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1:41

to help? Like, hit the button. Like, just do it. There's

1:45

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the last podcast on the left. Side

1:50

stories? Yes, but

1:52

you're blazed. That's when the cannibalism started. Side

1:56

stories. Yes. So

2:04

I pitch a lot of ideas to

2:06

Natalie and obviously

2:08

she's kind of the litmus test of

2:11

like how I feel like

2:13

society will react. Yeah. Because

2:15

she has a conscience. Yes. Yeah,

2:17

I know. It's good. I

2:19

do the same thing with Julie. She's my

2:21

feelings. It's nice because like they're like genuine,

2:23

wonderful women with consciences and

2:26

we destroy them with horrible ideas.

2:28

No, it's just nice because then we don't

2:30

have to have those feelings. Yeah. I

2:32

can just say to them. Yeah, my wife does that.

2:34

That's the idea. That's what they do. Yeah, my wife

2:37

fights for good causes. Yes, they should. Yeah. And

2:39

we should be at war. We

2:42

should be in Iran right now fighting

2:44

though. Which ones? Them.

2:47

Yeah. We should be doing something. I'm sure.

2:50

But I was coming up with some ideas. Right? Again,

2:52

because host spice is taking off. Yeah.

2:55

I'm already seeing a lot of people. I

2:57

think one message about host spice is that

2:59

one kind of issue is that there is

3:01

a lot of old men grabbing that butts

3:04

in hospices. Yeah. Like

3:06

already. Oh, for sure. Yeah, that's what

3:08

old men do. But if you made- George

3:10

Bush Sr., we saw, what was his thing? Oh, he

3:13

used to be in there. They call me David Copperfield.

3:15

Yeah, that's right. Yeah, the best thing a president has

3:17

ever said. And then

3:19

you, but so they say that

3:21

there might be an issue with that, but also at the

3:23

same time, but if they're like professionals, everybody's getting there and

3:25

we're there to grab a bus. Great.

3:28

Right. I think that'll be good.

3:30

Host spice, you get your, obviously you get your catheter put

3:32

in the fun way by mouth, which

3:34

I think you don't get a lot. But

3:37

I did pitch an idea to Natalie

3:39

that I thought was really funny. Okay.

3:41

No, it's like, why have we not seen a

3:43

pet cleaning service or a pet, you

3:46

know, like, I'm just surprised. Yeah. Why

3:48

have we not seen okay groomer?

3:51

Okay groomer? Yeah. Like

3:54

instead of okay boomer. Okay. And

3:56

I thought that that would be fun to do and you make

3:58

it so like, Oh, come to. Okay, groomer, it's

4:01

the only cancel culture safe

4:04

place for your dog or cat

4:06

or your horse to

4:09

get washed, bathed and

4:11

told to vote for Trump. Yeah, and we'll go

4:13

ahead and we'll take the clippers and we'll put

4:15

a dick on the side of them. I

4:18

mean, again, cancel culture free, grooming

4:20

experience, okay, groomer. And I thought

4:22

that's amazing. Natalie says she thinks

4:24

that everyone at okay, groomer is going

4:26

to get shot. Everyone at

4:28

okay, no. They're the ones

4:31

who do the shooting. But she says that

4:33

then it sounds like it's going to become

4:35

a new comet pizza where people are going

4:37

to go to okay, groomer because they're not

4:39

going to see the fun, like full of

4:42

zest for life, like idea behind.

4:44

You think they're going to be confused with

4:46

groomers as in like people who talk people

4:48

into sex? I don't know if

4:50

that's the term. I don't even know if that's

4:53

the definition. Welcome to Side Stories. I'm Henry Zebrowski.

4:55

This is Ed Larson. I

4:57

don't think it's- Okay, groomer. I

4:59

think, okay, groomer. She

5:01

said that it might bring violence towards the

5:03

people inside of the place. And I was

5:05

like, but the best part is they're all

5:07

safe because they're surrounded by dogs. Yeah, or

5:09

you get a van and you show

5:11

up to people's houses. So you're saying that we

5:14

should have a big white van that says, okay,

5:16

groomer. Paint it whatever color you want. So you're

5:18

just saying, just a van. You do understand there,

5:20

Rosick. I will push back

5:22

on this idea because you know that there's

5:25

a connotation to a roving van. Yeah.

5:28

And if you put okay, groomer on the side of it, everyone

5:30

knows what it is. Yeah. I mean,

5:32

now I'm starting to understand it sounds like a

5:34

mobile pedophile, like

5:37

delivery service. It's like delivering pedophiles

5:39

to your home. So yeah, it's not good. No.

5:42

All right. It's flawed for sure. Yes.

5:45

But I just thought it was a funny name. It is a funny name. See,

5:47

when I thought- at first when you came

5:49

to me with it just now, when you said,

5:51

okay, groomer, my brain didn't go to okay, boomer.

5:54

It went to okay, cupid. And so I thought

5:56

you were just trying to hook up groomers with

5:58

each other. Like

6:00

you're saying, okay, what you

6:02

meant just then was putting

6:04

together people that cut the

6:06

hair of animals together to

6:08

hang out. Yeah. So

6:10

they can meet each other and fuck each other and

6:12

get to know each other. And yeah, you're as innocent

6:15

as a, as a baby in arms. Is that?

6:17

I think that's what it is. You're

6:19

innocent. You really thought of the position,

6:21

like the job groomer. Yeah. That's

6:24

not just from the CIA. Yeah. That's

6:26

amazing. Yeah. Yeah. Wow.

6:30

I don't care yet. No. Well,

6:32

I also don't, I believe in everything you've

6:34

taught me. I just don't care. That's

6:37

kind of my thing. Sure. Good. No,

6:40

it's a good, honestly, very good condom

6:42

against fucking up against being radicalized on

6:45

the internet. The news has always been

6:47

a nightmare for my entire life. It's

6:49

been a fucking disaster nightmare, terrifying place.

6:51

The key to not get radicalized on

6:54

the internet is have a thick layer

6:56

of fish provided, not care

6:58

juice that surrounds your whole brain. You just came

7:00

back from fish. You saw them at the sphere

7:02

on four 20. You

7:07

cared about a single thing. I

7:09

would be pissed. Like if you

7:12

came back from fish on four 20 and

7:14

you were like, we really need to think about

7:16

the infrastructure of this country. I'm going to be

7:18

like, where did you go for the weekend? How

7:21

are you not? Why aren't you? Why

7:23

are you here? Yeah, man. You should

7:25

have quit your job, dude. The TV was so big. It's

7:27

so big. It's the

7:29

fucking size of a fucking building. The

7:32

fucking hieroglyphics were their albums, man. Did you know

7:34

that? I didn't know that. Some

7:37

fucker had to come up and be

7:39

like, yo, man, the hieroglyphics are their

7:41

albums, man. That's crazy, dude. Some guy,

7:44

wow. Yeah. We

7:46

saw through all of it. Yeah. Lots of people talk

7:48

to me the whole weekend. It was not, I was

7:50

in Vegas the whole weekend. I went to fish only

7:52

for one of the four shows with the sphere. In

7:54

the entire weekend, people were just walking up to me

7:56

like, fish, you going to fish? Like the entire weekend,

7:58

like handing me pieces of paper. that I was supposed

8:00

to hand other people. For what? I don't

8:03

know, they do this weird passing around things.

8:05

I don't know, I didn't participate. I was

8:07

there to just eat mushrooms and fucking stare

8:09

at the big TV. And you did a

8:11

really good job at it. Oh my God,

8:13

I did a good job at it. I

8:15

saw your footage, but I'm glad you're here,

8:17

but I am surprised that you still are

8:19

financially solvent. Only just because fish, I feel

8:22

like liberates people. Oh yeah. And liberates a

8:24

type of person. Dude, people were spending money.

8:26

I almost like- Fish does very well. It

8:28

was crazy, right before I was like, I'm just

8:30

gonna check and see how much my tickets are going for. They

8:32

were going for like five grand. It

8:34

was so hard for me not to sell them

8:36

in this fucking- Whoa! And Julie

8:38

got on the one, the lottery, so we didn't pay too much.

8:41

But like, it was fucking, yeah dude, it was

8:43

fucking crazy. Yeah dude, that might be worth not

8:45

going. It was hard for me not to go,

8:47

but I was like, you know what, we're just

8:49

never gonna do this again. You're right. And that's

8:51

it, this is my sixth time seeing fish. I

8:54

was talking to people like 178 times. I'm

8:57

like, I'm quitting now. I'm

8:59

quitting at six. Oh, I, I'm

9:01

done. I've done it. I've seen fish everywhere,

9:03

the sphere is the top. You're saying that

9:05

all the noodling sounds the same? No,

9:08

it doesn't sound the same. It's just,

9:10

I'm fucking done. I've done it. I

9:12

have pamphlets. What we should do is

9:14

that whenever Ed gets too reasonable, we

9:16

should get some noodling to play. Yeah,

9:18

every single time he says something that's

9:20

too coded. I like cars, trucks, and

9:22

buses to get that one. Yeah, we

9:24

just should hit him with the unrecognizable

9:26

fish song. Do

9:28

they have melodies, fish songs? Yeah, they

9:31

do. They have, you know, taste they played.

9:33

That was really good. Yeah, hold them like

9:35

some things. Farmhouse, you know, they have kits,

9:38

but it's the live albums. It's the experience.

9:40

That's what people, I hear, I've heard. Yeah,

9:42

yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, this guy.

9:46

Is that the guy from fish? No, no, no, no, no.

9:48

This is just, this is the song I like. Yeah,

9:52

man. It's fine. Welcome to the

9:54

other side, you fuckers, man. Just

9:56

fucking light your fingers on fire.

9:58

You know what I'm saying? Over

10:00

there glass melts and becomes the sand

10:02

again taxes are due friends That's what

10:04

this song says to me that we're

10:06

just paying what's his name's taxes Phil?

