not giving us what if the humidity is different?   What if, you know, like,   you're in inside versus outside?   What, you know, these little tiny things that, but I say this as well.   Guns are why American women have such big mouths.   Guns   are the equalizer of women. Women never like to hear this, but the reason that   femininity   or feminism and I shouldn't say femininity. I hate that I even cross the 2. Feminism as we know it in America, even rose like it did, is because women had a safe place to save that shit,   and that is because of guns. And so it's like guns like, even the idea of man's best friend being a   dog, ladies were feeding wolves in the woods.  

Like, ladies were like, I'm so nervous living out in the woods alone. They were doing stuff like this, feeding the dogs, becoming whole different kind of companions   to these wolves in the woods than when the guys first walked in the woods and grabbed it by the scruff.   Like, I think it's a whole different energy   between the 2. I think there was a necessity of, like,   I can't overpower this.   So for 1000 of years, the entire   what's going on up here is totally different   because the overpowering part was never the thing. Like, eventually so the idea over the last 30, 40 years   that some woman I had an a debate   with a lady who told me a lady   told me that weight classes if weight classes are there, then it shouldn't matter.  



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That is the dumbest shit. It's hilarious.  

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That is the dumbest   shit I ever heard. I said you   are so naive, and that lets me know that you have a whole bunch of great men around you that have never laid hands on you in your life. Because   I'm telling you   that a 125   pound guy can twist up a 200 pound girl.   Your idea of weight class   I don't care what your boyfriend is. I don't care what your he was holding back. Percent holding back. And that makes me crazy how naive when I hear girls like, oh, I'll tell   that. I'll take him. I'm like, he'll kill you. He could just pop your head off your body. There's a most likely, I could beat up Ronda Rousey.  

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You know? Or or anybody of that caliber.  

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One punch.   Yeah. Like, there's things of, like,   yes. I understand   that a trained woman is so dangerous   under a rule set.   Those are all under rule sets.   Like, a trained woman is dangerous. You can look back into the battle of the sexes as long as they've been trying to sell us a psyop. Like, even in tennis,   nah, dog.  

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Nah. Johnny McEnroe won't buy in that shit. Johnny McEnroe is, like,   the the the whatever those, 2 black girls that play tennis. He's like, yeah. They would they wouldn't hit the top 500.   And they're and they all tried getting all pissy, but it's Johnny Mac, baby. He didn't back down an inch. She's like, what are you talking about? I ain't backing down off this. You guys are crazy.  

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Right? I would say Amanda Nunez, she's the most dangerous woman on the planet. Amanda Nunes, she is a badass.   She's a £135,   145 pound champion.   She doesn't train with ranked men in the UFC.   Right.   She just trains with guys at the gym   that, like, after the gym, they, like, go and they vet tech.  

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The the the thing that they don't ever wanna do during this argument   well, on the feminine side, the thing that they wanna do is is   take the example of the very weakest men and then the example of the very strongest woman.   And so the the the and this is stupid on the face of   it. The thing you would naturally   do is   take elite athlete versus elite athlete. So at the 100 let's say a £150.   At a £150,   what is the world record for the men's   bench press, the men's squat, the men's quarter mile,  

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the men's 100 yard dash, the men's all of the things that you know. Every single sport that you know, there would be no such thing as women athletics.   No. Every sport you know, we'd see girls speckled through. Think of what a big deal it was that Kathy Ireland kicked a football   in a movie when we were growing up because it doesn't fucking happen. Think of what a big deal it is that Dana Patrick   drove a car   so fast. She wasn't even one of the best. It's just because it's such a rarity that women do these things that it's like, holy shit. This woman came out and she did the exact same thing Amanda.   It is so mind blowing.  

That's why it's such a big deal. It's   not the it is the exception to the rule. It isn't the rule and men shouldn't have to be in harm's way for exceptions to the rule No. In my opinion.  

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Even in the army, you look same exact age.   If for the PT test, the men's,   the men's PT test substantially   harder   than women's PT test for the same age bracket,   same everything else, like,   substantially   harder. And in fact, that's really part of what weakened the military, which you would not make a good partner for John at all. I was asking just to see. We're trying to find somebody to help him because so it's not a 2 on one   situation.   But,   when they I was actually there the year that they integrated women   in the military. So I went to boot camp in   1993,   and,   there was no women. There was women in the military, but they weren't in   combat. They weren't in the training with the men. They were in isolated roles.  

And,   then in 1994,   Bill Clinton came along and said, don't ask, don't tell.   And also,   started the process   of putting,   integrating the women into the   military heavily   and getting their training with men.   So the first thing I noticed immediately because I had just come from training on the other side of it was how much easier the training suddenly got. Like, your group runs, it wasn't a group run anymore. It was a group run as fast as the girls could run. Like, because if because it has to be a unit. And so we're the guys are at a they're at a like, damn, you're doing a power walk,   and the girls are like,   well, the guys aren't getting in shape.  

They aren't gaining. Because during that time, if you were just took them girls out, they would have pushed the guys the guys   way hard, and the guys would have got faster and faster.   Well, at no point were the guys even being stressed.   They're basically power walking like an old woman.   And so   it this immediately started   hampering the military   extremely.   But what it show what it shows is is in no way does an average woman against an average man or an elite fighter, elite athlete against a elite athlete.   There's zero comparison between men and women.   And in any and so as far as military wise, that should never happen.  

And I have a whole lot of other reasonings why I don't think that they should be voting   nor,   in the typical workplace. But here's the funny thing is is even since women   gained fought and gained the rights to work,   they still do mostly   the same jobs that they were doing before that.   The one of the big things that's happened is is we, as a country,   has shifted to a service industry country instead of a manufacturing.   We don't make anything. We sit on the phone. And, yeah, they're exactly as good at sitting on the phone as men are.   100%,   probably better.  

99%   chance that they're better at it.   Now   there's other things in welding. I I can believe that women could do welding in certain situations.   There's other areas you're gonna have a hard time convincing me that they can even do it. Even though they can run the bead, you do something like when I was at one point, I was building dump boxes   for,   dump trucks. When you buy a dump truck, it's just a bare   truck   and somebody builds that dump body,   custom, puts on all the hydraulics, custom, and all that. Well, I didn't build the box itself. I put it on the truck, welded all the the hinges, put the hydraulics in, did all that shit.   Well, the guys who welded it,   they would step out of the   what from welding in the summer,   and they would look like they were gonna die.  

And there was literally sweating through their leathers, and they would just take a a 5 gallon bucket of water and pour it over themselves   and then drink as much water as they could   before it takes some salt tablets before going back into that shit.   And I have yet to see a woman that won't fold under same set conditions.   Like I said, certain welding jobs, I a 100% believe that they can do it and they could even exceed, man.   But those jobs are the only the ones where somebody else has set a machine up for them, loaded up the metal for them. All they're doing is sitting there doing this. Yeah. You know, making a back and forth zigzag or maybe a figure 8 if they're being fancy about it or whatever. They're just pushing a puddle.  

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Two questions now. Is Kamala Harris built like a dump truck?   And I forgot the second question. Oh, what is her what is Kamala Harris' military record?   The white dudes for Harris are jumping into to Zoom rooms, and they're talking about the excitement of having a female   president.  

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Does she have a military record? I've never heard of it.  

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I don't know. Is she going to be commander in chief?  

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Well, that's, but that's but you know what?   That one's a hard one when you got Trump who was a draft dodger. Sure. You can't really throw   her being commander in chief  

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when that one's gonna go right back into his face because he literally fucking dodged the draft. With and, like, he's like, what's going on? If we have a female president named Kamala Harris,   everyone's gonna call her commander in, and the USA will never live that down.  

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That is a fact.   That is a fact.   And I agree. But at the last presidential   election,   even when you added in Bernie,   fucking,   like, Bernie Biden   and fucking Trump were all draft dodgers. You're like, Jesus Christ. How many of these fucks get to be commander in chief? In my opinion,   a draft dodger should automatically   be   done. You can't you can't be commander in chief. Are you fucking serious?   You're good enough to not you weren't good enough to catch bullets, but you're good enough to tell other dudes to no chance. That automatic that should be an automatic disqualifier for commander in chief if you dodge the draft. I'm not saying you had to serve in the military.   I'm just saying that if that, if that was something that you were supposed to do and you got out of it,   you are also disqualified as president,   in my opinion.  

Like, to me, the the number of draft dodgers in the last 15   years, so last 4 cycles, is absolutely disgusting to me.   That that's just a normal thing. Between draft dodgers and   disbarred lawyers,   that's, like, our only presidential candidates anymore.   Like, did you draft the dodge, or are you a disbarred lawyer?  

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So if we could get some white dudes for Harris to join us on a Tuesday night to give us the reasons why   women should be on the ballot and why women should vote for other women on the ballot.   However you identify as a woman, that's up to you.  

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Is there an argument to be made? I feel like we're gonna have a hard time. I feel like John is   a lamb is making himself a lamb to the slaughter on this one, and we're gonna have a hard time finding   somebody in our circles   that is all about that.  

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Right. So the best argument from the dude himself in a Zoom room, the dude himself, Jeff Bridges.   He says a woman president,   that's exciting.   And that was about the best way he could sell. I can't agree disagree. That is exciting.   Exciting is not necessarily a pie a positive word. So we want a boring president who balances a budget, fills potholes,   lowers taxes,   gets things done,   bans TikTok. Is that a concern?   What does the president even do these days?  

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Golf?   They did argue about their golf scores a lot.  

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Travel overseas, visit walls.  

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Right in the middle of the the   argument about who has the better golf score.   If we were a real country, we would have revolted right then and there.   Like, just   boosh. Just like, fuck you guys.  

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Talk about golf again. But it's not funny. That was the question. We never saw Biden again.   And we never saw Biden again. I think you should get comfortable with the idea that Kamala is not gonna be the pick. I think just my algorithm with how shadow banned I am. And then I have one silly post on RFK Jr.   And this post has, like,   I don't even know, a 100,   400, 500 percent more engagement than anything else on my page.   And   the idea that I have anything that they will allow to be seen at all is wild to me. So just the way I can see my engagement, this thing is, like, every single day I open my Instagram, it's like a 100 new likes, a 100 new likes, a 100 and that's the amount they show you before they won't show you anymore.   And so it's just always this post. And so I'm like, they're pushing RFK.  

Like, they're pushing them. Joe Rogan's pushing them. And Joe Rogan, I always say, he's the trogan horse. He says it on the outskirts, so nobody knows how they heard it. So it's like Joe Rogan just backed RFK. And he's like, I didn't back RFK.   And, like, all that stuff about him fake backing Kamala came out, so he'd have to fix it and say, I'd actually back RFK.   So then a bunch of Democrats have to turn around and say, we back RFK too.  

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It's August 10.  

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Chance.   That voice of his  

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completely just basically ruins anything. We're saying his voice sounds different.   It sounds   it like, in the fake actor reality, the actor based reality we're in, the last RFK few speeches don't sound like that same fucking whisper we've been listening to.   Really? You guys have to scratch to a point where, yeah, where it's not distracting. I used to not be able to listen to him. Yeah. And now I have I haven't even noticed.   Where I'm like, are they modulating his voice?  

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So, like, a Stephen Hawking,   vocoder sort of voice thing that they're implementing into his microphone?  

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It's very likely or very possible anyway.  

