The Sevan Podcast - #854 - The Morning Show | It Keeps Getting Stranger

Episode Date: March 26, 2023

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Oh yeah. I don't like it. Me and the... Me and the boys are like... We're gelling. Me and Brian and... Um, JR. I mean, Brian and i've been doing a lot of shows together i'm like

zero humiliate him humility about it i'm like so proud of this uh relationship i've I'm so proud of this relationship I have with him just cultivating it moving it along learning to work together same with Caleb's it sucks that I hope I can figure this thing out I hope that like somewhere like

just a shitload of money lands on us and I can figure this thing out because me and Caleb were starting to really cruise too. I haven't noticed just with him on the show yesterday already. The show's better. Caleb just knows when to pull shit up. He's paying attention. I hate it when I have to be like,

Oh, Hey, we need to put, I shouldn't say hate it. I don't mind, but I prefer, I prefer. Yeah.

That's much better, much more genuine. I prefer that. I don't have to be like, Hey, can you pull up a map can you do this we're talking about the leaderboard and it's in the wrong spot and the person running the back end has to really pay attention to that and uh if i say something

and then caleb looks up a word i just it's um i don't realize it's not that I don't realize. It's not that I didn't realize how important it was to the show. I really did. But when it's gone, it really hits home. Just hits me like a truck. Steven Flores, good morning. I imagine Seve opening up the show with the thong song and Audrey shaking it. Totally fair.

Let your imagination run wild do you think there are any wise um politicians do you think everyone wants to have wisdom do you think people want to be wise do you think that do you think that there's this, I guess there's a different, there's a distinction between the definition of wise. Why all of a sudden twitch? Why all of a sudden twitch? Hi, good morning morning wet mouth sounds there's a difference in the definition of wise versus the um characteristics wow audrey has a slamming body

it's safe to say that she's on she's stuck on an island somewhere what ocean is that out there by australia is that the indian ocean what are they surrounded by it's safe to say that she's on, she's stuck on an Island somewhere. What ocean is that out there by Australia? Is that the Indian ocean? What are they surrounded by down there? Why do they call it down there? Why can't it be up there? Is it really down?

Do we have a down? There's a difference between the definition of wise and the characteristics of being wise much easier to talk about the characteristics of being wise i i had characteristics of being wise from a very very very very very young age there's a practicality to being wise a lot of smart people don't want to be wise because it appears you're stupid because there is a um there's an admittance uh the entryway into being wise is to that you don't know anything you can't believe anything just to get to you see the gate of wisdom and then to walk in

you have to not know anything and you are not you are not doing that if you have pride you are not you are not taking it there when I was young if I was riding my bike even to this day You are not taking it there. When I was young, if I was riding my bike, even to this day,

but one of the characteristics of that that I had of humility or wisdom was I would be the kind of person who would be, if I was riding a bike and I were to crash, nine out of ten people wouldn't have wanted anyone to see. Matter of fact, I can't think of anyone who wanted to see, who would want their crash to be witnessed. But not me. I thought it was a waste. If I crashed on my bike and no one saw it, I was very disappointed.

Very disappointed. Like, wow, that happened and no one got to enjoy that yeah i was trying to figure out if i've if i've i'm trying to think if i've ever seen one wise trying to think of if i've seen anything wise come out of a politician's mouth hmm i see people do things all the time on the internet or on instagram that doesn't appear to be wise all the time it's weird it's weird it's almost embarrassing. I don't get it why people aren't embarrassed. If there's only one thing to be embarrassed about, I would feel like it's to do things that aren't wise. Characteristics of wisdom are much easier to point out than to define it. There was this one,

when I think of wise and this is just my memory of it, I'm sure someone will slap me around in the comments, but I guess, I guess Jesus told the homies, told the apostles, Hey, when they come to persecute you, don't prepare your defense. Let the wisdom of God speak through you. That's kind of, I think that's one of the characteristics of being wise.

You stay in the present. You don't argue with reality the preparation is about uh often is just about being present you know um another characteristic of wise is not to put distance between you and something not to look at the sunset and to come out and fall out of your mouth boy that's beautiful or to look at a flower and be like boy that's beautiful and now all of a sudden you have distance between you you and the object that's a tough one for people to that's a tough one for people to accept but they can't accept

it because there's there's there's there's no wisdom there there's no they haven't even they haven't even grasped that that experience yet you could another characteristic of wisdom is that you're that you're um that you have an incredible sense of humor an incredible sense of humor but people who have incredible sense of humor aren't wise that it doesn't work that way uh wisdom does not always show up from someone in a suit with brilliant talking points i've never seen wisdom i'm i tell me one time you've seen wisdom from someone uh in a suit i've never seen that i've never i've never ever seen that outlaw hate speech pedophilia is bad none of is bad. None of that is wisdom. There's no wisdom there.

That's standing up against evil so evil gets bigger. That's not wisdom. That is, that is, that is, there's no, there's no wisdom. That's not the wisdom I'm talking about. there's no, there's no wisdom. That's not the wisdom I'm talking about. Uh,

uh, Philip Kelly, Jordan Peterson wears a suit all the time. Very good point. Wash your penis. Uh, the act of washing your penis might, uh, portray,

uh, I don't know if that's wisdom. I appreciate the, the attempt as that is not wisdom. No. Once again, there you go. Childlike, but not wise. But a wise person is childlike.

So another great example. Definitely not wise, people who say stuff like this it was embarrassing uh wise people are not that is words like bored and embarrassing uh signified definitely not wise doesn't i mean you don't know the person could be acting they still could be wise but this is like deuce chills when greg would give be giving a lecture with his hat on backwards. This is the famous saying that's used wrong so many times. I can't believe how many times this saying is wrong. But this is, I'm pointing at the moon and you're staring at my hand. Meaning, he's looking at Greg while the message is coming out.

You're being distracted. You're looking at the wrong thing. Bizarre to me. Whatever that is, you should drop that. You're being distracted. You're looking at the wrong thing. Bizarre to me. Whatever that is, you should drop that. You'll never be wise with that. You will never ever. Shaving your back on your bed, not wise. That's just, I don't know.

Maybe. Sevan, don't fall for the troll. Can I stand for the troll? They're great examples, though. This wisdom thing. Another characteristic of wise people is they always have space. They always can create space between themselves and thoughts. They can create space between themselves and thoughts.

And when they don't and they're reacting, it's almost like they're having an out-of-body experience. It's like they become the watcher, the observer. I thought the show yesterday morning was out of control. I was so happy with it. My wife did tell me that there were a lot of F-bombs in it. She said, wow, you really, you went from trying not to say it to just off the deep end. The wise, wise people are not willing to follow the crowd. I don't know. I don't know if that's a characteristic. Is that? I don't know.

I don't know if that's a characteristic. Is that? I don't know. I don't know if that's a characteristic. I don't think that's a... So much potty mouth yesterday it was. I don't even notice. I don't even... a wise person does not argue with reality i'll tell you that does not argue with reality that is a very very very strong characteristic a wise person does not argue with reality. And as you get wiser and you

start seeing yourself do that, it's amazing. And that's where the funny shit comes in. That's where life gets starts to get really funny. That's the horse story. Remember the horse story we showed yesterday? And all I was wondering if that guy's banged that chick. The wise person does not get swept away and angry when they walk out to their car and the battery is not working and they can't get to their next appointment, which is where they were supposed to get their job, where they were supposed to make money to put food on their plate for their kids. They may see some anger. They may experience some anger, but they do not get angry. That is not how the world works for them.

Wise people are happy because they don't argue with reality. Wise people can take the wise people are on the search for wisdom you tell an old person you tell an old person hey you're getting too old you probably shouldn't drive you don't see so good at night and they get upset

not wise not wise not wise at all you see someone not enjoying getting old not wise why would you not want to be wise it's it's where happiness and fun it's where they reside it's easy to fake being wise sometimes, especially if you have a lot of money. As you cultivate, wise people usually want to be alone. When you taste a wisdom, you know that it's your reaction to other people that pulls you from it.

There's no lick marks on the penis. This room does get warm, though, in the summer. It can. And I left it. I'm wondering if it's going to melt. It's just back there. You see it? There it is. There's a picture of my wife. You can barely see that. It's just back there. You see it? There it is.

There's a picture of my wife. You can barely see that. It got pushed over for the chocolate dong. I wonder why they didn't use white chocolate. I wonder if you could have got that in white chocolate. it it's so easy you know where i see the least amount of wisdom for myself is um is when i want to comment on um on instagram or on youtube or when I want to respond to things. Wise people don't respond to things in their head and then say them out loud. That's not a characteristic of someone who's wise.

Do you want to see an example of that? I'll show you. I got a good one here. It's funny too. Let me see if I can find it here. Wise people do not do this. But this is the vast majority of people. This is what goes on on social media.

This is, unfortunately, this is a problem with, let me see uh let me see oh here it is 525 someone i'll give you a one quick example and then i'm going to show you this one extended that's a funny someone cuts you off and you flip them someone cuts you off and you get angry and then you react to that anger and then you flip them off because inherently what they did cutting you off is nothing bad but if you're not wise it all happens so fast that you react to yourself and now you're fucking you're psycho you're you're psycho you're talking to yourself you're talking to yourself someone cuts you off you flip them off and now you're talking to yourself you guys get that because you reacted to something and then you are then

having a physical response to that reaction you're now talking to yourself. Go to that post that Elizabeth Ock and Wally made. It is a shit show of examples of craziness. People reacting to themselves. What's crazy too is when you react to yourself and then the outcome is to blame someone else for your reaction. You're now flipping them off because of your reaction. You're now blaming them. You're blaming someone that you

don't feel comfortable in a gym so you had a reaction when you went into a gym and then instead of taking responsibility for it you're not blaming them based on your reaction it's like your voice inside you being like you're a bitch and then you look at someone be like what'd you say the fuck did you say i mean like come on it's crazy town banana pants wise is when past experience and current knowledge intertwine stephen flores i'm not really on my uh my hand isn't doing what my what my brain wants it to do right now you could have a hand and brain that are totally disconnected and be the wisest man on earth, by the way. Spiegel, yes, I've been outspreading my love and compassion. Yeah, wisdom has a huge

compassion piece for yourself. Don't worry about others. Huge compassion piece for yourself. there's huge compassion piece for yourself. Do you ever look in the mirror and hate yourself? No, I cannot say that that's ever happened. I look in the mirror. It's like, do you, should I put goo in my hair? Because Heidi, whenever I put goo in my hair, Heidi's like, he looks hot or no goo. That is the question. Okay, so here it is.

This is being trapped in your head. Here we go. Can I get you a drink? Wow, I've never heard that one before. You really blow me away with your creativity. Well, I... Your recovery's even better.

Do you even care at all who I am? I mean, I could be the Antichrist or have the intelligence of a thermos, but unfortunately, those are not the matters the male penis ponders. So, please, tell me, why'd you walk all the way over here to ask to get

me a drink? Well, because I'm the bartender. Hi, can I get you a drink? He's the bartender. That's funny, right? And who is that man? They made her look good. What do you think about this guy's hair?

Wow, I've never heard that one before really blow me away with she's got small features right that's a tiny head don't get me wrong someone with a tiny head can be hot i don't want anyone getting it like twisted that's the other thing they can't see um they can't see uh wise people don't do that either that's a component of wisdom if i were to say uh um and you see people react like that all the time man big heads are hot then people think small heads uh are are unattractive or if i'm like a woman's a woman's place is in the home people who aren't wise would be like does that mean a man's place is not in the home no no one said that man's place can be in the home too like there is a they just live in a world where it's either this or that

no relativity no context it's just dumb world and i get it everyone's guilty of that for on on a practicality from a from from a practicality point, like Haley, where's my wallet? Oh, it's on the counter. That's up high. Okay. And now I have to assume it's the one that's up high and I know it's up

there. I'm not like, well, that's relative to low. It's not like that. But if you can create space, I don't know if those are big boobs, Philip, but can create space, I don't know if those are big boobs, Philip,

but you create space. I just might be a special bra, but you create space and you, and you can, you see things for what they are. Your creativity. Oh, his hair.

What about that hair? Oh, I, well, I,? It's like they didn't even try. It's just like, hey, there you go. Just some hair. He's like stuck between long and short. Is that the name of the movie? Heartbreakers? Oh, shit. Am I in trouble for playing that? Hmm. This is a phrase I don't use.

What's the point? This is a phrase i don't use so this chick's trapped in her head because he comes over there and she thinks she knows what's going on that's uh that's that's 99 of social media and then when people say that say respond to other things they're and they're really responding to something in their head um they people just drift further and further apart and the conversation just gets further and further away it is the source of all relationship issues relationship issues. Seve has so many pet peeves.

What's a pet peeve like? I don't know what a pet peeve is. Oh, I know. I don't like sticky stuff on counters. I do not like sticky stuff on counters. It's definitely a pet peeve. Oy. Slow motion today.

How about yesterday? Didn't you guys watch the show last night at the end uh zach uh zach and his roommate came on chris i knew if i brought them on that brian would leave that's not why that's not why i brought them on uh back to vax talk. If the world went full seven and didn't vax their kids, where would humanity be in 50 years? Almost eradicated diseases would be rampant. Isn't that why doctors push vax at birth? Yay or nay?

Love you either way. Almost eradicated diseases you probably don't know this 12 daily doses of stuff but did you know i know you're going to read into this watch watch this did you know that the reason why some of those all of those things like polio are still alive today is because of the vaccine you know that they're kept alive by the vaccine right no one on either side of the argument is is debating that the polio vaccine is what keeps polio around you know that right you know in 1952 that polio plummeted before the vaccine came out in 1955. You must know that, by the way, thank you for the money. You must know that the vaccine was recalled immediately.

The one that Salk invented was recalled because it was killing kids and it caused polio cases to skyrocket. You must know that um uh back to pesticide spray what would the world uh what if the world went full sevon and people didn't spray arsenic and lead on fruits and vegetables where would the humanity be in 50 years how would pharma survive without sugar isn't that why at least you used the word right isn't that why doctors know doctors push vax at birth because they they believe probably some of the shit that you believe because you would rather spend you're not willing to spend 30 minutes i'm guessing i'm guessing unless you're just teeing me up and throwing me alley-oops because you'd rather you you would rather do other things and spend 30 minutes looking up uh the the numbers the simple numbers and start with maybe polio and measles alissa royce wise no

not wise and thank you for the money i can't tell you that's that's a nice donation then you too philip thank you alissa royce is not wise. Philip, I can't believe you're up so early. 6.26 in the morning. You just wanted to hear the thong song. 12 daily doses. How many COVID shots did you get? Curious where you're at. You got some boosters? Oh, my goodness. Read about the tetanite the tetanus

shot that one's crazy that one is look at the numbers for tetanus for deaths and injuries from the vaccine versus deaths and injuries from actual tetanus in the United States. You know why they still have polio, uh, in countries like India. Do you know why? Have you looked that up doses? Cause they still use fucking DDT on everything.

Doses. When are you, I want you to, uh, scour the web and show me 10 people who died healthy people who died from um covid oh it's too hard five show me five because i know two of the people you're going to grab right away so show me five and then show me a thousand people no and then show me you can find a thousand people who died from the COVID injection before you can find five healthy people who died from COVID.

I know that that doesn't prove anything. I know it's just a correlate. There's no proof that cigarette smoke kills anyone either. There's just really strong correlates. Crazy, right? This Alyssa Royce lady, she was at a gym called like Rocket CrossFit or something. I can't remember. And when I worked at CrossFit Inc., and it's the one that they had their gym.

I actually think one of her lovers owned it or something. Because I think she was into some weird sex shit. I don't know if it's weird, but just not traditional sex shit. Man, woman shit. I think I remember someone telling me that she was into like polygamy or something. I can't remember the details, but, and she liked to write about it and talk about it.

