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This this is this is dead serious what we're talking
about here. But I'm just saying, like, there's people, there's
people that's legit, that's real, there's people out here doing
real things in the world. I understand, you know, you
(00:22):
got supplying the man and how however much money is
moving through it. But I'm just trying to figure out
how that's that much money moving through Jake Paul. How Like,
Like I didn't think you like, he wasn't really a
personality before he even started boxing, not for me, you know,
you're reason, but he was never really a personality.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
I don't think he's he's I don't think he's targeted
to us though. I think he's like definitely not our demographic,
you know, like and like like if I go to YouTube,
what I see and versus what my daughter sees vastly different, Right,
So maybe she's getting fed Jake Paul, but I'm certainly
(01:06):
not for a variety of reasons.
Speaker 3 (01:09):
Well, and it's a repetition thing, like anything like how
many exposures can you make someone have? And then that
many exposures determines whether or not they like it or not.
I mean, it's like a proven thing. And especially in music, right,
they'll be like a pop song, nobody likes it, but
then they play it like five hundred times and now
everybody likes it. And like, even if you started out
not liking it, you're like, well, I kind of like
it now it's because it like it got into your
(01:30):
brain and what it a they studied? You know how
many times you have to hear something in order to
believe it's true, even if logically you know that it's
not right, and repetition is all that it takes. You
just repeat it, repeat it, repeat it. So even if
people are like, who cares about Jake Paul? Who cares
about Jake Paul? Who cares? That's his name? Right? And
then like, however many times and then and eventually they're like,
(01:50):
who the fuck is Jake Paul? Now they're just like
watching Jake Paul.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
So I actually watched one of his video interviews I
guess was a pod. I guess it was his podcast,
but it was, and it was I must confess, it
was super fascinating. It was this dude from Europe, this
European guy. It was just it was funny. I was.
(02:15):
I was. I was like, damn, I'm not supposed to
like this, but it was a fascinating conversation with some dude.
Speaker 3 (02:24):
I was like, fuck it, I've never listened to Peter T.
I'll listen to him. And then I was like, holy shit,
I agree with so far one hundred percent of things
he says. So maybe he's something where I'll just hate
his guts and he'll say something fucking just way across
the line. But so far he's like pretty cool in
my book everyone who's you, but I think all the
people hate hearing it have never heard him talk like
(02:45):
I It was before I was like with him, how
he talks. Yeah, he's a weirdo, but like so is
every tech person I've ever known. Like it's right, Like,
whether you're artistic or not, you're you're probably a transhumanist,
and you're also deeply, deeply left brain logical, like beyond
(03:06):
most you know, so people who don't understand what autism
is will just think that you're autistic because they don't
understand what autism is because you're so logical and so
left brain. So it's it's it is almost like alien
to people who are anywhere in the middle or like
really right brain, they're just like what creature is this?
But idea wise, now he had nothing that I was like,
(03:27):
what a fucking evil guy like nothing.
Speaker 2 (03:31):
His business partner.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Well, and this is separate from like the architecture or
what they might have actually built or what it might
be being used for. I'm just saying, like the dude
is just a dude.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
So it's interesting. Back to Yeah, back to your point
on you know, putting like songs and things of that nature. Uh,
they put people in front of you that they've already paid.
So like if they if they've already like, hey, here
goes money, then they're damn sure gonna make sure that
(04:04):
people see it.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
I mean that's it or hear it. Like that's just
all there is too, is that hey, we already sent
this money into it, so you need to see it
in here. That's it. Like whether it's whether it's actually
going to be able to be profitable or not really
doesn't matter at the end of it. It's just the
fact that we want this person out in front of you.
(04:27):
So that's what's going to happen.
Speaker 3 (04:28):
Yeah, regardless you will watch this person.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Yeah, I mean that's pretty much it which way of.