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It would be easy. That would be easy. Cybernetic,  

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Neuralink president?   The bionic man president?  

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We all know that there's there's it's who manipulates   best. You know, that's what gets you know, it's it's a selection and, and and at best, the only chance in the system is who's manipulating   what better. It has nothing to do with with our voting. What's up, Billy?   The   it's absolutely ridiculous. But in that,   a guy that can't talk,   you know, that can't express himself well, that guy's got no chance.   They're basically putting him out there as a nod to us,   you know, at best. But then in that same guy   and, this is something we were just,   in that same guy,   the big problem is is they they set up this duality.  

So   in this duality,   you have crazy crazed libtards   or your pro Israel.   That's your 2 choices.   And so   which side do you wanna be? Do you wanna be the the hang your hang your nuts in front of little kids while you're dressed as a woman and read books to little kids while you got purple hair?   Or are you pro Israel?   And so they've really set that up. If you go back and look,   right before the presidential run,   right at the very beginning of it,   Kennedy went in front of, the senate   during one of the hearings for vaccines.   And,   during that hearing,   he took the, like, 20 minutes of his time to make sure everybody knew how pro Israel he is.  

Like, why are we even talking about that? And he went on and on about his family's done the most for Israel.   Well, the thing, there's nothing wrong with purple hair. There's effort. I appreciate the people that dye their hair like that because just like in nature, I like to know when things are toxic and poisonous, and I should stay the fuck away from them.   And so I appreciate, like, open signs   like that.  

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We call that  

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danger hair.  

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Yeah. That's about danger hair. And adults  

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with fun hair colors   have   generally been clowns.   I mean, that's why they would dye their hair a different color because they were acting   like a clown.   Professionally, it's very difficult to take it take a person without a natural hair color   seriously.   That's what we're that's what we're stating.   So for it to be 2024   and people with tattoos and facial piercing and pajamas and whatever whatever. It's just it's gotten so relaxed to the point where   we see it in customer service.   We see it in professional business. Everyone is so   relaxed   that nothing's getting done.  

Yeah.   We're all complaining that this is not fun.   We're frustrated.   We want adults   with abilities   in positions   getting the things done. That's that's the one that better pay and more productivity  

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beats pizza party and pajama Fridays.  

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I feel like I just was thinking of RFK   Junior, and I was thinking of Cheryl Hines, his wife. And I was like, I wonder if she's in a relation to John Carey and the Hines family. Gotcha. And so I started to look   it up. I feel like the Internet's been scrubbed because nobody else is asking this question that nobody else has even answered it on a Reddit thread.   And so I'm like, oh, if they're related to the like, if there's a relation to John Kerry and the Heinz family, and then we all get to one of those big corporations again. And it's like,   That's curious. That's like a legacy,   American family as big as the Kennedys.  



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How far away   how far away are we from electing Taco Bell as president of the USA?  

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Well, Jesse Ventura is running man,   and he he is backing Kamala.   And I keep reminding everybody   that Jesse Ventura, another wrestler   like The Rock, like Hulk Hogan,   and Great entertainers. Great entertainers. Running man, also was in a fake fight with Chris Kyle.   And so Chris Kyle was the fake American sniper who had a company called Craft International. And Craft International   was or c? A c. Craft International also has that predator logo that you might notice Anons have, but that was also all over Boston bombing. And then they blame these other 2 people set up a whole thing in Patriot Day. But,   Kraft International Chris Kyle gets quieted   on a shooting range, and then Kraft International shuts down.  

Interesting. So I always anytime Jesse Ventura comes up, it always makes me Boston bombing.   Like, my train of thought and the files in my head aren't organized.  

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So Patriot Day being the day of remembrance for,   of the 11th day of 9th month of September?  

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That was just the day that the Boston bombing   was. I think it was called Patriot's Day in Boston.  

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They're big on Patriots in Boston.  

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They're so whiny about it. They was the means in patriotism.   Right. We party about it.  

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And that was another joker psyop that they did to us, like the movie theater shooting, like the clown standing around,   the kid who was the youngest kid who shut down the whole city of Boston for them to find him, his name was Jokar,   like, so close that it was just like, here we are again with this word.  

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Oh,   wow.  

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And you could theorize that the Trump card was   the Joker.  

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Oh, wow. Yeah. Joker's wild.  

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When Joker beats Trump   at most games.  

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Are we playing crazy to get to that lion's gate?   88.  

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Yeah. They really that's really definitely a different Jesse Ventura to come out for democratic elites.   Jesse Ventura literally,   was against any   mainstream and big time stuff.   His,   run as governor,   he ran off a $50 vote or $50   donations from the public, and,   he wouldn't accept no big time money in any way, shape, or form,   blah blah blah.   His commercials were literally   wrestling dolls dressed up in suits against the other ones, and he's like,  

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like the fringe candidate wearing the suede jacket with the fringe on it. Fringe fringe. Fringe. Totally fringe.  

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Like and for him to come out in the favor of the democratic elites,  

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He had a TV show called conspiracy theory.  

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Yeah.  

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Yeah. Yeah. He is the same. I will say it again. He is Joe Rogan questions nothing.   Joe Rogan had a show, which was the exact same show. They probably use the same footage in the same interviews   that,   Jesse   Ventura's conspiracy theory was it was Joe Rogan questions everything.   And so you have both these guys that have those fringe ideas. They probably both hung out with Alex Jones on the reg. So another guy that I would probably say is Mossad.   So it's just interesting to me.  

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Reg as in regular or reg as in reg as in red as  

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in female president? Heels have to turn at the same time. It's like a desperation   move. Like, all the agents, what if we get Alex Jones and Jesse Ventura to back Kamala? Then obviously, they'll all come.   They're conspiracy   theorists.   Jesse's a conspiracy theorist.  

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Oh, man. He's like the original conspiracy theorist. And what he said held credence because he was a navy seal and all that. That's what he always would talk about, that same Alex Jones voice.  

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Yeah. Yeah. And the one that had any say so that was against his. Well, they didn't serve.  

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Although it's funny how he's actually kinda become Nick Nolte.   You're like,   one time I was in Vietnam, and I like hot dogs.   Nicotine, naughty? Are you like not not just hot dogs. You gotta have relish on your hot dogs.   I'd say, you know what? That was what we did in Vietnam.   You didn't you   only a gook would eat a hot dog with no relish.   You're like, Jesus Christ, Nick Knowlty. What the fuck just happened?   Right?   The government sucks to get you. The government does not stock relish, but it does stock cheese and hot dogs.   That should tell you that you should be stocking relish.  



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Then you definitely need to stock toilet paper.  

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Well, what do you even need toilet paper for if you don't have relish?  

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Here's a, some paper you could use to wipe with. This is a Jesse Ventura with Dick Russell book called demo Crips and Re Blood Lekins   updated to include the 2020 election. No more gangs in government.  

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That's interesting. That certainly sounds like a guy that understands that it's 2 rings of the same bird, that it's   one singular problem.  

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Interesting. It grows here. Caterpillars.  

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Oh, wow. They're   magnificent caterpillars.  

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They are. Yes.   Now he's got a new book out.   I don't know how new it is. Newer than this 2012   book. Jesse Ventura's Marijuana Manifesto, a New York Times best selling author   of the aforementioned   book. This is his   marijuana manifesto. He's wearing a tie dye shirt on the cover.  

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Nick Nolte's teeth do smoke   meth with RFK's voice.   Is is he on your own voice?   48 hours was a great movie. Eddie Murphy was hilarious back in   the eighties,   but   though not watch Eddie Murphy movies now,   he is absolutely   he is at of course, he's selling THC edibles.   You know? Because that's the the the new rich thing and the so anybody that was a bit rebellious and against the system, that's just what they do now is sell fucking   it's they own all the pot farms, whether it's   James Belushi   or Mike Tyson   or any of those guys. They gotta make sure that none of us get a chance to make money in a upcoming system. It's always gotta be the fucks that have money that get to make money.   Gross.  



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He's got his fringe jacket on. He's got his   native American beadwork   and his navy seals t shirt.  

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Like, you're getting navy seal money and WWF   money   and governator money and all that shit. You know? Let somebody else make some pot money, bro.  

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Yeah.   Well, hopefully, he's getting getting robbed on the reg.  

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Tax by his own government?  

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Tax by his own government.  

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Oh, Jackson.  

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't even live in America anymore.   You know? And then tries to make that out like that's something that he does   in order because,   you know,   similar to, like,   somebody legit, like,   what's her name that we were talking about last week? Shit. Cynthia McKinney. Cynthia McKinney. Oh, Cynthia McKinney. Trying to make it out like a Cynthia McKinney statement. Like, he's been so anti system that he can't even live here. Like, whatever, dude.   Whatever, dude. You and Steven Seagal, you have entered Steven Seagal level with your shit.   It did mess up everything when it became legal. And then the funny thing is is here in California,   like,   they didn't so before it be was legal,   they only had so much money   to do busts,   and everybody was illegal.  

Well, then,   so and that money had to get sent to the cops.   Well, now that it's legal,   it falls under the purview of things like the EPA   and all these other   and the egg and all these other different things, and they have infinitely more money. So now there's so many more busts than there was when it was illegal.   There's more people that get busted now that it's legal, but the people that don't are the ones that they like.   And even the ones that are actually legal,   a lot of times the cops come and accidentally cut their stuff down. And even though they were legal and, oh, Paul, we're so sorry. But the ones that they're friends with, that never happens   to. So all it is is they've just make sure,   that nobody,   is gonna ever make money that they don't approve of for making money.  

And, like, Utah, the first state where cannabis   failed,   they literally said, like, only 2 or 3 companies would get to distribute it and grow it, and everybody else was just gonna be consumer level. And that's why the vote failed on it because they were like, no. You're not taking all of it away from us. They were honest.   Yeah.   John Alger.   Esbalger.  

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That's me, Esbalger.   Esbalger. You are. Especially you and my friend, Jenny. All very happy to see your face, Jenny. Hello. Hello, s b.  

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I would say welcome to the spiders, but   it's not my house.  

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Yeah. I think you are an official spider, so any one of us can welcome you. Be like,  

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oh, do you want a drink? Hey, Ben. Can I get us be a drink?  

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Then this is I've literally been in that situation in other people's houses before. Dude, I'm so glad you're here. Jim, aren't you thirsty? I'm gonna give him some of your stuff. That's cool. Right?  

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I'll be like, Jim, are you thirsty? And he's like, no. I'm good. Rachel, can you get I'm not thirsty. It's fine.   Was I was seeing if you were thirsty. I don't need anything extra. It just shows me that you're naturally an excellent host,  

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hostess.  

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And we had company we had company yesterday, the poor guy. My wife, you know, we don't have that much company, and he's a real cool guy. So my wife was doing such a good job being a hostess.   The poor guy, like, fucking here rolled out of our house. She's, like, trying to send him with food on the way out. He's like,   no. No more.  

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Yeah.  

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He apologized for it out   there. Eyes up over at his house earlier today, and he has apologized. I'm like, no. I get it, man. She's just   we're we're not offended. She's just trying to be a good host. You know?   A little overly experienced.  

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We we were, we were too good of a host to ourselves this afternoon, and that's why I'm late. I fell asleep, and I woke up, and I'm like, oh god.   What day is it? What's my name? I should probably try to wake up and participate in life and not go to bed at 5:30 or 6 o'clock and then try to sleep all night so that I can wake up at 3:45   AM and be like, alright. Looks like here we go. We're gonna round dog the early morning hours.   What now?  

