Painkiller Already - PKN 392

Episode Date: February 23, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:00 pecan 392 what's up boys how's it going i'm doing well how are you guys haircut taylor i did looking sharp i did and i felt like do you ever get like a barber compliment i guess not a bar is a barber only a man or no i'm not sure so a barber has a different license than um so so you can cut hair i think with like a cosmetology license and a barber's license but you can cut hair, I think, with a cosmetology license and a barber's license, but you can't break out the razor unless you're a barber. Oh, okay. So then this person is a barber. I just declined the neck shave razor thing, but it's called Hair Saloon for Men, and they're all over the place around here. And it's like $30 with the tip, and they give okay haircuts, maybe $25.
Starting point is 00:00:45 You get a good feeling when you get compliments at the hair place that hadn't happened in a while she was like i hadn't gotten a haircut in like six weeks seven weeks and it was starting to get curly and flippy and bad looking and like like to the point i was getting i don't know if you guys experienced this where my neck thicket connects to my beard and then there's ear Island. Like it connects like that. I like bring the trimmer like into these corners and get that though. Oh, I know I do that too.
Starting point is 00:01:13 I'm just saying if I let it go for a while, that we'll do that. But the lady was like combing my hair and she was like, my God, this is the thickest hair I've seen in years. And I was like, yeah, no big deal. It's pretty gray.
Starting point is 00:01:25 So, so, so let me tell you a little thing about um barbers uh hairstylist strippers um and just women in general they'll tell you what you want to hear i broke i've won hundreds have you ever had a woman tell you that oh you've got the third biggest dick i've ever seen not one yeah if you're like fucking uh like an actuary the best dick your hair's the thickest they all say that compliments at the barber from other patrons or actually here's what i got that made me feel good guys in the chair and and he doesn't have a lot of hair and he goes you know he's a black man it's not right that i'm paying the same for my haircut that he is i like that i like that well kyle don't be raining on my fucking parade like that
Starting point is 00:02:16 you cunt no it's because my hair is so nice and i just feel like like 95 of the audience is like me and taylor are are akin now because i too am told that by my barber everyone listening to this except for the people who like clearly have issues um like like the barbers oh i just can't get my comb through it oh howdy wow you're so manly told me i was cute when i gave her singles and i was sexy when i gave her fives i I don't understand. Yeah. You get upgraded.
Starting point is 00:02:47 Well, she never did meet me out back. Next time we're in real life together. I want, we're going to compare. I guarantee I'm, I'm tripling up your follicles per square inch. It won't be close.
Starting point is 00:02:58 First of all, close. Impossible. Second of all, because my, I assure you, my stylist tells me Taylor. Very thick. Very thick. I have you, my stylist tells me, Taylor, very thick.
Starting point is 00:03:07 Very thick. I have it on good authority. That's a nice little bulge down there. Can I mimic you? I don't know if my hair is as thick as you young guys. In high school? Yours is coarse, though. It's like, it's bristly.
Starting point is 00:03:21 I had a guy make fun of me. He said that I didn't need a helmet because I just had a permanent hair helmet. It's just like, it's pristly. I had a guy make fun of me. He said that I didn't need a helmet because I just had a permanent hair helmet. It's just like, he felt like it had some sort of protective value. Oh yeah. I had to get a larger. So like in the early two thousands, like the big look for younger guys was like that fucking big shed, or at least in the hockey world, like really shaggy, long ass hair.
Starting point is 00:03:43 Like my hair was, but my hair doesn't grow like like a cool surfer guys it grows out and it gets so curly like a jufro almost and i remember like all the other kids on my team had long hair and my dad was like taylor you just look terrible like just very upfront and i'm like dad but everybody else in the team has it. He's like, we're going to have to buy you the next size up goalie helmet, unless you get a haircut. And I was like, well, I mean,
Starting point is 00:04:10 fine, get the helmet. And so I had a bigger goalie helmet. Wait, you really did. Yeah. Well, that was also at the age of like going from like,
Starting point is 00:04:19 uh, like junior to like adult size. I was like, I needed a bigger helmet. He was going from, I imagine it was something you had to adult size. I needed a bigger helmet. He was going from human to livestock. I imagine needing bigger helmets was something you had to live with as a youngling. Yeah, Kyle.
Starting point is 00:04:32 Human to livestock. That's actually a horse helmet. It's very long. It's got the holes for the ears. He's a furry. It's got blinders on. It's like, now Taylor's very jumpy. Get spooked
Starting point is 00:04:45 don't make loud noises around him provides excellent production but he hates the bit he hates it feed him with an open palm yeah you're talking about like the horse thing that made me think of that gun Thera massager. And Kyle, you said I know Woody has the Thera gun, like the legit one. I bought like a 60, 70 dollar like mimicry of it. And I used it once last night and it was fine. It worked. Worked a OK.
Starting point is 00:05:16 Kyle, you were saying you have a horse massager device. So it was cheaper. No. So the problem with text is that, you know sarcasm doesn't always show shine through and i think that's what happened there um i think i was joking around that to get an eat see woody has the real one that costs like 300 and you got the discounted one it's 160 frankly i can't imagine spend that much on anything that's not a sex so i don't have one but i was making the joke that i had you know cut even deeper and i'd gone to like an animal
Starting point is 00:05:45 massager you know what's weird is like when you said i i literally i know someone in the periphery of my world who is a who like part of their gig is they massage like rich people's horses and like give them like treatments and so i was like oh k high IQ, walking, walking into the feed store and going, give me the horse mats. Give me the horse massager. Give me the horse dumbbells. He's walking out like a thief. I'm just walking through my neighborhood with sacks of feed on my back. After this, I get to eat it.
Starting point is 00:06:20 Great macros. No, I was just kidding around. I really don't get like extreme muscle issues ever like like uh i'm really careful to like i i think it would be an extreme muscle issue like what are you thinking of like so that i can't go back like like i i've had um i've had back issues where like we'll sleep on the floor tonight or we'll move gingerly um you never you don't realize how much your back is doing until it's fucked up and you need to get off the couch and it's like i think i need to do i need to wait do i hold my breath before i move yeah hold your breath before
Starting point is 00:06:56 you move you're like trying to i'm like trying to stabilize my back before i like do that i've hurt my back like that a few times like but it only it only, it goes away in a day or two days. It's like a muscle part of your glow up or like part of a day at working on the farm. Oh, just various times throughout life. It's done that like, like lower back on right side or left side,
Starting point is 00:07:15 just get some like real bad pull, I guess, or something. It feels almost nerve involved. So that like, if you actuate or activate that muscle just right, it's like a whole like, Oh,
Starting point is 00:07:25 not like that kind of thing. And so it's such a painful nerve kind of thing but um with stuff like that i just like take it easy maybe get like a real massage um those are cheaper than you think and they'll show up at your house and uh you know no funny business obviously and uh you gotta you gotta you gotta look for the ones who you'd be surprised how hard it is to find someone who just wants to massage you sometimes. Really? Everyone tries to blow you, Kyle. That's not what I'm saying. I thought it was just me.
