Episode 265- Heretic Film Review

In this week's episode, we discuss current events such as the ongoing tariff war, the reliance of the American economy on Chinese manufacturing, and the race baiting Karmelo Anthony/Austin Metcalf case. 

As the episode progresses, we get into the review of the psycological horror film Heretic.

🗣️ Quotes from Dutch
"Chaos brings opportunity for those who pay attention."

🗣️ Quotes from Tena
"The only way that things would change is if they started making everything in the US."

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Speaker 1 (01:53):
What's good everybody.

Speaker 2 (01:55):
So it's a lot going on in the world. We
got Trump going crazy right now with the tariffs. You
want to talk about that in the stock market effect.

Speaker 1 (02:09):
It's it's really quite interesting. I'll say. I'll say that
Amazon actually they uh, they're not they're they canceled a
bunch of their orders that's coming in from China and
going out to China cause of the terriff war. Cause
I guess the China and Trump are going back and forth.
But for those who don't know what the tariff is,
it's a tax or duty to be paid on a

(02:32):
particular class of imports or exports. For those who don't
know what a uh a tariff is, you know, they
just they just taxing shit and tax is made up
like money's made up. So all this shit is just
bullshit that would come out. Come down to it. We
came from time with trading goods, you know, I guess

(02:54):
this is a part of training goods. Trump said that
China made like something trillion dollars off of the US
last year. He is that that's no good. And some
people might say that's no good. But America's getting everything
made in China. Everything in here is made in China. Yeah,
the computers, the microphones, the phones, just shit. Everyday accessory

(03:16):
of fucking light fixture, a lamp, regular digital clock, you know, printers.
Every little thing that we're using on a day to
day basis is nine times out of ten made in China.

Speaker 2 (03:30):
So you know how like our grandparents and our great
grandparents they had like factory jobs, like some of them
had like factory jobs. Yeah, they would be making stuff.
But then that kind of like change. I mean they
would have to go back to that. If they wanted
to just have everything made in the USA, they would
have to open up a whole bunch of different like

(03:53):
manufacturing sites right to do the same thing that China's doing.
But the benefit of over is that the labor is cheap.
That's why most companies will outsource their material, right, their
raw material everything from China because it's cheaper. Now with
the teriffs, probably not you know what I'm saying, because

(04:15):
if you get something made in the US, it's going
to be more expensive because you have to follow labor
laws and you have to do like minimum wage. It's unfortunate.
But like corporations like Nike, right, like the fast fashion
industry or things like that, it's a lot of children,
you know, like slave labor going on to make these
products and they make them dirt cheap and then they

(04:37):
like you know.

Speaker 1 (04:39):
But it's also it's not as us to protect domestic
industries and raise revenue.

Speaker 2 (04:46):
I don't see it like that, Like I don't see
what Trump is doing because we rely like you said,
we rely on everything from China. So the only way
that things would change is if they started making everything
in the US.

Speaker 1 (05:00):
That's the point. It raises the value almost like raising
the value of your land, you know what I mean,
raising the value of your property because it's in a
gated community. You know what I mean. You don't see
it when you just said it. He puts these terrorts up,
so it's going to encourage people instead of everything coming
from China all the time. You know, I can't get

(05:20):
that shit made in China now because it's too expensive.
It's going to encourage people to search for things within
its home country. Now, we could say things in our
country is quote unquote expensive, but then when you look
at it because of the terrorists, it's looking like you said,
just keep this. Children in China's making these shits for
dirt cheat right now. It's gonna make you bring the
value back into your own country, and like, okay, you

(05:43):
know it's not dirt youat to make this particular item. Actually,
you know what I'm saying here, I am being greedy
and reselling this particular item for mad money in my
country but being made for dirt cheap, and somebody in
China is getting paid the fucking minuscule like something that
we would never take as an American, you know what
I mean to make this shit So again, it's more
of a psychological thing, and it's going to raise the

(06:06):
value more of this country because the country has been
at a point where it's about to get damn their
souls to China, you know what I mean. So I
mean not just with China. He put these you know,
terrorifts on all the countries. Some countries agree for whatever
he said because's not that deep to them. But China's
like no fuck out of here, because y'all niggas already
half y'all shit is made by us, you know what
I mean. China's let they both because they know half
they shit made about us. But the US is going

(06:26):
to least Trump is as Trump representing the US as
a business. He's going to look at it as Yeah,
we could get everything made by y'all for cheap and everything.
We've been doing that for years. But it's time for
us to get back to doing what we did because
now what's going to happen is American goods is going
to become more expensive over there. So now, for example,
you know, it's a very expensive to ship shit overseas

(06:47):
as it is, right, Yeah, it's like sixty dollars, Like
I could ship a hat right now. I'm selling a
hat for sixty. Shipping is going to be one hundred
and twenty now twenty something like that. I'm just giving
them dramatic numbers up there though, you know what I mean,
it's really up there.

Speaker 2 (07:00):
Yeah, you're right.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
Now, Now it's gonna be oh this ship is made
in America, somebody overseas that would like to purchase it's
gonna be more value now more valuable, you know what
I mean. Mm hmm, it's gonna be. Oh now, now
the tax is worth maybe two hundred dollars because it's
made in America, the same way we will pay two

(07:21):
hundred dollars for some fucking, you know, high end shit
that's made overseas or came from overseas. Now it's not
made in America, but now it's gonna be. And it's
also going to encourage Chinese companies to come over here
so they don't got to pay the taxes. I mean,
so they don't got to do hit to hit the
terraft button. So they were saying, like Apple, sorry, Apple

(07:42):
might funk around and open more of their factories over here,
which is gonna open up jobs for people, et cetera,
et cetera in a more American way. I guess you know,
or we know, we don't want to keep. What was
gonna happen is China's not gonna And I was using
China's example because there was fighting back and forth. Now
that's fine. I respect China for fighting it. They're not pussy,
they know they're worth. China's looking at it like a right,

(08:06):
you know, iPhone. Let's say Let's say this is the
iPhones example. iPhone sales are gonna drop, right, It's gonna
be too expensive for people to afford the iPhone less
they figure out a way to finest the phone companies
to charge us some stupid amount of money on a
financing plan, right, which is what they probably gonna do.
But the iPhone sales are going to drop. All these

(08:26):
things I made in China sells and revenue is going
to drop because people are not gonna be able to
afford to keep purchasing certain things that I made in China.
Right now, China's gonna have to encourage yourself to get
over here, buy some land, buy some property, you know,
build some shit up, so on and so forth. That
could be good at bad. It could be beneficial towards

(08:47):
Americans because, hey, like I said, more jobs might open up,
more opportunity to make things in America more better, thought
processes better, you know, it's just better, agriculture better, just better.
Maybe you know what I mean. It's just I don't know.
This is what I thought process goes as to where
this could probably lead, or it could just be an
opening door for trying to combob a bunch of lame
in America.

