0:01

PKN 503. How are you boys?

0:03

Pretty good. Got to see part

0:06

of an eclipse. Same as you Woody. I believe

0:08

you did. Let's see all of the eclipse. You

0:10

were like a 15 minute drive

0:12

from totality. Yeah. And

0:15

you're like, nah. It would have

0:17

been, it would have been, it was longer

0:19

than I thought because my, my grandparents live

0:21

like in the thick of the totality and

0:23

my grandma being like a sweet woman who

0:25

clearly thinks I'm partially retarded, like texted

0:27

me and was like, did, did

0:30

you get those classes? Don't

0:32

look up. And I'm like, Oh my

0:34

God, what is Fox news saying today about people

0:37

looking up at the fucking sun? It's true. Everybody,

0:39

a lot of people were, I, uh,

0:41

I think she thinks highly of you and that you might be

0:44

presidential material. I'll choose to

0:46

take that interpretation as well. It

0:48

was a couple hours South, but we got like 91% here.

0:52

And so it got pretty dark outside for a

0:55

while. Yeah. And like the, I saw like a

0:58

confused chipmunk who like started burying something and

1:00

then like ran back up on top of my

1:02

fence and then ran back down and searched

1:04

around and ran back up. Could have been standard

1:06

chipmunk behavior. I'm not that clued into it, but

1:08

no, that was, that was not easy. He

1:10

doesn't do stuff like that. Like

1:13

that. He's usually very, uh, very reserved. Dusty,

1:15

I see over there doing this. Birds

1:17

got super, super loud. And then there was no

1:19

birds at all. And then they got really loud

1:22

again when it came back to light. And

1:24

so it was, it was kind of neat. Sat in

1:26

my sunroom and then went on my back patio, looked

1:28

around. Did you see the block of birds I called

1:30

like the beast master on my back porch? I

1:33

didn't look at WhatsApp, like scroll up to yesterday.

1:35

I was, I was out there and

1:38

I had like an entire flock of birds,

1:40

like a, like, like circling above me,

1:42

like screaming. My uh, it was so dark

1:45

where my, my grandparents are in totality.

1:47

And so like they were like, oh

1:49

yeah, it got so dark. Like, like

1:52

lamps that like nighttime lamps were like

1:54

turning on in the yard, like that kind of

1:56

stuff. It was dark. I

1:58

don't know. I went to totality. I had

2:00

rode my motorcycle a thousand miles and And

2:04

I went to the Columbus, Ohio Zoo

2:06

to check out the totality surrounded by

2:08

monkeys and people and It

2:11

was pretty cool. It was really dark. I had never seen

2:13

anything like it before there is a big difference But

2:32

it was a really good time the dude

2:34

I've been excited to talk about this the

2:37

coolest part I it was a

2:39

really good idea to go to the zoo

2:42

not the animals my animals didn't give a

2:44

fuck I'm surrounded by primates and they like

2:46

they're the laziest Animals in the

2:49

world and they didn't move all day. They

2:51

didn't move during the eclipse and they didn't

2:53

move afterwards I thought they'd be like shaking

2:55

the cage and going bonkers They

2:57

didn't give a fuck. They just thought it was sunset

3:00

or something. They were electrified however

3:03

The people the people made it cool

3:05

Because like there were a lot of kids

3:08

at the zoo and the kids were like

3:10

eclipse hype men They're like, you know, they're

3:12

just getting excited as it's coming. It's like

3:14

five minutes away. They're like, it's just a

3:17

sliver There's only a sliver of

3:19

sun lift and the other I see it. I

3:21

see it She's like

3:23

this is amazing I think I

3:25

whoa, whoa, this is the best

3:27

day of my life Me

3:32

too Environment

3:34

that I watched the eclipse in they were

3:36

just so psych and and then even the

3:38

adults were like hooting and hollering like we

3:40

just scored a touchdown and And

3:43

I think that I was my

3:45

hotel was in the totalitarian.

3:48

I can't say the word Total

3:50

it Terry it'll be valid totality totality.

3:52

Thank you. Thank you for the lifeline

3:56

My hotel was in the totality path

3:58

and I was gonna just watch it from

4:00

the courtyard. But I'm really glad I went to the

4:02

zoo because I would have just been like, at

4:05

a picnic table by myself with the glasses

4:07

seeing it. This was a much better experience.

4:09

Fireworks is similar. If you've ever been to

4:12

like a really professional firework show, like it's

4:14

the it's literally the same thing. I've

4:17

watched them by myself and been like, fireworks,

4:19

but then when there's much kids around losing their

4:21

minds. Yeah, that's the only time when you're okay

4:24

with it too. Because I don't need

4:26

to hear dialogue. We're the movies. We're watching the movie

4:28

and like Philip Seymour Hoffman's getting at his dying words.

4:30

Shut up kids. But at the firework show, yeah, let's

4:32

share it on. Yeah.

4:34

And yeah, it was

4:36

pretty cool. It was a big hype show,

4:39

big motorcycle ride. That was a blast. Yeah,

4:41

I pretty neat. It

4:43

got like 84, 85% Atlanta. So nothing like what you

4:46

guys did. It got colder. Like it. So

4:50

I didn't feel like the air temperature

4:52

changed because it didn't. But if you were

4:54

standing in the sun, suddenly the sun wasn't

4:56

warming you anymore. You know what I mean?

4:59

Like the the the radiant,

5:01

the rate, the radiation heat that the

5:03

sun striking you that you would feel

5:05

like that turned off and

5:07

that was noticeable. Now I wish I had a

5:09

thermometer because it was my impression that the temperature

5:12

dropped by like more than

5:14

10 degrees. But for you

5:16

to say the air tempted and I'm like, oh,

5:18

well, shucks. Now I'm not sure. Maybe it just

5:20

was the radiant heat. You know, even where I

5:22

was like it because I maybe because I was

5:25

standing outside in the sun prior to it happening.

5:27

But like, it was noticeably

5:29

cooler. Yeah. And then, you know, I

5:31

didn't actually hang out outside until the sun

5:33

came back because it's like once it starts

5:35

getting lighter again, it's like, all right, I've

5:38

seen all seen the apex of this event.

5:40

And now it's just kind of fading away

5:42

to a normal sunny. I don't

5:44

mean to be an asshole and act like you didn't see

5:46

it. But total it that word is

5:48

not real. The totality is just

5:53

like when it's really centered

5:55

and you only see the ridge of the

5:57

sun around the moon. It

5:59

is Different expert that is when everyone

6:01

went bonkers the the other part of the experience

6:03

It was neat to see the Sun not be

6:05

a full circle, but that the

6:09

full thing Was there that

6:11

was the main event and then so once it

6:13

got to like, you know It goes to 100% and

6:15

then once it was like 98% on the other side. I was done I'm

6:19

like walking back to my motorcycle like yeah

6:21

Yeah, my my grandma was telling me that

6:23

she was really enjoying it and she was

6:25

telling my grandpa like you

6:27

got to get out here It's so cool. It's so neat.

6:30

You know, it's all cool now It looks like it's nighttime

6:32

and she's like and I told your grandpa this

6:34

and he came out for maybe three seconds and

6:36

said Well, it ain't that something and then he

6:39

went back inside Oh Come

6:55

on let me know has historically been

6:57

just this apex of Eclipse activity

7:01

Put all that effort into it was how

7:03

rare this is. There's another one coming into

7:06

America in 2033 But

7:08

that's Alaska. So that's not very easy. And then

7:10

the next one's 2043 and I legit might be

7:12

dead by then like Oh,

7:16

you'll be problem I'll be

7:18

in my early 70s. I'll probably be alive

7:20

but it is like My

7:24

health insurance will be pretty expensive by the

7:26

next eclipse. That's for sure They

7:28

won't be riding your motorcycle a thousand miles Yeah,

7:32

it'll be a hover cycle and

7:34

then I forget Jackie told me when it's

7:36

coming to North Carolina, but I

7:38

will be very dead. Okay, I'll be like

7:41

50 years dead Yeah,

7:44

I was looking at that timeline as well and

7:47

it was like I Was

7:49

like, oh there's one through Georgia and I like was

7:51

looking at the paths before I was looking at the

7:53

the dates Like Oh, Georgia right through

7:55

Kyle's neck of the woods and Oh 2078

7:58

Oh We'll all

8:00

be dead. Like, I'm in the middle. 50 years?

8:03

Yeah. You

8:05

and Kyle have an outside shot. 55 years?

8:07

There is no way. See, well, all

8:09

right. So what are you currently? It

8:12

might be hard to get to 88 now or whatever. Yeah.

8:15

But if you think about it, it might not be that

8:17

hard to get to 88 in 30 years. I

8:21

bet. Or it might be really hard. That's the

8:23

other thing. That's what I'm... I'm hoping

8:25

it's hard to get to 35. That's...