Starting point is 00:07:55 Yeah. But no, I don't have one of those guns. I talked to somebody else today actually about the gun because I was telling them that you have the gun. They're like, the gun's way too strong for me. A Hitachi magic wand does more than just get women off like like it's also really good for muscle stuff i felt like a bitch last night messing around with it i turned it all the way up because i'm like the higher the power the higher the the pleasure or whatever the fuck i was
Starting point is 00:08:18 thinking yeah i put it on my shoulders and i'm like ah grueling and then i set it to like the lowest and it was infinitely better like i can't see i can see using on my back i can't maybe shoulders a little bit but mainly like leg day like if i ever blow my quads out i feel like that'll be great for it oh it'll be awesome for that that's that's exactly when i do that the only thing i i will do is um on leg day if i've really fucked myself up because like sometimes i'll just have more motivation than others and i'll just get on like um the leg curl machine or whatever and i'll just be like let's make it hurt like especially if you're all alone and no one has to see you groaning in the leg curl machine like um you know you might just blow some shit out that night and uh and the next day it's like we really really i actually i'll hit the
Starting point is 00:09:04 foam roller immediately because i know it's gonna be bad i hate the phone i have the theragun i've i'm on my people say you guys said i got the good one i actually got the cheaper one first and i wore it out like i did use it until one day it just didn't turn on anymore and it wouldn't take a charge and that was the symptom like this you used it every day like pretty no but i used it a lot it would probably be five days a week. Okay, that's good news. And there were two things I didn't like about it. Obviously, it stopped working.
Starting point is 00:09:32 Yeah. That was the thing. But then I didn't like the form factor. It was like a pistol almost. So imagine that you're trying to press hard with a pistol. It kind of bends. I need to press right in line with it. The other one has a triangle thing going on. Yeah, yeah yeah so the triangle lets you press in line with it put put your hand right on the back of it and press straight towards the little pound thing so i like
Starting point is 00:09:53 the form factor more um and it keeps working but it's too aggressive that their gun and if you put it on its lowest setting you would think it'd be less aggressive, but that's not my experience. At its slowest speed, it pounds and hits and hits and goes at you. At its highest speed, it kind of vibrates on you. It's like a tattoo gun. You want a higher. There's a sweet spot where it's not stab, stab. It's just, and you're like, all right, this doesn't feel great, but I can't count the stab wounds anymore. So that's a good thing.
Starting point is 00:10:27 Yeah. I feel like if I press on the back of it and it moves slow, then it gets a chance to like penetrate deeper instead of just vibrate on top. So it's backwards than what you might guess. I considered it. I've looked at it a couple of times because I've seen them most like, you know, watch a lot of UFC stuff where where they're like getting prepared and i see them using that thing a lot on those guys uh what i'm curious about and and maybe i don't know if joe ever did this you'd know better than me you know when they've got those terrible bruises on their back the circular ones that's from the suction cup stuff right yeah um okay now i believe in that it's not something to be believed in. Is that like the hot rock massage?
Starting point is 00:11:06 What they do is they put very hot air in a small cup. And then as it cools off, it contracts and it kind of sucks on your skin. So you put these like six or 12 like sort of suctions on the back of your back. And it pulls pretty hard and people feel like it gets the blood flowing through that suction. Here, let me read this. Cupping is an alternative therapy that uses suction cups to stimulate your skin and muscles. It can be done on your face or body. Your face?
Starting point is 00:11:35 You'd scar us. The suction promotes increased blood circulation, which may help relieve muscle tension, promote cell repair, and aid in other regeneration. I don't know. It basically gives your back a hickey. And if you think that increases blood circulation and helps with healing then maybe it does yeah i would think it does um in the same way that ice baths i believe those work um i wish they would do some of that science where they take the uh like the core samples of muscle tissue like i like having that hard data. Everything I have is usually anecdotal or just, look, Derek said it works,
Starting point is 00:12:07 so I do it. But it's really nice every time I break out one of those studies and they're like, basically they made guys do leg exercises or take a drug while doing leg exercises for six weeks and they take a core sample of their quad muscle before and after. Very small.
Starting point is 00:12:23 A small core, but yeah. I'm picturing a gun Very small. Like a small core. But yeah, they like go in, twist. I'm picturing a gunshot wound. No, they like, like a probe goes in. I think they like twist and then they pull it out and they've taken a core sample of their quad muscle. Don't imagine like a big pen, like a syringe. Jesus. A syringe.
Starting point is 00:12:39 No, I wasn't even managing a big pen. I was like a roll of quarters. I'm like, oh! Because I've seen core samples before in the context of gold mining. And they're about an inch. All right, this is our largest auger.
Starting point is 00:12:58 We're taking the whole quad. Like, sir, the tool is on the way. In the distance, you hear grunt, grunt, grunt grunt no no it's but but but afterwards tools made by caterpillar it's pneumatic but like afterwards they're able to like they have hard data like they can measure muscle tissue densities and fibers and however that shit works but they've got hard data and i'm always interested to see that it's like not only is can he lift 50 more pounds he there's like 50 more muscle fiber here like he got bigger because that's what all i care about i don't give a
Starting point is 00:13:33 shit if they get strong i want to see injuries and stuff via mri really like my shoulder right now kind of hurts and i'm kind of rehabbing it just best i can i would like a real good where they're like oh look at. There's plaque buildup or whatever it is on your shoulder. It's overuse here. Whatever's up. I got this credit card that I got years and years ago. It's got
Starting point is 00:13:56 a $6 yearly fee or something like that. Something dumb like that. I just let it sit there. Then every fucking year, this thing charges me $6 and I forget about it. Two but then like every fucking year this thing charges me six dollars and i forget about it and like two months go by and then there's a three dollar late fee and they're like you better give us our eleven dollars or else i like how six plus three went to eleven and i bet it did it did like i bet it like it was interest on it or something yeah
Starting point is 00:14:19 that's an impractical jokers bit where they literally like oh and then we added the five dollar gouge charge that's just gouging you over right there you already got some food eating you didn't know it was coming and bam so so i i decided today i'm like i'm gonna sit here with my soda let me take a piss first. I'm not getting distracted. We're going to cancel this credit card. And I call her up. And I've tried before.
Starting point is 00:14:51 That's how hard they are to deal with. I've gotten frustrated with it before. Is this like some bootleg card company? It's not a MasterCard or a Visa? It's one of the three big financial institutions or four. Yeah, you'd absolutely know it. And it's Indian people on the phone know it um and uh i so it's indian people on the phone which i don't mind whatever she's the guy could speak fairly good english and
Starting point is 00:15:11 he starts going into his whole bit it took me three phone calls and some waiting to get to him so i'm already a little upset yeah um so but but he starts going through his whole bit and i said excuse me i hate to interrupt you i'd like to cancel my card now that I've given you that $11. I'd like to cancel it now because I'm tired of the yearly fee. And even if you waived it and increased my credit limit and made it zero interest, got a bad taste in my mouth. So let's just cancel this card today. Whatever we need to skip to get that done. Oh, well, I'll transfer you to that person. And he's like, awesome. So he sends me to her, the cancel person. Hey, hey, hey, I want to cancel this card. And she's like awesome so he sends me to her the cancel person yeah hey hey hey i want to cancel this card and she's okay sir so let's talk about your apr i'm like no i refuse to speak about
Starting point is 00:15:51 my apr we're gonna talk she's like well let me just talk about the apr it's a it's a script i know it is i tell her i'm like i'm like i'm not going to allow you to read your script today ma'am i refuse to hear your script if you'd like to read it silently or mute yourself or pretend, all that is fine with me, but I will not have it. I'm here to cancel my card. You're taking $11 from me for the final time. I said, I'm here to cancel my card today, and I'm not leaving until it's done. And I'm not going to do anything else before that. First, we're going to cancel the card, and then we'll talk. And I'm speaking this way because I do believe that this is either a criminal action or a hostage negotiation. She said, criminal action. I said, yes, ma'am, I have an account
Starting point is 00:16:30 with you, an account which steals money from my account once a year. I never know when it's coming because I can't remember. And I know that a year from now, you're going to steal money from me again. I'm going to forget. And then you're going to steal a little bit more. And we're going to have the same conversation. I won't have it. You're going to cancel my account today or I'm going to call my lawyer because you're a thief in the night. I won't stand for it. I'm going on these long bits where she can't talk.