10:08

Oh my god Yes, I had to

10:10

pay some taxes. Well good work really

10:12

good work Well, I'm glad that you're

10:14

alive and I'm glad that you're still

10:17

hireable. Mm-hmm Some updates. Yeah

10:19

last week number one Eddie brought up

10:21

which ended up being kind of an

10:23

uncomfortable Topic for us, but

10:25

it did we did kind of get through

10:27

it where we talked Eddie for some reason

10:29

made me Answer what animal

10:31

I would have sex with and I just

10:33

said chimpanzee just for the sake of saying

10:35

chimpanzee to end it I was just trying

10:38

to end the conversation Yeah, but now people

10:40

have sent me so many articles about all

10:42

the different ways people have sex with monkeys

10:44

I got another clip on mayor gasms We're

10:46

just hope people having sex with the horses

10:48

if we I feel like we are we

10:51

need to guide us back We need to

10:53

guide us back to the to other stories

10:55

other things to towards other other

10:57

content You know, yeah, because the orangutan sex

10:59

slave story that was sent to me But the

11:01

shaved orangutan that he had dressed up like a

11:04

little girl and they put little lipstick on which

11:06

is like in the end We're kissing. Yeah

11:10

You're gonna go to the only dead deadwood rules

11:12

with the orangutan. I just don't really understand you're

11:14

gonna kiss Anything kiss the neck

11:16

kiss the tits I'm only having sex with

11:18

the chimpanzee because I'm forced to because you're

11:20

gonna shoot me in the back of the

11:22

head and it Is vaginal sex with a

11:25

woman? Chip. Yeah, no, it's not

11:27

a hat. Well shave the breasts. You're gonna

11:29

have them shave the breasts When

11:36

I saw that story But then that was the

11:38

orangutan sex life story that it was the guy

11:40

that was arrested for the monkey torture ring the

11:42

guy Who was from the white power like the

11:44

neo-nazi guy that was we you know He was

11:46

just serving up like the monkeys and blenders and

11:48

people were paying him for it again. We're working

11:50

too hard Yeah, so these articles are sent to

11:52

anything about the pigs about pig sex No,

11:55

really. No, there was a you

11:58

like the popular shit I do

12:01

you know that's me. I'm a poser when it

12:03

comes to my Yeah,

12:05

I'm like a doo-a-leep. I do a

12:07

leap. Ah was an orangutan Yeah I

12:10

did get a message for my friend

12:13

Sarah who did send a message to

12:15

Marcus Parks that was honestly It was

12:18

a fairly sexual picture of the Anamorphic

12:20

deer. Oh nice looking it was like it

12:22

was it was going to welcome a lovemaking

12:25

session inside of them That's great. But

12:27

what do you think will be the first

12:29

episode? We don't talk about humans fucking animals. It

12:32

says it will come Now

12:34

just like the animals. We're gonna change right now.

12:36

We don't know they can't consent. All right Well

12:39

the big comeback that we got. Yeah, this

12:41

is crazy. I love our listener I can't

12:43

believe this poll results, but I asked it

12:45

was I actually feel like it is What

12:49

I was expecting but I'm glad that we

12:51

got as much as a little off from

12:53

what you expect sure So this we asked

12:55

everybody and I still want you to ask

12:57

people this because it's fun to do We

12:59

said yeah, ask a stranger not a friend

13:01

not somebody that was into true crime when

13:03

you ask them What's

13:06

the first thing that you think of when

13:08

you hear the word murderer? What's the first

13:10

person and get their response you had said

13:12

something along the lines of he thought I

13:14

might be OJ Simpson I thought OJ would

13:16

be everyone's hands would be the layman's answer

13:18

for murderer, but I think largely It's because

13:20

you like a you like a sports just

13:22

like most people Sure, you

13:24

like a sports and you like again. He would

13:26

be very famous. I said something It was also

13:28

one that was on the news most yeah, yes,

13:30

of course Well in especially that time period crime

13:32

of the century well people for our age all

13:34

right There's been like the trial of the century

13:36

has been like how many trials of the century

13:38

well There's crime of the century which was Lindbergh

13:40

baby, and that was taken early, but you can

13:42

call it the 20 I don't think you can

13:44

call it the time of the century. It was

13:46

one baby. Yeah, yeah, all right. He was a

13:49

not Charles

13:51

Lindbergh we have things we're gonna do a whole series on that

13:53

I can't wait. It's very it's actually that story's fascinating

13:56

All right, so here's the poll so we got back overwhelming

13:59

amount named Jeffrey Dahmer

14:01

as the Netflix show like set that off.

14:03

It was Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and John

14:06

Wayne Gacy were based with the top three

14:08

and they were pretty close in numbers. It

14:10

was like Jeffrey Dahmer, we had 59 mentions,

14:12

Ted Bundy 49, John Wayne Gacy, we had

14:15

32. And then number four

14:17

was OJ Simpson followed closely by Charles Manson.

14:19

So I had Jack the Ripper. Yeah, Jack

14:21

the Ripper makes sense. I'm surprised and then

14:23

yeah those are the only ones that are

14:25

10 and over. The rest of them are

14:27

just a couple. So here are some of

14:29

my favorite outliers. We have some really

14:31

good funny outliers. Hitler was

14:33

twice, of course, he got two. Anakin

14:37

Skywalker, he killed

14:39

all those kids and it was before and then

14:42

he would become I hate you. And then he

14:44

would become Darth Vader, right? Then

14:47

just the fictional character

14:50

Blade, which I do think that

14:52

makes sense. Chris Watts. The Blade didn't kill

14:54

people. He killed vampires.

14:56

Yeah. The

14:58

vampire service people in that world. Maybe.

15:01

Then they said, oh, political Lockheed

15:03

Martin. Whoa. But that only had

15:05

one. Not only

15:07

had one and my personal favorite, myself,

15:09

when I'm down at my wife's pussy.

15:12

Oh yeah, he's a murderer. Like that guy.

15:14

We'll have to meet him at some point.

15:16

We probably already have. I wonder what the

15:18

wife has to say. Oh, and then. One

15:20

more PBR for my husband, please. Yes. Also

15:24

the very, very funny answer of

15:27

your mom. Yeah, definitely like that.

15:29

So thank you so much for the security. Scarf

15:32

in the Lion King. Scarf Lion King, that's funny.

15:34

Again, he only killed one. True killer. But

15:36

he only killed one. He tried to kill more. He

15:39

tried. Yeah, I also tried to be a

15:41

professional baseball player in my mind. Did

15:44

you? No. I'm just saying,

15:46

try. It's also from Star Wars. That's not Star Wars.

15:48

That's true. That's, fuck me.

15:50

That's Lion King. But

15:53

there is no try. I need

15:55

to. Oh, I got you. Yes. Grogu

16:00

could still fucking suck my dick. Whoa! Hey

16:03

Grogu, and that's not pedophile, that's not

16:05

pedophilia. I love that. That's

16:07

not pedophilia. He's an old man. Grogu's

16:09

50. He's 50 years

16:12

old. Side Story's lpotlgmail.com.

16:15

If an alien is a

16:17

baby to us, but

16:20

a baby to them, but old to us,

16:22

can you fuck it without space charges? But

16:25

that's the people. But

16:29

that's the people. I

16:32

gotta know what you guys think. What

16:35

are the intergalactic laws on

16:37

fucking Grogu? Grogu fucking Grogu.

16:40

Again, I'm not into it because I

16:42

don't want to hear his weird little

16:45

whimpering. No, not at all. No, I

16:47

don't want to hear it. He can slurp some

16:49

eggs though. You

16:53

haven't watched, right? No. You

16:55

would like the Mandalorian. I watched

16:57

the first one. Again, my review

16:59

was controversial, more like Mandiborian. Whoa!

17:02

You asshole. I'm pretty special. I'm

17:05

pretty smart. I'm

17:07

pretty educated, and I am. Very

17:14

nice. You like dude. You

17:16

don't like the Mandalorian? Is this too many

17:18

things happening? You know what was about the

17:20

Mandalorian? I think Mandalorian was fine. Yeah.

17:23

I just saw one episode. I don't like TV. Oh,

17:26

there it is. I don't watch TV. I don't

17:28

really like movies. I like movies more than TV.

17:30

Yeah, I like movies. I like documentaries. Yeah. And

17:32

I like my nonfiction shows. Yeah. And

17:35

I like my reality shows. I

17:37

like my Drag Race, and I

17:39

like my Top Chef, and I like my shows. Now

17:42

that I'm thinking about it, I don't think I've ever heard you talk about 1883

17:45

or some shit

17:47

like that. What's that? That's the

17:49

Harrison Ford, Helen Mirrenge, prequel to Yellowstone.

17:51

No, am I in hoespice? No, you

17:54

would like it. It was

17:56

a lot of murder. A lot of murder. I mean,

17:58

it's not enough. It's still not enough. They'll

18:00

say, everyone says a lot of murder, and then

18:02

they go to watch a show, because I love

18:04

murder, and they go to watch a show for

18:06

all the supposed fucking murder in it, and then

18:08

it's all like classy and shit. I like faces

18:10

getting cleaved. I like

18:13

arms being stripped of their flesh.

18:16

Mm-hmm. It's so weird. I've seen all

18:18

these Taylor Sheridan things, and I don't like him, but

18:20

I've watched all of it. I don't know how, like,

18:22

there's like a spell on me. I just think it's

18:24

your algorithm that gets into you, and you like it. I

18:27

don't know if I like it, because I always end

18:29

up like mad. I think it just turns me off.

18:31

It might... Mentally, not

18:33

like sexually. Yeah,

18:35

I get hard as hell. I get hard

18:37

as hell watching Yellowstone. Yeah, except with that

18:40

one lady. There's that one lady in that.

18:42

Oh, the daughter? She's spicy. No, the

18:44

wife. The wife? The spicy

18:46

wife. I don't think he has a wife. What's

18:48

the name? What's a blonde woman in that show?

18:50

That's his daughter. What's his daughter? That's

18:53

Costner's daughter. She's like my age. Yeah,

18:56

Kevin Costner's old. Whoa. Old

19:00

daughter. Yeah. Could

19:03

there be a thing that's milfs but for daughters?

19:08

Old milfs are daughters.

