Episode #22 - From Dirty Fingers to Treasured Trinkets

Is the Illuminati pulling the strings behind the scenes, or is it all just a load of hooey? On this electrifying episode of the Scotty Dunt X Show, we serve up conspiracy theories and secret societies with a side of humor and a dash of skepticism. Get ready to laugh out loud as we dissect the absurdities of these outlandish claims while pondering what it means to have meaning in our lives. And hey, if you’ve ever been asked to ditch your dirty-fingered passion for something more "acceptable," you’ll want to tune in for our hilarious take on hobbies versus obsessions.

But that’s not all—we're also diving into the murky waters of collecting versus hoarding. From Pez dispensers to classic comics, we explore when accumulating items becomes a problem and why our treasures are often someone else's trash. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just someone with a pile of "future projects" in the garage, this episode offers a lighthearted but insightful look at what it means to truly cherish your collections. So grab your favorite snack, tune in, and maybe gain a new appreciation for your quirky passions.

Instagram @ScottyDontX,
Facebook @ScottyDontX,
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ScottyDontX
Twitter/X @ScottyDontX,

ScottyDontX - there you look, there I am!

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, okay, we are the.

Speaker 2 (00:02):
Illuminati.
Welcome to the Scotty Dunt XShow, episode 22.

Speaker 1 (00:07):
May someone have mercy on your soul.

Speaker 2 (00:10):
Listen up folks.

Speaker 1 (00:12):
You may or may not be about to hear some real fringe
stuff, this podcast is gonnadive deep into the weird the
wacky and the downrightdangerous we're talking about
maybe conspiracy theories,secret societies, and other out
there nonsense.
Now I'm not saying it's allfalse, but let's be real there

(00:33):
is no Illuminati, so put on yourtinfoil hats and buckle up but
remember we're not responsiblefor anything that happens after
you press play.
You've been warned.

(00:58):
It's that time.
Open the streaming file on yourfavorite podcast app and you're
tuned in here.
Let's see.
Do I have a witty movie quoteto start off?

Speaker 2 (01:14):
I'm not sure what's more frightening the idea that
life could be meaningless or theidea that it might have meaning
.

Speaker 1 (01:38):
Okay, when is a hobby , an obsession, for making their
husband give up his hobby, hispassion working on and repairing
and restoring cars?
Well, the person brought upsomething like the garage is all
full of car parts, but when thehosts drilled down, it was well

(02:05):
, his hands are always dirty.
His fingernails are dirty.
Yeah, you want him to stop hisjoy so he can have clean
fingernails.
Yeah, the solution was a Googlesearch away.
It's like Goop Off or Goopagonor Orange Cleaner it's the stuff

(02:29):
that has the pumice impregnatedinside of other pumice and a
weird feeling thing.
But, yeah, it can get youcleaned up.
Or she could, you know, get outthere and work on the car with

(02:51):
him.
Like the scene from Ghost,instead of throwing clay,
they're throwing brakes on a 57T-Bird.
Now, collecting versus hoardingthat's where it gets interesting
.
If a person is collecting lotsof different things, and
especially things in ill repair,that's hoarding.

(03:14):
Excuse me, that's hoarding andthat's generally downvoted by
people.
But if you're getting all ofthe Pez dispensers ever made,
then you're on the TV news fordoing something cool.
So, hoarding versus collecting.

(03:36):
I got out of comic bookcollecting, reading and enjoying
as a monthly activity when theaverage cover price went above
75 cents.
75 cents was a great price, inmy opinion, for getting your

(04:00):
stories your stories, becausecomic books don't take that long
to read, unless you're lookingat them with a magnifying glass.
And I don't even talk to eachother anymore.
You can just google it.
Why are you listening to this?
You could find out theinformation by googling it.

(04:21):
Aha, here's the differenceCuration and how this stuff
comes to you.
And you may not have thoughtabout collecting versus hoarding
today.