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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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I asked, so, I asked the discord what they wanted
to talk about. Elijah said that the top of the
list for him is he needs five minutes of us
talking about pat bev. I'm I'm gonna say this. That's

(00:23):
actually the only thing we talked about in the in
the group chat today. Uh And I'm okay. To give
the context for people who have not been following this,
you know, he was arrested a couple of days ago
and it was put out there. I'm assuming, but this
is an assumption by someone on his team, Like, you know,
Patt is a family minded guy, and you know, you

(00:45):
you find your fifteen year old sister, you find your
he finds his a little sister with a grown man,
and you know, you know, let's just wait for all
the details to come out. And he was like responding
to this, encouraging this interpretation and that he was arrested
for beating up an adult man that he found in

(01:05):
bed with his fifteen year old sister, and the details
came out today that he actually beat up his fifteen
year old sister. And the further details in the story
I actually read. The TMZ story on this was that
the sister has snuck out of his Every detail makes
it worse. Elijah, Yes, his sister has snuck out of
her house with where she was living with her mom

(01:27):
to go meet her boyfriend at the park. Her boyfriend,
by the way, it has even since come out since
the TMZ wereport boyfriends seventeen. So fifteen year old girl
sneaking out to meet her seventeen year old boyfriend, a prey,
run of the mill high school shit, oh man, yes, yeah, yeah.
So she then comes home, I mean that part they

(01:50):
met at the park, like you know, like yeah, like
they didn't meet at the warehouse, like they met at
the fucking park. So anyway, she comes home, the mom says,
invite your boyfriend over, and she does damning evidence right there,
and it's fucked up, but it's part. I do think
It's part of what turned my stomach so much about

(02:11):
the story is that the mom had done that as well.
So then pat Bev comes over and I mean, according
to her statement, choked his sister, threw her down, punched
her in the face. She said that he choked her
for the thirty seconds. You know, listen, I mean, obviously
the criminal justice system innocent to blah blah blah blah blah.

(02:34):
Like the the people who examined her says she had
you know, she had bruising around her neck and that
her eyelids had I forget the name of the thing,
but the thing your fucking eyes get man, when you
had bloods cut off, yeah, you know. And so I

(02:56):
just think this is like the worst This is get
everything we talk about about, the worst kind of misogyny,
like allegedly, and he and what he was saying to
her was like, I'm gonna be the one in the
family who kills you. That's what he said. And it's
is this honor shame bullshit. It's you know, a lot

(03:17):
of it is wrapped up in the worst parts of religion,
a lot of it is wrapped up in the worst
parts of honor. But you're allegedly protecting your sister, which, hey,
if that story was true that you found an eighteen,
nineteen twenty year old man or whoever whatever with your
fifteen year old sister. Hell yeah, I'd have beat the
fuck out of her.

Speaker 2 (03:36):
That motherfucker'll fuck up.

Speaker 1 (03:38):
You know what I'm saying. But this is not that.
This is what they use that cover right for you
beat up your fifteen year old little sister is fucking insane,
and it's it's evil for the mom to have teed
it up.

Speaker 2 (03:53):
That is like understanding what a mom plays, the role
a mom plays in our lives right right for that
be the to be the person who have to have
set that up. I honestly am not smart enough to
come up with a word for that, but that is
demon behavior. I just cannot imagine the amount of betrayal

(04:20):
I have felt outside of getting my ass beat by
my older brother to protect my honor get this motherfucker
the fuck out of here. Bro y'all know how I
feel about people. We talked about what I'm fighting. Put
them on that list and we can keep that, yep,

(04:42):
And you feel what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (04:44):
Yeah, I I, But but I do you know that
there's I don't I don't know. I mean, if people
don't want to talk about it, we don't have to
talk about it. I do think there's something to this,
like we are believers, I think in this podcast, and
I'm definitely a believer in my life in the in
the middle ground. I do think there's a place as

(05:05):
a man to be a protector and to be a
source of strength for the women in your life. I
really strongly believe that and have tried to live that
in a positive way. And it's so closely tied to
the negative side of masculinity that you have to police
it in yourself and in your friends and in the world.

(05:28):
And this is such the way that that story was
used as a cover for what he actually did is
I really think like the exact is the exact thing.
Bro