8:30

I mean, fucking... I've been watching the Ukraine thing where I

8:32

don't want to shift gears yet, but I've been watching that.

8:34

It's so scary over there, dude. It's

8:36

so scary. Dude, I'm so glad I'm not a

8:38

Ukrainian. I saw them catch a bunch of Ukrainians

8:40

trying to flee the country. They

8:43

were packed into this European van

8:45

like sardines, like fucking circus clowns. And they

8:47

were dragging all of them out. Get out

8:49

of there, you cowards! And they're not even

8:51

able to scurry away, so the men are

8:53

just being thrown in a pile of living

8:55

men who are just like, we are sorry,

8:57

we are cowards! You don't

8:59

want to die in war that is clearly

9:02

lost. Absolutely not.

9:04

You are just not a real patriot. I

9:06

hope that I am not... I hope you're not in my

9:08

fucking unit when it's time to defend the US against the

9:10

Krieg people. Do you really think they could win? I

9:13

don't know. Dude, it's been over for so long, guys.

9:15

It's like, what do you mean by winning? The

9:18

end of this, there's going to

9:20

be territorial lines perhaps strong. I

9:22

think more territory is better than

9:24

less. I think that it's

9:26

worth fighting for that. For

9:28

a better victory. A better loss

9:31

even, right? A better

9:33

loss, yeah. This is like the post-season where

9:35

it's like, the Blues making the playoffs was

9:37

a win. I don't think it's that

9:39

bad. Taylor,

9:43

you can surely see Kyle's point. There's big

9:45

loss and little loss. That's kind of where...

9:47

Yeah, I'm being silly there. The

9:49

idea that a bunch of men in their

9:52

40s, 50s should be going to die on

9:54

the front lines against their will is outrageous.

9:57

I can't tell what the truth is. Someone

9:59

told me... The yeah average age of

10:01

yeah cranium anyone does right now

10:04

or in their 50s and

10:06

I'm like average Fuck you. You're just

10:08

full of shit. You have to be I don't believe there's

10:10

an equal number of 70 and 30 year olds Like

10:14

it can't order the average is 50s,

10:16

you know or it doesn't make any

10:18

so many young people have died or

10:20

fled at the Taylor

10:23

don't you think it just doesn't pass the

10:25

sniff next the average range is 50 something

10:27

No, I didn't see 50 something. I saw

10:29

like 47 or something like that. I'm gonna

10:31

look into it But either way that's very

10:34

old and it doesn't make that

10:36

because like Ukraine is outmatched by Russia Like

10:38

Russia has a lot more people like it's

10:40

been It's been

10:42

it's not it's not it's been

10:44

two straight years of Russia's running

10:47

out of ammo Russia Russia's

10:50

supply lines are shutting down Russia is

10:52

being humiliated on the global stage and

10:55

meanwhile they're marching forward Watch a lot

10:57

of Ukrainian propaganda And when I do

10:59

it can be a little tough to

11:01

figure out like how it's going But

11:04

I also monitored there's a website called like

11:06

deep state live or deep state map It's

11:09

something close to that and it

11:11

pretty accurately shows where the front lines are and

11:13

you can click like through the calendar go

11:15

forward And backwards and it is

11:17

all moving in one direction and it's not the

11:19

one the Ukrainians prefer Like it at least maybe

11:21

it was 18 months ago or six months ago.

11:23

I'm a little fucked up but The

11:26

Ukrainians did gain like a little bit of territory

11:28

and there was this thing like, you know What

11:31

at this rate and a mere 700 years they'll

11:33

have recovered all that territory But at least it

11:35

was going in the right direction and as you

11:37

know The way these things kind of

11:39

work in war that you kind of press press press press

11:41

press and then break through and I'm like Maybe

11:44

that's what this looks like. Maybe maybe this is what

11:46

it looks like before the breakthrough and no longer feels

11:48

like that Now it's the Russians

11:51

press press pressing like I would say

11:53

if you're looking for like a better more

11:55

palatable loss Or a like

11:58

a not win condition a loss condition. I guess You'd call

12:00

it is like the better loss

12:02

would be stopping throwing all of these

12:04

people's lives at the wall for

12:07

no reason Like like how

12:09

about you end with less like I

12:11

should not going to lose the dinesque

12:13

and the Luhansk region I

12:15

don't understand your mindset here like

12:18

I don't get it. Yeah, dude. They're just

12:20

gonna let them have, Missouri Let's

12:23

come on. We'll go to Idaho. But what is

12:25

that? You couldn't make me leave if

12:27

they were the one it's not America Ukraine

12:31

Well, I'm not they're not asking you to go

12:34

fight I'm talking you're acting you're thinking what you

12:36

but you're talking about what Ukrainians should do, you

12:38

know If I'm a you great I can't believe

12:40

they're throwing Ukrainian lives. That's the lives. It's their

12:42

land It's they clearly it then are they are

12:45

they the Mexicans were coming The Mexicans were in

12:47

Louisiana and they were about to be in Alabama

12:49

or whatever's next to it I

12:51

don't know. They can't fucking have about that made up

12:53

scenario. Let's talk about the real scenario All

12:56

you're saying that all these Ukrainians should you

12:58

know, okay now many you want to defend

13:00

they want to defend their country clearly Hundreds

13:02

of thousands of them don't feel a connection

13:04

enough to be like I'm gonna die for

13:06

this region that doesn't interest and they've broken

13:08

the law Okay.

13:10

Well then some wartime government can just shut down

13:12

elections and be like which they can because you

13:14

know power is everything It's like ours. Yes

13:17

Our government governments work. That's what our yes

13:21

Like if it's not better It's not better for

13:23

an average Ukrainian to just keep fighting and knowing

13:25

like you're gonna go to the frontlines you're

13:27

going to get Probably killed and then a

13:30

bunch of retards are gonna watch a video of

13:32

a drone killing a Russian and be like we're

13:34

winning. I Don't

13:36

know why the other part matters But if they're

13:39

trying to take your land you should be fighting

13:41

for it And if you're not fighting for it,

13:43

then you should probably be executed Like

13:46

you think they should just execute in the street

13:48

Yeah I think that if I think I'm not

13:50

kidding like like the Russians would do it if

13:52

they were coming around my little town And they

13:54

were I just have came back

13:56

for my second tour of fighting in Arkansas and

13:58

there's some coward across the street I'm ratting

14:00

him out and I hope they kill him in the street

14:02

or they send me the front line without enough equipment Cuz

14:05

that's what he deserves if he's staying back

14:07

here fucking his girlfriend while wherever they're fighting

14:09

for Arkansas Death to you. You

14:11

are not an American anymore. You are a treasonous traitor.

14:14

You were a coward You've broken the

14:16

law you broke you signed that paper

14:18

a long time ago your clothes Kyle, but

14:20

he was fucking your girlfriend Mine

14:24

would be there fighting with About

14:27

this how about there are multiple referendums

14:29

in which New Mexico and their overwhelming

14:32

population Votes to join

14:34

Mexico when you're pulled from your

14:36

world in Georgia Against your will

14:38

and that of your families and

14:40

forced to the front lines in

14:42

New Mexico To fight for

14:44

people who don't want to be part of the nation. You're a

14:46

part of anyway We resurrect Sherman and I'm the

14:48

place to become loyal again I'm

14:52

perfectly fine that the whole reason that

14:54

that we have Texas is because the

14:56

Mexicans were allowing Mostly white

14:58

soldiers to go to that frontier land and then

15:00

not defending them as they were being massacred raped

15:02

and pillaged by the natives So when

15:04

the United States took that property it was

15:07

because the Mexicans weren't defending but that land

15:09

it that's our land So

15:11

it doesn't matter to me if there's some people in

15:13

Texas who don't think it's America,

15:15

I think New Mexico because there's a similar name and

15:17

more well, New Mexico can become the end of me

15:20

Anyone who's not down is an enemy. It's a

15:22

war. This isn't like one of those internet arguments

15:24

It's like we're shooting those people to death over

15:26

there, you know, yeah And it's

15:28

it's if everyone real your buddies is

15:31

getting conscripted and they're all dying Having

15:33

their lives thrown away in their 20s 30s now

15:35

your 40 year old buddies are calling now Your

15:37

50 year old buddies are gone and there's no

15:39

good result of it. People are just dying getting

15:41

thrown up against this wall I'm not gonna go

15:43

try to avenge my friends and my family members.

