In this episode, the boys talk about the new strain of the flu, how to deal with it, and why you should be afraid of catching it. Also, we talk about how to prevent getting sick and how to get over it. Don't worry, we'll be back next week with a new episode of the boys' favorite podcast, The Real Reel Boys! (featuring special guest Joe) Joe is a standup comedian, standup comic, writer, and podcaster. He has been in the entertainment industry for over 20 years and is a frequent guest on shows like Comedy Central and MTV. He is also a regular on the radio show and hosts a podcast called with his good friend and co-host, . This episode is dedicated to all the people affected by the new flu strain, SARS-19, and how they should be worried about getting sick with this new strain. We also talk about what to do if you get sick with the flu and what you should do to prevent it from spreading to your friends, family, and your co-workers. This is a must-listen episode for anyone with a cold or flu virus. or a runny nose. Enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode of The Real Boys' Real Talk with Joe and Joe's next episode of featuring Joe. , featuring special guest, Donnell, aka Donnell the weed cough. Thanks, Joe! (Noah). Thank you for listening to the episode, Donellis for coming to the podcast, Joe, for coming on the pod, and for being a part of the podcast with us this week's Real Boys Podcast! and for coming out with us to talk about this episode and being a little bit of our thoughts on the new normal, and our thoughts and opinions on this new normal and what we should do about the flu season. (we hope you like it, don t forget to leave us a review on social distancing, thank you, and we hope you all have a nice day, and that we can all the best week. and good vibes, and a good week next week, and have a good rest next week! love ya'll have a great week, bye, bye! xoxo, Joe and Donnell. :D xo -Jon
00:00:56.000And I love you, and I know that we have a certain amount of trust factor, but this 19 shit is kind of dead in how trustworthy you are to somebody.
00:01:21.000Should I? You don't have to take that fucking thing off.
00:01:23.000I knew motherfuckers that eat Elks don't give a fuck about no COVID. Yo, once you eat Elk, you don't give a fuck about no COVID. Well, that's one thing is like eating well, eat healthy, take vitamins.
00:01:34.000This is what you need to take for sure.
00:01:35.000Vitamin C, large doses of vitamin C, vitamin D, and zinc.
00:04:44.000I mean, I don't know if that is the specific reason why they're enforcing wearing masks or whatever.
00:04:49.000And I don't know if we've got to that panic stage.
00:04:52.000I know none of the people have announced it or anything, but it hasn't been classified as a virus that's airborne.
00:04:59.000Like, it doesn't just fly around motherfucking, fly around shit all day.
00:05:06.000Well, when a virus is airborne, what it means is like when you sneeze or you cough or you, you know, breathe on someone, there's moisture that's going through your mouth and into the air and it's spreading.
00:05:17.000It's traveling a certain amount of distance.
00:09:10.000Like, if you're together, you're together in a house 24-7, and, you know, you're falling apart as far as Like, the way you're handling this.
00:09:21.000Like, some people can just accept, okay, this is a new normal.
00:09:24.000There's people running around right now, fuck this, open the fucking government back up!
00:09:29.000There's people that are freaking out right now.
00:09:31.000And there's people that have points, and there's people that don't have points, but men and women.
00:10:17.000Like you say, and one of the things that this is going to, what's going to happen with this, it's going to increase awareness on so many fucking levels.
00:10:26.000Because they do these COVID fucking briefs every day, right?
00:10:30.000And there's three things they say is going to really fuck you up if you do.
00:11:43.000Those 10 pieces of chicken, that extra sweet tea, that motherfucking potato salad with mayonnaise and mayonnaise and mayonnaise and mayonnaise.
00:15:49.000Do you think something like this had to happen?
00:15:52.000For people to put real family values and what's important in perspective?
00:15:57.000Do you believe, like we talked about it off, like, and I'm like, I'm a religious person to the extent that I know that it is something that makes people feel good about it.