Speaker 2 (09:07):
I just look at him crashing the dollar, like I
feel like the dollar is just we already know that
the dollar is going to collapse. I think this is
the process like towards this goal. That's how I look
at it. Everybody's crashing out, at least my industry, and
I know my industry can't be the only industry suffering because,
like I said, everything is being sourced from China, right,

(09:29):
It's not just beauty products and shit, these companies.

Speaker 1 (09:32):
Are people waking up to certain things.

Speaker 2 (09:37):
That But I'm saying though, like they have to raise
the prices that the issue is. It is like the
inflation is going to continue.

Speaker 1 (09:46):
Right, and the way prices, the more people are going
to start snapping out of it. It's going to cause
more people to try to make more things within the
country of its on its own and figure out different
ways to do things instead of relying on what's been
relied on for the last three to four decades. At
least Arons some beauty.

Speaker 2 (10:04):
But even like Safer instance, right, because we make hair
care products too. The products come from the US, but
it's not like the materials coming from overseas, so it
don't even matter, like you know what I'm saying, Like
even just raw material, though it's coming from overseas, people
could be making all the stuff. There's a lot of
US based companies that are making product here, but they

(10:27):
get their containers from overseas because it's cheaper.

Speaker 1 (10:30):
Like things were going to cause people to have to
figure it out. If it's going to cause the companies
who have it in America for expensive to lower their
price because now they could probably afford to sell it
more cheaper in both the way China's been selling it
cheaper in both. You know what I'm saying, I guess
it might cause the It might, it might. This is

(10:51):
all hypothetical. That's me thinking optimistic. Everything you saying could
be right. It's just here to crash the dollar, you
know what I mean. But it's a slow process to
crash the dollar. Fully, that's for the stock market. It
pulled back heavily like od like hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Uh.
A lot of people lost money the last couple of weeks,

(11:12):
but a lot of people made money this last couple
of weeks. If you follow the politics. Uh, I have
like a little group chatter friends not friends, but people
that I know, And we come onto the stock market
stuff and we were talking about it, like last month.
I'm like, it's going up a little bit, but it's
going to pull back because it's Trump, and it has

(11:32):
to pull back because of Trump. They're gonna do some bullshit.
They'll keep He was starting to certain things. I'm like,
normally he's setting it up. Niggas gotta catch it. So
we put We placed option calls on puts. I mean
some option plays on puts, and puts meaning puts means
that you're betting at the market where will go down.
You're betting that this particular stock is gonna pull back,

(11:54):
you know what I mean. I only had enough money
to play like two of them and everything and show enough.
It did and we made some money. The boy made
a good amount of money. He ran off for a
couple of thousand dollars. And I was like, you know,
that's just knowing what you're looking at is so important.
Like you could be in a conspiracy mind all day

(12:16):
and you could say all this shit all day. He's
trying to crash the dollars, trying to do this, You're
trying to do that. You could say that all day
but if you're paying attention to what he's trying to do,
you could capitalize on it. And I'm all about capitalizing,
capitalizing on things. You can call me capitalistic. Live in
a capital statistic society. It is what it is. But
at the end of the day, you're printing up some
money and working as hard because you're paying attention to

(12:37):
the chaos. Chaos brings opportunity for those who pay attention.
If you've ever seen Pelham one, two three, he literally
showed how he calls all this chaos and make the
stock market crash so he could make his money because
he played, he paid. He put all these moneys on
puts the same way we was doing, so you got
short the market. This is a movie called The Big Short.
I'm trying to watch it with the realers one day,

(12:58):
but she said she just can't tolerate the white commentary.
It's like a dry white comedy. But for those into
stocks and stuff, if you're listening to the conversation that
they have, these guys are placing bets on the stop market,
pulling back because they're watching a chain of events occur
in a chaotical way. And if you just like say,

(13:19):
just pay attention. Every twenty four hours. Shit changes, you know. Now,
Trump just gave niggas ali. You niggas got ninety days
to get it together because he's putting the paws on
certain terrorifts. How's that affect the stock market? Certain things
starts running up real quick. But guess what's going to
happen in ninety days, It's going to pull back.

Speaker 2 (13:40):
Well, they already are accusing him of insider trading, like
the stuff that he did. They knew what it, like
you said, like the taking and pell on one, two three,
So the billionaires are making money. So he's like being
accused of that right now.

Speaker 1 (13:54):
That's fine.

Speaker 2 (13:55):
Yeah, we're just throwing that out.

Speaker 1 (13:56):
Yeah, I know they're going to get any time when
niggas other nigs gives made money that other niggas didn't make. Yes, absolutely,
because the stock game is really a rich nigga game.
You just gotta know what you're doing and you can
get money off of it if you play it smart.
You know what I mean. It's really just for these
risch niggas to play off of That's why they do
what they do. It's really kind kind of discussing and disturbing.

(14:17):
But all of them played it. The government plays in
the stock market. Guys. You know what I mean, this
is a government thing. What do I really expect like
fuck theserisish niggas making money off of it. This is
a government thing. Who like, no one asks us who
created the quote unquote stock market?

Speaker 2 (14:32):
You know, yeah, like.

Speaker 1 (14:34):
Literally like let's look like, nigga, look that up. Who
created these stock market or what it is today? They
won't tell you. A group of probably Masonic niggas that
niggas never heard of the day in they life type shit.
You know what I mean? They created what the stock
market is today.

Speaker 2 (14:47):
Well we already know that the Rothschilds and all them
niggas created the Federal.

Speaker 1 (14:51):
Reserve and and there you go, you know what I mean.
So when when all that said, everything else that everything
I just said, we become relevant when you put that
into play. But yeah, that's just a little word of
the wise for the people think that happened.

Speaker 2 (15:06):
There's a lot so I have something. So there was
another race baiting incident, all right. There was a young
black team right from Texas. His name is Carmelo Anthony.