15:46

I'm gonna stay the tower and live and live

15:48

a long sad life No, I'm going along. Oh,

15:50

they kill you do if you do it that

15:52

the Russians have killed you two or the Mexicans

15:54

have killed You too. You think I will stay

15:57

here? How

15:59

did you survive? The mexican war i

16:01

stayed at home. Well, didn't you all

16:03

your friends die? Yeah all your neighbors

16:05

too. Yeah How are

16:07

you free? Well, no one knows The

16:10

report to me the mexicans the mexican government's gonna hang

16:12

me get you yeah I

16:17

wasn't serious about like joining the arm or anything one

16:19

I'm pretty sure I was too old like by like

16:21

two years And I had a family and

16:23

I had kids and all like this wasn't the guy I

16:26

was like daydreaming and like that Thirsting

16:28

for an opportunity to get back at them. I don't

16:31

even know anyone at 9 11 I

16:33

got a co-worker whose boyfriend was there, but he

16:35

he was fine He was lucky

16:37

under the twin towers There's a really busy

16:39

well, it used to be a really busy

16:41

train station and he was in the train

16:43

station when the planes hit It shook, but

16:46

uh, he got out Yeah No,

16:49

I I just don't see it that way like

16:51

it just hasn't been that long like like the

16:53

world didn't change are The

16:55

people just have a different mindset, but

16:57

this is how humanity works Putin still

16:59

has that same mindset He's trying

17:02

to conquer a country with soldiers I

17:05

feel like if you lay down in front of that you don't

17:07

deserve to be A free member of

17:09

any society. I certainly wouldn't want some coward

17:11

fleeing from ukraine to come here I wonder

17:13

if france and colander gonna step up Ukraine

17:18

up until it became politically disadvantageous to

17:20

acknowledge It was well known as like

17:22

the most corrupt mob state in all

17:24

of europe for decades And

17:26

then it was true But I feel like in

17:28

freedom because we want nato military bases there. So

17:30

taylor. I I hear your argument and I don't

17:34

Challenge the facts of it except that I

17:36

thought that when zalinski got in People

17:39

mostly acknowledge they're cleaning up their act and headed

17:41

in the right way I I

17:43

don't think so. I think did he just

17:45

shut down elections? He's

17:48

been attacking those regions like the time in an

17:50

election. Yeah, I don't know if that's a If

17:53

that's a good example of being corrupted. I

17:55

also I did as well him throw out It's what

17:58

we why do you swear to your mother? But

18:00

we're talking about the third greatest president of

18:02

all time and how he won the greatest

18:04

war in human history Why is that smirkable

18:07

because he shared the election you didn't have canceled

18:09

the election. How did he go? Okay? FTR

18:12

stayed in power until until the war

18:14

until he died. So we cancel it.

18:17

Yeah, that's how we got in The

18:19

third well, he effectively did help

18:21

me with my history. Did you guys both know I don't

18:23

believe there was another election I think FDR stayed in power

18:26

for a third term Hmm

18:28

because the amendment hadn't happened yet either had

18:30

even on a second amendment It wasn't until

18:32

after him that they made it that's like

18:34

it was it was a tradition though It

18:36

no one had ever attempted a third term

18:40

But what I'm saying is they're not in

18:42

some Gulf War nonsense like what we've been

18:44

some little For an excursion

18:47

they're fighting for their lives the enemies on

18:49

their doorsteps practically their capitals being bombed. It's

18:51

not time for an election That's

18:54

I mean, I think I'm with Kyle on this

18:56

one That makes a lot of sense and and

18:58

he's been also not talented in maybe new general,

19:00

too I don't know if you like it down

19:03

to NBA Finals and come on It's time to

19:05

hire a new coach the green general's like three

19:08

months ago five months ago something like that And

19:10

and they've gotten rid of a couple people for

19:12

corruption Which I'm brought

19:14

up to counter Taylor's argument, which I'm

19:17

not saying they're completely free of corruption

19:19

But nowadays if you're corrupt you get

19:21

ousted that's I mean like there There's

19:25

so much corruption that happens in nations

19:27

that are taking foreign aid that we

19:29

basically control as proxy nations Like

19:31

like corruptions part and parcel of it like

19:34

when we give all that money to them

19:36

lots of their officials are getting kickbacks They're

19:39

getting advantageous future placement in

19:41

American companies boards what have you because

19:43

of their Participation insofar as we tell

19:45

them to do it like

19:47

I don't think Zielinski is some Overlord

19:51

who has like controlling America or

19:53

some nonsense I think he's just

19:55

another kind of vassal leader that

19:57

we tell to dance and he dances

20:00

And we give him money, and then it's

20:02

rerouted to wherever it gets rerouted to. There's

20:05

no way to keep all of that stuff

20:07

accountable at a time of war. And given

20:09

Ukraine's multi-generational history of having issues with mob

20:11

control, the idea that it's like, oh,

20:14

well, they're taking corruption seriously now. I

20:16

feel like a good analogy would be like,

20:18

we're trying to stop

20:21

the ship from sinking with a leaky bucket. And

20:24

does that mean that – and the leaking is

20:26

the corruption. Is there

20:28

corruption? Yes. But by and large, most of that

20:30

water is going over the side. It's

20:32

what we – again, I go back to

20:35

World War II because it's the United States

20:37

saving the world against literal evil and

20:39

us pumping so much money into

20:41

the Soviet Union and, of course, into

20:44

Britain so they wouldn't starve, so that

20:46

we could win a war. It's

20:49

what we do. It's what we do.

20:52

This is an American trinsic planet, right? Like,

20:54

we're kind of a boss around here. For

20:57

now? Forever. Who's going to beat

20:59

the United States at any – Forever is a long time,

21:01

but Kyle's onto something. Like,

21:05

when you – if you look at the

21:07

demographics and just the population rates, like, we

21:09

need those Mexicans to flood in here, frankly.

21:13

Everybody else is in trouble. The Chinese won child

21:15

policy. Do you remember when they did that when

21:17

they only allowed them that – They do. That's

21:20

pretty dumb. We're seeing the end point of

21:22

that very soon. It's not going to be

21:24

good. It's no longer cheaper to build things

21:26

in China, and they've never been the people

21:28

who build the premier manufacturing techniques. As

21:31

soon as those – as soon as it's less

21:34

advantageous and less profitable to use those supply lines

21:36

that are already set to use – China's already

21:38

not the place to go. The problem

21:40

is the supply lines are there. As soon

21:42

as India has the supply lines, China's in

21:44

trouble. And their population is getting older. Pretty

21:46

terrible, right? Like, we're

21:48

below replacement. American children are, right?

21:51

We have to be, like, ahead

21:53

of everyone. Our population's always growing.

21:56

But that's through immigration, not through – Yes.

21:58

That's the location. Now we agree. But that's

22:00

okay. Immigration is a fine way to keep

22:02

your population where you want it to be.

22:05

Yep. A lot of immigrants that won

22:07

those world wars for us and built

22:10

our country. Yes.

22:13

The Mexicans who

22:15

built America. Immigrants

22:17

have a lower crime rate than the Americans. Mostly the Chinese

22:19

and the- And a higher entrepreneurial

22:22

rate. Chinese built that whole railroad.

22:25

I don't know. It seems like there's a certain

22:27

political party, you can guess which one, who

22:30

wants you to think that every immigrant

22:32

is MS-13 gangster trying to rape your

22:34

wife and daughters or whatever. But

22:36

really their crime rate is lower than ours

22:39

and their entrepreneurial spirit is higher than ours.

22:41

They're not terrible people. Well,

22:43

I think a lot of people

22:45

would agree that people who come here legally are

22:48

not terrible people. Most

22:50

of the people I hear who have huge

22:52

umbrage with immigration are like, yeah, we don't

22:54

want basically an open border where

22:57

you can just waltz in and be a

22:59

criminal. Like everyone who comes here legally is

23:01

a criminal. The way that I

23:03

like it, I usually –

23:05

here's what my head is and I'm not sure – this might be

23:07

politically incorrect. It's the next generation that

23:09

you're going to like. The people who

23:11

come here who have the accents, who are set in

23:14

their ways, they're

23:16

a little more like a salad than a melting pot,

23:19

but their kids are melted in and everything will

23:21

be cool. I'm

23:23

okay with the Mexican immigration. I always have

23:25

been more or less. It feels

23:27

like they assimilate. It feels like they

23:30

love the United States and our culture. It's the

23:32

other people who come over who – The

23:35

Polish. The people in Michigan who chant

23:37

death to America. I don't know if you saw

23:39

that this week. No, Kyle. They're entrepreneurs. They

23:42

are entrepreneurs. They do have an entrepreneurial spirit.

23:44

Yeah, yeah. I

23:48

watched that thing and I'm talking about –

23:50

I think it's Dearborn, Michigan and it's the

23:52

Arab group there. They're fucking losing their shit.

