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00:00:23.000They said as many as 60 to 70% could be asymptomatic.
00:00:27.000Right, so I was like, I don't have it, but now I've got to drive all the way back.
00:00:30.000That's why it's such a creepy disease.
00:00:32.000There was an Anderson Cooper thing we were talking about earlier, where the mayor of Las Vegas was on with Anderson Cooper, and he was describing to her how one asymptomatic person can go to a restaurant, and it showed this chart of all the people that got infected by this one.
00:01:41.000Epoch Times is a multi-language newspaper founded in 2000 by John Tang and a group of Chinese Americans associated with the Falun Gang spiritual movement.
00:03:29.000Then, when I got out in the world, you can't escape it.
00:03:33.000All these people that claim to be secular, that jump down your throat online or something like that, it's all the same shit, but they just got rid of the Jesus.
00:03:42.000Yeah, they got rid of the higher power.
00:03:43.000The love of Jesus Christ, they just got rid of that.
00:03:53.000But it's, I mean, the thing when people do it to people.
00:03:57.000It's almost like whether they're doing it because you're not a believer in Jesus, or you're doing it because you're not a vegan, or you're doing it because you don't support gender pronoun freedom.
00:05:24.000But I'll tell you what, man, if that's what it is, it's like if following those tenets the way that guy does, it turns you into that kind of a person.
00:05:48.000It's like they've got to abandon the goofy stories.
00:05:51.000If they just came out and said, listen, it's our belief that living in this way With this belief in a higher power and that holds you to a higher standard of behavior.
00:06:00.000If all of that along with these tenants, you know, loving thy neighbor and treating each other as brothers and sisters as if we were all one.
00:07:15.000I mean, the worst of the evangelists, that's what you're seeing, right?
00:07:18.000You're seeing a con man who's found a tool that's beyond reproach.
00:07:23.000Well, some of them are just like, you know, they're like, almost like, same as Marilyn Manson when he, you know, he had his thing that he did, Marilyn Manson, but he was ultimately like a guy that's going to play golf like Alice Cooper, like...
00:09:18.000But it's just like, at a certain point in time, I'm taking in too much music.
00:09:22.000I don't have time for all this new stuff.
00:09:23.000Yeah, well, there's an age where I was like, weren't we just talking about a different something I didn't care about?
00:09:31.000Well, you know what's interesting about music is our lifetimes and our parents' lifetimes are the first times in human history where people had music collected where they could listen to it over and over and over again.
00:09:43.000Our grandparents were probably the first.
00:09:46.000My grandparents came over from Italy and from Ireland in the early 1900s.
00:09:51.000So when they were coming over here, I guess they had record players, but how prevalent were they?
00:10:11.000You know, they had recorded music before then.
00:10:13.000But it's not like it was on your phone.
00:10:15.000Didn't we send, you know that gold record we sent into space that has, like, a picture of, like, a transphobic picture of a man and a woman?
00:11:06.000A lot of it's good, but you weren't annoyed that the aliens are like, we're going to look like your dead father because you couldn't handle...
00:16:02.000They had some thing where they would make everybody work faster and harder by killing the slowest guys, the slowest girls, whoever the Jewish prisoners, and they would hang them.
00:16:18.000I remember him from a Disney thing about rocket science.
00:17:24.000I don't know anybody who does as many sets as Dave.
00:17:27.000Oh, dude, I like calling, because I always know what Tim Cole, because he's got, there's no, you know, it says no number, and it's like a really ungodly hour, like...
00:18:32.000Whoever flew on the Epstein plane with the FDA guy.
00:18:36.000But the company I use is, they're very confident that their tests work, and they say, even though they're not FDA approved, it's for your well-being, for your own knowledge.
00:18:47.000Is it that they're incorrect mostly with false positives, or they won't tell you and you did have it?
00:22:14.000They're not gonna go through that fucking lion's mouth on their way to a den of gambling, trying to win money from this multi-billion dollar machine.
00:22:21.000Maybe if you didn't slaughter every rare animal to get a fucking six-inch boner, you wouldn't have these bad luck problems.