And so she was friends, a guy who worked at CrossFit, one of the executives there. And I met her at a, at a CrossFit gym in her party after Greg spoke at a CrossFit gym in Seattle or Portland, one of the woke cities. And she had all the signs of, you know, uh, mental illness, like the weird shit they do with their hair and the way they dress and just all those signifiers that show, you know what I mean? Just like a gang member would have MS-13 or something tattooed and a teardrop. She had that kind of stuff, but for mental illness. Spoke too loud, spoke, stood too close to you when she talked, total know-it-all. And I was told that, and I know those are just subjective, my opinions,

but I was told that I had to hire her to work and write an article for CrossFit. And I was like, okay. And I didn't want to do it, but I spoke to the, um, uh, editor in chief, Mike Workington over at CrossFit Inc. And as I recall, we paid her some money to write a piece and she never turned it in. Then some time went by and the new CEOo who's a total fucking douchebag um uh i guess in a conversation with her he may have said to her you're the moral compass of crossfit or something and and we were forced to hire her again to write something which which i'm pretty sure she never turned in someone would have to go look but as i remember and typical buddy thing right you hire someone no no not rosa the guy before rosa

the guy i don't ever say the guy's name but he is a piece of shit he's the guy who fired the entire media team he this guy came in and fucking destroyed crossfit uh heading into crossfit now got another five dollars if you if you're still on when i get out okay i'll do anything for five dollars so uh do you know about this person trish anyway when greg did floyd 19 that this this person was like so hungry to be in the inner circle this is one of those gyms that says everyone is welcome and it's covered in rainbow shit and then it's got a whole list of reasons why you can't come in it's the irony is just crazy and then you find out she doesn't even own the gym it's her boyfriend

and i wish i could remember the sex shit she was interested in. But whatever. You know the people when you just – like I went to Home Depot yesterday, and I'm trying to pay for shit at the checkout. And I'm there with my three boys, and the lady there who worked there is touching me and standing way too close to me. And I'm just like, oh, this person is drunk. Like I just know. Like, oh, this employee is drunk. Like no one touches me no one ever to my wife barely touches me I have to climb on top of her but this lady's like touching me and it's like at Home Depot yesterday and I'm like and

even my son said is that lady okay like yeah I think she's been boozing at the job it didn't bother me i didn't care but it's but yes i think she was drinking touching me at home depot god i'm telling you guys i live a charmed fucking life random 60 year old woman touching me at home Depot, like, like affectionately touching me. Uh, Greg hired him. Greg hired him. He was a dear. He was,

he was a friend of mine. He had a fucked up life too. He had his family life was so fucked up. I don't even want to talk about it. Cause it would be fucking mean, but all the crazy woke shit you could ever imagine happened in this guy's home life. All that shit. To kids and the wives.

He cheated on his wife. If you don't know that story, I should tell that story every year just about how crazy it is. Polio is active pretty much only in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Guessing that they aren't doing vaccinations in those really well-developed countries. But yeah, it's DDT that's causing it. Don't talk to me. Go read a book. Don't talk to me.

Check ass. I'm reading into this. This is being, you're being facetious, but yeah, it's DDT causing it. You think that someone died from, you think that someone died from COVID too, that someone died from covid too don't you 12 daily doses of stuff you give no responsibility to the lifestyle choices you think someone gets hit by a train and you blame the shoes right you're like the shoes did it

they didn't have shoes they wouldn't have walked out in front of that train is this true which part um They didn't have shoes. They wouldn't have walked out in front of that train. Is this true? Which part? Yeah, this is all, this is all the list. And so anyway, let me get to the part. So then something happened. The Floyd 19 thing happened. And Alyssa Royce wrote something basically that said, Greg, you're a racist piece of shit.

And Greg wrote back, fuck you, bitch. Fuck you and your dumb shit. You mentally ill fucking moron. Something like that. And then she released that and people, and then that caused even more,

more people to get upset. But Hey, if someone calls you racist, I think it's fun to yell back at them that you You're a fucking moron who's high on yourself. You don't even know what racism is. I've never called you racist. Anyway, so that was that. That was that.

No, asthma is caused by vaccines. Asthma is a lifestyle choice. Yes, it is. It's caused by lifestyle choices. Well, you're not a personal accountability personal responsibility person that's where the disconnect is i got it i got it of course crossfit's always been inclusive to the gay community i know it's crazy always and dude all the parts where it's not inclusive to that, those are just people. There's just people here.

To think that HQ, there's never been a place that's more, I can't imagine someone who's more accepting really than Greg. You should have seen the fucking executives in the company Spiegel it started unintentionally when I picked a wee bit of a fight with CrossFit for the policy banning trans athletes from competition that's maybe that's kind of a um that's kind of a um

that's a little that's a little bit out of context that's a little bit out of context that's a little bit out of context that's a that's a little bit out of context you blame everything on vaccines not true amazing what's amazing that you lie weird that asthma was a thing in the 1700s too and why was it dude uh people got their fingers cut off before they were fucking circular saws but circular saws also cut off people's fingers. Like what? Why? Why?

Go. Shoofly. She likes to post her positive COVID test on IG and assure everyone she has her N95 on at all time. I haven't seen that, but I'm sure. You guys remember that guy that Biden appointed appointed to take care of what was it he was like he was supposed to take care of like nuclear waste the bald guy this is why i need uh caleb here caleb would pull that thing up do you remember any when he was stealing luggage um at airports i wonder if i just google stealing luggage stealing airport luggage you think this guy's yeah yeah his picture pops up stealing airport

luggage and it's this guy is the very first thing that pops up amazing sam britton sam britton wow okay uh he's a department of energy official accused of stealing luggage from two airports uh he's no longer employed by the department i want to find his exact i think he had uh he's no longer with the doe department of energy employee i think he had a pretty senior position there a brighton is a nuclear engineer was serving as deputy assistant secretary at the department of energy. Do you guys remember this guy? You guys remember this guy right here, Sam Brighton. And he was serving as the assistant secretary at the department of energy. You guys remember that? I want to show you this guy.

This is Biden's pick to run the FAA. Let's watch his interview process here. Let's watch this. Can you quickly tell me what airspace requires an ADS-B transponder? Not sure I can answer that question right now. That's okay. We'll just keep going. So that's a pretty important part. So what are the six types of special use airspace that protect this national security that appear on FAA charts? Sorry, Senator, I cannot answer that question. So what are the operational limitations of a pilot flying under basic med? Senator, I'm not a pilot. So obviously you'd ever see the Federal Aviation Administration. So any idea what those restrictions are under basic med quickly? Well, some of the restrictions I think would be high

blood pressure. Some of them would be, it's more like how many passengers per airplane, how many pounds in different categories and what altitude you can fly under. So, and then amount of knots, it's under 250 knots. So it's not having anything to do with blood pressure. Mr. Washington, can you quickly tell me what airspace requires an ADS-B transponder? I'm not sure I can answer that question right now. That's okay. We'll just keep going. So this guy, this is Biden's pick to run the FAA? I wonder how recent this is.

This is the last time I'm going to do this for you. And then you got to kind of like, you got to, you got to, you got to do your own thing. You just said vaccines cause asthma. Then I threw 1970 or 1700s asthma at you. Now it's goalpost move to circular saws. No. Okay, so I'm going to explain it to you one time and then and then we're gonna move on you gotta you gotta fucking keep up dude gotta keep up uh it was a simile or a metaphor you're suggesting that if i say that um vaccines

contribute or cause asthma that it's the only cause it's like if i pointed to a door at my house and i said that goes into the kitchen and then i pointed to another door and i said that door also goes into my kitchen but you can't process that that there's two doors into my kitchen i can't help you with that i can't fucking help you with that you know if something like walks behind a tree it doesn't disappear you're a fucking human you have to assume that it walked behind the tree in order to navigate planet earth it can't be just like voila it's gone you have to bring some other skills to the conversation you understand what i'm saying

to the conversation. You understand what I'm saying? That's it. I can't make it. I'm not going backwards for you anymore. That's it. Last time. Girls are pretty.

Girls can be ugly too. You know that? No, being born killed people. Don't, don't, you just sit still. Just sit still. You say, you say nonsense. You're a confused child stay still just just listen while the uh while the adults dig through some stuff and have fun and party go eat your trick-or-treat candy here we go energy guy all right now you know now i have another reason i'm just going to throw that Here we go. Energy guy. Oh, wait.

Now you know. Now I have another reason. I'm just going to throw that on the list of reasons I don't fly. Oh, this one's great too. My goodness. I like it when CNN has like cool people on. Who'd like talk straight talk this guy uh kevin o'leary i guess he's from the show shark tank is explaining why you don't um i think i've played this before why you don't open businesses in new york or california or new jersey

companies here in new y York anymore or in Massachusetts or in New Jersey or in California, those states are uninvestable. The policy here is insane. The taxes are too high. That's it. Uninvestable. Some pushback from our elected officials in New York on that. I was just going to say Kathy Hochul. Yeah. I'll debate them any time of the day you want. We would love to. She's great at killing jobs. She kills jobs by the thousands. You know, another New Jersey problem. Where did Amazon take their jobs?

They took them away from her. She threatened to sue them if they created jobs. I mean, this is a reality. It's a reality that there's a little more to it, but let's not really. Well, sorry. So this guy's dropping facts. And instead of them responding with facts, they say stuff like there's a little more to that,

or there's politicians that would disagree with you. So what? That doesn't even mean anything. Just telling the truth. He's saying what a lot of people are saying, especially what happened with that Amazon thing here in New York. This must be old because Don Lemon's gone for the full gay affect now. He wears like the

he's changed his apparel and his glasses and he's got something like Don't shoot the messenger. Someone needs to speak up about this. I wonder if they keep inviting people like that on or if they're like oh shit oh shit uh holding his cock o'leary went on tour slamming silicon valley bank for dummy management had tons of money in Silicon Valley Bank. Prior, is that prior to the collapse of it?

Dude, my coffee is so strong, Kenneth. It's crazy. Crazy, crazy, crazy strong. Let's see what this is. This one doesn't even have a title 530 oh that was that one okay all those people got their money back right all the people who invested who had money being held in that bank and now a word and now a word from dr fauci scientists are beginning to believe that a vaccine against AIDS may be impossible to make and too dangerous to test. If you take it and then a year goes by and everybody's fine, then you say, OK, that's good.

Now let's give it to 500 people. And then a year goes by and everything's fine. people and then a year goes by and everything's fine. I say, well, now let's give it to thousands of people. And then you find out that it takes 12 years for all hell to break loose. And then what have you done? Any scientists are beginning to believe that a vaccine against AIDS may be impossible to make. I guess this doesn't matter anymore. If you take it and then a year goes by and everybody's fine, then you say, OK, that's good. Now let's give it to 500 people and then a year goes by and everything's fine. Well, now let's give it to thousands of people. And then you find out that it takes 12 years. Dr. Fauci. Holy shit.

Holy shit. Crazy. You missed it it you missed the end who Fauci is Fauci getting butt fucked man oh man. Maybe. Maybe Fauci is. Weird how AIDS comes and goes in cycles oh Nelly oh Nelly god I wish I was more fired up for this this is the kind of shit that makes people hate conservatives. And I don't blame them.

I do not blame them. Look at this. Florida imitates the Simpsons as school principal resigns on parent complaint that David's statue is too pornographic for the sixth grade. You guys aren't going to like me for this, but I bet you these are fucking hardcore Christians. They're upset about the David statue? Florida Governor Ron DeSantos has gotten very involved with the high school education.

Oh, that's just a shot at him. A Florida charter school principal has been forced to resign after a parent complained sixth graders were exposed to pornography during a lesson on Renaissance art that included Michelangelo's David sculpture. God, please tell me that there's more to this. And that's the thing. That's why it's just like a back and forth between dummies who take shit too far. This is a private Christian school school like mccaskey

says i don't think calling the david statue pornography i don't know what their exact words is um but uh but it's definitely not pornography i don't i don't think a a a p a rock that's chiseled i don't think this is pornography. This chocolate penis is not pornography. This is not – this is just chocolate. It's nuts. I don't think you should be keeping your kid from learning. It's the same thing when public schools don't allow you to teach the Bible.

You should for sure at some point in your public school have to read some of the Bible and someone talk to you about it. What about the Koran? Fine, that too. Shut the fuck up. Whatever you want. Just an example uh the david statue's nudity has been a part of centuries-old debate about art pushing boundaries in the 1500s metal fig leaves covered the genitals of the statues like david when the roman catholic church deemed nudity as immodest and obscene i don't know is that the slippery slope first we take a rock we carve it up and to look like a naked man and now it's a slippery slope to porn hub

uh kazavian it's a private christian school and usually they would send a permission slip home to get approval and they didn't this time what do you think can you show david without um a permission slip home to get approval and they didn't this time what do you think can you show david without um a permission slip you know there's a um there's an interesting thing i was showing i had a public access show many years ago i apologize for those of you who heard the story i had a public access show many many many many many years ago for those you probably don heard the story. I had a public access show many, many, many, many, many years ago. For those of you who probably don't even know what public access is, each area had to have – like each cable network had to give a certain amount of stations

for the local people to publish their content on. So this was in – I'm going to make this up – 2000. And so Santa Barbara had a public access station. It's like always some weird obscure like obscure station, right? Like channel 19. And, uh, you could go down there and you would give them a tape and then they would give you a time or you would ask for a time and then they would play it on the air. And basically with public access, there's no copyright rules. There's no laws. There's anything you could show anything. And it's where all the fucking wing nuts had their shows. All the fucking wingnuts had their shows. You got me? Like there would be someone there who like all they did was talk about poison oak and they were also naked. So they were a nudist and they did a one hour show with a microphone where all they did is talk about poison oak.

Right. And it was just all the weirdest conversations. Like another guy would be like have a cardboard fetish and all he would talk about for a half hour is different kinds of cardboard. And it was just a weird, it was just weird, super low rent, low budget shit. Anyway,

I had this show on there and it was called a, a Ivy TV. And one time we, we were interviewing a guy in Isla Vista, California. It's a college town, big party town. And we were interviewing these two guys and they were put they were leaned up against the chain link fence and they had their uh penises

pushed through the fence while i was interviewing them like their cock and balls and penis were hanging through one of the the holes in the chain link fence and they said they weren't going to show it and we went back and forth back and forth and the local newspaper santa barbara news press got involved and then the la times got involved and then eventually they told us that they would air it but it took a lot a long time to get it passed through and the reason why they said they'd air it was because the penis was flaccid but if the penis had been erect they wouldn't air it um so that that was the determining factor so you were asking whether it's it's penetration that makes it pornography that for these people it was uh

uh seven made a glory hole i never even thought of that thing as a glory hole just a chain link fence with two drunk college guys, um, leaning up against it. But anyway, that was the determining factor. Not whether it was pornographic, but they had these two words obscene and.

I forget what the other one was, but we fell into the, we fell into a... They let us do it. We showed penises all the time and boobs. It was just a college town with just people doing crazy shit, right? Ivy TV. I've put some of the episodes up on YouTube somewhere.

And what was cool is you could play any music you wanted anything anything went there were no rules and that's the thing i saw i saw that i saw that that article about banning david and that that's the thing that's like liberals do cool shit you know pesto on the pizzas they have theater groups and statues of naked men there's just cool shit that liberals do and the conservatives just take it too fucking far and want to push all that shit out it's like no pesto is cool the theater is cool what if uh what if never mind the other day on the show i was talking about how at least tia didn't do a rope climb because that i definitely wouldn't approve of a rope climb while pregnant well here you go and you know what i kind of eat those words when i see her do it

i start thinking how many people have fallen off a rope now you got to ask yourself well is it worth the risk i don't know once again i thought andrew did a great a great piece on that like we just have no idea what it's like to be her i wish she wouldn't wear a shirt that covered her stomach so we could see that shit. There she is on the rope. Dang. What a specimen.

It's kind of one of the coolest things to be a part of this community right now. That we can that we get to watch her go through that and that she shares like videos of her moving and shit. Cool. I think it's, you know, you go to the zoo and you, and you want to go, the people have their favorite animals there. They want to go look at shit like the giraffes. But really, it's hard to beat.

It's fucking hard to beat watching Tia, pregnant woman like Tia. I mean, any pregnant woman's kind of fun to watch. But Tia's just on a whole other level. It's kind of one of the best things that I've ever seen to move and watch, move around. Can this be true? Could this be true? Philadelphia, if you haven't been to Philadelphia, it is a shithole. In the words of our former president, it is a complete and utter shithole.

I haven't been there in 10 years, but I've been there three or four times and I've never had even a remotely good experience there. It is some mean fucking people and it is a dirty town and it feels unsafe as shit. And I come from some pretty scary places in the Bay area. Philadelphia will pay. Philadelphia will pay women to get pregnant. Expectant mothers will be entitled to $1,000 a month with no strings attached amid falling fertility rates and rising baby deaths.

I wonder if that's kind of not worded right. Expectant mothers will be entitled to – will pay women – is that fair to say that we're paying you to get pregnant? Is that different than saying we'll pay you if you are pregnant but basically once you make it past the third month of your pregnancy they give you a thousand dollars a month until the kid's a year old pregnant women in philadelphia will be paid one thousand dollars one thousand dollars a month as part of a trial program hoping to lower infant mortality rates in the city. Well, that's impossible. There won't be a connection there.