23:55

Death to America, but my favorite was Genocide

23:57

Joe. Genocide Joe. I've

24:00

never heard that one before. Can't believe that

24:02

Donald's not jumping on board with us. Donald

24:04

should be the moderate on Israel. He should

24:06

pretend like there's a better thing than what

24:08

Joe is doing without, he doesn't have to

24:10

tab it. He doesn't have to come up

24:12

with anything. It's like both of them are

24:15

beholden to just taking donors. It's wild. I

24:17

don't, you believe what he's doing over there? In

24:19

Trump's case, I don't think what he says is

24:23

determined by donors. I think what he does is,

24:25

but not necessarily what he says, because he'll say

24:28

anything. And what he said

24:30

is, Israel needs to finish the job. And it's like,

24:32

ah, you could have got those voters,

24:34

but now you're not. No, because they're all human

24:36

life is sacred. I believe in winning a war

24:38

and winning it all the way. Now he just

24:40

said both things at the same time. Yeah. Oh,

24:43

he does that. The Trump. You

24:46

dropped that and walk away.

24:50

Every life is sacred. I despise

24:52

what's happening over there. When

24:55

you fight a war, you fight to win. See you guys later.

24:57

All right. I got a go. I

25:00

got a tee time. Yeah. You got a

25:02

turn to win. I

25:04

tried to get my club. That'd be Trump two

25:06

step right now. But like, like, he'll

25:09

say something. The world

25:11

would go bonkers. He'll back off it. And then

25:13

he'll just say it again and again and again.

25:15

But we've already gone bonkers. So now he's clear

25:17

to say it without frustrating. The bloodbath thing was

25:19

a good example. When he was, he

25:22

was in the context of automakers move, like

25:24

going to Mexico or something like that. He's

25:28

going to be a bloodbath. But there is more to it. It

25:30

was like the whole nation is going to be a bloodbath like

25:32

nothing you've ever seen before. That's the least

25:35

of it. And then he like goes back to the auto thing.

25:37

Well, the world went crazy. And

25:39

they're like, oh, my God, you know, he said it's going

25:42

to be a bloodbath. He's being hyperbolic and predicting

25:45

this apocalypse. And he's like, oh,

25:47

you misunderstood me. I was talking about cars. Bloodbath is an

25:49

economic term. Now he's saying

25:51

bloodbath at every fucking rally. And

25:53

he's not doing it in the

25:55

context of automotive plants.

25:58

He's like this. going

26:00

to be a bloodbath at the border. I'm

26:02

calling him bloodbath Biden, bullshit like that. You

26:05

know, so that's the Trump two step. You say it, you

26:07

back away and then you walk back forward. I

26:09

saw, so I didn't see, I saw

26:12

Rogan and his guests debating that

26:14

thing that he had said about the bloodbath and

26:16

they, they wrote young Jamie rolls the clip back

26:18

or whatever. And it was

26:20

interesting to see Rogan not

26:22

get it. Like, like I listened

26:25

to Trump say what he said. And

26:27

look, I'm, I'm quick to defend them. I like

26:29

to, sometimes I'll be like, Hey, like that's

26:32

not the Trump two step. That's just Trump. He can't

26:34

keep, they can't say a one thing. God damn it.

26:37

Trump. Why would you mention that other thing? But this

26:39

time I was like, Oh, Oh,

26:41

he said the thing. He means a real bloodbath.

26:44

He means both. What he means is going to

26:46

be a bloodbath for the automakers. He wants to know about bloodbath.

26:48

That's what's going to happen if you don't fucking elect me and

26:50

put me in the office. There's going to be dead people in

26:52

the street. That's what he meant. But, and, but

26:54

then the guest, he caught, he, he heard it the way

26:56

I heard it. Cause he was a very smart guy. He

26:58

was a professor. And he

27:01

was like a smart person

27:03

like me, like me. And then, so then

27:05

Rogan and the guests after hearing the man

27:07

say it, watching it happen on the big

27:09

screen there, they still both have

27:12

these different, different opinions about what's been

27:14

said. And Rogan say, no, you see, he

27:16

was talking about the automakers. He's like, well, he

27:18

was talking about automakers. He said things about

27:20

automakers, but then there's an aside and, and

27:22

like he tries to lay it out and

27:24

explain to Joe. Joe's like, no, no,

27:26

he's talking about, it's like, Joe, you're a comedian. You

27:29

should get how this works. Like, like he

27:32

didn't though. Look, said that. And he

27:34

meant, he meant people might get hurt if you

27:37

don't, if you don't like go our way. You

27:39

don't like prevent anyone from wandering across the border.

27:41

And that is true. Like

27:44

you shouldn't know. No, no. He was talking about

27:46

cracking heads. So he was about cracking heads. I'm

27:49

talking about a bloodbath. I thought I interpreted as there was

27:51

going to be a bloodbath as in there was going to

27:53

be sort of a localized war when, because people walk across

27:55

the border. The other thing, Rogan looks

27:57

at the world through these red tinted glass.

28:00

is so strongly that he can't

28:02

see honesty. Well, here's

28:04

my favorite example. You probably saw it because

28:06

it went viral. Biden

28:10

was quoting Trump and

28:12

he said that we

28:14

won the Revolutionary War when we

28:16

took the airports. And

28:19

Rogan is like, what a fucking

28:21

imbecile. This guy's geriatric. He doesn't

28:23

know what he's saying. He thinks

28:25

the airports were there during the

28:27

Revolutionary War. And then young Jamie

28:30

pulls it up and you

28:32

hear it entirely. And Biden was quoting Trump.

28:34

And then you hear Trump say it and

28:37

Rogan goes, Oh yeah. Well, I guess, you know, Trump fucked

28:39

up. No big deal. Whoa. Whoa,

28:41

whoa, whoa. When you thought Biden said it,

28:43

this was disqualifying to be president. That when

28:46

you, now that you learned that it was

28:48

Trump who said it and Biden was mocking

28:50

him, it's no big deal. It was all

28:52

fuck up, whatever slip at the tongue and

28:54

happens to all of us. This

28:56

is Rogan. Rogan is so far

28:58

from being any kind of honest

29:01

arbiter now. He is, he's

29:03

got the red tinted glasses on and he can't

29:05

see truth anymore. I think it's easier to see

29:07

stuff on the other side with that the same way. Like,

29:11

like the good, the good people on both

29:13

sides thing, like there are still people out

29:15

there who will be like, see, Trump said

29:17

he likes Nazis. He said the

29:19

Nazis are good people. And it's like,

29:22

well, maybe it's like you just look

29:24

at two pictures of that rally. Like,

29:26

and just look at the Nazis at

29:28

night with their fucking torches. Like there

29:30

were thousands of normal people there. You

29:32

were there. Oh yeah. Oh

29:34

yeah. You

29:36

know me very politically active. Like

29:39

you didn't know the rally that day. You were just visiting

29:41

Charlottesville. I was just having a time. I was trying to

29:44

learn. Try to, you were at an actual Tiki torch party

29:46

and half. What's

29:50

up? He's in

29:52

a baby suit. Like, what are you trying

29:55

to replace this point? I'm

29:57

saying let's go blues. It's

30:00

not the wrong, the wrong line. But

30:03

like, it's just, it's easy to look at the other

30:06

side and I agree with you there and, and

30:08

see what you want to see and what

30:10

they're saying as opposed and, and always

30:13

offering your own side, infinitely more

30:15

leeway and nuance and being like,

30:17

Oh, Biden's flubbed this name. What

30:20

a retard. And then on the

30:22

other side, you have people being like, Trump

30:24

said to take Clorox and put it in

30:26

a needle and inject it in yourself. And

30:28

it's like, you never said that. He said,

30:30

he said, was it disinfectant? What he said

30:32

was almost like, like I get, you're right,

30:34

Taylor. He didn't say anything like that. But

30:36

what he did, there was a time when

30:38

he was like, they're saying they've got

30:41

these powerful lights, these ultra violet lights

30:43

in it. You're getting better. And

30:46

that, and I'm wondering, can

30:48

we use the light inside the human body? Could

30:50

you, could you shine that light inside

30:52

of me and kill that 30

30:55

virus, a Chinese virus? And

30:57

it's like, no, we can't shine ultraviolet light

30:59

inside of you to kill the virus. Sir,

31:02

we can't know. You can get in the

31:04

dry, swinging a mess. Yeah.