00:22:29.000Dude, can you imagine that whole rhino horn thing?
00:22:33.000Like you're over some dude's house and you're like...
00:22:57.000And what he said was that it's not really that they think it's going to give them a boner, because they know about Viagra, but it's that it shows that you have this.
00:23:07.000So it's a very difficult thing to get.
00:24:58.000And this is the best place for that freedom style of living is right here.
00:25:02.000And then you realize that in this same day and age, not a small country, but a country with three times as many people as us can be controlled by a military dictatorship.
00:26:26.000And my theory is, if you look at all the old, old cultures, like so many of the old, old cultures, except for parts of Europe, but a lot of the old Asian cultures, they still, like they've been around, like what country's been around longer than China?
00:26:42.000Yeah, that's a massive point of pride.
00:26:43.000It's like you get an inverse kind of, like in America's, it's like new money compared to old money, like the...
00:26:51.000My point was, I wonder if after a certain amount of years, even a real valid democracy eventually gives in to the weight of people's instincts to control each other.
00:27:05.000I wonder if China's the most controlling, but it's the longest surviving country, right?
00:27:11.000Somebody told me that they've had the same government this entire time.
00:30:30.000You can't rule out people actually being upset about something that's legitimately upsetting.
00:30:35.000Unless you're making, it's almost like the thing we're talking about, the preacher thing.
00:30:38.000If you're getting rich off it, I don't believe you.
00:30:40.000Well, the problem is it's like a cry wolf thing.
00:30:42.000It's like there are some things that, like, did you see the Elon Musk beef that he got in with someone who is a reporter for CNN? Yeah, why?
00:30:54.000I don't know, but it didn't make any sense because he said- That's the respirator thing.
00:30:59.000Yeah, and he said, are you aware that there's a search function on Twitter?
00:31:02.000And then they played little semantic games to- Well, he started retweeting these different nurses that are showing these respirators and they're like thanking him and smiling and holding up the Tesla sign and he showed all the different places that are getting these respirators and explained and they're still- They're not going to go back on it.
00:32:33.000And we need journalists, we need cops, but the people that abuse it are corrupt, which is like a lot of them.
00:32:39.000There's so many people doing it, right?
00:32:40.000And there's different styles of doing it.
00:32:42.000Well, there's a certain amount of, like, serve and collect where, so now these people, they were talking about COVID-19, like, they didn't know how to handle this for their business of, like, we gotta condemn people.
00:32:52.000It's almost like a fossil fuel they're almost out of.
00:33:18.000I didn't even know he was in the military, but he went and served in Iraq because after 9-11, he wanted to go fight against, you know, he said he had a vague, he goes, nothing against Muslims, but I had a feeling of, I want to go fight whoever attacked.
00:33:56.000And I think that's just part of what that is.
00:33:58.000That's part of what that is with the outrage Twitter, but it's also part of what that is with all the good stuff, like the scientific debate Twitter and people talking about different issues in the calm, collectible.
00:34:08.000Can't throw out the baby with the bathwater.
00:34:10.000There's a lot of good to what's going on with weird online social discourse, but you're definitely seeing people get enraged and inflamed more often.
00:34:21.000Well, by the way, when you brought up the cult thing in the beginning, that's what it is.
00:34:26.000That's a certain kind of cult, and you can't talk anybody out of being in a cult.
00:34:30.000Especially when I was a deep believer, you wouldn't have shown me any evidence or anything that would have made me turn from my cult.
00:34:38.000When people leave, it's because when you need it to do what it's supposed to do, it didn't do that for you.
00:36:59.000This is part of the reason for the mad grab for outrage things is stuff like this or anything, YouTube or all that shit, is eating up their lunch.
00:37:09.000And so they went all in selling to the fucking whatever the idea of a millennial on Twitter was.
00:38:39.000Because they get ideologically driven.
00:38:41.000But I don't think they realize that a big part, if you act that way and you're attacking people, I think you realize a big part of being a person is learning how to be nice to each other.
