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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What's going on, guys, your boy h Q four twenty.
Here we are back at it beyond the keep.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
This motherfucker slept through the show yesterday. You believe that
his own show.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
The Powerful One, the Powerful slip through the shep yesterday,
which is why we're daylight. But we're not a dollar short.
We kept all of our change in our pockets. We
were not robbed last night. The Powerful One, of course,
is with us. Corey Hughes, Corey well rasted, Corey Hughes.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
Not quite go back to bed. I'm ready to go
back to Kelly right now.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Hey, look I'm good, okay. So so, so I've had
a I've had a fattening that looks great, Seve and
Brew vanilla milkshake. Oh I'm in there.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Okay. That thing looks like it probably could set a
record for how many calories they can fit into a
small size. That's probably a fifteen hundred calorie It's fantastic.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
Okay, So let me let me give you the breakdown
of what I've got going on.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
Let me just say this, real quck fuck people who
do like the local milkshakes and local. If you do local,
you're fucking probably you know, try to wear panties to bed.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Maybe even a g string if you do. Look, here's
what the deal is. Okay. So so I went ahead
and I was like, look, I'm going all out because
this afternoon I didn't I didn't get my usual snacky
in because we were so busy at work. There was
some people that had to leave because a guy who
used to be a manager, who used to manage there
before I started, he passed right here recently, so he
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was actually in the sheriff's office, so a lot of
people there knew him. So people were gone, and I
was like, I ain't getting in to eat, and so
I got me a little five guys.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
I have five. I have five guys the other day
and it was good. I learned the secret to five guys.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
Okay, all right, let me let us know. Let it.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Let me let people know that I would like I
would try to be a typical cheap motherfucker and like
try to make up for the exorbitant sandwich price of
ten ninety nine a burger by putting every goddamn topping
on the fucking thing. And you can't do that. You
gotta be picky choosing. You gotta have a couple of
select toppings, and it will refine the burger experience because
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when you just bro I would put like ten toppings
on that thing and they'd be all slide and everywhere.
You know, remind me of that damn Eddie Murphy with
the welfare burger skit that he used to do. So
you can't be putting too many toppings on that.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
Ship, right right, right right, That's that's one of the
many things that look. I got me a burger, I
got me a hot dog, and I got the Cajun fries.
I went all the way out that was. That's probably
two thousand calories.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
They broke my heart. Oh probably more than that. They
broke my heart there the motherfuckers don't have kroud How
fuck you gotta have a hot dog? And you ain't
got no sour kraud like they got relish and that's
it and mustard onions and stuff and another topic. But like,
come on, man, what.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
Do you eat everything playing? Anyway? So it don't make
a difference. I'm just like, you know, I eat everything playing.
I don't know. I really don't care.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
My two favorite hot dogs in the world are like
the Subrette hot dogs that you get from the street
vendors in New York City that come with mustard and
the red onions on them. That is a bomb ass
hot dog right there. But if I can go and
sit down in a restaurant and eat some hot dogs,
I'm getting me the Chicago style dog every time. If
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I can get that, the Chicago dog is where it's at.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
The brands we used to put those on the grill, uh,
because they said those in the in grocery store.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Yes, they're great, they're great hot dogs them and Vienna
Beef makes a great hot dog. And of course Horst Kosher,
Nash Kosher National, Hebrew National, their dogs are fucking great because.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
A Hebrew hunt dog. Man.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Now, I always say how great Jews are in the kitchen,
but they're really reality as they stole most of their
quick culinary stuff from the Polish.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
Here you go, guys, Hey some brands. Now, hey, this
will fills up the whole bun Okay, natural casing b
frank further.
Speaker 2 (04:24):
That fucking dude, the bun Lank ship ain't a problem
for me. You know what's a problem for me. I
buy them. Okay, let me know, I buy a motherfucking
thing of hot dogs. And the number of hot dogs
never matches the number of buns. Why can't do not?
Why the fuck? Dude? Dude? What the kisses me off?
Every time?
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Oh damn, that's what I need to come out with.
What am I doing? That's all I need to do.
I need to find somebody who's gonna who's gonna go
in with me? I need to find a break company. Guys, Guys, hey,
who if you make a good bun, up, make a bun,
it's probably out of some brier, should have got a
little bit of sweetness to it. And we're gonna make
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the exact amount. This is the hot dog packs to
a tea to guarantee you that we're gonna that we're
gonna mop up. I think we can mop up on this.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
I feel like a good corn dog. You can get some.
You can find some corn dogs that got some deluxe
batter that they fried in, So that's good too.
Speaker 1 (05:24):
Okay, Okay, I don't know if you boiled corn dogs
is like damn like to your feet. That's like middle
school feeds, high school feeds. Uh? Where can I y'all
(05:45):
know where I get a good corn dog? Ship? Is
the fair coming around? Y'all? Have fairs around your ear
got the fair coming around?
Speaker 2 (05:52):
I'm sure one here? Yeah, but uh I used to
go to the fair a lot when I lived in Florida,
the County Fair Wold coming around every year for like
two weeks, and that was always fun.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Now would you go there for food or for the riodes?
Speaker 2 (06:06):
A little bit of mix of both. I'd go. I'd
spend some money on some elephant ears and bullshit, and
I'd go on some of the rides. Yeah, I wouldn't.
Here's the deal. You don't want to go on a
fucking ride that goes upside down that some idiot bolted
together in six hours, you know what I mean? So like,
at least you go to Disney World the martherfucking text
work on that shit like all the time. But you
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get some drunk ass carnee who just threw that shit together,
you know, like over the weekend. Like fuck that, bro,
I'm sure it's safe ish. Hey, I don't give This
is one instance. I don't give a fuck about statistics. Okay,
you can shove your statistics right up your ass. I'm
not riding on some fucking inverted, fucking dragon fucking whatever
that's some guy made in the weekend.
Speaker 1 (06:46):
Uh uh okay, So so here uh in North Carolina,
of course, we've got the North Carolina State Fair, which
is it in Raleigh? And the last time that I
went to it the damn Atlanta Braves when the World
Series playing the damn New York Yankees. That's like ninety
six I don't okay, Yeah, And at that point in
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time I was going to I went there. We went
there like you know I as a kid, We're playing
games and stuff. But now it's more of like people
go there to experience the food to eat. That's what
they do because.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
It's kind of expensive. I mean, I would imagine in
the modern day, a hot dog is like twelve bucks.
That affair, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (07:25):
Well, no, no, nothing. They've the people who the vendors
out there, they've gotten together and they've made a coup
that nothing is under ten dollars. I'm talking about including
your drink.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
That's a lot.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
That's the cheapest thing you can get is ten bucks.
Now they give you a good size drink, but I'm
drinking all of it. Okay.
Speaker 2 (07:51):
So when you go to the fucking stadium or you
go to do something and you get a drink and
it's ten dollars. That's unpatriotic and you should probably go
to tryal for tree reason.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
There's potential to everything cost your ass. I actually got
this milkshake right here from Seven Brew, which I think
is superior to Starbucks.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
I never heard of no seven broow.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
It's it's it's a recent started. When when did they
start it? I don't say. I don't think. I don't
think they're over on the West coast. Shit. Uh seven
Brew start Yeah, because they're let's see, yeah, February of
twenty seventeen and they started in Arkansas. Yeah, so I
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don't think they've expanded that way yet. I think they're
pretty much on the south. I don't I don't know.
If you oh no, you probably don't have any in
your area.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Yeah, there is actually believe it or not?
Speaker 1 (08:44):
Oh is it? Oh? Yeah, because it's it's it's a
drive three. It is completely dry three.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
See. We got a place here in town that's I
don't know if it's local or not. It's definitely in
Fort Collins in Denver. But it's got like it's a
drive through, but it's got even in the winter, it's
got the wearing like bikinis with big titties.
Speaker 1 (09:03):
Oh, I mean they got the bikinis into big titties.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
The coffee bean, I think it's called Okay, we got
six in the Colorado.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Okay, Okay, yeah.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
There's I don't know where to fuck Alamosa. Is the
nearest one to hear is at Firestone, which is like
thirty five miles away.
Speaker 1 (09:25):
Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (09:27):
So here's the thing.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
There's my question.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
I don't understand. This is what I don't understand. So
coffee places have already had numerous rises and falls over
the last couple of decades. Starbucks, you know, they've gotten
really big and had collapses and then had to rebuild
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and had collapses again, and then you know, eventually it
steadies out. But this is an industry where it's saturated
as fuck. You can't walk ten feet in America without
finding a coffee shop. So why would anybody in their
right fucking mind say, Hey, this is an industry I
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want to get into. Now, you're overly saturated with competition.
I don't give it. What's gonna set you apart from
anybody else? It ain't give me your price?
Speaker 1 (10:23):
So this place seven brew what sets them apart? All Right?
Speaker 2 (10:28):
How much was that milkshake? The thing let me guess
that mailcake was five point fifty.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
Yeah, okay, so I can get I can get all
the milkshakes, Okay, flavors you won't. You can get if
you like, uh, lemonades, you can get all your lemonades,
strawberry lemonade whatever. You can also get variants of their
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energy drinks. So they've got their seven seven brew energy
drink that they pour into their mixtures. I'm a particular
fan of the black Mamba, all right, that's the name
of the particular drink. Now, the thing about these drinks,
you can get him with the energy, or you can
get him without energy, which they call phizzies, So you
can just get the fizzy. So if you just want
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the flavor, you can just get the flavor with no bump.