00:16:09.000But then you have those holy, holy, holy people that celebrate God on one level, but then when something like this happens, they don't understand that if you believe that God can fix anything, it's going to take you to the Promised Land.
00:16:24.000He had to be part of the narrative of this curse.
00:16:28.000I think it's how much responsibility you put on yourself and how much responsibility, even if you believe in God, you put on that.
00:16:33.000Like, you gotta do some work yourself, too.
00:16:36.000Like, even if you believe in God, don't get so fat that you're gonna die.
00:21:24.000Yo, how many years did it take you to just be you and comfortable like this?
00:21:30.000And the reason why I'm saying that, when you first started, And the birth of my podcast was because of that.
00:21:36.000When you first started, I know as calm as your demeanor is right now and as comfortable, and I may be wrong, as comfortable of saying, fuck them, don't worry about them, I know that could not have been your beginning.
00:22:28.000But when I did something like Fear Factor and making some money, it gave me this freedom to not worry about ever doing But you always have been of that mindset.
00:23:06.000I'm not into it too early, but you made me feel that type of confidence in terms of controlling your own destiny, being in control of your own shit, and this is what you want to do.
00:25:07.000He did this all on his own, and I had actually met with the company, I met them at the Denver Comedy Works, and talked to them a little bit about doing something similar.
00:25:16.000But I was like, my thought was like, as soon as you start doing it with a company, now you're doing the same thing again.
00:25:26.000There's different kinds of people, and it's not a value judgment, but there's different kinds of people.
00:25:31.000There's wild, creative people, and then there's studio executives.
00:25:36.000Studio executives are the people that have to look at these wild, creative people and go, How do I make sure that Donnell doesn't go crazy?
00:26:24.000And I don't want to, I would love to work with you, but I don't want to, because you don't respect the fact that I, that you don't respect what I'm doing.
00:26:32.000So how the fuck do you get to respect?
00:26:34.000The wild creative people, it doesn't always work out.
00:26:37.000Like sometimes they don't, it doesn't pan out.
00:26:39.000A podcast doesn't pan out or a TV show doesn't pan out, but at least they have a chance.
00:28:25.000You know, motherfucker, you got a good podcast and don't come out for another five weeks.
00:28:29.000You got to make people look forward to it.
00:28:30.000So if you do it every week, once a week, twice a week, whatever you're doing, Then people are like, there's a bunch of podcasts that I subscribe to.
00:28:58.000I was like, if I see this motherfucker one time at a comedy store and he cracks his motherfucking neck and look me in my face and say, what the fuck are you doing?
00:30:53.000Joe, I don't want to feel like I'm CVS or anything right now.
00:30:56.000But I want to say, we all know when it comes to corona, there's certain things that go before you know if you have corona or you kind of feel it.
00:31:03.000Your sense of smell and your sense of taste.
00:31:05.000That's why, Joe, you're not going to believe this.
00:35:25.000What I was going to say is that Red Bull, we found out that Red Bull's made with taurine, and the original source of taurine, they used to get it from bull testicles.
00:38:46.000It was like a couple of weekends where people were still...
00:38:48.000I remember Post Malone had a big show.
00:38:51.000It was right when it was about to pop.
00:38:52.000It was like, you know, the reason why, because seeing the Days Road guy, whatever, every, like, when we were on the road, every day was a different news report.
00:42:20.000And I always lose my thought, and this is where I start to interrupt.
00:42:23.000But the question that I had to bring my back, and I'm learning to be better at this, is people always ask on these interviews, they say, oh, and this was a follow-up on us, how we love performing.
00:42:34.000They say, oh, man, it's got to be fucking killing you to not be able to get on stage.
00:44:22.000We all know that the world used to be very different.
00:44:26.000We just assume that the way it is now is the way it's going to stay.
00:44:29.000That's not a good assumption because it's all volatile and changes constantly and there's natural disasters that are way scarier than this virus.
00:44:38.000There's things like asteroid impacts that are inevitable.