00:38:52.000And if you just go out of your way to attack people, you don't ever get those people to change their mind.
00:38:57.000What you do is you get those people mad at you.
00:39:50.000If I wanted to become a Jehovah's Witness again, and I was like, you know what, I repent for whatever I did that took me out of this, then you can go in.
00:40:44.000If somebody comes out of a thing, you've got to be cool.
00:40:47.000Yeah, that's how you would like people to be in real life, right?
00:40:51.000In real life, I would like everybody to be real reasonable when they talk to each other and hang out with each other.
00:40:56.000But on Twitter, for some reason, people that think they're reasonable people will say some shit that you would never say to someone in real life, because if you did, you'd be such a fucking asshole.
00:41:06.000If you were just looking face to face and you said some of the things that some people would just write to random people on Twitter, you would be a fucking asshole.
00:41:15.000But for some reason, it's like this escape clause where you can write it down.
00:41:20.000You would think the cruelty would create a callousness to it.
00:46:00.000We were talking yesterday on the podcast, I did with Owen Smith, we were talking about farmers, how most farmers, a lot of them are Christian, and a lot of them are right wing.
00:46:12.000I was saying because they're no nonsense people.
00:46:15.000Because they get up at 6 o'clock in the fucking morning every day, and they feed the chickens and milk the cows, and they have to do it every goddamn day.
00:46:23.000They don't want to hear your bullshit.
00:51:16.000I would feel so sold out if I was a guy, and I was really into brawny, because I kind of look like the brawny guy, and then I go to buy my brawny towels, and there's three chicks!
00:52:42.000They're not out there carrying trees and shit.
00:52:45.000You know, they could, by the way, I'll tell you what, the women that do do that job, I promise they're not going to put on the paper towels.
00:53:04.000She's got this really thin body, these really thin arms, and she's got her sleeves rolled up with her flannel shirt on in front of a bunch of trees.
00:53:11.000Are you about to chop trees down, ma'am?
00:53:13.000Because you weigh 90 pounds, you better get the fuck out of the way of those trees.
00:53:17.000I think the idea is to make you feel like a lumberjack while you're wiping your counter down, is what they're trying to convey.
00:53:23.000I think we need to be more respectful about what the fuck it means to be a lumberjack.
00:53:27.000You would think that that would be romantic until you did that job eight hours a day, five days a week, and your fucking body's broken down because you're carrying logs on your shoulder and shit, and you're chopping at trees.
00:53:43.000You can't pretend you're a goddamn lumberjack.
00:53:46.000You can't take a hot model and cover her face with a little bit of coal powder and pretend she's a coal miner in West Virginia getting black lung.
00:55:46.000Do you think that's like someone who decides they're going to cash in on a movement and they just say maybe there's an opportunity here to make some money?
00:56:07.000It was a fucking sitcom where a white guy grabs his black maid's ass and it's all men in the audience going, ha ha ha, what fucking show was that?
00:56:16.000The guy would just fucking grab his maid's ass and everyone's like, yay!
01:01:55.000Hmm, but that's the whole Burt thing to be a guy you don't want to be that hot.
01:01:59.000Yeah, well Burt's because his body's large I feel like it was braver of him to have his shirt off than anyone ever taking their shirt off.
01:02:09.000No because it's part of the fun It's braver I'm saying is it brave because you don't have to applaud him for that You just want to but it accentuates the comedy Whereas a girl's big tits don't really accentuate the comedy like Burt's big belly accentuates the comedy I mean,
01:02:25.000it's like you're hanging out at a pool with Bert laughing.
01:02:40.000We would just have to be accustomed to it.
01:02:42.000The problem is, like, if a woman just pulls her tits out and starts telling jokes, we're not used to that.
01:02:46.000If it was always like that, it would be just like you see on those old documentaries of, like, you know, somewhere in Africa, they don't have bras, and it's not a thing.
01:04:44.000I wonder how much of that has an impact, like, who gets the most colds and flus?
01:04:52.000Is it people that live in the cold in the East Coast, or are they more accustomed to it so they get less of them, or is it people on the West Coast?