19:11

Henry. What? Not

19:13

anymore, dawg. Not once

19:15

they hit 27. All

19:18

right. And

19:21

that's a fallacy, but again, I love a milf, so I

19:23

think it's great. That was

19:26

the update. I do think I got

19:28

a lot of great messages, people saying

19:30

it's amazing to get good, old-fashioned, crowd-sourced

19:33

information. This is

19:35

our family feud. People know the

19:38

name Jeffrey Dahmer. They know the name Ted Bundy.

19:40

It's the Netflix show. If it wasn't for the

19:42

Netflix show, I bet he wouldn't have been number

19:44

one. And they don't know their crimes. Well, they

19:46

know Jeffrey Dahmer, it's all the big subset. It's

19:48

Jeffrey Dahmer, Cannibal, Ted Bundy. They don't say anything

19:50

about Ted Bundy, but they know that Ted Bundy

19:52

is a name. Yeah, he's a killer. And

19:55

then John Wayne Gacy, Evil Clown. Yeah,

19:57

yeah. And then OJ Simpson, that guy from the

19:59

hearse. commercials. That's what

20:01

they love. But no,

20:04

our audience is like, because also I

20:07

feel like true crime, while it has

20:09

always been an interest of a large

20:11

section of humankind, it's just

20:14

now way more like of the of the money.

20:16

I mean it's kind of going in a, it's

20:18

in a, how do you put

20:20

it? It doesn't really go away, but true crime is

20:22

it had hit a peak and then it receded and

20:24

now we're trying to figure out what to go next.

20:26

I don't know what people, they don't know what they

20:28

want, like your hair. It

20:34

knows where it's going next. It's

20:37

going to hell. You're going

20:39

to my fucking, no, you know where it's going

20:41

man is my fucking, my sides, my ears. Yeah.

20:43

Natalie had his show me the other day, I

20:45

had full, like it looked like my ears had

20:47

little, you gotta shave your ears. Just getting little

20:50

beards on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What the fuck? Yeah,

20:52

no, Julie gets in my ears for me. Yeah,

20:55

you gotta talk to Natalie, she's got to get in

20:57

there. She said no. Or you gotta talk to your

21:00

barber. Yeah, sometimes I got my ears waxed recently. I

21:02

had to put wax in my ears and then rip

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out all the hair. Yeah man.

21:09

10 bucks. 10 bucks. Why do

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you call that a fucking like,

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it's not a Brazilian. That's like

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a South Dakota. What do

21:17

you call that? What do you got to go

21:19

get your ear lobes? Yeah man, you got to

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one piece of nerdy sci-fi news that I wanted

24:28

to cover before we bring in our various special

24:30

guest. We have a guest today. I

24:34

need literally, I'm saying, I'm talking about

24:36

this story because I want someone to

24:38

explain it to me. Side Story's opotl@gmail.com.

24:41

Because from what I can see here,

24:43

I don't particularly understand it, but I

24:46

want to know what they're talking about.

24:48

So this came from the debrief. The

24:50

debrief is they cover a lot of

24:52

tech news and stuff within military tech,

24:54

and they have kind of led the

24:57

charge of talking about whether or not

24:59

some of the UAP stuff we're seeing,

25:01

UAP or UFO, and any

25:03

of these weirds of transmenium vehicles, these

25:05

weird orbs, whether or not they are

25:07

technology that we just don't know about

25:09

that China has or Russia has or

25:12

we have, and we're literally lying to our

25:14

own armed forces about what

25:16

we have. That's one theory.

25:18

And this article that just

25:20

came out, NASA Veterans' Propellantless

25:23

Propulsion Drive that physics says shouldn't

25:25

work, just produced enough thrust to

25:27

overcome Earth's gravity. Now this was

25:29

developed by a man by the

25:31

name of Dr. Charles Bueller. Bueller

25:33

is a NASA engineer and co-founder

25:35

of Exodus Propulsion Technologies. And what

25:37

I don't seem to understand is

25:39

what it seems to say here

25:42

is that if you electrify something

25:44

correctly, it floats.

25:47

So he is essentially saying that they

25:49

can charge an object in a way

25:52

to produce what they called, what they

25:54

figured, what they realized was one gravity.

25:57

So what they did was then, what that means is that if you

25:59

can get a to one gravity that means

26:01

it's actively fighting against the gravity

26:04

of the planet Earth. And

26:06

so that means it's a one to one.

26:08

So eventually what you could do is increase

26:10

that and then it'll like be able to

26:12

just very very easily leave the planet Earth.

26:15

Okay, sure. And

26:18

this is electricity, fuck, tells gravity to go

26:20

fuck itself is what you're saying. This

26:25

is why you shouldn't let your kid go to

26:27

fish on 420 because what it does is it

26:31

makes you number one lethally curious

26:34

to anything a man hands you that has a

26:37

drug bar gone. And

26:39

two, you know, I think

26:41

that, yeah, it does help

26:43

simplify your understanding. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So

26:45

yeah, so like maybe, do you think Ted

26:47

Bundy floated when they electrocuted him? Yeah, he

26:50

was like, whoa, whoa, whoa,

26:52

whoa, having a knife, you scone!

26:54

Busy lifting drinks! So

26:59

we can make UAPs now. Well, they're saying

27:01

that, well, what if we already have? Or

27:03

they don't, this is all very theoretical.

27:06

I would love for someone to explain

27:08

it to me in a way that

27:10

a fat bodied comedian man might understand.

27:12

Yeah, UAPs, I feel like from

27:14

what I've been learning from you in these

27:16

last couple of super serious UFO mandates are

27:19

they would have to be drones. Some of

27:21

them. And I love you, like,

27:23

why send a person? Why send an alien

27:25

when you could just send a robot? It's

27:28

very possible. Or do they send things in

27:30

a, I think the concept of them sending

27:32

a deep image of a

27:34

ship, like a hologram of the ship with

27:36

them in it from very, very, very far

27:38

away. Okay. And so what if some of the

27:40

stuff we see, there is a one. But what's the point

27:42

of that? So that they can do recon. Like,

27:45

let's say they are, this is all under the

27:47

one specific umbrella that these are flesh

27:49

and blood creatures. Yeah. They

27:52

have to eat, like they have to have

27:54

stuff. So what if, but there could just be

27:56

a bunch of jelly. Absolutely.

27:58

But they might still need. to eat, they

28:00

might still need to do stuff. So let's just

28:02

say one concept is they are

28:05

either running out of resources like we

28:07

are or running out of

28:09

literally just living space or are

28:11

they a conqueror race? Are

28:14

they just curious? Literally just curious.

28:16

Are we them from

28:18

the very, very, very far future?

28:20

Or the very, very, very past?

28:22

Who knows? And that maybe they're

28:25

literally this so then they could

28:27

create an interdimensional window, ostensibly to

28:29

look at us from there. That's

28:31

one theory. I don't know. I don't buy

28:33

it that they'd come here. Why? You're here.

28:36

I know I'm here. I was born here.

28:38

Yeah, man. You didn't ask for that either.

28:40

Yeah. But I think that if we were

28:42

going to another planet years away, how old

28:44

am I going to get getting there? Unless you

28:47

can do it instantly through an interdimensional porthole. I

28:49

don't think they have those. Those don't make sense.

28:51

See, this is the thing. I thought fish would

28:53

you got to let it in because

28:55

you could see this. There's so many

28:57

things capable. How do you think Phil

29:00

gets from place to place to place?

29:02

Who's Phil? The lead singer of Trey.

29:06

Trey Anastasio. What's Phil? Phil?

29:09

Is it from Pantera? No, it's

29:11

fucking punks with Tony Phil. Who's

29:13

the lead singer of Pantera? Who

29:15

cares? Dimebag Darrell, not him. Trey

29:17

Anastasio. The only way he gets

29:19

back and forth is by,

29:21

I mean, like he probably just thinks he's

29:23

in a magic chair and all of a

29:26

sudden he's playing his electrified Bandra. It is

29:28

surprisingly thought out. Yeah, of course it has

29:30

to be. You were right. Phil

29:33

and Selmo. Oh, from Phil. Oh, he's the

29:35

other guy from Pantera. That's what I was asking. That's

29:38

what I was going to say. Yeah. He's

29:40

a big, I don't think he's a nice guy. Yeah, he

29:43

pissed off Dimebag Darrell and then Dimebag got shot. It's

29:45

really very sad actually. Well, these

29:47

are the updates. I think we learned

29:49

a lot about nothing.

29:53

And now it's time to get some new stories. But for that, let's

29:56

bring in our guest. Yes. Right

29:58

from North Lane. And

30:00

now we have a very

30:02

old friend Very

30:08

old friend of LPN It

30:11

is so good to have you in studio with us

30:13

to check out some of these horrible stories Dan Saint

30:15

Germain Long time listener first

30:17

time guests Glad to be here Nice

30:20

to see you buddy, you're here promoing

30:22

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it out. It's on YouTube for free.

30:29

Yeah, and I think it's I think

30:31

it's pretty funny. Yeah, that's a solid

30:33

pitch Yeah, fine. I you feel like

30:35

you could might enjoy it cock

30:37

a little yeah I

30:41

don't want to go total Sholsy Schultz

30:43

where I'm like this is fucking next

30:45

level, you know, like what I don't

30:47

want to be like Was this a piece of

30:49

like filthy we're hopping boogie nights like fucking this

30:51

piece of shit Well, that's sad and kind of

30:53

scary, you know, yeah Yeah,

30:56

because also it's never Changing

30:59

everything I find it when someone says

31:02

that it is it's definitely not definitely

31:04

not. Yeah. No There's a

31:07

few instances like when they went when

31:09

they like let Jackie Robinson play

31:11

that that probably changed everything A

31:14

couple change everything that changed everything when

31:16

Marlon Brando didn't take the Oscar and

31:19

he sent that Italian woman changed

31:21

everything She

31:24

not she wasn't native american she was Italian

31:26

absolutely not fucking hilarious Love it love it.