31:07

And so it's like, it's just

31:09

not very honest from all sides. And it

31:11

just happens to be that seemingly

31:15

the right is more victim of it because

31:17

we just don't want to get the control

31:19

of the media. I see the disinfectant that

31:21

knocks out in a minute, one minute. Is

31:23

there any way we can do something that

31:26

by injection or almost a cleaning,

31:28

it gets in the lungs and does a

31:31

tremendous number on the lungs. It would be

31:33

interesting to check that. He really did say

31:35

inject a disinfectant. We

31:37

didn't tell people to do it, but he

31:40

was pondering it. And that's almost worse. Like,

31:42

like what, what, what about that? No, one,

31:44

not one person injected bleach because he said

31:46

that he was talking about, Hey, we're trying

31:48

to, is there a way we could

31:50

fix it this way? Can we get the bad parts

31:53

out of your blood? The fact that he thinks like

31:55

that is so ignorant. Like, you know, that's ignorant. That's

31:57

the kind of thing that you would expect. Of course.

31:59

Like imbecile. on the street being that Jimmy

32:01

Kimmel has hand picked out of the crowd

32:03

of idiots to like not know what state

32:05

he's in like Yeah, the

32:07

way his mind has to function for him to

32:10

be there is First

32:12

of all he has to be in a position where

32:14

he thinks that he's the first person to think of

32:16

that He's gonna go to his scientists and be like

32:18

hey scientist man hundred and eighty IQ four degree man

32:22

What if we like took disinfectant and put it

32:24

inside of us that I

32:26

mean it makes my counters 99.9% germ

32:28

free But I

32:31

by ingesting Lysol become

32:33

myself You

32:37

absolutely would of course you would be very dead very

32:40

dead All the germs are be gone. Well,

32:42

maybe we can do that. Take the good with

32:44

the bad I think we revive me and not

32:46

the germs. I do think the

32:48

disinfectant thing has been It's

32:51

like the right is like he never said

32:53

that he didn't mean it. My mother did

32:55

that to me She's like do not say

32:58

that Trump suggested injecting disinfectant You will look

33:00

foolish on your show and I'm like he

33:02

did say that I will say it on

33:04

my show Don't

33:11

think he literally said it But what I do think

33:13

he did was the fact that he's like pondering it

33:16

and he's out loud It's what he's doing. He is

33:18

he disinfectant that knocks it out. Is there any way

33:20

we can do something that by injection or

33:22

cleaning? Yes, he's pondering and he's

33:24

like yeah, yeah, he's thinking up. He's like would

33:27

this work without he's asking questions He's not saying

33:29

I'm telling you this stuff works.

33:31

Okay, get yourself a hypodermic needle

33:35

You know, he's not doing that they sell them on

33:38

Amazon. Yeah McDermot

33:41

needle Maybe

33:47

they come in red Make

33:49

America you're gonna need ten injections of the

33:52

Trump vaccine. They call it a vaccine folks

33:55

Rogan's in number when he was thinking that if

33:57

you look at Rogan's list of

33:59

beliefs the things that he

34:01

supports politically very left wing

34:03

like like if you put it on a ballot

34:06

everyone be like oh man if we

34:08

can only get a democrat like that in the lighthouse because

34:10

it's just like leftist all the

34:12

way down and then there are these

34:14

little points where that's true it's

34:17

i i got a graph what i hear he's super the

34:19

thing is i've seen so many and it's

34:21

like like for example universal basic income is

34:23

one of the things that they list that

34:25

joe rogan supports he does not support that

34:27

anymore joe rogan has shifted so they take

34:30

these positions from five years ago and like

34:32

look at him he's a leftist and

34:34

it's like no no no no listen

34:36

to what he's saying lately and he

34:38

can't see anything redeemable about the left

34:40

i wonder why i don't listen to

34:42

him but he always seemed to me

34:44

like a like one of

34:47

those liberals who likes guns and

34:49

like working out 50

34:51

strays here like well he's like

34:54

you're you're too far right for like a

34:56

lot of the mainstream positions of like the

34:58

democrats like they're they're like they're in favor

35:01

of fucking reparations and that'll come like

35:03

that'll that'll come down the pike they're in favor

35:05

of their main democrat that's the left side of

35:07

left wing not the left corner or anything but

35:09

it's the left side i i'm

35:11

interesting interested in to know what rogan's

35:13

deal is like what has changed i

35:16

see him get look when people get older they

35:18

often get more religious as they uh just get

35:20

smarter you know they realize that the lord is

35:22

in us all and they're

35:24

like so you're telling me the

35:27

sun is exactly 400 times larger

35:29

than the moon and exactly 400

35:31

times further away who

35:33

did that except the lord almighty that's jesus

35:36

christ making that up there making that perfect

35:38

circle meet that other perfect circle and to

35:40

me that's the closest thing to proof that

35:42

there's a god that i've ever even heard

35:44

of the fact that like only here is

35:46

the moon just perfect to

35:48

give us that perfect eclipse it's absurd like

35:51

it's a ridiculous coincidence i would say our

35:54

own existence is a better proof than that

35:56

i would say there is no god for all

35:58

we know there's like people just Just like us,

36:00

like right down the road, like at the next

36:02

start. There actually are people like me down the

36:04

road. That's fact-check true. Yeah, there are

36:06

other humans all over. There are other humans all over. You just

36:08

need the traffic you're with. But Rogan, I saw some at the

36:10

grocery store today. Rogan

36:16

seems to have gotten maybe a bit more

36:18

religious and I see that like, I

36:22

know that the felon fox or

36:24

failing fox thing was big. That was

36:26

the first thing. That was the trans

36:28

MMA fighter who was bouncing on girls.

36:31

And I think that he got this backlash to that.

36:33

And he was like, wait, I'm a

36:36

lefty. Why are lefties with

36:38

me on this? This is fucking common sense. Aren't

36:40

we the common sense people? Aren't we those fucking

36:42

believing science people? You guys are the ones denying

36:44

science this time. This isn't even some

36:46

big environmental hoax. This is right in front of your

36:49

eyes. Look at that man right there, pounding that lady.

36:51

She's hurt. She's hurt. Why are

36:53

you cheering? And he

36:55

got backlash on that. And then the COVID thing

36:57

happened. And he was, I'm

37:00

sure he went through the best specialists

37:02

possible and someone gave him that chloroquine

37:04

shit. That horooxychloroquine and ivermectin.

37:07

He took both. Yeah. He

37:09

was like, I took these experimental medicines. I feel okay. And

37:11

then he saw CNN take the video of him and

37:14

put a fucking filter on it to make

37:16

him look sick and then make

37:19

fun of him on mainstream media. And

37:21

he's like, dude, I went to my doctor and

37:23

I've got a good doctor because I'm Joe Rogan. And

37:27

he gave me this shit. And you

37:29

took the video of me just saying that,

37:31

expressing that to the world, telling the truth. And

37:34

you made it a lie. You lied

37:36

on me for your benefit to make

37:38

you laughed at me. What

37:41

are you doing? You were my people.

37:44

It's one of those where like he's seen it

37:46

and then he saw them going after Spotify. He

37:48

sees them calling him a racist and a white

37:50

supremacist. This

37:52

is like Dave Chappelle's best friend. He tour's

37:54

Dave Chappelle. I

37:57

don't know. And he's Bill Burr's buddy. I

38:00

think you're 100 percent right and like

38:02

so there's the part you were talking about which is The

38:05

left has a purity test and if you're

38:07

not left enough They'll give you

38:09

a hard time, you know that i'm i'm sure if

38:12

if I was more popular They'd have a thousand things

38:14

they hate about me. They'll come to your job, right?

38:16

Also Forgetting about you know him

38:18

just I think just living in a place

38:20

where it's the lefty lefty leftist place, which

38:22

is like hollywood That he's

38:25

surrounded by frustrating annoying things. I've said this

38:27

before but I bet if joe rogan lived

38:29

in raleigh He wouldn't be as annoyed by

38:32

leftists because we don't have annoying lefties here.

38:34

There's people like me. Okay, we do have

38:36

annoying left But

38:38

there's people like me but not like extreme How

38:41

dare you wear your mask improperly or I see

38:43

a break in the seal next to your nose

38:45

kind of I don't know

38:48

twist the knife put salt in the wound Some sort

38:50

of cry bully power play that you see in new

38:52

york city hollywood, etc He's surrounded

38:54

by the most annoying of the left. So he

38:56

left him Yeah, and that's

38:58

a mistake Although to be fair like where he

39:01

is in austin is more left wing than our

39:03

more um left wing than where any of us

39:06

That's true. Austin is unbelievably left. Um,

39:08

I like Austin's

39:12

a fucking cool last place. I'm gonna go to

39:14

austin this year. I just decided. Yeah Wait, do

39:16

it. I was all right. I was gonna get

39:18

i'm going to vacation soon. Anyway, I'm sad. Where

39:21

are you going? When are we time? When

39:24

will your home be unoccupied? Are

39:27

you gonna miss the show or are you gonna bring your gear?