01:04:59.000It's how tightly packed in you are to other people that are going to have, you know...
01:05:04.000Right, that's probably why New York hits so hard.
01:05:06.000It probably helps your immune system at a certain point, being in New York, because you're just bombarded with fucking...
01:05:11.000That makes sense, that it would help your immune system, except for something you don't have an immunity to, like this coronavirus, which is why it was so bad in New York, right?
01:05:19.000Because your immune system is probably accustomed to all those other things.
01:13:08.000Also, we tried to watch the first season of Lost, but we put on the first episode of the first season, and when the guy gets sucked into the airplane engine...
01:14:55.000Yeah, because he said, the ones that aren't that good...
01:14:59.000Like the ones that are good, I remember they're like, you know, like I remember Simpsons lines or what, you know, like fucking Billy Madison and all that shit.
01:15:06.000He's got a bunch of people to remember.
01:16:59.000I never I heard of the title but I never seen it and I don't remember in Wayne's World They had that guy who was like a roadie who would tell crazy stories Yes, that character they took from this movie and that's what he's doing.
01:17:18.000It was fucking hysterical Wow They're like out-of-work actors, and they live in this fucking rat-infested, you know, because they're alcoholics, and they go to the country to get away from their stress.
01:18:16.000What do you think that whole Bruce Lee thing is about?
01:18:18.000Well, I've talked about it almost too much, but in the interest of keeping up this conversation, I don't think he's right.
01:18:28.000He depicted Bruce Lee in a way that made him look like an asshole.
01:18:33.000And I think Bruce Lee was very confident, but I don't think there's really any evidence that he was a dipshit.
01:18:38.000And in that movie, they make him out to be kind of a dipshit, and there was a real instance, and this is what I've talked about before, Bruce Lee had relationships with people that were stuntmen in a positive way, and one of them was Gene LaBelle.
01:18:51.000Gene LaBelle's a famous guy who was a judo champion who taught Bruce Lee a lot of judo moves, and they worked together in several movies, and But Gene LaBelle, if he had an actual fight with Bruce Lee the way Brad Pitt did,
01:26:03.000He said a friend of his is a sheriff, and they said they used to deal with maybe one suicide a week, and now they're dealing with as many as five a day.
01:31:02.000So one of the limo drivers, I don't know who asked him, like, do you ever, like, because by the way, the girls look like kids, like, like, it was crazy how much they look like kids to me, these high school kids.
01:32:01.000I think there's some guys out there that hit a point in their life Like, maybe, like, right after they graduate, where their life got really fucked up, and it didn't go anywhere.
01:33:51.000If I was like 16, when I was in high school, like 16, I was as kid of a 16-year-old as you can be because we were religious, so I had no...
01:34:40.000They got a map of how they want it to go down and all the friends are connected in one of those little circles with all the lines that come out with different names.
01:34:48.000Who was the one that they made that movie about with Nicole Kidman?
01:34:53.000I mean, there's a real story of someone where some, you know, the teacher got the kid to kill her husband.
01:36:50.000If like Salma Hayek, like hot Salma Hayek from Dust to Darkness, that one, Inner Prime, remember when there was another foot thing with Tarantino?
01:37:00.000Oh yeah, he takes a shot off her feet.
01:39:35.000I remember he was very, always very grabby and like, I didn't think it was just, it was very Joe Biden-y, like shoulder rubs and you know, like, I got hairy legs!
01:39:47.000He just wanted to press your leg hair down and then you'd press his leg hair down.
01:41:12.000And back in those days, to show how things have changed, one of the things you had to use, if you used pomade in your hair, you had to wear a bathing cap.
01:41:21.000And so he was up on the board, wouldn't listen to me.
01:41:23.000I said, hey, Esther, you, off the board, or I'll come up and drag you off.
01:41:27.000Well, he came off, and he said, I'll meet you outside.
01:41:30.000My car, this was mostly, these were all public housing behind it.
01:42:24.000And in those days, remember the straight razor?