Of course, they've got your variants of coffees which you
can mix and match with almond milk all that other stuff.
You can get it sugar free like like there, and
you can be creative. They actually want you to be
creative with their menu. So I've seen right here recently.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Can I get that with some breast milk in it?
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Well, I don't think they I don't think they get
teddy milk. I mean that you actually have to have
a woman there who actually recently had a kid that up.
Speaker 2 (11:53):
You can light them up and have a business with
a titty milk who Yeah.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
But yeah, but you probably gonna have folks out there
protesting it. Okay, I guess you know what I'm saying,
because you're a dude. If it was if it was
owned by women, it would be fine.
Speaker 2 (12:14):
Right from the town with the brass melt, the breast melt,
the hair. Here's a chap. Let me get at some
of that right from the tower.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
I don't think I don't think it's got a good
shelf life. I see, I don't know that it don't.
But I don't think they had to pump daily. So
I mean, I don't think the shelf life is quite there,
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (12:36):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (12:37):
But but this place, like you can you can mix
and match anything, so you could go like they've got
a whole uh like pages dedicated to people creating drinks
like just by mixing matching flavor, like they give you
the men you here's our flavors, go wild with it.
Do what you want to do and That's what kind
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of makes them a little bit different in the then
the Starbucks, Starbucks feels very like corporate, the sav broo.
You got like groovy girls out there, you know what
I'm saying. You got girls, you know, they might they
might have went would stock back in the day.
Speaker 2 (13:14):
I see you, I'm saying, I see So. I look
at some and you know, there's some business ventures out
there that I kind of wonder if they're real profitable
or how they stay in business, Like I know, I
see expose is on TV or whatever. They're called business
profiles of It was one company that opened that just
did like one hundred different kinds of peanut, butter and jelly,
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you know, like that's the store. Else there was another
one that had like every cereal you can go get
bowls of cereal and mix and match your bowls of cereal,
you know, go in and pay for a bowl of
cereal what a whole box would be at their goddamn
grocery store. And somehow that's a business model so interesting.
I don't know how. I don't know how business like
that can be pulled off. You see a lot of weird,
niche businesses like that pop up in Vegas when I
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was out there. You know, it's a place to experiment
with that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Right right, So if you were trying to start you
a coffee shop right now from the ground up, you
would be a fool. Okay. What you would need to
offer would be some other type of something else that
somebody would want it, and you could also get coffee
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here while you're here, you know what I'm saying. So
that would be that would be the premise there. Like uh,
I don't know, maybe like a pastry shop or something
like that. I'm not sure, but I think you'd have
to go in that direction if you were just going
strictly drinks. To be honest, I don't think. I don't
think you're gonna be able to beat out Seven Brooks
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like they've they've got to drink game down and they
keep they keep lyes there.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
I feel like the fast majority of businesses out there
that have actual storefronts are like fucking laundering operations. Like
here in town, we got a place.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
I would I wouldn't say, I wouldn't say so much.
I wouldn't say so much. The maybe the restaurant places,
but the but the places like mattress stores and ship
much dead.
Speaker 2 (15:17):
So when one store here and Fort Collins been here
for fucking ten years, is this little right in the
in the heart of downtown. Is this little It's like
a Nepal fucking Tibet nick knack store. No, you go
in there, you buy like you got twenty different kinds
of Buddha statues. You know, you got a little weird
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nick knacks and little you know what I'm talking about,
Like just bullshit from Nepal. Yeah, I ain't never seen
nobody coming in and out of that fucking place never.
And I promise you that rent in fucking downtown Fort
Collins on that strip, Dude, they're paying twenty fucking grand
a month. I fucking promise they're paying twenty grand a month,
which means they need to bring in twenty grand a
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month just to cover the fucking rent. Plus they got yeah,
plus they got employees, and they got shit. It's like
an inventory And how the fuck you keep that shit
going with nobody coming in your store naked?
Speaker 1 (16:16):
That's what I was saying about vape shops.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
Honestly, vape shops are pretty busy. It's kind of crazy.
Like every time I go to a fucking bape shop.
There's always people in there.
Speaker 1 (16:25):
Maybe that's just in your area. So there's there's got
to be fifty fath vape shops in Greenville, North Carolina,
and ain't none of them. Ninja's be busy. I ain't
seen they had to show one. Ain't you seen one?
Shit down?
Speaker 2 (16:40):
Well, here's the problem. The problem with the problem with
vape stores in general is that these products are made
in chen Jin, China for pennies on the fucking dollar.
And this rig right here that I'm fucking using is
not really overly great. But I got all these parts
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online and the whole thing costs me maybe thirty bucks.
If I go to a store with a brick and
mortar store to buy this, it's going to be like
seventy dollars, easy, seventy dollars. Like they cannot compete with
the internet. Where they can compete is I run out
of vape juice and I need some immediately, So let
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me go to the store and pay double what I'd
pay for it online. So I make my fig purchases
in advance, I go online and I order my shit
online in bulk, and then if I run out I'll
run to the store and get a small one to
hold me over a couple of days till my order
comes in. But going to a store in person, into
a vape store is kind of ridiculous, is if you're
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looking at it from a financial perspective. If you're not,
you don't care about the money. Sure, they're real convenient,
but then you got to go and deal with stupid
people who don't know what the fuck you're talking about anyway. Like,
that's an epidemic that I see in modern retail. They
hire people who don't understand shit about nothing.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
Yeah, but there it is a body though, you see.
That's that's the number one thing. Can I get a
body in here? And so there's a dilemma in what
you have here. So you're truly well, not truly okay,
So you're more intelligent person, it is less likely to
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do that particular job for that amount of pay, okay,
So you have to depend on people who ain't that smart.
And every once in a while you get somebody in
there who's smart. You know, maybe things just haven't worked
out for them in whatever industry they're trying to go in.
And then just trying to get a job, and and
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when that happens, but people around like upper management, like
they turn their head. They're like, oh shit, we got one.
Hey you don't you don't think maybe that you you
you might want to run a store or something like that.
You like, like they'll latch on quick because they just
used the dumbasses. It's just a hundred percent of time.
But if they're like, oh shit, you're working, I don't
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have to be over your shoulder, and may I actually
seem like you're a little intelligent, It's like, don't you
want to hang around? It's like y'all, yeah, you're not
gonna pay enough for me to hang around. I mean,
it might work out in twenty years if this was
if this was nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2 (19:28):
Yeah, there's like an endless series of opportunities if you
want to be like in retail management in this era,
Like if you have half a brain and you need
a job, getting a job in retail management is probably
pretty easy because they probably don't have a huge candidate
pulled to pick from.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Yeah, that's what I'm saying, like, and that's what I
that's what I kind of told people. I was like, look,
maybe you went somewhere and you started wherever down bottom.
But I'm like, if you like, just have a little
bit of work at it, and like they don't have
to stay on you all day. Man, if you're one
of these like companies that's got a bunch of bunch
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of stores, I mean, they're gonna move you up because
they look, they look and some some folks who are
gonna be able to run something.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
Yeah, you know, because most people they hire in those
retail fields are like high school kids, you know, people
you really couldn't trust. I worked enough retail places and
seen like the candidate base for management, and all it
takes is one person who's a little older, a little
more competent, and they become the manager. I'm like, skipped
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to the front of the line. I've seen it happen,
you know.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
It's just like that. I remember when I was I
worked at Cracker Barrel one summer when I was in college,
and I just worked there because I wanted to stay
in Greenville for the summer.
Speaker 2 (20:59):
That was Crocker. Yeah, no, man, you ain't gotta lie.
You got a job there for them little apple fucking
things they got. It's okay. Then baked apples is the bomb.
It's work getting the job there over.
Speaker 1 (21:13):
Man. Stop. That was a good one, Corey. I mean
that's a funny one. Uh But no, I just want
to stay agreeable. So I could, you know, hang out
with my best friend and we get blasted every night.
That was pretty much it. We go eat a steak
every night and then you get blasted and go to sleep,
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wake up next day and go to work again. I
mean that's pretty much what we did for a whole summer. Uh.
But I rolled in there, you know what I'm saying.
I was there like three days, and all of a
sudden they called me one morning. They're supposed to be
my day off. They were like, hey, you know the
guy in here struggling, I think you come in and hell.
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I was like, well, I ain't gonna do shit today.
I was like, yeah, I come. So I rolled up there.
Now you're supposed to be there at five o'clock to
start start the breakfast and start your sort of stuff.
I worked on the back line and I got there
and he won't there at all. I'm like, well, where's
this guy work? Where where you at?
Speaker 2 (22:17):
Way?
Speaker 1 (22:17):
He didn't show up, I said, flying to me on
the phone. And it's six thirty. There's nothing done. That
means I'm behind. I'm way behind. At six thirty, you're fucked.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
Did you get raising promotion or what?
Speaker 1 (22:35):
Who? But here's the thing. I had never done it
by myself. It was three days in and then boom, So,
I mean I was rolling. They were like, so, I mean,
how do you pick all this stuff up so quickly?