(15:26):
Yes Carmel Anthony, not the basketball player. He was at
a Frisco, Texas track meet, right, and he ended up
stabbing a student at the track meet. I personally feel
like me and Dutch are kind of going back and

(15:47):
forth debating whether or not this is like a legitimate
case because we always highlight that the highly publicized cases
are usually orchestrated. You know what I'm saying. We had
to look at the timeline. Right the start of the year,

(16:09):
the start of Trump's presidency. What you know was he
doing that was getting black people upset? The DEI rollbacks, Right,
That's the first thing. Then secondly, what else happened Dutch
after the DEI rollbacks? Then they removed the Black Lives

(16:29):
Matter Street in Washington, DC. Right then what happened recently,
We just did a show about it. Trump had changed
some laws and regarding like federal contractors and segregation policies.
Right see, you see where I'm going Guys, Now, all
of a sudden, because they realized, okay, step one. Yeah,

(16:53):
the black people was talking on social media, we're gonna
band target, We're gonna band blah blah blah, bah blah.
But they ain't really getting uproar about that. The people
who know DEI didn't really help us anyway. But that's
neither here or there, because you know, almost black people,
they just look at it like, oh my gods, they're
trying to remove us from things, you know what I'm saying. Secondly,
the Black Lives Matter. Most Black people realize that the

(17:16):
Black Lives Matter organization run and control by George Sorels,
that shit is a scam, right, and that a lot
of those people who was running it, they just took
the money. They never even did anything with helping black people,
the black community or families who were affected by unlawful
killing of the police. And unfortunately a lot of these

(17:37):
unlawful killings like the George Floyd situation, Brionna Taylor situation,
Tyree Nichols, a lot of these. I'm gonna even throw
in the most recent one, right that happened last year
when the lady she had the boiling pot of water
when it was her Sonaia Massy. Even that case, I'm
gonna throw in a lot of those are not real.

(17:59):
Is just orchestrated to incite like a race war, to
upset black people, you know what I'm saying. Like, we
have an entire episode breaking down false flag events even
just like mass shootings. Yes, if you're new here, it's
unbelievable to you go to these episodes, do your own research.
A lot of the shit that we see in the
media is staged, right, it's just to control your emotions.

(18:21):
It's literally CIA operatives, like it's a form of MK
ultra mind control to control your mind. Anyways, So now
fast forward, right, we have this case where this black child, well,
black teenager, he ends up stabbing a white boy, a

(18:43):
white teenager, and his name is what is it, Austin?

Speaker 1 (18:48):
What is this child's name?

Speaker 2 (18:51):
His name is Austin, Austin Austin. What the hell? Sorry, guys,
I know I should have had this all right, it's
Austin Metcalf. He ends up stabbing this seventeen year old
white boy, Austin Metcalf, and he's a twin. So right

(19:13):
now you have all these different narratives floating around social media. Right,
you have the white people who are like, Okay, this
black child clearly murdered this white child. Like they're pointing
out certain facts. So some of the facts that they're
pointing out is that why did Carmelo have a knife
on school grounds? Right? They claim with the incident that

(19:36):
Carmelo he was sitting on the opposing track team's tent,
like under their tent. And mind you, this is an
all star athlete, Carmelo he also runs track, So him
being at the track meet, I would assume that his
team is competing, right or whatever. But there's all these
different narratives that he wasn't supposed to be there, all
kinds of shit going around in the media. So the

(19:58):
white boy end up dying. Austin right, him and his
twin brother they go and they confront him, like, what
are you doing here? Sitting here? You need to move right.
They claim that either Austin might have shoved Carmelo or
took his belongings, touched his belongings, and then Carmelo ends

(20:22):
up stabbing him. But before he stabs him, they claim
that Carmelo was like, oh, touch me and see what happens.

Speaker 1 (20:27):
Right when Nick Clean, they took this kid phone, his backpack,
broke his stump on his ship, they you know, attagonized
this nigga.

Speaker 2 (20:35):
Yeah, and then there's some people who are trying to
refute that. They're trying to say, oh he did they
didn't break his phone. They didn't do all this other shit.
They got all these narratives going around a lot of
the white people saying that all these two twin boys,
even the family, that they didn't know this, this this
black kid, right, that they didn't know him. If you
didn't know him, the fucker you saying here pressing him

(20:56):
for right. And the thing is, even though the Austin
and his twin brother they attend this this high school,
they're not track stars, like you know what I'm saying,
they're not. They're them being under the tent. It's kind
of weird because it's just like, Okay, yeah, you go
to this school, but you're not competing, right, you know,

(21:17):
that's like all of us. You know, they went to
high school, all the different teams basketball, football, that's like us. Regularly,
even though we attend this high school, were going down
to the bleachers or the bench where the players are sitting.
Fuck we over there for they would tell us to
leave because we're not even supposed to be there. So anyways,

(21:38):
right now they turn into a whole race war where
white people are like, uh, you know, this guy is
a killer. This is premated, premeditated, clearly, why would you
have a knife, blah blah blah, and then you have
the black side that's like, no, clearly there's more to
the story. They feel like it's self defense, and that's
what Carmelo's anthony defense attorney is pushing that it was

(22:01):
self defense. So when it came to the stabbing, they
say that he stabbed Austin in the heart with the knife.
It was one stab. He ain't got Michael Myers on
the body. It wasn't multiple stab wounds. It was just
one stab and he didn't run. Right, I'm thinking, this
is my logic, right Dutch, it all was going to

(22:23):
premeditate murder. There has to be a motive, right, that's
all law shows. That's law shows, law and order, police shows,
right when they're doing investigations. Why does somebody murder? So
and so if it's premeditated, there has to be some
type of motive. So for the White family to claim
that their sons didn't notice child like, right, we running

(22:45):
with this stupid idea, right that he thought about this
and was going to kill these kill this boy. Why
is it that they're claiming that they don't know him,
Because for it to be premeditated, I would assume that
I know the individual that I'm going to kill, that
the individual did something to me, even if it's like
some type of retaliation of some sort. You know what

(23:07):
I'm saying. We've just seen this in a TV show.
Remember that TV show, I don't remember what it's called Dutch,
the TV show where it was a young white boy.
It's like a Britch, like a Brit movie or a
Brit series with the UK. He he gets charged for killing. Yeah,

(23:28):
he gets charged for killing a white girl at his school.
And it was actually premeditine like he but he was
being bullied, so you see what I'm saying the lead up, Yeah,
he was kind of sort of being bullied, so he
like stalked the girl and he stabbed her multiple times,
like multiple time, like he went crazy. So if white

(23:53):
people are trying to run with the narrative, or even
some fellow black people, because there's a lot of black
people who feel like the Carmelo Anthony was in the
wrong and this was premeditated. Why would he Why would
he just randomly attack somebody he didn't know?