Starting point is 00:16:53 She really wants to get the script. She keeps going back to it over and over. Thank you so much. I need to speak to you about your APR. It's like that South Park bit. I'm like, I will not speak about my APR today. I will have this canceled, nothing else. And finally, she's like, actually, I canceled it several minutes ago.
Starting point is 00:17:14 I need to speak to you about your APR. I was like, I don't want to anymore. I want to talk to you about Harry Potter. Have you noticed that they're trying to change the characters around from what they once were? Trying to make it fit some new narrative? I don't like that. I don't like it when the Huckleberry Finn will rewrite things. Huckleberry Finn had some bad things in it,
Starting point is 00:17:31 but that's the way they spoke back then. All I care about is the story I read as a child. I don't want that to be altered. I'm going through this with her, and I will not stop speaking. I was like, I don't like that they used that word then, and I don't like when it's used now, and I don't use it in my personal life, but I think it should remain in that book because
Starting point is 00:17:48 when we hide our dirty past, we're only apt to repeat it more. Just like we shouldn't hide what the Nazis did or what any hate group does, we should not hide- As a matter of fact, she has an N-word monument. I'm going on this rant with her. You're torturing this person who's basically a telemarketer. I stopped for a second to see what she'll do. And she's like, yes, sir, the APR. And I said, you know anything about black holes? And I start playing a PBS documentary through my headset. But wait, before that, I repaired.
Starting point is 00:18:18 Oh, I don't have it next to me anymore. But I had my blowtorch in here because I had done a dab. I said, hang on a minute. Hold that thought. I need to repair my here because I'd done a dab. I said, hang on a minute. Hold that thought. I need to repair my sink. I'm going to solder. I turned on the blowtorch right in the microphone. I'm like, I really shouldn't be using this lead solder.
Starting point is 00:18:33 They say it's bad for you, but it's cheap. And I got to save money because this credit card keeps stealing from me. The blowtorch is right there. You're just pissing time away. Finally, she said, sir, I'm going to transfer you to my superior and then I sat on hold for 8 minutes what would have been funny is like as soon as she answered him was like how can I help you with your account you're like thank god
Starting point is 00:18:57 I'm speaking to you from one Indian to another I would love if you could cancel this scam card well she could have started speaking Hindu or whatever they speak then. No. And then you'll be like, I'm not that kind of Indian. I am the other kind. With languages
Starting point is 00:19:14 that I speak, the other one. He'll just switch over to the Native American one. I'm actually the other kind of Indian. That's it. Just wait. We have so much in common.
Starting point is 00:19:32 That's such a good South Park thing. Me, one night, my card canceled, and you capable of canceling my card. All right. You know how they always say South Park already did it? That's the bit. That's the bit right there that they haven't done. It's where the indians both kinds of indians are conspiring together in some sort of criminal like big global conspiracy
Starting point is 00:19:50 on our own the white man has given us much trouble but you know we may be able to handle it i you are not bringing the kind of numbers to this that billion of us and there are 7 billion of us and there are about 19 of you in Oklahoma. Just let us own the team. But how many horses do they have? Oh, you didn't consider
Starting point is 00:20:16 this? No, I hate those fucking people so much. I have credit cards because I'm told that I have to have credit cards to maintain credit history and just show that i'm a human being who can pay bills but uh i hate dealing with them so fucking much so fucking much it's so hard to get anything done with them over the phone yeah and i know i know exactly what you're talking about where every once in a while i'll have an account or something similar where it's charging some tiny amount like four dollars and
Starting point is 00:20:46 you just get so mad that it keeps showing up that you're like yeah like this isn't worth all the time i'm about to put into it but we're getting this solved today as a matter of principle we're getting it solved i've done i was on a website called pirate four by four pirate four by four was the place to discuss off-roading, upcoming off-roading trips, off-roading pictures that you just took, and mods to the vehicle that you want to make. It was the central hub, the number one site in the world. And then I kind of fell out of off-roading, but I paid $20 a year. And you know what I got? A red dot next to my name that came with prestige. This stopped being worth anything and i tried to
Starting point is 00:21:26 cancel it and i couldn't and then i couldn't log into my account anymore and it the like reference email was one that i don't use or have anymore i think it was my cisco email so i couldn't like i couldn't cancel this account without getting re-employed at cisco somehow so and there was no support there was no help the website faded away i imagine like every other forum on the earth it switched over to a facebook group and that's where everybody went and i'm struggling here so i eventually canceled it via paypal and did a dispute and they got the idea but 20 bucks a year i must have given them an extra like 80 dollars yeah it's not so bad it's a It's a thing you'd like as well.
Starting point is 00:22:05 It's annoying, though. It's annoying when you're sending it. When you forget about it, because then you're mad at yourself. Where you're like, well, this is on me for forgetting that I signed up for Motor Trend. So I could watch the new Top Gear special. And then I forgot about it. And I watched that Top Gear special once four months ago. And I'm remembering right now. I'm writing down Motor Trend.
Starting point is 00:22:26 I'm trying to get away from TV talk as much. I watched Top Gear. And they went to Vietnam and they rode in boats. And it was terrible. What? It was so over-the-top stupid. I was angry at them for thinking I was stupid enough to like this show. They would crash the boat into the other boat like
Starting point is 00:22:45 six times in a row. Crashing the boats was half of what this entire show was about. They just do montages of him crashing the boat. And when he crashed the boat into his friends, I was bored by it. When he crashed the boat into innocent people and sank their little canoes, I'm like, you're
Starting point is 00:23:01 being an asshole. They didn't mean to do that. He did mean to do that. No, they meant to hit eaches. I'm like, you're being an asshole. They didn't mean to do that. He did mean to do that. They meant to hit each other. I remember the special. They didn't mean to hit the Vietnamese people. I don't believe that. The level of incompetence... So I have a boat. I have a 15th of a boat, to be more precise.
Starting point is 00:23:18 Damn! White people privilege. 115th of a ski boat owner. It's a timeshare. But I do drive the boat a lot. And I know it takes I get that it has no brakes. You just sort of put it in reverse if you need to
Starting point is 00:23:33 hurriedly lose speed. But you can't be so incompetent to hit someone that many times. Hey guys, I've got an idea for the name of our boat i have a uh i was gonna ask a related question to that how much was that boat if you don't mind me asking uh so it look new i think it was seven grand okay see there was a there's a scam though it's a story let me tell it okay we were buying the boat and the winch and some, like, extra cash to get the club off the ground.
