Navigating Poor Judgments, Trans Acceptance, and Social Issues: Insights and Reflections

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Can poor judgment land you in the unemployment line? Tune in to discover how a real estate agent found himself jobless after a jaw-dropping Instagram post involving his manager's unfortunate bathroom mishap. We'll dissect the ill-advised choices on both sides, from Monica's decision to use a non-functional toilet to the agent's regrettable decision to share the incident online. With humor and critical reflection, we examine the workplace consequences and explore how such situations could be handled more professionally.

Mental health is universal, yet misconceptions abound, especially when it comes to trans acceptance. We'll set the record straight, debunking the myth that mental health issues are tied to one's identity or beliefs. Our discussion shines a light on the hyper-polarization surrounding trans individuals and the unnecessary legislative scrutiny they face. By emphasizing genuine human connection and basic respect, we advocate for a balanced approach that avoids making others uncomfortable through overzealous support.

From discriminatory laws against transgender individuals to the complexities of LGBTQ rights in Pakistan, we cover significant social issues that often get sidelined. Hear our critique of political priorities that ignore urgent matters like housing and infrastructure, and our call for voting to prevent the election of discriminatory officials. We’ll also discuss effective parenting techniques, the dangers of sextortion, and the ethics of running a business with philanthropic goals. Don’t miss our exciting announcement about future live podcast sessions—this episode is packed with insights and reflections that will leave you with plenty to think about.

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Speaker 2 (00:10):
you are now locked in to the pc principles podcast
today, I got fired, um, from myjob.

Speaker 1 (00:18):
I'm a real estate agent and I got fired because,
uh, something that I post ininstagram.
And they call me to the officeand they asked me to remove
everything, which I did, andafter I removed the post and the
picture that I put, I was toldthat I no longer working for the
company.

(00:38):
And all this is because mymanager, monica and she's the
one that created all this shittyscenario, she's the one that
pushed for me to lose my job.
And today I'm outside my housebecause I don't have the balls
to see my wife and tell her whathappened, you know, and I had
kids, and I'm going to tell youthe whole story and I'm going to

(00:58):
show you the picture that I putin Instagram, because you need
to see that to understand how.

Speaker 3 (01:05):
Fuck this guy.

Speaker 2 (01:07):
There we go.

Speaker 3 (01:12):
Wait.
What do you guys feel aboutthat?
So some guy lost his fuckingjob.
He lost his job, can't talk tohis wife, can't go home.
Excuse me, it's a wrap.
So he apparently got fired.
So if this is just a guybitching and whining about
losing his goddamn job, I meanhe's not bitching and whining,

(01:33):
you're clear.

Speaker 2 (01:35):
Your, your boss, decided to take a shit in a
non-working toilet and shelocked the door and left the
house and acted like she didn'tdo it.
So it's like you didn't getfired for no reason well, yeah,
dude, you put you.

Speaker 3 (01:53):
It's one thing to take the photo and let me tell
you guys, this shit looks like afucking missile, dude, dude.
Like that shit looks like acalifornia burrito I don't want
to be crass played.
She's not worried about buttplay after dropping that load,
I'm just going to say that rightnow that shit is as big as a
fucking leg, dude.

Speaker 2 (02:13):
Bro, that's a fucking Coke can in a toilet.
So she takes a shit.
So it's a she.
Yeah, it's a woman.
Her name is Monica.

Speaker 3 (02:22):
So she takes a shit in this toilet, in a bathroom,
which is just false.
She should be fired for that.
There's no running water.
You just go ahead in this openhouse and then you take a shit.
So you already fucked up doingthat.
I mean, this is your livelihood, you can't just be going.

Speaker 2 (02:42):
That's something like knock-level shit.
You're trying to sell the house, though, but that's not even
your house.
That's you shat in someone'shouse.

Speaker 3 (02:48):
Technically, you don't do that in anybody's house
just as a normal human being,like if you gotta go, shit.

Speaker 2 (02:53):
Like bro, go down the street number one, it's
actually better to shit outsideof that situation, because at
least you could cover it.
You could throw it away here.
Someone else had to clean thatshit up from the toilet you
gotta shit that demon out.

Speaker 3 (03:06):
You knew way before your stomach been told your
stomach was gurgling waybeforehand.

Speaker 2 (03:11):
Yeah, that is a tube that she just shot out, so
that's a fail there.

Speaker 3 (03:15):
The other fail is that look, this is open, this is
your house that you're tryingto sell.
You knew, because you're therealtor, that there was no water
, that there's no water.

Speaker 2 (03:21):
You knew you rushing the workers, telling them to
hurry the fuck up, bossing themaround, and then the coup de
grace on the whole day is youtake a shit in a non-working
pool.
It might as well have been apool, it might as well have been
an empty pool, but you take ashit in the toilet and you lock
the door though.
So you knew you were wrong.

Speaker 3 (03:39):
I got to be like look , I got to dip.

Speaker 1 (03:50):
I gotta be like look, I gotta dip, I'm not gonna tell
you guys what it is.

Speaker 2 (03:52):
I just gotta I'll be back.
I'll be right back.

Speaker 3 (03:53):
I gotta go mcdonald's emergency boom, taco bell, boom
.
Exactly target, boom.
No, she's walmart.
She just like slid that out ofher butt cheeks and was like nah
, look, if you're, if your bossis gonna do that, that's out of
pocket, it's hella that is outof pocket.

Speaker 2 (04:00):
But he also fucked up yo and she didn't wipe her ass
either, because you see there'sno toilet.
Do you think the dudes before?
They took the picture, decidedto touch it and take the toilet
paper out.
No, it's in her pocket.
This bitch just did not wipeher ass.
Bro, you're gross lady you eversee those?

Speaker 3 (04:17):
you ever seen those videos where, like, like some
lady was just going like astarbucks and she'll just like
she'll?

Speaker 2 (04:23):
just think it's shit.
I just saw a video like that ofa lady Like just some nasty ass
shit Wiling out in the store.

Speaker 3 (04:27):
Took a shit in the store after she stood up Like a
bird and just dipped.

Speaker 2 (04:30):
Oh God, Like no wipe.
No, nothing Bro, you're ananimal.

Speaker 3 (04:33):
You're an animal.
So she fucked up on that countand he fucked up by taking a
picture and tagging her.
But that's not something you doon social media.
You don't put that.
That's your boss.
If anything, you take a pictureand send it to your coworkers
that you're cool with and belike look at this motherfucker
over here.
I don't know, bro, can youbelieve this?

Speaker 1 (04:53):
I'm not mad at him for doing it.

Speaker 2 (04:55):
I'm mad at her for doing it, bro, I'm sorry he
posted the picture of the shitand tagged her.

Speaker 3 (04:59):
That's on you.
You're gross, you're tagged.

Speaker 2 (05:01):
bro.
You're gross.
You deserve to be ridiculedpublicly, You're fucking gross.

Speaker 3 (05:06):
Yes, but would you do that You'd post it, or would
you just send it to yourcoworkers and be like I wouldn't
even take a picture of it to behonest with you.

Speaker 2 (05:13):
You'd just be like ugh, I'd straight up in a full.
I'd be in a group message.
I'd be like work who took ashit the toilet.

Speaker 3 (05:22):
Okay, so it wasn't me and it wasn't this nigga
standing next to me.

Speaker 2 (05:25):
Who was it?
So you knew it was your boss.
What, then, are you posting it?
I see, I'm not gonna post it tosocial media, I'm just gonna be
like who the fuck did it?
I'm gonna call, I'm gonnaobviously call the person out in
a group message to everyone inthe fucking thing, hey, and if I
get fired for that, so be it hecalled his boss.

Speaker 3 (05:42):
He called his boss out on social media with the pic
and tagging like is this you?
Is this all you?

Speaker 2 (05:49):
I mean don't shit in the pool, don't shit in the pool
I don't know, dude, I don'tknow dude he has.

Speaker 3 (05:55):
He's ashamed to go home now and talk to his wife.
So if it's that dire sometimesyou just got to keep down the
love we're like.
Look man, I mean that's fucking, I don't know, it's but it's.
But now he's like I can't gohome, it's not even.

Speaker 2 (06:06):
It's not even just, it's not even just disrespectful
.
It's disrespectful to these,these men who had to do this to
clean the house up.
It's disrespectful to theactual house owner trying to
sell their house.
It's disrespectful to thetoilet itself, because you stain
that there's no water in there,somebody's got to pay the water
bill.

Speaker 3 (06:23):
Just to turn that shit on, just to flush it.

Speaker 2 (06:28):
That's going to take about five flushes, bro.
Just looking at that shit.
That shit's diabolical as fuck.
Lady Monica, you deserve,you're an animal.

Speaker 3 (06:34):
You belong outside.
You're an animal.
That is a goddamn missile dude.
Oh, hope I didn't ruin youguys' dinner, hey, hey, you know
what?
I wonder what kind of flackhe's getting.
Is there people supporting himor not?