Speaker 1 (24:07):
Yeah, no, he definitely knew what this kid. I just
felt like he didn't have to do the most and
shaking him. You know what I'm saying. You know, it
looks bad because it's on school grounds, et cetera, et cetera.
Like the odds are against some really bad But you
know that's that. I just feel like he shouldn't have
a knife if he had people these dudes prior to

(24:28):
all this is happening, you know what I mean? Which
is which is definitely a thing, But this is high
school we talking about. I don't know white people have,
like you know, fellow high school rivalries. This is is
the thing.

Speaker 2 (24:38):
Niggas bring guns. We've had, Yeah, we gonna.

Speaker 1 (24:40):
Have plenty of out high school. When niggas bought guns,
stabbed in school, got stabbed in school school.

Speaker 2 (24:47):
This is normal ship. Yeah, it's sad, but it's like
it's kind.

Speaker 1 (24:50):
Of normal white people yet should know, y'all know white people,
y'all know the gotta be bringing guns to school and
shanky people at the school. Hell, we don't watch the
grassy thinking about all right, we don't see all this
white people y'all know, y'all y'all be moving.

Speaker 2 (25:05):
Yeah we want school shod Yeah, y'all be school shooters.
Get the fuck out.

Speaker 1 (25:10):
So for buddy that have in life and allegedly, you know,
he's in a predominant white area. It's really not too
far fetched.

Speaker 2 (25:17):
Yeah, they said that this area is like damn near
eighty percent white people. Whenever it's a predominantly white area,
the like the kids are very like even if the
adults are very like ballsy, you know what I'm saying, Like,
they they will test that racial ship like that. That's
really how white people are. And then they wonder why
black people respond to white people in a certain manner,

(25:38):
because look, how the fuck you guys are we have
Everybody has their own testimony and experience. You could ask
the average black person. You can even asks an average
black child if a white person ever said anything derogatory
to them, or made them feel uncomfortable or did something.
I guarantee you that most people would say yes. And
not even just black people, other ethnic groups right Asian people, right,

(26:02):
mixed race Latinos, white Latino like you will have other
ethnic groups make these claims. So I don't know why
white people want to pretend like, oh, we just sitting
here focused on race and shit. Y'all. People really have
done a whole bunch of shit and continue to do shit.
So funk out of here. So white people ain't crashing
out on social media. They threatened Carmelos, like they're sending

(26:24):
death threats to Carmelo's family, right, They're painting narratives like
he's a thug. Even black people are painting narratives like
he's a thug. The actual story is that he actually
is like a four point zero I think students he.

Speaker 1 (26:36):
Gots like folks are four point oh gpa. He's a
he's a captain of his team or whatever. He's a
well respected individual. So I'm like, if somebody on that caliber,
especially in high school, there's a motive behind the reason
why he did what he did. I don't think the premeditated,
but I think that it was definitely antagonized into a
way where he's just said, fuck it, I don't know

(26:57):
these is here today and I'm shaking him. I don't think.
I really don't think he moveding like that.

Speaker 2 (27:04):
Because if it was premeditated, right, yeah, he would have ran.
Why would you stick around? And why would it? First
of all, if you knew he was gonna kill somebody,
why the fuck would you do it?

Speaker 1 (27:14):
Then he expected to die, Probably he gonna poke.

Speaker 2 (27:16):
Him, and he poked them in his heart. So but
I'm saying, though, like if it was premeditated, wouldn't you
do it somewhere where it's not on school grounds where
there's lots and lots of people, parents, all kinds of shit?
And what do you try to run away? Yeah, like
when you have a plan of escape, like Okay, I'm
gonna do this. I'm gonna catch this nigga here like

(27:38):
any of this, like street nigga right, street nigga shits.
They're gonna move a certain type of way. They're gonna like,
oh I hang out here. Yeah, we're gonna get him
up and then we're gonna take off. He didn't take off.
When the police came, he said, yes, I did it.
You know what I'm saying, Like that's on the statements
that they released or whatever.

Speaker 1 (27:55):
They're gonna try to make this use on some of
the cold ship, but hey, he probably was cold. But
I feel like whatever the white kid did, he probably
deserved for buddy to crash out. He deserve to die. No,
but he probably did something to you know, they encourage
him to crash out. That's my thought.

Speaker 2 (28:09):
Yeah, So a lot of black people feel like you know,
this is self defense. A lot of white people are upset.
They feel like, oh, if this was the opposite, right, Like, say,
if it was a white kid who did this, they said, O,
y'all people would sit here and be doing riots and
all kinds of shit and claiming all this stuff. Nigga,
if it was the opposite, it would be the same

(28:29):
thing that we could say about y'all. Y'all would sit
here and fucking defend this white boy saying that he
stood his ground. What the fuck are we? What are
we doing here? Yes, if it was the opposite situation,
y'all niggas would be sitting here saying that, oh, he
he stood his ground, and then we would be sitting
here saying no, oh he killed him out of a
hate crime or all. Yes, yes you're right, But don't

(28:50):
just sit here and say what the fuck we would
be doing? Why don't you say what the fuck y'allod
be doing too, because y'all be doing the same thing
that the black people are doing, saying that it's self
defense and all this other shit. You see what people
don't like when shit get done to them. What y'all
been doing to us for centuries. You gee, what I'm
saying now, all of a sudden, everybody's like race doesn't matter.
Right is right? Wrong is wrong? Where the fuck is

(29:10):
that energy? When y'all done killed all of our ancestors
and did all kinds of crazy shit and got away
with it, and police and all kinds of people covering
up when the fuck was right was right and wrong
was wrong? Then when was that? I'm trying to figure
that shit out. I don't understand y'all. Still y'all are
the bloodline of these fucking people, And look how y'all acting.
Y'all be killing me with that shit, like, yoh, what's

(29:33):
going on? Black people just want to defend criminals because
of race. Y'all do the same fucking thing. So what
do you end up saying? It's the pop calling the
kettle black at this fucking point, you know what I'm saying.
And another thing that was crazy is that Carmelo's family
right raised over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on

(29:56):
go fund me, and because of the white people crashing
out about this shit, fundy said fuck that, they took
the money away from them and did what would it?
I guess they refunded it to all the individuals who donated.
But then you know Carmelo's family. They made another campaign
on Gibson Go. I guess that's like go fund me,
and so they have they're raising money on that site

(30:19):
for I guess, like his defense and stuff. So I
don't think the outcome is going to be good. I
think they're doing this to upset, you know, everybody. They
just want to cause the civil war, the race war.
They want to keep inciting that. Right, what was the
jersey numbers? We've seen some Masonic symbolism, some number.