31:28

Oh my god, that's hilarious All

31:32

right. So here we go. Dan. This is gonna

31:35

be you're gonna love this story. Yes. All right

31:37

So now this was uh, I actually find this

31:39

extremely interesting a 10 year old

31:41

allegedly confesses to randomly killing a

31:43

stranger When he was seven, so

31:46

this is in texas. Obviously, um this 10

31:48

year old child According to

31:50

the daily beast the texas

31:52

the child nonchalantly Confess

31:55

to killing a man. Yeah, like

31:58

executed him as the man That's

32:01

the dead man. That's not the child. I

32:04

wish that was the child. He looks like an amalgamation of

32:06

us. Yeah, he never made

32:08

a single correct choice. If you die, unfortunately,

32:10

and this is not, I'm trying not to

32:12

victim blame here, but if you die in

32:14

a trailer, sitting in a chair, getting your

32:16

face blown wide open by a seven-year-old. I

32:18

think he was dead asleep though. He

32:21

did completely dead asleep. He shot him in the

32:23

face. Just asking for it. Took

32:25

his grandpa's gun and went and shot him in

32:28

the face, and then the grandpa ended up stealing

32:30

the gun, not knowing that this happened. So

32:32

he thought he just killed himself. So apparently,

32:34

they said it was suspicious

32:36

because of the angle. He obviously was shot

32:38

in the fucking face. So

32:41

this child apparently was left without

32:43

any form of supervision, and then

32:45

went in, and I guess- This

32:47

was his son? This was- No!

32:49

This is the guy who came in there! This guy had-

32:52

This guy had a stranger. It

32:54

was no motivation whatsoever. Dude, watch

32:56

out for this kid. Dude was

32:58

just asleep. Dude was just asleep.

33:01

And so the kid apparently saw him

33:03

walk by in the trailer. He saw the gun.

33:06

And his grandfather's car that was in the

33:08

front was in the dash compartment, right? He

33:10

pulls it out. The kid just said, like,

33:12

Oh, this is fun. Oh, I've

33:14

got a fun gun. I've seen this on the TV. John

33:17

Wick, you did this. I just

33:19

don't wish they'd read your talk.

33:21

There was like three different acts.

33:23

It went from chimney, sweet British,

33:25

to Kyoto, Japan. SNL,

33:28

stop calling. We

33:30

got Brooks Wheeling over here. Let's come down. You did fine.

33:33

You did fine. You did fine. But

33:35

then he was asleep, and it's just asleep.

33:37

Like a schmuck. And the

33:39

kid walked up to him and just blew

33:42

his fucking brains out. Oh my god. And

33:44

then apparently stood, looked at

33:46

his now fully dead corpse, walked

33:48

back, put the gun back

33:50

into his grandfather's dash compartment, and then

33:53

just walked away. Like

33:55

he was fucking Johnny Cash. Seven

33:58

years old. Yeah. I

34:00

what I think is because you guys

34:02

are you know, it's a burgeoning enterprises

34:04

last podcast on the left And

34:06

you know how Nickelodeon had like kids news. Yes,

34:08

you guys should Do

34:10

like last podcast on the left kids

34:13

news. I would love that to hear

34:15

from his perspective. Yeah sports illustrated for

34:17

kids I know that was nice Reaches

34:20

out to Republicans. Exactly. It's like that type

34:22

of thing. We can still throw Kurt loader

34:24

on to every once in a while Oh,

34:27

yeah, he speaks to the kids. Yeah for

34:29

sure But I would I would bring him

34:31

on bring him into the fold So when

34:33

asked the child stated that he had never

34:35

met Brandon And

34:37

did not know who he was Although

34:39

he'd observed him walking around the RV

34:41

earlier that day The child

34:43

that was also asked if he was mad at

34:45

Brandon for some reason or if Brandon had ever

34:48

done anything to make Him mad and the kid

34:50

said no, I thought that Brandon

34:52

was trying me and I knew that I

34:54

had to Can regulate With

34:58

my child hand and I ended his life

35:00

Yeah I So the child was

35:02

able to direct law enforcement to the gun

35:04

and then so this is where this all

35:07

came from So he just kind of casually said I shot

35:09

a man to watch and this was three years later. Oh,

35:11

yeah Think about he's a kid

35:13

little sitting there smoking a cigarette going like right?

35:15

Yeah, I fucking killed I killed a man two

35:17

years ago Like he was

35:19

like, what was that wrestler that killed

35:21

his molester that killed his molester? Who

35:23

was the wrestler the guy that killed it

35:26

was the I? The

35:29

guy that molested him I'm

35:31

not sure. I know. I mean there's been

35:34

famously a ton of oh that was the

35:36

MMA guy You're talking about Cain Velasquez shot.

35:39

No it that well, he never killed anybody.

35:41

He also killed his molester No, he didn't

35:43

he tried to kill his son's molester and

35:45

ended up shooting the dad of

35:47

the molester So

36:00

the kid... By the way,

36:02

he's seen a dusky innocent. No, I'm just kidding.

36:04

We need to take a look at the evidence

36:06

again. Was that guy a... That guy was a

36:08

wrestler who did that though? That was another wrestler

36:11

who... Oh no, this is a guy. This is a

36:13

famous guy, Gary Plowshay. This is a famous story of

36:15

a guy that shot... I have no idea what this

36:17

is. He shot the guy that molested his daughter as

36:19

he was on his way into court. He popped out

36:22

from behind me. I saw that, yeah. That's

36:24

the guy who did that. He shot him from

36:26

as he was walking into court. He

36:29

also got... How many years did he get?

36:32

He had a bunch of time. There was another story. I think

36:34

he got off, right? He didn't get

36:36

a lot of time. You gotta get in

36:38

trouble for that, unfortunately. Unfortunately. Wait, no, no.

36:41

He was sent a seven year suspended

36:43

sentence with five

36:45

hours probation and 300 hours of

36:48

Q's. Having said that, if

36:50

you go to prison as a guy

36:52

who murdered your kid's

36:55

pedophile, you are a...

36:57

I feel like they treat you

36:59

good. You're Tom Brady. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You

37:02

go in there, you're a maid. Yeah, you can do whatever you want.

37:04

Yeah. I didn't imagine they'd treat him

37:06

all right. Yeah, they treat him all right. The guy

37:08

that I was talking about was Marty Gennady. Marty Gennady?

37:11

No, that was... I understand. We've

37:13

covered... I have a wrestling podcast,

37:15

Wrestle Roast, that's turning into working

37:18

stiff, but it's me, Robert Carpel, Mike Lawrence,

37:20

and Scott Chaplin, a very funny gentleman. Marty

37:24

Gennady said that he murdered

37:26

this guy who molested him

37:28

at a bowling alley or

37:30

tried to molest him, and

37:33

it's all bullshit. He's just one of those guys who just

37:35

lies all the time. He starts saying some stuff. Because they

37:37

investigated it and the police had to come out and be

37:39

like, yeah, I think he... I

37:41

never told no one this, even my

37:43

brother Gino. Yeah. Because

37:46

Gino would have killed him and I didn't want my brother

37:48

gone. Hell, he only recently

37:50

come home from Vietnam. I

37:52

was 13 working at Victory Lane's

37:54

bowling alley, buying weed from a fucker

37:56

that worked there, and he put his

37:58

hands on me. He dragged me around the

38:01

back of the building. You already know what he was

38:03

gonna try to do. That's what

38:05

he said. And then he said that was the first time he made a

38:07

man disappear. He

38:09

talks like a Huckleberry Finn character. Yeah.

38:13

It's a really down story. Yeah, I made him

38:15

disappear, Bob. But he also

38:18

said something very uncomfortable at his daughter

38:20

on Facebook. He's not a, yeah, yeah.

38:22

He's not well. I'm off-boarding for him.

38:24

He's not well. He's not well. All

38:27

right, good for Marty. Thankfully, he'll

38:29

be here next week as

38:31

our guest on Side Story. Yeah, I

38:33

can't wait. I would feel honored if

38:36

I shared the dais with Marty Gennetti. I

38:40

love that guy. But the kid was, all right, so

38:42

back to the kid, it's weird you said it, but

38:44

it totally makes sense.

38:46

While the child was too young to face

38:48

criminal charges for the incident, he was just

38:50

recently pulled from a bust because he was

38:52

charged for making a terroristic threat to another

38:54

student. So he's already ready. This kid's fucking,

38:56

yeah. Fuck this kid. Marty

38:59

Gennetti. Yeah. Yeah, dude.

39:02

You gotta put a tracker on that kid.

39:05

That's scary. I think they did, actually. Yeah,

39:07

it's called Juve. No,

39:10

he got nothing. He had nothing. Absolutely

39:13

nothing. Oh, why? Under 10,

39:15

you can't get convicted for murder. That's

39:18

why. Really? And yet,

39:20

we should be using to fucking kill

39:22

people. Child assassins

39:25

would be an incredible business.

39:29

We put them on the human traffickers and we call

39:31

the children of the poor. Oh

39:33

my God, you guys are just printing. This

39:36

is called printing money. Is

39:39

this the printing money network? I'm

39:44

just smelling those dollar bills. Yeah,

39:46

all we do is make great ideas. I

39:48

came up with Hose Spice, the idea of

39:50

anything. I remember that. I went through that,

39:52

yeah. And then Natalie shut down OK Groomer,

39:54

the pet service that comes to you. OK

39:58

Groomer. OK Groomer. And. She

40:00

was mad at that because she said, you know,

40:02

that sounds like everybody who works at, okay, groomer

40:04

is gonna get murdered by somebody that

40:06

like a common pizza guy. I'm also, because

40:08

we're talking about pedophiles, I'm thinking grooming, like,

40:11

okay, groomer. Yes. Like

40:14

it's a pedophile who tells tall tales.

40:16

Okay, groomer. We've

40:19

heard it before. Okay, Dan Schneider,

40:22

we get it. You were the

40:24

second guy with Jambane Ramsey. We've

40:27

heard it. You were there before it was cool. It

40:31

does work actually. I don't know how we didn't think

40:33

about that. There's another revenge murder in the news, if

40:35

you guys want to check it out, please. A

40:37

ram has killed a New

40:39

Zealand couple. Actually, this

40:41

one's fucked. This is like, they went

40:44

to go, they went on a, what

40:46

do they call it? They went to go check on

40:48

them, a welfare check on these very, very old people.

40:50

They were in their 80s. Yeah. And

40:52

when they went out there, the old man,

40:55

I guess, went out there to feed

40:57

the ram or some shit. It

40:59

was a rogue ram. It wasn't their ram.