I was just like, y'all, y'all got the recipes on
this on this board. I mean, I'm not doing anything
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special for me. It's right here. You just followed these directions,
and they're like, man, man, don't you think you want
to hang around a little bit longer. It got towards
the you know, when school was getting back in. So, man,
don't you think you want to hang around little bit longer? Man?
I think you could go places. I'm like, I'm not
going anywhere here in his football season, it's time to tailgate,
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y'all talk about I can't have it one saturday off
for football. Shit, I'm damn twenty year old, nineteen whatever
it was, So it's time to go get drunk. You
know what I'm saying. It's time to party. So yeah,
I mean I probably could have stayed there. Hell, I'll
probably be the damn damn general manager of the store
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right now.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
Yeah. So I spent a bunch of years working at
like a bagel store, and then when I got tired
of that, I went and I moved into retail at
the mall. And let me tell you, man, like the
three or four years I spent at the mall and
like a half a dozen different jobs was absolutely glorious.
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I loved it as little piece me reliving that whole
fucking era all over again. It was a good times.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
Yeah. Oh shit, let me let me get a Ranger
Vault has something, uh, bikini baristas. Hold on, let's pull
this up. Hold, let me make sure I can actually
show this that for I damn be done, brains. You
done got me punted out here. You know what I'm saying.
(24:31):
This is what we got? Okay, all right, let's pull
this up the bikini baristas. It's from Ranger over there
on Rumble. We appreciate you being with this Ranger on
this Friday night. You could be doing anything, but you're
here with us. Let's see what we got here.
Speaker 4 (24:49):
This dan going viral. It shows a customer throwing drinks
at the barista, seconds before she grabs a hammer and
smashes his windshield. So, according to the maarista, ly the
man is a regular customer and was upset about the
price of He said he was threatening her, She said
he She posted the video to draw attention to women's
safety in situations like this.
Speaker 5 (25:09):
What for a customer to get out of a vehicle
in any sense, but especially to threatened to argue to
any of those things?
Speaker 3 (25:16):
It's so wildly inappropriate.
Speaker 2 (25:18):
What it's a bikini?
Speaker 3 (25:19):
What am I gonna wait to have happened?
Speaker 1 (25:22):
She? I think she was in some sort of bikini. Man,
it was bikini like, Oh, I think this is her
right here?
Speaker 2 (25:29):
Okay, okay, let's see again.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
Yeah, that right, and she laying down. It's bikini like.
I think I think you got to have the cover
up over it because it can't just be full on TT.
You know what I'm saying. Uh, there's probably some type
of laws against the full on TT, you know. Yeah, okay,
so yeah, so it's a little scan. Maybe it's a
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one piece? Is that what we got going on? Ranger?
This one piece? Oh?
Speaker 2 (25:58):
That mad?
Speaker 1 (25:58):
He said they made her put more clothes on the
do the interview. Oh yeah, that could be true. She's
probably out there. But booty, she has got tattoos all
over her face, which is extremely weird. And I'm something
about the nose piercings. Okay, I don't know what the
deal is this. I'm gonna let her continue with her
with her tirade, but it looks like that she would
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have like a little bit of bikini top on right here.
Speaker 5 (26:21):
It's so wildly inappropriate. What is going to happen next?
What am I gonna wait to have happened?
Speaker 1 (26:27):
To have this be.
Speaker 3 (26:30):
What even more terrible story? I didn't need for it
to get worse. It was bad enough. Everyone around was
very concerned for me.
Speaker 4 (26:40):
Right now, Seattle police detectives are figuring out what charges
the customers may face, including assault any charges that she
is facing in the incident. She also turned over the
complete surveillance footage.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
What's wild as fuck about this is the fact that
she had a hammer ready, Yo, man, I.
Speaker 2 (27:01):
Got this rule some of the something up to you
should be able to punch him in the face one time,
and the laws like, okay, you got your one hit
in you good? You know, brou Look, so many problems
of life to be solved with one fucking punch. Trust me,
I'm gonna seen it all. It's like, man, why don't
you just punch the bitch and not call us? Hit
her next time and not call us? How about that?
Speaker 1 (27:24):
How how calming you got to be to sling your
drink at the barista? You know what I'm saying, Well,
you just called for that ship, get paid for the ship.
I was like, it ain't no way I'm gonna pay
for this and theyn't gonna sling it at you. Oh
hell no, I'm gonna drink it even if it's bad, Okay,
even if it's bad. But she was ready to bust
(27:45):
his ass. I was like, damn, So you see that.
That's the that's that would be our only issue with
the bikini baristas is that we probably got some ratchet ones.
You know what I'm saying, You probably got something like that.
She got tattoos all on her face and ship man,
she man, she wouldn't have been a bad looking girlly,
but that I don't know, all those tattoos on her face.
(28:07):
But it's like, I don't know that kind of that
kind of sends off a bad sick I don't know
what type of like crazy bitch. And of course we've
seen her with the hammer, so I mean, you know
that ship is happening in the crib. She get pissed.
She been a grabbed damn NiFe coming after your ass.
(28:28):
You'd be like, man, I gotta get rid of this chick. Corey, Corey.
We got up. We got somebody joining us from Australia said,
good morning. Is it morning time over there?
Speaker 2 (28:38):
All right? Mate?
Speaker 1 (28:40):
Yeah, I'll see hey. Uh well his name up It
might be her, but uh the name appears people okay,
which is uh, it's a good name. It's very generic.
I'm not sure how you got that name without somebody
else having it. You had to, you had to got
I think they're watching us on you. Yeah, you had
(29:00):
to have gotten it first. I mean soldores to it.
Were you there when they first introduced you to That's
what we're trying to figure out. Uh, but yeah, I
mean we want to know what's going on in Australia.
It's been a little quiet from the land down under.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
I think there'satorship.
Speaker 1 (29:19):
I'm not sure though, you know, but they were the
talk of the town when the Convid was going around
ship but their leaders. They were cutting up all of them.
What's the one I remember the most, Dan Andrews. Yeah,
he was a real piece of shit.
Speaker 2 (29:39):
That guy should be fucking drawn in corn.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
Are like.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
That guy should have like fucking molten wax poord down
in his throat while he's still alive. Some of those
people in Australia are just the utter utmost fucking scum.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
Uring covid. Hold on, let's see what we got here.
Let me see some of these. Oh yes, Scott Morrison,
he was a piece of ship. There ain't no doubt
about that. He was. He was the Prime minister. Let's
see who else we got up here? Damn? What was
that one chick's name that had had to step down?
(30:19):
I didn't earn her name up here. Well, she's in Uh,
she's in New Zealand.
Speaker 2 (30:24):
Ain't it the same thing?
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Oh? People said that was a crap accent. Corey, you
got to do better. Corey's working on this Australian accent. Okay,
we're gonna have him on the next Crocodile Dundee. Won't
Crocodile Dundee Australian? Isn't that right?
Speaker 3 (30:44):
Bro?
Speaker 2 (30:44):
I didn't realize they made they could a dunk crocodile
Dundee just a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1 (30:49):
Man, stop damn Dundee. Okay, uh. People says it's still
a dystopian nightmare. Mm hmm. People ate the question I got.
Are there any women down there that ain't selling pooney?
That's what we want to know, because every time I
every time I click on a New York Post and
(31:11):
they talk about some chickoos you know, got the only fans.
I go right to Australia. Some chicken's banging a whole
bunch of folks. I'm like, damn brother.
Speaker 2 (31:20):
They they made the very excellent mister Dundee in twenty twenty.
Oh my god, but it's not even listed on Wikipedia.
It's not even listed on Wikipedia as the as part
of the series. Must be really bad.
Speaker 1 (31:39):
Yeah, they want to strike that from the from the records. Yeah,
they want to strike that one from the records, and
they should. People tell us that Scott Morrison is now
based in the USA Congress. Oh Scott Morris is here.
Oh my god.
Speaker 2 (31:56):
Never has there been a more wretched hive of scumming villainy.
Speaker 1 (32:01):
My goodness, come on now, man, that's terrible hold on,
hold on, let's see what we got appear. Oh, I
see a peer effective leadership in the pandemic. Be forward,
let's see what it's got to say. This is straight
from the government, like effective leadership. Oh, I think this
(32:22):
is a I think this is a speech site. Yeah,
I think this is a speech site. Actually, let's see
authoritarian Oh people, they didn't. Okay, so Australians think that's
discussed as well. You're talking about with the women are
selling the poo Nanni, they got the damn what's her name, Annie,
(32:45):
Annie Knight, Anie Knight. Yeah, I think that's the one
that was Uh she banged like three hundred and sixty
five dudes in a year, and she was going to
hun her or something.
Speaker 2 (32:57):
Bro, she's an amateur. That one chick bang like a
thout and dudes in a day.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
Yeah, I know. And then she said she was looking
for love now like she was going on she was
going on dates with the intention of finding her soulmate.
Does that mean anything?
Speaker 2 (33:15):
I don't think so. After you fucked that many dudes,
that's like childhood shit.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
I don't even know if it's that man. Some of
these I'm trying to tell you, man, I just think
some of these chicks just like being outside. You know
what I'm saying. Bonnie Blue, Lily Phillips, these are your
true biblical horrores of Babylon, you know what I'm saying.