00:44:40.000There's things like super volcanoes which are inevitable.
00:44:43.000They're going to happen whether they happen a hundred thousand years from now Or a hundred days from now, somewhere in the world, a giant volcano is going to explode and it's going to turn the whole fucking planet into nuclear winter.
00:44:56.000It's going to cloud out the sun, it's going to cool the temperature of the planet, and it's going to do it for years and a lot of fucking things are going to die.
00:45:10.000But this is why we're going through something that is the good, if there's anything that's good about going through something, is that you're forced to realize that something can happen.
00:45:19.000Something real can happen that shuts the world's economy down and no one saw it coming.
00:51:28.000And he's a healthy guy, and that's why when I say, the point I'm making is like, you know, it's not like, this may sound crazy, like, when you, back in the day, when you heard about AIDS, you didn't hear, when it first popped,
00:52:37.000They were worried that, I mean, this was, remember, when did they even start calling it HIV? Like in the beginning they were just calling it AIDS, right?
00:52:46.000People were worried about, and you know, I think before that they even called it the gay cancer.
00:52:50.000Like they were trying to figure out what it was.
00:52:53.000But when I took my first test in 92, I remember all my friends were going through a similar situation.
00:52:59.000Everybody was terrified to take the test.
00:53:01.000Because we were all convinced that it had some incubation period, that you could have it in your body, and you'd be fine for five years, six years, and boom, and it would kick in.
00:53:11.000But the point I'm making about that is that, like, you hearing, you hear these stories of people like Michael Yo.
00:53:20.000You hear this story about the person I was talking about earlier.
00:53:22.000You hear people that, when you heard they...
00:53:26.000Got it, whatever, that they made it through.
00:53:47.000So it depends, like someone who works as a nurse in an ER who deals with a lot of these patients is much more likely to get it That someone just gets in contact with one person who has it.
00:56:15.000Anybody who's thinking about Rob Lickster, keep in mind that I'm almost certain that every motherfucker that owned a liquor store got a shotgun or a pistol back there.
00:56:36.000To put yourself in a situation where every day you go at work, you might have a gun stuck in your face and be told to empty out the cash register.
00:59:07.000Can you imagine being that dude that's in the sketchy area with the late night shift and just sitting there looking out the window, looking at all these people?
00:59:26.000Oh, they're going to come in, I'm going to hit the button and everything.
00:59:29.000Yeah, dude, a lot of people, they catch people slipping all the time.
00:59:33.000It's just those videos that you watch on YouTube and you see someone get shot or you see someone get robbed, like, man, this is just a job.
00:59:40.000Just a terrible job and you get a gun put in your face.
01:02:45.000California, it's not that hard to get a gun.
01:02:47.000You know, people would think that California would be way more liberal than New York, but in New York, it's very difficult to get a handgun.
01:02:52.000You can get, like, a personal carry, not just for, like, if you have...
01:02:55.000I know if you're a business, you carry a certain amount of money, you can get a gun.
01:02:58.000In California, you can get it just by having a clean record?
01:21:54.000When he started fighting, people were like, oh, you know, he's like a guy who still wants to compete, who used to be world class or something.
01:22:02.000He probably won't be good at fighting.
01:22:53.000Who the fuck looks like that in their late 40s and does professional cage fighting after a long career in the NFL? I mean, Marshall Walker's something special, man.
01:23:34.000I can walk my dog and listen to a book.
01:23:36.000When I was talking to the person that helped me with the candle, and I got the fact about the whale shit, I was like, this motherfucker, It's going to be all over that shit.
01:31:02.000If you saw that on another planet, if they found an animal underwater on another planet that could change color and blend in with its environment, they don't even know how the fuck it does that.
01:33:46.000You know, if a person makes a bunch of bad mistakes and they lose their business, they kind of at least know what happened.
01:33:54.000But when all of a sudden, if you've been working hard your whole life and you have a successful business and then boom, the floor falls out in a month.