You're not going to give $1,000 a month to women and lower infant mortality rates. That's not going to work. Money doesn't save people's lives like that. Starting next year, 250 expected mothers will receive the no strings attached payments from their third month of pregnancy so what they're going to do is what they're going to do is it's going to be it's going to be some dumb shit like this what listen to this

very carefully this is absolute versus relative statistics this is how this shit works they're going to give a thousand dollars a month to these 250 women and they're going to be like we have a control group that we didn't give a thousand dollars a month to and in that group that didn't get the thousand dollars a month one of the babies is going to die let's say to the first sake of math let's say two of the babies die so in the group that did not get a thousand dollars a month two babies are going to die in the group that did not get $1,000 a month, two babies are going to die. In the group that did get $1,000 a month, only one baby's going to die. And then they're going to say this program was a success

because it had a 100% success rate. They're going to say it doubled the chances of a baby surviving because they're going to compare that one to the two. And then they're going to spread that shit all over the country and fucking dipshits like 12 doses are going to believe it what's so sad about what 12 doses does on here says this stuff like um uh vaccines save millions of people's lives and several talks about how you shouldn't take vaccines, blah, blah, blah. Done zero research.

The numbers are just, any of you guys can go look. I've showed you guys the numbers tons of times. But what's crazy is this thing of all the people who got hurt because of that crazy rhetoric. So many fucking people. So many fucking people. So many fucking people. So many kids.

Because people just spewing the fucking, the, the, the fucking brain dead zombie matrix line. Like, Hey, don't take my word for it. Sure as fuck. Don't take that person's, whoever that is. Just go, just go read the book the moth and the iron lung and then go to google and just do the research yourself find out if this guy's telling the truth just look at the graph from when the vaccine came out to when cases started plummeting you can't possibly give the vaccine any credit it's fucking crazy but no one would but but no one will take the time to just go do that You can't possibly give the vaccine any credit.

It's fucking crazy. But no one will take the time to just go do that. I'll give you one. I'll give you one. No, I won't give you one. Why don't you go to the VAERS report? Why don't you go to the VAERS report, Why don't you go to the VAERS report? Uh, 12 daily doses.

Why do I have to do it for you? Uh, Trish, uh, seven. And why, why would you be so certain? Why are you spreading these lies and hurting people?

That's what, that's what I want to know. Why, why don't you just go look? What if, what if some people here listening to the show actually believe you and some kids get hurt? You don't give a fuck for some reason. It's a trip.

Last night I went to a bar and I'd forgotten my ID. The owner was apologetic that he couldn't serve me. It would put his license at risk. He offered to buy me a beer when I come in the next time. Damn, really? Couldn't you just pulled out a handful of gray pubes? Couldn't you just pulled out a handful of gray pubes man oh man

uh 12 daily doses why don't you give me a list of people who did die from um polio oh yeah because you can't why don't you give me a list of books you've read that prove that um uh that what you're saying is true oh i forgot you were indoctrinated by your school and you actually never looked anything up yourself I already know I already know I already know I know I think so too but I think so too uh why are you assuming hers are gray she's 67 or some shit right so i'll move on dude dan guerrero uh this is the cringe creepy sevan we all know exists didn't get enough sleep barrett kcs.43 trish is a lady she shaves 67 yes is that what i said 67 uh dan i urge you please to move on do not do not hang out with uh my creepiness just move on just move on buddy can you imagine taking the time look at that beautiful child you have and you have a boat go live your life go live your life go have fun don't hang out

here don't hang out here what do you think should philadelphia be paying people to have kids crazy that's hard having kids that should be something you do that's a passion project you should have kids because you really want to have kids because you're in love with someone because you want to make a love baby jessica valenzuela I agree with Spiegel. Caller, hi. Hey, what's up, Sean? Hey, third morning in a row at 6am

I wonder if this is going to be the new time Please, it could be That time, it's 9 o'clock on the east coast So it works perfectly for me The reason why I keep doing it Gabe, right? Hi, Paper Street Coffee The reason why I kind of don't want to go back

I'm just like, oh shit, I'm starting to get used to getting up at this early Hey, it works for me I'm just like, Oh shit. I'm starting to get used to getting up at this early. Hey, it works for me. I'm cool with it. Yeah. Being selfish as fuck. Uh,

no, but I'm calling because, uh, fucking been on my mind for a little bit. Uh, and you brought it up speaking about Philadelphia. Um, so like, obviously I have people,

you know, raise their kids and whatever. That's completely on them. But, uh, so I, you know, raise their kids and whatever, that's completely on them. But so I was at the Philadelphia Eagles-Tennessee championship game. So that's the game that they have to play to get to the Super Bowl. They won. Obviously, the whole town is celebrating. And, you know, it's like everyone in Philadelphia is out on the street.

So fireworks, et cetera, et cetera. People obviously drinking. I hear a slap, like the loudest, hardest slap I've ever heard in my life. I turn around. It's this guy, this grown adult. I'm assuming the kid's father. Slap this eight-year-old kid. The hardest I've ever heard.

A slap. Like the hardest hardest hardest italian white guy with a obviously his kid and in that position i was like holy fuck i was about to act like i was literally as soon as i heard that i saw the kid it was like a split second i was about to go up to this guy and just like just beat the shit out of him because it was one of those things where the kid dropped to the ground like it it was like even remembering it right now it's just so frustrating that I didn't do anything and the reason why I didn't do anything is because obviously like I was out I was out there with most of my group were females he had a bunch of friends and I'm like well one or one of two things are going to happen. I have to make sure that one, I don't get my ass kicked

and get jumped or like, do I stand up or do I say something because it's not my place. Crazy shit happens at football games, right? Crazy shit happens at football games. Like crazy and that's what I'm saying. Like it's one of those things where it's like it hurts because obviously as a human

being, you never want to see that. You never want to see a kid getting slapped as hard as an adult and the kid just dropped to the ground. And you're like, well, is this kind of what's happening in this kid's life? And it's just one of those things where it's funny how, obviously, you know, you're speaking about Philadelphia. It just brought that to my attention. It's like how, like, it's just crazy that no matter matter like in towns like that and cities like that in Philadelphia and like the inner cities and all that stuff. Did the kid cry?

Oh dude, he was, it was one that remember yesterday you talked about like the kid, like, you know, if the kid takes a bunch of breath and they just let it out. Yeah. It was like that.

Hey, dad was probably drunk too. Dad was probably drunk. Yeah. Yeah. So it was, it was just one of those Dad was probably drunk. Yeah. Yeah. So it was, it was just one of those crazy things that I kind of just, it's like, well, what do you do? Like if you're out in the streets and like,

how do you assess the situation and it's like, do you say something? Is it you're, you're a random person? Like, is it like, Hey man, like that's a kid. Hey, this one time I was at a, I was at a big, I was at a breakfast, I was at a restaurant having breakfast and there were like 15 of us at the table and my sister was there with her three sons and one of her sons started acting like a jackass. Right. So she grabbed him by the arm and took him outside.

And this dude from a fucking another table jumped up like, like he was going to do something to my sister and followed her outside because the way she grabbed her son and it wasn't an issue at all. And I fucking jumped up and went out there too if this dude was going to say something he was a giant dude too i was like if this dude was going to say something i was going to break a chair over his head so you got to be careful you also got to be careful like fuck are you interfering with someone and their fucking kid yeah yeah 100 like that's that's what went through my head and it's like all right well if it was let's say i was hanging out with let's say

you right and i see obviously just using you as an example and i see something and you do something and and someone steps up to you i'd do the same thing i'd be like hey get the hell out of here right i would speak to you separately i'd be like hey man what are you doing uh obviously you know it was in my opinion it was very egregious but at the same time it's like it's really not my place to be like hey man don't fucking hit your kids but it was very egregious, but at the same time, it's like, it's really not my place to be like, Hey man, don't fucking hit your kids. But it was one of those things that just kind of sticks in my mind. And again, once you, you know, talking about Philadelphia and the whole situation kind of brought that to,

to, you know, the light. And I'm like, damn, what? Like there was a guy, I can't remember if it was a giant stadium or Dodger stadium, but I was in, I was in Capitola that's right down the street from my house and i was with greg and there was a guy in a wheelchair and greg walks up to the guy in the wheelchair and greg recognized him and it was a famous case where a fight broke out at a dodgers game or giants game and this guy fucking i i don't remember if he's a cop or not but he got the shit beat out of him this guy was in a fucking wheelchair like drinking through a straw right and then later on greg explained the story to me like yeah that guy's

famous it was a famous case and this guy got the shit beat out of him at a dodgers giants game and in the parking lot and uh and you know what ended up happening the guy i think who beat the guy senseless and put him in a wheelchair i think that that dude's son ended up testifying against his dad and he was just a little kid like they i, I don't know if testifies where, but it was the son who outed the dad. And you also got to be careful, dude. Like, um,

uh, you do not want to get killed at a fucking, like, I think you assessed it perfectly. You do not want to fucking get killed at a fucking, uh, Eagles game because some fucking drunk idiot slapped his kid. Yeah. Yeah.

I mean, like I said, I, I, I assess the situation at that point. I'm like, damn, like I can't really do anything, but it's one of those things that kind of sticks in your head. Yeah. Um, like every once in a while it just pops up and I'm like, damn, it's tough because you never know what that kid's whole life is. Uh, but again, I, I saw a lady, I told this story before.

I saw a lady in Berkeley beating her daughter. She was her daughter was probably 17. The mom was probably 40 and the mom was just beating her on the street, hit her in the face. Forehand and backhand slapping her both ways with hundreds, if not thousands of people walking by. I had to run across three lanes of traffic and jump in front. And granted granted it was two it was they were two tiny asian people right so what like there was it was no um it's probably the only two people smaller than me within a mile radius but but still like like

there is definitely i mean i would not have done it if it was some fucking drunk dude fucking beating a 17 year old son. Who was fucking a foot taller than me. There's no fucking way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean, it is what it is.

And like, I. People die at Raider games. People die at Raider games. Oh, 100%. Yeah. 100%. And I think, I think the problem isn't don't go into the city. Like what, what type of solution is that Riley?

Like, all right, cool. Let's ignore the problem. Like, obviously it happens and like, it is what it is. And same thing for you. First of all, like,

Oh, by the way, by the way, there's a bunch of people. And look at Susan just pulled it up. Philadelphia is the most dangerous. It sounds like it's the most dangerous place to go watch a football game. Yeah.

As of 2022. Yep. Oh, 100%. Who would have thought that? Shit. That town is a shithole. It really is. It's a bad place.

Honestly, I mean, I don't go there that often. It's got good places, but at the same time, it's interesting. It's big enough. It's small enough where there's a lot of shit going on, but it's big enough that there's like a lot of different areas that like some areas are okay but they're right next to like fucking like all the videos that you see of people just shooting up and doing drugs on the street there's literally like a block of separation it's just like really nice and shitty but anyway i'll let you guys go uh ceo mugs will be back in stock next week yes that's what i wanted to hear that's what i wanted you motherfuckers like brought a bottom

all out in like two days i appreciate that but uh they'll be out next week i'll talk to you okay cool thank you good stuff oh suzer are you sick no no that was just a weird like oh yeah whatever happens uh mike mccaskey i stopped attending raiders games in the early 90s after i saw oh suzer are you sick game no no that was just a weird like oh yeah when i went to your hands uh mike mccaskey i stopped attending raiders games in the early 90s after i saw a denver fan almost get pushed over the first riser we grabbed the guys he held on to the railing yeah wow isn't that amazing you just see one thing like that and you're just done i know i i've had experiences like that too you see something somewhere and you're like okay i'm just not going back there again.

Wow. This is largest jail in stadium too. You mean in Philly? Crazy. I want to look up this guy's name right here. Dan Guerrero. Dan Guerrero. Dan Guerrero? Okay.

Is he on? I'm going to type in Dan Guerrero Instagram. That's how I do all my FBI searches. There's a couple. Uh-oh. And then sometimes I'll do Dan Guerrero and i'll do crossfit yeah that's always good because usually there's a crossfit in the box you think this guy's got 10 000 plus followers or no he's more in the 258 range no yeah he didn't know no no this guy doesn't have any. Were you arguing with him in the chat earlier?

Oh, he was telling me that this is the creepy side that everyone knows exists for Sevan. Oh, no. And then he's playing tough guy in the comments. Why didn't you do something, Gabe? He's acting like he's drunk, but it's too early in the morning to be drunk. Well, not everywhere. He is that. He was saying that he was the one that got smacked around

and now he's like, fuck. Ha ha ha. I knew it was going to get under your skin. Crawling all over the outside of it also. Katie Gannonannon good morning sean sullivan i don't know if i like this this is a dan uh that's why we're all here we all have all the sides of seven i don't like that i don't agree dan lives rent free in seven's head why does it have to be rent free tell he's rent free all right

good morning did i send you the um the notes the notes yep i'm ready to rock i'm already down in the 500s in case you pull something way at the bottom oh good good 528 oh yeah look at that right on here this is uh remember yesterday when i was talking about how you get to like have um uh experiences like my wife telling me that she was uh pregnant but she really wasn't pregnant and you get to have experiences but you're not but but you don't but it's like seal fit right you get to pretend like you're a seal but you're at the end of the day you get to go home you don't have to kill anyone yeah you're jacking off underneath you under the bunk.

This is one of those things. I saw this this morning. Someone sent this to me. So there's a couple of things going on here. This is multi-layered. You get to experience something that you don't really actually have to do, your reaction to it. And you also get to to see this is men i personally don't like this kind of humor i would not have liked this done to me

but uh but i appreciate it but i appreciate it but i this is i this is why i didn't get to hang out with some of the cool kids sometimes because i just couldn't hang with this shit when I was younger. I just couldn't, you know, it's like the guys that this is different on the flip side, you know, the guys who were like bench pressing in high school and then someone comes and rest their balls on your,

on your forehead. There was that guy in the football team did it. Like I hated that shit. Yeah. I hated that shit. I don't want to deal with that. I hate bro humor. Kenneth Delap says I, I I'm torn. I'm that. I hate bro humor, Kenneth DeLapp says.

I'm torn. I'm torn. It's not your bro humor. It's like being an asshole. Yeah, yeah. You know, there's like a – I didn't like titty twisters. No.

I don't like, you know, I don't like dead legs. No ball sack taps. Yeah, no, no. You know, the guy that just comes up and – No. I'm like, stuff that puts me like on put under unnecessary stress yeah you just try to eat your food and you're like yeah yeah okay well willie yeah not a fan not a fan someone i, really like gave someone else I really like, and they just met for the first time. An enormous wet willy.

Oh, gosh. And it made me hate the guy who gave it to him. It sucked. Because, you know, wet willy, it's basically you're spitting in someone's ear. Yeah, you are. It's like, yeah, yeah. It's not cool. cool oh i don't know is a snake bite when they they pinch some skin and then they hit it with their knuckle i thought

that was a cow bite it's like the ones where they like pinch it between a knuckle i think maybe uh trish cool people are never funny you have to have a chip on your shoulder to be funny you need something to prove or to see things differently oh that's interesting melvin's is that when you pull your underwear up behind you really hard that's what a melvin is or in the front that's when they do in the front pull it up in the front i've actually never seen that done to anyone that's a pretty good guess right what's it called when you pull it up in the back is it it is it just called a wedgie i got oh wedgie yeah yeah yeah wedgie yeah yeah you're

right yeah and a melvin hey is it mel is a melvin clock when you grab the front of their underwear i think so oh no he said no from the back i don't know i think it was from the front though Justin H this is good scientists at Utah Health Science Center have developed a new drug called CPAC which in mice has prevented weight gain when eating what amounts to high calorie junk diet with sugar and fatty food fatty food

okay let's I'm glad you're here you being here has changed my mood okay that's let's um i'm glad you're here you've you being here has changed my mood okay that's good let's play this okay here we go maybe no music that eye contact is crazy fucking amazing right yeah i mean he could have had a dick in his mouth he's wearing an apple watch it's not conclusive but it is a uh i do notice that when i was wearing an apple watch that i kind of was ahead of the greater propensity it would have been easier for someone to put their dick in my mouth i tell you that

strong correlation yes yes just a correlate no proof but a correlate oh my goodness so that's pushing the outer end i mean but but you didn't put the dick in his mouth but he got to like he got the simulation yeah that i couldn't bring myself to put the chocolate dick in my mouth i just couldn't do it philip kelly send me that post send me nudes of your wife then i'll send you that um yeah so anyway so you so you got that guy got it free uh so he now that guy probably knows that he's not gay like or that he is gay he got he got a free he got to test it out um without actually having to put a dick in his mouth it seemed to upset him so we're gonna

go with not gay okay um uh uh how about this um how about this 526 this is what a real real dei looks like this is what it would look like if there was a real links broken oh really yeah sorry this page isn't available oh man so you know what that was there is a um they were it was an article about the five or six states that were allowing parents now to choose where they wanted to send their kids to school so you could send your kid you could get money from the state and then you pick where do you what school you want your kids to school so you could send your kid you could get money from the state and then you pick where do you what school you want your kids to go to that's what real dei looks like do you know who benefits from that not rich people not rich people poor people benefit hugely

from that hugely hugely hugely from that hugely hugely hugely from that i was gonna see if there is an article on it and that and that and and what's crazy is that's happening in conservative states it's crazy that you don't really have a choice if you think about it right because isn't the school funded off the property taxes of the area yes yes yes so like you already know that the rich are gonna get rich this the poor gonna stay poor right yes just by design yeah i just i that would that that's what that's what you so basically what you're doing there is you're letting people vote with their money you're not you're not you're letting people vote with their money let people vote with their money

that's real fucking dei shit there's nothing here letting people vote with their money, let people vote with their money. That's real fucking DEI shit. Yeah, there's nothing here. I was looking at, there was this other post. I didn't pull it up, but I was looking at,

there was different forms of racism and shit that I'd never seen before. But I guess in the 1950s, openly Ivy league schools all had a cap of Jews. no more than 10 of their school could be jews and they capped it at that and it was just open oh we've reached our jew quota and that was it shut her down yeah it's like wow like things have never changed hey you know what's interesting too with the universities is like why do they have the race option on their application? Like why would you – Like why do they even ask? Yeah.