41:01

Oh, it was rogue? Yeah, it was a

41:03

rogue ram. They didn't own it. I don't

41:05

think many people own rams. They're

41:08

not like, ram is different than sheep. I could

41:10

be an idiot, but I'm pretty

41:12

sure that ram are their own thing. Dodge

41:14

rams. That's right. Well, that's what they-

41:16

Thank you, he already made a joke. That's what they should have

41:18

done. That's what I'm saying. He dodged the ram. That was what

41:20

he was saying before the show and I didn't approve. Yeah.

41:24

I didn't approve the joke. Thank you, I

41:26

know. I'm just bringing out, you know, bringing

41:28

out those at midnight puns. Many small flock

41:30

owners have just one ram, which

41:32

needs to be separated at some point. That makes

41:34

sense. Because the ram's got a fuck. The ram's

41:36

the one that fucks all the rest of them.

41:38

Oh, the ram is like the rooster of the

41:40

sheep community? I'm just saying stuff too, buddy. I'm

41:43

also just saying stuff, but I'm pretty certain

41:45

that that's true. They had some sheep, some

41:47

chickens, and some cattle. But they killed it.

41:50

So basically they showed up. The old man

41:52

went out to go feed the sheep or

41:54

some fucking garbage. The ram immediately murdered them.

41:57

I don't know if you call it murder with the ram. I

42:00

don't think it's murder. I think it's just you

42:02

know, they were killed by an animal But then

42:04

the old lady was like wish my husband and

42:06

she wanted to go look for him back out

42:09

and they ran And

42:11

got her too, isn't that was that Spanish

42:13

horror movie that came out last year where

42:15

they're looking at the go when evil lurks

42:17

when evil Or a scene from what evil

42:20

or you see lamb. I haven't

42:22

seen. I mean lamb fucking rocks Like

42:26

Like the half-man half lamb or whatever that's

42:29

some good shit. It's really fucking weird But

42:32

then the police came because I guess

42:35

that's who you call because they showed up they found the two people

42:37

Fucking rammed to death. Yeah in

42:40

their pen and then the fucking

42:42

ram bowed up at the cops

42:45

And they had to light them up and shot

42:47

the ram in the head squared up Oh, yeah,

42:49

dude, that Ram was coming in that Ram didn't

42:51

want it. He said he was not driving He

42:53

was traveling He

42:55

says that he broke his contract By

42:58

not signing his license. He says that legally I

43:00

can't have a license. I'm a ram That

43:03

guy looks like he's upset from having to kill

43:05

the ram. I think it's not fun I think

43:07

that we we actually did cover like

43:09

a not funny statistic talking about how many dogs

43:11

police officers have shot like, you know That's not

43:13

and how they just don't give a shit at

43:15

all That's not fun But I don't think like

43:17

anybody's like super jazz But I do feel like

43:20

if you just got to kill another type of

43:22

animal even that's kind of sad I think once

43:24

the Ram killed the second person it signed its

43:26

own death warrant. Oh, yeah, then it's the son

43:28

of ram Yeah, yeah, it's like a serial killer.

43:30

Yeah, yeah, they had to kill it I

43:32

honestly didn't think New Zealand cops even

43:34

killed two people that you two people

43:39

That's more than Mark David Chapman

43:45

He is a very that is

43:47

a murderous animal did oh my

43:49

goodness Well shout out to them

43:52

shout out to who the dead people. Oh fine

43:55

I guess but also 80s 80s

43:57

is hard. You gotta people work long

44:00

into the ratings, you're like, I just don't understand

44:02

people who have that type of like hardcore, like

44:04

my Chris who works on your pretty face is

44:06

going to hell, who worked on your pretty face

44:08

is going to hell. His father is

44:11

like 85 years old and

44:13

he's still like manages vintage apple

44:15

orchards and shit and it's like

44:17

the only thing my father can

44:19

do is smoke. Yeah. And

44:21

I don't know how they get to that. I don't

44:23

know how they, I mean, that's a hard job.

44:26

Apple orchard. It's just out there all

44:28

day. And vintage? What

44:30

does that mean? He saves

44:32

apple lineages. So he

44:35

goes in front like, this is a very

44:37

specific role in society.

44:39

Yeah. People

44:42

killed by animals. That's gotta be like

44:44

very rare in general, right? Gotta be

44:46

surreal. I've known lots of dead people

44:48

in my life. Not

44:51

one of them was killed by an animal. You have alibis?

44:53

Pre-quendinal? Yeah, I do. I do.

44:56

I'm at lots of restaurants. I'm

45:00

at lots of restaurants, lots of movies. Around

45:02

201 deaths annually. Yeah,

45:05

it's not that much. Cause again, we don't

45:07

have, it's not like we're only in America.

45:09

That's only in America. We're not in a

45:11

quote unquote agrarian culture anymore. Yeah. Well, I'm

45:13

trying to write this new bit about like,

45:16

you know, my sympathy for your

45:18

crocodile death depends on what area

45:20

of the world you're from. Like if you're

45:22

from Indonesia, I'm like, I feel bad cause you were just trying

45:25

to fish for your family. But if you

45:27

like, you were in Florida or something, it's like

45:29

you were trying to, it's like this

45:31

fucking croc thinks it's better than me. I guess

45:33

your fault. The more

45:35

first world nation it is, the more fault it

45:38

is. Do you ever see that video of it

45:40

was a little old lady and she has a

45:42

very, very tiny dog on a leash and you're

45:44

watching her fight this little dog. It looks like

45:47

a fucking Looney Tunes cartoon. Where it's this little

45:49

dog going, barf, barf, barf, barf. At this alligator,

45:52

just like over out to Sierra net and this little

45:54

dog and she's like, come on, come on. And the,

45:56

barf, barf, barf. This, the alligator

45:58

just takes the fucking dog. and

46:00

the lady in one go like yeah, it's like the

46:02

dog hits the back of the alligators throat and the

46:04

fucking chomps on his arm And it literally just pulls

46:06

the lady like just kills him both. Yeah, it just

46:08

sucks them right in the lake man It's not cool.

46:10

Where do you get those videos? I'll send you some

46:12

later Sent

46:16

into us We have

46:18

another super morbid one. I want to sit I'm not

46:20

dance here. All right, we can do more of it

46:22

Yeah, this one's really fucked up. This is fucking yeah,

46:24

you'll like this one. Yeah, a Horrible

46:27

is this horrible video

46:29

is this Brazil? No, I want to do the

46:31

first one I wanted to do with the dude getting

46:33

lit up. Okay. Yeah, let's do that because already caught talked

46:35

about it with the ram So this is just I

46:37

just wanted to show you this video you can get this

46:40

reaction This is like this fuck so this is in

46:42

the Seattle Police Department Mamma named

46:44

chief Adrian Diaz so a guy so they

46:46

had set up a sting at a

46:49

double tree Which

46:51

makes sense where they were setting up an

46:53

old man to come and I guess 67

46:57

They say the they call it

46:59

a meeting between two young

47:01

girls So seven ages seven and eleven and

47:03

unless they're very there to do candy sampling

47:05

for Hershey's Yeah, I don't think that it's

47:07

like a meeting. You know, I mean I

47:10

think they're there to have sex with these

47:12

little girls and so what the

47:14

cops are there They set it up as

47:16

a sting and they show the video this

47:18

is dash cam footage from inside of the

47:21

Room so they were waiting for him to come in

47:24

and so if you want to pull up the video I just want to show it

47:26

to these a Dan will not

47:28

this one. Not this one. We're gonna that's next

47:39

Unfortunate man, it is unfortunate

47:41

so they were so these two police officers were

47:43

inside of the the hotel room and then all

47:45

of a sudden they I guess they Were waiting

47:47

for this dude because he was supposed to come

47:49

in and they were they were just gonna grab

47:51

him and then this fucking happened Dude,

48:01

it's right! My God! Dude,

48:04

yeah, that guy didn't stand a chance. That's fucked up.

48:08

Alright, cut it. So this guy was like, he came

48:10

in, the reason why it's truly crazy is that that

48:12

guy was coming in with a gun ready. He

48:14

thought that those little girls with the

48:17

little girl handler were in that room

48:19

with the police, but then you saw the dude

48:22

as he pulled it up. That was a crazy

48:24

move by the cop because the cop put, he

48:26

did, I guess with this guy, a perfectly executed

48:28

defensive maneuver where he grabbed a gun. He grabbed

48:31

the gun and he pressed it to his chest

48:33

and then he shot himself in the arm, but

48:35

then those two just got, they just lit him

48:37

up. So do you think this guy was coming

48:40

to kill the people who held the children? I

48:42

think that he was coming to steal the children. Do

48:44

you think he was coming to steal? He wasn't like

48:46

some weird vigilante? I mean either way, it was a

48:48

bad move. It was definitely a bad move. You

48:50

don't pull a gun out of the cop. I

48:53

say you're going to... That's the actual sound of

48:55

freedom. You

49:01

know, what if, oh God, I guess if it was a

49:03

water gun it would be bad because if that was a

49:05

funny joke, that would be a funny joke for

49:08

a human trafficker to play, wouldn't it? And

49:10

then I also wonder if

49:12

you were to... You're going

49:14

to bring

49:16

cereal and candy. Well, yeah,

49:19

I just think, I don't know, I

49:21

think there's something too like all these

49:23

people who have been fucking weaponized by

49:26

anti-fucking misinformation.