Speaker 3 (04:39):
Looking at like, you know, is everything that is put
in front of us manufactured for a very specific outcome,
because that's the black pill version of reality, right, And
that's like sort of the idea about even the cabal
or the illuminati or anything that you want to think
is going on, and it's very coordinated. But the opposite
of that is that if they's just like, this is
how you make money. So but they're both true in
(05:01):
my opinion. There is a very coordinated effort and there's
also like a whole conglomerate of effects that are literally
just because someone's making money, the people who are very
coordinated are going to use that, right and absolutely, but
that doesn't mean that everyone who's in the sphere of
like making a lot of money off of things is
also in the sphere of very coordinated efforts to bring
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you down right mentally, or.
Speaker 1 (05:24):
Or the or the or the thought that they may
make money. Like there's been a whole bunch of shit
ai that they just they're just throwing out there. Oh yeah,
we're gonna make money at some point in time. I'm like, Okay,
I mean, I guess it's fair enough before we get
too much further, lindsay, I always like to bring up
(05:45):
if somebody leaves a comment and uh, you know, I
just want you to respond on this because this one
was put directly to you on a YouTube page. All right,
all right, it's from a bail sig. Not sure what
that means, but it says, Lindsey, you've been lied to
about the supposed social credit score. In China, people do
(06:06):
have a financial credit score, just like in the US,
and if a Chinese person is arrested on suspicion of
a serious crime, then their movements may be curtail to
prevent them escaping. That's about it. If you have any
concrete evidence which shows that there is more to it
than that, feel free to present it. So I just
(06:26):
want to make sure you know I want to put
that out for this.
Speaker 3 (06:29):
I have the same response to every single person who
says anything like this to me, and it's ay, go
fuck yourself, and b if I wanted to, I would.
I don't need your invitation. I'll add to that by saying,
like I have done plenty of shows where I provide
plenty of evidence and then when people say, where's your sources?
I say, go fucking find your own, like, because when
(06:50):
it comes down to it, I don't give a shit
what you think about China or their social credit score,
random internet commenter. So I just think it's weird. But yeah,
obviously they do. And many many, many many Chinese citizens
who leave China will tell you all about it and
you can go find them yourself. Have a good Christmas.
Speaker 1 (07:12):
There we go, there we go. I just want to
make sure, Hey, I don't want to leave no stone
or term for people you know you leave in comment.
I don't want people to be able to respond happiest
to say comment Hey. But but once again, like I said,
I mean, I was talking to some people at my
gym the other day as we got done playing basketball,
when they were talking about you know, how you go
(07:33):
over and you know, live in China and cost you
four hundred dollars a month, I said, I said, man, everybody,
they see some flashing lights, but and we just go
right in the fucking three year old kid made I'm
trying to tell you, dude, you need just quickly.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Go visit first before you blindly move to China and.
Speaker 3 (07:54):
Pay attention to how closely, you will be like quartered
into like just different pathways in different places at these
times and these and like even your visit will be
highly tailored and highly watched. If you think it's not,
you're blind.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
Everywhere secks but here, So no matter how bad it
sucks here like it sucks worse no matter where else
you go.
Speaker 3 (08:18):
So I don't know what the people are thinking.
Speaker 2 (08:20):
You need to stay away from a place them bombed
or that's going to be bombed in the future, like
maybe Europe.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Know, maybe Venezuela. You don't want to be there anytime soon.
They're about to get some democracy dropped on their ass unfortunately.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
See I see the issue that I believe that or
the thought that they got in their mind is that
the people over there will be accepting of them.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
And I'm just like it not what they always think.
They got boiled with that, listen. I mean the French
treated the Nazis, you know, I mean not the Nazis
were given roses and ship like that too when they
(09:11):
strolled into certain parts of of the world.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
So yeah, like a secret said perfectly or rumble, visiting
is different than living. So we got that conception in
our mind. So I hear people all the time, I
want to move to the beach when I retire. I'm like,
but once you moved there, it takes away all that.
(09:35):
You know, that great feeling that you get when your
own vacation and go to the beach, Like now you're
just there and you're like, yeah, whatever, Mike
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