01:42:27.000You'd bang them on the curb, get them rusty, put them in a rain barrel, get them rusty.
01:42:33.000And I looked at him, but I was smart then.
01:42:36.000I said, first of all, I said, when I tell you to get off the board, you get off the board, I'll kick you out again, but I shouldn't have called you, Esther Williams.
01:43:38.000Because it says it on that little city symbol that's on the front of the podium, Delaware.
01:43:43.000So who've set this up where you have a bunch of kids on stage behind him not paying attention while he gives this long-winded story about razor blades and chains and...
01:43:54.000Basically, they apologize to each other and then...
01:46:20.000If they could make that into a slogan, I just want to feel normal again, that would be like a MAGA for them.
01:46:26.000But somebody's got to come up with that.
01:46:28.000Well, dude, you've got to look back in time and you look at history and all the mistakes that were...
01:46:37.000That's what you're reading about when you're reading about lost wars and invasions that went terrible.
01:46:42.000You're hearing about trials and errors and mistakes.
01:46:45.000Well, that's when you see people's fucking principles.
01:46:49.000Because, I mean, especially with Biden, the thing of all the people that were crowing about believe her and all that shit that are like, well, you can't believe...
01:49:04.000Anytime you get too emotional about things, your view of things get distorted.
01:49:09.000It's one of the things that happens in fights all the time.
01:49:11.000You see, fighters talk shit to each other, right?
01:49:14.000And one of the reasons why they talk shit to each other is because they're trying to get the other person emotionally invested in the fight.
01:49:55.000He was reserved, and he was articulate and smooth, and when you would hear him talk, like, that's an excellent representation of the United States.
01:50:15.000Whereas, like, the thing with Trump is that he's, you know, like you said, he's not really a politician, so he's just being the guy he's always been.
01:50:24.000And everybody's like, I thought you were going to be a president, though.
01:50:26.000I thought you were going to act like we need—because you want to be called POTUS. I thought people got him for specifically the opposite of that.
01:51:39.000She's saying things that if you want your team to win, you're not going to give up those cards so early.
01:51:48.000Well, there's an internal thing you've got to settle with, all the people that are actual left that are mad, and they want their Trump.
01:51:55.000And so they're not going to go along with the same, because I think a lot of liberals don't get that the lefties hate you more than they hate a Nazi.
01:52:05.000They hate you more than any right-winger, just a regular liberal.
01:53:06.000Yeah, it's like you're calling for activism more than you're calling for reporting the news.
01:53:12.000And you believe that you're correct, so you're going to, like, push your idea.
01:53:17.000I mean, this is what, when we go to the news, what we really want is someone who's going to tell us exactly what happened without any political bend to it.
01:54:50.000I forget the expression that he used, but I really wish I could remember, because I looked at someone's tweet about it or Instagram about it, and they were saying, finally, you're admitting what you really do.
01:55:05.000Finally, you're admitting that your rage journalistic instincts are showing.
01:55:13.000They've been open like that for a while, I feel like.
01:55:16.000We need somewhere that's going to give us the information, just clear, 100% dedicated to factual information, without any political bend at all.
01:57:01.000You don't have to fucking, to the Daily Show, I blame a lot of this on the Daily Show, not because it was bad, a whole bunch of people, that became news for them.
02:02:32.000When you read the things that he wrote and when you see the interviews that he gave where he talks about things, he was a very deep thinker.
02:04:35.000There's a guy named Jolly West that's a part of these MKUltra experiments, and he's connected to the Manson family and all these other different people.
02:04:45.000Because Charles Manson was a guy that, for sure, they gave him acid in prison.
02:04:50.000At least the way they're describing the possibility, he was even talking about certain doctors, and he has the last name, the doctor is the last name, but the doctor is a part of this program, and doctors that treated him while he's in prison, and he comes out of prison, and there's evidence that he gets released over and over and over again every time he violates parole.
02:05:08.000Someone on high wants him out on the streets, and he's got a large supply of acid, and he's got very sophisticated techniques that he's utilizing that he learned in jail.
02:05:18.000Sophisticated techniques of how to brainwash hippies on acid.