They love what they do, and the Sophie Rains and
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all these other chicks who are on only fans and
they might show you a little nipple every once in
a while, or they're be in there doing their significant other. Man,
they are sweating bullets because they like bo Bonnie Blue
and Lily Phillips, letting all kinds of ninjas hit. And
they need to stop doing that, damn you, letting their
(34:07):
fans hit, because eventually what's gonna happen is it gonna
be like Sophie, I mean, Bonnie out here letting folk hit.
I mean said, when I'm gonna hit, I want to
cut this cash off. That's what they're scared of because
their poser hoes. Okay, that's what it is. They're poser hose.
They're not the true they're not the true horse of Babylon.
(34:29):
You know what I'm saying, mythical creatures, these are poser hoes.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
Man, poser hose, So poser hos. What you're saying is
when it comes time for the gang bag and they
bail at the last minute.
Speaker 1 (34:38):
Is that what you're saying exactly exactly when it comes
time for the fan meeting Greek? You know what I'm saying,
We're having the fan meet and Greek where the fan
gets to go up in there and gets and gets
to slap them skins, get ghosts. You know what I'm saying,
Bonnie Blue Lily Phillips. They letting niggas hit now. Whether
(34:58):
folks think that it's disgusting or not, I mean it's
a little rough. I ain't gonna lie to you. I don't.
Speaker 2 (35:05):
I don't get that because like, okay, so like I
don't know about you, man, but I've been down in
them fucking slumbers before trying to hit some ship that
I fucking was not into. But I was there and
it was there, and it just was no go. You
know what I mean. Like I'm trying here, but like
(35:25):
you're a little too fast like that for you, bro,
it's hit or miss. It can be hit or mess.
But if you don't like a chick, it's kind of
it's it's not fucking really like a good time So
I don't understand how these women can just bang whatever, dude,
because they got to be dudes that they just don't
want to have nothing to do it, but yet to
let them hit anyway. That's wild to me.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
It's part of their brain. But part of their brain
is d wired. Okay, that's just it. The part d wires.
It's the same part where dudes watch other dudes bang
their woman. To your brain is dewired because your territory
instincts is to kill. That is animalistic instinct. This is
(36:08):
my territory. You have invaded my territory. I see you
invading it. I must protect what is mine. That is
that is our nature, that is the nature of man
and animal. So when you don't have that feeling pop
up in you, that means something is dewired. I don't know.
(36:31):
If you don't know, if your mamma dropped you when
you was a baby, she was drinking too much men
hope or what. But I mean some I mean the
electric the electrical connection got you know, got left loose.
There's a connector loose. That's just all there is to it.
And so when Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips, there's a
(36:51):
connector loose. There's just no doubt about it. Okay, because
you over here talking about both the pure ty had
to kip go off. Only fans. Only fans scared of
Body Blue. Only fans are scared of her. Like men.
They were like, oh, well, uh we we didn't see
where she identified all these men and check their IDs. Fifteen.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
I was like, everyone's got to submit their ID on
pornhumb and all that shit. You gotta. They still got
a ton of videos that seems like some dude just
hit a camera in his closet and shit. But you're
supposed to submit the info for everyone in the videos.
Speaker 1 (37:30):
Yeah, So they're saying that allegedly they couldn't verify the
ages of everybody who was participating, especially in the one
that was a thousand or something allegedly that she did.
And then she tried to do the two thousand men
the pittancy where she's just in the glass case and
(37:51):
you just walked up to her and just did whatever.
So only fans are scared of her because they're like,
this is a different type of hate that we ain't
seen one of these in a while. Okay, this is
a different type. Man and bo folks are shivering. Okay,
Sophie Rain said, she's sitting back. Women's empowerment.
Speaker 2 (38:13):
I was like, hey, okay, women's empowerment, women's empowerment. Go
pick up a fucking sponge and clean the bathroom, bitch.
Speaker 1 (38:29):
Now, Corey, I mean, so what you making for dinner.
Speaker 2 (38:34):
It's like Myron said. Myron said, Now I tell women
to get back in the kitchen, but that would be
wrong because the whole house needs cleaning.
Speaker 1 (38:47):
There. It is. Boy, don't come for us massagynistic Cory
oh Man. But I mean it just is what it is, uh.
I mean, women said that they wanted this and wanted that,
and as men we acquiesced. I know, I know everybody's
(39:07):
like men are bad, but at the end of the day,
we didn't acquiesce because if we wanted to be, you know, overlords,
then it would happen in a day, twenty four hours,
we'd have this shit locked up. We'd be overlords. I mean,
it'd be that quick. So it's just like, as men,
(39:30):
we don't use our agency nearly as much as women
use their agency. And our agency is violence. That's what
our agency is, physicality, brute force, and so we actually
restrain a lot of a lot of what makes us us.
That's want people to remember that. I want people to
(39:52):
remember that, Yeah, every single day. Uh, if you look
at how things are done in the wild, you know,
if you're encuraged, then there somebody has to die. I mean,
that's what the wild looks like. You know what I'm saying.
It's like, uh, I mean you see them lines sitting
(40:14):
over there, them two male lines and another male line
come walking up and the other two male lines look
up like who this nigga?
Speaker 4 (40:22):
You know?
Speaker 1 (40:23):
That might make a noise over there, and it'd be
like dog, you in the wrong spot. You about to
get fucked up? You know what I'm saying. I mean,
that's it. That's what it looks like. And so we're
the same as humans. We're built to rule and conquer.
That's like the whole premise of being here to rule
(40:46):
over and to conquer things. And I don't know, it's
just it's like embedded in our minds.
Speaker 2 (40:52):
Yeah, a survival mechanism, that's it. There's like emotions. Emotions
do nothing more than bind you to something like if
you love something to life's way of telling you that
you need to hang on to it, and if you're afraid,
it s life's way of telling you to get the
fuck out of dodge. Like right now, you know, so
all our various emotions are pinned to survival in one way,
shape or form.
Speaker 1 (41:15):
Right right, right, yeah, so that I mean, it's it
to a key. And we even use visual keys. So
when people are like, oh, you're racial profiling, well, I mean, well,
it's like like the you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2 (41:31):
Well, here's the deal. Once by a time, Once upon
a time, the person the color of a person's skin
identified them between various tribes around, right, Like, if you
got your tribe and survival is key, and you see
some other group that has different colored skin, guess what,
they are not part of your group and you should
probably kill them. I mean, it's brutal, but it's fucking reality.
(41:53):
So right, Well, even the Indians, like you got like
fifty different kinds of fucking Indians in America back in
the day, right, and they all each other.
Speaker 1 (42:01):
Mm hmm yeah yeah, yeah, that's it to a teeth.
People will wear different colors and things of that nature,
so it would discern you know, which tribe you were
part of, and it's the same thing when I hear
people talking about borders and stuff, they're like, oh man,
you know that no man should put up borders. So
(42:22):
it's like, we're all humans. This this is this is
our land, this is everybody's land. I'm like, okay, dog,
keep thinking that way. And the people who don't think
that way, they gonna come take your ship tomorrow. Okay,
that's what they're gonna do, like.
Speaker 2 (42:41):
And all that post apocalyptic ship. It's like every man
for himself because there are no boundaries to prevent people
from acting that way. If there was no boundary today,
meaning the law, motherfuckers would straight up come in your
house and just kill you and take your ship, and
it would happen right, what they would do, it would
be fucking rampant, way more statistically than anyone could ever imagine,
(43:05):
just based on our human nature, you know what I mean.
People would eventually rationalize the behavior as oh, it's just
what we do, you know what i mean. I'm telling you, like,
thank God for there to be some kind of fucking
fist of justice, because it would be a brutal, fucking
world if there wasn't the fear of that going to
that cage keeps society in line.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
Exactly. That's it to a teeth, because I mean, hey,
if you let go of the rope, may letting go
of a rope look like shit, you know, like like
you're gonna have to be fighting every single day for
your life. And even if you even if you look
into post apocalyptic stuff, they still end up trying to
come together and build some type of community, to have
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some type of structure, and to also fortify and protect
what they have because if you've got people of similar mind,
then if outsiders come in, then you're able to ward
off the out siders from overtaking and taking your ship.
So that's it. We see it. We see it in
every movie. These people ain't making this ship up. Okay,
(44:12):
people been doing this for a long time. You out
here talking about, oh man, this is borderless, this is
this is your land as well. It's like, I know
it's my land because I'm about to take it from you. Dog,
I know it's mine. That's why I'm here. God sent me,
and that you know a lot of folks they put
God's name in it. God sent me to take this land.
(44:33):
And then what happened out there in Israel and God
send them to take that land. And that's what they've done.
We're commissioned by God. And you know it's crazy. Uh,
it's they be committed the Muslim and all that they
be commissioned by God too. I'm commissioned by God. Uh, Infidel.
(44:57):
I'm like, man, where you all getting all this info from.
Speaker 2 (45:06):
God?
Speaker 1 (45:07):
Or what? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's just like,
hold on a second. Now. Now, you know back in
the Old Testament, what you used to have to do.
You used to have to walk into and talk to
uh the priest or whatever, and then he would have
to talk to God because you were unworthy, all right,
(45:27):
And that was the premise. So I mean, do we
still got those cats? Where you going there? Hey? Man?