Starting point is 00:24:10 And it turned out to be, I think it was, like, $2,500 a person, you know, for everyone in the club. Cool. And there was some training involved. It doesn't matter. One of the guys said, hey, you know what? For a living, I buy used cars, fix them up and sell them. That's what my business does. Why don't I look over this boat instead of paying the cash and I'll redo it?
Starting point is 00:24:34 Just looking at this thing, I can see all the hoses and wires and this and that. I'll install the winch in the boat. You know, how else are we going to get it done and everyone in the club kind of having a blind spot towards someone in the club ripping us off said cool let's do this some of the things i didn't really understand how hard it is to replace like a tube right like like a radiator tube you kind of see it you know it's easy but i'm like well maybe it was hard i don't know other stuff like installing an hour meter if anyone's ever done that it's you just wrap it around the spark plug wire like four times and then sticky it to the wall it takes i mean i don't think it should take
Starting point is 00:25:16 more than 90 seconds and he charged 120 for that task like he just jacked up all the prices on us until it conveniently meant until it conveniently meant that he had to know, pay, not pay any money to get in the club. Cool. We take the boat out. Immediately. The engine is destroyed immediately. It wasn't, it was running with no oil. So a pilot got pulled up in the air and then dropped into the water and the boat had to get towed back to land because without any oil in it, it seized.
Starting point is 00:25:48 And they had before and after pictures of his work. And a real boat mechanic was like, well, here's your problem right here. That hose doesn't connect from here to here. What, did they just rearrange the hoses? He destroyed our engine. So we were like, all right, bro, you're on the hook for the repairs to this, right? You know,
Starting point is 00:26:07 like you should be, you broke it all by yourself and you sort of didn't pay into the club. Like this was a whole thing. He misled all of you that he was some expert in this. Right. In the end, what he did is he paid 1500 of his 25 back and he left the club. So we had the $2,500
Starting point is 00:26:26 to join and then we immediately paid another $1,000 or something all around or $500 because of the broken boat. If he was admitted to the scam, put oil in it. It's not that it didn't have oil in it. It's that the rearranged hoses
Starting point is 00:26:41 stopped the oil from doing anything. Feeding coolant into the radiator. Something like that. Well, that's probably supposed to happen. I don't know. I picked two car words and I hope for the best. Anyway, we got scammed by a member right out of the gate. It was like a real intentional scam.
Starting point is 00:26:59 I tried to wrap my head around the idea that it could have just not worked out like he hoped, but no, fuck that guy. Yeah, fuck that guy. That's so over the line to just. And no, what an asshole. Like, he knows if if you hire me and you're like and I'm like, I'm a big boat guy and you're like, that's awesome. I don't know you well enough to discern.
Starting point is 00:27:18 You're lying. But and then you like put me on the boat. First thing I do is like I don't touch any of the wires. I hope nobody has any idea where the wires are going and then i come back and act like there's a huge problem that requires me to find someone more qualified even than me which will be hard to press but i bet the guy at the bait shop there could help until then i go get him and i come back and before we know it we have solved the problem might be a better He did. He scammed us and I'm still a little salty about it.
Starting point is 00:27:46 Piece of shit. Yeah. Yeah. That's an asshole. Another thing that's hard to put a value on it. We lost months out of the summer. I mean, this is the thing that's only fun to do like five months a year.
Starting point is 00:27:55 If you blow two months, like, ah, fuck, I'm going to be like 50 when I get to do this again. How, uh, what's the,
Starting point is 00:28:03 I was curious about like the price of the boat because i was curious like what do you think that the it's interesting going in with a group like that on something what's the biggest what's the what's the right group size i guess or maybe what's i'm trying i'm trying to think of a way to phrase this question because there's there's two sides of it right like the value of the item like how much are we all putting in versus how many of us are getting uh uh to share this thing yeah and who's trustworthy like how many people that you don't really know are you going to include to lower that it depends on the thing right like because if it's like if it's access to something because it's like wipe your feet before you get out jesus and with others it's like yeah you crashed it off a mountain. Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, it is a mountain helicopter jumping gyro machine that we all bought.
Starting point is 00:28:48 The first year, I didn't want so many people in the club. I think we had 15 or 18. And I was like, this sucks. There are going to be 18 people every weekend. I'm not going to get like two flights. And it's not going to be the experience that I dream of. What happens is we get 18 people in the club and we're lucky if three will show up. So you almost need like... That's a good problem.
Starting point is 00:29:08 No, I like five. If there's only three people on the water, you're working constantly. You're always either the driver, the spotter, or the pilot. There's never any rest. Yeah. Maybe that group isn't even big enough.
Starting point is 00:29:23 Right. It's like we need another 10 people so we can get one more on the water. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe that group isn't even big enough. Right. Yeah. Yeah. It's like we need another 10 people so we can get one more in the water. I'm trying to think of like, like trying to think of other things that, that this makes sense for. I've never gone in on a group purchase before. I've seen those car clubs, you know,
Starting point is 00:29:35 right. Which is kind of a similar formula where you just pay in a monthly fee and you have access to various cars and stuff, but Jesus, you can't do anything with this car is fun, right? Like if you're going to be in a car club where you get to do anything with this car it's fun right like if you're going to be in a car club where you get to drive a ferrari or something like you probably
Starting point is 00:29:49 would like to do what you want to do with a ferrari and take it to a track i don't think they're gonna let you do that they have like governors on it where it's like you can drive this ferrari at seven it would it varies from situation to situation there's that one um it's like uh toro or something there's that one car service where with them a lot of those cars have um like this onboard computer system that's like uh checking on you to make sure you haven't done anything ridiculous and they'll fuck you up you know they need to put those on if you do or i mean thank god those weren't on rental cars when i was working at that place like nine years ago because man we whipped those honda
Starting point is 00:30:25 odysseys we were drifting and gravel on the always rental car we had a guy come on here tell a story or maybe in any case youtuber told the story where he wrecked the car he basically took a street car off-roading yeah and uh is it called a spoiler that front low thing that hits every curb you know um anyway that thing got ripped off other things were just missing he brought the car back just destroyed and he paid the eight dollars in insurance and they were like well you bought insurance there's really nothing more to talk about have a good day and yeah is that right or do you already have insurance and you shouldn't have to? Should you buy insurance when you rent a car is where I'm coming down to.
Starting point is 00:31:10 If you have insurance, like you have to have genuinely horrible, like opting out of stuff to have like no insurance on a rental car. Like if you have normal insurance, you're fine. Let me rephrase the question then, because I think this strikes at the heart of what what his true question is if i pay for their insurance and i fuck that car up on purpose having a good old time and i return it back what is going to happen to me if anything uh if they can tell that you broke contract by all they cannot tell okay then if they can't tell, they will ask you like what happened and you can, I have a great story.