02:05:58.000When I say he was a part of a CIA experiment, I don't mean he did what he did for the CIA. What I mean is they let him do what he was doing and they encouraged him and helped him and gave him drugs.
02:06:13.000If you're letting this guy keep getting released every time he robs a car or someone's house or when you think he's going to somehow or another be locked up and you want him out on the street doing this thing.
02:06:25.000And they were trying to discredit the hippie movement and the anti-war movement back there.
02:06:29.000And that's part of the way they did it.
02:06:31.000They infiltrated these groups in one way or another.
02:06:33.000And one of them would be to take a guy like him.
02:06:36.000Yeah, like the old Mary Hill boat lift when they dropped a...
02:06:40.000Cuba emptied their prisons into America.
02:08:00.000They're like, look, it's more important that you tell us how many pounds of pressure it takes to crush a little kid's head Yeah, we did not know that, officially.
02:08:58.000Anyway, however we say it, during the Second Sino-Japanese War from 1937 to 1945, including the bubonic plague attacks on Chinese cities, oh my god, and the planned attack against the United States.
02:13:59.000And I thought it was going to be a good show because, you know, this is back in the days of, you know, where Joan Rivers was like a gay icon.
02:14:51.000The kind of new-ish thing to me of that is the Twitter, like, certain groups just got marketed to based on lazy following, like, ooh, what does Twitter say?
02:15:03.000Like, that should never be an article anymore.
02:15:04.000Like, Twitter is saying, that should never be a thing I need to know about, ever.
02:15:09.000So that got catered to so much, it created a bubble around people that's fucking crazy, and they're getting fed it still just to sell them products, and this virus is gonna fucking pop that bubble.
02:15:23.000It's like bad real estate right now, being a fucking, being woke.
02:15:27.000There's a real estate market that is gonna...
02:15:29.000Being upset about stupid shit when real shit's going down is always out of fashion.
02:21:57.000Well, how do you know that's the woman?
02:21:59.000Well, I'm assuming the one that's in the blue with the hips like a woman is the woman, and the one that's built like a man, I'm assuming that's a man.
02:26:04.000Dude, I had my girlfriend and another friend dress kind of like slutty and distract him so he wouldn't see the parody thing we made before we showed it.
02:32:20.000Once you're dead, you can't ask you questions.
02:32:22.000Dude, somebody told me, because a lot of these musicians are ex-heroin addicts, so the only thing that's close to the endorphins of that is a good choke jerk.
02:33:13.000It's like you burn out your pleasure centers of your brain so you need some intense like an explosion of Sensation from a choke jerk.
02:33:22.000I never thought of it until you brought it up, but it totally makes sense Right, if you knew you couldn't shoot up anymore and you wanted to get that rush.
02:33:31.000He wanted to make this as an invention, like a Shark Tank invention, which he means dead serious invention.
02:39:47.000There was a scene towards the end where they realized that this artificial intelligence guy had started breeding these aliens together and combining their DNA with people, with other things.
02:40:01.000And it came and jumped out and got her.
02:40:04.000Where he put its arms up, the alien, like he did like a hand wave and it went like that.
02:41:26.000Well, that was a cool part of the movie, that he had been there for so long, he'd been experimenting with these aliens and making different kinds.
02:41:34.000And it was also interesting, too, the difference between the new version where they had cut out creativity and the old version where he was...
02:47:32.000It's just because it was a long car ride, so I'm just like, oh shit.
02:47:35.000It's probably the most stress-inducing thing any of us have had to go through except for the people that have been to war or first responders or people that have experienced real violence.
02:47:49.000I find it strangely calming because it's so beyond my control.
02:49:22.000I thought I was going to die all kinds of times, but usually it was like, you know, I mixed some kind of drugs or I did something where, you know...
02:51:40.000Dude, it would become a beautiful hell that your only joy in life besides methamphetamine would be showing new people that come to the island.
02:51:50.000The movie, weren't they on Hawaii in the show Lost?
02:51:52.000They're desperately trying to get out.