What what? What? What he's thinking right now? He said,
give me a minute, let me get him on the
let me get him on the horn. God said, kill
the Infidel. And Uh, if you go and you strap
(45:48):
this bomb to your body and go blow up this building,
then there'll be seventy two versions waiting on you Heaven
or whatever our version of heaven is. Now, how did
they know, Dad? Somebody would have to send word back
that it was gonna be this amount of verges waiting
on you. So that would be my number one question.
Speaker 2 (46:09):
Hang on, if you got a line of women, if
you got a line of virgins waiting for you're gonna
take the time to count them.
Speaker 1 (46:21):
They've been waiting just for me. Now this is these
are fresh women too, you non recycled?
Speaker 2 (46:27):
Oh the hell with fresh women? Man? I like I
like my women experience.
Speaker 1 (46:34):
Oh my goodness, it's a little experience, okay, not or
to under the belt.
Speaker 5 (46:41):
Bring.
Speaker 1 (46:44):
Well, that's what the Musclims want to the Infidel. They
need to kill the Infidel. And then if we if
I die and the glorious blazed, and I reap my reward,
I hain't none of y'all question that. Now here's the thing.
There's there's like different factions within the Muslim community too,
and it's and I ran as one form of Muslim,
(47:07):
and then Saudi Arabia is a different form, if I'm correct, right,
So they almost like war against each other.
Speaker 2 (47:14):
Yeah, it's some weird ship, some weird ship.
Speaker 1 (47:17):
Jesus Christ, it's some weird ship out there. And you
know what, at the end of the day, everybody wants
superiority over the other one that's what they want. My
ways supperiit, and I'm like, okay, why can't we all
go to just booties in it where you get reincarnated.
Speaker 2 (47:40):
I think you could justify any behavior through Buddhism.
Speaker 1 (47:43):
Though, can you.
Speaker 2 (47:45):
I think so?
Speaker 1 (47:47):
It was that it kind of open ended.
Speaker 2 (47:49):
Yeah, it's a little open ended.
Speaker 1 (47:51):
Well, I think I think Buddism is just like, hey,
do good so you don't come back as like a
damn a damn fly, old turnfly. You know, want your
second life to be a turrifly dude, Like, nah, I don't,
I'm gonna do goody. Don't they do stuff like that?
(48:11):
You come back like you were once a kal now
you're human. You might come back as a cat.
Speaker 2 (48:18):
I was just I would like to be a cat
or a dog in a house that's of rich people.
That would be a glorious life. Okay, it's there around
you know, eat your fucking tender victuals or whatever the
fuck you eat and unlimited food. Just hanging out all
day for twenty years and then you die. That sounds
like a good life and gotta paid a bill, you
(48:38):
get taken care of.
Speaker 1 (48:39):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that could that's the salt life and
there what they call it.
Speaker 2 (48:45):
That's pretty soft.
Speaker 1 (48:46):
Yeah, they're looking to salt life, all right. Yeah, but
you gotta have you gotta have the owners of care
about you, not the ones that keep you in a
cave for eight hours. I want to let you ship
it one time a day, yeah, feed you once a day,
which is ninety nine percent of the dogs. Look, I'm
just being honest with you. Man. Folk be leaving to
(49:09):
go into work and locking their dogs up. Dog can't eat,
can't poop, can't pee. If it shit's in that crate,
it gets the fuck beat out of it. So it
got to sit there and it's got to hold that
ship for eight hours. All right. Now. If I look
at you right now and I tell you to hold
Joe ship for eight hours, you bed not ship. And
I'm talking about you got one right on the edge, right,
(49:33):
Don't do it. Don't do it. I mean that's torture, man, Yes, torture.
You got to be careful, Okay. I don't think every
everybody is not worthy of having animals because they don't
have the time to have them. That is that is
(49:55):
my that is my thing. That's my beef. Somebody's like oh,
keep you don't like animals, I'm I don't particularly want
one in the house, and I also don't have time
for them. Like I go to work from six thirty
to five thirty Monday through Friday. When I get off work,
I go right to the gym. I'm back at the
house at like eight o'clock every day, So from six
(50:16):
thirty am to eight o'clock pm, I'm not at the house.
So I have zero time to show any type of
attention to an ad like at all. So it would
be extremely selfish in me to get one and to
have it just cooping up all day. That would be
(50:37):
it Does that not make sense?
Speaker 2 (50:41):
Yeah, people like I'm what my dog is all the time,
That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (50:46):
So so so it makes so you want pets, that's
what you enjoy, but you're there for other people they
ain't there. So it's like it's like, Bud, your dolls
cooped up all day. It can't go grab nothing out
refrigerator when they're ready to eat that nigga been hungry
(51:10):
the whole day. Gotta wait for your ass, you know
what I'm saying. And also some folk just too perkan
to have an animal. Look, man, I just got to
be honest with you. Okay, sometimes you just got to
be like, look, I ain't got the funds.
Speaker 2 (51:29):
They're expensive. They're expensive for sure. Fuck I had to
get my dog fixed cost me eleven hundred dollars. I'm
saying one hundred plus dollars a month on food. God,
no the morn think about it. Why the fuck we
got a dog?
Speaker 1 (51:46):
Know what I'm saying. So it's just like there's a
whole list of things as far as responsibilities that you
need to take whenever you get an animal, and it's
just like people aren't taking those responsibilities and you're actually
being more abusive to the animal than what you think. So,
I mean, that's the whole premise there. Some people asked
(52:06):
me about dogshin, like I hadn't had a dog. I've
had a dog before when I was younger. It was
an outside dog. They didn't really need it because they
would break their chains and go hunt. But that's beyond
the point. Okay, that's beyond the point because they were
they had they had a wild streak in them. But
(52:28):
as it's currently constructed, it wouldn't make any sense for me,
all right, because I mean I live in an apartment
as well. So you know, if I had like a
backyard where they could be outside all day or something
like that, you know, that's one thing. But live in an.
Speaker 2 (52:41):
Apartment, So that is something I'm kind of dreading because
at some point, probably within the next year, I'm probably
gonna make it back to Vegas, and I got a
pit bull, and so that opens up a whole world
of problems. Fortunately, I got my PI right, I got
it registered as a support animal, so technically I ain't
even got to tell anybody I got a dog unprotected
by the law. So but still, Las Vegas, where it's
(53:06):
motherfucking one hundred degrees half the year, ain't the best environment.
And there ain't no grass out there in Vegas. It's
all rocks and ship Some people don't even have backyard.
It's just concrete. So it's gonna be an awkward thing
bringing my dog back there.
Speaker 1 (53:24):
Mmmm. Okay, yeah, that's gonna yeah, that might that might
bring forth a few challenges. Let's just say yeah, yeah.
But the good thing is, once again, you work from home,
so h like you're still able to like be there
and kind of maneuver for that situation a little bit.
Better than somebody who has to leave and be gone
(53:46):
for eight hours, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, so
it's a little bit different. Uh Court, What do you
know about this this mayor this mayor race that we
got going on in in New York City?
Speaker 2 (53:57):
We got this one the fucking uh mayor primary. Yeah,
it's hilarious, it is.
Speaker 1 (54:05):
Let's trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2 (54:07):
I wish Trump was just going on to everybody. Can
Trump just go and through all these people in prison already, like,
get rid of Congress, get rid of all these stupid
fucking representatives in these different states, and just bring us
back to you know, one leader role. I think that's
what we ultimately needed all this, like someing down the
process of shit.
Speaker 1 (54:26):
Yeah, I think my maya was was I'm there talking
about socialism the other day, how he's a socialist.
Speaker 2 (54:32):
I was like, if you're a socialist in twenty twenty five,
you have the IQ of a fucking slug. You've never
read a history book in your fucking life. You don't
understand the very fundamentals of economics, and you're gonna end
up fucking running up the biggest welfare state it's ever existed.
You know, we already are the biggest welfare of state.
It's gonna get worse. Like people like this like we
(54:56):
should have learned something from Kartheism, but we didn't. Okay,
we didn't. McCarthy ended up getting embarrassed by a whole
bunch of circumstances that ended his anti communist brigade. But
the reality is he was fucking right. He was right
about everything. This communists is lurking amongst us, and they
should be fucking embarrassed publicly. They should be fucking stripped
(55:16):
of any positions of power. I mean, it is not
even It's like if I tried to run as like
as like an American Nazi party, like I would get
shut down immediately. Why why aren't the communists shut down
the same way?
Speaker 1 (55:30):
That is true?
Speaker 2 (55:32):
That is true, you guysogy far more destructive than national
socialist ideology by a factor of like one hundred.
Speaker 1 (55:41):
Yeah. I mean, so this, this is what this guy zoron, Mom, Donnie,
That's what he seemed to be kind of running on.
So I'm assuming that Adams is still going to be running,
But is he is he going to be running on
the quote unquote opposite side going?
Speaker 2 (56:00):
Is he is he running as an independent?
Speaker 1 (56:03):
Is he He's either got to run as an independent
or Republican?
Speaker 2 (56:06):
But now they got the guy. They got that little
silva guy who is from the fucking Blue Angels or
whatever it's called, the Guardian Angels. Yeah, that guy is running.
A guy whoars the beret all the time, who has about.