39:29

Oh, I always thought i'll bring gear. Um, I

39:32

don't I kind of considered doing a cruise as well

39:35

um And and i'll i'll pull them

39:37

on you whenever I get closer to making a decision on that

39:39

although I don't want to

39:41

get into vacation talk. Anyway, rogan I think got

39:44

pulled Um along by all

39:46

that and then meanwhile the right cozied

39:48

up the right said hey, you're

39:50

right Like like why can't it just be

39:52

common sense? I don't want to be

39:54

muzzled. I want to do my own thing and

39:56

robin's like a new jersey blue collar working guy

39:59

original who has

40:01

somehow pulled himself up to be the

40:04

biggest podcast from the world, the biggest like news

40:06

source in the world, one of the richest, one

40:08

of the richest comedians in the world. He

40:11

just got another $200 million deal, except this time now it's

40:13

on YouTube as well. So

40:16

it's just way more, it's

40:18

better for everybody. And Spotify is distributing it on

40:20

YouTube, I think, which I took to me

40:23

and they're getting the ad revenue from YouTube or something. Maybe he

40:25

doesn't get that. I'm sure

40:27

he'll be okay without this YouTube

40:29

CPM. Yeah. I

40:31

mean, it's like, oh, they got rid of it for

40:33

a million dollars a year. Oh, he could have ate

40:35

201 million. Yeah, something

40:37

like that. But

40:41

I think that's what happened. And I think that's

40:44

what happens to a lot of people because you'll

40:46

eventually get to an area where you're like, whoa,

40:48

whoa, whoa. Well,

40:51

but my daughter's not feeling comfortable with

40:53

that. She's scared. You're

40:55

not. What are you, a Nazi? Well,

40:58

no, I'm not a Nazi. My daughter's just afraid of that man.

41:02

Man. And

41:04

it's like that scene in

41:07

the invasion of the body

41:09

snatchers when Donald Sutherland says

41:11

like, you're one of them

41:13

now. Now you

41:15

see that as soon as you're not woke

41:18

enough, as soon as you don't

41:20

go that extra step along the

41:22

way. And those steps, we always

41:24

earlier, I said, reparations is like far, far left

41:26

and it is, but it's heading this way. It'll

41:29

become more and more acceptable as time goes

41:32

on because who doesn't like free money and

41:34

one group loves free money and the other

41:36

one loves being like, like, like being the

41:38

bad guy and like being guilty. So eventually

41:40

somebody gets paid. I'm sorry. That's why I'm

41:42

so happy with my point. 6%

41:45

Sub-Saharan African ancestry. I think you're wrong. I'm

41:47

going to check. You're winning me over. I

41:49

think you're not being crazy. In the last

41:51

10 years, like, wait, I'm

41:53

sorry. I was just saying like, it's going to

41:55

come like stuff like that. It'll come down the pike fast.

41:57

Like, it's It's

42:00

completely impossible to implement,

42:02

right? Like, like, so it would come in

42:04

the form of certain groups no longer being

42:06

forced to pay taxes would be my guess.

42:08

Or debit cards. Or

42:11

just straight up debit cards. It'll be debit

42:13

cards. Think about like 15 years ago, what the

42:15

political left was and think about what it is

42:17

now. Like when people were saying

42:19

like, yeah, you should be able to get married.

42:22

Literally no one. Like, and

42:24

if someone would have said like, you know,

42:26

men dressed as women are going to demand

42:29

access to your little girl's changing rooms, they

42:31

would have laughed them out of the room

42:33

and been like, that's despicable. Yeah, right. Yeah,

42:35

right. Crazy Christian. Yeah, right.

42:37

Fundamentalist. And like now we're we're past

42:39

that now. Now if I were one

42:41

of the litmus tests of the left,

42:43

the mainstream left is like, can

42:46

men be women and women be men? And

42:48

if you don't agree with the moment, Bill,

42:50

you're a little bit the moment Bill Maher

42:53

realized what we're talking about right now is on film

42:55

because his guest is telling him, you know that you're

42:58

slowly becoming the right wing guy, Bill,

43:00

like soon you'll be excluded soon. They'll

43:02

come for you soon. If you don't

43:04

agree that a man can menstruate

43:07

that a man can give birth to

43:09

children, that a man needs menstruation products

43:11

soon. If you can't it and the

43:13

crowd's laughing, the whole crowd's laughing. He

43:15

can't even tell that it was a

43:17

filter can't even finish their thought. And

43:20

he's like, what? What?

43:23

Nobody's saying that. And

43:27

then like the NCAA champion, women

43:29

swimmers, dude, you know, like

43:31

I saw that the second thing

43:34

below the NCAA, the the

43:36

the organizing body that handles the smaller

43:38

schools like anything below, I guess,

43:41

double A or whatever. Okay. Whatever

43:43

it is. But

43:46

they they came down 20 to

43:48

one on the vote, like no

43:51

transgender athletes and physically competitive sports.

43:53

I think they allowed them in cheerleading and competitive

43:56

dance, which makes sense. You

43:58

gotta find that. He got

44:00

dudes out there as cheerleaders they boycotted an

44:02

entire woody state if you go back Hey,

44:04

just don't go to the bathroom. If

44:07

you're an adult man, you're not we lost the fucking

44:09

all-star game I don't want to hear about it. We

44:11

lost exactly To

44:13

it was bad. Well, you wouldn't care.

44:15

It was a baseball star game Because

44:19

people we both lost the one we

44:21

wanted like We're in

44:23

our home field. What are you doing to it? We

44:25

don't have a team You should have let those men

44:27

be next to little girls I

44:30

don't get I don't know who should pee

44:33

next to who it's so fucking easy. It's

44:35

so obvious, you know It's not obvious to

44:37

me. No, there's borderline situations that cause issues

44:39

and so like And and

44:41

and I don't know what to do about that. I'll say this

44:44

I'll say this Last time I needed

44:46

a fucking public restroom where I had to get next

44:48

to another person was so fucking long ago Here's

44:50

the solution fucking hold it you losers fucking

44:52

hold it. That should be the answer. I'm

44:55

sorry. I'm sorry hold it and then Maybe

44:58

we need bathroom guards. I saw a guy I

45:00

didn't go to the one that whatever your sex

45:02

is if you're a male go to the male

45:04

bathroom What if you're a female gender or an

45:07

old man thing you big it Jesus Christ? honestly,

45:10

I this is as

45:12

simple to me as it seems to be

45:14

to Taylor because I Don't

45:18

want to say anything that's on like Finster

45:20

is a good example in my mind because

45:22

he passed she passes so well right

45:24

did Finster Anyone who

45:26

doesn't know would think that she

45:29

was born a girl. It probably would look twice Yeah,

45:32

I wouldn't even notice that's just a pretty girl

45:34

in the same place as me and If

45:37

she went to the men's bathroom there instead of

45:39

to like a woman's stall I feel like it

45:42

would cause more of a disruption than to just

45:44

go to the women's bathroom I think I

45:46

think that's like treating men and women as they're

45:48

as though they're the same though And that's not

45:50

the case like women are more

45:53

threatened by people like they're smaller. They're

45:55

more they're more Fragile

45:58

and so when you When

46:00

you say – it's kind of the same way that

46:04

people who are – when you have like an

46:06

abortion argument with someone and someone says like, I'm

46:10

against abortion. I'm in favor of abortion. And

46:12

then the in favor person is like, oh

46:14

yeah? Well, what about in cases where it's

46:17

a brutal rape ring in an

46:19

underground tunnel and then – and

46:22

the baby is going to be born dead? How

46:24

about then? And it's like, okay, well, now we're using

46:26

– I checked every box of one. The

46:29

boy's dead, rape. Oh, and the mother

46:31

was going to die. Yeah, and

46:33

the mother was going to die. Now we're hitting for the grand

46:35

slam. And it's like, okay,

46:37

well, so now we're using

46:39

a point, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, one

46:41

to justify everything else. But let's look at

46:43

like the reality of it. Do you think

46:46

Finster is representative of that community, like the

46:48

way he passes? No.

46:50

Like what you would get is you would get

46:52

guys – you would get people who looked like

46:54

me and Kyle and you going

46:56

into private spaces where young girls are

46:59

changing. And that's not a fantasy. It

47:01

happens already. Oh, it's not a fantasy.

47:03

It's not a fantasy. Of some gross

47:05

people, yes. Oh, that

47:07

was the joke there. Yeah, I gotcha. And

47:09

so like the simple way to handle it

47:12

is just logical. If you are a male,

47:14

go to the male bathroom. If you're a

47:16

female, go to the female bathroom. It's a

47:18

loophole. Like here's the thing. Let's

47:21

pretend like trans people aren't capable of

47:23

pedophilia. Let's pretend like that's the truth.

47:26

But now the problem is you've created a

47:28

loophole for all us dirty cis men. That's

47:31

what we're legislating against, not against trans people.