Speaker 2 (06:56):
I mean, I'm supporting him.
Fuck it.
Your boss shouldn't have donethat.

Speaker 3 (06:59):
Yeah, I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 (07:01):
Yeah, no matter how you cut it, your boss should not
have done that.

Speaker 3 (07:04):
I get that, but going online with it was not the
right move.

Speaker 2 (07:06):
It was Okay.
Obviously it's out of pocketand don't do that.
Obviously, if you're aprofessional and you're in a,
you know, white-collarenvironment, blue-collar
environment, whateverenvironment, you shouldn't be
doing that.
But you shouldn't be takingshit in toilets, thinking you're
above the law either.

Speaker 3 (07:28):
They went into wherever they lived.
So I work in construction.
There's a bunch of differenttrades in there electricians,
plumbers, wah wah wah.
Somebody went into where theelectricians work and I guess
they had beef with someelectricians over there.
So somebody went in there andall the electrical shit inside
of this box and took a shit inthe box that's out of pocket and

(07:50):
nobody knows where it is.
There's just a box of shit justsitting over there we that's
out of pocket and nobody knowswhere it is.
There's just a box of shit justsitting over there.
We're just like ugh, that's notfun.
That's not the way I'm going toget back at anybody.

Speaker 1 (07:59):
I'm not going to take a shit.

Speaker 3 (08:01):
That's just some like .
That's like some meth head shit, that's just like some weird
shit, like who the fuck squatsover a box to take a shit, to
take shots at somebody?

Speaker 2 (08:16):
Weirdos do that weirdos do that, man,
unfortunately.
Oh man, that's gross.
So you know you get in topic,I'll get in the next one so um
dickhead move, that is adickhead move.

Speaker 3 (08:25):
People do that all the time and people are petty as
fuck, and when you take a shitin somebody's shit, that's uh
ultimate petty in my opinion.
Yeah, so uh, on to some othernews.
Um, a florida law blockingtreatment for transgender
children is thrown out by afederal judge.
Apparently the scientists a lotof these like bullshit, as laws

(08:48):
are always coming out offlorida, alabama, it's all
something like bible states orlike some down where they're
just like oh, this is not like,christian like or whatever.
So apparently they had a lawthat was banning like um, you
can't, you can't have them pick,uh like not identify.
They have to identify as agender, like they have to so

(09:09):
they can't identify as anon-binary?

Speaker 2 (09:10):
no, they couldn't identify as non-binary.
No, they couldn't do that.

Speaker 3 (09:13):
That was a law put in place, or they couldn't be like
I'm they them.
No, you have to say I'm male orfemale so that you can use male
or female bathroom or whatever.
You couldn't do that identitystuff Because you know they're
trying to pander to likeChristians or whatever.
So like, oh yeah, this is likenot what God wanted.

Speaker 2 (09:34):
Like not what god wanted, like you know you can't
pick any of this shit, so yougot to pick what the two genders
are.
Christians are hella lame, noone likes you.

Speaker 3 (09:37):
So there was a lot basically put in place to ban,
uh, the ability to identifyyourself as something other than
male or female okay, eventhough there's like way more
important pressing matters goingon, oh yeah, that we could be
worried about.

Speaker 2 (09:50):
But let's, let's worry about people how and how
they identify.
Gotta get the votes, man, gottaget those christian votes.

Speaker 3 (09:56):
God damn it get the votes.
So a?
Uh this is in fort lauderdale,uh, florida, which is by ap news
.
Uh, this article a federaljudge on tuesday struck down a
20 and 20 2023 florida law thatblocks gender affirming care for
transgender minors and severelyrestricted such treatment for

(10:18):
adults, calling the statuteunconstitutional.
One of the whole littlebathroom, you know something?
That was the law that was putin 2023.
Okay, senior Judge RobertHinkle said the state went too
far when a bar transgenderminors from being prescribed
puberty blockers and hormonaltreatments with their parents
permission.
He also stopped the state fromrequiring that transgender

(10:40):
adults only receive treatmentfrom a doctor and not from a
registered nurse or otherqualified medical practitioner,
and he barred a ban on onlinetreatment for transgender adults
.
Hinkle said transgender peopleare constitutionally entitled to
the legitimate treatment theyneed and quote the late Reverend

(11:03):
Martin Luther King Jr comparedto those who oppose it, to those
who were once against itequality for minorities and
women, and this is quote.
Some transgender opponentsinvoked religion to support
their position, just as someinvoke religion to support their
racism or misogyny.
Hinkle wrote in his 105-pagedecision Damn.

(11:26):
So he basically threw the wholething like dude, you guys are
saying the same shit back in theday with racism and misogyny.
You know laws against women.
Like you didn't want women tovote, um, you didn't want black
people to vote.
You like all like this is thesame type of shit that you're
just trying to pull out in 2023,2024, with transgenders.

(11:47):
Like you're just trying toblock people from being people.
Like why can't they just do?
Why can't you just treat themlike human beings, like you're?
You're treating them likesubhuman beings because they
don't.
They don't fit your profile oflike.
What is your standard?

Speaker 2 (12:02):
and here's my question.
I have a question for you my ownfucking business for the people
that are like okay, so ifyou're, if you find yourself
transgender, then you see, thenit's like a, it's a form of
mental health.
Now, why would you deny now, ifyou see it as a form of mental
health issue or like um problem,like a like, if you're seeing

(12:22):
gender dysmorphia as like amental health problem, why would
you deny care for that person?
Right, it doesn't make sense.
No, because at the end of theday, regardless of what you like
or agree with or don't agreewith, if you see a person with a
mental health issue, you youshould want to help them at the
end of the day, correct or no,of course.
So it's just, it's really weirdbecause there's, there's

(12:46):
republicans out there that arelike trans people.
Trans doesn't exist, it's, it'sall mental health problems and
it's all just crazy people andit's all just crazy people and
it's like, if that's the case,if you do believe that, then
they should be receiving help.
Why are you doing?

Speaker 3 (13:03):
things like this, making it more difficult to
receive help.
It's weird.

Speaker 2 (13:05):
Well, I think the way they look at mental health is
like oh, if you'reanti-Christian you have a mental
health injury, like yeah, ifyou don't believe in God, then
you're crazy, like you're crazy.
Like I don't think that's howthat works, buddy.

Speaker 3 (13:16):
Like they never.
I mean mental health issues isliterally generalized for
everybody.

Speaker 2 (13:22):
It doesn't matter what you are, to an extent,
every goddamn person has someform of mental health problem?

Speaker 3 (13:28):
Yeah, whether you're full-on Christian, whether
you're atheist, whether'resatanist, whether you're
whatever.
Don't believe in shit.
Yeah, any gender like mentalhealth thing is just a fucking
mental health thing.
Yeah, it's not like oh, becauseyou identify as this, like oh,
you're all of a sudden you're amental health problem and not
only that, but you're right,like, like what you're saying.
So why don't you like helpingthem out?

(13:51):
If you feel like it's an issue,if you truly— A mental health
issue.
Yeah, you know, like you know, Idon't understand that Aren't
you a Christian?

Speaker 2 (14:00):
you know, yeah, aren't you—doesn't your God
teach you to love thy neighbor?

Speaker 1 (14:04):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (14:05):
Unless they're trans, of course.
If they're trans, I don't lovethem at all.

Speaker 3 (14:17):
I hate their guts.
As a matter of fact, you know Ifeel really bad for trans
people because it's not fuckingfair.
It doesn't make any sense.
Not only is it not fair, butit's like fuck.
I'm sure there's a lot ofpeople that identify as being
trans and probably what a lot ofthem what they want the most
and I'm not speaking for alltrans people but they just want
to be regarded as a normalperson just like me or you just
like dude.

Speaker 1 (14:31):
I'm just another person normal that's.

Speaker 3 (14:33):
I just want to feel normal.
So then you have.

Speaker 2 (14:35):
But then you have people that are like hyper
they're just like hyper, hyperconservative, to a point where
it's like, yes, if you're notfitting into this cookie cutter,
um, this cookie cutter outline,then you're fucking damaged.
You're crazy, you're bad,you're part of the problem,
you're poisoning the children,it just sucks.

Speaker 3 (14:54):
Uh, you're the devil, it's yeah and all of that, but
they're also, I feel likethey're also getting like hyper,
like hyper attention to whereit's like everybody's like oh,
like, like they can't even like.
They're like walking on pins andneedles like talking to them
you can't do anything like Ihave a friend and they have like
one of their closest friend istrans and like it's funny

(15:17):
because, like when we're all,when I was hanging out with my
my buddy and his like transfriend and all his other buddies
, like that person, it wasn'teven like there was no like
conversation about trans shitright and someone didn't mention
.