01:34:00.000Yeah, but then I will say Trump, I mean, what I get from Trump and them that they have been or trying to be as aggressive with keeping small businesses alive more than anything.
01:34:16.000Restaurants, small businesses, but, you know, there was a thing today in, I think it was the Washington Post, where they were talking about how they're already out of that money that they deemed for small business loans.
01:36:15.000Let the people that have it right now, let them get to a point where they're not transmitting it to anybody else anymore.
01:36:20.000Everybody stay away from each other and let's just nip this shit in the bud.
01:36:24.000And the way you look at it in terms of different philosophies and different places that have done it, some places have not been so aggressive and they've experienced a lot of cases, and you could say, well, yeah, but those people, it's going to go through their immune system quicker and they'll be able to go back to work quicker.
01:36:39.000But I do know that California has a very low number of deaths, in particular, and a low number of—it's a low number of people that have gotten gravely ill in comparison to the size of the state, like if you compare it to New York, which is a very high number of people that got ill.
01:36:55.000But you came to New York, the population of 5, like 5.5 million in Brooklyn alone.
01:38:21.000We're gonna get so weird with each other.
01:38:23.000I mean, if you wanted a formula, right?
01:38:24.000If you wanted to be a real conspiracy theorist and you wanted a formula to get people to more easily Be separated and more easily give in to the future of machines taking over the world.
01:40:55.000They're going to be taping this weekend.
01:40:57.000But if a show, if a show, let's say a show that gives people jobs and is produced, it's creating jobs for other people, couldn't that be considered an essential job to the people that work there?
01:41:17.000Officials in the state permitted employees of professional sports and media production with a national audience to hold an event if it is closed to the public.
01:41:58.000What they do think is it escaped from a lab and that this was something that they were working on in this lab with the very same type of bats they were working on in this lab.
01:42:07.000This is reported by none other than Fox News.
01:42:32.000People thought that it was a, that bats, like, this is what someone told me, that bats transferred over to pangolins, which is this weird fucking armadillo looking creature.
01:42:42.000I know you're talking about the little funny looking.
01:42:47.000And that somehow or another that got to people.
01:42:49.000But then they thought it was a lady who was patient zero who worked next to a stand that was selling bats.
01:42:53.000But this article claims that the wet market, the whole reason why that story got out, it was a cover story for the fact that it escaped from their lab.
01:43:02.000But of course, that sounds so much like a plot in a movie.
01:43:05.000You read it and you go, wow, it's almost too attractive.
01:43:08.000Every other news reporting like CNN, NBC, it says that the U.S. officials are now looking into that unverified theory pushed By Fox News?
01:43:32.000My friend John Joseph took a run across the Brooklyn Bridge today and took a picture of him standing on top of the Brooklyn Bridge on his Instagram.
01:45:20.000A lot of the problems that we have in our culture are from poor decision-making, and where people choose comfort over doing a smarter thing that's harder to do that's gonna help your life more.
01:50:40.00050 employees at Times Square Market got RFID chips in their hands.
01:50:45.000Those are probably people that know that anything, they probably know that anything that the government wants to find out about you, they can find it out whenever they want.
01:51:16.000One of the airports in New York has got the experimental thing going where they have, in one of the terminals, a place where you can go shop.
01:51:22.000You just swipe your credit card when you walk in and you just leave with whatever you got and they charge you.
01:52:17.000McMullen is the president of Three Square Market, a technology company that provides self-service mini markets to hospitals, hotels, and company break rooms.
01:52:25.000Last August, he became one of roughly 50 employees at its headquarters in River Falls, Wisconsin, who had volunteered to have a chip injected into their hand.
01:54:01.000Right here, it talks about this guy getting a computer virus implant in his chip.
01:54:06.000A year later, Ghassan infected his own implant with a computer virus, one that could pass on to other computer systems if the building's networks were programmed to read his chip.