Starting point is 00:31:48 If you have the insurance, you could just be like, you know, got away from me. Like, and then you're just walking into the airport. I need you to tell me, no,
Starting point is 00:31:55 no, no, let's not gloss over the end of the story. Cause this is like the pudding scam. It's like, and then you just have our air miles forever. You know? No,
Starting point is 00:32:02 no, no, no. What happens then? What do they say? No, literally I returned beyond fucked up cars. I've returned cars that they had to pull a tow truck into the return lane at the airport,
Starting point is 00:32:14 and then I had to return it from the tow truck. And in no way will this reflect negatively on my actual driving record or my real car insurance that I pay for every month. No, at least where I was working, if someone came back and they fucked up the car and they had the insurance that you buy from the rental car place and you couldn't tell that they had off-roaded or fucked with it
Starting point is 00:32:36 or done anything that breached contract, it was literally like... I remember this explicitly because people would pull in with cars that were very obviously fucked up, like that spoiler or whatever hanging hanging off the front shattered windshield. You know, and I would I would be like, please have the insurance. I don't want to have an uncomfortable conversation. And when those guys would pull in and step out and be like, thank God I got the insurance.
Starting point is 00:32:57 I'm like, oh, yep, that's awesome. Have a great day, bud. And then they would walk into the airport. That was the end of it. I would call our shop guy and be like, hey, there ford taurus up here that is unrecognizable you need to send a truck up here to get it and then you know or the manager would be like what the fuck happened here and they're like well they had the insurance so we and there's no indication they were off so there you go i just say in motorcycles there's off-roading that's obvious enough right and then
Starting point is 00:33:21 there's urban hooliganism right we just do hooligan shit around like industrial parking lots wheelies jumping off curbs you know what sometimes the parking lots are different levels and there's like grass that with a steep incline take the rental car to an area like that fuck about and you're not off-roading yeah i remember they like because car rental companies are like anal as shit about like there's they have whole routines when you join companies where they're like. And I know Hertz did it. Enterprise, all of them, where it's like when you return a car, you have to do this minute long, you know, exploring like, oh, look here and then look here and then do this and that and check this. Three months into that airport gig.
Starting point is 00:34:04 So I've been with the company for nine months at that point, I'd see it pull up, and as long as it looked all right, I'm like, thumbs up. Get going. And then every once in a while, I would miss something, and it'd come back, and they'd be like, there's a huge puncture wound in the back of this Kia Soul. And I'd be like, man, I can't believe whoever rented that
Starting point is 00:34:23 most recently accidentally sent a broken car out. How embarrassing. But like there's so much turnover at those places because you blame it on someone else. Oh, no, no. You blame it on someone else renting out the car damaged because then there is no way to know that car could have been damaged prior to that rental. You said what I said before the words you blamed it on someone else yes of course yes always and it's a non-descript it's a non-descript person i'm not saying amy rented this out and she fucked up i'm like must have been but are there records yeah there are but i'm the one who's gonna i'm the i'm the one who's
Starting point is 00:35:00 gonna check it and if i found out that i rented it last i'm just not gonna mention it you know what i you know what i would actually do i would call up another branch and i go hey this is uh boise airport and they're like oh there's you know 36 47 where the number is i'm like hey let's do a trade i got a broken key assault i know you need something you can still roll it it'll be fine send me anything that's not that's not damaged and then just ship out the damaged car to a home city branch where people with insurance claims go and i get a nice fresh new car at the airport what the fuck yeah that's how it works oh kyle you're talking about how can i get a new car
Starting point is 00:35:34 you're talking to all enterprise and be like hey you know what i got an old jacoba i'll give it to you anything over here we're good just said they don't want your wounds it's gotta be well they won't take your wounds. It's got to be. Well, they won't take a car unless it's like within the last two makes, three makes at most or so, like three years. But you were asking about that, Kyle. And I know you're now a Sam Hyde fan. A bit that Sam has been doing for years is he goes to like rental car places and he rents like an Infinity Qx whatever the biggest fucking suv is and then he takes it into like fields and abuses it and he ruins the steering and he intentionally and then he like
Starting point is 00:36:13 gets out and he's like guess what no way in hell they're gonna know that i just roundhouse kick this door closed and then boom just just intentionally breaking things on the car and then return and he shows himself like driving back to the place he's like we cleaned it up they're gonna have no idea look at what happened look how I have to hold the wheel and he's holding it like this to go straight
Starting point is 00:36:34 he just returns it like that totally destroyed and says you know have a nice day you can get away with so much shit at rental car places because genuinely the employees there, unless you run into like a lifer manager, they don't care. Like if there was a tiny little scratch, if there was like a five inch scratch that was like clearly a little accident
Starting point is 00:36:55 in the parking lot goblin or something with a cart, I'm not going to try. And they would tell us like if there's any damage like that size, you got to run their full thousand dollar deductible or $500 deductible or five hundred dollar deductible or whatever and then tell them you know we told you if you do anything to it we're taking your full deductible without any questions asked even before you return it we're supposed to like have taken the deductible off their card and it's like no i'm not doing that i'll run
Starting point is 00:37:19 deductible on someone if they really fuck it up and they've got smoke cigarette holes everywhere but when someone came back with a scratch like i would feel guilty if i were to do that like someone someone coming in in their fucking nissan sentra on the 9.99 a day weekend special they barely speak english and they scratch the front i'm gonna ruin their life really like no no way we just wanted to see mama before she passed away we just wanted to see mama before she passed away. We just wanted to see her. And like, yeah, I've said it before. The only people who bought insurance who didn't like were like rich guys who had probably the best insurance in the world or like rich guys who would be like, well, I have my own insurance and I have Amex insurance.
Starting point is 00:37:58 And they would tell us to say like, well, your Amex insurance might not cover it. And it's like it does though like like they're just straight up it's sales they're telling you to mislead people but i was i was the fastest ticket rider in the west in the last of my tenure my sales in the back room the last like four months i was there it was wild it was like a guy who's just about to get kicked out of the league in the pros where it's like everyone else has their sales. It's like Taylor fucking like and everybody's like tickets like Amy's written 78 contracts. Steve has written 92 at the very bottom.
Starting point is 00:38:34 Taylor 510 goose eggs across the board, like to the point because I know I wasn't getting commissioned for it because they set the commission structure so high that it was like okay so i need to sell 20 grand of insurance so i get a pizza party like fuck you i'm not doing that shit and so they like i'd have people come up and be like i've heard the horror stories of the insurance stuff i have insurance and i'm like does it cover rental cars and she's like i don't know and i'm like did you specifically opt out of anything like that she's like no i'm like're fine. Do you have liability on the insurance? No. Comprehensive. We're going, lady.
Starting point is 00:39:09 Let's get you moving. Yeah, there's so much shady nonsense. But I guess that's every sales job, right? Or at least most of them. I usually get the insurance because a lot of times we're doing silly things with cars and I do have to go off-road in them a little bit. Because here's the thing.
Starting point is 00:39:24 If we're filming something and we may not intend to go we may not intend you should get the insurance for what you were doing yeah yeah but but also there might be an instance where it's like all right well we need somebody to drive out in that field right now well are we going to be nancy boys about it and call call for somebody a real man to come help us or we're going to drive on the fucking field and get work done today and it's just like we're going to drive on the fucking field and get work done today and it's just like we're gonna drive on the fucking field i don't there's i'll crawl back before i ask for help like we're gonna get it done so i always just got the insurance anyway and plus i'm i wouldn't say i'm abusive uh on the car but like there is that thing in your head that's like this shit ain't mine oh yeah oh like i would never have like turned my cars, like my personal vehicles as aggressively as I turned like these brand new at
Starting point is 00:40:07 the time, like 2013 Nissan's or, or vans, or you would not believe because the ass of a Honda Odyssey is so heavy. You wouldn't think it would be that great in a gravel for whipping around, but you, you get yourself and a couple of the car preps who have meth problems you have a huge amount of fun out there on an afternoon it's great i believe
Starting point is 00:40:32 and then you come back and the manager's like where were you and you have to be like huh you know handling stuff with all those goofballs doing meth down at the uh car cleaning area like i yeah i know how it is it's like you don you don't know how it is. That's, you never go down there to converse with those maniacs. That's how I knew that I could use them as an excuse. You're never going to ask that.