Speaker 2 (15:29):
So what do you think about this law?

Speaker 3 (15:31):
oh, no, not only were we like we're not bashing this
person about trans, but we alsoweren't like oh you know we
support trans, like doing allthis ultra supportive stuff.
It was just like you're just aregular person.

Speaker 2 (15:42):
We're just all here talking shit and I'm sure
there's trans people out therethat don't want to get political
.

Speaker 3 (15:46):
No, they don't.
They just want to be treatedlike.
They just want to shoot theshit out of everybody else,
Whatever the fuck they feel likeon the fucking inside.

Speaker 2 (15:51):
They want to be treated like on the outside.
That shouldn't be a polarizingtopic.
We shouldn't be worried aboutwhere someone's using the
bathroom.
Now if someone is being raped ormolested or something like that
.
We will cross that bridge whenthe time comes.
But as far as this weirdfixation on laws specifically
regarding trans people and shitlike DeSantis and what's going

(16:16):
on in Florida, it just there'smore important things going on
in Florida.
Like aren't you guys worriedabout like one of your beaches
being like eroded from like ahurricane?
Like there's more pressing shitgoing on in Florida than these
trans laws that are coming fromjust conservative beliefs.
It's why are we wasting likeeffort towards this when, in

(16:42):
reality, if you just treateveryone like a fucking human,
we can get on to the nextproblem here, you know.

Speaker 3 (16:50):
So I thought that that's.
What was cool about it is thatduring the whole time, we're all
hanging out.
We didn't bring up transanything.
We're all just talking shit toeach other like normal people,
like it was like, and I'm sure,like there's a lot of trans
people that have to deal with alot of people like oh you, they
gotta walk on it.
Oh, like, like I'm I'm justwanting to let you know I'm

(17:10):
pro-trans like there's theopposite side of that too, right
, not only people being supernegative, but also people being
like hyper, like.

Speaker 2 (17:16):
Too supportive.
I'm too much of an ally Likebro.
Just treat me normal and chillLike dude, like just chill dude.
It would be hella weird forsomeone to come to a party and
be like I'm not racist.

Speaker 3 (17:34):
I want you to know I voted for obama twice.
It's like, it's like hell.
Here's bro, I'm human.
Yeah, you might just go come atpeople like, look, hey, dude,
I'm cool, I'm cool black people,I'm hella cool like shut the
fuck up, are you cool or not?

Speaker 2 (17:42):
immediately makes me think you're not cool.

Speaker 3 (17:43):
Black people, exactly , exactly and so it's like
having hella points of like oh,this is what I did.

Speaker 2 (17:50):
Like, yeah, I volunteer on the weekends I'm a
big brother to black people I'mjust like dude, shut the fuck up
like you can definitely beoverly supportive and it comes
off negatively.
So so definitely, uh, I'm surethe majority of the time
motherfuckers just want to betreated like humans, regular
fucking people, not like.
Don't put them on pedestals oranything like that.

(18:11):
Don't treat them differently.
Everyone wants to just betreated equal right.

Speaker 3 (18:15):
Am I crazy?
No, I mean, come on, dude,we're talking about this all the
time that should be the normal,bro.
How hard is it?

Speaker 2 (18:21):
It's extremely hard.
We're literally making lawstrying to fucking make people
feel even worse about themselves.

Speaker 3 (18:28):
Exactly so.
Um, senator Judge Robert Hinklesaid the state went too far
when they're barred, and thatwas his quote.
This stuff has been going onfor other minorities back in the

(18:49):
day for women, it's true, it'svery true For African Americans,
and this is the stuff that'sgoing on right now.
People just want to be treatedlike people.
So this is my quote from him aswell.
Transgender opponents are, ofcourse, free to hold their
beliefs.
This is my quote from him aswell.
Transgender opponents are, ofcourse, free to hold their
beliefs, but they are not freeto discriminate against
transgender individuals just forbeing transgender.

(19:28):
In time, discrimination againsttransgender individuals will
diminish is long, but it tendsto bend towards justice.
Okay, so you know what I mean.
I like that.

Speaker 2 (19:33):
I appreciate it.
It's unfortunate that, likewe're even at this point where
this has to be a constant topic,you know it should just be like
.
I mean, we're facing a fuckinghousing crisis.
By the time the majority ofmillennials retire, there's not
going to be a retirement andwe're over here making laws,

(19:56):
fucking specifically makingtrans people's lives harder.
It doesn't fucking make sense,people.
But again, this is why we arehere to tell you to fucking vote
.
So motherfuckers like thisdon't get into office and waste
everyone's time with bullshitlaws like this.

Speaker 3 (20:14):
There's, like you said.
Like seriously, that's why youshould vote Like DeSantis.
Like how many corruptmulti-billion dollar companies
are out of Florida.
Tons Like in Texas, the dude inTexas.
How many like rolling blackouts.
All your citizens in the damnstate have to deal with rolling
blackouts for like weeks.

Speaker 2 (20:35):
Anytime there's a big storm coming, anytime there's a
heat wave coming, texas energygrid fucking falls off the map.

Speaker 3 (20:42):
They fail, it fails.

Speaker 2 (20:44):
That is your state, your governor you should be
electing someone who A doesn'tgive a flying fuck about whether
someone's going to have anabortion or not.
Who gives a fuck?
Why are you bribing people totell on people about if they're
having abortions?
We should be trying to fixroads and get our infrastructure
up, so where, if there is a, astorm or a heat wave coming, all
the fucking power doesn't justturn off.

(21:05):
Right, you cocksucker.
But no, no, no, let's worryabout abortions, you don't sad
about.

Speaker 3 (21:10):
That's more important .
You don't sad about all that.
I think it's they're doing itbecause they're doing it to get
a vote.
So it's like that's what peoplewant.
Well, it's what's that base.

Speaker 2 (21:21):
It's what that side.
It's what that conservativeRepublican wants.

Speaker 3 (21:25):
Yeah, it's unfortunate If somebody came
like look, we need to fix thepower grids.
We need to do that in Texas.
We need to fix the power grids.
We need to treat transgendersequal.
That dude will get burned onthe cross they would throw my
guy.

Speaker 2 (21:39):
They would throw my guy in a mental institution.
They would throw my guy in amental institution.
They'd be like Jesus.
They didn't allow this.
They would baptize him on stagewith holy water.
Yo, as he's talking Like he'sthe devil, Jesus, that freed the
Jews God.

Speaker 1 (21:54):
While the.

Speaker 3 (21:54):
Jewish people in fucking Israel are fucking like
murdering kids.

Speaker 2 (21:58):
Just genocide openly and America's over here just
supporting it like that.

Speaker 3 (22:03):
That just came full circle in like some fucked up
way like I don't fucking get it.

Speaker 2 (22:09):
I don't get it, dude.
Life is fucking bullshit.
I used to be religious.
I used to be very, veryreligious.
I used to too, and then I wokeup one day and was just like
what the fuck am I doing?
It's not just that, but like ithasn't done shit for me.

Speaker 3 (22:22):
Cancer to society it's cancerous when people use
in the wrong way, because mostpeople do yes they do.
That's the problem when I usedto be, when I used to be really,
really, really religious, Iwould always look in a situation
like this what would jesus do?
And by that, in my head, it wasa person that always stood up

(22:43):
for the weak, stood up for thepoor.

Speaker 2 (22:45):
Never judged anyone.

Speaker 3 (22:46):
Never judged anybody.
Nobody needs to be judged.
He was hanging out with thestrippers and the poor.

Speaker 2 (22:53):
He was hanging out with literal whores and poor
people.

Speaker 3 (22:56):
He was washing their feet.
Yes, so the ideology of thisJesus Christ person was very
appealing to me because I waslike, okay, you want to be
symbolic of a person that neverjudges anybody, only wants to
give no judgment.
You know what I'm saying, andso, like I wanted to, kind of,
so that's where I fell into that.

Speaker 2 (23:15):
That's what you wanted to embody.

Speaker 3 (23:17):
That's what you wanted to embody.

Speaker 2 (23:18):
I have a false sense of fucking pride and I'm gonna
lord that over everyone.

Speaker 3 (23:23):
All of a sudden, yeah , everybody's taking it like I'm
on the high horse and you're apeasant and I'm like that,
literally, literally doing, likeyou're literally doing some
other christian.

Speaker 2 (23:33):
You just became like all of a sudden.
You're like a form of royaltynow yeah, so then you can kick
your nose up.
It's like you're a lord of astate estate now, or something
everyone that's like a sinner islike below you like jesus only.

Speaker 3 (23:45):
People need to understand jesus only hang out
with sinners.
Yeah, he only hang out withsinners.
He's not sitting there hangingout.
The motherfucking betrayed hisass and he got hung on a cross.
He got nailed to a cross by oneof his homies literally.
You know what I mean.