01:54:30.000That's how wars are going to be for it, Joe.
01:55:24.000It might have just been associated with corona or some other footage, but I've seen some stuff where motherfuckers, like, they was pulling this one lady out, and they fucking cracked her neck.
01:55:37.000And, you know, people are crazy on the internet.
01:55:39.000It might be somebody like a story not related to that, but they change the headlines and get a different clickbait.
01:55:44.000Well, when something catastrophic starts happening and people start dying, people justify a lot of crazy shit, man.
01:55:50.000And one of the things that I bet people will justify is they'll justify manhandling people.
01:55:54.000That they think are not complying with the rules or people that have the virus.
01:55:58.000And then shit could get real crazy if that becomes normal.
01:56:02.000It is going to become normal because you think about it, like right now when you have cases of people getting frustrated, somebody is, yo, you inside my body zone, my social distance.
01:56:13.000And this is when everybody's not even out of here, Joe.
01:56:28.000But it also is crazy that this guy doesn't think he should wear a mask when he's on a fucking bus, crowded, filled with people, while there's a pandemic disease going on.
01:57:28.000He's like, we're out here risking our health to do this service, and you people are being completely disrespectful and not caring, and four days later, he got it, and now he's dead.
01:57:41.000So this guy, he's in this video, and then a short time afterwards, he's dead for what he was talking about.
01:57:53.000All of a sudden, you're a bus driver, and instead of just driving a bus, now you're also worried you're going to die from a pandemic disease, and you have to keep going to work and being surrounded by these people because someone has to drive people around.
01:58:08.000They're not getting on them buses no more, bro.
01:58:55.000And I was watching one of those shows on CNN with this black doctor, and she was talking about how they are close to a vaccine or something because they're just extending, I guess, certain tests.
01:59:08.000They were doing something else that had similar traits.
02:00:34.000Antarctica's the only place that doesn't have cases.
02:00:36.000That's what's wild about human contact.
02:00:38.000When you think about how a disease can so quickly spread from China just all over the whole world and shut everything down.
02:00:46.000They said that if China was honest about it, I don't know if this is true, but this is what I was reading in more than one different story, that China could have stopped 95% of the spread And I know, and they say if Donald Trump was honest about it,
02:01:02.000they could have set in mandates for social distancing and everything a little earlier.
02:01:08.000I think a lot of people were real skeptical, unfortunately.
02:01:11.000A lot of people were real skeptical, and no one anticipated it happening like this.
02:01:16.000They were giving him a hard time when he was saying that they should stop travel from China.
02:02:23.000But my point was that if you got to give the guy a hard time about not reacting quick enough to certain things, you also got to give him props for shutting down traffic to places early.
02:02:35.000But nobody wants to do that because it's a weird one.
02:02:37.000Because the people that don't want to do that, Joe, is the ones that are caught up in the emotion.
02:04:01.000Like, you listen to, if you listen to too much CNN, bruh, You don't even know what the fuck is going on with nothing other than how much you hate this motherfucker.
02:04:32.000The point I'm making is like, but when I listen to both, because you want to hear both perspectives, if you really care, you listen to both.
02:04:41.000But then when I go to Fox and listen to it, I at least hear, okay, this is what our plans are.
02:06:06.000In my situation, there's a lot of people that are, I'm a small business animal vet, and the things that he do for those type of people, it's easy for me To say, I could justify it if all I'm thinking about is money and paper.
02:06:20.000I could justify, yeah, fuck with them because of that.
02:06:22.000But it's people, the disconnection right now with this election I feel is that everybody has, they're using, everybody's stakes is on emotions.
02:09:09.000I keep saying that the thing that's going to enlighten everybody and understand about this is like, I know you don't want to get the COVID, but while you try not to get COVID, you stopping a lot of shit.
02:10:00.000The weak people are gonna get weaker and the strong, I think something like this, weak people get weaker and strong people get stronger.