47:33

We want trans people to be wherever they

47:35

want. They could shit business streets if they

47:37

want. But these cis men, we

47:39

got to keep them out. These

47:42

cis men keep dressing up like ladies, wouldn't you

47:44

know it? And we hate that. If

47:47

you took that point of view, everyone in the

47:49

room would be so confused as to how to

47:51

feel. Yeah, it works. Like

47:53

no, we can't allow anyone to go in there. How

47:55

do we know you're not a cis man in disguise?

48:00

using a population that's allowed to be criticized. Hm.

48:03

Interesting. Except on Twitter. Except on Twitter.

48:06

Try to type Sisman on Twitter to limit your engagement. Oh

48:08

a lot of stuff limits your engagement on

48:10

Twitter. You know why? Come on. A lot

48:12

of stuff from the same angle limits your

48:14

stuff. You could say Waffen

48:16

S, S forever baby. That's

48:19

going right through. Oh you don't use Twitter.

48:21

No you, that is not true. Go

48:23

uh, your stuff if you're like anti-Israel gets

48:25

throttled. I'm not gonna fucking tweet that. You

48:30

know why I'm not gonna tweet it? Because they

48:32

would strike me down. Come on. It's

48:35

gonna limit your engagement. What's the big

48:37

deal? Nobody's gonna see it, Waffen S,

48:39

S maybe? Your point was that it

48:41

wouldn't limit my engagement. I don't

48:43

think it will. Um, I think it'd go out to

48:45

everybody and be just fine. Well I'm already fucking, I'm

48:47

still shadowbanned on Twitter from years ago. But I don't

48:49

think you could say like, how can you tell? There's

48:52

a test where you can search if you're shadowbanned or

48:54

not and I'm searchbanned on Twitter so you can't find

48:56

my account unless you type it in the URL. Get

49:00

out. No yeah, I don't know why

49:02

it's been that way for a long while. Maybe

49:04

because I got a little too silly back in the day. Oh,

49:09

let's talk about it really. Exactly. Well

49:11

let's jake shield. Twitter, yeah go ahead. Jake

49:14

shield. Uh, you, jake masters

49:16

said it was like Twitter banned you for like

49:18

no reason. And I'm like, no

49:21

reason? Like that sounds crazy to me. It

49:24

would seem like they, like what would they

49:26

say their reason was? And he's

49:28

like, you put

49:30

out a few Nazi cartoons and suddenly you're

49:32

a Nazi. Like,

49:34

I imagine it'd be for bullying. Oh,

49:41

his real reason because I follow him on Twitter. He

49:43

is, oh he was joking when

49:45

he was joking about Nazi. Yeah,

49:48

his uh, what he actually does on Twitter

49:50

is try to get people's goat All

49:53

day. Like, he is the ultimate, like whatever,

49:55

he is the shape of whatever you pour

49:57

him into. I Will see him like going

49:59

after. People on the left and then

50:01

like three tweets later after he's gotten a

50:03

bunch of new fans for going after the

50:06

left is like and all you fucking retard

50:08

conservatives get a load of the in the

50:10

fifth assessment. He just engagement farming and he

50:12

knows what he's doing. Buddies

50:15

is good. I watch the Will Change

50:17

Gears hear from War Child X, but

50:20

I watched an awful movie last night.

50:23

It was a Nick Cage movie so I was surprised

50:25

that was bad. I

50:27

really wasn't Computer added reading this

50:29

month Surat. Now that. Is

50:32

what you're crossing but is Ross and

50:34

Father watch on Youtube? I've been watching

50:37

this guy who tells old west stories

50:39

like historical. Ah, I'm. Tales.

50:42

From the Wild West Indian massacres

50:44

and ah of a mountain man

50:46

like. Fighting. Or Indians in

50:49

these situations and really interesting stuff. And the

50:51

thing I keep hearing is like the Indians

50:53

just. Awful people just as tortured to

50:55

that. It was like the thing. And

50:57

and so I saw this movie with Nick Cage.

51:01

Where. He was gonna be a buffalo hunter. Has.

51:03

No can spawn I bet they deal with added

51:05

my own spoilers but I but clear they're going

51:07

to fight the indians and early on he's like

51:10

yeah. I. Know of alley where there's. It's

51:12

like the old days. there's buffalo bids make the

51:15

ground turn. Black men go up there me

51:17

get these buffalo hides in. Buffalo.

51:19

Out of four dollars or hide. And

51:21

that's like the new prices. Like Airbus complainants

51:24

only four hours up. I'd like. Butter.

51:26

Seemingly buffalo everywhere and I don't understand why

51:28

we gotta go so far to get him.

51:33

And for some reason the whole movie is. Nicholas

51:36

Cage taken this team out. Way

51:39

too far away. They almost die of dehydration

51:42

to go to Colorado to hunt buffalo. And

51:44

when they get their, sure enough, there so

51:46

many that. He. Refuses to leave until

51:48

he's killed them. All is killing. He

51:50

killed like twelve thousand buffalo. Something.

51:53

Like that, like like some crazy about maybe

51:55

four thousand. It was an ungodly amount of

51:57

hello racist. Now the but they're stupid season

51:59

the player and one after the other. Just

52:01

kill the whole herb and he's got like

52:03

two scanners. and if he's got a guy

52:05

pouring water on his gun, the cool it

52:08

off as. He. Is sounds good,

52:10

but it's not a problem. Is

52:12

it's not act the way they that all

52:14

the guns shit is stupid. It's like done

52:16

wrong. I think it's. And. I kept

52:18

waiting for the indians attacked as he was like

52:20

the kid was like what some rocks over there

52:23

and in nicholas cage like indian burial ground. I

52:25

decided would camp in a special place

52:27

and as a cliff top spots. Were

52:31

camping in the Indian burial ground massacring

52:33

ten thousand buffalo like the At and

52:35

like a new the indians recover. They

52:37

never came. And ever came. And

52:39

when I finally got back through all their hard you

52:41

know in autumn. Know there's

52:44

only like five characters and whole fucking movie.

52:46

and when they miley get back the to

52:48

the the town. That. The. With.

52:51

Their pure stockpile of buffalo skins. Buffalo skins.

52:53

The But the The Bombs fall out of

52:55

the market. The. Guys like at

52:57

forty thousand skins a net burn

52:59

pit paid ten since these for.

53:01

An assistant Nicholas Cage is having a meltdown.

53:03

I just turned set off. I was so

53:05

upset I spent like an hour. an hour

53:08

and forty minutes waiting for like something you'd

53:10

app. And Nick Cage was terrible. Is

53:12

terrible in this movie and I have Actor

53:14

that you're not a bad actor. He's not

53:16

a bad actor. He's an Oscar Winner is

53:19

an Oscar when he was playing Nick Cage.

53:21

Wow! He won the Pedophiles Choice Awards. Sort

53:26

of packages of Unless there's I have

53:28

to talk about ceasing latitude reducing latitude

53:30

is my favorite. You to bring the

53:32

week. Nobody watching this will like them.

53:35

But. I'm loving it's. so I've been

53:38

getting into these sailing videos. Ceiling

53:40

is the new van life. Remember

53:42

how I like van life like

53:44

five years ago? Yeah, everybody was

53:46

like setting out of their apartments

53:48

by bees vans. Driving around like

53:50

that was an amazing lifestyle. What?

53:52

They figured out that it's actually

53:54

not that glamorous and everytime audible

53:56

water and they often try to

53:58

like a have. In light by some

54:01

body of water. but that's where it's crowded,

54:03

in expensive, in the police Hassle you were.

54:05

they don't hassle you. was the place you

54:07

don't want to be. So they switched from

54:09

van life to sailboat life and now they're

54:11

It's hot island hopping. You

54:14

might be better geography the me but I didn't

54:16

realize. How many islands were in

54:18

the Caribbean and how you did like almost

54:21

never sell more than one hundred miles and

54:23

go from Florida. the late. What

54:25

is The first stop? The

54:28

Er with the on the Cuba it's

54:30

not Schubert's with a be the fuck

54:32

is that and Skyn to be really

54:34

are Yoda permeates in biggest it's probably

54:36

be munis and then they go through

54:38

all these like you know that Caribbean

54:40

islands that indo to Panama and back

54:42

up to Mexico and Texas and stuff.

54:44

it's anyway. he can island hop in

54:46

the Caribbean the a sailboat and just

54:49

live this really interesting lifestyle while chasing

54:51

latitudes. Has been doing this for a

54:53

long time and he just sits on

54:55

everybody who does it's and he's like

54:57

check. Out Nicole and Daddies they both

54:59

is total trash. can have a sailboats

55:01

they don't know what they're doing. said

55:03

he just like ribs they they they

55:05

bought it for sixty five thousand dollars

55:07

it was worth negative ten thousand. that

55:09

was debts and then they poured sixty

55:11

thousand more into it to make it

55:13

even fucking float and they don't know

55:15

what they're doing and then they sold

55:17

it to sit through. Chasing latitudes is

55:19

hilarious. He is ripping on everybody tried

55:21

to do like what he does all

55:24

the time. You never see him, you

55:26

don't know what he looks like and.

