0:01

I'm sick

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of them posing as if

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they're the good guys, shang

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we are the bad guys.

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Hey everybody welcome back to knowledge of the dumb damn. I'm

1:01

Jordan. We're double dudes. I like to sit around and watch

1:03

the old and

1:06

talk a little bit about Alex. Oh indeed we are

1:08

Dan. Jordan. Dan. Jordan. Quick

1:10

question for you buddy. What's up?

1:12

What's your bright spot today? Why don't you go first?

1:14

Sun Tea. Okay. Sun

1:17

Tea is my bright spot. You talking about putting a pitcher out? I'm talking

1:19

about putting a pitcher out with a bunch of tea bags in it. Hell

1:21

yeah. And then the sun does the stuff and

1:23

then you bring the tea in and then you got tea. Sure. Right?

1:27

My wife. She used to do it as a kid. Mmhmm.

1:30

Hadn't done it for 20 years. Right? My

1:32

wife just one day out of nowhere is just like I got

1:34

this jug. I'm going to make some sun tea and

1:36

it's amazing. Sure. It's

1:39

great. It's strange. Yeah. It seems it seems

1:41

like now sitting here it was like you

1:43

shouldn't do that right? I mean she was

1:46

leaving stuff out all day. I heard I

1:48

think she read something that was like oh

1:51

it has nothing to do with the sun.

1:53

If you just put tea in water eventually

1:55

it'll diffuse. I guess that makes sense too.

1:57

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

2:00

Uh, well actually I asked her, I was like, well then

2:02

why are you putting it out of the sun? And she

2:04

was like, it's romantic. And I was like, that is the

2:06

best answer you could possibly give me. Sure. Don't

2:08

try and defend it. With the rays of the sun, you

2:11

can taste them. Sure, fine. I don't

2:13

need science, it is romantic. Sure. Golden.

2:16

What's your tea variety? She's

2:18

been getting into all the teas recently.

2:20

I'm going to go with gray. Whenever

2:22

we quit drinking, right, she switched over,

2:24

we became tea totalers for the most

2:26

part. Right. Right, totally tea. So

2:29

she's got, she's got your

2:32

green teas. That's for laziness, right?

2:34

She's got herbal teas of a

2:36

certain type, then of a

2:38

different type. Some with fruit,

2:40

some with less fruit. Okay. She's

2:43

got plenty of different teas. Yeah. Yeah. What

2:45

about some of those like funky teas? I

2:48

don't know about funky teas. Because there's some

2:50

that have a real, real weird, I

2:54

don't even know how to describe it, muskiness

2:56

to them. Muskiness? Yeah, there's a wide world

2:59

of teas out there for you to explore

3:01

of all kinds of different flavor profiles. So

3:03

you're talking about like the cheese of tea.

3:05

Yes. Okay. Yeah, something

3:07

like that. Interesting. Yeah, that exists. That

3:09

sounds gross. It's in your future. That's what British people do.

3:12

Keep going down the tea path. Ugh. Never.

3:14

What's your bright spot? Enjoy. Oh.

3:17

I guess, well, I guess

3:19

my bright spot is playing

3:22

the Diablo Four. Yeah. I've been

3:24

enjoying this season, and I just

3:26

like playing as a druid. Yeah.

3:29

Because I got a posse. That's all. I

3:31

enjoy having werewolves with me that

3:33

run around. Yep. And some birds

3:35

that fly around my head. I play almost

3:37

any game that allows me to have like

3:40

some pets running around. That's great. I

3:42

have a team. It's fantastic. Yep. So

3:44

anyway, today we have an episode to go

3:46

over to. Okay. We're gonna be talking

3:48

about June 20th, 2024. That

3:52

is Thursday's show, because Alex was out of

3:54

studio on Friday. All right. There'd

3:57

be a Saturday show, but there was not. Okay. So

3:59

just, he's not out of studio. Oh

6:00

wow, FEMA camps are back. Oh man. You're gonna do

6:02

this again, but also you're gonna drink the bugs. There's

6:05

a few people looking at Taylor Swift's plane

6:07

and it goes on. It goes on? It

6:10

goes on! And they are involved with

6:12

King Charles sent those people. Alright.