Starting point is 00:40:52 Dude, the people who clean cars at those places, some of them were horrifying. Same at car dealership. Like, those guys were
Starting point is 00:41:00 their own little crew over there. They were thieves. They were like, yeah, yeah. Like we one guy got fired because stealing iPads and computers from like like people would return their car. And then four minutes later, hey, I forgot my new MacBook Pro in the back of the car. And I'm like, oh, no. And so I go down another minute to the wash Bay and I'm like, guys,
Starting point is 00:41:25 please don't fuck me here. Please. MacBook pro. I know you have it. And they're like, I don't know what you're talking about, man. There was nothing in this car.
Starting point is 00:41:33 I mean, it does. Does she have proof that she even had a MacBook pro? And I'm like, could you guys please like, and then I have to go back up there and be like, they did not find a MacBook pro in the vehicle. And they're like,
Starting point is 00:41:43 well, that it's obviously not true. And I'm like, oh, no. Like, I know you should call corporate and complain about these fucking thieves who do nothing but accept low-grade meth and steel down there. They're, like, about to clean a car. They don't have good meth?
Starting point is 00:42:00 They can't accept that. They don't have good meth? You're supposed to lean into that one. I mean, I could tell who had the best meth because one guy, I bet he was 22. He was my age at the time. And he, maybe four teeth. Maybe.
Starting point is 00:42:15 Total of four. You know, correct me if I'm wrong. I always heard that the reason those meth addicts lost their teeth was because the chemicals of doing the meth was corroding the teeth away in some manner. Is that it? Or is it that they are so out of it when they get to an extreme level of meth use that oral hygiene isn't on the top? I might be wrong, but I used to think the chemical thing too.
Starting point is 00:42:37 And then someone told me like, no, it's because they're so geeked out or gacked out that like they don't take care of their teeth. They don't put like look at them at that. Like they don't take care of their teeth they don't put the like look at them at that like they don't even like wipe the blood from their face when they cut themselves like they have nothing on their mind other than more meth all the time and so they just yeah neglect all that's why they all in their in their mug shots it's all like picked skin with scabs no teeth hair that hasn't been cut in years all right the extensive tooth decay the answer is both is likely caused by a combination of drug induced Psychological and physiological changes
Starting point is 00:43:08 Resulting in dry mouth And long periods of poor oral hygiene Methamphetamine itself is also Acidic If people don't realize Like dry mouth Fucks your teeth up and your tongue up And your breath up
Starting point is 00:43:23 Like really bad I don't have that issue I don't have dry mouth fucks your teeth up and your tongue up and your breath up like really bad i don't have that issue i don't have dry mouth either but i know that it's really like would you rather would you a dentist would you rather have dry mouth or wet mouth oh wet mouth wet mouth means that you're going to need a bib i'm just gonna i'm just gonna pretend that i dip and just all the time just it's it's a binary decision you always look like you just ate five warheads because your mouth is so dry and you've got that white stuff at the corners of your mouth.
Starting point is 00:43:49 Or you're always doing this because you're holding a mouthful of spittle that you're always ready to eat. Good God, this is a binary decision. This is terrible. I might kill myself. You take up tobacco chewing just to make it seem normal that you're always spitting. I'm going to go full Kyle here and just choose death.
Starting point is 00:44:08 Are you telling me I lose an entire fingernail? I'm hitting the reset button on life. I'm definitely choosing the pretend to dip for the rest of my life. Because you know how horrible you wake up in the morning and you haven't drank water in however many hours? Even that small amount of dry mouth sucks. Imagine that all day. Every day. Your voice would be so dry.
Starting point is 00:44:29 Maybe you could just get some honey and eucalyptus and some tea. Well, I didn't know we could fix it. I thought we... You gave up on yourself so fast that I'm looking for eucalyptus now. I'm already dead. I was like, maybe some tea.
Starting point is 00:44:44 Maybe have some eucalyptus tea. I don't know. I didn't say it was magical. I was like, maybe some tea. Maybe I'll have some tea. Wait, wait. I don't know. I didn't say it was magical. I just said you had dry mouth. Okay. If I had wet mouth, would the fixed speed to smoke pot a lot? Pardon?
Starting point is 00:44:55 Actually, that could help. Yeah. If you smoke a lot of weed, it would dry your mouth out, right? No, but see, the thing about all those side effects that you think of for marijuana is if you smoke it once, you get those. If you smoke it again, you'll get those. If you smoke it three or four times a week for a year or three months
Starting point is 00:45:12 or something, I don't get any of that shit. I don't get munchies or dry mouth. It doesn't make me necessarily sleepy or red eyes or anything. It's just, oh, I feel really relaxed now and chilled out. It doesn't make you fall asleep? No, not it in particular.
Starting point is 00:45:29 I keep my sleep schedule kind of, it rotates, but it only rotates. It doesn't like move drastically. It's just always shifting sort of forward by an hour, which isn't as crazy as it sounds. It can be ridiculously off normal, off it's not like you're getting one hour one day in 12 hours yeah i get my eight or i get like 10 hours a day almost every single day because i probably told you this before but i read about that guy who set some sort of strength record and during the preparation he was sleeping like 18 hours a day or something retarded like he was he would like would work out and get his macros in
Starting point is 00:46:06 and then go into a coma or something to recover from the intense workouts. He's like, yep, now we're going to sleep for three hours. We're going to let that food just absorb into the muscles while I go into an induced coma. Then he wakes up and works out and eats some more. I don't know what he was actually doing, but he was sleeping a ton. Something in my head said
Starting point is 00:46:22 more sleep is more recovery or better recovery. Right. Like, I don't know if you're trying to do something over the course of like, if you're just doing a sprint thing, if you're doing a six week,
Starting point is 00:46:32 like bootcamp thing, like shit like that doesn't matter. But if you're doing like a thing that takes a year, like the whole process takes a year, then like if you can squeeze out those little bitty percentages every day, then in the end, the differences are massive. I, uh, pot's a waste of money for me. I always go to sleep. Yeah. those little bitty percentages every day then in the end the differences are massive i uh
Starting point is 00:46:45 pot's a waste of money for me yeah oh yeah eight or whatever it would be like it i don't know you do it 45 minutes later i'm asleep i'm like i didn't even get high yeah well i mean shit at least you know that like you've got a very good sleep aid very cheap and readily available and all that no joke there like here's the state that i get in every once in a while it's like tomorrow's a big day tomorrow's a big day and it starts at 7 a.m and it's already midnight i need to sleep now i need to sleep right now so that i can get seven hours which is okay it's not perfect but it's it's not perfect, but it's at least acceptable. I am in a hurry to sleep, which keeps me awake. I'm trying to sleep as fast as I can,
Starting point is 00:47:31 which is like the opposite of how you sleep, perhaps. But pot will get you there for me. It does help me get sleepy. Yeah. I like the THCO. Never tried it. Yeah. I mean, you know, it's just stronger.