Speaker 2 (23:57):
So it's like and if it was a good friend, if it
wasn't a piece of shit friend,that probably wouldn't have
happened.
But he only hung out with thescoundrels and shit.

Speaker 3 (24:04):
If he was Jesus Christ, you should have had him
struck by lightning and be likeyou can zap twice.

Speaker 2 (24:09):
From the foot up.
Where was God at?
Why didn't he fucking save hisson?
Fucking absent father piece ofshit.
He was writing letters to SantaClaus Because he's fucking fake
like Santa Claus.

Speaker 3 (24:23):
You hit the nail on the head, but I'm saying like
people should be found.

Speaker 2 (24:25):
If you're going to be following that ideology, like
you should be following it inthat way, you should and
treating people equal, and noteasier for me to kick my nose up
at centers though it's wayeasier for me to just kick my
nose up at center.
Then you know I'm gonna do thatyou know what's funny about
that?

Speaker 3 (24:38):
huh in the all those people in the bible.
They're going to hell.
You guys are all going to hell,dude, like by your own religion
your own definition.

Speaker 2 (24:46):
You would be.
You'd be going to hell, thefirst or second level of dante's
inferno.

Speaker 3 (24:51):
You'd be there you're done.

Speaker 2 (24:52):
Yeah, like you can't even as a matter of fact, no
heretics who preach the the word, but then sit there and yeah
they don't actually live it.
You're like on level four orfive.
You're pretty deep therethey're down.
You're like two levels abovethe coldest part of hell.

Speaker 3 (25:10):
Nobody likes you.
You're actually worse.
If there's 10 levels, they'relike eight or nine.

Speaker 2 (25:14):
They're really, really low down there.
Yeah, you're like by peoplethat betrayed their fucking.

Speaker 3 (25:20):
Like, you follow ideology and you go negative
against it and believing it hardunder the assumption that it's
the right way.

Speaker 2 (25:28):
The adulterers are up higher than you.

Speaker 3 (25:30):
I think they're seen in a higher light than y'all
like that when they say, don'tcast the first stone, like
they're throwing boulders atpeople.
That's what they're doing inflorida.

Speaker 2 (25:39):
That's what the tonsils is bro.
I don't know what it is about.
Like, I mean that deep southconservative conservatism
conservatism like religion,religiousness, but it's a
special type of.
You're not as good as I ambecause I believe in jesus and
jesus will save me.
You know what's?

Speaker 3 (25:59):
coincidental about that?
Save me, you know what'scoincidental about that?
What?
When you look at the schools,they're on the lowest totem pole
when it comes to schools, bro,so they're dumb as fuck.

Speaker 2 (26:13):
What's the best way to look the bottom 10?
If I'm in the south and myschool's in the bottom 10,
what's the best way to make surewe're not seen in the bottom 10
anymore?
Let's get religion everywherelet's get religion in every
school.
Let's just keep it there.
Let's let's throw away all thebooks in every school that's
what they're trying to do that'swhat they're trying to do

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single-handedly.
They're just trying to makeeveryone else as dumb as them.
Stop it, guys.
If you want to make your ownlittle, little, little little uh
, what is it called a state?
If you want to make your ownstate burn, by all means don't
fuck up all of america, becauseyou guys are weird.

Speaker 3 (26:47):
Okay, just be stupid and keep to yourself if you're
gonna be, if you want to be a,I'm gonna tell you right now if
you want to be a real christian,you need to read 10 devil's
books, which probably byeinstein newton's.
You know stuff about real worldshit.
Read 10 of those books and ifit doesn't flip you, okay, then

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then you're God.
But don't just sit there and belike I'm throwing it away Cause
it's it's.
It's burn the books off top.
It's teaching me shit.
It doesn't agree with whatyou're fucking.
You need to read two math books,psychology books, it's
impossible Philosophical books.

Speaker 2 (27:20):
They didn't even finish the math.
Come on dude, they justscribbled in them like children.
They tried to use it as acoloring book.

Speaker 3 (27:28):
If you can question your whole shit and then go back
, more power to you, but ifyou're not questioning it.
I question it and when Iquestioned, it.

Speaker 2 (27:33):
I was like hold on, bro, this actually doesn't make
any sense.
So, let's get on to some moreLGBTQ plus news.
Plus news over in Pakistan.
It's going down.
If you are a Pakistan person,do not open a gay club out there
.
Okay, keep that shit over hereor anywhere but Pakistan,
because a man reportedly beingheld in a psychiatric

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institution by local authoritiesafter attempting to create
pakistan's first gay club.
The individual, who has notbeen named, was reportedly
detained and imprisoned in thepsychiatric hospital after
applying to create a business inabadabad.

Speaker 1 (28:13):
how would you pronounce that?

Speaker 3 (28:14):
abadabad abadabad, not abadabad.
That's exactly what I want topronounce abadabad.

Speaker 2 (28:21):
Kedavra, avada, kedavra.
An application filed to thedeputy commissioner of northern
Pakistan city reportedly saidthe club would have beenatively
named lorenzo gay club, lgc.
Uh.
Would have strict rules aboutsex on the premises, which is

(28:49):
good, because that's the firstthing super religious people are
going to be like I mean youshouldn't have a sex at a club
anyway.

Speaker 3 (28:57):
So I mean that should just be.

Speaker 2 (28:58):
I'm not gonna say that I'm not going to say that.
I'm not going to say that as aperson who has definitely had
sex outside multiple times in mylife.
I'm not going to say that it'snot legal If you're at a club.
Oh, I didn't say it was legal.
It's not legal to pee outside,but I've done it multiple times
in my life.
It's not right to do it.
It's not right to do anywherein America.

(29:20):
It's not right to do anywhere.

Speaker 3 (29:21):
I'm talking about regular sex, sex in general at a
club.
It should not be done at theclub.
That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (29:28):
Given the situation, if situations provide themselves
.

Speaker 3 (29:33):
If everyone's a willing participant, sneaky
deaky.

Speaker 2 (29:37):
To clean up your mess after the fact.
Don't leave a mess for theworkers after the fact.
That's what I say.

Speaker 3 (29:41):
That's what I say.
Don't be the middle clever,like take it to outside of the
bathroom, side of a dumpster,side of a dumpster.
You know it's fine.

Speaker 2 (29:47):
That's fine, I'll get more into it.
A clearly visible notice on thewall would warn no sex on the
premises.
The application reads this,something that conservative
people would be saying.
A lot of laws are gonna getbroken there.
So homosexuality is currentlyillegal in Pakistan under the

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1860 Penal Code, whichcriminalizes the act of carnal
knowledge against the order ofnature.
The fuck does that?
Even that's crazy, like thecarnal knowledge against the
order of nature, and wasintroduced by the British during
the colonial period.
Damn the Brits.
No one likes y'all.

(30:32):
All you do is ruin every othercountry, so real quick.
The last little part after theapplication, which abba
abadabad's deputy commissioncommissioner has said is under
review, like any other proposalleaked to social media.
The individual was reportedlyarrested and transferred to sar

(30:55):
sarah had hospital forpsychiatric review, where he
stayed since the 9th of May.
Oh my God Damn.
January, february, march,february, april, may Damn, he's
been there for like a month.
What day is it today?
Yeah, he's been there for amonth.
Legit, that's fucked up,speaking to the age prior to his
transfer to the psychiatrichospital Peshawar.

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The individual said he wantseveryone's human rights to be
defended and I quote I havestarted the struggle for the
rights of most neglect, for themost neglected community in
Pakistan, and I will rise, or Iwill raise my voice in every
forum.
He said Dude, I butchered that,I'm sorry, let me restart that.

(31:42):
One said dude, I butchered that, I'm sorry.
Um, let me, let me restart thatone, and I quote I have started
the struggle for the rights ofthe most neglected community in
pakistan and I will raise myvoice in every form.
He said if the authoritiesrefuse, then I will approach the
court and I hope that, like theindian court, the pakistani
court will rule in favor of gaypeople.

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Homosexuality wasdecriminalized in India after a
five judgment constitutionalbench overturned a Supreme Court
decision on a Jihar v Unioncase in 2018, striking down the
provisions of a similar penalcode to Pakistan's so hats off

(32:24):
to that guy, you know okay theysaid that they wouldn't release
his name, but I'm pretty surethat a name was said like uh, uh
, let me see, hold on pashwar ina in hospital and oh no, that
that's a place, that's a, that'sa place in pakistan.
Pashwar, pashaar is a place.
So they did interview theindividual, but they didn't name

(32:47):
him.
Yeah, um, so that's good, Iguess, to protect his rights,
even though you told whathospital was, so someone could
like firebomb that hospital Ialways feel like if you're gonna
go to like india or pakistan orlike, that's a place where I
wouldn't want to open a gay club.
No offense to the people there,but it's not exactly it's
illegal, literally in pakistan.
You know why I wouldn't open agay club in pakistan?