Like if you're – Islander, Asian. Yeah. Great question. What the fuck do they care? What does it matter? Right. Like if you reach the criteria to go to the school and you're an acceptable candidate, like shouldn't – else should really matter there's a um i can't remember there was a movie talking about that but i don't remember

which i think it was like the new york city philharmonic but when you try it out for the the orchestra i think and i think it's pretty common with all orchestras they put you behind a curtain yeah yeah yeah so they don't you're not allowed to see yeah you're not allowed to see the person just based off what you hear that's awesome i fucking love that that's awesome okay 521 china men thought this was appropriate after did you hear judy's calling yesterday um no she called in i heard you i heard you asking questions and it was like i got a couple uh chinese things uh lined up here after this we'll do 519 listen to this one i'll probably get in trouble for showing this here we go you can't say chinaman anymore right

i can't believe you ever could because that is the laziest labeling of a demographic I've ever heard, right? So the first one lands on our shores, and we gather around, going, what the fuck? Where are you from, right? And he goes, China. And we go, oh, you're a China man. He goes, I'm a what? You're a China man. A China man. Yeah. What's my wife? Duh, lady Chinaman. Why don't you call me by my name? I don know your name do i it's ling ling yeah is that your first name or your surname both ling ling hero right no i know you can't say chinaman anymore 519 yesterday i told you i i don't know i do not know if this story is true. I'm struggling. This is a lady in England.

You have to listen very carefully. But she got like a fever or something. And when she woke up, she had a Chinese accent. Oh, yeah. And there's like 150 of these cases supposedly in the world. This is crazy. This is crazy right here. Okay, here we go.

Half years ago, she was rushed into hospital with a migraine, which left her with a voice she didn't recognise. I have not actually heard my voice in a conversation for nearly three years now. Her initial response upon hearing how she used to sound

from a bank telephone recording was too long for her old accent to return. Yeah, I'm not actually worrying about my policy though. I'm waiting for a quote. Do you show up my policy number? I know it's me, but I feel like I want to say why she make a

good speak. She speak a good. But like that, not me no more. Here's what's fucked up it's not just her accent her fucking grammars have fucking got all fucked up too do you know what i mean like you not only take on the affect of being chinese but but you're just leaving out the words like a foreigner would like that has nothing to do with being chinese that's just she's talking foreigner talk right yeah that's so strange that's so strange but like you can't just fake that 24 7 for forever right like look it's it's i mean you think someone just made this up and they put a little bbc stamp on there

that'd be the ultimate troll but no i, I don't. Let's see. Crazy. Hey, is this true, what Jeffrey Birchfield is saying? Welcome to Texas, where if you make too much money off of taxes, you have to pay the state so they can reallocate to poorer districts or lose property if you're in your district to make up for it if you don't pay. I'm not sure I even understand that, but I don't like that, whatever that is that is yeah i wasn't tracking either but i'm not sure yeah there's a whole thing dude there's like a bunch of stuff on this woman we should get her on the show oh okay look it it says when your trolling levels are unmatched yeah i know but it's not just the accent it's the broken english what the hell click on that what let's view the replies on that okay yeah what fucking happened to her whole language this one is obviously because she's doing it it's not broken

english it's literally neurological damage sorry uh she will literally never be able to talk the same again it's sad she physically cannot pronounce certain letters you would be surprised by the amount of people who cannot speak almost at all anymore who have this syndrome tapas all of a sudden it goes from hello to hello hey i wonder if you could turn into scooby-doo me after two beers i'm not going to a chinese restaurant to order god no but i google searched it and there's like a there's like a lot of stuff on this happening man in 2016 and she's not the only one is the most famous case but there's a bunch of them and then some people say and claiming they woke up from a coma speaking chinese what if covid caused that like the wuhan flu just gave you chinese accent the spanish flu gave you a spanish accent

diversity sema yep robin hood tax originated in san antonio you pay by district so it covers all neighbors poor and rich no income, only sales tax and then property taxes. And I'm not sure I understand it, but. Taking from the rich and giving to the poor is basically just a politician's way of getting their cut. Yeah. That is. And they they they. They disguise it as that they're helping poor people well good that makes me feel happy i'm really uh spit out my coffee got him

is that cultural appropriation do you guys know this this rapper lecrae i'd never heard of him until um 2009 or 10 when i was visiting uh mayhem and and they would play him a lot at tennessee tech in the gym when like rich and elijah muhammad and dan bailey would work out and i would i would hear this guy if you go go to 515. I just call horseshit on this clip right here. I think this is just complete bullshit. Oh, is this? This is Lecrae. Okay. Yeah. This is just this is just

fucking nuts. Play it? Yeah, please. Young lady asked me was I woke? Have I succumbed to wokeness or whatever that means um i'm gonna be honest with you in 2023 i hate that word one because it's been co-opted like so many other things um for political agendas and ideologies a lot of times people think i'm very political the truth of the matter is can you pause you pause this? I don't know what that means by co-opted or. But it's just an easy way just to categorize a group of people like.

Hockey players. Like there's things that you think about them, like they have a bag in their car with a stick and a puck and in the pads. I don't. Think about them like they have a bag in their car with a stick and a puck and in the pads. It's just a way it's just but it's a way of grouping people by the way they think by their ass backward thinking. I don't know. I don't know what that means by co-opted. Maybe it was used one way in the beginning and a larger group took the word. Yeah, I think that is it. I think it used to have a positive connotation. I don't think that is it. I think it used to have a positive connotation.

I don't think it does anymore. Awoke means that you're willing to hurt a group of people. You're willing to hurt a group of people that you think is better than you to help yourself. That's in a nutshell, it's kind of like that. Someone worked their whole life, saved all their money, bought a Rolls Royce, worked their ass off and you see it. And a woke person says that's bullshit. And they, they want to take that Rolls Royce from you and sell it and buy 10 drug addicts fucking a Kias. And they, and they do it because it's under the guise of being fair.

Because they just care about the outcome outcome and so in the end they end up rewarding people who are just the drug addicts and they got free kias and what you do is then you lower the bar for everyone and the guy everyone who is working their ass off uh to um make a rolls royce is now punished that's woke that's what woke is. The race to the bottom. Yeah. Woke is coming on like this dipshit is 12 daily doses and just fucking just talking complete utter bullshit without doing any research about vaccines. Just a trolling woke douchebag.

Just willing to hurt other people to maintain something that you know nothing about. You're just willing to just maintain so that you don't have to think for yourself. Yeah, socialism. I agree. Shizzle. So woke is – another thing of woke is just to constantly complain without ever coming up with a solution. Yeah, victim mentality. That's another. Yeah. Complain, complain, complain, complain, complain. Point at problems. Yeah, so I disagree with him there, but go on. Sorry. So he says he's not woke, okay? But go on.

Sorry. So he says he's not woke. Okay. I'm not married to a political party. I'm married to the scriptures. And oftentimes, biblical agendas are hijacked by political campaigns and political pundits. And you are forced to look like you've chosen a side. If you care about the unborn, then you must be politically pro-life and conservative if you care about the lives of unarmed black people you must be politically progressive or

liberal and so that was just like crazy that was just that was just nuts that he just threw that that just shows how political he is he's crazy don't care about the lives of unarmed black people i mean that was a bad that was a bad label but or bad meaning to the label like dude but he's not far off because if you do if you do say anything about that like you're protecting that a group or any group then for sure you're going to be labeled democratic right everyone can't but but it's just it's just like why wouldn't he just say if you care about innocent people being killed it's just it's it's the way the way he said it was political like um and i get what he's saying i i hate being thought like i just pulled up this article today of these fucking

right-wing nut jobs these conservatives not wanting not wanting the statue of David being shown to their kids or discussed. Oh, yeah. Right, and calling it pornography. Yeah. There is a – no one in their right right mind it has nothing to do with race if you don't care about unarmed black man being killed if you don't care about black man being killed if you don't care about just innocent people being killed has nothing to do with race just means you're a piece of shit

we could do a whole fucking show on that um the uh spencer davis woke was used in black culture since the 1920s for very different reasons then it got co-opted by hippies then lefties well and now righties have taken it i didn't know that interesting yeah i'd never heard the term until 10 years ago. Okay, anyway, I just – I think he – just by saying all of this, he's showing – he's saying the opposite about himself. He's clearly aware of the unarmed black man, the 12 unarmed black men that were killed in the United States in 2019 after 365 million fucking traffic stops. He could have just easily have said, I'm concerned about black on black crime in the inner city. He could have just easily have said any of that stuff, but he chose that.

And I just think that that's a pretty politically charged one to choose. Yeah. Do you think the message is so conflated that people don't even recognize that as politically charged or do you think that was more or less his his objective in this i don't know what do you think i don't know i i wouldn't be surprised if he didn't think it's politically charged because sometimes when you talk with people it's more or less like they'll make a comment like that just to show like hey well especially with us out here in the bay area in the california right but they'll make a comment like that to be like hey look at this is the team i'm on i'm on like a subtle kind of like you know and they'll drop something and they're like oh yeah like you know cops just shooting on our black guys or something like that and it kind

of shows like hey you're on the end and you're on you're on the popular side of the of beliefs well i understand where he's coming from i hate i i from. I don't want to be lumped up with conservatives or Republicans. But on the other hand, it's like I'm for sure voting that way to try to bring the tide back. Bring it back to equilibrium. Yeah, but I sure as fuck don't want to be seen – like when – I sure as fuck don't like to be seen as a conservative or Republican. But it's because I, I think a lot of people think that because I'm just so anti-liberal. So, and the things they stand for. Yeah. Which is ironic because a lot of the left stuff seems way more extreme than some

of the stuff that you're usually talking about. That seems a little bit more of like, just don't go that extreme. Yeah. Just don't go that extreme. You're not pulling extreme in the opposite direction. You're just like, let's just bring some common sense and think this through a little bit more of like just don't go that extreme yeah just don't go that you're not pulling extreme in the opposite direction you're just like let's just bring some common sense and think this through a little bit it's all it takes i know this word common sense this phrase common sense yeah that's a bad phrase because what is common sense right you exactly i should be libertarian i should be libertarian. I should be libertarian. I think you are libertarian. Would you how would you describe yourself politically homeless? Hence the T-shirt? Yeah, I guess there's also a chance that I'm just in denial.

Like you don't want to call yourself a Republican. Yeah, there's a small chance of that. That's healthy. Like either way, abortion was created to kill minorities. Well, damn, Sean. Dan. Why can't you listen to the professional stuff on there? Here to help.

I'm the government and I'm here to help. Man, I've been really digging into that. It's nuts. I've been digging into like the Democrats of the 1850s and just how that the argument to keep slaves was for their safety. And that the people and that the slaves were much happier in the South than the whites were in the North. That the whites lived a horrible life in the North and that the Southern slaves lived a great life. And that the Northerners were horrible people because they wanted the slaves to be set free and then they would all die because they can't take care of themselves. It's nuts.

That was like the argument. That's the argument now from the Democrats too. It's just so crazy that people don't see that. That's what I was going to say. It hasn't changed much, huh? No. It hasn't changed at all. Don't worry.

We'll take care of you. You can't take care of yourself. Yeah. You don't have access. Oh, you do have access? Shut up. Follow us. You know?

And the more and more you realize it too that it was going to become a class thing too that they had a whole plan to then enslave whites too of the north it was a whole it was a whole class gonna be a whole class thing uh 505 hood trannies. Hood trannies. This one is kind of fascinating. I don't know if it's true, but. Why aren't kids in the hood transitioning to the opposite sex? I know the answer. Just wanted to see if you knew. below Sarah Higdon. Well, because the typical demographic is upper middle class, white kids of progressive parents for two reasons. They have time and money to worry about such things and have been conditioned to believe through critical theory that they are an oppressor and that there is no way they can escape that status.

So they see this as a way to join an oppressed class for which they are celebrated for instead of condemned. It's the relationship between CRT and queer theory. Holy shit. I am i am i am a firm believer uh and and i've witnessed it that um if if you are uh just searching for shelter and food you do not have the luxury for these things uh drug addicts drug addicts are a perfect example of it in kind of a force situation they don't worry about those things like if you're if you're a hardcore drug addict and you're living on the

streets you don't you don't have any of these issues you trend you'll suck any dick for drugs you don't care if you're a boy or a girl none of that stuff matters you don't care about race you'll smoke a crap pipe with a black dude an asian dude a white dude you don't give a fuck but and that's kind of a forced thing that shows necessity um or what you position as necessity but but the same with true if like if i'm the most racist guy ever and or i'm with like you know a bunch of people and it's a black guy an asian uh asian guy and a white guy and we all hate each other the second we don't have anything and we need to kill a lion for food, we put all that aside. I've seen that in real time in the world. And, um, yeah, exactly. Isn't that amazing? Government handout is the modern day slave master.

100%. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. And the Margaret Sanger thing. Yeah. We talked about that in another show too. The whole sterilization, the whole sterilization thing is in the abortion thing is fascinating. They did. They, that's exactly what they told the native Americans. They sterilized, I guess, 75% of the native Americans in this country. in this country and the argument was that um we're doing it to help you out of poverty if you keep having kids you're going to be stuck in poverty and the and you don't want kids to be raised in poverty so we're going to sterilize you dude sterilization was going on into the 70s that's crazy yeah it's way crazy that became a partisan that became a um uh bipartisan is it bipartisan when they agree on shit yeah that became a bipartisan too the republicans got big into sterilization too it's it's crazy how none of that shit is hidden if you just go start looking that stuff up it's like people you know politicians you know involved in that shit they don't well europe's gonna have its europe's gonna have its own shit

coming down the pipe you have to remember we're kind of in the great experiment here in the United States. We're a little bit ahead of doing the melting pot thing. Like the testing ground. Yeah. Does it work? Does it not? Okay, let's bring it here. I think I already did this one oh yeah i wonder if um i wonder if hillar would try to enter the women's class for uh crossfit

i want someone to do that and like document it you'd have to go like full commit right because i feel like if hillar did it they might just be like oh this is a troll or this is a joke and we know it's like and they could guise it of like he's he's making fun of or like harming those people and we're not we're not taking it seriously for those reasons yeah you know what i mean like they can easily pull that card as opposed if you just had some random that like signed up and was doing it they didn't know they're like wait a minute man what's this one 487 if it gets clicks he'll do it 487 i wrote um conservatives 487. Got it here. Looks like it's starting hot.

Rock and roll. Please. Yes. Thank you. Conservative black man, Uncle Tom's. Because we believe in God first and believe in the raising a nuclear family. Because we don't use racism and white supremacy as an excuse for failure. We want limited government and the right to bear arms.

Because we don't believe in being a victim, but we believe in being winners. Because we want to be respected by our works instead of our ethnic background. Because we believe that men should be men and not be wearing dresses. I sit around always expecting a handout from the government. When people act like there's only racism, only exists on one side of the spectrum. Maybe there should be more conservative men out there. Why do they call conservative black men Uncle Tom's?