Starting point is 00:47:49 It's much stronger to me than the Delta 8 was. Or any of the other, like, things are. I'm not going to take the time to learn what all of them are or any chemistry. Kyle. Because I think it's nonsense. I get the, if I'm reading the room, THCO is better than pot. I don't know about that. Because, like, with um i don't know about that because like with i don't know it's it's like with the thco i can only get so high but with pot it's like sky's the limit the sky can be the limit if you just keep going and uh and so it's almost nicer than pot and because
Starting point is 00:48:23 i don't want to get uncomfortably high often. But occasionally you do. Like I watched Tenet last night. I wanted to be uncomfortably high for that. So I like a bunch of gummies two hours before. And then I smoked the THC. Oh, like vape pens for my cannabis. Everybody makes fun of from my gas station.
Starting point is 00:48:44 And I was just man i watched that whole movie and i think i understood most of it and i think that that is more than most could say i haven't seen that one holy shit really and it's complicated is it compared to prime i think it's more complicated and for a very similar reason i'm not going to spoil this movie for you but i'll describe it like this more complicated and for a very similar reason. I'm not going to spoil this movie for you, but I'll describe it like this. More complicated than Prime? So this movie is a Christopher Nolan movie. I didn't realize you guys hadn't watched it.
Starting point is 00:49:11 I thought I was the last one. So this is a Christopher Nolan movie that got delayed and delayed and delayed. If you like Christopher Nolan movies like Batman, Interstellar, and stuff like that, you're going to like this. You have to watch it with subtitles because he's bad at audio mixing for whatever reason. Oh, God, I hate that about that guy. Every movie. The main character of this is I think the guy's like, it's like the guy's name is something Washington.
Starting point is 00:49:33 It's this black guy. Denzel. John David. John David Washington. He is like he is Denzel 2.0. I'm reading it. .5. Like this guy is awesome.
Starting point is 00:49:44 He has great physicality. He's good looking. He's a very good actor. In this, he is a bit of a mystery character. It is very hard to wrap your head around. Once you're done with the movie, you're definitely going to want to watch at least one or two
Starting point is 00:50:00 explaining videos. I've watched a bunch of them since last night. I understand the whole thing, but I would struggle to explain it with any intricacy. If you're going to watch it, I will say this. Pay attention to the colors red and the colors blue.
Starting point is 00:50:16 Those are very important. I think if you go in with that in mind, like keeping an eye out for red and blue, you'll grasp on more quickly. I was... It's a long movie two and a half two and a half hours yeah it's like a lord of the i was two hours and 10 minutes into it and there was a scene that was happening and i was just like what the fuck is happening right now what the fuck is happening right now i'm literally staring at the screen i'm like this is incredible i got i can't let my confusion pull me out of this moment
Starting point is 00:50:48 but i have no idea what's happening right now um and i i needed a a youtuber to do a 3d uh model representation to show me what was happening um in a timeline format with like arrows and diagrams for me to like fully wrap my head around everything because there's so much going on um within it sounds like fun so it's like a like a thriller it is a spy thriller this is but i have right after this i watched james bond the new one i wanted to do this to like watch them back to back i've been waiting until they were both like cheap enough to rent for four dollars because you know it's like 25 buy it as your only option because i don't have i haven't stolen i'm not buying a movie yeah i'm not buying it um because you don't even buy
Starting point is 00:51:29 it you buy access to it that can expire when that company expires in any case i watched them back to back james bond was bad i thought i thought it was like like i don't know one one thumb up one thumb down it was daniel craig like 50 um this is his last James Bond. And it was also like two and a half hours long. I thought Tenet was a better James Bond movie than James Bond was. While mixing in some wackadoo crazy sci-fi elements that are ground. I like when sci-fi doesn't require like magic ooze to work. You know, like in Star Trek, it's like, yeah, we got war power. Yeah, don't worry about it.
Starting point is 00:52:04 Don't worry about it.'t worry about it yeah we transport people and this there's just like this one thing that like works in a very particular kind of way and it's like we got to stop this one thing and it doesn't it kind of blows your mind but at the same time it's very simplistic kind of like Primer was so when you go when you were watching it and then when you watch the review was it a feeling of like they can't expect people to pick that up that's not even a clue or was it a feeling of like they can't expect people to pick that up that's not even a clue or was it more like oh this is well constructed or because primer i get that feel too there aren't um there will be explainer videos videos on primer and they'll be like you need to look out for this right here and it's like that's not a clue this
Starting point is 00:52:41 is like a that doesn't even help yeah like that's not helpful and no um so it's christopher nolan and he does a really good job at this i mean if you've seen um what's the leo movie where uh inception you know you know how wild inception was you know like he's good so um i heard two different reviewers say that there were no plot holes because these guys have both went through this diagram to understand the movie to such an effect and then they've dealt with youtube audiences as well who would be like hey what about this what about that and he goes through he's like actually this that and the other oh you thought this well go back to here where he said that it's like oh you're dealing with professional here this guy
Starting point is 00:53:18 this guy's been watching this movie all weekend a youtube comment section would have unearthed it to prove him wrong if it existed and he was able to defend all the plot holes. So not only is it like this. I'm not going to spoil it anymore. It's a real good movie. It'll blow your mind. You'll be confused at times. And you'll want to watch the video that explains it after.
Starting point is 00:53:36 As odd as that sounds, I think most people would hate that idea. Like, wait, I'm going to need instructions afterwards. Yeah, but you'll like it. Yeah, I'm going to give this a go. I scrolled past it. I mean, I didn going to need instructions afterwards. Yeah, but you'll like it. Yeah, I'm going to give this a go. I scrolled past it. I mean, I didn't want to buy it, but this will be fun. I turned away from two hours and 30 minutes. I don't want to spoil the scene, but there's a good fight scene with your protagonist there.
Starting point is 00:54:02 And I liked it a lot. Yeah, he goes by that in the show. your protagonist there. And I liked it a lot. Yeah. He goes by that in the show. He's like, I'm the protagonist in this story. Is Robert Pattinson the bad guy? I'm not going to spoil anything. Don't even tell me. I'm sure there's an accident and get the wrong answer.
Starting point is 00:54:20 Better James Bond than James Bond. Although I did think the new James Bond was passable. Can I change the topic yeah please when you chew a gummy are you supposed to really pulverize it doesn't matter nothing does it accept does it impact how quickly you get high it's gonna melt as soon as it gets your belly okay throw one of those in warm water and it turns to like goo almost instantly yeah or just eat it no i'm just saying for example like like oh what's happening after you swallow it is what i follow i didn't get it at first either i'm like well i guess if you like gooey water i have my edibles but they're so easy to take like introducing diluted nasty water introducing weed water gummy water
Starting point is 00:55:05 the septum piercing and dreadlocks in colorado telling you how great it is no i wasn't suggesting that i was just saying that like gummies digest so fast it's not gonna matter um oh yeah i don't know by the time we start the hangout yeah when did you take them uh during this oh shit okay yeah so yeah i would never do such a thing i'm just puffing away on my my uh vape pen over here i'm trying i'm trying to think there was another thing i what did i say before oh ukraine so um oh we were talking last night what's going on so i guess that that Russia declared that a few territories in sovereign Ukraine
Starting point is 00:55:47 aren't sovereign Ukraine anymore. He was like, ah, this, that, and the other, y'all are with us now. You wanted to come anyway, so they just... And he's gone ahead and he's sent his own peacekeepers in to make sure there's no trouble. Peacekeepers. Oh, thank goodness. So he has essentially invaded these...