(33:09):
Because it's illegal.
The marriage is illegal, notopening the club, I mean they
threw him in to a mentalhospital, yes, for a month.
So it might not be illegal, butit's frowned upon.
So that's where I wouldn't everwant to start.
A gay club is a place whereit's illegal and they actually
said it's pertaining to an 1860penal code for Pakistan, so it's

(33:33):
actually illegal.
The carnal knowledge of naturethat's what that meant.
So you're going against Godhimself by being gay apparently
yeah, this.

Speaker 3 (33:44):
This is also in a place where rape culture for
women is really high and alsofor children.
And they, they, those two,those two groups have no fucking
voice when it comes to beingabused dude the size of the size
of balls of this guy to go to aplace where it's illegal Like
there's a fucking penal code,bro, like you said, like women

(34:06):
and rape culture is high, highas hell.
And let me just put this outthere I have nothing against
Indian people at all.
I fucking love Indian food.
I love Indian.

Speaker 2 (34:15):
Real quick side note the rape culture is so high.
There is a video of this ladywho was doing an interview
interview in a with a group ofjust indian mofos like uh,
indiscriminate, I don't knowwhat part of india was I don't
remember if the lady was indianor if she was a white lady, but
anyways, the light went outsomehow on the camera because it
was nighttime.
It, like the cameramalfunctioned as soon as the

(34:38):
lights went out.
They immediately startedassaulting this lady, like
grabbing her breasts and shit.
I'm no joke bro, no joke like tothe point where she was like
yelling, like get the fuck offme type of shit, like so, like
bro, women do not have a voicein that culture.
So to try and open a gay clubin Pakistan, bro, straight up,
you got balls of steel.

Speaker 3 (35:00):
but there's like you know what's crazy about that,
like it takes people to takethat type of risk to stand up
for something that they believein.
You know, there are a lot ofpeople back when integration was
happening or segregation washappening, and there was a lot
of people that stood up forAfrican-Americans back in the

(35:21):
day and put their ownlivelihoods at risk and a lot of
.

Speaker 2 (35:25):
Bernie Sanders.
He's one of them.
You can see this nigga beingcarried away.

Speaker 3 (35:28):
Exactly, and they didn't have to do that.
You know what I'm saying.
Like, this guy didn't have toopen up a gay club, he could
have just did he could have justlived his life on the under bro
, A gay.
Had a speakeasy gay.
How to speak easy gay club bro.
I'll tell you right now.
Not, you can go to hamas.
You can go to like israel.
You can go to like the mostanti-gay country.

(35:49):
The most anti-gay country.
I bet you there's hell of gaypeople there undercover as three
billion percent.

Speaker 2 (35:54):
Come on, dude, dude, you constantly hear of stories
of like the, the boy schools andgirl schools.
It's all just gays and lesbiansthere.
Dude, you don't just suddenlystop being horny when you're
just around a bunch of dudes, orjust a bunch of chicks only so
like wait a minute.

Speaker 3 (36:12):
Oh yeah, so you're telling me.

Speaker 2 (36:13):
All those people who went to those you know say it
was a private school oh yeah,you know, all boys school, all
girls school, yeah, gays inthere, you're telling me, when
you're an adult, you're notstill living that lifestyle.

Speaker 3 (36:24):
No, Come on, bro, Remember that one dude that he
went to.
He was doing a whole churchthing and he's like I'm not gay.
And he was like he was sayingthat hella gay, like like hella
flamboyant, he's like I've beensaved, I've been saved, I'm not
gay.
No more.

Speaker 2 (36:40):
I'm like you, gay as fuck dude, you're definitely
still gay and you have alwaysbeen gay.
You're not going to be anythingbut gay, for sure.

Speaker 3 (36:47):
But you're trying to act like you ain't gay, like
dude, just be gay.

Speaker 2 (36:51):
People care.
Obviously these people inPakistan care enough to throw a
dick in a milk still institution.
We have gay conversion camps inAmerica.
Someone cares here, somebodygives a shit.
We gotta stop, we gotta stop.
We gotta stop.
We gotta stop with these boysand girl camps because they're
not healthy.
We constantly hear of storiesof the kids being abused,

(37:12):
they're raped, they're killedthere.
Um, we gotta stop these gayconversion camps again abused,
raped, killed.
Got to stop these fucking weirdthings where we're sending kids
off to places with adults thatwe don't fucking know Right.
Maybe that would be like a stepin the right direction.
Maybe parenting and continue toparent, you know, even if you

(37:36):
have a problem child, instead ofjust sending them off because
they're a problem Maybe that'snot the best course of action.

Speaker 3 (37:45):
Here's the thing People need to understand People
need to understand.

Speaker 2 (37:49):
You're just going to send your fucking child off to
the abyss, my nigga, and justhope they're okay Like they
deserved it.
They were a handful when theywere home.

Speaker 3 (37:56):
They deserved it.
Like what, with a bunch ofpriests like rubbing their hands
together, like, oh yeah, I'mlike dude this is fucking
madness.

Speaker 2 (38:03):
Why do we do this as a culture?
It's madness and it's normal todo.
If you have the means to do it,you're supposed to send your
kid off.
That's the smartest thing to do.

Speaker 3 (38:17):
Why waste your time parenting?
Just send your kid off.
Somebody else will teach him alesson Exactly what the fuck,
what the fuck just send your kidoff, somebody else will teach
him a lesson exactly what'swrong with you.

Speaker 2 (38:24):
There's so many people that shouldn't be parents
out there.

Speaker 3 (38:26):
Oh yeah, I'm gonna send you to this drill sergeant.
He's gonna.
He's gonna tell you what Ishould have told you, yeah the
dumbass.

Speaker 2 (38:32):
This other adult's gonna do the things that I
should have done my goddamn self.
Like what?
No, you couldn't just handle anawkward moment, awkward couple
of sessions with your child thatyou had your damn self Let me
ask you this what's up?

Speaker 3 (38:47):
Speaking of which, what's what's key?
What do you think, what do youthink key components of a good
parent should be like?
For real.

Speaker 2 (38:57):
Okay To be completely honest with you not putting
your hands on your child rightTo be completely honest with you
not putting your hands on yourchild, having an understanding
that I myself was your age once.
I made those same mistakes andthat needs to go into your head
before you decide to be angry orupset or disappointed or
frustrated.
You need to think about thatbefore you even approach your

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child.

Speaker 3 (39:19):
That would be good parenting your child's thinking
in the mindset of a child.

Speaker 2 (39:27):
Exactly.
Their outlook is very.
They have no worldview outsideof a little couple of years that
they've been on this life.
When they're 12, 14, 16, 18, 21, they don't know a goddamn
thing outside of that little bitof life that they've learned.
And if they haven't volunteeredor if they're not in a church
going to places trying to helpimpoverished people, they don't
see anything out of that littlebubble.
So you can't necessarily beangry that they're making

(39:49):
mistakes because they have noexperience whatsoever.
But I'm not a parent.
So when a kid makes a mistake,like, say, they cheat on a test
or something, how would a goodparent handle that situation?

Speaker 3 (40:05):
I don't know how a good parent would handle that
situation per se, I mean, I'm aparent, I mean, but it just goes
to the point.
I think children do makemistakes.
Definitely, I think, as aparent, I have a question for
you.

Speaker 2 (40:19):
I have a question for you.
Say, one of your children gotin trouble and they had a note
that got sent home with them andthey were supposed to have the
parents read it, sign it andbring it back.
Now, instead it's obviouslysomething saying they got in
trouble in class, there being aproblem, something like that,
something not good.
So instead of giving that toyou, they forge the signature

(40:44):
and they bring it back to theteacher.
The teacher obviously sees thesignature as fucking chicken
scratch, tells you, as a parent,how do you handle that
situation?

Speaker 3 (40:51):
I would just have a real conversation with my kid
like, first off, you didn't haveto forge a signature, you could
just come up to me and let meknow what happened.

Speaker 2 (41:01):
Like, just tell me what happened the reason why I
did that was because I wasscared to tell my parents.
I get that, I understand thatand, as a result, my punishment
was getting my ass whooped fordoing it.
I get that, which is what I wastrying to avoid the whole time.
Well, here's the thing.

Speaker 3 (41:15):
Here's the thing.
The thing with my kids is it'sfunny, hunter.
The thing with my kids isthey're they're too brutally
honest.
Okay, I kind of groomed themthat way to where I told them
like, look, you're never goingto get in trouble for telling
the truth.
Okay, and we can always have,like if there's a problem, we
can always have a real-to realconversation.
But I'm never going to sitthere and be like you're fucking

(41:37):
up or any of this, like we'rejust talking, like you're going
to make a mistake.
You're a kid, you know.
I'm saying like I don't wantyou to be comfortable to tell me
anything happened, whether it'sbad or good, and we're just
gonna, we're gonna work throughit.
Parent to kid.
I'm not gonna sit there and belike y'all, you're fucking up,
bro, I'm gonna whip your ass, orlike like I want my kids to be
comfortable to be.