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And and absolutely,   Sheree,   when,   the market moved from a lot of small growers   to a couple of very large growers,   a 100% that ruined it. Now we're talking about   before that,   the majority of good cannabis was,   you know, the grower had under a 100 plants. It was basically artisanal.   It was well taken care of, and now it's all commercialized.   They're using the worst quality products in order to maximize money. They don't care about the the quality of the product in and of itself. Whatever   whatever looks best to punch out to the,   community and has the most bag appeal   is what's gonna go.  

And you could definitely go to back to the black market and find   quality that's 10 times   the quality that you'll find in any dispensary,   because it's some guy that grew 8 plants   and was singing to his plants and out there, you know, giving them   banana fermented banana tea with all these different things in there   and and seaweed   and biochar,   and he's out there wiping the leafs off every day. You can't you can't do that shit on a commercial basis.   And so when they move to these giant commercial operations   and cut out mom and pops,   the quality went.  

Yeah.  

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Yeah. We we used to go 20 plants at a time. They'd listen to country music on the radio, all kinds of stuff.   Yep. Or sometimes my buddy come and change it over to to   a Christian music radio or or,   what you call it, classical music, you know, but we'd always switch it back that in our opinion, me and my homeboy in the wheelchair, we thought they did best with just the regular country station. They seemed happiest. You know?  

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Part of the reason that it's showing up as metal is we all have metals and so do all plants. If you go look at the cellular salsa things, it's and then you start looking at the chemical breakdowns, a lot of it's metal.   So, you know, that kind of thing is just jackass, ish, and it's something that our community got really into.   But the fact is is,   your body's full of metals   that are supposed to be there.   There's a couple that are toxic. Do you need a shit ton of aluminum in your body? No. No.   But do you need iron? Yeah. Iron's what draws in the oxygen   and is able to make your hemoglobin.  

You've got all kinds of metals and they do all kinds of things. The same thing applies to plants Now, when it gets weird   is when you get it down to its, chemical derivative   and you take the organic out of it. So a lot of people don't even really know what organic means. What organic means is that there's a carbon molecule   locked up a carbon molecule locked up into the entire molecule.   And so then the plant has to do some kind of work, like have its own active biome   in order to eat up and break out that carbon,   and then digest it and get rid of it, and then take and incorporate that mineral in. Well, they're making these chemically pure minerals,   which don't have the carbon in there, so that's able to be incorporated into the plant directly. But what we're finding out is is that's causing a whole lot of problems. Like, when you put direct nitrogen into the soil, it binds with everything because before the carbon was making that a stable molecule, it's extraordinarily unstable   as a pure molecule, so it just starts snatching on to whatever, and it tears the entire biome up.  



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And how can we use that knowledge to open our doors of perception?   He is the sofa king. He will hump anything.   Well, JT Vance is kind of a cutie, isn't he? To use that, I'll just start rolling. Chicken medium man's ever seen.  

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Either,   you,   grow yourself   organically   or   you purchase from somebody that you know as best you can   that they are. And you start you stop going   to these,   highline places that have super nice packaging.   Like, when you buy shit from some farm ass that's doing it right and doing it organic, and he comes up to you with a fucking mason jar with Sharpie written on it, don't fucking don't go,   that's not in a pretty package.   No. But what in it's high quality?   Like, quit doing shit like that. Quit being visual about everything.   Your stomach don't care what it looked like,   either does your mouth.  



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That's how you For me, if I had political power, that's one of the things I would do. I would put a huge petition out to get people used to the idea of carrying their own container to carry their stuff away and just eliminate the packaging fucking scam everywhere.   Fucking everywhere.   Like, you want fucking cereal? Then you're gonna get the fucking bulk cereal, and we're not even gonna give you a plastic bag to put it in. Bring your shit with you to the fucking to the storehouse,   and let's fucking get   a ritual   where you have a container that you keep your cereal in. You bring it to the fucking general store to get your shit. Whatever you're gonna buy from the store, you have a way to carry it away and just eliminate. You know, you want a new smartphone?  

We're not gonna send you a fucking   $32 packaging   setup with all the print   and the raised lettering and gold and fucking extra fucking   shiny plastic wrap and silver plastic wrap for the special part and all that shit out. You bring yours to us. We fucking take it. We say, yeah. That works. We hand you the fucking other one. And if it comes with a little charger and doodad, you fucking get handed that to you. That's it.   Because that shit puts everybody underwater. They don't realize how greatly we as we're so visual as people   that Yep. It fucking fools you, you know.  

Oh, my brand new baseball cap came in a beautiful gold box. That means it's worth the money I spent on it. Now it's worth $85.  

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Did you get a white dude or Harris cap?  

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All of those. Good. I'll I'll get that if I can get the triple,   parentheses   around white leads, for sure. I'd wear it.  

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If in Florida,   marijuana   and if you just were to throw seeds of marijuana, it would take off here. It might become an invasive   species of plant here, like really quickly.   And that's part of the,   if they they don't want us to know that.   That's probably part of the nerves of why it's taking so long. And once Florida tips, it's federal it'll be federally legal probably in the same year.  

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Because it's like it's called weed.  

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Yeah. It'll just grow everywhere.  

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No. We used to have one plant that we would intentionally torture, and a lot of the time, it would yield a more significant high, a different kind of high. We'd break it or bend it over or mess with it. We'd let it, you know, not water it as much, over water it, do all kinds of shit to mess with it.   Because,   I mean, if you can't grow some brand of the hemp plant, then maybe you should maybe gardening is not your thing because they're invincible.   Yeah. It's not like not like having a fucking orchid or something. It's a great platform. You've already got one vote.  

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So that puts you ahead of  

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Kamal Harris? And I can't believe it's not already federally legal. They're they're absolutely   ignoring the fact that more than half the country has voted for it and legalized it. More than half the country plan.   Yeah. They got some secret plan for when they're gonna do it. Yeah. They're playing the game. And this is how you know that we moved away from a republic.   Because the way a republic works is you vote on laws.   Now we vote on people.   We don't vote on laws.   And fucking so we know this is all bullshit. We aren't in a republic that we started out in. And they and the thing is   is to sell the majority on this always was gonna work. Because even just the basic idea of democracy.  

Like, hey.   There's one owner in all you 30 workers. That one owner says one thing, like, you should get up at 8, but don't you guys wanna just sleep in and fuck that owner? Like, don't you guys wanna vote? There's more of you. That's literally all democracy ever was.   And fucking so it was real easy to sell that to people. And now all these people who have no business making decisions   all think that they gotta say so should have a say so in making decisions,   and they shouldn't.   Like, in no and only in a fucking absolute retarded world   does an 18 year old that's never done anything,   has zero skills,   get the same say so as somebody who's a realized person that runs a business, owns property,   does things like that,   in a only in a fucking ass backwards world that those 3 2 people get the same say so in the future of things.  



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That's right.  

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In Florida, you can vote yes on amendment 3, and that will legalize,   marijuana in the state. A   funny part about it is the pushback about legalizing it is they're telling people vote no on it. It's gonna raise   cost. Like, they're just selling people.   Like, what are you talking about? How would it do any of those things?   Wild.  

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That that shows you that the marijuana lobby is already strong and in existence and has an idea of what they prefer.   And they're like, alright. Send out the robots.  

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Do something. The giant that the only giant that can take out pharmaceuticals.   It's the only one that you can   directly help somebody pretty quickly that they can drop their pill   for some kind of strain or mix of terpenes of marijuana.   And so it's like the idea that you could grow your medicine in your yard   is   that is   the it just collapses. It, like, takes the foundation.  

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Also, the the the, lobby industry of the cannabis has an inordinate   amount of power.   And they have that because   the proponents of that industry have an inordinate amount of expendable money.   Right, that they don't know where to put it. You know? So true.  

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So,  

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like, you've never had money in in your life before. You don't know a fuck at all about investments. You're like, but now I got a $100. What do I do? Like   Yeah. I got   for yourself.  

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On my neck the other day,   and it's   swollen up huge. It was so itchy, and I put calamine on it. Didn't do anything.   Tried a couple different things. Nothing worked. And I put some RSO on it.   Instantly, like, within 5 minutes, it stopped itching,   and then the swelling went, like, all the way down.   Just amazing.   It was, like,   within, like, 10 minutes, it was I looked like a normal guy again   from a wasp sting on my neck. It's pretty cool. I definitely recommend it for  

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topical use.   So RGZ,   I understand what you're saying that,   in a lot of a lot of states, what they've done is if it's not in a sealed type package,   that they will hit you for a DUI type situation   with your cannabis.   The easy way around that, brother, is is you just go on this fucking site called Amazon,   and you order yourself a package of them stickers,   and they bulk print them. And it'll just say Rx. This is for, you know, medical use only. Blah blah blah. And just like those of us that fucking go to these fucking events   and you wanna sell a product, you just put it in a bag, you stick one of them fancy stickers on there, cost about half a penny a piece. Yeah. Stick it on the little bag, and now that it's now a sealed container.  



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And you could even go next level, and you could get a container that says that it's not even weed, that it's just fake weed. And you could just stick it in something called, like, busty Buddha   and put it in the package with a thing. And then if you you not that I would suggest this, but you would just be like,   no, officer.   That's a different delta.  

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Yep.   Yep.   Actually, the way all. The governor of South Dakota certificate of authenticity  

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authenticity for things. Right? Like,   back to the visual thing.   The if I send you a certificate that says this is authentic,   it it defaults the brain to believing it unless you're skeptical. And even then, it still has some effect on you. So it it works on all of us. We're all that way. The autograph is now much easier to pass off as legit because it comes with a gold foil stamp and a signature.   You know? And it's the same for your weed. It's the same for anything.   Yep. We're That's why the open container you dump your your you don't you don't carry the beer. You at least put a koozie on it or you dump it into a the 44 ounce,   Styrofoam cup with a straw. Now even if you smell like beer, people don't think about beer because, visually, they don't see a beer. You know?  



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Yeah. Same thing with the bums back in the day. They used to it used to be the brown bag drink, and it's like it was illegal to fucking drink alcohol openly in public. But if you had it   in public, but if you had it in a brown bag, you were safe. Like, we all know it's fucking liquor in that bag. So all the grocery stores used to sell everything in a brown bag to accommodate that that whole thing. It works.   Yeah. Oh, I can't see the liquor bottle even though I know it's liquor, but now it's okay because I can't see the box. You were a little stud bag kid getting your soda in a brown bag, just drinking it.  

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Yeah. The drink, oh, jeba.  

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I got candy, cigarette, your fucking brown bag drink. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm rolling the cops.  

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I'm being in the dog, stumble around. Right? Go stumble on the intersection. I'm like, oh, woah. What's up? Isn't it funny when you're a kid, though, how much older you think you look when you're, like, a little 10 year old. Another thing, me and my brother would go to other countries   and pretend because the way their languages sound to us. So then we'd pretend we were speaking another language because how could they possibly know what, like, all the languages in the world sound like? So we'd be like, gibley gobbly goop, gobbledygookabble.   And we   like, adults are like, these little assholes.  



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Gibberish sounds the same to all of us, you fuckhead.   That's right. Exactly.  