Speaker 1 (30:42):
Body number six. The black kid is number six, the
white kid is number thirty three, and the other twenty
is number thirty five.

Speaker 2 (30:49):
So we can all be upset, and this shit could
all be fucking stage just to make us upset.

Speaker 1 (30:54):
Yeah, and definitely they do use the youth as as
stage pieces, folks. I don't want you to think they don't.
They use the youth too. Yeah, And I wasn't going
to entertain all aspects of it, just because like all
the number happened ironically be six and another one thirty
three eighty three.

Speaker 2 (31:12):
Yeah, Like okay, that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (31:15):
You know, that's some random high school that no one
never heard of.

Speaker 2 (31:18):
That's what I'm saying. So and then another thing too,
when these people hit the news, y'all don't seem like
y'all like sad. I'm being honest. These crisis actors they suck.
So if this really is a state situation, like why
don't they coach these niggas aren't giving more emotion? Just
like I like, you have to ree do this shit.

(31:38):
It's just like that one clip Dutch you know that
was floating around was hilarious where a family was getting
interview because they loved one died and then the father
he wanted to started laughing, but he tried to play
it off like he was crack. That shit was hilarious.
I said, wow, look at this shit here playing in
these people's faces. They really do that. And then you

(32:00):
know the newles they so sloppy. They'll hire the same
crisis actors that you've seen in commercials and shit, and
people have proven that. You know, I don't know if
you can find those those YouTube video breakdowns because they
done sweeped out YouTube conspiracy land, but they have videos
breaking that shit down that you've seen some of these
niggas in commercials fucking embarrassing, y'all. I don't know if

(32:23):
it's real tragic situation. There's a lot of questions why
did he have a knife? But how y'all gonna question niggas?
Why why do we have the people down here in
the fucking South have guns? Like, start questioning everybody. I
don't know. That's all I got for that. And then
there was another plane crash in Boca, and there was

(32:47):
a helicopter crash in New York City.

Speaker 1 (32:50):
Nigga's in New York is showing to bunk that shit
right now?

Speaker 2 (32:53):
Oh really what they're saying?

Speaker 1 (32:55):
Well, I feel like most people caught the ending of it.
It was like a tour helicopter that went down. I
think the niggas on it.

Speaker 2 (33:00):
Died and it was six people. What do we say
when we talked about these planes?

Speaker 1 (33:08):
Well, gods, it's always that always And guess.

Speaker 2 (33:10):
What, and guess what? It was a Bell two six
tight seeing helicopter and it was near a pair of
forty But listen to oh six yeah, listen, listen, listen.
I'm telling you. When you guys see the sixes, when
y'all see the threes, I start thirteens the thirty threes.

(33:30):
I'm telling you, listen, when you see the pattern, you're
gonna be like, nah, something is not right here. Okay.
And then as far as the Boca Raton, Florida, guess what,
three people dead? We had a three and we got
a six and these were days apart. So y'all tell
me what y'all think about that. This ship is. And

(33:51):
there's been more incidents since we did that show, talking
about all these different worldwide and US plane crashes, helicopter crashes,
all these different aviation crashes. There's been way more. So
it's been consistent. I anticipate more. I don't know what
the fuck they're doing. I'm really trying to figure out
the plan. Other than that, did you have anything else?

Speaker 1 (34:12):
No?

Speaker 2 (34:13):
Al right, well we're in this episode. But this is
episode two sixty five, and the title of this show
is called The Heretic Film Review.

Speaker 1 (34:23):
The Heretic Film Review, Heretic, Heretic.

Speaker 2 (34:27):
All right, y'all gotta bear with us. We've seen this
what a few weeks ago?

Speaker 1 (34:31):
Yeah, maybe a little jaded on it.

Speaker 2 (34:33):
It's a little jaded, but it is a psychological horror film,
al right. It came out in twenty twenty four, and
if you guys want to watch it, it's currently on Max,
like HBO Max the Max app.

Speaker 1 (34:49):
Gotcha.

Speaker 2 (34:50):
Yeah, so let's talk about this. Let's talk about this plot,
all right. I don't really do horror, but psychological ones.

Speaker 1 (34:59):
I Like, they got these girls who work for a church.

Speaker 2 (35:03):
Yes, it's the LDS Church.

Speaker 1 (35:05):
It's a Mormon ch Mormon church, so you know that's
super Christian.

Speaker 2 (35:08):
Yeah, missionaries, missionary.

Speaker 1 (35:10):
They got some missionaries and they're going around trying to
get people in the area to join the church. But
I mean, not get anybody. They going to places that
are calling in and and inquiring on getting more information
about the church. This one particular guy that they stumbled on,
he happened to be a scholar in religion, but they
didn't know that at first.

Speaker 2 (35:28):
So let me pause. Let me just give the names.
You have, Sister Barnes, Sister Paxton, and then the guy
that Dutch is mentioning. His name is mister Reed.

Speaker 1 (35:37):
Mister Reid.

Speaker 2 (35:38):
Yeah, go ahead.

Speaker 1 (35:39):
Yeah, So you know they knock on the door's poem
ring outside. They come, you know, knock on his door. Hey,
you know you you request some information about the church
and he's like, oh yeah, you know, and they get
the gap and get the church talking, and he invites
the men because you know, it's porm ran outside, and
then things start getting weird.

Speaker 2 (36:00):
Yeah, it's starting to get weird. First of all, when
they was at the door, right, because I guess in
the Mormon like faith or religion, so women can't be
by themselves. They have to have another women present, the
wife or somebody has to be in the house, right,
So they were like, oh, it's your wife home, then
we can come inside, you know, and he was claiming, yeah,

(36:22):
my wife is in the back making a blueberry pie.

Speaker 1 (36:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (36:27):
So they decide, okay, we just come inside the house.
All right. Now. I don't remember which sister was which
sister as far as like the actresses, I can't remember.
We'll go see the film. But one of the sisters, right,
the more blonde looking one. Was there one blonde? Yeah,

(36:47):
there's one with a darker hair, and there's one with
like a lighter hair. Let's just say that the lighter one.
She's very green. And what I mean by that is, like,
you know, people who like they don't have no type
of street smart, so they never really been a right nothing.
So she probably just really only grew up in the church.
She like probably has like a very jaded look on life,

(37:09):
like she hasn't really experienced the negative size or like
a lot of evil or wickedness, right I'm trying to say,
or like the shiftiness in people. Yeah, very naive. So
that's one character. The other one off the rip, she's
very Yah, she's a little antsy, like there's something she's
something's going off, Like she has a better discernment trait

(37:31):
to her where she's peeping some things. But she's just
going along with the ship even though deep down she
knows something is off. So go ahead continue.