(41:58):
So now, my kids are justbrutally honest.
They'll'll be like yeah, Idon't fucking, yeah, I fucking
did that.
Yeah, I fucking, it's not badstuff, it's like yeah, yeah, I
left that fucking empty box inthe cupboard.
It's just small shit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But they kind of have thatcomfort level to where they can
actually like just keep it real,be honest, and it doesn't have
to be a little white lie.

(42:23):
And I always, like I'm gonnahave a conversation with you
like real to real, no judgment.
I'm just gonna tell you as aparent but I'm not gonna down
you at all right, like we'rejust gonna talk as human beings,
like I talk to my kids likethey're adults and for the most
part as children.

Speaker 2 (42:31):
When we're, when we find out and we understand that
we're finally in trouble, wealready feel bad as it is our.

Speaker 3 (42:36):
I understand they're kids dude.
Yeah, kids don't know shit.

Speaker 2 (42:39):
They don't even be thinking.
They're learning, bro, likeyeah like dude you're, you're
fucking.

Speaker 3 (42:44):
Your brain is still developing.
I'm just thinking when I'm akid like my, the way I process
and did things, and now thinkingabout the same shit when I'm a
dog, I'm like that was stupid,but when I'm a kid I'm like that
was smart.
That's a good idea that's agreat idea.

Speaker 2 (42:57):
You know what I'm saying.
I was so short-sighted, Ididn't think about the future.
When I was a child I didn'teven kind of ask that.
Yeah, I mean, you just got tounderstand that kids, you don't
think about repercussions youjust got to understand.

Speaker 3 (43:05):
This is where parents fuck up.
They they forget that theyexpect their kids to think the
way they're thinking as an adult.

Speaker 2 (43:13):
It's a fucking kid dude.
Logically, Exactly.
It's not the way you go.

Speaker 3 (43:18):
I think the way you need to go is to have like look,
you made the mistake and thisis where I think you know.
This is I understand why, whereyou made this mistake and I'm
not judging you for it, but thisis why it led up to this being
a bad idea and that's it.
Just leave it at that and belike look, just go about your

(43:38):
day Like we just had theconversation.
You understand that right.

Speaker 2 (43:41):
Like it's good, like this is where I remember that
ass whooping I got for doingthat I'm not going to do the ass
whooping Like.

Speaker 3 (43:46):
I'm done with ass whoopings.
I started with ass whoopings.
I started with ass whoopingsbefore Because it's what you
knew growing up.
That's what I knew growing upand you know what.
They're still gonna makemistakes like I can't conversate
your.
You can't conversate your kidthey're still gonna make
mistakes.

Speaker 2 (44:05):
But even if you're whooping their ass, they're
still gonna make mistakes dude.

Speaker 3 (44:09):
Your kid just needs to know that you're in their
corner at all times and it's allgood yeah, all good.

Speaker 2 (44:15):
Oh, let me ask you this.
It's all good.
I've always wanted to ask howwould you handle finding out
your child is a legitimate bully, like a school bully?
How would you handle that as aparent?
Cut that shit out.

Speaker 3 (44:27):
I don't fuck with that shit.
I would just let them know,Like, if I've built that rapport
, I've been bullied.
No, you're not going to be abully If I've built that rapport
with my kid to where, like, wecan have real conversations and
like you could tell meeverything.

Speaker 2 (44:39):
I would want to know where it comes from, and I'm not
going to judge you.

Speaker 3 (44:43):
Well, none of my kids are bullies.

Speaker 2 (44:45):
I'm asking hypothetically if you had a
bully for a child.

Speaker 3 (44:48):
I would tell them cut that shit, the fuck out right
now.

Speaker 2 (44:50):
Fair enough, I would also tell them the same thing.
But I would want to get to thebottom of it, like, is it
something I'm doing to you?

Speaker 3 (45:06):
Is it something your don't need to be doing?

Speaker 2 (45:07):
some parents are too like like there's one half of
being like ultra abrasive whenyou're whipping your kid's ass
and there's another half towhere you're like you're
coddling, you're too coddlinglike I, I, your child picks up
on that and it's like, oh, I'mnever gonna get in trouble for
being a being a little shit.

Speaker 3 (45:21):
Oh, I try to balance both and be abrasive when it
needs to be.
That's where the cut that shitout comes into play.
That's where the cut that shitout.
Like my kids already know, Idon't fucking play.
If I'm talking to you in acertain demeanor, you know I'm
not fucking around, but at thesame time you know I care and I
will listen to you.
And I will listen to you andlet you talk.
Well, I'll let you say yourpoint.
I'm not going to demean you atall.

(45:42):
I'm going to listen to you, nojudgment and I'll do my best to
try to like guide you and like,okay, look, this is where you
fucked up at, or this is wherehe fucked up at, or like this is
where you can handle thesituation a little better,
moving forward, and then, like,just end it, like I just let it
go after that.
It's like you just got to buildthis confidence in them to be

(46:03):
able to talk to you.
That's probably the main thing.
A lot of parents don't build inconfidence their kids able to
comfortably like keep it realwith them, because they're too
scared of what the repercussionsare.
I try to like not have that intheir heads, kind of thing.
I see what you're saying, so,um, yeah, I'll tell them cut
that shit the fuck out.
And why the fuck are youbullying this person like, like

(46:24):
you said what did I do?
What are we doing like, why doyou?

Speaker 1 (46:27):
feel like you need to down somebody to make you feel
better.

Speaker 3 (46:29):
Yeah I didn't teach you that way, yeah, like shit.

Speaker 2 (46:33):
Am I subconsciously downing someone in the house?
Like how are you picking up onthis?
Like what the fuck is going on?

Speaker 3 (46:38):
my daughters.
They have some friends that arelike really, really abrasive,
like have bully-like tacticswith other kids and they come
and tell chloe and me about itand it's just like, and we're
telling like, dude, fuck thiskid, don't fuck with the fuck
that kid.
I say all the cuts around that,fuck that kid, don't fuck with
that kid.
And I tell my kids hey look, ifit's a problem with some bully,

(47:00):
you have full permission tohaul ass.
You get three days off, you getsuspended.
I ain't never going to give youno problem.
You can beat they ass.
I'm going to give them fuckBecause I know you guys stand on
good morals and you guys standin a good place.

Speaker 2 (47:11):
So if you guys need to haul off on somebody, see I
think if I would have had myparents tell me that, I think I
could have you know what I meanCould have navigated it a little
easier in life, right?

Speaker 3 (47:21):
But I didn't get none of that shit.
By the way, this is some shitthat I'm trying to form and I
don't even dude.
It's a whole learning shit.

Speaker 2 (47:30):
You just try to do At least.
You're trying to make a changefrom how you were grown up.
You got another topic Because Igot one more before we finish
it off.
I do All right, let's see.

Speaker 3 (47:43):
Oh, this one's kind of this kind of brings up an
interesting question.
Okay, so this newfound womanwas living in fear in a
for-profit cell shelter excuseme, she was killed there.
Um.
So reina dove kept carefulnotes about her attempts to move

(48:04):
out in a shelter in um downtownst john's what's the fuck is nl
netherlands netherlands, whereher mother says she was living
in fear.
On december 27th, her fearscame true.
She died there in the earlymorning, stabbed in the abdomen
by residents uh, david quirk.

(48:26):
Uh, dove's mother told acourtroom last month that her
daughter's journals containeddetailed entries of how afraid
she was at the shelter, whichwas owned by a private landlord
who was paid by the province toprovide rooms to vulnerable
people with nowhere else to live.

(48:46):
I kind of like that idea of likeI don't know, because obviously
this is a place where homelesspeople are being like.
How do you feel about rooms orcondos or whatever being paid
for homeless people living onthe streets?
What do you feel about that?
I like it.
You like the idea.

(49:07):
I like the idea there's alsogoing to be a bunch of crazy
motherfuckers in there.
So how do you deal with like abunch of crazy people living in
a place like this.
You got to have security.

Speaker 2 (49:15):
As much as people like to be like oh, you brought
everyone out of my business, orno guns.
You got to have securityBecause I guarantee if there
would have been a dude with likea baton or something walking
around, or a chick with a batoncould have beat that dude in a
submission real quick.

Speaker 3 (49:35):
Tase the shit out of him, damn.
So in 2023, the landlords ofthis place were paid more than
$2.7 million.
I need to open a for-profit.
A 55% jump in the previous year.
So they damn near are.

Speaker 2 (49:48):
They're raking in the dough.
Raking in the dough.
So, yeah, you can provide somesecurity, you can provide some
camera security and like anactual guard, like a 24-hour
guard, for this, because thatshouldn't have happened and that
dude should have had some sortof intervention.
I'm not even saying kick himout, because that's not
necessarily fair, because theplace is for people.