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No. It's one of my favorite things to catch little kids trying to lie and just, like, encourage it, like, go with this. Like like, man, you are overconfident   because   we've been fucking around, you know, 10 times as long as you've been alive, we've been here, and you think you can just blow some shit past us. We're not gonna be suspicious of anything you say. Right?   Oh, they're always terrible lies too. Yeah. Oh, exactly. I'll go with them all the way to the point, like, it's all good. I completely believe you. I think you're right. I'm just gonna text your mom real quick to make sure it's cool.  

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And just watch him walk. I can't   hell. I go, shit. Shit. Don't you don't know to but but but like, what? What's wrong? I mean, you know, your whole story pans out. Right?  

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If it's a kid I really like, I'll tell him. Like, you sound stupid as fuck. And if you're gonna lie, you're gonna have to work on it. I'll give you some tips. I don't recommend lying. It's the worst thing you can do. No one will fucking trust you ever again. But if you're gonna lie, you need to move over into these default categories. You need to vague up all the shit you're talking about. No specific anything. You cannot be specific. Too many details.   You imply things and get the other person to say what you want and then agree with that, but don't fucking come up with a story. That shit doesn't work. You know? Making up a story is dumb. You're you're not lying. You're just acting stupid.  

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There was a commercial Don't do it. Don't lie. When I was a kid and it was brought to you by the Church of Jesus Christ in Latter day Saints. And it was, you tell one lie, it leads to another. You tell 2 lies to cover for each other.   Yeah.  

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Brought to you by the Church of Jesus Christ in Latter day Saint. It hit me hard when I was at a meeting after it was after an   NA meeting with my dad.   And, this lady said,   it was probably when I was 13 years old, and it fucking has stuck with me like it was yesterday. She said, you know, I love telling the truth because I don't have to remember what I said. And it just hit me like, hey, you know, not that I was ever big into lying myself, but   we've all been around people that have a problem with lying.   And so then you watch them. They're fucking cogwheeling. They're just peddling.  

Like,   see, I told so and so this and I kinda told so and so the same thing, but I slightly modified it. And this is what really happened, but I'm trying to hide that. And you have this whole fucking litany of shit that you're trying to keep in order. You know? You gotta cheat with your mom.  

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And they start telling you a story,   and you're   like, that's my story.  

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Yeah.  

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I'm sorry. That was me. I've had that happen to me and just talk to people. Though in real life. I told you that.  

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How many other people have you told that to? Right. Exactly.  

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Fucking weird. Who the what president what political candidate   is running right now that they they've accused quite a bit of doing the same thing. Like, you tell that dude a story, and he fucking he will just own it. Like, don't tell that dude your story. If it's a good one, it's his story now.   Like  

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Oh. Sounds familiar. I don't remember it. Yeah. Exactly.   That's why I laugh when people freak out about, comedians or musicians accusing each other of stealing. Like, well, what do you think they're doing? Of course, they're stealing all of this stuff.  

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I mean, it's Or somebody stole your joke about the airport.   Like, when a comedian   talks about the airport, I'm like, when did you come up with this?   Like, this is how big your life story is because all you're doing is going from hotel to airport, hotel to airport, hotel to airport.   Everybody flies. This will be real funny.  

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Yeah. Exactly. Then you, you know, then you get some variety and they talk about being in the bathroom. Like, well, I can relate to being in the bathroom. It happens to me sometimes 4 or 5 times a day depending on what I ate. So   yeah.  

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That's why it's a regular topic here on the show. It's a normal   topic.  

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Well, hey. That's why comedy's devolved into just   vulgarity, basically.   Like, It is. Absolutely.   Decency and comedy at all. It's just all self deprecating vulgarity.  

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You know how much better comedy would be if they had to go volunteer   and travel?   You're obligated. You gotta go to the food bank, and you have to go over to to the nursing home, and then the jokes would improve because they'd be like, oh, fuck. Yeah. I got some Alzheimer's shit. Joe Rogan started the joke theft thing.  

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Oh, really?  

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Yeah. I would say he started it with Carlos Mancilla and started a big rift. He actually got kicked out of the Comedy Store for a long time. So it was already set up for him to have his own comedy club.   This was already the riff that was created because and a lot of people   stood up for Carlos Mancia, but,   Joe had his cronies,   who are the same cronies he pushes now.  

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Yeah. I would say it's similar to when,   this is interesting, Cheney, because, I call it paralleling when they intentionally break something off from the regular thing and they make a new thing that's almost the same but different enough that it omits or is dishonest about certain things.   Penn and Teller, they created a huge rift and created their own niche, their own parallel to the whole world of comedy.   I mean, magic,   same thing. They created a controversy. Right? Because I remember when, because it was a known fact that comedians rob each other of their jokes. I mean, this isn't some new thing, but they keep it under their hat.  

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They don't bring it out. You don't talk about it on stage. You have a joke, you tell. And then how am I gonna tell it like a lesbian?   And how is   so and so gonna tell it like a black woman? And how is so and so gonna tell it like a Mexican? So it's not like a huge   it's easy almost to write your whole the beginnings of your comedy set to get out. You can almost be Amy,   whatever her name was, and steal as long as it's you're stealing from men and changing it to your   view. So who's gonna notice that? It's, like, the same way as, like, the hook in the song. And everyone's like, oh my gosh. This I love p. Diddy and every step you   take, every move you make, I'll be watching. You're like, that's Sting.  

It's that same idea. It's like, if enough time passes, no one's gonna notice.   CA I thought it was part of John Leeza write some bops. Z z z top.   The truth God cannot have a Christian band write good music for nothing, but the Mossad and the CIA,   bangers.  

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I love the idea of Mossad agents all standing around the engineering board. You know, they're turn up the vocals just a little bit, man. Just a smidge. Just one just a RCH. I wanna hear that again. Play that back.  

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I have pictures of priests from various religious traditions walking through server rooms and blessing the computers. I wonder if there are certain preset plus the   recording rooms and the the sound mixer and the microphones.  

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You know there are. I've seen them throwing holy water on machine guns. They better be blessed in the tracks.   That's one of my favorite conspiracies to turn people on back in the day. If you look close at all your food, there's kosher   sigils. The kosher food conspiracy, like, people be like because it was when you could, like,   grab anything   or anything out of your cabinet and look close and I'll show you. And there's, like, 30 or 50 or 60 different symbols and they're like, what does this mean? I said that means Kosher attacks. The rabbis are standing at the end of the assembly line. And if you don't have that on there, then all them same people are like, we really can't do business with you. So it's just a little bit of a shake down here, You know? We wanna make sure that you didn't, you know,  

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boil this baby cow in its own mother's milk. So This is kind of crazy though to me that I never even it kind of blows my mind that it seems simple.   We tell   everyone in our   village to not eat a certain animal,   and then that animal becomes popular for everyone else. That's the best animal to put the chemicals in.   No one in our village eats that animal. That's right.   I don't know. And isn't there a story in the Bible about the demons being cast into the pigs?  

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Yep. Yeah.  

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Absolutely. And that's the the the one of the secret meanings of that is that he was in,   you know, the deeper meaning has nothing to do with the story. Right? It has to do with your heart. But the the surface level meaning that was a clue that he's dealing with gentiles in that situation because the Jews wouldn't have been raising no pigs. So, obviously, he's gone off far enough away from, like you said, from his own village and all the the people to be around the gentiles, and that's why they would be raising pigs. Yeah.   So if you keep lying what he said is true. If we if we're definitely agreeing that we're avoiding this one,   then we can definitely influence fucking with that one because we know we're not gonna fuck with it. So then everyone else who is using it, we could watch, see what happens to them. If you combine the word boy and girl, you might get a word that sounds like goi. Is there anything to that?  



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What does that word even mean? And are those coaches everyone they them. Goi. Goi. You you can't you can't convince me that the goi doesn't come from golem.   I don't think so I think golem,   a golem is a a stone golem. Made out of mud or clay. Uh-huh.   And in so many of it, they call they say it's clay pots.   And so what they think they're calling us basically is is   clay bodies   like them.   Yeah. Pod, Ed. Yeah.   The clay bodies just like them, but they're claiming that we don't have a soul. And that only the Hebrews,   have souls.  



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We're just like glass jars   holding souls?  

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Exactly.   Well, I mean, really, that's deep, meaning, because that ties to the clip off.   You know, they they call that the shells. That's the the the shadow side of the kabbalistic tree   that it's actually representative of the empty shells.   So the tree of life itself is a thing, and then the reverse side that most people don't know much about   is the empty shells of the thing. So then it could be filled. It could be treated differently.  

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That's almost like MPCs.  

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Alright. Well, we we know for sure that there's definitely   it's popular to think of,   some of the more elitist and strict of that sect definitely   openly talk about, like, oh, yeah.   Our chattel, our slaves, our little NPCs that we get to own, we're just waiting for our messiah to come so we can get to that stage, you know. But there's other rules, like, don't wear mixed fabrics. And  

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So look look at where we're at now with, like, plastic in our clothes and all this stuff and or even would it be good for you to have a silk shirt on and wool  

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pants? Like, even that little bit of mix, what would your body read on? Your body to different things. So, I mean, that's the to me, that's the hardest part about all this kind of stuff is that there's a grain of truth or an angle   where maybe it's all good, but it's not that simple that now we default to it and and rubber stamp everything.  

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But it's like that same thing. If all the rules have weight, then we maybe shouldn't eat you pigs.   Like I ain't no pig. Can you get some cookie on it? That's where everything comes from.  

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Yeah. I'm not eating no pig. Gross.  

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Put some pineapple on it. Not a problem. Throw it on a pizza.   Not a problem.   People eat that stuff right up.  

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Yeah. I I think that a pig would be a good example for the science experiment to start the idea, like,   let's make it so that if you wanna eat pig, you have to be involved in the slaughter of the pig. You know? I mean, I think you should be involved somewhat in the raising of the pig also, but at least the slaughter. So at least once a year, you gotta go and you gotta put the bolt in the pig's head or you gotta cut his throat and make sure he's pulling up by his hind legs so the blood drains out. That's kosher.  

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That's how you kosher kill something.  

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Yeah. Right.  

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Yeah. Kosher and cut its throat and let its blood drain out so it can watch its own blood. And then rules against strangulations  

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so that the blood doesn't become   adrenalized. You know?   I mean, it really in that in those old scriptures, it says don't eat blood at all. You know? You're supposed to drain completely clean the blood out of things. So the idea of having a yummy delicious rear  

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bloody steak is off the list. Like, that's not not okay. K. Christie gets full blood steak. She likes it to be as  

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fucking not drained. I used to. I mean, I don't want it tartar,   and but I have ordered it seared before back in the day. You know? You put it on the hottest label. My favorites.  

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Shit.  

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I ate so much raw meat. And my mom used to feed us some raw steak when we were kids. You know? If we'd insist on having you know, I can't you know, obviously, you can't eat raw chicken. That's not advisable. But my mom used to be like, you guys are hungry and you're begging? Here. Here's the meat, and we just chew   that. Okay.  

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Yeah. The problem with the chimp pig hybrid theory and polymathing   is that they the our understanding   of DNA   is absolute trash.   So when you look,   if I remember correctly, it's only like   something like 6% of DNA is actually coded.   It's a very tiny amount of DNA that we have any understanding of. And of that 6%,   we match with this. So   94   or whatever,   95,   9 even if it was 90   percent of DNA, they have no idea what it is, what it does.   It does something for sure. Like, but they call it junk DNA.   So of the stuff that they understand,   which the only way that they under come to understand something that they don't is through   pattern recognition.  