Speaker 1 (37:39):
Yeah, so she knows something that's going on. But again,
you know they're they're right now. They're balancing their religion
and their curiosity, you know, yes, and plus doing what
their job was. But again, as time goes on within
the film, things just starts to get a little creepy.
They start to keep request and his wife to come

(38:01):
as the conversation goes because he gets into a more
deeper conversation with them about religion, about their religion, because
then that's when he reveals that he's a religious scholar.
So I thought this a little part of the I
don't remember the monologue exactly, but I thought this particular
part was interesting because he's like, you know, I started
reading about this particular religion trying to find myself, and

(38:21):
my brain couldn't stop one to learn about more. And
he knew if he died into more than he would
get lost in his teachings. He knew this because it
is almost like a thing with most people, like they
get lost in that shit, you know what I mean.
And it's set up that way. So as he gets lost,
he goes into Christianity, you know, Buddhism, Islamic, everything, all

(38:43):
the religions you could think of, always down to Sayanism. Yeah,
and he reveals that to them, and then he starts
questioning them about more about their religion and what they
really believe and this, that and the third, and he
starts to use the religion as a challenge.

Speaker 2 (38:59):
So yeah, while they're doing that, you know, like Dusk says,
they keep checking every now.

Speaker 1 (39:04):
And then for the wife. Where's wife?

Speaker 2 (39:06):
Where's your wife? Right? He starts saying certain things to
to kind of make the other girl the darker here sister,
like question what she's doing? Yeah, like certain things. So
for some something happens. It was getting kind of weird
and intense. But something happens where he leaves the room.

(39:26):
I don't know what his excuse was to leave the
room his wife. Oh yeah, that's what it was. So
the two sisters, they're not sister sisters, but you know
sister in the Faith of Mormon. Yeah, they're going back
and forth like we should leave, right, They're like, we
gotta go, and then the other one was like, well,
should we say something. They're like, oh, you know what

(39:50):
it was. Actually, he didn't. He wasn't. He didn't excuse himself.
He was like, come on, let's go and get this pie.
Come and come and follow me to my wife. But
then it was like, oh, hold on for a second,
we have to just make a call or something like that,
something along the lines where they had to check in
with their church leader or something.

Speaker 1 (40:06):
So he told them in the beginning that the house
was made out of something.

Speaker 2 (40:10):
Oh no, he told them that it's on a timer
like this. No, he didn't.

Speaker 1 (40:15):
The house was not not the timer. The house was
pretty much made out of aluminum or whatever. Blocked cell phone.
Oh yeah, you said that in the beginning. You can
come in if you don't mind that the house is
made out of something. Yeah, it was okay, like they
didn't it didn't really like but he.

Speaker 2 (40:30):
Didn't say that this is going to block your whole signal.
He didn't.

Speaker 1 (40:36):
You said that the house is made out of this
particular material, which is if you know, you know that
blocks self wuld signals and stuff.

Speaker 2 (40:43):
Yeah, but they but they didn't realize that. So they're
just still trying to play it off like that's so
they're talking to each other like, now we got to
get out. They's like it, let's just leave.

Speaker 1 (40:51):
So he tried. They trying to get out, but the
door on the open from the outside because the house
the locks are on the timer.

Speaker 2 (40:56):
And then they also realized ship the key to the
lock for their bikes because they're riding around their little
bicycles is kind of cute, and so they lock up
their bikes. Not the fuck they locked up their bikes
for anyway, And they realized when they came in, he
took their coats and the key was in the coat pocket.

(41:17):
So that was another dilemma that they had faced. But
they realized that they the door wasn't working, and what happened.
Then I think, you know, eventually they do like tried
to follow him into this deep dark hallway. Did they

(41:39):
mention I'm sure they didn't mention the door situation, right,
but then this room that they that they meet him in.
Oh wait, wait, wait, we missed so many things because
we haven't seen this in a couple of weeks. Another
thing that triggered them to like want to leave right
away is that they realized that the candle that was
in front of them, it's the blueberry set very pie.

Speaker 1 (42:01):
Ye yeah it made and it was realized that, oh,
there is no pie. He just had a blueberry candle
rocking this whole time.

Speaker 2 (42:07):
Yes, So that's what triggered their panic on. We gotta
get out the house. But because the door is actually
his house is like damn there like a saw trap.
Not a saw trap, like it ain't like something gonna
happen if you yeah, but it's meant to trap you inside.
And it's on like a timer and it's like a
certain like cold situation with the lights like that like
light switch that will get the door open. But of

(42:29):
course they don't know that. So yeah, like I said,
they go and they go to this deep dark hallway right,
has some weird ass statues and figures up to this
other room. And so what did he call that room?

Speaker 1 (42:45):
Forgot? But it's like a chapel though, yeah, it.

Speaker 2 (42:47):
Was like a chapel. It was like his own chapel.
And so it was like a study and he was
giving them a lecture. He continued this lecture on all
the different religions and they're at diptations. Now we've had
done a show about the Christianity and just how there's
like thirty three denominations and shit like that. Right, he

(43:10):
he kind of focusing on like was he want to
claim the one true religion? So how he walks them down? Right?
He has the Torah, he has the Holy Bible, and
he has the Book of the Mormons, and then he
has the what is the game called Dutch Monopoly. He
had the Landlord.

Speaker 1 (43:31):
He's at the first the first game, the first Monopoly
game is called the Landlords Game. That's like the original
quote unquote monopoly game. Monopoly bit the Landlords Game and
made Monopoly because it was pretty much the same thing,
except in the Landlord's game. Everybody ate the Monopoly game,
only the goal was for one person to eat.

Speaker 2 (43:50):
Yeah, so he and then then he compared it to Okay,
so you had the Landlord game, which was the originators
Monopoly bitted took their own reiteration of it, and then
now you have all these different versions of Monopoly.

Speaker 1 (44:02):
Had this one book.