(50:08):
You need to have some sort ofrules, like a three strike rule
where you got to get the fuckout if you're doing crazy shit
like that.
Yes, um, I don't know.
I don't know, man, because it's, see, it's, it was a privately
owned thing, so it wasn't agovernment entity itself.
So you can't tell the personthat they have the.
You can't.
That person doesn't have theright to just search rooms and

(50:30):
things like that to avoid sharpobjects from being brought into
the place and weapons from beingbrought into the place.
So it, it's, I don't know.
I think that I think the, theowner of the building, should be
held liable in this situationand for situations like this in
the future.
They should be held liablebecause you know that there's

(50:55):
going to be people, there'sgoing to be not even riffraff,
but there's going to be peoplethat are like this, like the guy
that stabbed this lady.
What's the dude's name?
It's at the top of the article.
It's at the top.
What's this piece of shit'sname?
I don't know.

(51:17):
No, fuck it.
Fuck him, this crazy piece ofshit.
I'm just going to call him that.
Nobody's going to look him up.

Speaker 3 (51:24):
He's probably already in jail.

Speaker 2 (51:25):
You're an asshole and you deserve to be in jail, but
at the same time, it's likeyou're also crazy, so it's like
there should have beenintervention for him.
There should have's.
Like you're also crazy, so it'slike there should have been
intervention for him.
There should have been.
Like he should have been goingto therapy and not felt the need
to even have a weapon aroundhim in the first place.
That's a good point.
So it's like, if you're goingto, maybe that should be like
one of the rules.
Like if you come here, you gotto be court appointed or not

(51:47):
court appointed, but like youhave to be in therapy or
something like, or groupsomething where you're like you
know, I don't know man there'sways to have prevented this, but
you did nothing because youwere raking in the dough and you
don't give a fuck about youroccupants, you care about your
money coming in.

Speaker 3 (52:04):
You said I have a space, I'll do it for government
money.
Money is government money,exactly.

Speaker 2 (52:10):
Exactly so.
It was government money,exactly exactly so.
So you do the bare minimalbecause it's government money.
You know there's going to bevirtually no oversight, they're
not going to require you to doanything, and then something
like this happens and you'rejust.

Speaker 3 (52:20):
You put your hands up like, well, there's crazy
people there, so so be it so youfeel like there should be uh
evaluations before you're ableto get this free I mean, dude,
you should.

Speaker 2 (52:31):
There should be an eval, you should be in therapy
regardless.
Yeah, maybe they should have atherapy session there,
specifically where you have togo if you're going to actually
live in that place where youhave to fucking go yeah, and
there should be some sort ofrules, because things like this
should not happen.
This lady shouldn't have losther life, and at the beginning

(52:53):
of the article didn't it saylike she had documented multiple
yeah, she wrote.

Speaker 3 (52:58):
She had wrote in her journal that the door to her
floor didn't have a lock.
That's fucking crazy bro yeahand she wrote about feeling
scared and unsafe and that shewas desperate to be given a
better place to stay.
Her mother said since her death, media coverage has raised
concerns about these shelters,and newfoundland and labor
government has promised change.

(53:19):
Two homeless encampments sprangup last year in st john's where
many residents say they feltsafer and tense than in
for-profit shelters.
Okay, let me tell you guysright this, right now there
should not be for-profitshelters for real.
Like, like, let me just like.
Look, we have a government towhere we, we pay taxes out the

(53:40):
wazoo dude, and this is thenetherlands.
They pay taxes out the wazoobecause healthcare is free over
there.
Yeah, so people are paying like50% in taxes.

Speaker 2 (53:49):
So you can definitely .

Speaker 3 (53:50):
But even if healthcare is, free.

Speaker 2 (53:51):
I'm pretty sure what therapy is part of healthcare.

Speaker 3 (53:54):
Yes, so we should just be able to walk into a
clinic, but then people thathave mental issues out living on
the streets they might not goseeking that stuff, oh, 100%.

Speaker 2 (54:03):
A lot of the people in downtown Berkeley don't't
want to help, don't go outseeking it and are comfortable
living on the street becauseit's easier than, say, going to
the ymca and having a curfew andhaving to get a job and having
responsibilities, where you canlive on the street and not have
to worry about anything yeah, Ifeel like our our tax dollars

(54:24):
are just being squandered, likewe should be tackling the
homeless problem number one.

Speaker 3 (54:29):
There should be housing for homeless people,
that's true, and it shouldn't befor profit at all.
Like, like, these are ourcountrymen.
Like, are you a patriot or not?
These are countrymen.
I agree that there should be aevaluation.
Like, like, mentally, there'speople on the streets that are
just people that just lost theirjobs, lost their homes because
they can't afford to live out incalifornia.
That's true, you know.

(54:50):
I'm saying they have to gosteal at a grocery store to feed
their families because it'slike three thousand dollars a
month to live in a freakinghouse or apartment like shit is
an apartment.

Speaker 2 (54:59):
It's like three thousand a month that's three
thousand a month.

Speaker 3 (55:01):
An apartment like you got to be your poverty level.
If you're making 100k a year,imagine making 0k a year.
Right, you know I'm sayingyou're just a stand-up citizen.
You know, you paid your dudes,you paid your taxes and there's
no the government should.
Our tax paying money has beenwasted on so much shit.
So people that sit there and belike, oh, we shouldn't be

(55:22):
funding people's lives like that, like, uh, we shouldn't be
doing on this.
Like dude, you know how muchshit our tax, our tax, is going
to.
We get tax free buying food.
We get tax on our checks.
We get taxed for buying a housewe get taxed for putting like
everything gets fucking taxedanything you purchase in the us,
aside from what, everything Imean.

Speaker 2 (55:44):
There's a tax on literally the weed.

Speaker 3 (55:46):
There's a tax on utilities, yeah, like everything
is taxed, so there's billionsof dollars being brought in from
taxes, so there's no reason whythe people that are running for
office, congress or whatever,should be multimillionaires.
But we can't erect, like somehousing and like mental

(56:06):
treatment for these people.
You know what I'm saying?
So Nothing housing and likemental treatment for these
people.

Speaker 2 (56:10):
You know nothing so nothing.

Speaker 3 (56:10):
It just kind of diagnosed.
It just kind of speaks to howscrewed up everything and rest
in peace.
Uh, to dove her name, that'svery sad, no locks on doors like
that's the bare minimum, likecome on, dude, you can't come on
this is what I mean very littleto oversight, so you can do
virtually anything you want.

Speaker 2 (56:29):
Speaking of literally virtually no oversight, okay,
and I'm going to get into atopic where it's going to piss
you off.
You're a parent.
Rise in sextortion of childrenprompts awareness campaign.
Okay, fort Lauderdale LE Awarning for parents from the
national center for missing andexploited children about the

(56:52):
rise in sextortion.
Okay, I'm gonna get into whatsextortion is.
Sextortion or sexual extortionis when a person is convinced to
send explicit photos online andthen threatened that images
that the images will be madepublic if the victim doesn't pay
up.
The NCMEC said they are seeingan alarming number of cases

(57:16):
against children, especiallyteenage boys, since 2021.
There has been a more than 300%rise in cases of online
enticement and this kind ofharassment.
Okay, and I can speak on thispersonally.
Um, there's a subredditdedicated to being sextorted.

(57:38):
It's constantly.
You hear people.
I'm scared, I don't know whatto do.
Help guys, what do I do?
Are you serious making postsand I'm just like I've.
I've even commented a coupletimes like dude, I cannot
fucking believe they.
Just don't fucking.
Just ignore it.
Just ignore it.
Don't worry, don't just ignoreit.
You know, like worst casescenario just lie and say it was

(57:59):
ai generated bro, like male andfemale on this on the subreddit
.

Speaker 3 (58:04):
Uh, it's mostly males .
It's mostly males are youserious?

Speaker 2 (58:07):
guys are horny.
Guys will send dick picswithout thinking.
As a dude who was fucking early20s, I have done it.
Luckily I've never beensextorted, shit like seriously
it happens.
You're just, you're horny,you're lonely and you're just
somebody's asking you.
Hey, it's the same thing oflike how the fucking Nigerian

(58:31):
prince gets so many old people.
You're old, you're lonely,you're just wanting something to
be real.
Maybe this will get you out ofyour debt.
You know the scammer that wasscamming a bunch of like.
Maybe this hot chick is reallytalking to me, you know.
And then you send your penisand now you know they ask you
for a face pic or something.
And now they got both of these.

(58:53):
And now they're like, hey, youneed to send me this amount.
And then now they're hittingyou up every month for like $300
, $200.
Some of the posts were sayingthat they had already sent money
and now that they're asking formore, it's mostly males, though
.