Starting point is 00:56:03 Essentially, he's invaded these areas. And so last night they imposed sanctions on those areas. And Woody was like, this is bullshit. And I agree with you. I was the one leading the charge that this is bullshit. What's Biden doing here? And Woody was like, yeah, he's not even putting sanctions on Russia as a whole. He's just doing those areas.
Starting point is 00:56:22 Well, today they came down on Russia as a whole. He's just doing those areas. Well, the day they came up, Dave down on Russia as a whole, I guess they, they targeted two main financial institutions that handle like 80 billion to 80 trillion. I don't know. Enormous amount of money, $800 billion or something like that. It's, it's Russia's military bank.
Starting point is 00:56:37 And then one other. So it affects like, I pretty sure it literally affects like them being able to pay their troops. Like, like perhaps it's, it's, we're not doing any transactions. The West isn't, I'm pretty sure it literally affects them being able to pay their troops. Perhaps we're not doing any transactions, the West isn't, that is, with those banks anymore. And I think they also targeted, I don't know, I wrote it in the message, but something else financial. Oh, they cut off a bunch of the diplomatic privileges as well. I used to wonder, what does America get when we, say, put all these troops in Germany? What do we get? What value is there for us to support all these other
Starting point is 00:57:12 countries? Stuff like that. Germany, France, etc. This looks like an example of it. Germany instantly is like that Nord pipeline that we're going to have, which was going to make it really easy for Russia to sell oil to Europe. That project is done. Just end it. Forget it. What we were going to do, I'm breaking up with you. Don't even call me.
Starting point is 00:57:33 Are they building a new pipeline then? It's been going for a while. That project is canceled. Sanctioning someone is a big deal, but America and all our friends sanctioning someone is an even bigger deal. Now, a few days ago, Russia partnered with China. And by the way, you might think, well, they're both communists.
Starting point is 00:57:54 Of course they did. No, no. When Russia invaded Crimea, China denounced it. They were like, you guys suck. We don't want anything to do with you. Historically, China was never Russia's friend until a few days ago where they're like i can't imagine russia doing anything wrong we support them and whatever they're about to do so they're basically similar their own similar issues right china has similar issues in the in in the sea down there um taiwan and and many disputed islands and
Starting point is 00:58:20 and there is yeah yeah you know every inch of that seems seemingly disputed to one degree or another. We're going to try and steal Japan one of these days. Take it. Japan's hard to rape. They tend to do the rape. What? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:58:39 Somehow, this is where my mind went on that. They were like, Woody, you're going to get abducted and raped in Mexico. And I'm like, I feel like I'm the biggest guy I see. It's going to be a gang rape. You're riding your bike through the Netherlands. And it's like, oh, looky, looky here. The little five-a-lifing American comes out to play. Sven, look at the guy.
Starting point is 00:59:04 Let's rape him, yeah? We're pretty progressive here. We don't even think it's gay and bad. It's actually you, American, who's about to be raped, who's going to internalize the shame of being molested by a man. We've all had it done. No, not even here.
Starting point is 00:59:23 Take your pants off and get off the bike so uh yeah you want to take over japan the dude they're not an easy target go pick taiwan i i saw a clip the other day and it was um i guess it was some sort it was their congress or something and i guess like it's seemingly the guy was about to sign something that would propose that they would be able to do preemptive war, you know, because since World War Two, they haven't been able to Japan. And like the guy who was trying to put forward that idea and like a mob of other like senators or whatever representatives, had him. It was like they had found a pack of baboons had found some other kind of
Starting point is 01:00:10 small simian who had infiltrated their midst, and they were all just like, and they just had him, and they were dragging him out of there, and the look on his face was just like, I didn't know you really meant to drag, oh no! I didn't follow, so this was a Japanese senator with other
Starting point is 01:00:25 japanese people doing it this is an american that's what the that's what the like the uh the the title of the gif i was watching said yeah like i think that like so currently they they can't start preemptive wars like they don't want to and they don't want to although the military i can't speak to that um but but I think they do have a military. Um, and, uh, yeah, when I was a kid,
Starting point is 01:00:47 they had hardly any military. They weren't allowed to even like, it was part of like, they kind of detooth them. There's a word for that. Maybe defang. Or, but,
Starting point is 01:00:57 um, they kind of defang Japan and said, you can't build an army that does this or that. And, um, I, I don't have any proof of this i just feel like those rules have slacked you know it should slack i mean like right it's been multiple human
Starting point is 01:01:14 lifetimes like none of the same people are around like yeah japan seems that they're well behaved they're all they're doing is beating off to weird porn. 80 years, right? Yeah, 80 years. Like, everyone involved in that died many years ago. Like, they were an adult 80 years ago. Right. I think there's still a couple left. Yeah, but it'll be like, this guy was, you know, I was serving ice creams next to the base.
Starting point is 01:01:41 I mean, the people they'll bring up now are like literal propaganda stories where they'll like bring up now they're like literal propaganda stories where they'll be like little stevie johnson snuck aboard this boat and went to europe to fight the nazis he was a mere six and it's like it's like yeah i can't question it it's a war propaganda story. Or like those Russian stories that'd be like, this is confirmed female sniper with nine billion kill. And it's like,
Starting point is 01:02:11 no, there wasn't. That was a propaganda thing. Back in the day, you'd think a female sniper might be good cover. What do you mean? I just feel like so one ability would be if you could like just pretend the cops are chasing you kyle if you run from the cops they're like that's the guy we're
Starting point is 01:02:34 chasing but if you just blend in with the crowd you might get away a female sniper might have a similar thing like what a sniper no i'm a girl i'm a girl i just love this crow's nest just take off your little sniper outfit what are you doing in this region of poland ma'am you clearly have a eastern ukrainian accent what's that rifle doing there and then there's dogs with your name on them all right why are you in the rest of these army men you gotta call her red-handed in that situation but But you get what I'm saying. It's a good cover. Why did you shoot me?
Starting point is 01:03:12 Put that gun down. I'm starting to think you're a sniper. I'm just a girl at five. I'm going to misfire. One more misfire and we're going to... We forgot about this. the ultimate one more misfire and we're going to Jason surprise we forget about this
Starting point is 01:03:27 oh I know he's making a mess stern gun safety cord if you misfire but once more
Starting point is 01:03:34 I mean like if I were a sniper in a tower in Stalingrad like cause they weren't confirming kills
Starting point is 01:03:44 like you think a sniper in Stalingrad they're, because they weren't confirming kills. Like, you think a sniper in Stalingrad, they're being sieged? Boom. Yes. Let me run down there real quick. I'm going to sprint over there, check the tech. You, I come down from that tower. If nobody's keeping an eye on me, I am making baffling claims. Like, thousands
Starting point is 01:03:59 killed, hundreds killed. I'm like, I'm throwing caches of ammo off the tower so i can claim i fired them all and then i took them down i'll still in this casing no there's a booby trap i couldn't use those ones it's like uh yeah i just guesstimate anyway i know we have a hangout so we should wrap yeah all right it was a good show i thought pkn 392

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