Speaker 2 (44:05):
Was first, so like then the first book he has
is the Torah, which if you don't understand, it's just
the first five books of the Bible. Then they took
the Torah and it was the Holy Bible. And then
from there he put their book, the Book of Mormons,
like the Mormon Bible or whatever. So he was showing,
which we all know, right, how all of this ship

(44:29):
is getting like all the different translations, all of these
different books are getting tainted, getting copied and paste, new doctrine,
new doctrine, you know what I'm saying. But the original
at least he gets credit, is the first five books
of the Bible. You get what I'm saying. And we
already know that the other like we already know that

(44:51):
the Bible has been messed with. I'm not saying that
we know that there's truth in the Bible. We can
see revelations, we see shit coming to past, but you
always have to keep into mind that man has tampered
with this book, right, and all these other people with
their different denominations like Mormon and shit, their shit is
even extra tampered on top of the other stuff. So

(45:11):
he kind of gave like this religion hierarchy. And then
he does talk about like other religions like Buddhism and
things like that. But you know what's very interesting is
that he doesn't really mention Satanism. I know you said that,
but he doesn't really mention it. And his entire like
theme and around his house is really Satanism, you get

(45:35):
what I'm saying. So he wants to say that he
claimed the one true religion, right, he's claiming that. And
so the girls they're panicking right now because first of all,
they realize this niggas lie. There's no wife in sight.
They realize that they can't leave this house. The door
is unable to open. They're just listening to him go

(45:56):
on and on aggressively. Right about religion. We all know
that religion was created to divide, restrain. You know, he
said just for control, for control exactly.

Speaker 1 (46:08):
That was the one that he said. That was his
conclusion after reading all the religious books and diving into
all of them and dissecting them for years. That it
was all for control.

Speaker 2 (46:17):
So he said, in order for them to leave, there's
two doors. He had one door that he wrote on
that said belief and then the other door that said
was it disbelief? It was a belief and I think disbelief. Yeah,
so yeah, So if you believe, he claimed, Okay, if

(46:39):
you believe in God, you can go through the belief door.
If you don't believe, then you can go to the
disbelief or I think that's what it has on the doors. Right,
So you have the two friends. They're panicking. They're like,
this is crazy. He's like, this the only way you're

(47:00):
getting out of this house if you're going through one
of these doors. When they open the doors right, just
to see what it's like going like, what's going on?
It's like a long dark path down the stairs to
something that they don't even know what they going through.
So they're actually debating with one another. The girls, the
light hair one, the one I said that's naive green.

(47:21):
She's like, we need to just hit the disbelief because
it seems like he's trying to play some type of
mind game. With us, Let's just go through the disbelief door.
And she was like, shit, if I'm going through this
shit and he ain't letting us out, I'm standing on
my shit. You know what I'm saying. She said, I'm
going through the belief door. I thought this was a
key moment too, because it kind of already shows you
how quick people are to give up their beliefs. Right.

(47:43):
You see how quick old girl was able to give
up what she believed in because at least the dark
haired sister she was like, no, we're gonna go through something,
I'm least gonna go through. I'm standing on my shit.
You know, I'm standing on my faith. I'm going through
the belief door. The other one's like, no, we need
to just go through the disbeliefd door because it seems
like that's what he wants them to go through. You

(48:04):
see how she folded, and that's most people. This is
a good lesson. You know how I can apply this
example with the COVID shit. I don't care. I'm gonna
continue to use that. You've seen people who really believe
in the most high even when their backs was against
the wall, right where their job, their livelihood, whatever, was threatened,
they still said, fuck that, I'm not taking this damn shot. Simple, right.

(48:29):
Then you have the ones who claim that they're believers
Christians having freaking call lines encouraging people to take the
fucking jab. Crazy, right, but that's real church helplines. You
know what I'm saying, blessing life, take the jab. They
really had that shit going. People done told me that.
So you have these fake ass believers, whether they want
to label themselves Christians, Muslims, whatever, the fuck. They sat

(48:52):
here and they took it. When their back was against
the wall. Old girls back was against the wall. She
was ready to say, fuck everything, let's just go through
the disbelief. Or if you already know this, nigga's crazy.
He might end up killing y'all. Like she said, you
might as well die on your truth. Right. She wasn't
willing to do that shit. Now, go ahead, you can
pick up the story.

Speaker 1 (49:14):
You talk about the monster monster. So he had bought
this lady back to he No, we didn't get down.

Speaker 2 (49:19):
They gotta go down the stairs. What door did they
actually decide to go through? I think they went through
the belief. Yeah, they they still end.

Speaker 1 (49:25):
Up going through the belief and then they ended up
in like some cellar and he had and he had
some I don't know this lady. It was like half dead.

Speaker 2 (49:37):
That's a monstrous looking He's.

Speaker 1 (49:38):
A monstrous half lead that That was his quote unquote wife.
That's he had.

Speaker 2 (49:42):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (49:43):
Down there. She came out with this blueberry pie and
she was pretty much the zombie, the bitious half dead.
And he was like, Oh, I'm gonna kill her or
she gonna die right now, shes gonna eat this pie
or whatever. She'll die and then I bet you can
come back to life.

Speaker 2 (49:59):
Yeah. So she actually he had a blueberry pie but
it was poison.

Speaker 1 (50:02):
Yeah, she ate it.

Speaker 2 (50:05):
And he was like because he and he's talking to them,
he locks the door when they actually go through the
belief door into the dungeon thing, and so he's talking
through them through like a loudspeaker or some shit or whatever,
and he's telling them go check and see she's dead,
check her posts and all that stuff. And so they
do that and they realized that Okay, she she did die.

(50:28):
Something happened, right, because I think was it that the
church member went looking for the two girls.

Speaker 1 (50:35):
Yes, he started looking for them.

Speaker 2 (50:37):
Okay, he started looking for them. And he realized something
wasn't right. So he but he knew the church has
the log they're supposed to like, you know, sign back
in when they come from their missionary work. They didn't
do that, and they had the list of the houses
that they're supposed to visit so that they know his
house was on the on the list, and so he

(50:57):
did appear. So that kind of took mister Reid away
from this little sick ass game he's playing with them.
And so after the lady died, they run back up
the stairs because they can kind of still hear, right,
and they realized like, oh, he whatever, father, I don't
know whatever. The church leaders he was there, so they
were trying to figure out some stuff, but it didn't

(51:20):
really work right. I think they're trying to pull some
stuff to the carpet, some things, like I think it
was a knife. They're trying to get a weapon. I
think they actually did end up getting that weapon right,
that fell on the carpet. Either way. When they went
back downstairs to the dungeon, the light haare sister, she
realized that the position of the women changed. She was like,
that can't be possible because she's dead. We checked our

(51:42):
posts and stuff. So when mister Reid had got back
to you know, his seat to talk to him over
the loudspeaker, the lady she popped up, right, she popped
up to be alive. So the two girls are kind
of like in disbelief in a sense, right, they really

(52:07):
don't they The dark hair one is light and I
don't believe it. Shit, I don't believe this at all.
There's got to be something else going on. And the
light hair one is kind of believing, like nah, shorty,
like she came she came back, like he said or whatever.
So either way, when mister Reid, he ended up coming

(52:31):
down there with them, and I think they tried to
attack him, but he actually kills the dark haired girl,
or he slices her throat, right, that's go a head.
You got me talking, you know, you're the narrator in detail.