Speaker 1 (56:19):
Was he running as a Republican? Okay? Yeah, if you gotta,
if you've got to arm beside your name, you're not
getting voted in New York like or not. I only
know why they had that as an option. Like it's
just been like, here's the people that were that we pick.
(56:40):
It's all d's And this guy says he's I but
he's really a D. So I mean, I mean that's
it because I mean when the last time when the
last time they voted for a Republican state been blue
for how many years? Ship Juliani, I guess who've been
(57:03):
So that would be early two thousand, so that would
be during the George Bush era.
Speaker 2 (57:07):
Bloomberg was a fucking Democrat, right.
Speaker 1 (57:10):
Yeah, okay, yeah, Mike Bloomberg. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (57:16):
Composition, the Jews usually like to stay in advisory roles. No,
it's true, I guess sucking true. How many how many
over Jewish presidents have? We had zero, but how many
of you really had two or three?
Speaker 1 (57:30):
You know?
Speaker 2 (57:30):
So they it draws less attention to them. That's why
you don't really see Jews run for president, because they
want to stay in the advisory control role.
Speaker 1 (57:39):
Okay, Ranger, Vault and Rumble said, n y C is weird.
They usually have six candidates running with parties you never
heard of. Okay, okay, Ranger said. Bloomberg ran Republican the
first time, then changed again, all right, because.
Speaker 2 (57:54):
These people have no it's amazing, have no conviction. Anybody
who flip flops parties is just to fucking sell out.
Speaker 1 (58:06):
I mean, complete selout come. Man.
Speaker 2 (58:11):
Arlen Spector tried to do that shit. Arlen Spector, the
architect of the lone bullet theory, right, the magic bullet theory.
But he was a Democrat forever and he tried to
switch to Republican to save his base at the end. Hilarious,
these fucking idiots.
Speaker 1 (58:27):
Okay, well look hey right now, Zoe ran Mam Donnie
says he wants to hide property taxes for richer and
wider neighborhoods.
Speaker 2 (58:37):
Yeah, what a fucking bunch of what an idiot. Socialists
are thieves. And that's I got to clarify something because
like everyone's like, oh, Hitler was a socialist. No, he wasn't.
Like when you look at national socialism the term socialism.
Hitler was angry at the communists because he felt they
stole the term socialism. To Hitler, socialism was really nationalism.
(59:01):
But you can't have a political party called national nationalism.
That sounds stupid. So he called it national socialism, going
back to the original meaning of socialism, which had nothing
to do with communism. Socialism meant that the people are
of one fabric. That was what that was what Hitler
meant by socialism. So just a common misconception.
Speaker 1 (59:23):
Yeah, mm hmmm. So that's what we got going on
with a mom Donnie, he said. He said, he ready
the text these uh these white foot you know what
I'm saying, meant at all. Hey, at the end of
(59:44):
the day, it all comes down to y'all white foot.
You know what I'm saying, day, white face shift the
text burden from over tax homeowners in the adder boroughs
to more expensive homes in the richer and wider neighborhood,
it says to I mean what, It's just like, man,
(01:00:09):
that's what you run and on. That's don't really work out,
you know what I'm saying. Man, every time somebody keeps
telling me, oh, yeah, we're gonna make it reach pay
more money, I'm just like, oh, do you know to
reach folk write to tax case and ship right, niggas
(01:00:30):
don't write it they want to, you know.
Speaker 2 (01:00:34):
It's hilarious to me, Like, Okay, look at how businesses
function and what businesses actually do aside from like they
have a product, or they sell something or or put
all that stuff aside. All like the corporate shield does
is like it takes liability off of the individual and
puts it onto some non existent fictional entity, which is
wild in the first place. And depending on how the
corporate structure works, that entity is either taxed or not
(01:00:55):
tax and you're either taxed or not tax based on
how it's set up. It's almost like they let the
fucking nuts come up with the fucking rules of the nuthouse.
Speaker 1 (01:01:04):
Yeah yeah, listen to a t Why do you think you.
Speaker 2 (01:01:09):
Can set your entire life structure up with various corporations
and s corporations and LLCs. Uh that basically you put
all your assets under and then you can make it
look like you make like ten dollars a year, you
know what I mean, But all your money is going
into these other corporate structures like that seems like a
fucking system designed to beat the system, you.
Speaker 1 (01:01:29):
Know exactly and who you think right there? It won't folk,
it will break. When they were sitting there, when they
were sitting there talking about Okay, yeah, we're gonna do
income tax, but uh, I ain't looking to pay all
my income, so let's figure out how we're gonna do this.
All right. That's why it's so intricate, and people don't
(01:01:50):
know what the fuck they're looking at it. You know.
That's why you need tax professionals, because you'd be sitting
there looking at and you like, I can do what
with what? So? So hold on? So you want me
to make this LLC and then put it in this
trust and then make an escort that runs the LLC.
(01:02:12):
But as actually in this other truck, I was like, what,
I don't get it, but but my name is you know,
John Baker. Well, okay, I just have it in John
Baker and get these to get these right offs. Well
that's you. You know what I'm saying. We're ready to
(01:02:33):
get the right offs to something that's not real. It's
just like it's just some ship that's just all over
the place. Uh course, before we before we get too
much further World War three or no, of course, Uh now,
Israel Israel bomb Iran, the US bombed Iran, Iran bomb
(01:02:57):
Uh US based and what katar if I'm great? Uh yeah,
that was empty.
Speaker 2 (01:03:03):
Yeah, these guys are good at blowing up empty shit.
Well here's the thing that's fucking amazing. I almost was
tempted to do an understanding propaganda on this. You gotta
know that we're being bombarded with some of the worst
propaganda of all time. And I say that because if
everyone wants to understand how to effectively distribute and write propaganda,
(01:03:24):
you always have to go back to Gerbels. Gebels was
the fucking ultimate master of propaganda, and even the Allies
knew it and studied him in his propaganda techniques. Okay,
one of Gerbels. One of Gerbel's principles, there's nine principles
of propaganda. One of them is that all propaganda must
be controlled by a central entity. Okay. We are seeing
(01:03:46):
the direct result of what happens when propaganda is not
controlled by a central entity.
Speaker 1 (01:03:52):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (01:03:53):
So we have Telty Gabber come out like a couple
months ago and say Iran's not working on a nuke.
That was somewhat true, fifty true, kind of true. They're
working on enriching uranium. They can get it up to
sixty percent. You need ninety five plus percent for a bomb,
So they're working on it, but they're not They're not close.
They have a better chance of buying nukes off of
Pakistan than making nukes themselves, which is now on the table.
(01:04:16):
Pakistan offered to fucking sell them nukes. So the problem
is that we are seeing reports come out that Iran's
facility was completely destroyed. Iran comes out and says they
weren't destroyed, they knew about it and they moved all
the stuff, which is counter even if it's true. It's
(01:04:38):
counter propaganda, okay, because it's meant to counter the propaganda
that was distributed by the government that they destroyed all
the nuclear facilities. Okay. Then you get leaks from the
government to the newspapers saying that the facilities were not destroyed. Okay,
this leak is a problem because this leak shows that
(01:05:01):
there is a internal battle over the propaganda message and
you can't have that. You need you need strict compliance
when you're distributing propaganda through your proxies. And that didn't
happen here, and it embarrassed the fucking CIA, and it
embarrassed the Trump administration. And that's why there's this overt
That's why they had to do a press conference and
(01:05:21):
show the bombs blowing up and all this stuff, because
this is why propaganda needs to all be controlled by
a single entity, right, and that entity in America is
the CIA, and then that information is distributed packaged to
the president and everyone else.
Speaker 1 (01:05:37):
Right.
Speaker 2 (01:05:38):
So yeah, what we're seeing right here is a complete
collapse of the propaganda system that has always been in place.
And that's because someone leaked some shit.
Speaker 1 (01:05:48):
And then you think it's intentional.
Speaker 2 (01:05:51):
No, that would no, no, no, none at all. That
would imply that these people are smart enough in the
modern era to pull off what I call the double
triple whammy. And these people have proven to me over
and over again that they are just not that smart.
They're genuinely not They can't. They're sticking to the same
playbook and the same script for propaganda and rumor and
psychological warfare that they've been using since nineteen forty two.
(01:06:15):
It hasn't changed. It's you can spot it a mile away.
I'll be I'll be flipping through my fucking Twitter feed
and I'll be like, there's propaganda, there's propaganda, and I
can spot the techniques they're using and all the stuff. Right, Yeah,
we're drowning in propaganda right now. It's amazing. I've never
seen anything like it, not even during the Gulf War.
Well of course that was pre social media, but still, like,
(01:06:39):
it's unfrecking believable, and especially all the pro Israeli propaganda.
And you can always tell the pro is rarely propaganda
because it's just so outright bullshit, Like so outright bullshit,
it's truly unbelieved. They get the Israelis I like the
worst gas lighters that have ever existed in the history
of mankind. So but yeah, everyone needs to keep an
eye out for this. Well, it's kind of hard not
(01:07:00):
to keep an eye out for it because we're being
inundated by it. But don't fall for it, you know.
Study Geerbles. Everyone needs to study Gebel's Principles of Propaganda.
That will give you the playbook, then the doctrine of rumors,
and like there's a whole bunch of shit that you
can read to very very easily spot the propaganda, which
is its fucking out of control. It's truely and it's
not good propaganda anymore. It's just genuinely not.