It's the same way that they decode languages, things like that. It's pattern recognition.   So there has to be enough of this pattern   for them to recognize, so they need various samples.   And so it's only this tiny   percentage that they understand that matches up.   95%   of your DNA,   and and then on top of that,   whatever other percentage   doesn't match of this other DNA, all of that doesn't match you to a pig or a chimp or a a monkey or a donkey   or any of these other fucking stories.  

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Nobody's gonna say anything. We're gonna go for the uncomfortable silence after No. I've heard that. I understand. You're trying to see if there was a a kosher symbol on this, can of nonalcoholic beer, but I I'm going to let it go. I think it's not. So I found my koozie, but it doesn't fit my kombucha.  

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So I don't know what to do with it.  

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But I will to comment on what Ben was saying, I wasn't I wasn't paying 1.   Put your pair in your koozie.   I I think that   what Ben just described is a good example of   most excuses why we end up in a vague, vague area and led astray from what might be the knowledgeable of it because I know he went to school for it and he's even working towards his doctorate. Knowledgeable of it because I know he went to school for it and he's even working towards his doctorate. So if I have a serious question,   I can ask him specifics, but him giving me the answer now I'm just leaning on his authority.   I'm not to understand, I would have to go and study DNA science   and decide if I agree or believe in what they're teaching 1st and foremost. And then once I take some of it and agree that I think it's logical and reasonable, I'd have to memorize or reference that stuff to know.  

And so then we get information,   and we say it leads to this. We think it means this. We you don't know enough to know if it means that. And so then if you believe it, you go past that signpost without   reminding yourself that you need extra knowledge to truly be informed,   then it's easy to imagine whatever they're selling or whatever the you know? Oh, pigs and monkeys, that's you know? I mean, I enjoy the theory of   human beings are,   you know, creations   of the the Nephilim monsters or whatever. You know? That there was the bigger, badder thing that made us as slaves or whatever. We're to work in the mines or we're a toy that they built. I don't mind that theory,   but I'm not   I'm not dishonest with myself about not having enough information to understand it. To suss it out, I don't have enough data.  

I'd have to study a lot before I could say it. I see how this really would work.  

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Even even they don't know because so much of this stuff is so weird. Like Polly is saying right there.   They're creatures that cross breed that we didn't realize they could cross breed. The whole theory that,   some of these hybrids can't or come out, sterile,   that's sometimes the case. That's not always the case. It all just depends on the hybrid.   And the the thing is is these hybrids are rare enough that they don't get a chance to cross breed a lot of times against each other. But it all depends on whether the father or the mother was the one,   donating certain genetics.  

When you look a lot of these like, when they tell you, like, ligers can't cross breed, that's not true. Ligers can breed sometimes.   A lot of them can't, but some of them can't. Even with clones,   when they tell you clones are born are sterile,   oh, in Oregon,   there's a a wild cap reserve   that is,   privately funded.   And in there, they have this cat that was the last cat of its kind in the world because this cat is an absolute nightmare.   It looks like a fucking house cat, and it will go into your herd of animals   and literally slaughter your entire herd of goats and sheep or whatever overnight. Like, you'll wake up and they have done nothing, but just for the sheer joy of it killed   everything. Obviously, was not a popular cat, and so it got wiped out down to 1 cat. Well, they cloned that cat,   and made it the opposite sex.  

That clone got impregnated by the one living cat and had a baby, and there's a clone baby, and I saw it at that preserve in Oregon. So even saying that clones are sterile, which is one of the come on, cats.  

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When you talk about cats, they're excited to be involved, man. They wanna be They're like, talking about us,  

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that,   so even where they tried passing off this story about, clones being,   sterile,   that's not true either. Like, there's so much we don't understand about the   physiology   and the and biology of things. It's not even funny.  

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Well, part of it's marketing too. Right? They there are cloning programs that they use for specific things that are in the public domain enough that they have to manage   the they have to do PR on it. They want to represent it a certain way. So if they have a lobby that wants you to think of cloning a certain way. And so they give it's just like people say, you can't put metal in the microwave.   Yeah. You can.   And there's there's actually ways to use a microwave   that if you look at the old recipes, there's ways to use a microwave where they say intentionally to put metal in there and warn you, don't let it touch the side. But people are fucking retarded.   So you can't,   tell them you have to be careful about how you use metal in the microwave. You have to put a hard fast rule because otherwise, they're gonna burn down their house. So it's the same with clothing. They're like, well, just tell them that it's impossible for them to reproduce   so that the PR is right when really they know   that anyone that gets involved in that, any kind of science, Ben knows, you can. There's a reason the old alchemy books have the time of the day, the month, where the stars are in the sky. It's different every time.  

There's no guarantee. Me and Jim trying to pour wax patterns, so many things can affect how the fucking wax is going into the mold and what how it's no guarantee at all. And sometimes the variable, like, what changed? We did it's the same as it was yesterday. That's what the humidity  

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Yeah. Exactly. Humidity. Exactly. It goes to the machine is this thing that you can't figure out that you can do it a 1000 times to get the same exact results.   And then there's some unknown weird   and detectable, as far as you know,   variable that takes place   in the anomalous situation, and you're like, fuck. Why didn't it work? Well, no shit.   Variable that was so, you   know,   unmeasurable  

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that you could not figure it the fuck out, but there was a variable there. No. I love that Jim said humidity because that's exactly it. If you're pouring wax patterns in fine art   and you're not sure what happened, you might go Static electricity  

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Exactly. Related to humidity.  

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That's right. You know, why is there a long string of bubbles right through across the whole pattern? This is gonna suck to fix. What happens? Like, well, you changed the the water that's floating around in the air. You wore socks today.  

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What emotional state are you in, and how does that influence things around you? Yeah. Absolutely. We're talking about mercury and Gatorade. If someone has a bad mood or they come to work with emotional disturbances,   and the fact that the machine doesn't work, could it be attributed to the employee with emotional disturbances causing   the so called,   poltergeist   like activity   in and around the shop in the office?  

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Oh, yeah.   Very possible.  

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Yeah. 100%.  

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If your grandma's in the kitchen crying and she's mad at her husband and she's making the cookies, that's going to affect you eating the cookies.   Mhmm. Yesterday, she made the cookies happy and excited and she was making them just for you. She was envisioning you eating them. But then tomorrow, grandpa pissed her off, and now she's mad at him and she's crying and the cookie dough making the cookies. It makes a difference and, you know, 2nd  

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can add energy in there. If you don't wanna make dinner and and and dinner   she it's, like, almost dinner time, and she don't wanna do it. And all of a sudden, she has to do it. She's all pissy about it. Oh, yeah. That food sucks. There's  

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no doubt. I'll cancel the order at any left restaurants.   Someone's in your group pisses off to cook If the dinner is a meal, I'm like, I'm out. I'm leaving. I don't want the food.  

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Scientists may have found a use for the terrible food item known as mayonnaise.   Can I run a science strike pass you on? Mayonnaise.  

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Wait. Wait. Are you a are you a a salad dressing on your sandwich kinda guy, Alan?  

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Salad dressing and maybe mayonnaise. It may be mayonnaise.   Could be.  

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Could we get a new tangent miracle whip?  

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Like mayonnaise. Mhmm. I use I use veginaise. I like veginaise.  

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Vegenaise?  

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K. Is planning to do any fusion? Veg, veg,  

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veginaise,  

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not vaginas. I think that's his Vaginaise.   This is this guy's here. Name is doctor vaginase  

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at  

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the department at La High doctor vaginase. La High University. University,   they were using Hellman's real mayonnaise   into a plexiglass   container for the creating the wave like perturbations   because they say that mayonnaise   behaves like a solid, but when subjected to pressure gradient, it starts to flow.  

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Yeah. It's a a non u non,   Non Newtonian?   Non Newtonian.  

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Yeah. So if you put stress on the mayonnaise, it starts to deform.   If you remove the stress, it goes back to its original shape. So that elastis   elastic phase followed by the the stable plastic phase   was used in some   experiment with fusion,   apparently.  

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Do you put mayonnaise on your Fig Newtons?   It's not Newtonian, so you can't.  

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That's right.  

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That's right. The 11th commandment.  

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Yeah. That's similar to, it's very similar to, like, starch, you know, starch and water.  

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Oh, yeah.  

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Where you can You can put that on a speaker and  

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You can you can have a a swimming pool full of starch and water. And if you run across it, your feet are hitting it really fast, and it becomes hard, and you'll   run across the top. But if you walk slowly   through   through it, it's a non Newtonian, so it doesn't follow the laws   of physics like we would think. And if you touch it softly, you fall into it. It's like a,   a shield   on, Dune. You know, they have the   Yeah. Yeah. The shields were the the Dune shields are non Newtonian. I never thought Non Newtonian. Yeah. You're the the the fast blade gets deflected, but the slow blade goes through.  

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Nice. Nice call. Hey, Orion.  

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Thought that was a lesson   love making.   Yeah. So way to a man's mayonnaise.  

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The Mormons must have it down with their soaking then.  

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Like, I'm just gonna Mayo name. Answer that question. This is, the user Slingbee in the chat is asking about Peter Kwaja and Linda Kennedy, which is research that I've mentioned a number of times on various streams over the years. And, they were just asking if,   if there's ever been attempts made to recover their material. Now I actually, over the years, using different parameters on archive and other search techniques, I have been able to find and snatch up some stuff, but I've never really put it anywhere. It's really even not very organized in my, archives.   But, you know, if you like, there's details I remember from when I used to listen to and follow all that information that allows me to put more search   variables into the very you know, I use Yandex sometimes or I'll use some of the off brand search engines that I like Yandex. It seems like,   that's the Russian search engine like Google. It seems like it gives you   results more like we would have gotten 5 or 10 years ago. You know? It's not perfect, but   it gives me that reminiscent feeling of when Google was better, not when it was great. Like, 2004, 2005, Google was pretty awesome. You could get pretty amazing results.  

But nowadays, as we all know, the Google results are just monstrously bad. Like, what the fuck? Like, it doesn't even bring you like, you're trying to get the specific thing that's not controversial,   it's not political, it's not conspiratorial,   and you still can't get the result that you know you're looking for. I'm sorry. I use Yandex. But,   so if,   if Sling b if you wanna hit me with the DM on Twitter or something, I could give you more details. But just to answer your question so I don't let it just fly by there because that's hard to type all that as a reply. But sorry for that. I didn't mean  

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areas of topic that they were covering Linda and  

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Peter. So, let's see. Like, super thumbnail sketch, elevator speech.   Peter was   a security expert,   and he ran a private security firm. And, what he did was,   he would go and set up security for for people and hired he had as his employees, he had only, retired   war veterans   who'd actually seen combat. And so he and he would contract with municipalities or directly with the the federal government or with the military. So he was a military contractor that would come in. And   so, you know, say Ben's saying, hey,   man, I'm scaling up my operation to to make my stuff in the lab, and I'm concerned people are gonna steal my equipment. They're gonna   steal my product. They're gonna steal my intellectual property. I need   somebody to come in here and put eyes on the ball, put me, you know, what we call operational security in general, and also maybe post up dudes. Right? Like, say, you know, Ben's gonna have a security guard at the gate and all that kind of stuff. That's the kind of thing he would do. And usually, he would have to bid to get his contract. Well,   long story short, they came to him with a no bid contract   to set up security on this cherry flavoring   natural cherry flavoring plant in Boca Raton, Florida. And he thought it was kinda weird, but he went he went forward with it. They they were,   it was strange to him to have it land in his lap as a natural cherry flavoring plant, that he didn't have to bid. They just wanted him to come in and do the job. You know? We just wanna give this contract to you. And, so he wrote up a quote for what he was gonna do and and,   like, the   the chief of the fire department, whatever they call that guy, I can't think of his name,   came when he saw you know, because all the information goes to the city and everything. Right? Like, it's a big operation. So What's his name Marshall?  