49:28

Oh yeah, of course. So

49:30

you think that he's saying that that guy

49:32

is, you're saying that that guy was scared

49:35

of his own pedophilic activities and so he

49:37

brought a gun to protect himself? I think

49:39

he was posing as a pedophile to go

49:41

to get these children and become

49:44

a hero and then the cops killed them. All

49:46

I know is if you're a cop, if you're

49:48

the cop in that situation and you're talking to

49:50

other people, like it's like, oh yeah, I shoot

49:52

this kid, he was 16, he was sick, he

49:54

felt terrible and he goes, oh really? I just,

49:57

you know, just killed a pedophile that was about to

49:59

shoot. Oh shit, he gets into work,

50:01

he gets a free milkshake. Yeah,

50:07

no, this cop's definitely not going to buy a

50:09

drink for the rest of his life. But they're

50:12

saying here that- That's the best way to kill

50:14

somebody. Yeah. So this guy,

50:16

so they were conducting an internet crimes

50:18

against children tax force operation. So

50:20

that's what that, that's what I guess this

50:22

is. So I guess they, well, they do

50:24

the thing that they build a

50:26

case, they have like the, you

50:29

ever, there's a series on TLC,

50:31

I believe, that covers the units

50:33

of the, there are largely

50:36

female officers- To shoot a predator. When

50:40

they, they're cops that

50:42

act like children. Oh yeah. They're the, and

50:44

that they, when they call, like, would they,

50:46

they go like- Do they have little handcuffs

50:48

and- I don't think- It's

50:58

weird, they have these two like very

51:00

slight lady police officers and

51:02

then they are not, then they

51:04

hire a service that is not

51:06

cops, that just sounds like children.

51:09

They get an of age woman

51:11

who will sound like a child

51:13

and they use it to communicate

51:15

with the pedophile to get them

51:17

hooked, right? To get them

51:19

all- So that service is just for the cops?

51:21

What was that? Is that service just for the

51:23

cops? I did just sound like somebody

51:25

who's about to use that

51:28

service. So maybe forget

51:30

what I just said. Is that service just

51:32

for the, just for the

51:34

good? At what level UCB class do they

51:37

teach you? Yeah, act like a child

51:39

for the police. I

51:41

think it's once you get to Matt Messer's home. I

51:45

didn't book SNL, but- Hey, I

51:48

got this new- he's teaching me.

51:50

That crimes against children apparently are up 67%

51:52

from 2022 to 2023. It

51:57

is very, very bad. It's bad?

51:59

That's crazy. right does it I don't

52:02

know I mean it just feels like the internet keeps getting

52:04

bigger so yeah well it's also

52:06

more I think that we're getting a 20 year

52:08

that's crazy and we're paying attention to it a

52:10

lot more because they're you know for a long

52:12

time if you cut you know how long as

52:14

we've been covering true crime and you read about

52:17

how like essentially it wasn't

52:19

a crime to do it into a child until like 1995

52:21

or whatever like a long time no one has cared

52:26

about kids they've been viewed as disposable for

52:28

for and now we're just trying to fix

52:30

that which I think is probably the uptick

52:32

is that it's more so in

52:35

the actual pursuing of it

52:37

yeah by the police the cyber tip

52:39

line received 36.2 million

52:42

reports of suspected child sexual exploitation

52:44

in 2023 and go check out

52:47

Dan St. Germain's I

52:50

have never said there's only

52:53

some things you can hear

52:55

on his back I want

53:01

to say first off like out of all

53:03

the podcasts I've done like last podcast probably

53:05

one of my favorites if not my favorite

53:07

thank you huge fan I got I

53:09

got listening I listened

53:12

to it during my life I'm married

53:14

now but my last breakup oh yeah

53:16

not the one that you guys knew yeah I

53:18

got really too into the Franklin

53:23

cover-up we talked kind

53:26

of ruined my life I don't then the

53:28

Robert Picton stuff I wrote a thriller about

53:30

that and I left like comedy stand up

53:33

for like two years just write thrillers so

53:35

in a lot of ways my favorite podcast

53:37

in other ways to ruin

53:39

my really wrote the Robert Picton screenplay

53:42

right a Robert Picton it's not exactly

53:44

if you know Robert Picton you read

53:46

the screenplay you're like oh this is

53:49

clearly based on that but it's not

53:51

it's it's like an homage

53:54

it's not totally it's it's fiction but

53:56

he's clearly the basis for the character

53:58

it's like a fan you're like like

54:00

you're from a fans perspective yeah I'm

54:02

firmly in the side of the victim during

54:09

the script what if you made me wonder

54:11

now I got here oh you know feeding

54:23

people made out of sausages his like

54:25

I've always wanted to see pictorial of

54:27

the actual like the ideal bat

54:30

the hangout yeah going to the with the

54:32

pig palace doing all I got I so

54:34

into it when I went when I was

54:36

writing it I was a headline the Vancouver

54:38

yuck yucks because I hadn't like left stand-up

54:40

yet and I went around to all

54:43

the spots picked and used to pick up women

54:45

in Vancouver wow

54:47

it was very dark very no I

54:49

didn't pick them up I was I

54:52

admit Sarah at that point I was it was such

54:54

a dark area that when I went into the strip

54:56

club that was the one that felt like a Starbucks

54:58

really really really really bleak

55:06

really bleak down there in Vancouver no it is

55:08

in place there's some places in Vancouver they're tough

55:10

beautiful save but I also hear you hear it's

55:12

wonderful but I have heard that before as well

55:14

even open air drug market that I was

55:16

just walking around there I love the people

55:19

on an edible but yeah oh really it

55:21

was horrible I went there the last time

55:23

we were there they have that it's the

55:25

Walking Dead unfortunately there's like the heroin problem

55:27

is insane yeah downtown Vancouver it's I feel

55:29

bad for them but it's the most blood

55:31

I've seen just open and

55:34

the city and that's a mystery yeah good

55:36

work Canada honestly you beat us

55:38

because it's Dublin and Vancouver is the most

55:42

open blood I've seen places

55:45

yeah New York I saw a lot of blood we'll get you

55:47

there New York's gotten when I was in

55:49

these village I mean I'm living in Queens now but

55:51

people just shooting up right and oh

55:53

yeah right and by the way I just got

55:55

out of rehab again in December yeah and the

55:59

kids on drugs now in their early

56:01

20s. Like

56:04

I'm never gonna hear anybody like say that

56:06

the 70s party hardest that our generation partied

56:08

hardest these kids are on

56:10

medical grade fentanyl and end-of-life drugs still

56:12

a lot and they're They're

56:15

super sure it's basically like comparing

56:17

the NBA before they left black

56:19

people You

56:22

know what I mean like we're the white we're the

56:24

white NBA kids are

56:26

like when When

56:28

Jordan showed up they're taking a hose

56:31

spice drugs They're taking like like I

56:33

can't you can't understand them. They don't

56:35

fuck they just go You

56:39

know, I can handle and I'm like, yeah,

56:41

you're right I couldn't no no I just like alcohol

56:44

Yeah, yeah, the post Malone generation.

56:46

Oh, dude, it's it's crazy A

56:51

lot of my faces to 70%

56:54

want to be DJ's. Yeah. Hey, that's a

56:56

fucking great entry-level career for anybody who loves

56:58

fentanyl. It's a real job No, it

57:01

is sorta. That's fine. Well, I'm glad that

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we're trying to get out of it. It's just been a

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lot. It's hard not

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to mention it. But then we're getting into

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the updates and then I'm talking about the

59:07

other discuss. We gotta stop talking. The problem

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get out of it I don't know if

59:13

that's possible for you. I'm locked into this

59:15

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that. This is a true story. You got fired.

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I quit but I got

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He threw me out because I was

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a day after Baldwin had

59:47

called his daughter a fat pig on

59:49

The View. We were showing that documentary

59:51

about Mr. Hands the guy who got

59:53

fucked to death by a horse and

59:55

died. Yes. At 10 a.m. this is

59:58

the day after Baldwin got canceled. He

1:00:00

came in to watch the first showing

1:00:03

of that movie. The

1:00:05

horse fucking movie. Yeah,

1:00:07

dude. Hour and a

1:00:09

half later, hour and a half later, I

1:00:11

hear from the back of my ear, I hear, Disturbing,

1:00:16

wasn't it? And I turn around

1:00:18

and go, Ooh, I can't believe.

1:00:20

And I'm like, somehow I think

1:00:22

that led to the rush shooting.

1:00:26

I don't know. I have

1:00:28

like my JFK, the little

1:00:30

arrows going everywhere. There

1:00:33

were horses on set. What

1:00:36

is the craziest, like why would you, like, what

1:00:38

a looney tune? He's like, he had to relax.

1:00:40

He's been, I'm getting a lot of heat. A

1:00:43

lot of heat. I don't know why.

1:00:49

But the cycle that we're currently stuck

1:00:51

in is fucking people,

1:00:55

weekend at Bernie's, in

1:00:58

people. It is this idea

1:01:00

of people using other people's corpses for

1:01:02

monetary gain. This is going

1:01:05

to be the third story we

1:01:07

have covered in as many weeks over someone

1:01:09

doing it. Part of me, I wonder if

1:01:11

they influence each other. Yes, if

1:01:13

it's like almost like copycatting style. I'm

1:01:16

in the middle of Brazil, so I don't know if they got our

1:01:18

news down there. All right. So this comes, yeah, this is in Brazil.

1:01:21

A woman brought a man in a wheelchair into a

1:01:23

South American bank, but, uh, an attempted to take a

1:01:25

loan out on his name, but the man

1:01:27

had been dead for hours. Erika de

1:01:29

Sousa Vieira Nunez, 42, was arrested

1:01:31

Tuesday following the bizarre incident in Bangu,

1:01:34

a neighborhood in western Rio de

1:01:36

Janeiro. A

1:01:38

woman claimed that the man identified by police

1:01:40

as 68-year-old Paulo Wrobarco Braga was her uncle

1:01:42

and wanted to sign papers for a $3,250

1:01:44

loan. And

1:01:47

then when he arrived at the bank, it was very much so,

1:01:49

a dead man. And the best

1:01:51

part is that this woman was so concerned

1:01:53

with positioning her dead uncle into a way

1:01:56

that would make him look like he was

1:01:58

alive, that

1:02:00

the teller was actively filming her do

1:02:03

this and she's like smiling next to the body.

1:02:06

So they're into burnages never as fun as you think

1:02:08

it's gonna be. I know it's not because of the

1:02:10

sink and it's the sallow

1:02:12

open mouth stare of a corpse. That's

1:02:14

a real corpse right there. Oh

1:02:17

yeah yeah yeah so this is a video. She

1:02:22

is music? She is holding up his hand and then... Is that

1:02:24

one of the aliens from Mac and me? Sir.