6:15

This is quite a

6:17

rundown of headlines. I think it's

6:19

so weird, it's so weird now

6:21

after Lewis Black's soy

6:23

milk bit came out 20 years ago.

6:27

Right? At this point, soy

6:29

milk is still around and not just that.

6:31

It's expanded, there's almond milk. If

6:34

you could be so vitriolic about soybean milk back

6:36

then and be like, ehh, we'll never do all

6:38

this stuff and now it's everywhere, just let it

6:41

go. We'll drink bug milk, we'll

6:43

get there. They were just doing that like

6:45

a couple years ago with soy boys and

6:47

stuff like that though. Alex is still on

6:49

the soy milk tip. Oh no,

6:51

he's still mad about that. He drinks soy

6:53

milk. I don't know. It

6:56

is something to behold though. The

6:58

way that like, you know, decades

7:00

have passed and the complaint is more

7:02

or less the same. Ah, fucking milk

7:04

alternatives. Yeah, I mean whatever, I'll drink

7:06

bug milk. Fine, fine, I'll drink bug

7:08

milk. Just leave. That was forcing you

7:11

to eat bug milk. Just leave me alone. So

7:15

we have this going on in the background. King

7:18

Charles is sabotaging Taylor Swift's plane.

7:20

They're going to make you eat bug milk

7:22

and Viba Kamps are coming.

7:24

Top stories of the day. Yeah.

7:27

But now we get grounded a little

7:29

bit more with some political election 2024.

7:32

Okay, okay, good. It's official, the

7:34

power structure is in total panic mode. Major

7:37

polls and the whole spectrum of them I've got

7:40

here, Gallup, you name it, had

7:42

Hispanics between 50 and 63% on the high end

7:45

pro-Trump. Now

7:51

at his height, they lied back in 2016 and said

7:53

he hated Hispanics so he only got about 20% of

7:55

the vote. I'm sorry, he lied? All the time he

7:57

left office he had about 40% support. Now

8:01

it's at least 50 and most of the polls have him

8:03

at 60 to 63. That is

8:06

massive. I

8:10

mean, Trump's got like 60% support with

8:12

white voters. So Hispanics

8:14

are becoming more supportive than even

8:16

quote white people. This is a

8:18

little bit of an exaggeration. Um,

8:21

but yeah, Trump is doing better among

8:23

Latino voters. Sure. Sure.

8:26

I want to try and dig into this

8:29

because you, he, Alex

8:31

does this. He can just say things that

8:33

are so filled with meaning that we should

8:35

tear apart, but it's just a small sentence.

8:38

Like he lied and said he hated Hispanics.

8:40

No, no. The media lied and said that

8:42

Trump hated Hispanics. Oh, okay. So it wasn't

8:44

that Trump lied and said he hated Hispanics.

8:47

No, although. I was like, so wait, you're

8:49

admitting that Trump said he hated his Hispanics.

8:51

No, no, you misheard that. It was a

8:53

lie that he said, well, wait a minute,

8:56

but that does the media told the lie

8:58

that he said that, and that made the

9:00

vote proportion. Right. Right. Right. Okay. That makes

9:02

a bought into the media narrative. Okay.

9:05

Cause I'm pretty sure I heard him say that. No,

9:08

it did sound like that, but no, that, yeah, I think

9:10

you misheard that. Okay. Okay. In

9:12

all fairness. Fair enough. No, no, no. Although

9:15

your reading of it is very interesting. It

9:17

seems obvious really. So in

9:19

his next clip, Alex talks about how

9:22

he was successfully stopped the last time

9:24

they tried to do a COVID lockdown.