Marshall fire chief, Fire Marshal Bill. But yeah. So Fire Marshal Bill comes back to Kawaja when he sees the quote, and he's like, that's not enough equipment.   That's not a most a substantial enough   security for my liking because he has a say in it because he's the fire chief. Right? So,   thought that was also a red flag. So he's starting to get red flags. Like, okay. I'm getting a no big contract. Okay. I   I, as a professional, give my quote is what I think would be reasonable security at this operation, and the fire department is not that part of it. You're you're in. You're not skimping.   On a no bid, you're not skimping and trying to Exactly. That with no ball. And and the fire chief still come and said, no. That's not good enough for us. And he had a bunch of stipulations,   like, he wanted 8 inches of glass where they could see in.  

And if anyone was inside the building and was down, then the fire department wasn't gonna help. He wanted to ramp the security way the fuck up. And so Kawaj is like, okay.   That's weird. Well, long story short again for a cherry flavoring.   The the well, the yeah. The backstory is that, this guy named Louis Champon,   like l o u I s c h a m p o n, He was involved. His family was involved in perfumes and flavorings,   and he had a falling out with his family at the same time that he was developing natural   cherry flavoring, and he was gonna try to go up against the big soda companies and,   like, patent and prioritize his natural flavors   against   their chemical laboratory artificial flavors so that he could say, only our stuff is truly natural,   you know, and theirs is not. That was his plan. Well, he had a falling out with his family and lost funding. So then he got in bed with,   Hyder Barbutti, the Barbutti family,   Hyder Barbuti and, Ishan, I s h a n. Ishan Barbuti, Hyder Barbuti. These guys are Libyans. If you remember, Ben's old enough to remember. Remember when they bombed the   the chemical weapons plant in Libya? I think Reagan did it. Okay. So that was the Barbuti. That was the Barbuti's plant. So the way that, the cherry flavoring guy was able to fund his cherry flavoring operation   was by getting in bed with the Barbuti's   because he couldn't use his family's money. And so,   the Barbudis, the reason that okay. So if you take a cherry pits or any pits of fruit and you process them down, you get a hydrogen cyanide, you know, you get Prussian blue if you do it right. So that was Barbuti's requirement. Barbuti said, look, We already know that just by trying to get your natural flavors, you're gonna create, cyanide. And what we want you to do is change your recipe slightly so that you get this higher grade cyanide, and we'll fund you, but we get the cyanide. And so this was happening in Boca Raton, Florida. Right? So Kawah just started to realize, like, okay. This shit's kinda shady. Well, then one day, while he's there, being security at the plant, you know, they're under operation and doing everything, and he's doing his job. And so instead of fucking,   Pepsi and Coke and fucking Kool Aid coming down the assembly line, all of a sudden, it's gas masks and mop gear. Mop gear is the clothes you gotta put on if you're gonna be in war and they're gonna hit you with chemical weapons. That's what you're supposed to put on real quick to supposedly protect you. And so   That is correct.  

Obviously very suspicious. Like, why the fuck is there gas masks and modern gear coming down the assembly line when I'm supposed to be working on, natural flavorings? Well, it so he started to spy on everybody. He started recording all the phone calls, making copies of all the documents. He even started wearing a body microphone and and recording people person to person during conversations,   and they didn't realize he was doing all this shit. And he made a bunch of official documents and sent it off to ATF, FBI,   CIA. You know, he went in like a good patriot, went and told everybody, like, I've got something weird going on here. It looks like there's a terrorist operation in Boca Raton, Florida. Right? And so as a naive person, he went and tried to tell the authorities what's up. And they, glad handed him and didn't realize   that he potentially,   was as good at his job as as he actually was. They didn't think. They told him, good job, you know, be our little spy. Keep that a secret and keep documenting   because, you know, we're we're we're looking at it. But they already knew all about it. You know? Yeah. They really already knew. It went he found out that it actually went all the way to Bush. Bush senior knew what was going on from the beginning. You know?  

And, that really shocked   Kawaja when he figured out that the president actually was not not he had been informed, but that he was aware before the whole thing was developed.   So   Kawaji came out,   publishing all the information, trying to get these guys in trouble because it turned into a serious problem. You know? It was crazy.   Well, then they turn around and they try to get him. You know? They're trying to bribe him. They, so he he claimed that they that they killed his wife, that they that he gay that they gave her, like, an Ebola virus and that she bled to death right in front of him. He was on the run. They put tax scams on him and everything, trying to make it look like he hadn't paid taxes on his house. And all these strategies that they use before they eventually kill you to get you to stop trying to whistle blow. But he was a really good whistleblower. And so what he had was he had created a 24 hour long VHS videotape   of him   presenting all the evidence that he collected, audio tapes, video tapes, body mic recordings,   dot he documented,   like, anything that came across his desk, he would hit it to the copy machine and make his own copy and hide it somewhere. So he had boxes and boxes, like banker boxes full of info,   documenting everything about all these people. You know, the Barb Booties, Louis Champagne, all the government agencies Geez and C's ended up involved in everything, and they were chasing him around trying to get him to give up his documentation, and he wouldn't. And so he it was a big deal.  

Right? So the reason the woman, Linda Kennedy, came into it is because she was able to look at how they steered the whole thing. This is where the term paralleling comes from. That's why I use and say that term because she's the one that described how   they put a government agent on him, a woman named Joyce Riley. Joyce Riley used to be from the Power Hour. She was a very popular conspiracy,   show. She had a husband named Dave Von Kleist, and, she was the one that that popularized   gulf war syndrome.   So that's the parallel story.   Kawaja's real story is   that he discovered a chemical weapons manufacturing plant in Boca Raton that was directly connected to the top of our government. Right? The parallel story was that Joyce Riley came out and tried to become a partner   with KWAGA and temporarily succeeded, and then she changed it to,   biological weapons   that's really it's a lot like the what we went through in 2020. You know, there was all this fear of   you're a carrier, but you don't know it, and then one day it's gonna activate. One day there everyone's gonna get sick and only the government's gonna have the antidote. That was Joyce Riley's parallel story.  



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Where the real story was That's the basic story from v for for v for Vendetta.  

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Exactly. Yeah. Exactly.   So that was her I mean, really, you could argue that v for Vendetta is   supporting and backing up Riley's   parallel story. The real story is not dramatic and weird and exciting. It's like, hey, I found these guys doing bad shit. They were supplying, Prussian blue cyanide to the Libyans. You know? That's pretty cut and dry. Right? And there was further back stuff. Because then,  

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the behold a pale horse.   One of the   stories that I remember in there was about the Catholic church and the pope being   one of the original during the Nazi regime,   being a giant distributor of cyanide   during that entire process.   And then, you tie that to   that, Prescott Bush was the one that,   was   see overseeing   much of the trade and finance   with those particular people.   And then now you bring up that Bush himself   knew about the   the fresh and blue cyanide   being,   processed and made. That's just that that's a whole lot of cyanide ties.   Yeah. They were  

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The watchers said he had recordings of senators joking on the phone when they had too much and they couldn't put it in containers and ship it, that they just dumped it into the water supply, and they were joking, sayonara   because it's cyanide.   And, you know, Boca Raton, if people don't know, is a very high end wealthy Jewish community in Florida. You know? So when you   have   cyanide, and they're   laughing, sayonara. We're gonna dump it into the water supply. That would be a really big deal. You know? The people of Boca Raton find out that you're poisoning them. That's where the phrase is poisoning the well originates.   Right.  

And, you know and so it goes on and on. I saw the other thing there that,   Sling said that,   that they replaced Khawaja. They did. I saw it happening, you know, like so Linda Kennedy, she was the one that kinda put   the magnifying glass over Khawaja in a way to make it make sense. And they weren't necessarily working together or even always on friendly terms. But her work was really studying disinformation   strategies and how   intelligence apparatus steer,   the the media and the Internet back in the day.   And so,   at the end so eventually they killed Kawaja in my opinion. We don't know that 100% for sure, and sometimes people claim that he's still alive right now. But   back then,   you know, we're talking about like 2,004, 2,006 or something. It wasn't common at all to use these voice emulators like we have now. Like, I saw a clip the other day of,   Elon Musk. You know, they've got AI images of him, and the voice sounds like Elon, and he's talking about the same stuff that Kurt Kahlenbach talks about, how your birthday is a liability against you, and really you shouldn't celebrate your birthday and why the birthday and the birth certificate isn't   what they claim it is, you know? But it's Elon saying it. Like, well, you know that's not real if you're smart nowadays. You know that Elon's probably not spouting that shit on Joe Rogan. Right? But back then in   2006, there wasn't no voice, you know, I couldn't go and go get enough samples of Balderson's voice and then make Balderson saying something that he's not really saying. That was unheard of. People didn't even know that shit existed, you know. And so they had Kowacha on live interviews   where he would be talking on, like, RBN or something like that after he was dead, and he was saying all of the opposite things that he had been saying. Because he was very consistent with his story over the years, trying to get the information out. And then all of a sudden he was gone, and when he came back, he was saying a lot of things that muddied the water and or was a 180 on his old position. And I'm like, this ain't right. This isn't him, but it sounds just like him. And they're talking on a regular interview, you know, so it was a trip.  

Because back then, that the idea that they would even imitate his voice somehow, most people would couldn't even wrap their head around that technology existing in 2,006. They didn't understand that that might exist. Well, then for it to be live, that meant someone was there using a script or, ad libbing   and pretending to be Khawaja, and they had a live bus   effect   that was making that voice sound like him so he could answer questions on the broadcast. So that's it's crazy. It was crazy. That woman, Rebecca Carley, she was the last person that was really in touch with him. They kept sending little agent females to try to derail his whole position.   And,   Rebecca Carley,   I think she's still around, anti vaxxer type,   crowd even now. Her name she's a doctor. Her name's doctor Rebecca Carley, but she was directly involved at the time Kawaja finally vanished and people think that he's dead. She was directly involved. And, you know, and Linda Kennedy was exposing all this. She had endless list of names and broadcast. Her her radio broadcast was called,   Precious Time Radio.  

So if you, you know and they used to call her Christian attorney Linda Kennedy. Like, that that was her kind of her brand.   You know? People would call her Christian attorney Linda Kennedy. And so those are some of the key terms if you really wanted to try to see what you could scrape off the web. You know?   It was one of the things that made me step away from conspiracy research way back in the day because   I had found   12 hours worth of the audio of him presenting his evidence,   and he was not using any conjecture or speculation.   He would lay something on the overhead,   and he would tell you what it is. Here's a letter that I received back from ATF. Here's what it says. Here's the date. Here's what it's about concerning the evidence that I presented to them, and he'd do it again. 12 hours, you know,   I had. And I used to listen to it over and over again because it was fascinating. He was just telling you   how   reviewing all the evidence he had captured,   12 hours of him just reviewing evidence, like, like he was presenting in court, you know, but he's not saying, oh, and I think this means this or this means that. He wasn't doing that at all, just presenting evidence. So I became enamored with it. It was pretty trippy.  