1:02:28

Man we did it Joe. That's

1:02:34

what it looks like. But she really isn't asking

1:02:36

for that much though. That's my thing. It's like

1:02:38

if you're gonna do this I would at least

1:02:40

go for 10k. Well I think that's probably why

1:02:42

she should have gotten it. I

1:02:46

also... This shows the desperation to

1:02:49

get it but this guy is extremely

1:02:51

dead and the way she's operating

1:02:54

his hands like he is gonzo. Yeah. Like

1:02:56

he is doing it like he is a

1:02:58

muppet. Like she's just moving his head back

1:03:00

and forth. Oh wow. He's like going like

1:03:02

hey pay attention pay attention. Smack in his

1:03:04

face. Make him go oh yes.

1:03:07

I mean the teller's filming everything.

1:03:09

Yeah. Because it's so obvious unfortunately.

1:03:11

Unbelievable. You know and I just...

1:03:15

I don't have a single dead person I have access

1:03:17

to. I just want to try it once. You will.

1:03:19

Okay if I'll give this...

1:03:22

You know what I will give the last podcast

1:03:24

network permission to use my body

1:03:26

for a bit. Is that... That's safe. Thank you. Yeah.

1:03:28

It's safe. That's safe. We are going to do that.

1:03:30

We're going to use that. That is... I'm not leaving

1:03:33

my wife about it first but yeah. Well I mean...

1:03:35

She probably won't be happy. She's already out of the...

1:03:37

You know. She'll have left me at that point. Yeah.

1:03:40

Let's face it. No because then she'll

1:03:42

get you after. Undercover Underage. Yes.

1:03:44

Undiscovery Plus. That's so weird that it just

1:03:46

came up like that actually.

1:03:49

Yeah this show is called Undercover Underage. It looks

1:03:51

like every West Coast comedy book right back there.

1:03:53

Oh my god. Yeah. It

1:03:55

does. Jordan Jensen. The Cops

1:03:57

and Rios said they've never seen anything like

1:03:59

this. Well, that's but that's one of the

1:04:01

murder capitals of the world. Yeah, dude. That's in

1:04:03

Rio de Janeiro. Yeah, that is crazy It has

1:04:06

to be absolutely insane. All right, let me do

1:04:08

we got anything else anything we want to cover?

1:04:10

I wanted to get a quick You

1:04:13

know, we got a problem here Dan. I'm sure this

1:04:15

hurts you Red Lobster is

1:04:17

Considering chapter 11 break up see now. This

1:04:19

is no shit Yeah, I'm really happy

1:04:21

that we we did if we had to

1:04:24

oh we had open death. We had

1:04:26

a corpse Yeah, but now I think it's

1:04:28

important to get to one of the main

1:04:30

stories You were gonna try to cover this

1:04:32

week was the red lobsters red lobsters going

1:04:34

away. Yeah Yeah, and it's and guess who

1:04:36

they're shifting the blame to us immigrants. No us

1:04:38

Yeah, cuz we ate too much of the endless

1:04:41

shrimp. They legitimately say America

1:04:45

has devastated Do

1:04:50

it once a week and then after COVID they had

1:04:52

to get That

1:04:54

guy like weeping And

1:04:57

we had no idea how much shrimp

1:05:01

that could eat and then One

1:05:04

man would come and he'd bring a

1:05:06

bigger man And I'm like,

1:05:08

oh he certainly won't just be and

1:05:10

then he'd be ordering the shrimp and

1:05:12

I figured well Don't you want a

1:05:14

steak man? Don't you want one of

1:05:16

our delectable pasta dishes? They

1:05:19

lost 11 million dollars in the third

1:05:21

quarter last year and shrimp Like

1:05:27

that much to me maybe I just think

1:05:29

we're fatter than we I think that

1:05:32

we're fatter and then maybe Shrimps

1:05:34

are smaller What look

1:05:36

the only thing we're gonna really admit. I mean I like

1:05:38

red lobster, but cheddar red biscuits are the only I mean

1:05:40

They're gonna sell those biscuits. Yeah. Yeah, I make sure I

1:05:42

make the cheddar biscuits at home and they make we make

1:05:44

them better I would just say

1:05:47

if you're like outback make an aggressive move to

1:05:49

get the cheddar big biscuits I said that's a

1:05:51

really good Some of

1:05:53

them or this is a good chance for sizzler

1:05:55

to put their ass back on the map. Yeah

1:05:58

sizzler should go I've

1:06:00

never been to the bubble. I'm

1:06:03

good. No, it's not. I've like

1:06:05

Lawrence a couple times. He likes going

1:06:07

there, but it's horrible He eats shrimp

1:06:09

chips You

1:06:12

know, you know guy who runs writing seminars

1:06:14

now He's

1:06:16

shrimp chips from a bag That's

1:06:19

when we knew him God,

1:06:21

but a bread lobster was kind of fine

1:06:24

though. I feel like red lobster I liked

1:06:26

my meal at red lobster more than these

1:06:28

other chains. That's why I think that sizzler

1:06:30

has an opportunity I think sizzler for

1:06:32

it bubblegum is bad out back.

1:06:34

What's wrong bubblegum out backs? Okay, the wings

1:06:37

are pretty good at out back. It was

1:06:39

surprising the capourie or couture I don't know

1:06:41

how last I will get your producer like

1:06:43

he's gonna know No, I would ask you

1:06:45

if there's one power it's delicious

1:06:47

the wings that I had there were fucking delicious

1:06:49

Yeah, last time I went to also a piece

1:06:51

of trash and I was relapsing when I had

1:06:53

those There

1:06:56

are the most understandable part of

1:06:58

it. Oh, of course. Yeah, those

1:07:00

are relapse that was the wings

1:07:02

are so good I this is

1:07:04

how it was in Detroit. I was supposed to go home

1:07:06

I got too drunk and ate the wings and I

1:07:09

just stayed another night at a motel near the air

1:07:12

My wife the next day. Yeah, why not? Let me

1:07:15

go on another rehab trip guys. I yeah Not

1:07:19

worth it is not worth it wings. It's

1:07:21

just wings Well, you're really good. They're really

1:07:23

good way More

1:07:28

dead mom stuff. We'll talk about that

1:07:31

on brighter side tomorrow Doing

1:07:34

you're gonna come do brighter side

1:07:36

stories, but you're doing with the

1:07:38

dead parents. No Yeah,

1:07:42

no, I'll I'll bring it up though, but

1:07:44

yeah the capillary capillary wings are good. Well,

1:07:47

I'm just glad they brought you back I'm

1:07:51

glad that you're here today. Dan. I'm

1:07:54

always glad to see you guys. I miss you guys. Yeah,

1:07:56

this has been great Is there anything? Oh, you gotta make

1:07:58

we got Dan a gift Oh,

1:08:00

you did? Yeah, we got you a gift, Bob. Can

1:08:02

you- I said no gifts. Yeah, we got

1:08:04

you a gift. We got you a gift. Here

1:08:06

you go. This is for you. I

1:08:08

hope you like it. I hope you like

1:08:10

it. This is my dad's movie. His father

1:08:13

wrote the film, the new

1:08:15

film, Freud's Last Session. And we

1:08:17

got Dan a sign

1:08:20

of us signing. We signed Marcus Ed and

1:08:22

I signed a poster for your father. True

1:08:29

Father's Film for you. I want to give this to

1:08:31

my- Dan's

1:08:33

father wrote Freud's Last Session. It was in the

1:08:35

theater. He's a little bit- He's a little bit

1:08:37

bummed out because it was more of a bomb

1:08:40

than he thought. So now I don't

1:08:42

think we giving him this poster is going to help.

1:08:46

No, but my

1:08:48

carny friend signed

1:08:51

it because they got it clearly for free

1:08:53

in some package. Yeah, it was- If you're

1:08:55

giving it away, it's a movie theater when

1:08:57

I went. That's one of the great- He

1:09:00

stole it from the trash. So like that origin story

1:09:02

is going to depress the fuck out of him. This

1:09:06

is amazing. I think he was still playing. Hey,

1:09:11

check it out now, Freud's Last. Great play.

1:09:14

You know, like the great, great play and they

1:09:16

adapted it, you know, but

1:09:18

it is, I think Amazon, you can

1:09:20

rent it. Apparently Anthony Hopkins is fine.

1:09:23

Hey, Anthony Hopkins. Yeah, he can't be good

1:09:25

to- Yeah, he can't see Hopkins. Yeah, he

1:09:27

does his job. Did your dad get to

1:09:30

meet Anthony Hopkins? Yes. Well, at least there's

1:09:32

that. They softly kiss. No. He

1:09:36

did meet Anthony Hopkins. Yeah,

1:09:39

my dad, I don't know how I became

1:09:42

such a fucking low rent

1:09:44

art form. No, comedy, have

1:09:46

you not seen the internet?

1:09:48

Comedy is the most important art form

1:09:50

that there's ever been. We are the

1:09:53

only ones speaking truth to power. We're

1:09:55

the only ones saying the right stuff

1:09:57

about vaccines, about race and gender issues.