9:26

Right. And the reality of this

9:28

is just that the airlines

9:30

had announced that they were going to

9:33

start requiring like their staff to wear

9:36

masks. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then Alex started

9:38

yelling about it and declared victory. Oh, okay.

9:41

That all the COVID precautions didn't

9:43

come back. Easy win. Yeah. Big

9:45

win. Yeah. I remember last

9:47

year, last July, August,

9:51

I had a TSA manager. I'll leave it

9:53

at that. Then I know personally, I

9:56

won't say what airport, but I've known him for a long time. that

16:00

they want you to eat the bugs, people.

16:03

They're deciding, like, let's fold this into the

16:05

conspiracy. But it isn't news. It's

16:07

a company that's been around for at least a few

16:09

years now, it's... I

16:11

feel like your problem... Here's why you can't escalate

16:14

with the, you're gonna eat

16:16

the blank, right? Because eventually

16:18

you say, like you just did, you know,

16:20

like, they've already started putting bugs in your

16:23

food. So once you've said they've already

16:25

started putting bugs in my food, I'm like, yeah,

16:27

I'm fine. I've been fine, they've been

16:29

putting bugs in my food for two years, I'm fine.

16:31

But here's the plot twist. So how about, let's throw

16:34

some milk on top of it. You're not. It's a

16:36

slow kill bug. It's a slow

16:38

kill bug? I don't know, that's how you would get

16:40

around it. Yes, I don't know. Everything's

16:42

a slow kill bug. Fair enough.

16:44

Regular milk is a slow kill

16:47

bug. Yeah, well, when you put it that

16:49

way. Eat some drink, you will

16:51

drink some bugs. So

16:53

we got another headline here that's

16:55

being distorted. Well,

16:57

anybody can know, there's billions of people who want to come here.

16:59

They come here and get all this free stuff. We're all going

17:01

to collapse. I mean, just a

17:03

small percentage of the student loans being

17:05

forgiven has upped the debt in

17:08

the CBO 27%. That's

17:11

CNN reporting. I mean,

17:14

student loan relief contributing to 27% jump in

17:17

projected federal budget deficit. Congressional

17:21

Budget Office reports. So

17:27

Trump is surging. And remember, this is

17:29

CBS whitewashing it. This is

17:31

CBS soft pedaling it. The

17:33

numbers are way worse for the system. Trump

17:36

is 20 points, 25 points ahead nationwide, depending

17:38

on the poll. Battlegrounds at least 10 to 13.

17:42

You can't steal that. Don't

17:44

have enough dead people's names in Zuckerberg's

17:46

database. He spent 400 something million on

17:49

four years ago to steal the election. Can't wait for you

17:51

to claim that the election was stolen one way or the

17:53

other. Excitingly, you can't

17:55

do it in it. I imagine you

17:57

probably will still say they did. I'll

42:00

give you the answer in just a moment, in

42:02

my view. But here's a larger shot

42:04

of the map, and of course the lines

42:06

aren't really exactly drawn. But

42:10

let's just take this fantasy at

42:12

face value and look at

42:14

that and then talk about real world. Let's do

42:16

it. Let's take this fantasy and then let's start

42:18

with the real world. No! No! Why not? No!

42:20

Why not? No, let's take my fantasy at face

42:22

value. Alright, here's what we do instead. Alright,

42:25

cause I get it. People are from

42:27

different areas, and they feel like they

42:29

don't belong sometimes. I understand,

42:31

right? But we can't be fighting

42:33

wars every time people don't feel like they belong.

42:36

However, we can be playing Red Rover. Okay.

42:38

So if you're Midwestern, and you're in the

42:41

West, you know, you guys have a whole

42:43

Red Rover thing going on, cause I bet

42:45

people from the Midwest don't all want to

42:47

live here, but I bet people

42:49

from the West don't all want to live

42:51

in the West. Maybe we don't kill each

42:53

other, we just swap. You forget an important

42:56

element of Red Rover, which is that you,

42:58

it's about borders. Sure. The

43:00

game itself is about trying to create a

43:02

line that other people can't cross. Right. You

43:05

seem to forget the mechanics of the game. I

43:07

do seem to forget. You think it's just people

43:09

running across a field. I think it's just people

43:11

running across a field. You need to remember game

43:13

rules, bro. I forgot about the part where you

43:15

have to, cause I, nobody could ever stop me.