But then I realized, like, well, nobody has these recordings. Maybe I should delete this shit off my hard drive. You know? Maybe I should get off the Internet.  

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You still have them?  

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No problem. You don't have to answer that.   Don't answer it. Don't answer it. You don't have to answer that.  

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These are not the hard drives you're like Yeah. If you sign up for my Patreon, I've got them all posted in the links. No. Just kidding. Allegedly.  

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Unverified.   Unverified. Unsubstantiated   claims.  

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It's pretty So some unnatural flavor is made out of,   beaver's   scent glands.  

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Absolutely. That's what she Castoreum  

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glands.  

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Yeah. Vanilla.   Most things with vanilla   flavoring in them, I think it is. It's actually  

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beaver butt?  

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Yeah. It's an extract for beaver anal glands where when we use vanilla,   I got vanilla beans that we ordered   from,   I think they're South American.   And then you just put them in some ethyl alcohol   and soak it. And that the alcohol   vaporizes off, and you're left with pure   vanilla extract.   Pretty easy.  

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It's a little bit sharp when you nip it right out of the bottle.  

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Yeah.   Oh, we could definitely put the pictures of the anal glands hanging to dry up on the screen so people know what they're getting into when they want some root beer or whatever. You know?  

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Wow. Doctor Pepper.  

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And we're back to butts again.  

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Yeah. It happens.  

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Well, if you take the aborted fetus,   cells and you put the the anal gland stuff together, it tastes so delicious, man. It's so good. The anal work, the homunculus.   You know, it it's a they call it flavor enhancer. You know? It it increases the snackability   for a variety of foods if you use the proper combination.   Synergistic flavor enhancement creates increased snackability.  

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Is that  

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with,   scent that,   all your most expensive,   clones or perfumes contained ambergris,   which was literally,   whale puke.   Yeah.  

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Yeah. Whales can puke?  

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Yep. Apparently.  

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It's not as valuable as gold.  

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Oh, man. I haven't made any AI images for a while, but I'm gonna have to go create some whales hungover puking in the toilet now. BRB. Yeah. Yeah. You know, like, set like, some, you're gonna have to get some businessmen that's  

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going   on trying to get whales drunk so he can get them to puke.  

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Democrats?  

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I never thought about that. You know, they got the whales in the bar and they're buying things kind of vomiting. Get them get them back to the hotel   so they could get a computer. They can try this castor oil. You'll feel better.  

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Oh, really? Why?  

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Will you feel worse at first?  

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You might. You never think about whales getting roofied for their ambergris. That's a hell of a thought.   I can't wait till the AI is good enough that we can have this movie, like, a 20 minute miniseries made   where the business man goes through the whole process to get the whale, and he finally pukes. And then he gets to Ambergris and he's like, he doesn't want the whale to die or anything so he leaves it, you know, in the bathtub or whatever. Yeah. Yes. Leaves us some money.  

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Exactly. Put some money. Yeah, buddy. Or some some,  

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some, what's the what's the stuff that catches in their teeth?  

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Michael Jackson. Krill?  

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Yes. Some krill. Michael Jackson puts some put some krill.   Skittles? Is that Michelle   Jackson?  

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No. It's, Michael Jackson is Marshall Mathers. No. It's Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah.  

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What is that? It's  

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an  

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AI  

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creation.  

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I  

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think my I think Michael Jackson would be really upset at the idea that we were using his voice to do anything artistically other than what his own vision of his art would. Like, he'd be his feelings would be deeply hurt. Well, this is a technology we have, and you were saying earlier that someone sounded like  

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an imitation of another person in, what, 2,006?  

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Yeah.   And they had videos then too.   Mhmm. You know, they had the video emulators then too, but most people Those are those are  

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deep fakes in 2,000   5, 6. That's when most of us were using That's right. Windows XP.  

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Exactly. And deep fakes that they could use Yeah. That's what I was doing. I was totally using Windows XP then.  

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Yes. Making making deepfakes.  

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Remember over Orville Redenbacher   when he died?   Yeah. They made a commercial with Orville Redenbacher, like a the first posthumous   ad with a guy in it, and it was super controversial because he was, like, 2 years dead.   And, they had, like   they made a video of him talking,  

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and it yeah. I remember it weird. Did they make a sex tape with him and Betty Crocker? No. They they already were they already were preloading this to the society though with running man, the show. Because if you remember it, the man,   one of the contestants   died   or or whatever, like and they just or the one the chick that was with Arnold Schwarzenegger, those 2 disappeared, so they made an entire scene   of those 2 dying even though they weren't there at all. And they just you know? And so that's kind of idea of that kind of technology was clear back on that Running Man movie before. And I'll tell you something. You just reminded me of something, Ben, that actually happened in  

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the book Fahrenheit   451   when the guy who, is stopping the book burning absconds and decides to run away and go join the hobos in the woods.   They do that in the book too. I always thought that that scene was tipping their hat   to Fahrenheit 451   because they're everyone's tuned into the media   when the guy decides to go against the system and they're following the case   on the media live, you know. And then they show him getting arrested and everything and getting caught.   And, but then really he goes off and lives in the woods with the hobos. So   so even further back, technically.  

Trippy. Right? They want us to think about this stuff for a long time.  

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Well, it's interesting to say if you look at Schwarzenegger's   comments   during   the most recent bullcrap,   event, you know, mass,   hypnosis, BS   Hit you know,   fuck your freedom.   You know? Oh, interesting thing to hear out of the sun of a literal Nazi.  

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Yeah. Muchas, gracias, Arnold.   Why don't you go kick it with Lord Rothschild some more, Arnold?  

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Yep.   And they made that jackass governor of California. He sold us out to China.  

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Governor Musclehead.   Yep.   The governor.  

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The governor, though. He was born in 47. No shit. Wow. So weird.  

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Yeah. He was born, and then Israel was born. Uh-huh. That's real interesting.  

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He is a Superman.   You know, mister universe,   movie  

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star,   Douchebag.  

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Douchebag.  

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It's back to that visual thing,   the visual thing. There's something so   compelling about the visual image of Arnold over the years that it hijacks our ability to think rationally and make linear decisions.   So they're Yeah. I can't even speak to California.  

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Most people would never guess this, but that's a Stephen King short story is what that's from. Yeah.  

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Yeah. What was it called?  

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Bachman  

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from the Bachman book, I think. Yeah. Richard Bachman was his, was his   Nam Da Boo.   Yeah.  

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Yeah. So  

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yeah. He's got some interesting other books like the, Shawshank Redemption was written by by,   Stephen King.   This was he's got a number of odd ones. Everybody always thinks of him for the horror books,   but he's got a number of other books and movies that are out that nobody just recognizes as Stephen King.   Stephen King was also born in 47.   What the fuck?  

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Oh, shit. Maybe we're maybe we're getting,   synchronicity   about, the fact that clones maybe can, reproduce here.   Maybe they cloned, Arnold and and, old Richard Bachman off of the same stock.  

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The green mile.  

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I prefer the bright yellow half mile. The overdrive was such a bad  

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movie.   Maximum overdrive?   Oh, god. That was Oh, yeah. That was like the I love that one. Like,  

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all of the eighties cheese   all smashed into one thing.  

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The scary truck was a green   Yeah. With a goblet. Jack in the box head on it. Yeah.   That was great.   That was Stephen King. Stephen King story.  

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Yeah. I believe that one is the one that he says he was embarrassed by.  

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There's a there's a lot you should be embarrassed by, Steve.  

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Yeah.   Your politics mostly for starts.  

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Well, he didn't vibe with,   the stand The Shining either.   He was pretty disappointed.  

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Pretty pretty upset with the old Kubrick on that one. Kubrick?  

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G, another Hollywood jackass   who's ultra rich trying to be tell us what all you libtards think. I know I'm shocked.  

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I could see it. Yeah. I really you know, you can tell that Ben's really   put into a state of shock. It's not very common that you see Ben so upset about something.  

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Yeah. Yeah.   Utter surprised.   No. The worst part is is, like, even when you watch these type of things, they've moved the Overton window so fucking far that there's presuppositions   that are in every composite on conversation where the conversations don't even start at a decent place.   I said with the, with the, Marcus and I doing a debate show, I've been watching,   you know, a mix of   more academic   and then more political and whatnot debates and trying to get a different understanding of styles and presentations and things.   And when I watch these academic ones,   I was watching the   world,   college national   or the world championship, I believe it was. And   the way the questions were worded were things like,   is,   conservative rhetoric   so damaging that it should be illegal   and blah blah blah.  

But there was no,   same onus put on the liberal,   talking points. So the so right out the gate, it's not well, is this one better than this one? It's, well, this one's bad.   Shouldn't it be allowed?   Yeah. You know? And this one is already good. This one's already the good one. And they're starting the conversation at that point. Like, at no point did they start at an even conversation where now they get to debate   the   merits of either side.   This side's already lost,   and this side is just how bad of a drumming does this side morally get to give this side.   And it's the weirdest shit.  



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Yeah. That's what they Yeah. You should be back in the day that they would   they would create the illusion that,   back in the day   I'd say the the younger generations don't even have any reference to this except for if they go look at really old me or they hear guys like us say it. It used to be that, you know,   they would   feign   neutrality   and give both sides and then allow you to decide.   They would just supply you the information,   and they would claim they were giving both sides. Now they were never really truly giving both sides, but that's how they would present it as if that's what they were doing. And that's gone.   Now it's like Ben said. They give you their side, and then they want you to debate about the parameters within their side and everything is editorialized.  

It didn't used to be that way, you guys.   Article used to be mostly facts. They might omit something and there might be the slightest tinge   in the way that the person wrote it that shows that they have a bias.   But it wasn't just   here's the article you're trying to read and it's from my personal opinion perspective or from my side's perspective. It didn't used to be like that.   It used to be different, way different.  

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Spool comes.   Well, and even, like, things like comedy,   like Saturday Night Live. If you were a politician, Saturday Night Live made fun of you. Now it's they make fun of the fucking   one side and have for, you know, 15, 20 years now. I mean, nobody I know recognize the Sabbath. You know, when I grew up,   you could almost tell how old a person was by what era of Saturday Night Live they thought was the funniest.   And, you know, the thing that was   across the board was you watched Saturday Night Live if you enjoyed comedy even a little bit.   And now anymore,   there, you know,   the there is no Saturday Night Live. Who the fuck even works on that show who even gives a shit? Like, they they're not funny. They're just a an entirely a political talking point.  

And and when you took the neutrality out of it, when you quit making fun of both sides,   nobody cared anymore. What what difference does it make? Good good on you. You can sit up, make a couple hours of Trump jokes or whatever. Good on you.  

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It's been so bad for so long, and then to me, it's suspicious that it even still carries on. How can they excuse funding that thing? Yeah.  

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Yeah.   For me, obviously, it pretty much died, you know, given my my age.   It died with the,   Mike Myers, Dana Carvey.  

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Yeah. That was the last time. Totally.  