1:10:00

I don't know about you guys I get more

1:10:02

news from the Daily Show than I do the real

1:10:04

news I

1:10:08

don't even have any honestly. I don't

1:10:10

even need these letters. We'll do the we'll do letters

1:10:13

next week All right, I am the only letter I

1:10:15

have it's like it's fun. It's actually all right. You

1:10:17

know I'll do this one last letter for Dan Okay, well

1:10:19

my you know I just just just prove I have like

1:10:21

time to kill before my dinner And I just want to

1:10:23

hang out with you guys And

1:10:26

I also want to get a higher approval rating than

1:10:28

hold it Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, we need it But

1:10:30

yeah, let us know how Dan did if you're paired

1:10:33

to Holden specifically You have if you have us if

1:10:35

one of them had to come back would you rather

1:10:37

be Dan or hold I already know the answer Hey,

1:10:42

hold it got a 53% is a Biden win we talked

1:10:47

We'll be announcing it on Holden's podcast

1:10:51

Here's a one horrible letter. I'll get your response on this

1:10:53

all right. I love your episodes

1:10:56

on Herb Baumeister great Well my

1:10:58

dad who was a big tall man from New York

1:11:00

He had been married twice and had four kids no

1:11:02

one knew a secret Apparently my 52

1:11:04

year old dad likes to wear women's clothing

1:11:07

and participate in BDSM on

1:11:09

Halloween night 2000 he's not the same thing

1:11:11

no no no no no no on Hollywood

1:11:13

night 2000 he put on a contraption

1:11:15

that would lock his hands under his knees so he

1:11:17

could jack off all while choking himself the

1:11:20

next morning he had and showed up to his office which

1:11:22

he owned and ran a Family member went in

1:11:24

and found my dad dead in a face that was pitch-black

1:11:27

Still in that contraption come to find out that when

1:11:29

you exphyxiate your face turns a black comes due to

1:11:31

the lack of oxygen Upon

1:11:34

searching his house they found other items women's clothes

1:11:36

and whatnot and the worst of all was that

1:11:38

my family had an open Casket and there wasn't

1:11:40

enough makeup in the world to make him look

1:11:42

normal his death certificate list the cause of death

1:11:44

is autorotic desiciation Now

1:11:54

that I know this you need to know this Can't

1:11:57

be the only one who lives with this for the rest of

1:11:59

my life. Yeah I had died from

1:12:01

blood That's

1:12:04

the one that's actually the only time you can get

1:12:06

away with black things Sparkly

1:12:16

that should have been the cover If

1:12:20

you're not laughing you're crying by the by the

1:12:22

way I will say I did talk about this

1:12:24

on one podcast But I feel like you

1:12:26

guys are the ones that I really should bring it up to I Did

1:12:29

start wearing two years ago while I was on

1:12:31

the road women's underwear Older

1:12:34

women's underwear. Yeah over 55

1:12:36

because I find I have

1:12:38

a very large ball sack My dick is

1:12:41

very mediocre, but I have a very large

1:12:43

ball sack Me too and I don't if

1:12:45

you have a large ball sack It has

1:12:47

the same dimensions as it was an older

1:12:49

woman's outie pussy so Boxes

1:12:53

where were you? Before

1:12:55

you were a normal box you for Day-to-day

1:12:58

roommates. He's seen a lot of my

1:13:00

grundle before but I Know

1:13:04

what you're working with Oh like mrs. Doubtfire underwear

1:13:06

is the way to go dude. Really? Yeah Great

1:13:15

Not fooling around with your lady that night Cuz

1:13:17

like I've taken that like my Sarah's been into it

1:13:19

and I've taken it off and she's seen him I'm

1:13:21

good. Yeah, is she not do your

1:13:24

laundry? Not

1:13:26

anymore I

1:13:28

do each other's laundry. So it's like I

1:13:30

couldn't have only never trust me with her

1:13:32

laundry. Oh, really? Oh, yeah, why would any

1:13:34

absolutely she would never trust me Julie trusts

1:13:36

you with her clothes Oh great at it. I

1:13:39

could fold I could I had to do chores

1:13:41

when I was a kid Yeah, I wash clothes,

1:13:44

but I don't wash it Natalie special clothes. It's

1:13:46

her special clothes. She's special clothes Yeah, well she

1:13:48

does that weird clothes. Which is the panties. I

1:13:50

don't wash panties Everything

1:13:52

don't put it in the dryer Anything

1:13:55

yeah, you gotta read the labels. Well,

1:13:57

you know, there's actually incredible advice. Yeah

1:14:00

I actually didn't I mean, okay, I love my Tommy

1:14:02

John. I'll say this if you get a nice air

1:14:04

condition You know like just

1:14:06

is there a brand you like I

1:14:08

just got the bloomers that were they were women's

1:14:10

Haynes I believe I believe not

1:14:12

even going for upper level. I'm not even

1:14:14

going for jokes on this. I'm just giving Thank

1:14:18

you. What about your legs? Are you get chased

1:14:20

your big guy? Thanks,

1:14:22

Ed. No, I'm just joking Thinking

1:14:24

about me no, they didn't shave at

1:14:27

all. It's just it's just a nice like well

1:14:29

I'm not these are these are two for too

1:14:31

young I'm

1:14:35

talking about but no, I'm just I

1:14:37

really don't care bloomers. I'm talking about

1:14:40

bloomers like Google bloomers Bloomers

1:14:43

yeah, I've seen bloomers So

1:14:47

it's something like Mary Todd Lincoln, but

1:14:49

like flowery can you flower that's cool

1:14:51

closer is to those there

1:14:53

But flowery bloomers, that's what

1:14:55

I've been I've been wearing. Well. I know what

1:14:58

I'm getting Eddie for his birthday No, I mean,

1:15:00

it's a nice. You know it's it's you know

1:15:02

I appreciate you have an outie pussy or big

1:15:04

balls That's incredible your balls don't go on the

1:15:06

other sides of the thing like like Open

1:15:09

ears I mean like If

1:15:11

I'm like shooting you know like if I need it like

1:15:13

for stand-up I want but if it's a night in and

1:15:15

I just needed to breathe then I

1:15:17

wear women's underwear Yeah, I just wear you

1:15:19

this what you do no judgment now mine's

1:15:21

a little bit. Yeah I bet that's Benjamin

1:15:24

friend. You're playing play boy. Yeah That

1:15:27

is that's Lolita bloomers for

1:15:29

women anything that says Lolita you

1:15:32

are not allowed to purchase Grumpy

1:15:38

asshole Nothing

1:15:42

with a cute name cranberry by

1:15:44

bottom Well, this

1:15:46

has been incredible incredible episode. Thank you

1:15:48

guys for being here today Go to

1:15:50

patreon.com/slash podcast unless if you if you

1:15:52

want to check out all the other

1:15:55

Stuff that we do if you want to see your bodies if you

1:15:57

want to see you behind the scenes when you're there But a tick-tock

1:15:59

at LPL on the left.com. I don't know what it'll be on

1:16:01

the left, whenever it is. TikTok, it's gonna

1:16:03

be gone soon. Then we

1:16:06

go see, then we are going to last podcast on the

1:16:08

left.com. We are going back on tour. And so for those

1:16:11

of you that don't know, there are some of you, I'm

1:16:13

sorry, you're part of the plug section. Oh yeah, for sure

1:16:15

buddy. For sure. So this week

1:16:17

we are doing, and those of you,

1:16:19

I think we have another Patreon, and

1:16:21

we also might release some tickets,

1:16:23

but I don't think we are, I don't know yet. Thursday

1:16:25

and Friday, we are doing our full on, we are writing

1:16:28

our show in front of people. Our

1:16:30

last podcast on the left live show. We

1:16:32

are doing that Thursday and Friday at the

1:16:34

Sirius XM Garage. That's on, if you can. You

1:16:36

are writing it in front, like people are

1:16:38

watching your process. We come up with material,

1:16:40

like we've done this every tour, and then

1:16:42

what we do is, we kind

1:16:44

of like, the first couple of

1:16:46

shows we'll do with no specific

1:16:48

material, we just improv, and then we go from

1:16:50

there. And then we'll go and cobble

1:16:52

it together, and write it after. So

1:16:55

I'm excited. I think it's going to be

1:16:57

fun, you can come see us, and we're really going to be working shit out,

1:16:59

so it's going to be pretty good. And we're going to have to, because Denver's

1:17:01

almost sold out. What are you going to have to do with your show? What

1:17:03

are you guys doing? Yeah, show is coming. Also

1:17:05

this week, I'm going to be on page seven,

1:17:08

so check that out. I'm sitting in for MJ

1:17:10

this week. Oh great. Yeah,

1:17:12

and so I'll be there, and then also Dan is

1:17:14

going to be on Brighter Side Stories. I'm excited. You

1:17:16

guys, the next Denver show, I know you already have

1:17:19

the venue now, but the next one you guys should do

1:17:22

in the underground Denver airport. You

1:17:25

guys have to do it. They're just so, it's

1:17:27

the same thing. Have you ever stayed at the

1:17:30

Watergate in DC? Yeah, they're not. They

1:17:32

like lean in. Also they smell us when

1:17:34

we come in. Oh yeah. They're like, yeah,

1:17:36

you liked it. Put it in the other

1:17:38

room. I want to do it on the

1:17:40

Ramses front yard. There you go. That's

1:17:42

what we'll be doing our follow-up meet and greet over

1:17:45

at the John Monet Ramsey home. So

1:17:47

we'll see you there. Triple

1:17:52

L baby. You know,

1:17:54

live every day. No

1:17:56

one was good for your balls. You be the

1:17:58

arbiter of what's good for your balls. balls and let

1:18:00

everybody tell you what's good for your balls and you

1:18:02

know love the fact that you wear women's underwear but

1:18:04

it's not even about anything it's about comfort. No or

1:18:07

an outie pussy. It's for balls or an outie pussy.

1:18:09

And then laugh especially if you have a big gaping

1:18:11

outie pussy then you have something that can hold it.

1:18:15

Dance fatty dance. Dance fatty dance. I don't

1:18:17

know why I start screaming my plug. Dance

1:18:20

fatty dance is the special on YouTube

1:18:22

please check it out. I also have

1:18:24

a wrestling podcast working stiff and

1:18:26

soon which maybe I'll come back in a year for

1:18:28

this. But not only are going to do a

1:18:31

new podcast we haven't discovered exactly what

1:18:33

it is yet. I want to see Don is Shawn

1:18:35

too. I did have

1:18:37

a horror movie broadcast for like 16 weeks

1:18:39

and then had to end it because of

1:18:41

rehab. But that show was really fun.

1:18:44

But like this is I will be having

1:18:46

a new comedy podcast with Shawn Donnelly coming

1:18:48

out but if you like pro wrestling check

1:18:50

that out. Please please goddamn watch my special

1:18:53

and if and if you like wrestling pray

1:18:55

for me and me and Dan Soder's peacock

1:18:57

show to go. I'll

1:18:59

do it. I'll do it. I'll

1:19:01

come on. Everyone. Chris is a

1:19:04

millionaire. Don't listen. He's going to be

1:19:06

fine. He's going to be fine. Just please please check out

1:19:08

the special. But this is fun and please remind Holden that

1:19:10

I was a better guest. Oh

1:19:20

we will. On Twitter. We

1:19:23

will most certainly do it. Bye bye fuckers. Tell

1:19:26

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