There you go. When I see people speaking like this, I want to know their journey. I want to know their journey. Where did he come from? How does he believe the stuff he does now? how did he get to that place yes yes yes uh 46 you can't sue vaccine companies there we go

if you don't know your rights you have none interesting who said someone say that in the chat yeah yeah it's the title of this uh it's up top oh yeah that's a great that's a great title okay ready right yeah let's do it should during covid lockdowns will now be excused or refunded following a stunning admission from the state government that they were never valid. The embarrassing capitulation forced by a Supreme Court challenge from a small community legal centre. New South Wales in a state of COVID lockdown. Stay-at-home orders and beach closures.

The coastal walk is officially closed. Police once ordered to fine people doing the wrong thing. We're not doing wrong, go f*** yourselves. The battle hinged on a technicality that the infringements were so vague they didn't comply with legislation. Today, government lawyers admitted that was true, prompting this. I am withdrawing all the fines that are related to those particular offences. Lawyers argue every single infringement

could yet be ruled invalid. That decision will be decided in a judgment next year. All those fines are invalid and should never have been issued. Andrew Denny, 7 News. Fines issued. What happened? What's going to happen? Ooh. position what happens what's gonna happen oh there was never with you guys is uh your walk on the beach there was that ever like taped up like that yes i was on the beach and people came

and told me to get off the beach in cop cars yeah in like trucks with sirens and shit on really what what didn't they come with that were you just like hey we're okay thank you or did you just like grab your stuff and go or like what was they come of that? Were you just like, hey, we're okay. Thank you. Or did you just like grab your stuff and go? Or like what was the outcome of that? I think we just kind of stayed there. I think we just hung out for probably like – I think eventually we left. Yeah, but not like right away. No, I think – yeah, I think they came.

They came in trucks. Basically what it was is we knew it was going to happen when you walked onto the beach or people, they're telling you not to go on the beach. And then we went out there and there were probably a dozen people in a, in a, it was probably one of the beaches. Oh, it wasn't that small. It wasn't that small beach that I went to you with most recently. It was that big beach. I went with you the first time it was there. So there were like a dozen people over a half mile. It was, there was no one there, but they fucking pulled the truck up to us and like hey you gotta go wow and it's crazy because

if you're looking at the water just the left all that's private beach so i wonder if they could have done the same like if they have the same jurisdiction there too that's a great question i bet you they didn't step on a mat did you watch the patrick bed david podcast with the man who wrote sudden death that was That was Edward Dowd. I've got to watch it. You've got the book right here. I didn't watch it. Did you watch the interview? I watched the first half of it or so, yeah.

We had outdoor exercise equipment saran wrapped so no one could use it in the public parks. I heard some of the skate parks even filled the skate parks up with sand. They did that in Venice, yeah. They all the all the sand into the it's so ridiculous like even then you were like knew this was way over the top uh look at 455 one thing from that though that's kind of interesting is it kind of just shows how fragile all of it is, right? Yes. Yes. You mean that all our shit can just be stopped? The government can just stop all our shit and no one will fight back?

Yeah. In hindsight, I wish I would have pushed back even more. Yeah, and Newsom just comes out on a Tuesday for the press conference and now tells you, hey, you still can't go back to your job and your kids can't walk on the beach. And we're like, thank you, Newsom. Okay, have fun at French Laundry. Yes. This is a lady or a man. This is a man dressed as a lady and says trans orders when people don't know I'm trans. Okay, let's see. I don't give a fuck.

Man, the only trans I'm worried about is you transferring my order from your hands to mine. Yeah. No one cares. Yeah. Isn't that great? That's perfect. That's perfect.

Good. Get my fucking burger. Like trans I care about. Get my fucking... You're back, extra sloppy. You're back. Welcome backoppy, you're back. Welcome back. And like you promised.

DeSantis opened Florida beaches and mainstream media called him a murderer. But not Cuomo. Fucking nuts. 453. We got to get Asim Malhotra back on I need to that's my fault 453 I've been fucking with him in Whatsapp

I need to pin him down he's like he's all over the place now too yeah he gone big time we had this guy on the show there we go primary driver until proven otherwise of the excess deaths time. We had this guy on the show. There we go. The primary driver until proven otherwise of the excess deaths is the vaccine. It's likely that the vaccine was always

going to do more harm than good. It's so great to have you on the podcast. I have to say, I absolutely love your approach to health and how passionate you are about evidence-based medicine. I'm a doctor, qualified doctor, 2001. There's all sorts going on right now. Everyone's straight.

Post-lockdown pandemic, there's an academic in this field who doesn't have any conflicts of interest, who was very pro-vaccine, who took it. The primary driver

until proven otherwise are the excess deaths is the vaccine. If you're under 60, mate, you've got to basically vaccinate tens to hundreds of thousands of people.

One person having a hospitalization with severe COVID versus a harm rate of at least one in 800, right? A lot of what drove the behavior. So I want to explain that for anyone who didn't follow that. You got to give thousands of injections, 10,000, let's say, to prevent, by the numbers that they have, to prevent one person, to prove that one person didn't go to the hospital because they took the injection. It prevented them from going to the hospital. But one in 800 people is injured by the injection. That's a 10 to 1, or more than that. By the way, in the beginning of the show, you guys all know someone By the way, in the beginning of the show, you guys all know someone who received the polio vaccine and who was injured by it.

You guys all know someone. It's not my place to say who it is, but you all know someone, and you all know someone. And so going back to what the 12 doses was saying, you all know someone. You all know someone, you all know someone. This picture right here, where it was paused on reminds me of what you were talking about yesterday, which really got me thinking. And you were like, Hey, if one out of every hundred, one out of every hundred kids is raised where they're like, they're not really talked to, or don't have normal socialization, they end up being a sociopath and potentially become like a

serial killer. And we've exacerbated that problem potentially by having hundreds of them now because of the, you know, the mass policies that we enforce upon our kids and scared parents really continue to enforce past beyond the, you know, time that it was told to do us by the law. And so, yeah, that was just, I was thinking about that.

And there's still some kids with the youth group that we do that are still with that mask and in are more comfortable with their mask on and stuff. And I was like, fuck, I hope you're not right. Imagine that word fuckery. You're more comfortable with your mask on. I'm not listening to that word fuckery. Yeah, you're uncomfortable. And so you're more comfortable with your mask on.

Think about how fucked up that is. Daniel Garrityity why do you think the mrna vaccine is more dangerous than covet itself the thing is is that covet's not dangerous well let me just go and i think i'm preaching to the choir but um covet is super dangerous if you're obese and like 400 pounds overweight and drinking uh a six-pack of Mountain Dew every day. And if you're like me and you're a paragon of health, then it is not a threat to you at all. And you look at places like Sweden and the average age of death is 80 years old and the average COVID death is 82.

And then it becomes a misnomer to say that you died from COVID because the proper wording would be you died with covid that's if you just believe in like algebra and fucking math and just using words to describe what uh accurately what's going on and um if we're pushing people into a swimming pool and they're dying and they're drowning but we don't mention that none of them know how to swim we're doing everyone a disservice we're telling people that water kills you i mean it's just a fucking enormous disservice to humanity and so that in itself is the first problem and then on top of that i can't answer this question why do you think i know nothing

about the i only know what the fucking i've looked at on youtube read in the newspaper and seen on the Internet, et cetera, about the mRNA vaccines. And mostly it's just looking at the numbers. But the manifestation of what it is, is this thing is causing clots all over the human body. And therefore, people are dying of all sorts of different shit. You know, people are losing their sight, losing their hearing. They're having strokes. They're having heart attacks, all sorts of neurological issues because of just random clotting that's happening. For some reason, because of the spike proteins, there's clotting happening to people who take this thing.

And then it can manifest as any other disease after that, any other sickness. So that's what's kind of, and cancers, all the ways that people die, there's been an increase in the way people die in those numbers, all of them across the board, pretty much a vast swath of them. Let's say if not all of them ever since the, the mRNA vaccine came out, call her high. Hey, it's Tom Guerin. How's it going?

Good. Peanut butter is also dangerous for one in a thousand people we don't stop making peanut butter um you're you're totally and you're not forced to uh eat peanut butter to go to school and um but on top of that it's also very it's proven that avoiding peanut butter and honey at an early age exacerbates the problem by like 100 000 and that that's the problem it was the fear of peanut butter and honey at an early age exacerbates the problem by like 100,000 percent and that that's the problem it was the fear of peanut butter that caused um the peanut butter allergies to get exacerbated color hi tom hi hey i got two things for you one of them is fun but on the mrna um treatment therapy you know what i don't hear anybody talk about anymore is that therapy is not intended to stop the spread of the infection.

Even if everyone in the world took the gene therapy, it would not stop the spread of the infection. The only thing that it's supposed to do is mitigate the response that your body has the infection. So it really doesn't matter. has the infection. So it really doesn't matter. Like if you're some 600 pounder and you're like, it doesn't matter if I take the injection or not, because it doesn't stop me from spreading the virus. It just means I'm not going to feel as sick when I get it, supposedly. Well, then it theoretically matters, right? Because it could save your life. Yeah, it matters for them if they get it, but it doesn't matter for them if I get it. If it were a traditional vaccine, the argument would be I need to get it so that I can't spread it to them.

But the way the mRNA therapy works, it doesn't stop me from getting the virus. It just stops me from having as bad of an illness when I get the virus, which arguably could make it more dangerous. Because what if I get the virus and I don't even notice and then I spread it in public because I feel fine. Well, that's for certain. Hey, originally, though, they were hoping that it would stop the spread, that it would not only stop you. Oh, yeah, they all said it. And here's the other thing.

A vaccine is supposed to stop you from getting it. So, like, if you get the chickenpox vaccine, you're supposed to not get chickenpox. And this thing does not work like that, this mRNA thing. If you get this thing, you still get COVID. You still get COVID. It's ridiculous. Hey, I promised

the chat that the next time I called in, I'd talk about something fun. So can we talk about something fun for a second? Sure. Okay, so I was trying to come up with a good McDonald's story, but none of those are going to be as fun probably. So when I was coaching at our local affiliate that shut down now, there was this one, uh, college student who were right by Notre Dame. And there was this one college student who came in and she came there for all four years, just complete 10 out of 10 smoking hot. Everybody, it was just one of those like undeniably gorgeous. Right. Um, just completely.

So all the guys in every class, you know, you have all these 35 year old married dudes just like drooling over her. Uh, and she knew what she was doing too. So, uh, she was cool though. She was really nice. She handled it well. And, and um there was a couple other college guys uh who were trying to hit on her over time well all of a sudden in the middle of uh of one i think it was probably her junior year she stops coming into my class my 5 30 a.m class and i didn't think anything about it or what i thought maybe she was on vacation or whatever we'll come to find out there's this other guy in our class. And he was probably one of the best athletes, if not the best athlete in the gym.

So I talked to one of her mutual friends and they said, I guess what happened was she went on a date with this dude, which good for him, right? And I guess she wouldn't put out on the first date. So this is college. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Notre Dame college and so uh she wouldn't put out so they went on their day whatever he took her home and then immediately

drove to her best friend's place and uh and went and got him some and so she stopped coming to our crossfit class because this guy burned her so bad so anyway anyway, I had to tell something juicy. So that's my juicy story. Was she prettier than the eighth wonder of the world? Not even in comparison. She was prettier? Yeah, definitely. Probably real too. Yeah, she was real.

Exactly. It was like more of a... Tom, you don't think the eighth wonder of the world is real either? I have to look at it again. I don't know. People can convince you. There's been enough talk. talk you know what i mean it's hard to know right but this girl was very like sweet innocent looking she wasn't like wasn't like big honkers or like you know or anything like that it was oh she had that keeper she had that keeper vibe yeah yeah you were this is the girl you wanted to have your baby like it, it was like, you know.

She's like from a Midwest dairy farm. She moved down here from like Wisconsin. Anyway, I can't say too much because, you know, she probably listens. I think her dad owns a CrossFit gym too. Wow. Oh, shit. Okay. All right, thank you.

Good story. Yeah, peace and love. Bye, peace and love. Jody's harsh uh not that funny of a story just guys just like hot chick stories i really got annoyed with people in the chat i really got annoyed with 12 daily doses today and that dan guy like really annoyed like really really annoyed they're grinding your gears it's just it's just stupid talking just slowing me down and i'm like part of me just wants to

like put them on silent so that i don't have to like part of me wants to address them because like maybe there's other people out there who can't make those connections themselves either yeah and i want to help them out but then part of me is like are they just like are they fucking with you yeah like like are we running away from godzilla and these people keep like think it's like they're on acid and they keep thinking it's funny to say their shoes untied so we keep stopping to tie their shoes and it's like you're not you're not even trying yeah yeah yeah you're not even trying uh number of vice presidential duties this is this is this is a perfect example of what it's like talking to 12 daily doses what number was that number one sorry number one oh we're all the way back yeah back up to the top

back up so let's do it let's go have a bloody merry seve i don't know not today today i'm really excited i'm gonna get it hard today i'm gonna work out i'm gonna get i'm gonna work out hard today I'm going to go fucking big I'm going to give it hard today too there's some days that you got to go really hard today I'm going to go hard probably work out I'll probably do like 3 or 4 things today

little things love it maybe drink it tonight when there's UFC maybe I don't know Kamala Harris although I did pull 295 when I was drunk so maybe that's the way to do it here we go this is this this is uh just more just poor shit it's crazy too that um it's crazy too that uh – what's the guy's name?

You're going to see his name. Who was the guy? We'll see him in a second. I forget his name. But he even calls Kamala Harris out on it, but they just think it's funny. She doesn't answer the question, and he calls her out on it, but they both just laugh. It's like you just get a pass. Okay, here we go.

Just cackle it off. Yeah, just cackle it off, exactly. The vice president. What is the actual role on a daily basis as you have found it? Well, I have the great privilege of serving with Joe Biden, who was president of the United States. There's only one person who sits behind that resolute desk. And the decisions that that person has to make are the decisions that nobody else in the country can make. And he's an extraordinary leader.

What do you plan to do about crime in our city? A lot. 9-11 was bad. I agree with that. It's an excellent answer. And the question was, what is the job of the vice president?

And your answer is- What about our traffic problem? Nine, 11. She does not know what the job of the vice president is. And frankly, with her mental acumen, that might be best. What is- 12 minute on the assault bike. How uh you got oh that'd be nasty how

long you got how long you got the first five minutes would be really hard for me i take a little bit of a while to get going it's weird how good family guy was in that. Like, that's just such the truth, you know? Like, politicians just hit those few buzzwords and everybody, oh, yeah, yay, look, yay. I'm surprised. Do you know any, can you think of any time when you've been impressed by her? No. I can't even tell you any time that there's been a solid sound, like just charisma leadership coming from this administration, like not even like they actually did anything, but just like you hear him talk and

you're like, cause that's what Obama was really good at. Right. Like he would come on there and he'd give this speech and you're like, I don't know why, but I feel like empowered and stoked right now. And then he would go drone some more kids. But with this administration, you don't even have that. Like, there's not even like the false belief off their words that they're doing. Right, right, right, right. They're just kind of like, what? What is that? Yeah.

Yeah, I remember that. You nailed it right. When Obama was speaking, I was like, oh, yeah, I could hang with this dude. This dude's cool. Yeah, you felt like, hey, not only I'm cool, you may see that there's some good points there, and I'd have a beer with him. You know? Number two, laws. I want to get through these, these bunch of these right now.

Hammer time. The pound round. You ever heard anybody call the last drink at the bar the pound round? No, but I like it. Yeah. OK, here we go. This is good. You know, a man the other day who was leaving, decided to immigrate, decided to leave this country.

And I said, why are you leaving? He said, it's homosexuality. I said, why are you leaving? He said, it's homosexuality. I said, what are you talking about? He said, 300 years ago, if you were homosexual, you were hanged, drawn, and quartered. 100 years ago, if you were homosexual, you were hanged. 50 years ago, if you were homosexual, you were flogged and given 20 years in prison.

20 years ago, if you were homosexual, you were fined 200 pounds and sent to prison for two years. Five years ago, if you were homosexual, you were a small fine and you were pardoned. Got off with a warning. I said, well, what are you leaving for? He said, I'm going before they make it compulsory. I was talking to a man the other day.

Did he do 20 years twice? I think so. Two years. Went from 20 years to two years, maybe. Sevan is five. I thought it was going to go to like he was going to. I didn't see it going that way, that joke. So that's why I like it.