55:28

An. And. On how

55:30

old he is or whatever. Yeah, he

55:32

sounds like a sassy gay guy and

55:34

he just like that road is A.dress

55:36

tabs and edited style exists. It's assess.

55:39

What about going to happen? This guy.

55:41

I didn't watch it off of this

55:43

stuff. I fell asleep to it last

55:45

May. I watch this video activity at

55:47

the video and auto flat. I don't

55:50

even like the equivocation between van life

55:52

and sailboat life because now elbow life

55:54

is so clearly infinitely cooler and better.

55:56

Like it's. Like. i

55:58

am feeling about this Boat guy and I

56:01

was talking about my sailboat life and some dude

56:03

was like I get it I've

56:06

got a euro van a 1988 euro

56:08

van and I live in Cleveland I'd

56:11

be like fuck you what we do is not

56:13

even even tangentially

56:15

similar half of the YouTube sailboat

56:18

lifers are van life converts

56:21

Yeah, they came to the truth clearly because then

56:23

you're gonna live as a vagabond do it on

56:25

a beautiful sailboat in the middle of The

56:29

ocean and I was bonkers about but I guess

56:31

that I didn't I don't know anything about sailboats

56:33

But there's a class of sailboat called island hoppers

56:36

And these are sailboats that are good for like a

56:38

hundred miles and they might be

56:40

able to cross the Atlantic But it's not the boat

56:42

you should choose for a task like that So

56:45

yes a little more dangerous. I was gonna say

56:47

it's a lot less comfortable There's like a 33

56:50

foot sailboat and you probably want to be in

56:52

the 40s if you're gonna cross the Atlantic or

56:54

the Pacific You could do this is my

56:56

dumbass having watched you a couple weeks of YouTube. I

56:58

don't Don't go by me. Yeah

57:01

Yeah, but uh, so he just like rips

57:03

these people who buy the wrong boat for

57:05

the wrong task who have dreams They're like

57:08

they think they're gonna be sailing around the

57:10

world all the time well, they realize that

57:12

that kind of sucks dick and instead they

57:14

just island hop and you know that which

57:17

is I guess his preferred thing Anyway,

57:19

so help me Like

57:22

I suppose sometimes we're gonna go to like

57:24

a desert aisle where there's nobody else there

57:26

and like let's look for coconut crabs And

57:28

fucking look at that tree. It looks like

57:30

a dick. All right, let's get out of here And

57:33

then sometimes you're like sailing into a

57:35

port and then it's just like party

57:37

central I'm sure out there like on the on the

57:39

water like there's is it I guess that and

57:41

everything in between Yeah, that's

57:43

pretty much right. Yes. Sometimes you have

57:45

the quand like that's a cool way

57:48

to live That's not my I couldn't find on a map

57:50

so I can't help you with the Guam is Well,

57:55

I can find it? Oh never mind, that's all the

57:57

that's all the way on the other side. Yeah

58:00

yeah that's in the Pacific. that's between

58:02

how I would say and Guam Obama

58:04

between Hawaii and you can enormous amount

58:06

of tell him and found Guam on

58:08

a map. That is the real deal.

58:10

Yeah that. Answers. Rollout

58:13

all as you did. I can see

58:15

the map at first. it's light blue

58:17

on likely lighter blue. Facilities day or

58:20

advantage of by Hug Atlanta. Guam

58:22

as we I guess it depends where is

58:24

he coming from? Americans the real deal because

58:26

it's a pacific crossing. Young, if you're coming

58:28

from like Australia, that might be kind of

58:30

island hopping. If you just go to New

58:32

Guinea and in Asia Phillipines, why would have

58:34

wanted you to do Indonesia your whole life

58:36

and you'd never have to repeat an island.

58:39

There's. Like tens of thousands of islands.

58:41

the makeup Indonesia savage are savages is

58:43

is so I'm so glad that you

58:45

pivoted. Do this. But and life Because

58:48

this is infinitely cooler than van life

58:50

and the fact that these van people

58:52

are pivoting over with to it. And.

58:55

Pretending I'm glad just as refund on him

58:57

and be our own his the last viewers

58:59

sitting in a hot car with no a

59:01

see the probably smelled like be oh and

59:03

I yeah like you know like out at

59:05

the of typical toilets and them it. Tiles.

59:08

Right? And as a better description would be,

59:10

they smell a diapers because there's the chemical

59:12

does something disorder tape it down but it

59:14

smells like diapers none the see the. The.

59:17

Nomad is your oyster. It's by my always

59:19

know there's a man ball, electric remain or

59:21

pump it out and goes nowhere near maybe

59:23

three. or a gay dude. you could travel

59:25

around and get laid to do the modern

59:28

gross but I can just. I

59:30

would have to talk so much fuck em like

59:33

slick shit to a girl to get her to

59:35

com is hop in my era start out as

59:37

it begins at like as big lie about while

59:39

I with why I was in at first of

59:41

all headsets or happens I'm actually an eccentric billionaire

59:44

the myself you in the i am on a

59:46

hotter i'm I'm I'm doing surveillance on that building

59:48

over there but you can hang out woman you're

59:50

not going to help me to surveillance the night.

59:53

Vale. and the they are playing i'm

59:55

on a harder to get sex and of

59:57

an but kylie his female or Would

1:00:01

be so easy. I just pull it up in

1:00:03

a van to any town in the world and

1:00:05

being like there's a mattress in here Kylie Kylie

1:00:07

could be molested from shore to shore Very

1:00:14

quickly someone with a better van would just

1:00:17

pick a really cool analogy like like if

1:00:19

sex is water I can get a boat guy Men

1:00:23

live in the desert where it's hard to find

1:00:25

water at all Women live in

1:00:27

the swamp where it's easy to find water, but

1:00:29

it's hard to find good water. I'm like,

1:00:31

okay I see it. Did you do that? It

1:00:34

depends what your version of good is I guess like

1:00:37

our version of good is prop It

1:00:39

requires very good as a man who pays for

1:00:41

all my expenses. Well, it's 666, right? Figures

1:00:46

six feet six inches or whatever like like

1:00:48

more than like like top all those

1:00:50

numbers It's like alright, but but then you know,

1:00:52

that's not all there is. I love

1:00:54

seeing There's

1:00:57

a subreddit called Oh No consequences and

1:01:00

Terrific. Yeah, it's a

1:01:02

good one It gets a little too political

1:01:04

sometimes but but I do enjoy when it's

1:01:06

just someone talking shit for five minutes to

1:01:08

a bouncer Who eventually has enough I saw

1:01:10

a bouncer clobber a guy last night and

1:01:13

when I say clobber Probably

1:01:15

dudes all in his face. He's behind that velvet

1:01:18

rope. He's clearly giving him warnings at CCTV So

1:01:20

I don't got no audio, but this man looks

1:01:22

like Bob sap

1:01:25

like this dude's talking shit to Bob sap and

1:01:27

and all of a sudden Bob's not the real one

1:01:30

but like the bouncer version who likes to fight and

1:01:33

Bob sap like that's easy to beat pops

1:01:35

Bob sap puts this man down with

1:01:37

one horrendous punch plus a rushing attack

1:01:40

He's like the juggernaut from X-Men. The

1:01:42

dude is done The dude

1:01:44

is on the ground unconscious and Bob sap

1:01:46

picks him up like groceries

1:01:49

and rose him And

1:01:51

when I say throw I don't mean drops usually in

1:01:53

the you see all I threw him No, he dropped

1:01:55

him in I could throw a man, but he might

1:01:57

land on my feet. There you go We

1:02:00

can't throw each other very far for

1:02:02

example Bob Sapp however bouncer Bob Sapp

1:02:04

through this man a good eight tip

1:02:06

like and

1:02:08

fell so poorly like His

1:02:12

opening move was the clobber rush punch and

1:02:15

then this kick to the gooch because the man

1:02:17

was unconscious on the ground at This point and

1:02:19

he kicked him in the gooch so fucking hard

1:02:21

just right in the asshole Just

1:02:23

kicked him so fucking hard. It was I

1:02:25

enjoyed getting kicked in the asshole Terrible

1:02:28

my I would not want to be kicked in the ass Was

1:02:32

sharp shoes. I was running she

1:02:34

got me tagged

1:02:37

me Yeah

1:02:42

Anyway, that's a wrap. Yeah,

1:02:44

I guess so PKN 503