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00:03:49.000So it was originally to have risen 49 floors as a showpiece of the city center, which opened just as Nevada was entering the depths of the recession.
00:03:58.000The 4,000-room Aria Resort and Casino, along with the Mandarin Hotel, fewer than 400 rooms, and the all-suite 57-story Vidara opened within a month of each other, but the Harman stayed shuttered.
00:04:10.000It wasn't the recession, but construction issues that kept the Harman close.
00:04:13.000Its construction plan was eventually scaled down by almost half, but then concerns remain that it would topple in an earthquake.
00:04:34.000Yeah, I watched a documentary about it.
00:04:35.000It's probably talking about some of this.
00:04:39.000I think it's like the MGM crew or one of them.
00:04:41.000I don't want to say who because I don't know exactly, but...
00:04:45.000They were developing a huge thing and it fell apart basically and it's just been sitting empty for 10 years and this Macau company is moving in and it's supposed to open up in about a year or so, if it's not opening sooner than that.
00:04:54.000A big multi-billion dollar Asian hotel that all these Macau and Chinese people are supposed to come in and save Vegas.
00:07:12.000That's something that a lot of us have a hard time accepting because we only have our own version of sexuality and gender.
00:07:18.000But some people are men, they're attracted to women, but they're attracted to women and wish they were a woman and were in love with a woman as a lesbian.
00:07:26.000They will sacrifice their dick, they'll sacrifice the ability to cum, they'll sacrifice their testicles, they'll sacrifice testosterone, they'll sacrifice their male gender and still be with women.
00:11:27.000Maybe eating babies is a little different, but the idea is he's so anti-animal cruelty that he doesn't want Anyone around him working in any capacity that kills animals.
00:12:28.000Iceland doesn't have any fucking ground you can grow vegetables in, asshole.
00:12:33.000Like you can't be a vegetarian in Iceland unless you're bringing in trucks load of food or unless you got some sort of a crazy fucking greenhouse in there.
00:14:50.000I think the people that care about that, there's less of them and less of them every day.
00:14:55.000And I think if we just hang in there, if we just hang in there as a civilization, I think racism, I think people that are homophobic, transsexual-phobic or transphobic, whatever they call it, people who give a fuck what anybody does as long as it doesn't hurt you or other folks, They're going to go away.
00:15:10.000They're not going to be around anymore.
00:15:12.000I think this is all just a blip in our evolution and our learning.
00:17:28.000And they were too strong, so what she would do, if they were too strong, she would wrap them in toilet paper, fold them up and eat the dryer sheets.
00:17:35.000Dude, that one you skip by, the fucking guy, his girlfriend is his car, he makes love to his car.
00:24:20.000They want Blu-ray, they want HD, they want it to be able to pause the remote, and they don't want the government to know they're downloading it.
00:26:09.000I'm not going to lie, it looks like he's a piece of it.
00:26:11.000Humped over, like a letter C. Jumbo shrimp.
00:26:15.000What do you think the average year is generally in prison where 40, 50, 60 years where you suppress your sexuality so much that you start thinking about dudes?
00:26:34.000It's a controversial picture that's been going around lately of these two guys that are standing up and they got a belt around this dude's neck and the dude's on his knees and he's got a black eye and they're like making gang signs in front of the camera.
00:26:53.000There's two young African-American fellows that are throwing up gang signs, and in front of them is a dude who is on his knees, and he's got a belt around his neck and a black eye.
00:27:05.000And the dude was doing eight years, I think, for armed robbery or something along those lines.
00:27:11.000And, um, apparently they're just beating his ass and making him their dog or whatever the fuck they want to do with him.
00:27:17.000Well, this is a picture they took in prison?
00:27:40.000Teen men launch gang attack on her son, 18, in a prison cell, then tie a leash around his neck and pose for a Facebook photo despite being behind bars.
00:28:46.000The guy's pulling the trigger at the camera, the other guy's throwing up a gang sign, and he's got a leash around a dude who's got a fucked up face.
00:30:38.000And if you don't die, you know, you could be unbelievably injured.
00:30:43.000To the point where you're never the same person again, or you could just deal with their shit for eight years and succumb and then get out and never be the same person again.
00:30:50.000Because you've been diminished by a bunch of men who've beaten you down.
00:31:56.000Most horniest, which is a lot of violent criminals between the age of 19 and 23. There's been studies done.
00:32:02.000Brian Callen and I were talking about this on the last podcast that we did from the car, that if you removed all the 19 to 23-year-old males in our society, violent crime would drop by like 90%.
00:34:14.000Created fake look at this this guy went to jail because he created a fake humorous MySpace page about her is her school's vice principal 12 cursed at a another student's mother 17 did nothing at all damn man kids for cash is a documentary Oh my God.
00:36:20.000He admits he murdered the guy and chopped him up, but he said he did it because he didn't think people were going to believe him because his wife was missing and they think he did it.
00:38:09.000Like, you know, in true romance, when they talk about pantomimes, when people lie, if you ask them a question direct and they lie, if they're lying, there's like things they do.
00:38:17.000They scratch their head or there's like a tick when they answer.
00:39:28.000He must have been a smart dude because...
00:39:30.000So many investigators came after me at the same story over and over.
00:39:34.000But the thing that fucked them is the way he spelled Beverly, Beverly Hills.
00:39:38.000He spelled it with an extra E. So the killer killed a lady and sent a letter, said the cadaver's here with the address, and he spelled Beverly with an extra E. What?
00:39:49.000Well, the reason why he killed the chick...
00:40:59.000Oh, but the thing is, it all stems from, I guess his dad, he had like four or five brothers and sisters, and his mom committed suicide, jumped off the top of the house.
00:41:09.000But the dad goes, your mom's about to do something.
00:41:12.000Only wakes him up, brings him to the window, like, look at your mom.
00:43:31.000He goes to trial, but he was wanted for the murder for that lady in California and still his wife, but Texas said, we're going to try him here.
00:45:19.000She's doing movies in Europe, trying to get away from her, and he's on planes, stalking her and going after her.
00:45:24.000And she loved him, but she was done with him.
00:45:27.000And so, he was rock bottom, and he read this script from Here to Eternity.
00:45:32.000I don't know how he got the script, but there was a part in From Here to Eternity that he thought he could play and nail, and he begged the studio, please give me one more chance.
00:45:49.000Dude, and while he was making the movie, everybody knew that the movie was going to be big and that Frank Sinatra was going to make a big comeback.
00:45:54.000So with that heat, Capitol Records signed him and gave him another chance.
00:48:30.000They went after the IRS. All the Scientologists got together because the IRS was going to bury them for billions and billions of dollars from back taxes.
00:48:38.000They weren't paying taxes because they were saying, hey, we're a religion.
00:48:47.000So what they decided to do is they filed each one of them, all the Scientologists, all filed lawsuits against the IRS and went after different people individually.