43:17

I was always a bit of a bigger kid.

43:19

Oh, shit, must be nice. Must be nice to

43:21

be good at Red Rover. Yes, I

43:23

was great at Red Rover. I was the

43:26

top Red Rover guy. This is your privilege

43:28

showing that you don't even know the rules.

43:30

These were unstoppable. I was one of the

43:32

top five Red Rover kids at the age

43:34

of 95th percentile. So there's an interesting dynamic

43:37

that's going on here, which is Alex is

43:39

trying to say, no

43:42

one wins in a civil war. There would not

43:44

be a winner in any of this. The globalists

43:46

would win if we all broke off into four

43:48

sections of the United States and fought each other.

43:51

But also the South would win. Yeah, obviously

43:53

that's, that's kind of be the, that's going

43:55

to be the like, hey, nobody should do

43:58

anything but go quick for us. Anunnaki,

54:00

God from the Sumerian texts, he says the

54:02

human beings are becoming too populous. There's just

54:05

too many of them. They're making too much

54:07

noise and clamoring around and hard to control.

54:09

Kill them off. Call them. Dry out their

54:11

crops so they will starve to death. Poison

54:14

them. So that's why every ancient culture starts

54:16

human sacrifice and all this and as you

54:18

said this goes back to the Sumerians 4,000

54:21

years. So this stuff that gets picked

54:23

up by Plato 2,300

54:26

years ago, they didn't invent this. They say it came

54:28

from aliens. Right, exactly.

54:31

All indigenous cultures around

54:33

the entire planet have the same verbal hand.

54:36

Some have already written it into text stone

54:38

and cave drawings. They're saying that people from

54:40

the stars came to earth, turned mud into

54:42

a kingdom and in some way engaged mankind

54:44

like in the Book of Enoch. The first

54:46

thing they do in the Book of Enoch,

54:49

Azazel comes down from the heavens to earth

54:51

and he teaches human beings how to smoke

54:53

iron, how to make a steel blade that

54:56

can cut a man's head off, how to

54:58

make a breastplate, how to make a shield

55:00

and how to go to war. So he

55:02

taught death instantaneously. So we're talking about some

55:04

and some level in some way we got

55:06

engaged by an advanced race of people and

55:08

when an advanced race of people engage a

55:11

less advanced race of people, the less advanced

55:13

race will deify them. These people masqueraded as

55:15

gods even though they were not. And so

55:17

you're talking about fallen angels that know we

55:19

can be grown to an advanced civilization. They

55:21

come to sabotage us by giving us an

55:23

evil twist on technology. Exactly.

55:26

Sure, sure. Makes sense. Yep.

55:29

I think there's this, you know, like

55:31

on a recent episode we had the

55:33

flat earth or effect and Alex is

55:36

more than able to be critical when

55:38

he needs to. But in this

55:40

kind of situation it's because

55:43

it's compatible with what he sells. Yeah.

55:45

This is within the business model whereas

55:47

the flat earth stuff is not and

55:49

he's able to engage with that stone

55:52

buildings burned to the fucking ground Eddie. I'm not

55:54

gonna be saying that to Billy

55:56

Carson because this is all just

55:58

like demon shit. Yep, and the

56:01

demon shit works for him. Okay, you think

56:03

they're ancient aliens great. Whatever. It's the same

56:05

difference Yeah, Azles an alien a demon whatever

56:07

and loyal a key. Yeah, let's go for

56:09

it Yeah, it doesn't matter that earlier in

56:12

the show I was like I did if

56:14

I was a populist Christian very very important

56:16

the Christian faith to me and then to

56:18

talk about this is Complete

56:20

like anything in the Bible's

56:22

bullshit. You can make it up anyway Well, I

56:24

mean that's all demons right fill in a

56:27

lot of gaps with that Magic helps

56:29

a lot whenever you're filling in gaps it

56:31

does. Yeah, so, you know Gilgamesh I have

56:33

heard of Gilgamesh. Did you know that he

56:35

was half on an lucky? I did

56:38

not know that get ready to learn All right.