Sevan is five minute max cows, five minutes rest, five minute max cows, and one dumbbell snatch at 100 pounds. Oh, that's my workout? I miss the old days. You see that David? Uh, what,

what was that? Was that number two? Yes. Okay. This one's quick guys. Number three, your legs. This one's quick.

This one is very quick, very quick Very quick But I liked it I was torn whether to show you guys this This is very quick, pay attention Here we go Excuse me ma'am Can I buy you a drink?

No, it's not good for my legs Do they swell? No, they spread Excuse me ma'am That one never gets old, right? There's like iterations of that all over Instagram. Yeah. It's pretty funny.

Okay, here we go. Fleas. We've seen this before. Someone did a different cut to it. This is like watching a different version of the same music video. No, I don't know what this is. But you've seen this before, but i just like this iteration of it uh the the it says on the screen you've never seen the world the same after watching this video 20 seconds you'll never see the world the same after watching this video 20

seconds here we go action oh you think that music's copyrighted probably they are left undisturbed for three days then when the jar is opened the fleas will not jump out in fact the fleas will never jump higher than the level set by the lid their behavior is now set for the rest of their lives escape the circus listen i want to i want to show you guys something real quick i'll go back to that i want to i want to read that quote at the at the top of that um what the write-up is in that instagram post it says are you a flea most people are they live their life on autopilot capped by an imaginary lid a lid placed on their life by their parents or the school system sometimes both don't live life like this break the chain i I want to give you a different look at it.

This is basically saying you're chained. This is basically saying you're chained, right? That you're chained. And what you saw from 12 Daily Doses today is that it's not that he's chained. It's that he's holding on. He's holding on. He's not chained not that he's chained it's that he's holding on he's holding on he's not chained you're not chained you're not chained and there's this book there's this book and it's called illusions and the author's name is Richard Bach. And letting go is really, really hard, but so fucking easy.

You are not being chained. You just have to let go. You just have to let go. Don't be scared. Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah. And in the very beginning of that book, can you open that book at all? Let me see if I can do a first page on Amazon. The book is two stories. The first story is only 13 pages, and the second story is like 100.

Get that book and read those first 13 pages. There's a parable in there that will fucking blow your mind. You are not trapped. You are holding on. You are doing it to yourself. No one has trapped you. You are demanding to believe all the old stories. You think you believe doctors.

You believe pharma. You think it's not okay to say hi to homeless people. You don't make eye contact with strangers. You refuse to go barefoot because you think you'll step on glass. You're doing a thousand little things that keep you asleep. All the things that you believe. Just let go. Let go.

When I lost my job, I got rid of – I told myself I'm going to get rid of 100 things I do this month that cost $20 a pop, and I saved $2,000. Do that. Do that with your life. Let go of fucking 10 things. When's the last time you've gone all day? What if you went to work with no shoes and socks on? When's the last time you've gone all day? When have you ever just decided you're not going to talk to – you're not going to say a fucking word all day?

When have you ever just decided you're not going to say a fucking word all day? Let go of that need to talk. Just let go. Just do some shit. Just let go. You are not being held there. You are voluntarily clasping on. I love when you present those little challenges because they're so simple but every time you do it i think about it and i start getting nervous like if i could do it or not like when you're

like go all day without barefoot like i'm like like could i do that and i have a big like i can just go to the gym and i coach all day at my gym so technically and i'm still like nervous about imagine having like a corporate job or something like that is this true richard bachman was the student this is richard bach but is richard bach a pseudonym for steven king early work are you serious i don't think so uh i i started digging into that book and i was really enjoying it i need to have here's the thing jeremy or jeremy saying read the book everything you believe is wrong by william briggs have you read that i started reading it it's a pretty it's a pretty fast easy read

um but i need to read that and then invite him on the show yes it was is richard is richard bachman the same as richard bach jonathan livington seagull and those are all the same here's what i got here uh richard bachman is the pen name for uh what books do you write under richard bachman look at that uh pen name the b Bachman book thinner. I think that might be different than Richard Bach. Yeah, I don't see illusions on here. There's a story of how Richard Bach wrote that book. I don't remember if his illusions are Jonathan Livington Siegel.

Don't doubt me. Why would I lie? I don't know why you would lie and I don't doubt you. But that I lie? I don't know why you would lie. And I don't doubt you. But that statement makes me feel like you did, but there's a difference between the name Richard Bachman and Richard Bach. The Bachman has three more letters at the end. M a N.

I was at Briggs's book on, um, free will. And, and, Was that Briggs' book on free will? And – I'm not sure. Okay. let's say you choose like hey today i'm not going to um wear shoes at all and i'm not going to put socks on you're going to just notice the chatter in your brain of making excuses why you have to and none of them will be legit just just keep listening to them well someone's going to laugh at me or it's going to be dangerous here none of them are going to be legit the vast majority of

them aren't going to be legit it's all going to be social pressure you're going to see. Just keep letting go of shit. Let yourself fly high. I'm telling you, that book, Illusions, there's a story in there. No one is being – don't use the I'm being trapped. That's the victim. That's the victim. You're not trapped. You're holding on.

You have the power. That's the victim. You're not trapped. You're holding on. You have the power. Yeah, that lid from that last video, it's not like a physical barrier around us. I think it's the cap on your ability to think and question. Yeah.

That's definitely the cap on us. You're holding on to stories. Mm-hmm. And you're right. It is you holding on. It could be forced upon you as much as it wants, but if you just let go of it, then you've let go of it. Yeah, it is different than Richard Bach. So you did like Kenneth.

And it's uncomfortable for everyone to let go. That's normal. That's the normal process when you let go first you like it's it's uh and you go to the go to the heavens it's um it's a rough ride at first you get tossed around a little bit yeah you get tossed up people staring at you with your people asking you why you're not why you're barefoot people staring at you um yeah all that stuff people judging you judging greg for having his hat on backwards. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, that's why I was asking that.

But they're the ones in the cage. You have to remember, they're the ones in the cage. And you're just somebody who recognizes you're in the cage and knows how to kind of like push against it more, right? By like not wearing the shoes or not talking all day or like doing those little things. That's why I was asking if Briggs' book was on free will, because I had a discussion about it. I was lucky enough to have a discussion about it at lunch with him one time. And it was crazy. And basically what his breakdown was is like, there is no free will.

Like all the decisions you are making are based off the parameters that were set by your experiences, society, those types of things, like the limited tools we might have. So essentially, even though you're choosing something, you're only choosing that something in the confines of those parameters. It's not just ultimate free will. So it was pretty interesting. I 100% subscribe to that, except if you choose to do nothing, no thing.

That's the only free will I think we have. Did you see that quote I posted for the Daily Laws that I was reading? And it reminded me so much of you. It says, all humanity's problems stem from a man not being able to sit alone in a room with himself or with his thoughts. No. Did you just post that on your Instagram? It was just on a room with himself or with his thoughts. No. Did you just post that on your Instagram? It was just on a story a couple days ago, yeah.

I was just reading it, and I saw it, and I took a picture because you've just preached that quite a bit. Riley asks, not a Sam Harris weirdo. I don't know what that means. I think Sam Harris was the guy who – that guy was pro-vaccine, pro-drugs, pro-injection. Same with the – as soon as someone is too, I know that they – I'm immediately aware that they have no stillness. Zero stillness. There's no vaccines and stillness. The other guy too, the stoicism guy.

Ryan Holiday. Yeah, yeah stoicism guy. Ryan Holiday. Yeah, yeah. R.I.P. I mean, I don't know his work well enough to know he's a fraud. You know, I preach a lot of things that I'm not capable of pulling off myself, but I feel like I'm pretty transparent about that. But if you're preaching shit and you can't pull it off, but you're preaching that you do pull it off,

If you're preaching shit and you can't pull it off, but you're preaching that you do pull it off. What's he say about free will? I mean, I can just prove to you that you don't have free will and like in 45 seconds, if you want, if you want, if you're interested. It's just prove it to you. You know, it's not you don't even have to debate it.'s just so easy to prove to someone uh five uh five fda you do it every time you challenge somebody to not wear shoes or just sit still or sit still sit still and die i want you to go ahead and try it sit still and die you can't even not have a response to that when i say it you'll have a response to it i promise you you'll have a response to it not only can you not do it you'll have that when I say it. You'll have a response to it. I promise you, you'll have a response to it.

Not only can you not do it, you'll have an immediate defense for it because you don't have a free will. Oh, shit. Fucking people up today. Here's a good one. Michael McCoy, damn stuff on this podcast bores me. Another one of those great words. What is up today? What have I drawn to the show today? This guy, this is great. Here we go. Number five. industry to sell you cheap food, toxic food that leads you to taking drugs. I always say the food you eat will lead to the drugs you must take.

That's why it's called the food and drug administration. Food and drug administration. Titus unlimited. Thank you for your words of wisdom. Number six, let's check back in five years six let's check back in five years let's check back in five you know what this is yeah i swear some of these same things like the algorithm has us pegged this pop up in my shit all the time too brace yourself people brace yourself this is why

you watch this show finally two hours and 20 minutes in. You've seen this? Yes. Oh. Just like yesterday, though. That's the funny part about it. Yeah, someone sent this to me. Yeah, this is good.

I want to check back with this lady in five years. Listen carefully. I don't know if we're going to play this twice. Maybe. Maybe. Here we go. The thing that all these women have going on, I mean, I don't knock women for feeling proud and for wanting to have that girl power and holding things over him. But no, you've got to give it

up, lady. I please my man in every way, all the ways. Wake him up. He gets to know. Before he leaves out the door, he's leaving empty nuts. At work, I am calling him like come outside it's your lunch break it's time for you to get your nut off when he gets home he's getting fed he is getting another nut and one before bed or two if he's lucky that's it that's the secret i make sure that my man nuts at least six or seven times a day proud thing that all these women have if for some reason you did let's say let's say that you did let's say you did do that um you uh how how yeah did did ryan holiday do something very hypocritical yeah how can you be a stoic and be pro-vaccine, pro-injection? It doesn't even –

Pro-everything world. You're never sitting in stillness and watch something pass by that gets you to go take an injection. That's not how – how we started this show, it's about wisdom. What is wisdom? A wise character. There's no – that person does not behave like that. You're not out there promoting the – a wise person isn't promoting the vaccine, and he's not against the vaccine. At best, he'd be promoting the truth

there is no wise person who's an anti-vaxxer or a pro-vaxxer it doesn't work like that in stillness where there's wisdom and freedom it's not like that it's a place of non-action and infinite possibilities and this guy is a fucking nut job. He's completely fucking lost his mind. It was everything woke too. It was just the vaccines, but it was like.

Oh, he did? He went off the full woke deep end? Did him and Ben. There's no wisdom in woke people. There's no wisdom in. There's no woke wise people. It doesn't work like that. That's not how wisdom. you're not free like that

with those opinions a white person isn't concerned about fucking whether someone's racist or not it doesn't work like that it was so bad it's the first 15 minutes is like them apologizing for being white and not knowing the role that they play holy shit oh is that the one with Ben Bergeron

yeah holy shit yeah and they're apologizing for the roles that they play holy shit oh is that the one with ben bergeron yeah holy shit yeah and though and they're apologizing for the roles that they played i bet you ryan is awesome i he was one of my favorite authors uh crystal guys i work for ryan holiday he's awesome he's a fucking bad human being i'll tell you that uh just it was just like not the response you wanted he he fell asleep at the wheel then, Crystal. He fell asleep at the wheel. I appreciate it. I appreciate your smile.

What if everyone had profile pictures like that? Don't you just feel good looking at her? Yeah, like the energy coming off her icon photo. Yeah. It's a good vibe. Does she ultimately hold the power in that issue i mean dude uh the thing is is if you're in a relationship like that you i mean let's say you're 18 years old and you meet that lady your fucking whole your life is never the same that could be a whole show i would love to i would love to interview her and then

fight and then and then the guy she dates i mean would i don't have anything negative to say about it that's for sure yeah do you think we think that's but man she's just extracting ejaculations off her dude all day but it's a full-time job bro like how does she work it's crazy you it's it's just i would just like to know what it does like do you just completely not fuck around anymore i mean are you just completely like at god i don't even know how to explore that that needs its own show. I can't,

maybe I should save that clip and show that later. I need to be in a certain mindset to state of mind to explore that. Let's get her on the podcast. It's one, it's one thing to like have a woman or her mate that will accommodate you. Right. You know, it's nine o'clock at night.

You want a bone or you wake up and you want a bone, but just someone who's just like. Consciously taking nuts off you. Showing up at your work, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Just,

just it's a side of it. The parking lot. I don't want to get out of here. I need my feed in. It's the getting up, getting dressed, getting in your car, driving to the hospital, having someone put a needle in you and push a drug into you. It's your choice getting up going to the putting your clothes on so you can buy starbucks getting coffee getting a tattoo it's your choice getting up getting coffee driving to the you know getting your ear pierced

your choice getting up going to a brothel paying someone have sex with you your choice, getting up, going to a brothel, paying someone to have sex with you, your choice. These are all things that are your choice. They all require a story that you have to tell yourself to go down that way, to move. And then the second you, when you stop watching the story is when you start living the story, right? So if you're watching the story, you're not living the story. You're just watching the story. You're in stillness.

I'm an observer of it. Observer. I have an itch on my head. I need to get up and take my kids to school. It's all just the same horseshit just everywhere, right? And then there's bodily sensations that come along with those thoughts and those sensations. and as you become a practitioner of watching that you become better at what stories you want to choose or act on but but you still get swept away by some right you scratch your head like i'm trying not to say the f word but i can't and it's

coming out of my mouth and i'm like oh shit i didn't see it i reacted to something that caused that to come out and then i see it the same time the audience sees it. And so you have this guy, you have something as intense as taking an injection from Pfizer. It's the Cobra in the room. You can't take your eyes off of it. There's it, you would be insane if I threw a Cobra into a room and you didn't stop what you were doing. You're like, oh, honey, no nut right now. I have to watch the cobra. No matter what was on the table, when someone throws the cobra into your room, you have to watch the cobra. And if you don't, you're crazy.

and eventually you if you you you will have uh maybe so much fear so much anxiety or something that you'll do something drastic i don't know what that would be you try to attack the cobra you you make a calculated risk you try to stick to the ceiling you kill yourself i don't know what actions you do but that but that that injection what we just went through same with like 9-11 that was that that was a sweep of unconsciousness came over the united states of america you just felt it and uh that injection was uh was intense and so for someone who's preaching a deepak did the same thing chopra did the same thing fell asleep at the wheel uh marianne williamson fell asleep at the wheel you know who didn't fall asleep at the wheel um is uh eckhart tolle he called it the so-called pandemic everything is the so-called that's what you want

the wise guru to say the wise guru is not like it's not subscribing to it no it's observing it it's observing it yeah yeah and that was and it's really scary it's it's it's a and that's what makes these people so dangerous that you hold up on a pedestal because someone like that then all of a sudden starts telling you uh uh ben bergeron's putting masks and plastic up in his gyms and this guy's fucking telling you to get the injection and all of a sudden you're listening because you think that that you you you you believe that they're that they've they've pulled this from the ether from their stillness but it's uh it's still my feet i'm uh standing by uh for ryan holiday to admit he fell asleep at the wheel it happens but you have to admit it yeah and you know what it's fair you say that as i i have different um waning and waxing uh feelings about him. Because you're right.

It is okay that people fall asleep at the wheel. It happens to everyone. Hopefully when you wake up, you would course correct and apologize. And I don't follow him to know if he did do that. But I mean, that lady, Marianne. But, um, I mean that, that lady, Marianne Williamson,

who she wrote like that book course and miracles, which is an amazing book, but she locked herself in a fucking house for like a year because she was afraid of COVID. I mean, these, these types of things are just perpetuating some insanity that does not exist in stillness.

You've just been swept by a story and now you're just repeating the story. Contemplating whether I should skip neuropsychoanalysis lecture I drove four hours for, listen to Sevan. What's up, Tony? Wow. He worked out at the gym yesterday. Neuropsycho, no, do that. Do the psycho, neuropsychoanalysis,

and then tell us about it. Catholic bishops resisted the vaccine too. Oh, in the icon photo. we have all fallen asleep at the wheel i don't i don't even know i don't even know what that means i sorry i want to answer you but i don't understand the question feminism is a woman's equality. So falling asleep at the wheel, it's so tricky, right? People think that they're doing good when they're doing bad. Like we don't even really know what good is.

The example I've used a million times is snails crossing the road. You pick the snail up because you don't want it to get run over. You put it back in the bushes. In the bushes you sat it in, there was poison, and your intentions of doing good killed the snail. There's another great story. Two monks are walking out in the woods. They pull up to a stream, and there's a woman there, and she can't cross the stream or she doesn't want to cross the stream because it's wet. One of the monks says, man, would you like me to carry you across the stream?