(52:53):
So he slices her throat, right. Then we're lough with
the light hair sister and the game is still going.
So like from that room, there's another room and she
had to go uh some further deep into the ground,
right like a ladder. It was like another like a
latch that led deeper into this this sick ass maids

(53:15):
or this game that he's doing. Also, when he actually
killed her, he actually removed from the sister's arm. What
was it, like a chip?

Speaker 1 (53:27):
It was something.

Speaker 2 (53:29):
It was like a contraceptive implant, That's what it was.
But he claimed that it was like a microchip that
she had in her arm. And he actually noticed that
scar that she had that when they were initially met
him and they was sitting, you know, upstairs talking you know,
about the Mormon faith and stuff. He was looking at
her arm and they had, you know, zoomed in on
that or whatever.

Speaker 1 (53:51):
I guess the Mormons don't believe and stuff like that.

Speaker 2 (53:53):
Well, because she's supposed to be a virgin, why the
fuck you got this contraceptive you know, birth control in
your I'm like that, yeah, And I don't understand how
anybody being plants in themselves. That's some weird shit too.
Fuck y'all doing what's wrong with y'all? Just to get nutting,
y'all be bugged the funk out.

Speaker 1 (54:11):
I'll be bugged sexual desires.

Speaker 2 (54:13):
Man bugged out anyways.

Speaker 1 (54:16):
Sidebar, another running joke on the internet. I don't know
what's going on with y'all, niggas, but the honey packs
with the rhino pills.

Speaker 2 (54:26):
What.

Speaker 1 (54:27):
Yeah, And it's a joke because this has been like
a thing for years now. It's been too long. I
think this needs to be addressed, Like what's going on
with y'all that y'all feel like I need these things
for sexual activities? Next day? The niggas doing too much?

Speaker 2 (54:43):
Yeah, So either way, the light here girl, how she
got to the under the second part of this game.
She pretty much accused him like, nah, this is all orchestrated,
Like the lady didn't die. You have somebody else that
came in replaced this lady. And she said, if this
is true, there's some underground hatch. I skipped that part.
That's how she got to the second level of this

(55:05):
this game shit. So he was like, you're right, And
so there was another one. She had to keep going
deep dive. So y'all look at this as like the
rabbit hole. You get what I'm saying, Like, look at
this symbolism as like the deeper she's going, the deeper
she's in the rabbit hole, because when she's going through
these tunnels, really all you see is satanic artwork and
satanic symbolisms. So he's talking about he discovered the one

(55:26):
true religion. He ain't say it, but he's pretty much
saying that it's to that that he's worshiping the devil,
because you see that all in the symbolism and stuff.
So blah blah blah.

Speaker 1 (55:39):
She go through the underground, she gets the deeper hatching
than she sees that he has a bunch of women
locked up and changes down there.

Speaker 2 (55:46):
Yep, mm hmm, yep. Because he was like, you want
to see the one true religion. You keep going with
this game, you're gonna find the one. Yeah, he said
it was control, but the thing is Satanism is control.

Speaker 1 (56:01):
But it said that regis have a form of control,
which why he felt like the one true religion is control.
Satanism was like the last of the religions that he
had being shown, but.

Speaker 2 (56:11):
It was throughout the cave and that throughout the house
you see nothing but it. So even though he didn't
mention it like Dutch sad, he just kind of sticks
with the control. You gotta look at it because Satan
and then tampered all these religions to control us. So
really it is like essentially what they are showing with
that and I know some people they get confused because

(56:32):
we say that we believe in the Most High with
reference scriptures. But that's completely different from us saying that
we're Christians, we're Muslim, Like this is a completely different thing.
Like it's a walk. Even in saying that we Hebrew whatever,
like that's just what it is as far as according
to the scriptures, and people will argue against that. We
know people might not even describe saying that we're Hebrew.
It doesn't matter. We are the chosen people in that

(56:54):
book that they talk about the Israelites, you know what
I'm saying. Anyway, how did and she ends up killing
this nigga? No, something happened she find like Dutch said,
he seen that all these women was all trapped up.
I think she ends up attacking him. She tries to
go back to the other level. They end up in
the other level where her dead friend was supposed to be.

(57:14):
But the friend she ain't died off completely. She she
almost like resurrected, Like it's almost like the Most Hi
brought her back just to help save her friend get
out of this situation. Right, That's kind of how they
showed this playout towards the end because he was chasing
her ass. And so when they got back to that
room where her friend's body was, the friend ended up

(57:35):
killing killing the guy right, stabbing him. I don't know
what the hell happened. Some vicious shit, you know how
they like to make everything graphic, So that's what happened.
She got through all these different chambers in the house.
She even realized when she escaped certain things that he
had a whole maids to the house. So she was
able to get her bike and she escaped right. She

(57:58):
escaped out of a window, and that is the movie.
What's your thoughts on the movie.

Speaker 1 (58:04):
Dutch, Hey, it was a good watch that made you
think about religion in different forms and aspects.

Speaker 2 (58:12):
You know, Yeah, I thought it was good. Well I'm
saying that now, but I think when I when we
first watched it, I was just kind of like, I
don't think I like how it ended or I feel
like the revealed, Like I feel like it was getting
a little sloppy with the writing, right, it was. It
was getting a little slot.

Speaker 1 (58:32):
It wasn't making sense.

Speaker 2 (58:33):
Yeah, some ship wasn't making sense. That's kind of how
it felt a bit.

Speaker 1 (58:37):
You know, But.

Speaker 2 (58:40):
I do like what they were trying to do with it,
but I feel like it felt flat in a sense.
So you know, y'all check out the movie. Y'all tell
us what you think about it. It's I think it's
pretty good, you know. And Mormons are very uh radical

(59:01):
and what they believe too, they're very radical. I don't
know if any of y'all have met Mormons, but they're
pretty radical. Okay. So yeah, it's just like the Jehovah
Witnesses and she's like that, very kind of similar in
a sense. Either way. That's our thoughts on it. Y'all

(59:23):
go check out that film, and y'all tell us what
you think. Is there anything else that you wanted to say?

Speaker 1 (59:29):
That's nah, there's a good watch. Just watch it, all

Speaker 2 (59:35):
Right, peace out, Barakata