56:40

Well Gilgamesh for example is a giant. He was

56:42

half human and half an anarchy So he was

56:44

at what they call a demigod in ancient times

56:47

a giant man You can see him always holding

56:49

a line in his arms with one arm. He's

56:51

holding up a lion He goes

56:53

on this hero's journey to make

56:55

a long story short so a lion

56:58

was like a housecat. He was so

57:00

big Yeah, exactly. Really housecat. He had

57:03

a guy that went along with him and that

57:05

guy was actually a manufactured man In other words

57:07

like a cyborg. They said that they fastened this

57:09

guy for him He didn't come out of a

57:11

womb and he goes on this journey and he

57:13

do goes on a journey with them They end

57:15

up killing this this Technological device

57:18

in the woods and they end up

57:20

meeting up with one a piston or

57:22

also his name is Zia Zudra Right.

57:24

That's also known as Noah from the

57:26

biblical text and he's seeking immortality And

57:29

no one tells him where to go get

57:31

this special plant that can allow him to

57:33

live for many thousands of years He ends

57:35

up losing the plant as a snake ate

57:37

it however, he's looking the whole Noah stories

57:39

inside of this text and in that text

57:41

for example, no is given some Some

57:44

some instructions on how to build an ark but not

57:46

a giant boat he's given the instruction how to build

57:48

a Circular a circular boat

57:50

or circular craft of some type. He's

57:52

not totally all the animals He's told

57:54

to get the animals of his local

57:56

livestock local floor and fauna. But

57:59

the thing is important practical idea that

58:01

was coming. It's known in this text

58:03

that it was it was a planned

58:05

destruction to eradicate mankind and to start

58:07

over because by the way, that's what

58:09

the whole movie Prometheus is about. They

58:11

admit that it's none

58:13

of the elites or atheists. They actually believe

58:15

about this whole plan. Yes,

58:19

they know all about it. They know all

58:21

about it. I saw Prometheus know all about

58:24

it. Yeah. I

58:26

mean, this was this is a

58:28

little bit Camelotty a little project

58:30

Camelotty. It's not bad, but

58:33

it's not really that interesting either. It doesn't

58:35

have the big swing. No, I well, I

58:37

mean it is a big swing in some

58:39

way, but it's just I don't know what

58:41

it is. But it's just like I've heard

58:43

I've heard ancient alien stuff before the guys

58:46

here. He's a guy

58:48

then he's a demagogue and then it's it's

58:50

it's it's silly that this is on info

58:52

Wars. Yeah, that is about it. You know,

58:54

like it's just ancient alien shit that's on

58:57

info Wars. Yeah. So after a little while

58:59

of listen to it, I was just like,

59:01

all right, I'm done. So

59:04

these people came in. So for example, and

59:06

little had a brother named Enki. No, he

59:08

on Enki who actually to Earth is named

59:10

after Enki Ea for Earth the first part

59:13

of Earth and he means Earth and ancient

59:15

Sumerian. That's what Earth is named actually named

59:17

after this Sumerian god named Enki. His brother

59:19

was in there like Enki was nice loved

59:22

humans even married a human and

59:24

took a lot of flack for that. Cool ban

59:26

from going back to his home. The gossip and

59:28

then you have and little who thought humans

59:30

were just nothing but animals and they can

59:32

be culled and killed off whenever they felt

59:35

and unfortunately his mindset was the was

59:37

the mindset that took over because he

59:39

knows two mind steps today. It's still

59:41

those two mindsets. Correct still

59:44

here today. Nothing's changed. Yeah, so I'm

59:46

I just I don't know. That's not

59:48

how Earth got its name, but I

59:51

just kind of don't care.