The lady says yes. He carries the lady across the stream. 20 minutes pass and the one monk says to the other monk, hey, you weren't supposed to carry that lady. We're not allowed to touch women. You weren't supposed to carry that lady across the stream. And the monk looks at the other monk. He goes, well, then put her down.

Meaning he's still holding on to that thought. It's gone. It's done. It's gone. You're still holding on to that thought it's gone it's done it's gone you're still holding on to that thought like you're still i don't i don't the the the thing with women more and more i don't that i'm going more and more maybe i'm late to the party but it's like i don't care what women or men do just everyone should have fun do what you want to do enjoy your life but i do think that there is women are misguided who are guided away

from things that they intuitively know i think if you want to fucking run uh if you want to be the ceo fucking gm and you're a woman good on you like i don't think it should matter whether you're a man or a woman but if for some reason someone is misguiding you from your biological calling and you have this beautiful ability to make kids and they're putting like some sort of it's it's like it's like this um there's a big bucket of of cotton candy and we all know it tastes better than the chicken over here but we don't eat the cotton candy we eat the chicken it's like yeah being the ceo of gm might be great that's the cotton candy you're calling, and what gives you the best outcome at the end of the day is eating the chicken. And that would be probably finding a mate and falling in love and building a trusting relationship and have a kid and a family and go through that process that you're biologically created to do.

And the other way is not what you're biology. Those are just man-made. And there's nothing wrong with man-made. Sorry, I know that's word fuckery. Let me see if I can give you something better. Society created? Yeah, that's kind of fuckery too. It's just we have these biological – I mean, shoes are the other perfect example. People have a litany of reasons why they wear shoes. Look at it. Even extra sloppy nose. Dave's hot chicken. That shit's the crack. so i just don't want i but but it's okay if you choose the cotton candy but it's just it's just this preaching that the cotton candy is the better way to go and that is just not true and then doing it under the guise of this collective well that's what women should do and you're being held down if you don't do that and that's the only way to where strong women

exist and now you've just you're fucking women it's like literally it's the same as telling everyone that you're fucking stupid for walking everywhere because we have electric wheelchairs why are you still walking do you know when i was a little kid i wanted one of those handicap carts so bad and i wrote to the i saw i had this i had this magazine it was called like boys life magazine is way before the internet. And in the back, they had these carts, these three wheel carts that like, you know, the, the, the handicapped people would ride in. This was before they were for obese people.

And I wrote to that company saying, Hey, can I get one of your catalogs? And they sent me that catalog to my mom's house. That's probably like in the fifth grade. And I would get that catalog every quarter and I'd flip through it. And I would just picture myself driving one of those things thank god i didn't ever end up in one right yeah it's just funny because like not a go-kart or anything no no i wanted a car mobile the full fucking obese i'm fucking shopping and fucking now they're everywhere yes and i remember do you remember being a little kid and the first time you see one of those

like at Home Depot or something, you're like, fuck, I want to drive that. You have no fucking clue that it's just for fat motherfuckers. Call her high. So I think you're almost there. Thanks. Until you give people the out to say, oh, it's okay to choose the cotton candy. That to me is the cop-out. It's the ultimate cop-out to the kind of ideology

that's infecting the world. And there was a caller- Okay, okay, let me say this then, Will. But if, okay, okay, I'm gonna agree with you. I'm agree, I agree with you. It's wrong. Okay, I totally 100% agree with you. Let me play a little word game with you.

You're right. It's not okay to choose the cotton candy, but, but does that mean we stop them from choosing the cotton candy? I guess that's more what I mean specifically. It means we make the choice for chicken and steak, the easy, good one. Okay. And this is, there was a caller yesterday who, you know, Oh, the government's not there to support the people. The government's there to get, I mean, to be the government's not there to support the people. The government's there to get, I mean, to be a libertarian is to be a loser. Oh no, oh no, you didn't. Oh yeah. Because this is, it is, it is the agreement, the agreement for unilateral surrender because the

left, they serve their constituents. They serve the people who vote for them. Okay. So this is the good and evil thing. You're saying just let both exist and transcend both. And you're saying you can't, you have to choose good or evil. Exactly. There are no neutral systems. There are no neutral systems in the world. So our system, the government, the economy should exist to promote what is virtuous and what is good. Because it's not, there will never be a world where it is an even playing field for choice to thrive. I think that's the problem though, Will. Because I think we're seeing the fruits of that.

I think that's the problem. I think we are living in a world of good and bad and what's happened, or good and evil. And what's happened is that we've lost our compass. And that's one of the fucking drawbacks of living in a world like that right to what's good today it's back to the snail thing it's it's why the democrats would say you we have to do good and keep the slaves because if we set them free they'll'll hurt themselves. They're too retarded to take care of themselves. They did that under the guise of being good. And so I get worried. I hear you, and I want to believe it, but what happens when the script gets flipped?

I mean, the problem, evil starts winning. And the answer to slavery is not choice or economic freedom. The answer to slavery was the will of the good, even by force of war, that eventually, you know, where the market led to the dissolution of slavery. No, it was the conquest of the people who wanted to enslave a portion of the population. And, you know, so to me, that's the perfect case in point of what I'm talking about. There comes a time where certain choices in life are not, are so bad that they should be crushed by any means necessary. And I'm not saying that for like women working outside the home, but I do think we should live in a society where a woman doesn't feel like she

has to go work as a consultant, making widgets instead of raising her children. Or be in mid-level management at Apple. Yeah. Right. Oh yeah. You know, that sounds disgusting. Uh, well I have to, I, uh, I appreciate you calling. Thank you. You're so smart. Yep. Thank you. Uh, ladies and gentlemen, I will be back in 55 seconds. What is with this guy? You know, if Howard Stern and Joe Rogan had a baby, you'd be looking at him. Remember the people were live. So don't like start picking your nose or pull your dick out or anything crazy with this guy you know if howard stern and joe rogan had a baby you'd be looking at him remember

the people were live so don't like start picking your nose or pull your dick out or anything crazy like that and this is why this is the greatest show on the internet because there's a comment here that says a lot of pre-cum and then right after there's a comment that says it's so sad let's go back to hand jobs people without their names and they uh no one clipped that and played that on the internet. A thumb with a mustache. Yes. A guy named Johan Lopez called you a thumb with a mustache. Wow. Man, that seven on podcast is dull as shit.

Okay. You guys have a great day okay you too thanks for calling no i was feeling familial like it was my mom i was talking about oh missed the cue not back in the 55 seconds the one thing that i think is interesting about the last caller was that he was saying it was good. And then we need to protect good. And in some cases, it's stream with war, therefore making that bad. So it's always hard to say, like, there's a good and there's an evil. Because like Sevan was saying, at some point, the script could get flipped.

So rather than viewing things as good or evil, because then you have to be better than to be the good person, right? Protecting everybody from the evil that I don't know if that's true. I think there's more so just trade-offs and outcomes. So you look at like, what is the trade-off and then what is the, what is the outcome? You only missed it by a few seconds, but I just started rolling. I dropped a deuce. That's the first time I've ever dropped a deuce in the history of the show. Yes. That was record speed. That was the first time in the history. How'd you do that? I don't know. I was just thinking the other day. I was like, hey, wow, I've never dropped a deuce during the show.

Dude, that was, that was impressive. I just thought you were peeing for a while. Just, you know, missed it. Forgot about you? No, no. But I was just like, oh, it took an an extra minute so i just started talking about that last caller he called it uh turntable turntable turntable absolutely was market force which led to the abolition abolition of slavery the north opposed slavery more for economic than idealistic reasons lincoln even said he didn't consider blacks equal uh you know what's interesting what i'm reading is is that it wasn't just the blacks that they didn't think were equal they didn't think anyone in these certain vocations were equal and so the south was also proposing to the north hey let

us come up there let us bring our slaves up there and we'll also start to enslave the whites and what we'll do is we'll just take care of these people it's a total klaus schwab model you'll own nothing and you'll like it now is that good are we are the good guys in that scenario are we the bad guys in that scenario by the way you don't have to dig deep for that people just go type in 1850 uh slavery uh southern democrats and then and then just start they're not you can go to they're not even like um right-wing conspiracy sites it's just like historical sites you can just go to all these sites with just all the historical speeches and start reading them the consensus was is that there was a class of people who couldn't take care of themselves. Yeah. And I have no, I hadn't heard that Lincoln said that they were inferior,

but I have no doubt that it was for, it wasn't for economic reasons. That's, I mean, I haven't come across that yet, but I have no doubt, right? I mean, this slavery was definitely for economic reasons. And there were very few people who owned slaves, by the way, very few. It was 1% of the the between three percent of the um southerners own slaves save uh slavery violates the bill of rights there are several enumerated rights which the federal government is obligated to protect the rest are left to the states and the people uh you're obviously brilliant should certain states be allowed to have slaves so the principle of federalism can be protected wow wow uh no no shower just drop the deuce i pretty much shit unicorn shits it's kind of crazy i have a great

i have a great fuck my shit just so tight run so good uh uh lydia my grandfather was a sharecropper so was greg's dad i wonder i wonder what state you're from uh sorry so is greg's uh granddad and his uncles and they were uh dirt poor my grandfather had to pick cotton and would get beat if they didn't meet the quota. Yeah, man, Greg has some crazy stories of his family and how they had to save money and all this shit to buy land and the whole sharecropper shit. Slaves weren't considered people, so they weren't covered by the Bill of Rights. I wonder if I need to keep looking into this. Unpaid internships are slavery.

Well, you're voluntarily there. I don't think you can left the plantation. God, slavery is just fucking insane. Hey, but they – the thing is it's going on today, but it's just clothed differently. It's just dressed up different. Yep. Yeah-hmm. It's just dressed up different. Yep. Yeah. Yep.

It's harsh. Sorry, podcast. Doing podcast. Did Lydia change her profile picture from her cropped out XX to her eating some sort of burrito? Oh, that's the same girl? I don't know if it's the same one i can't remember if it was spelled differently alabama no shit yeah that's where greg's from greg glassman yeah that's his roots alabama uh that looks like a totally different girl that girl doesn't oh it is her it is her oh i really like that picture of you what is that is that one of those giant, like, turkey legs somewhere?

That's exactly what it is. God, that's a great photo of you. Lookit, you look like you got a big old hot head, too. Do you have a giant head? Right? I mean, from that angle, yeah, it looks kind of like it could be a big, big head in a good way. Lydia, in a good way. Yeah, big heads are great. I've heard it argued that the northern states wanted to levy higher taxes against the southern states for their lack of implementing industrial processes. And that's what ultimately led to the war.

to the war i use the turkey leg for scale then your head's not that big yeah there's a little perspective it's in the foreground you're in the background so we need like a hold up like this uh number seven dads dude i saw something so crazy the other day so i saw um something posted about hunter biden ashley biden's diary on instagram and i couldn't bring i could it's on um david harris's instagram account and i really don't want to show you guys because i don't know if it's true but then so i started googling around looking for ashley biden's diary and there's a fucking copy of it online you can just look at it and i don't even know if that's the real diary but someone has fucking made it it's that it's actual pictures of the pages with the writing no shit and i went to this there's there's a claim that she says in there

there's a claim someone is posting on instagram that she only showered at night to avoid her dad climbing in the shower with her. And it says it's on page 67 and 68 of the diary. So I went to page 67 and 68 of the diary and it wasn't there. So maybe it's not the real diary. Maybe that post is not real. Maybe they're both not real. But fuck, it made my skin crawl. But the account that posted this has like a million and a half followers.

Yeah, but you know who it is? David J. Harris, the black guy. Yeah. Yeah. You see that post is anyway,

you don't have to bring it up. Play this guy. Anyway, just, just, it was just, it, uh,

it kind of rocked my world. That would be fucking disgusting. Here we go. If you have a daughter, you're her first and most important male relationship, and she'll compare every future relationship with you. So please be a loving, providing, and physically strong dad. Embrace your daughter's feminine energy and give her an example of the best man. your daughter's feminine energy and give her an example of the best man set the standard so high that no sim or man complaining about toxic femininity is ever an option because they can't

even come close to dad's competence intellect and love make your daughters become and deserve the best let me know your thoughts below that's if you there's another good one too let me see if i can that one's good i like that one um there's another great one too that's why that's why in the beginning of the show i showed this article in philadelphia where they were paying people a thousand dollars uh if you if you have a kid thousand dollars a month if you have a kid for the first as for the last six months of pregnancy in the first year of the kid's life i'm like dude why are you doing that why are you incentivizing people to have kids weird oh 514 514 completely on the other end of the chart like i like the way this lady says this this is so good i like her hat yeah she's great i tried to find her i would kind of want to i would love to have her this lady on the show

here we go when you speak life into your daughter the confidence that she has the belief that she has in herself is unmatched. So if you have not been there for her or your son, but I'm a woman, I'm talking about your daughter, it's never too late. Speak life into her, spend time with her. Even if it's a distance, call her, FaceTime her. Because when we have a father in our lives that loves us, we are set apart. It's obvious. Every man tells me, I can tell you've been raised by your dad, right? It's a clear difference. It's a clear difference. I love y'all. I love myself because my father told me that when a man tells me I'm beautiful or sexy or fine, that's cool. But my

dad already told me that. I know that. So I'm not sleeping with you because you told me i'm i'm i'm fine or you buy me something you know you understand my dad provided everything that i needed so it's if y'all please the role of a father is beyond important for your sons and your daughters so please be there for them. It is a game changer. When you. Jocelyn Strong, do you believe mothers have a similar responsibility to their sons and what does that look like? You know, it's funny you say that. I'm embarrassed to say this. I I never even thought of that when I when I saw that. But 100 percent, as soon as I read what you said, I was like, oh man, embarrassed isn't the right word. I'm not embarrassed. I'm bummed that I didn't think of it. My mom crazy believed in me and my wife crazy believes in me. And I must've got that. I must've

found a woman who crazy believes in me because my mom crazy believed in me my mom loved me so much and believed in me my whole family did i felt so loved maybe that's why i found suza because suza loves me and my dad loved me maybe i'm just attracted to people who love me but yeah my my i love is surrounded by love growing up and my mom believed in me so fucking much and my wife is just like yeah i believe my wife's just like full believes in me like doesn't matter like she just she just got my back it's crazy it's crazy crazy crazy and i have to assume my mom and printed that um on me to search for that to just support me to be there for me my mom was just always always there for me always always there for me yeah interesting yeah that is interesting i think it's also too what's like rewarded right so like i remember i never got like the best like grades ever right my my report cards always went missing but like i've beaten for bad grades when we would

go and my parents would take us to like different parties or stuff and my mom would see me like come over and like the one kid that everybody was kind of like not really playing with they're just kind of off to the side like i'd be like oh seven like why don't you come over here with us and like kind of bridge the gap and we would get in the car and she would just celebrate that i was like hey i saw what you did over there way to be a leader and like include everybody in that group that was really cool yeah that's awesome and then my dad car went balancing out he's like oh you know tony's boy yeah that kid's fucking weird. But yeah, that's nice.

That's what I would say, too, if my wife said that. Yeah. I'd be like, good job. That kid fucking drools on himself. Good job, boys. Yeah. Wash your hands. Yeah, it was kind of like that.

But my mom would celebrate that stuff and wouldn't just down my confidence when the grades would come back and they would not be the best, you know? So it was just the power of belief and like what you're placing the emphasis on. Like I was a good human and I knew how to work in a social situation really well. And she would celebrate that. And so you attract to people like that. And on the other hand, this isn't to dig at my mom. My mom believed that I should get good grades and she believed I could get good grades. But I needed help.

I needed help. I was in the wrong place at the wrong time shit had gone sideways for me in terms of my academics and her belief in me uh ended up not being a belief in me it ended up being torture for me i couldn't i couldn't get out of the, I mean, relative torture. I mean, I just got bad grades and was just always fucking grounded. No, but, but every, every fucking quarter I would try my hardest. And then three weeks in, I'd be so far behind. I just couldn't keep up intellectually with the rest of the kids, with the school, with none of that. And then that, and I, but my mom believed I could, so she should have let that belief go or she should have found a solution for me in that regard. That's kind of like, I guess, the double-sided.