02:10:06.000It could happen or weak people can figure out that what they're doing could really end their life and that they've been fucking up and they need to step up and then they'll step up now because they realize that this is all temporary.
02:10:17.000But you could be weak and smart at the same time.
02:10:21.000Sure, there's a lot of people like that that are really intelligent but they don't have control of their emotions or they don't have control of their discipline.
02:11:30.000You know, it's like out of all these deaths, like this one today, oh, we lost a good one.
02:11:34.000Well, sometimes when someone dies that you're like a fan of, like Prince or David Bowie or Bill Withers, when Bill Withers died real recently, it's like, oh, that guy died.
02:12:58.000He said, Grandma used to go to church, and it wasn't one of them churches where you go and you say, if you're loving Jesus, it's all right.
02:13:34.000If you haven't heard that album in a while, and you know it's classic, and the thing about Bill Withers, people don't know, the youngins, the millennials, they don't know half the songs, half the remakes, whatever, half the shit they get connected with came from him.
02:18:52.000His radio background is coming from South Carolina.
02:18:55.000You know how it is getting radio, going from a market like South Carolina to New York.
02:18:59.000New York is the number one radio market, period.
02:19:02.000You go from that, from a PA or intern, whatever entry level position you had, you go from that and you build and you grind and you a country motherfucker.
02:19:11.000You're a country motherfucker, and now you're Charlamagne Tha God.
02:25:17.000Now, the interview I kind of wanted them to give me, the series interview or whatever, they Me and Angelini clicked right into the serious interview.
02:26:47.000Yeah, but I will say, people ask, and the thing about everywhere I go, people are like, yo, the Breakfast Club, they be fucking with you, son.
02:34:25.000It's just like there's some days, like any other human being, there's some days like physically you don't feel as good as you feel other days.
02:36:10.000People won because you're watching it while it's happening and these guys are having a good time knowing that all these people are getting into it online and it's all going down on your phone.
02:36:21.000Everything is this completely new thing from top to bottom.
02:36:58.000I know it's his voice to say it, but I'm like, anything else that we, do we know about RZA? And I'm more impressed on being able to create a group as iconic as Wu-Tang is.
02:38:29.000And he was like, you know, ODB was ODB. Yeah.
02:38:33.000The only thing that I liked about what your fans said, son, the nickname they gave me, because they was giving me Wu-Tang names after that shit, right?
02:38:41.000They called me the Old Dirty Interrupter.
02:39:39.000Oh, man, it was a great-ass moment, man.
02:39:42.000And as much as people want to shit on me about he ruined the podcast, just, and I know most of it was the energy Dave had, but that little connection came through.
02:39:51.000I was like, you motherfuckers didn't woke up a beast.
02:39:55.000You know, you ever be so mad, Joe, and make you go do something?
02:39:58.000Wait a minute, I have seen this video.
02:40:46.000The intros, they like co-opens, and I don't want to be like overly producing anything, but I've established something with the intros where I think people kind of look forward to like how this will play.
02:41:48.000It is all about finding something to occupy your time that you enjoy.
02:41:52.000That's a big part of what life's all about.
02:41:54.000What I'm hoping this does too for people once the dust settles and the economy starts to bounce back.
02:42:00.000I'm hoping people, when they go forward, they're going to make choices based on what they want to do, what they really are excited by, what they're going to enjoy, not on what they think is the safest option, not on what they think is best for the long term.
02:42:14.000They have to now because they're feeling what's important now.
02:43:27.000That bit that you posted up on Instagram the other day, I love that bit about how women love text messages because there's no way you would ever let them say that many words to your face.
02:46:49.000Or another thing you can think of, like, I was talking to one of my buddies, and I've been having a really good time with my son making stuff.
02:46:57.000He said, man, I know this may sound crazy, but this corona shit, he said, you and your son are going to look back one day, and you're going to be like, hey, Dad, remember when we made that slingshot when the corona was out?