59:53

Yeah, and just hearing ancient

59:55

alien shit this this

59:58

episode like obviously. he

1:00:00

had his gold sponsor on. I

1:00:03

get the vibe that maybe this is broker

1:00:06

programming. Yeah, yeah, there's

1:00:08

definitely that. He's just talking about Ed

1:00:10

Lillard and Keith. What are we doing?

1:00:12

I don't know. Read some Zacharias, it's

1:00:15

in- I mean, yeah, this is

1:00:17

like somebody got snow crashed

1:00:19

when they were young and then just didn't

1:00:22

change. I think that

1:00:24

there's an incoherence on Alex's part

1:00:26

in terms of messaging

1:00:29

and including some of this stuff while

1:00:31

yelling about how I don't talk about

1:00:33

alien shit. Yeah. It's a little bit

1:00:36

annoying. Yeah, I

1:00:39

mean, what- I

1:00:43

don't understand. It's so hard and I imagine it's

1:00:46

easy for them

1:00:49

now because they've been doing

1:00:51

it for so long and you'd think that I would

1:00:53

have gotten better at it by now at least. But

1:00:56

I mean the whiplash of

1:00:59

nuclear war is coming, et

1:01:01

cetera, to then like, hey man,

1:01:03

Enki and Enlil were on some crazy

1:01:05

dope. I'm going to teach you kids

1:01:08

about the past. These aliens or demons

1:01:10

or something, I guess, that came around

1:01:12

and talked to all of our ancestors

1:01:15

and taught them how to make swords and

1:01:18

shit like that. And here's the real nose

1:01:20

story. These folks came up, one of them

1:01:22

liked humans, and didn't. Oh my God. And

1:01:24

that dichotomy still exists to this day in

1:01:27

the globalists and the Rockefellers and- Sir, two

1:01:30

things. One, semiotics

1:01:32

exists, go read about it. Don't Google

1:01:34

it, it doesn't work

1:01:36

anymore. Two, just go.

1:01:39

I found

1:01:41

this, I just found it disheartening, I

1:01:43

guess. Yeah. You know, we're just doing

1:01:45

ancient aliens. Yeah, it's not good. And

1:01:49

then a subject like this comes up, I want it

1:01:51

to be, I think maybe Eddie Bravo ruined it because

1:01:53

I want it to be that. I want it to

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be like, there's a back and forth to

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it. There's, instead of like-

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Alex just signing off on all the Eric

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Von Daniken ancient aliens nonsense.

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Yeah. It's just a

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bummer. Just say yeah. I mean, you don't

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need the money because you can't use it.

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Maybe he does. And that's why

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his ads moving inventory over to the... I

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mean, again, that shouldn't... You should not be...

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If that is said out loud, there should be... How

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about this? Okay. If

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there were any sort of god or demons

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or anything like that, it would be an

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affront to said god to be that obvious

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about a crime you're trying to get away

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with. Yeah. And

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quite honestly, this episode, there's not a whole

1:02:38

lot going on and a lot of it

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is a little bit annoying. If

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only for that moment where Alex is talking

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about coordinating with his dad... I mean, what?

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That cannot be ignored. It can't. It

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just can't. Outrageous. That's a crime. I don't

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know what else to do. Definitely feels like

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it. I just don't know what else to

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say. So anyway,

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we'll be back with another episode.

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Check in, see how the shipments

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are going between his dad and

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his unrelated businesses. Completely separate business.

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But until then, we have website. Indeed we do. It's

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algeveight.com. Yep. We are also not

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on social media. We are not. We'll be

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back. But until then, I'm Neal. I'm Neal. I'm

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DzX Clark. I am the mysterious professor. Woo, yeah,

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woo, yeah, woo. And now here comes the sex

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robots. Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks

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for holding. Hello,

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Alex. I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I

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love your work. I love you.