Speaker 1 (01:07:21):
Well, how do you feel about opposing and posturing by
both sides? So, well, they got to place and it
was empty, and then Iram bombs of place is empty.
Speaker 2 (01:07:31):
So it's just like they did this before. They've done
this before last year when Israel struck them, they struck
an empty American base too, and they gave notice they
were doing it, and everyone knew it was going to see.
This is like it's political theater, but it's political theater
in regards to like, if this person does this, then
this side has no choice but to respond by doing this,
(01:07:53):
and usually the other side knows what that response is
going to be, and so then they know what response
they have to have to that response, and so they're
usually on both sides five or six moves deep when
they make a decision and they already anticipate what the
other side's gonna do. Then you throw in back channels
where they're calling like through proxies, and say, hey man,
(01:08:13):
we're gonna fuck the We're gonna bomb this base. Make
sure you get all your people out of there, right,
it's optics for the camera, because fucking Iran can't get
bombed and then not do anything. They can't not allowed.
It's just it's a violation of the rules. It'll fucking
show them as weak and next thing you know, Israel
will be fucking dumping more bombs on them. They have
to respond. I just feel like Israel is such a
(01:08:36):
thorn on the side of the world and everybody knows it.
Everybody fucking knows. Nobody feels sorry for them getting blown
up at all. It's hilarious some of the comments I've
been reading, But is Iran needs to just wipe them
the fuck out. Like, I don't understand these people, Like
even Putin with Ukraine, he knows where Zelensky sleeps at night,
yet he hasn't done shit to try to take that
(01:08:56):
guy out. Why not Israel' keeps going after Kamani. They're
trying to decapitate the head of the snake. Why isn't
that Why doesn't Iran do that? Why doesn't Russia do that?
You don't think that fucking the Iranians know where Netanyah
who sleeps at night? Of course they do, of course
they do. Why don't they just take that step? That
(01:09:17):
pisses me off? Everyone hates Netanyah, who I ran to
be doing the world a favor to take him out,
and they don't. And I don't know why.
Speaker 1 (01:09:25):
What's crazy about Nick Yahoo is they gave him the
boot to put him right back in yeah the movie,
Like they're like, yeah, man, this dude sucks. And then
they put the other guy. You know, I can't remember
the other.
Speaker 2 (01:09:40):
Guy enough, Tally Bennett, Okay, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:09:45):
And he ain't lands for about three four months, no.
Speaker 2 (01:09:47):
Because he was weak. You just looked at that guy
and he just reak of weakness. All that's the problem
with all these Israeli politicians. They reek of international weakness.
But fucking I hate I hate that cocksucker, But he
has no problem going into a room and fucking kicking
you in the balls, you know what I mean. Like
I hate to give him that much, but like it's true,
It's really true. Like there are no other strong Israeli
(01:10:09):
candidates period at all, and so he's like they're only
default and he's been in there for twenty fucking years.
It's like as soon as you think he's gone, it's like,
oh my god, he's back. So he's like fucking guys
like Herpes.
Speaker 1 (01:10:21):
May said he won't write in the writing in. That's
the type of guy he is.
Speaker 2 (01:10:28):
Here's everyone's got to be blackmailed because everyone has to
know by this point that they killed Kennedy and did
nine to eleven and they did COVID, which will come
out eventually, you know, but like everybody knows this shit,
why the fuck we keep going along with it? Why
don't we just destroy all this? We live in an
age where we can just say that ain't me on
the video, that's Ai. You know, fuck, you're blackmail.
Speaker 1 (01:10:58):
Oh that's a good one. Today met as a man.
There ain't no way that's me. Okay, that that does
kind of looked like me, but look that's not me.
Speaker 2 (01:11:07):
It's a fake man. It's a body. They got body doubles.
Speaker 1 (01:11:11):
Yeah, so that yeah, so there it is there it is. So,
so are we world War three in this thing? Or no?
Speaker 2 (01:11:18):
I don't think so.
Speaker 1 (01:11:19):
Nope, no, I felt a nod too, because here's what's
weird is that US bombed them, Iran bombed, you know,
the base back and then Trump was like, yeah, I
told them that we were cool. Now it's like, what
it's all good man?
Speaker 2 (01:11:38):
Yeah? Trump bombed Then was was a step too far?
Really it was. I mean, it just never should have
happened that they're not. Here's the thing. There's more going
on beneath the surface that we don't know about. You know,
it always is, and so the conversation that people have
publicly is usually never even close to being over the market.
Speaker 1 (01:11:55):
Well, I've heard some rumblings about the the some of
the true battle going on in the Middle East is
amongst Iran and Saudi Arabia. Yeah, that's true, because they're there.
There are two different subsets of the Muslim culture and
they kind of clash. What do you call it the suity?
Speaker 2 (01:12:19):
Is it sun and Shyeah?
Speaker 1 (01:12:21):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sunny and Shiah? So, uh, what is
it is? Is Iran Shia? Is that right?
Speaker 2 (01:12:31):
Not my wheelhouse or something like that? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (01:12:36):
Shea, okay, here we go, let's see. Okay. So, yes,
Iran is ninety to ninety five percent Shia, and so
Saudi Arabia is ninety ninety five percent uh Sunni, which
I don't know what the hell the difference is. I mean,
(01:13:00):
I ain't gonna lie to you. I guess that would
I guess that would be the same deal. It's like,
you know in America, where we got Baptists and then
we got Protestant and we got I guess that would
be kind of a similar thing with that, like a denomination,
(01:13:21):
Like you're technically under the same umbrella of the religion,
but this particular denomination sets you apart because you uh
interpret your good book in this particular way. Is that?
Is that? Is that? What?
Speaker 5 (01:13:37):
It?
Speaker 1 (01:13:37):
Pretty much?
Speaker 2 (01:13:39):
Oh yeah, it's like the whole It's like the whole Protestant,
fucking Lutheran fucking there's like fifty different fucking Christians out
there that don't like each other.
Speaker 1 (01:13:47):
You know.
Speaker 2 (01:13:47):
It's just people want to isolate themselves from anything different,
which is a weird human I mean, it's a survival mechanism,
of course, but even within a group, people will want
to create subgroups. It's weird, right, right.
Speaker 1 (01:14:04):
So I got a question for it.
Speaker 2 (01:14:06):
So I got a question for you off topic, but
it's still very relevant. How do you feel about the
new overpriced Destiny expansion?
Speaker 1 (01:14:18):
How do I feel about it?
Speaker 2 (01:14:19):
Yep, we're on the street. Is it's got less content
than the previous expansions and it's more expensive?
Speaker 1 (01:14:26):
Is it more expensive? I already paid one hundred dollars.
Speaker 2 (01:14:32):
What you paid one hundred dollars for the new expansion?
You get a Deluxe Supervision with an action figure or something.
Speaker 1 (01:14:37):
Yeah? Yeah, you get the Deluxe version with whatever extra
You get the Exotic early via the New Land Beyond,
and I don't know whenever the new expansion comes out,
I just buy it because I'm not really gonna play
any of the game. You crazy, mainly because I don't
(01:14:59):
have time. I just don't.
Speaker 2 (01:15:02):
If we never take time, how can we ever have time?
Speaker 1 (01:15:06):
This nigga? Look, man, he said what I'm talking about.
They're gonna talk to me and damn Reddles and shit.
It's like, Bob, Look, here's what I've got invested in
this game. I have been playing this game as long
as I've been dating my girlfriend eleven years. Okay, so
(01:15:31):
that's a special bond, all right. Actually I've been dating
her a little bit longer because I bought it in
in August September twenty fourteen, when I bought my PSPs four.
At that time, I've just got a bond with the game.
(01:15:51):
I've got a bond with the game all right now.
Has it lost some of us luster? Yes, And the
only reason why it's lost some of us luster is
because the people that I used to play with don't play.
And it's probably because they're just they're old as fucking
probably got eight kids, all right, which is okay. I
don't have any kids too, and I don't play as
(01:16:14):
much as I used to. They used to. On a Saturday,
I be playing for eight hours straight PvP, knocking people's
heads off. I used to be good. My reaction times
slow as fuck. Now if I'm out there playing against
people who were damn who are own they shit, I'm like,
whoa boy? I could not react the way I used to.
(01:16:34):
They ain't no doubt about that. Like it's pretty it's
pretty rough. But I've heard some some rumblings about that. Look,
everybody's always crying about something, Okay, that's all I know.
And sometimes you get what you want, sometimes you don't
get what you want. I just want some new shit
and a couple of new exotics and then let me
go and shoot some some other people in the face,
(01:16:57):
all right, And I feel okay about it, you know,
I'm saying, oh, oh, of course they gave us. People
gave us the breakdown. Except one believes there is a
direct line of descendants from Muhammad. I guess that they
believe they are which one believe that? Is it? The
siny of is Shia Shia hod on. Uh, Let's see, man,
(01:17:32):
what the fuck? Okay, this Ai shit is all over
the place. But okay, I have to deep that this
because I have no idea what it's talking about. But
it's got the full imposition of the twelve Vershia. I'm like,
do what My goodness, man, you thought Christianity was all
over the place. But as far as with the denominations
(01:17:54):
and all that, man, yeah, I can't get into that
because I'm not expert. Do you know anybody who's the
expert of that stuff?