02:48:02.000I just hope this makes people realize that all that pull them up by their bootstrap stuff like people love to think that that's how people should be you know you should just pull yourself up by your bootstraps go out there and fucking make something for yourself that's all true you definitely should go out there and try to accomplish some goals But there's gonna be times in our lives as a community where some shit goes down and it's not anybody's fault,
02:48:30.000And that's when we have to evaluate what our taxes go to.
02:48:35.000Because if our taxes don't go to some form of excellent Very accessible healthcare and making that more widespread, then you're basically saying you don't really care about people's health and their survival as much as you care about money.
02:48:51.000Now, if we're going to commit to that kind of a culture after something like this, well, we're insane.
02:48:59.000And what we can learn from this is, health-wise, We're not prepared, whether it's through hospital bills, ICUs, ventilators, social distancing protocols, whatever the fuck it was.
02:49:11.000We weren't prepared for something like this.
02:49:13.000But now that we are, we should all go, hey, yeah, you know what, man?
02:49:16.000No one should not have the money to pay for treatment for this.
02:49:40.000When people get sick, it spreads to all of us now.
02:49:43.000We don't want ever to know anyone that you love that's going to die because they can't get healthcare that's available for people that have money.
02:49:51.000We've got to stop that, just like we stopped with the fire department.
02:49:54.000The fire department goes to people's houses when the fire's on fire.
02:51:29.000It seems like it would be better for everybody.
02:51:32.000And it would be better for us to not worry about what happens if you get sick because you don't know if you're going to be able to pay for it.
02:51:39.000Sometimes people get hit with crazy medical bills after an unexpected injury or unexpected disease, time in the hospital.
02:51:46.000They got a huge bill that they can't fucking pay.
02:51:48.000It's real common that people go bankrupt because of that kind of shit.
02:51:52.000And if you're entitled to it, you got to go get it.
02:51:55.000I don't know, just, man, this whole COVID shit is so just, ugh.
02:53:26.000I'm telling you, just like this, when you think about it, it's like, you don't even know a motherfucker that know a motherfucker that got a test.
02:53:35.000It's like, And I know that that's definitely the direction we're going in because on the news, I've been seeing them like testing stations, testing stations.
02:53:44.000But I don't know if everybody knows what's the system.
02:53:48.000And then for what I hear on the news, whatever, don't go to the hospital.
02:54:00.000Yeah, I read this one article where this doctor was telling people there's so many people that come that don't have it, but then they go to the hospital in the waiting room and then they get it in there.
02:54:11.000There's people that have the flu and they don't have coronavirus, but then they go and they get the coronavirus at the hospital while they're waiting around to find out if they got coronavirus.
02:54:19.000Looks like they have a broken leg, Dane, trying to go to the hospital right now.
02:55:38.000If it was anybody else that they didn't agree with or they didn't enjoy.
02:55:42.000And you watch the fact that they're not concerned that these people that are on these left-wing media shows aren't talking about this and about how important this is.
02:55:50.000And the only people that are talking about it are people that are on these internet channels.
02:55:56.000They're talking about him bringing it up because they're not beholden.
02:56:35.000It was something about lowering the standards for mercury and other toxins that get released, I think, from factories, which is like, whoa, what are we...
02:56:45.000You know, if that's what we're doing, are we really going to separate...
02:58:03.000The Trump administration is gutting an Obama-era rule that compelled coal plants to cut back emissions of mercury and other human health hazards, limiting future regulation of air pollutants by petroleum and coal plants.
02:58:18.000That's just crazy that anybody would say yes to that.
02:58:22.000That's one thing that we get to see is our impact on the environment right now.
02:58:26.000Because if you look around at the pictures of Los Angeles from just two months ago versus now in terms of how much smog is there, that's a wake-up call.
02:58:35.000I want to know what the black guy did, man.
02:59:51.000This is in 1918 and then it start the second phase and what what the meme that I read said that it killed the second phase of the flu killed more people than the war did worldwide.