The double-edged sword there, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, because that belief kind of does turn into a pressure. Yeah, there's a fine line between believing in someone and pressuring them. And why would you say you were bad at school? Was it like you didn't comprehend the material you didn't pay attention didn't find it important like why was that because i was the i was the but i had no fucking peer until the third grade none no one even close every like my vocabulary my social interactions my math skills nothing i

had no i was in a fucking hole i went to this crazy white trash school crazy white trash school you know what i mean like the teachers like smoking outside the classroom and shit uh people my my neighborhood like dudes would just my mom and i'd be out in the front yard dudes would just ride across our lawn with a motorcycle uh neighbor across the street was a cocaine trafficker, got arrested. I mean, just crazy shit. Just fucking gnarly shit. Neighbors fighting with chainsaws. My sister beating up people to protect me.

It was just a fucking shithole, the crazy white trash neighborhood. And so it was easy to be the smartest kid. That was my point at my school. But by the time I had gotten to the third – so for second and third grade, I was just bored out of my, not bored out. Not, sorry. I wasn't bored. I wasn't tested. So I created my own entertainment, pencil fighting, sharpening pencils, spit wads, talking to the teacher, being teacher's pet, trying to kiss girls, throwing rocks. I mean, just just like all the you know what i mean like i just filled my days yeah and then the fourth grade came and i started falling behind a little

and then the fifth grade came and i and in those years i didn't i didn't learn any skills of learning and cultivating wisdom and and then i just all of a sudden, I fell behind, and then I couldn't keep up. You didn't get held back? Did you get held back? No. You were just able to keep moving the train down. And there was this talk. You know what they should – there was this talk.

There was this Asian girl that was the smartest kid in the school too or in this grade, my peer group. And God, I wish I could remember her name. All the Asian kids from my school were from different countries there's like only five of them anyway uh they skipped her up a grade and i remember going up to mrs thompson and i'm like mrs thompson lu sing lu lu sing choy ling wow lu hung loy ching skipped a grade and uh like you got to skip me too like like I can do I remember telling her that I could do everything she could do like what the fuck let's go I loved competing with her oh that's cool and there was a uh there was a um I think what it ended up being there was like a maturity piece that she had that they didn't think i had she wasn't doing spit wads probably not and so that yeah right

she was cool i liked her i always sat by her ling ling yeah let's just like we called it ling ling for short yeah so much work saying her whole name that showed just how smart i was because i could always say her whole full name cultured yeah so you know and then so i just fell behind and my whole life everyone's like oh my like that whole my my first 10 years of my life everyone's like holy fuck you're smart everywhere i went i just remember hearing that and then i all of a sudden i wasn't dumber than a box of rocks yeah yeah yeah all of a sudden I was dumb. Yeah, once you fall behind, you're fucked.

Four. Oh, no, we already did that. Darn it. Man, my shit is like so not up to date. Yeah, but we hammered a bunch of them today. Going through and just trying to erase ones. This one's harsh. John Hopkins psychiatrist Dr. Paul R. McHugh in 2020 said that transgender is a mental disorder because it's biologically impossible.

Biologically impossible. The distinguished service professor of psychiatry said that transgenderism is a mental disorder that merits treatment, that sex change is biologically impossible, and that people who promote sexual reassignment surgery are collaborating with and promoting a mental disorder. Isn't that like so obvious? Mm-hmm. Dr. McHugh, the author of six books and at least 125 peer-reviewed medical articles, made his remarks in a recent commentary in the Wall Street Journal, where he explained that transgender surgery is not the solution for people who suffered a disorder of assumption, the notion that their maleness or femaleness is different than what the nature has assigned them biologically. He also reported the new study showing that the suicide rate among transgender people who

had reassigned surgery is 20 times higher than the suicide rate among non-transgender dr mchugh further noted studies from vanderbilt university in london's portman clinic of children who had expressed transgender feelings, whatever that means, but for whom over time 70% to 80% spontaneously lost those feelings. Do you guys understand that too? I think about the crazy shit that I used to think about when I was little versus now. It's like not even the same person. Right.

Right. Right. Think of the things that mattered to you when you were 17 versus now. Oh, God. Yeah. Your whole day's ruined because someone carded you over buying a can of spray paint. So you're willing to go into Home Depot and steal spray paint. Fucking out of your mind. To go do other illegal activities.

Yeah. Yeah. What the fuck is wrong with you? Nothing. You're 17. Nothing. Not thought through. Yeah.

Nothing. Not thought through. Holy shit, dude. I didn't choose this clip, but I saw a clip the other day, yesterday, and I just couldn't bring myself to show you guys. It's a 13-year-old transgender. It's a boy who is now a girl dancing like in a strip club. Oh, okay. And you just want to fucking throw up. That's crazy.

I don't even understand. But if California wants to let kids do sex changes let them right because it's federalism i i don't know what federalism is do you know what that is no not enough to get in the conversation with uh links in uh and uh tom over there i don't know what they were talking about from before but apparently they're getting into some debate about it yeah you can't um you can't you can't that's the thing yeah i mean you can't you can't let um you can't do that and do that and like claim we can't be like part of a civilized society and be doing that

i mean to be honest i feel that way about the death penalty i feel i think i feel that way now about abortion you can't do you can't kill you gotta protect some shit you gotta protect kids and you can't kill people for a variety of reasons you can't kill people can you be a good guy and still kill people um or by definition now are you a bad guy or does context create the good or the bad? And then so therefore, without context, there is no good or bad? mine and this is yours maybe i'm just closed-minded but i think you have to do that because i think that's what brings out the best in human beings and allows us to evolve i think that's why we have like rocket ships and electric can openers and stuff like that because people we leverage people's egos and creativity and i think i think we have to agree on some shit like that

some imaginary shit and then once we agree on that, yeah, then everything, like you said, I think is right. You go into context and we have to just, we have to, we have to just, it's not going to be perfect, but we have to do our best.

You walked into my property drunk in the middle of the night and I found you in my daughter's room and I fucking shot you. I mean, like, no one's going to agree that you're the bad guy, right? Like, I'm not, I'm not for killing, but I, but I'm not, I don't,

I'm not taking the other guy's life. I'm not going to, I'm not putting that other guy in jail. Yeah, this is it right here. This is exactly it. This is my life. When I was 17, I only wanted to smoke weed and throw things. Yeah, me too. And sometimes throwing balls, other times throwing Molotov cocktails. Yeah, grain silos. Yeah, all that. Yeah. I'd throw some.

I wanted to like, at 17, I probably was like, wanted to take a girl's bra off or something. I just wanted a girl to talk to me. It was so fun. It's so, there's so many of us just nice boys out there. Such a nice boy yeah i just wanted like if a girl would just talk to me like walk home with me i would be like fuck i'd write her name on my school book uh what number is this this one's good speaking of girls uh 510 the importance of paying attention 510 the importance of paying attention situational awareness is key huh yeah huge

huge just pay attention this one we can watch like three times here we go i love the sound of that so what happened she she she wanted a pack of cigarettes and she walked by this place or something there's so much to look at here like like look at her friends boom look at the girl in the but the girl in the next to her to the right is like in black is lumbering. She's so big. Look how she moves. She's lumbering. Look at the, wow, that chick's gait is massive. That's like a Sasquatch walk by.

Yeah, that gait is massive. Look at that. Hey, dude, if you're a guy and you're there, you walk over and help her immediately and get her phone number. Dude, look how she falls down even. Yeah, defeated. Yeah, just defeated. Boom. her immediately and get her phone number dude look how she falls down even yeah defeated yeah just defeated boom hey doesn't drop the cell phone though never it's like you know when they don't drop the beer in the fights yeah never dropped the cell phone man that's funny holy shit listen to this this is crazy uh we used to set shopping carts on the railroad tracks full of rocks in El Monte and wait to see the train hit it.

Dude, that sounds so fun. Oh, my God. That sounds so fun. Yeah. I knew a group of kids that did that with a shopping cart full of two liter sodas. Because like where we're at, there's Safeways up in front. There's a railroad track really close. So they just loaded it up and then,

and then just ran with it out the store and then ran with it over the railroad track. There's probably like a couple of bottles of alcohol hidden in there. Right. So he still does like, well, what are you going to do with all this extra crap pushing on the railroad track?

And if we just have those fast freight trains that come through, there's no real train stops. Did you ever see it happen? No, but we showed up during the aftermath. That's how I knew it happened in the shopping cart was in like bits like you know this bit and it was just the only thing left was the metal frame all tangled up and there was just soda and remember those uh home run pies they're popping the yes yes yes yes they were loaded up with those home run pies yes and uh

yeah we just thought it was god talk about some nasty shit yeah it's even nastier when your buddy jake just goes over and finds the ones that like weren't opened and pockets a bunch and then starts eating them on your and you're like i wonder i wonder if we should i would love to get a train conductor on the show and interview them they must see all sorts of crazy shit they must hit shit all the time yeah and in those train yards and stuff like that too you'd see some weird stuff in those train yards a clock uh you don't know what federalism is question mark i don't it's a division of power between the u.s and the states power in the u.s is federated between national and state sources

basic civics math man man oh then maybe I did know what it was. And that's determined by the Constitution. That's like the whole abortion thing. Like it should have never been – that power should have – it's not that they made – recently when they overturned Roe versus Wade, it's not that they made abortion illegal. They just took the authority away from the federal government. So that's what federalism is? Why didn't you just say so, man? Why didn't you just say so, man?

Did you ever notice that clock is at 7 o'clock, which was the premium time for starting the show? I wonder if that's a coincidence. Or because of 7 on 7? Oh. That's probably more likely. Your guess is probably more correct than mine. I'm going to guess it's just all a coincidence.

There are no coincidences. Yes. Okay, 520. I've never in my life boughten. I've done done some dumb things don't get me wrong don't i've never bought a cheese it in my life i've never spent any of my money on a cheese it ever ever i can't imagine going to the store and buying those i went in and bought a shitload of saltines the other day and just so my kids and i could fling them feed them to seagulls

okay here we go this is this is woke logic liberal logic here liberal logic okay let me explain let me explain so so so they took auntie j off her own box of pancake mix because it was racist to have a black woman on a box of food but it's not racist to have a black man dressed as a woman doing woman face on a box of food this is rupaul on a box of Cheez-Its. Okay. Shit begets shit. Woman face. I know, that's good, right? Goldfish, nope.

I've never bought goldfish either. I think my wife one time bought the boys goldfish for the beach, but she didn't buy the goldfish brand. She bought something that was like Whole Foods sold or something that was probably the same shit, but just in a brown package. So you think it's cool. We bought all the kid, kid tested mom approved items. Yes. Yes. Who was that? What, whose, whose slogan was that? I think that was like a general mills maybe or something, but it just reminded me of a goldfish,

but I don't know if it had to do with the goldfish. No, I, I've eaten goldfish. I just have never bought them i i actually enjoyed as a kid putting the goldfish in my mouth and then biting them in half so it like falls like i would bite them on the seam so it falls in half like a like a um do you know that that feeling when you do that and then and then um like a a sunflower seed. But I never bought that shit. I just can't imagine. Like it's not like they even taste good.

The goldfish? Yeah, or the cheeses. I mean they don't taste bad, but it's just like. A lot of those are like vehicle for salt. Yeah, that's what I was thinking too, exactly. Just some crunchy, some with texture, but it's just a lot of salt then as you're eating it you're like realizing that all you want is like the real salty one and then you're like eat for a little bit longer to find that like goldfish or you know the chip that's like extra salty yeah yeah yep uh number um 527

this is this is just this is what do you think should happen here do you take this wheelchair away from this guy look how dangerous what i'm about to show you is crazy dangerous i just love that opening what do you do so i'm going to point paint the crazy dangerous. I just love that opening. What do you do? So I'm going to paint the picture. There's a guy here in a wheelchair. We'll watch this a couple times. Okay. But there's a guy in a wheelchair.

It's at the Goodwill. I think it's a guy. I have no idea, actually, if it's a man or a woman. But this is just crazy. Oh, grandma kicked it into high gear. This is just oh grandma grandma kicked it into high gear this is just crazy look at the lady over there getting smashed look at that lady getting smashed hey dude that could have that could have broken that lady's hip

that's nuts right so it's like a it's like a 400 pound person 300 pound person in a wheelchair That could have broken that lady's hip. That's nuts, right? So it's like a 400-pound person, 300-pound person in a wheelchair who demolishes a... Oh my goodness. Yeah, like what do you do? Can you revoke the electric wheelchair license? Well, if you watch, both of the person's hands come up. So I don't, you know, it looked like it might have got stuck or there was some sort of issue with the wheelchair, right? Like they're not on it.

Didn't mistake gas for brake there. Or like their shirt got caught on the throttle. Could be. Or the bodily part, little hangover, lock that thing down. I just feel sorry for that lady who gets smashed between the carts and then she goes down. You notice the worker just cruised by too? No, no. Really?

Okay, so watch it again. Watch the top screen where the wheelchair person starts. Watch the person in the blue vest, which I'm going to assume is the worker. Right here. And walks on by. Yeah, where's he going? He's not kidding.

Somebody in the comments said he's on break. He's like, I'm on break, guys. This is someone else. Wow. Yeah. Hey. Anyway. You guys want to watch one more of those?

Here you go. Here's another one. This is a school bus. I don't know what year. Oh, this is 2012. This is number 524, Child on Bus. This is in 2012. You're going to see just, it only takes one smart person. It only takes one person to help. This kid probably saved, I don't know,

10 kids lives from dying. Maybe if they would have hit something, maybe more. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Maybe if they would have hit something, maybe more. Look it, none of the other kids are even helping. They're frozen. Starts chest compression on him and then look at him. This kid is the one who actually goes back and gets his cell phone too.

Same kid does it all. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh oh my gosh dude that's nuts that's a kind of situation where people just get like frozen and they're unsure if they should do something or not do something look at people yelling stop the bus man yeah that's it kind of goes back to what you were

saying when i first came on like if you see somebody um like you think they're beating their kid like do you intervene do you not intervene like what's the right thing to do in that scenario and a lot of people just get frozen like if you see a scene like that or something because it happens so fast and like your your mind is like is this really happening and then as a time it's processing that you're going should i stick my neck out there and then do something about this turns out that kid is actually 30 years old and part of 21 Jump Street. All right, guys. Thanks for sticking with me this morning.

Slow start. Soon as it came, save the day. Third 6 a.m. show in a row. Thought I'd try it out. That was early. Oh, boy. Oh, no, I will. I will. I will. Someone text me.

Nobody knows what good or evil is. Someone's garbage is another man's treasure. Someone's evil is another man's good. Mm-hmm. Was that Will guy the same one that called the other day and was like tried to explain objective truth and said that i like whatever he started he's like suzo i love the guy but and then went into the objective truth argument that was the guy will who said oh i was oh i don't know i don't know i don't i don't know um seven i have good news before you

go okay i'm ready how do you hold up throughout the day basically i'm gonna i'll nap at some point uh i broke the 30 pound loss uh this past week 31.5 pounds so far i ran a 5k this morning for the first time since 2020 damn dude congratulations that's awesome nice work uh david we don't let dan and 12 doses bully you son well thank you little words of encouragement yeah dude that's crazy good Good job. Yeah. I'd like to lose 30 pounds. I'd like to get all emaciated. One of the listeners of the show all the time that her mom, and she used to be a member of the gym, she lost over more than 100 pounds now. And she attributes a ton of it to listening to the show when she would just start on her walks. And she looks incredible now. She's just still crushing it.

She did attribute it to the show? and she looks incredible now. She's just still crushing it. She did attribute it to the show. Yeah. She said that that's where she kind of started with. It was would listen to it and just go on her morning walks and was being encouraged by a lot of the stuff you would say and the person responsibility factor. And she was already a hard worker and stuff like that, but she just really turned on like getting herself healthy and doing it for herself. And she, I mean,

she's like two years or a year plus into this process, down a hundred and something pounds. God, that makes me happy. It's nuts when you like look at it, like on Instagram, when you like see her, you're like, holy smokes. Like she is like killing it. Her mom calls you the F word guy.

Oh, that's solid. Yeah. Cause she's like, yeah, we watched the show, but she really likes it. But I call him the F word guy. Cause he says that for a lot. That word guy, Heidi Krum. If I lost the show, but Joy really likes it. But I call him the F word guy because he says the F word a lot. The F word guy. Heidi Krum, if I lost 30 pounds, I'd be sickly.

Yeah, don't do that, Heidi. My mother lost over 60 pounds when she did CrossFit with me for a year. So proud of her. Wow, lucky 23. I don't even see that person post before. That's cool. I never see that. There's been some new ones.

There's been some new people for sure. I'll do your macros who heidi's see heidi just get just just gaunt okay guys thank you thank you for sticking with me david okay i won't get bullied you guys are all great talk to you tomorrow tomorrow we don't have a show tonight ufc tonight okay bye