Speaker 3 (59:06):
It's mostly males Because they get coerced into
sending a dick pic from somechick that's gaming them
supposedly.

Speaker 2 (59:13):
Supposedly some chick that's gaming them.
Mostly it's probably dudes.
You're probably sending yourdick pic to another guy.
I'd be like, post it.
I don't give a fuck, Thank you,I'll lie.
I will straight up be like I'lllie about this whole thing.
This is all made up.
I'm like, hey, do what you wantto do.
I'll get in front of this shitand be like this is fucking fake
, bro.
Someone stole my identity andthey're trying to fucking bribe

(59:35):
me, right now.

Speaker 3 (59:36):
Do you think anybody's going to ask you for
like?
Oh, let me check and doublemake sure Nobody's going to do
that.

Speaker 2 (59:41):
Thank you.
As soon as you post that youridentity was stolen, they're
gonna be like oh okay, this isobviously all fake yeah, yeah, I
mean I can go with you, I could.

Speaker 3 (59:49):
I could cross google this and find you a million
other things.

Speaker 2 (59:52):
Thank, you, bro.
This was ai generated.
There's so many, I mean likethat's crazy, though it's
fucking scary, is what it isokay, so uh?
the ncmec just released acampaign to bring awareness and
combat the issue.
The video takes parents throughthe story of a 15 year old
boy's exploitation online andshows them what starts as what

(01:00:16):
appears to be an onlineflirtation and then turns into
more.
And when I was talking aboutmyself, I said I was in my 20s,
so I was an adult when I did,and I still did it.
So kids are even more warning.
The issue is getting so bad.
Social media companies arestepping in to try to stop it.
Instagram is now testing out afeature to blur nudity in direct
messages Indirect Okay.

(01:00:39):
To blur nudity in direct images.
So if you're sending a directmessage, like an image, to
someone, they're trying to blurnudity, the feature will be
turned on by default globallyfor teens under 18.
The aim is to stop teens frombeing targeted in these scary
and devastating scams.
We are responding to calls, toreports, to children who are

(01:01:00):
being extorted online.
We have daily real lifeexamples of children who are
going through horrificexperiences.
That's why we thought it was soimportant to create this
campaign to get attention of theparents, to get attention of
the adults, so they recognizethis new wave of crime facing
our kids, says Michelle Delane,the president and CEO of NCMEC.

(01:01:25):
One last thing In BrowardCounty, the sheriff's office
teamed up with school districtat the end of last year to bring
awareness to the problem.
They say that they are seeing atleast five cases of sextortion
a week and think the numberscould be much higher.

(01:01:46):
There are warning signs.
If someone has a strange onlineprofile, asked to move to chat
to a different platform orengages in sexual conversations
quickly, they could be a scammer.
Shout out to them for sayingthat, because again, that's shit
.
That's how I did it, luckily.
Shit.

(01:02:06):
I could have been sending mygoddamn fucking dick to a
fucking dude and luckily I justdidn't get extorted as simple as
that.

Speaker 3 (01:02:15):
And that's as an adult.

Speaker 2 (01:02:16):
That's how fucking grown up bro.
So like children aresusceptible to this, even more
so.
Oh, yeah, for sure, in theory,my, what is it called?
Uh, what's that?
That your frontal cortex shouldhave been been developed enough
to not fall for a horny fuckingmessages of anything, yeah, but
like when you're young, this isthe reason why people get

(01:02:39):
catfished, dude it is.

Speaker 3 (01:02:43):
You fall for the scheme, like the idea, like you
see this other picture.
That is true.

Speaker 2 (01:02:47):
That's true.
So it's hard to just be likewait a idea, Like you see this
other picture.
That is true, that's true.

Speaker 3 (01:02:48):
So, it's hard to just be like wait a minute.
Like no dude, that's true.
Like you're trying to get yourgroove on.
You're like, look, this isgoing to get me in the ballgame
like for real.

Speaker 2 (01:03:02):
Exactly, You're trying to get your groove back
through that picture.
You know what I'm saying.
Back through that picture, andit is.

Speaker 3 (01:03:06):
Then you get sex thwarted dude like some some
chick on the other line or somedude or whatever is like, gave
me all the stuff like, oh, likethey.
I don't know how long you spentweeks.
I love you like, oh, my gosh itdoesn't even take weeks, it's
just one conversation for a dickpic.
It just sounds so innocent dude.
It wasn't even like it was likesend me a dick pic.
It was like oh baby, what baby?

(01:03:27):
What are you doing today?
Like how's your day?
Like they make you go with thembro.
Then they slam you with that andyou're like I trust this person
.

Speaker 2 (01:03:37):
Talk to your children about their online habits.
Talk to them about thissituation, because this is
something that can happen andyou don't want your kid being
sex-storted.
It is something that is clearlyhappening, and a lot to boys
too.

Speaker 3 (01:03:55):
I mean, that's not a conversation that's had between
boys, because this is not likeChris.
Chris Hansen had a whole thingabout minor girls being
predators.
There's nothing for guys, dude.
There's nothing for these boys,there's nothing to help us.

Speaker 2 (01:04:11):
You gotta make them watch the video and see the
repercussions of sending thatdick pic.
What could?

Speaker 3 (01:04:16):
it could be you're 15 years old and your parents
gonna be like, let me show you,guys this dick.
But you're gonna be like, fuckup, maybe you gotta come at your
kid like, all right, you wantto be sextorted.

Speaker 2 (01:04:23):
You know what you got to come at your kid like all
right, you want to be sextorted.

Speaker 3 (01:04:27):
You know what you come with your kid, like that
your son with somebody.
At least let them know.
Look out for the signs, the redflags.
If they're gaming you up andasking you for a dick pic, just
use your brain Gaming you upasking you to go to another
platform.

Speaker 2 (01:04:41):
If someone yes, at least that Getting sexual off
tops before you even get sexual.
If it sounds too good to betrue it is.
Just tell them that, that typeof shit, yeah, and at least when
that happens they can be likewait a minute, instead of being
like oh, okay, then they'll bechecking off the lines mentally
like wait a minute, that box ischecked off, that box is checked
off, this is it's gonna happenregardless.

Speaker 3 (01:05:04):
Dudes are fucking.
Students are horny.
It's sad, sad, sick are fuckingstupid.
Dudes are horny.

Speaker 2 (01:05:07):
Dudes are horny and dumb, it's sad, sad, sick, sad
world, sick, sad world.
Dudes are horny.
It can't be undone, it's thetruth of the situation.
You know the truth.
What can you do?
Oh God, I failed.
What do you mean you failed?
I started it all the way up.

Speaker 3 (01:05:24):
Sorry, I was supposed to ease into that everybody.
You should have kept it up tolike not keep it right there, no
I call myself out when I fail.
I cringe ah sorry guys, don'tget sextorted, don't get
sextorted, don't do it justfucking tell him to go fucked
himself.

Speaker 2 (01:05:39):
Post it.
I'll lie, I don't give a shit.

Speaker 3 (01:05:40):
I'll fucking say it's not me I'm gonna see my dicks
who they're gonna believe somerandom fucking account or me
dude if if you're 15 years old,only anybody that's fucked you
has seen your cock, yeah.
Otherwise nobody knows what thefuck that shit looks like.
So who gives a fuck if you geta six-story?

Speaker 2 (01:05:55):
That's not even me guys.
I don't know where they gotthat from.
That's not me.
They're like oh yeah, let meverify, yeah, let me see your
dick, bro.

Speaker 3 (01:06:03):
your friends, they're weirdos or you can be like, or
it could be like a reverseprayer.
Be like oh, you want to see youstart wearing a trench coat.

Speaker 2 (01:06:12):
Um, everybody we love you.
Don't get sex distorted.
Talk to your children, yourchildren.
That's the key right there.
I need to open a for-profit.
What is that home thing?
I need to open that myself bro.

Speaker 3 (01:06:23):
No, you lose money because you'd be too gracious.
I'd be too gracious you'd betoo gracious.

Speaker 2 (01:06:27):
We need mental health .

Speaker 3 (01:06:28):
We need to put money here.
Put money there Shit.
I'm in the negative.

Speaker 2 (01:06:32):
It would be for-profit then turn into
non-profit.

Speaker 3 (01:06:35):
I'd be just going zero at the end of the year, you
would never be a politician,you were never going to make it.

Speaker 2 (01:06:40):
Fuck bro, I'd be too poor, I'd last a year tops.
But anyways, podcast at PCPrinciples.
I swear to God, after we comeback from our break, after we
come back from our little vacay,we're going to fucking, we're
going to go live people, andit's going to be on a Friday,
and then we're going to recordthat episode.
We're going to have thatepisode posted on a Monday, so
you can see that podcast episodeon that Monday, but we're going

(01:07:01):
to record on Friday on YouTube.
It's going to face of themadness yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
yeah, we love you, love you,thank you.