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You know, that that run, like, every one of those people became ultra famous,   comedians. Yeah. Mad TV was their competitor at the time.   You know, Mad TV had the Waynes Brothers and had,  

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Jim Carrey and all them characters. But Hold on. Let me tell you something.  

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Yeah. Yeah.  

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You know what, though? Even even the the next best era of Saturday Night Live that I would say was the seventies era with, Belushi   and Chevy Chase and all them. Yeah. And if you look at it, they had a competitor and it was a second city TV,   SCTV.   Mhmm.   That had, like,   Eugene   Levy and   guys like that in it.  

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Yeah. See, I didn't even know that that's what it was called. I don't think I ever got I saw some of those skits, but I didn't know it was called Second City TV. So  

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Yeah. SCTV.   Nora McDonald was fucking hilarious.  

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Yeah. That's it. Exactly what I thought about when you start talking about SNL, the news, that that dry,   paused out delivery.   Bull do. He must have made so many people so mad by doing that live too. Live people don't understand.   Like, the advertisers are just clutching their pearls. They're just like,  

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He would say some of those outrageous shit and then just slowly had turned and looked at you like  

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I missed that guy. I missed that guy sometimes. There's not a lot of famous people that I can say I miss them occasionally, but sometimes I wish Norm was still here with us so he could say something stupid.  

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Just just so he could do the week the the weekly news thing because it it's never been the same.  

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It has never been good since Norm did it. Norm was you you need to focus our AI powers on. We need to call,   paranoid American and be like, look. How much to get you to hone hone in   on bringing us the weekly news update with Norm Mcdonald? We're gonna bring it back. We're gonna we're gonna develop ourselves as a writing team to write the norm jokes so that they really fit in. Maybe we'll tell the AI to generate only based off real norm jokes, but then we'll go edit and make sure that they really seem like norm to us and make make a a weekly news update. Is norm sure make them look old.   I don't think so.  

I think it's Normonger. His name was Normonger McDonald. Normonger?  

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Yeah.   Sounds like some, like, teenager would name themselves.   Actually   a  

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McDonald   hand,   but  

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they   they   always   leave   a hand off there. It's nor Normonger   McDonald a hand, but I can understand why I shortened it for TV.  

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It didn't fit on a name tag very well.  

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Hyphenated   name tags are so confusing, man. People get so confused if there's a hyphen on your name tag.   Oh, fuck. And people always put the hyphen in the wrong place. Talk about a pet peeve, man. In my life, if you put the hyphen in a dumb place,   I'm freaking out. I mean, I might be hiding it, but in my mind, I'm just freaking out. Like Do you ever go after people use dashes instead of hyphens?  

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I   probably watched it, like, 6 months ago, and it wasn't even remotely as close to as funny as I remember it when I was young. But that dirty work was still pretty funny.   It was still pretty good. Not near as funny as I remember it, but, you know, when I when I was young and I watched it, that shit was fucking painful funny.   Yeah. You know? And it was still funny. It still was.  

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Dirty work?  

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Yeah.   Yeah. It's that one big movie Norm Macdonald made.   Oh, it was fucking   when I was young, that shit was hilarious.  

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I think I ever watched this one. I might have to go put this on, Jose. Don't know if I got that on VH. Enjoy it. You'll enjoy it.   Yeah. Chevy Chase too. I mean, you know, by all accounts, Chevy Chase is a completely coped out asshole in real life, but he did some pretty funny stuff.   Some the best pratfall artist of our era by far, probably. I remember he used to put on a helmet and go fall down the stairs. You know?  

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Oh, and and Chevy Chase and fucking and and Caddyshack and movies like that. Yeah. I mean, like then.   Oh, fuck.  

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Was the Spies Like Us? Is that what they called it? Spies Like Us was a pretty funny series. Oh, yeah. Or is that or was it something else?   I think that was it. Spies Like Us.   We should go back and watch this. I bet you there's a lot of information in those old spy movies that's tip in their hand about how they actually do, on the ground intelligence,   work and damage control and all that stuff. But they make, they poke fun of it. I remember there was a,   Dan Aykroyd was another one pretty funny. But there was a Dan Aykroyd movie where it was something about sports and it was a comedy,   but there was a subplot of it being all about,   anti Zionism.  

Like, they were attacking the anti Zionists as anti Semites in a major Hollywood comedy.   I'd have to look and figure out which one it was. So, you know, that I bet you there's a lot of that kind of stuff where we could see the projection into the future from these old comedies and these old movies. Looking at it now, we can be like, oh, we can see the angle they were coming from.   You know? But back then, it just seems like a comedy, like, funny, but you're not thinking about any of these,   more IRL   talking points that we have nowadays.  

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It's very interesting because what now that you mentioned that, like, one of my favorite spy shows when I was a kid was,   the man from man from uncle.   And   the entire subplot of the man from uncle was that,   the United States,   Britain,   and, Russia   who   to the outside world were 3 enemies, basically.   All in secret had their agents   that went and did things that all 3 of the countries always want, that they wanted all kinds of different things done. And, of course, it's against bad guys.   But what you really catch out of that is those 3 countries aren't really fighting each other. Yeah. You know? And it's a very it was a,   show during the cold war era, so it's very interesting.  



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The man from uncle.   Let's see now. I always loved, Get Smart, and I've gone back and watched some episodes of that.   Yeah. And there's a lot of stuff in Get Smart, you know, that is actually legit to you. You know?  

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Yeah. It's difficult to get angry about the new Netflix   stuff and the new Amazon Prime specials   when there's years years of television  

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that are so good. Oh, I've been waiting to do this.  

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I mean, that's Uh-oh.  

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Man.  

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It's been good. Hey. It's the it's very cabalistic. Oh, my god. Black and white. Hey. Superlors. Yeah. Which was all of them and right. Kabbalah cats.   Exactly. It's the left and right pillar pillars of the tree. Seem like he claimed he was left hand path, but, look, he's obviously the middle path.   Very obvious.  

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Balance those polarity kitties.  

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Polarity kitties.  

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My name is Black black pussy or white pussy? I don't have to choose. I have both.  

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I like them both. What can I say?   This one's hilarious because he's he's my pure black cat   and freaking,   he'll go lay in with the dogs and,   just like he there's just a pile of white pit bulls and then this black pile that's just laying in. I'm just fearless about it.   That's right. If you can't double fist the pussy, you guys think Trump's impressive? He grabs the pussy. I double fist it.   Black and white.   Exactly.   Exactly.  

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It's interesting. I can't find that movie easily too. There I think they got this thing buried a little bit. I'll find it though that Dan Aykroyd movie where there there's some kind of sports fans, and they're running around doing something to do with sports, but there's a subplot of, being freaked out about the the   the the anti Zionists and the anti Semites and talking about the World War 2 and all that kind of stuff. That's fucking hilarious.   Kinda reminds me of Canadian bacon with fucking, John Candy, or we're gonna fight. I think this is it. That's funny. It's called Celtic pride. I'm pretty sure that's it. That's crazy that it's called Celtic pride.  

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Let's check that out.  

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High school coach.  

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Do you have any books checked out   from a library?  

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I don't have any. Rachel has been checking out books.   She discovered the Walla Walla library.  

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Mhmm. It's not a bad word. You know, I the if you ever go into any of the towns around here,   the library is a cesspool of,   homeless   and tweakers   and such.   And,   yeah, I'm just I I don't I don't wanna go there. And then it's funny funny enough, the one in Garberville, it's right next to, like, the welfare office and the fucking probation office   and all that. So, like, all the good people are hanging out right there, and I just don't go there.  

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Yeah.   I've I'm always too tempted to   if I have a really good book, I'm like, I don't wanna give it back.  

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Yeah, that's the exact the other thing is, is,   you know, I've got I've actually even sold my library like 3 or 4 times because I was moving and I just didn't have fucking room. And   you know, and it's literally always because I don't have room because, like, I've had it where I could fill a fucking U Haul with books alone.   But I like that too. At the same token, like, they're my books to write.  

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I don't know what I wanna. I don't know what you're talking about.  

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Well,  

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I've been Sometimes I have some well, sometimes I have a panic attack. Like, what if we had to move? And then my brain reminds me, like, well, you would probably liquidate about 80% of it. And then the other stuff you'd be happy to keep because it wouldn't matter how heavy it was.   You want it. It's your collection. It's the secret sauce.   The books that,   you know, you would tell people that you have.  

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Yeah. Me and Rachel just finally got our library set up. It's beautiful books. There's art,   everything.   And now we're, we decided we're gonna make it the baby room.   So Yeah. Of course.   Everything's going to the basement.   Yep.  

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It's perfect now. You're walking around telling you that you're a little kid. You know, you fucked up my library.  

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Fucked up my library, kid.   Worth it, though.  

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Wait. Tell them to make a book. Excited earlier. You know, I've been meaning to talk to you about this since before you were born. Let's sit please sit down. Sit down. Need to tell you something.  

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Gotta read all these books.   Yeah. I got the golden ass,   but it's in Greek.  

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So Cool.   Just gotta learn Greek, you know, one step before you get to the next, like, talking about DNA. Like, well, I just have to learn Greek, and then I'll understand the gold mass.  

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That's right.   There's a lot a lot to learn if there's Greek involved.  

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Well, you gotta become   a lot more gay if you really wanna understand it.   Yeah.  

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That's most I'm definitely right. I wouldn't get a coach or a helper.   Yeah. Don't find a Greek, a guy who's an expert in in Greek and and get him to help you, especially not if he wants to spend a lot of time alone.  

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I'm pretty sure Greek Greek stuff is very similar to Vox saga, and the real information only gets passed if you suck dick.   That's why building a new expert.  

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They had to come up with a new word for platonic learning.  

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Yes.   So   that is pretty good. Claims in his in his in his book that he has access to secret libraries,   what he really meant was is that he can deep throat good, and he got information other dudes don't get.   Like, I I don't want that information.  

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Probably the same library that Archaeopteryx gets his  

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Yes. Information.  

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Archioptrix.  

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What did you say?  

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That's a great that did you make that up? That's great.  

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I've been calling him that for   the last year.  

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We do have a we do have a meme bank.   People people can check that out if they find it.  

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Oh, check it out. You know? It's got my name on it. Yep.  

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It's they're just Telegram.  

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Wait. Don't you have to fill out a form and send a picture of your driver's license to get in there? To be one, ask 1. To know 1.   It's alright. To to be to be 1, ask 1. That's it.   Me when I when I got in, I didn't need a picture of my driver's license, but Jim made me do that thing where you go, like, you both do it at the same time   or or whatever. You know? Mhmm. Like, there was the I don't remember where like, pinky fingers? Is that? I don't   remember to get into the meme bank. There was Get into the meme bank. Yeah. I didn't have to lay in a coffin or touch myself or anything, but there was some hoops to jump through. I had to send him a picture of black pussy. That was weird.   And he keeps rejecting it. You're sending him and sending him. They're like, that's not, like, these are all fine. You know? What? There's too much air or what? And you're like, oh, I get it. Trying to share this meme right now, but it's a little bit difficult.  



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So you have to go to the spider's welcome web. No. It's the Archaeopteryx   with 3 fingers on each wing and   held its palms facing each other implying it was capable of air quotes and therefore,   sarcasm.  

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I know words I'm not mean,  

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but they're all true. Nice.  

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I know some words that aren't sarcastic.   We live in your mind.   Good night.