Speaker 2 (01:18:03):
Not really, I.
Speaker 1 (01:18:05):
Don't know anybody's expert of that. I don't know. We
got a whole bunch of we got a whole bunch
of folks, uh infiltrating in you know what I'm saying
with the Muslim culture, and they got a whole lot
of over the UK as well, so they're trying they're
trying to spread the word Okay, they're trying to spread
(01:18:26):
the word around. Uhry Corey, let me know that when
John Wick five's in production.
Speaker 2 (01:18:34):
And he's in it, so he's not dead. Thank god.
At least they got that right. My hold my brother
for anything else after that, But.
Speaker 1 (01:18:42):
Which I did go watch Ballerina. I did watch that,
and here's what I will say. Okay, uh for me,
it is a perfect entry into the John Wick universe.
They had to put from the World of John Wick
(01:19:02):
because it's like eight Ballerina movies that all of a
sudden came out trying to get eyes. I was like,
where are all these Ballerina movies coming from? And all
of them are kind of the same thing. Some chick
this in Assassin. I was like, huh, copyright much. I'm like,
what the fuck is going on? So I see why
they put from the World of john Wick Ballerina. I
think they put the right amount of John Wick in
(01:19:24):
the movie, the correct amount. They made the woman believable
because she was not able to overpower me in she
fought dirty, Okay, but it also did not overshadow anything
that John Wick has ever done, which is exactly how
(01:19:45):
you need to keep it because you got to keep
the man to mint the legend. So yeah, but yeah,
I think they did. I think they did a good job,
just like they did a good job on the Continental.
They really know what they're doing with this universe, unlike
some other universes that we got going on right now
(01:20:08):
that are struggling, to say the least, but they understand
what they are. They understand who the top dog of
the universe is, and they don't try to outdo the
top dog while still maintaining that this person, particular person
is a badass. And this movie is set between john
Wick three and john Wick four. See you actually see
some clips from john Wick three. Okay, replayed, you see
(01:20:36):
some clips, so yeah, when he's with the Russo family,
the Russians that run the ballerina thing. So yeah, yeah,
y'all watching. Check that out. Check it out, Check it
out john Wick five. Let's see if Corey, Corey, I
think that they may have heard what you said about
(01:20:59):
what should happen and they had an idea. Whatever we're
gonna do and then they had to scrap it and
then use your idea.
Speaker 2 (01:21:05):
I hope so, because my idea is the best. The
idea that they would go through five movies and not
loop back to the wife in some shape or form.
Speaker 1 (01:21:15):
Is like it would be the worst mission opportunity.
Speaker 2 (01:21:19):
Missed, the biggest opportunity of the fucking universe. I mean,
it's shrouded in mystery. Right, she was in a hospital
we assumed as she had cancer or got sick or something, right,
and then she just is gone and like she's like
not in it after the first fifteen minutes of that
first movie. It would be the ultimate fucking gotcha. It'd
be a sixth sense ending all over again.
Speaker 1 (01:21:40):
You know, there it is, there it is. I mean,
will it happen? We don't know, Probably not, probably not.
You know what's crazy in Ballerina? Uh damn what's his name?
Wisdam's um uh with his bodyguard Chiron, who's in it
(01:22:06):
somehow the black dude is dead?
Speaker 2 (01:22:09):
Did they film it?
Speaker 1 (01:22:11):
Was he?
Speaker 2 (01:22:11):
Cgi?
Speaker 1 (01:22:14):
If he was, it was the best m CG I
ever seen? Interesting, said, the dude died at John like
making John Waite before.
Speaker 2 (01:22:25):
Yeah, and he got killed by that vacs.
Speaker 1 (01:22:28):
What yah have confirmation said that Jimmy jab got him
the Jimmy Jab. Oh the who is it? Lauren? Was
it Sanchez? Jeff Bezos officially got married. They had a
(01:22:50):
big ass wedding. Dude had all the stars there. I'm like,
why is like Sidney Sweeney and Ship at this day wedding?
I'm what the fuck is? You know.
Speaker 2 (01:23:02):
Why you got that much money? You better not be
getting married. She'll stick around again. Out that paper.
Speaker 1 (01:23:09):
Or Lando Ballooon was at the wedd Oh and uh, hey,
Katy Perry is available. Her and O'Landa bum Bloom is split.
So she's about she's open for business. So I guess
Orlando Bloom didn't didn't wash enough dishes. Folks think I
ain't gonna remember the ship that they say, you know
(01:23:31):
what I'm saying. But she was up there talking about, oh,
if you come down here and wash these dishes, I'll
suck you, dick. No, I guarantee that nigga was washing
dishes every day out there, washing the fuck out of
no dick, suck broke up. You know what I'm saying,
Don't lie to me. You know what I'm saying, by
(01:23:51):
don't be lying to me. I don't like when folks
just be blatantly lying to me. You're talking about I
don't need a land bow. I need my dishes washed.
He wait at the house dish what dishes? Ain't you
got a maid for that? If I make millions of
dollars a year, somebody's gonna be there cleaning that shit up.
(01:24:12):
It ain't gonna be me. It ain't gonna be my woman.
I'm gonna hire somebody to clean the shit up. Ain't
at the premise, I thought, that's the whole premise of
being rich. You have fuck wait on you. Yes, it's
(01:24:32):
like driving. They'd be like, folks go out and get
drunken and uh and crash or damn get pulled over
by the cops, and it be some person who's worth
them five hundred million dollars. I'm like, you ain't got
nobody driving at least the uper is Come on, man,
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I ain't risking at all. I got five hundred million dollars.
I can pay somebody one hundred grand a year to
drive me, and that's a drop in the bucket. I
just find I'd be like, hey, you know, I find
I'm one of my homies. Hey, man, what you doing
(01:25:17):
for work right now? Oh? Man, I work at this
plant make about sixty five a year. That's a look, dog.
Don't you want to come drive me around? It's like, man,
I don't know, Man, I really need to keep this job. Man,
I pay one hundred and fifty dollars a year. It's like,
never mind, I'm coming to drive you. I pay you
(01:25:38):
one fifty a year. Man. I just don't want to
fuck with driving. Okay, let's just see it. I'm just
done with it, all right, So especially on nights that
I want to go somewhere and get hampy. So I
don't get it. I don't get it off. I think
I seen something right here recently, because you know, John
Jones officially has retired. But I think that, uh yeah, well,
(01:26:01):
I think there's some some aulteer stuff. One of my
buddies told me there's a video out of supposedly him
getting in a car crash and fleeing the scene and
leaving the woman there did a while, and he was drunk.
When he was drunk. Yeah, no, I think this is
a new one.
Speaker 2 (01:26:18):
Another one.
Speaker 1 (01:26:20):
Yeah, well, my buddy said, I ain't checked the video
out yet. He said he was gonna send it to me,
but he was like, man, I think I think this
has something to do with it, but why he's kind
of stepping back. I'm like, John Jones is the best
fighter who has ever fought in the UFC. He's also
(01:26:41):
the dumbest fucking individual that's ever been in the UFC
as well. I mean, it's just no doubt about it. Well,
some people, yeah, he's he's the man. You know what
I'm saying, He's the man. So, I mean, I don't
I don't get it. But but uh, guys, we're gonna
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we're gonna close out this episode to beyond the keup.
We appreciate everybody for coming out and being out here
with us, all right on this Friday night. All right,
got a few people on the YouTube channel. We've had
some people up there on Rumble as well, range your vault.
We appreciate you, uh putting all your comments up there
people as well. Australia. Uh, do y'all got French tastes
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I wonder from history the j D JFK Book. There's
been JFK books written before, but this is the JFK book. Okay,
(01:28:09):
So that's the one you need to have. Audio version
is available if you can't read, which I'm right there
with you on that, okay, all right, If you have
trouble reading, then the audiobook is available. Okay, so you
can get that as well. Corey, are you working on
anything else right now? I know we got the Independent
Media taken that should be cranking up right here in
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the next week, right three days, that's cranking up. So
I know he's been putting a whole lot of a
whole lot of work in on that. I think you've
had to dial back on your Oswald stuff, because you've
got more than what you thought you had.
Speaker 2 (01:28:45):
Oh, my Osball book is going to be It was
gonna be two hundred fifty pages, but I'm at two
fifty and I ain't even clock out to the Marines yet,
So I'm looking at more like four hundred plus pages
in this fucking book. So once I realized that, I'm like,
fucking let me take a couple of weeks off because
my brain hurts. You say all that, don't end up
in a lunatic asylum. It's like a fucking miracle. I
swear to God.
Speaker 1 (01:29:05):
There it is Looney being Looney Bean. Guys. We will
be back with you tomorrow night. All right on Wheezy's channel,
What is truth for UFC three seventeen if I'm correct,
Oliver Ea versus t Pooria, Oh okay, okay, Man's go
(01:29:28):
ahead and call it was submission submission veder.
Speaker 2 (01:29:31):
Possibly possibly we'll see.
Speaker 1 (01:29:33):
Okay, okay, submission potential submission leader okay. And then of
course days zero on Sunday, We're appreciate everybody for being
out here with us. Me boy x Q four twenty
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