02:51:54.000Well, they're one on an island like Hawaii.
02:51:57.000But they filmed it, I thought, in Hawaii.
02:52:20.000Yeah, I think the climate kind of destroys property, so it's very expensive, the upkeep of owning a home there.
02:52:27.000Dude, I was just reading about Malibu, how much beach Malibu's losing, and they're trying to do all these different things to try to save the beach.
02:52:35.000Like a beach comb over from another beach.
02:54:42.000They put it on them, you know, instead of the bat soup or whatever everybody said, they're like, oh, it's because it spreads because of black people.
02:54:49.000Are they trying to say that it's because of black people?
02:54:51.000Because they also said it was because of Americans.
02:54:54.000Yeah, they're like fucking Romulans do whatever whatever it takes to make a narrative the government controls like here It's a bunch of corporations pushing what they want.
02:55:03.000They're the fucking guy the head guy the papers pushes Winnie the Pooh agenda I think they just passed a law saying that the Chinese guys can't go online and play video games with people in other countries Yeah, well, Russia has some laws like that, too, where you couldn't get certain American foods because of the fucking,
02:55:20.000you know, after they went to Crimea, there was like a...
02:55:31.000Yeah, it was interesting, but I thought it really stuck out about how it blows up Putin, because Putin could be failing if not for, same way Trump wins, if not for the constant, like, this guy's the devil and the boogeyman, and it gives them status.
02:55:46.000You know how smoking commercials where they go, quit smoking, and they say they don't work because all it does is put the word smoking in your head.
02:59:55.000Traditional Chinese medicine, tiger bones are believed to help cure conditions like rheumatism and arthritis, along with erectile dysfunction.
03:01:37.000Yeah, it came from people that had syphilis.
03:01:39.000Particularly two, I believe there was French gentlemen who were royalty that were young and they contracted syphilis and their hair fell out and they started wearing wigs.
03:05:46.000The guy told him he was sterile, and Chairman Mao took it to mean erectile dysfunction, but he just meant, no, I meant you can't have kids.
03:05:52.000He goes, oh, I'm sterile, am I? And he just spread a whole bunch of...
03:06:22.000Listen, didn't the chick from Smallville get a brand of some guy from like a multi-level, not even a cult, like a multi-level marketing seminar?
03:06:31.000She's like, oh yeah, no, brand my ass.
03:08:13.000Yeah, I think with Kaczynski, what happened was he just made sense, but he made sense in a way that people were like, yeah, but you don't blow up the guy who's making the circuit boards.
03:12:37.000Remember, like, everything you hear about colleges, like, ah, those kids.
03:12:40.000But they all, a lot of them came out in the real world and...
03:12:43.000What's interesting to me about the thing, almost as much as the kids themselves, is the intelligent adults who should know better that want those kids to push the radical ideas because they thought of those kids as almost like the soldiers on the far left.
03:12:57.000Throw them onto the beaches of Normandy.
03:12:58.000And they don't understand that they're the first ones to go.
03:13:01.000The people that think like that, they have no idea they're more despised than anybody on the right.
03:13:16.000They're not boomers, but that's how the disdain.
03:13:18.000Yeah, and the ones that are really forcing compliance, they want to reshape the world.
03:13:22.000They want to reshape the way people behave.
03:13:23.000I know people personally that are like good friends that are like, their feeling is like, I just want it to be like Biden.
03:13:30.000Because it'll just, then they're going to calm down.
03:13:33.000Like, no, they're not going to calm down because they got a little taste of power.
03:13:36.000Yeah, they're going to want full socialism.
03:13:43.000It's kind of funny because a lot of them don't.
03:13:45.000A lot of them are just like fucking silly upper middle class kind of twits that are pretending that they're fucking so, but they don't want the first thing about it.
03:13:54.000Who's that guy that got the adpocalypse on fucking YouTube from Vox?
03:15:01.000He should have had an all-female, you know, like a slick motherfucker, I have a female defense force to fucking crack him in there, to talk about milk, to run on, like, Bernie, stop the dairy.