On today's show, we have a special guest on the show, Terrence Williams. He's a stand-up comedian, YouTuber, and long-time supporter of President Donald J. Trump. He also happens to be a black man.
00:00:16.000I don't think there's going to be a tremendous amount of success for this strategy, but it seems to be what they'll keep trying to do, so we'll see how that one plays out.
00:00:25.000In the meantime, we've got an announcement on Hunter Biden's indictment.
00:00:28.000It should be coming at the end of September.
00:00:33.000It's kind of obvious that most of this is a foregone conclusion.
00:00:35.000We know they're going to keep bringing new charges and new attacks, new lawsuits against Donald Trump, and they're going to keep giving a slap on the wrist to Democrats.
00:01:01.000So, uh, let's, uh, we'll just jump into it.
00:01:04.000Before we get started, my friends, head over to TimCast.com and click TimCast IRLXMiami to pick up your tickets to our live event in Miami, October 6th.
00:01:22.000There's going to be an after-show Q&A.
00:01:25.000The after-show will be for those in attendance only.
00:01:27.000We've got a bunch of cool products to hand out.
00:01:28.000The event is sponsored by Public Square, so there's a bunch of really cool products from all these companies that support American values, that are helping build this parallel economy.
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00:03:07.000It was my first video and I was finishing my lunch before I went back to work and I had some fried chicken with some macaroni and cheese on the side with some mashed potatoes with some country gravy.
00:05:29.000So, and, and this bread, I came out with Cousin T's back in, back in 2021 of, of, uh, of October.
00:05:38.000So it's been pretty tough getting into the grocery stores, but Sadano's supermarket gave me an opportunity.
00:05:44.000A lot of stores don't want to carry me because they Google me and they see me in a MAGA hat.
00:05:51.000They see me talking crap, offending people and making jokes and they just don't want it because they don't want to get counseled, you know?
00:05:58.000So, but it's been a blessing and these pancakes are so damn good.
00:06:02.000We definitely got to talk about this, because we got a story.
00:06:04.000Bill Gates is buying a bunch of Bud Light stock.
00:06:06.000So we'll talk about the parallel economy and what you're doing.
00:07:54.000Right now, we are seeing them go after all of these January Sixers, many of whom were non-violent.
00:08:01.000They're trying to generate as much anti-Trump sentiment.
00:08:04.000We've got news stories about potential mask mandates coming back.
00:08:07.000They are pulling out all the stops and it is not even 2024.
00:08:10.000Charlie Kirk tweeting earlier that new criminal charges may be about to drop from Jack Smith pertaining to Donald Trump and his actions pertaining to voter machines.
00:08:22.000You've got a warning already from Jack Smith that Trump's statements are tampering with the jury pool.
00:08:29.000We got a whole year in front of us, and the shenanigans have only just begun.
00:08:34.000I gotta say, though, I... I just don't... I'm kind of resigned to accept that Trump's not gonna be president, and it doesn't matter anyway, because the president ain't gonna fix this.
00:09:02.000I partially agree with what you're saying.
00:09:04.000It is a cultural shift that needs to happen, and that is happening with the parallel economy that's being built, with Public Square, as successful as they've been, with, as we've already mentioned, Bud Light, Target, we mention them every single day, and now Cousin T's Pancake Mix, challenging these woke corporations.
00:09:20.000The parallel economy is the cultural shift we need to win, but in the short term, You know, the long-term thing is going to be winning the culture war.
00:09:27.000The short-term thing is, yeah, we're probably going to need to criminally charge criminals and have some accountability.
00:09:34.000The idea that, you know, I'll put it this way, Trump winning is a key, is a strategic position.
00:09:41.000In winning this ongoing cultural Cold Civil War, whatever you want to call it.
00:09:45.000It would be great for a lot of people, but the metaphor I'm feeling is like you're going to a horse race and Trump's your horse, for instance.
00:09:51.000And you're like, that guy, he's going to win.
00:10:37.000He's all about peace and I was there so them going after him for January 6th is just straight up bogus so I just want to get that out the way because I was there.
00:10:47.000Now you are right so we do need a Really, listen, will things change?
00:11:50.000We are in the, um, I love the politicians are just saying stuff that they know they can't deliver on part of the, of the election cycle where, and it is as much as I do like Vivek, he's talking about, he's like, we need to ban social media until they turn 18.
00:12:06.000You're not going to be able to do that, and that's the name of the game right now, is telling you that they're going to deliver on all of these promises that we know, deep down, maybe you get like, what, they make ten campaign promises, you get one for ten?
00:12:18.000Yeah, but in this circumstance, let's say Trump says he's going to do all this, he's going to fire people, he's going to charge his people.
00:14:00.000If people were going after Joe Biden and trying to arrest him and Nancy Pelosi, if she was still the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi would be knocking doors down right now.
00:14:16.000She would not be allowing Republicans to go after Joe Biden.
00:14:40.000Like I was mentioning, I mentioned these four examples, two positive, two negative, right?
00:14:44.000Sound of Freedom in Richmond, north of Richmond, are huge net positives and cultural victories.
00:14:48.000And then you have Bud Light and Target as two examples of, basically, our side of things does not, it's not left or right, you know, it's constitutional republic, which they call right or whatever.
00:14:59.000But it could be, you could have more liberal opinions, We're winning in terms of freedom, liberty, challenging the woke cult and their narrative control.
00:15:17.000Now, ban ADL starts trending on Twitter, X. And then, what is it, the executive director guy or whatever says that they're a bunch of white supremacists?
00:15:48.000Supporting the parallel economy, make money for yourself, support companies that believe in your values, get the word out to vote, and vote in large numbers.
00:15:57.000This is why they're trying to pull Trump's name from the ballot, because they can't win in any standard circumstance.
00:16:03.000Adrian Norman's really good about this.
00:16:05.000A lot of his posts and the stuff he does with his journalism is he talks a lot about how people push back on the cultural issues online.
00:16:13.000He's like, yeah, but are you going out to vote?
00:16:21.000And he's basically talking about how it's like, uh, they complained about the global war, but can't overthrow the local Joker that they voted for.
00:17:17.000Scott Pressler is out there knocking on doors and doing the hard work.
00:17:21.000We here at Timcast IRL, Maybe we could do more, you can make that argument, but I do a morning show and a night show, 16 hours every day, talking about trying to build influence in telling people to be the change you want to see in the world.
00:17:50.000So when they come out and they're like, there's no way Joe Biden got 81 million votes, I'm like, dude, yeah, he got 81 million votes because New York and Los Angeles voted in huge numbers because they were locked in their houses.
00:18:12.000If Trump supporters quadruple their efforts, not even, if Trump supporters just stick to their efforts, Joe Biden's vote count is gonna go down.
00:18:20.000You double your efforts, Trump's gonna win by a healthy amount.
00:18:23.000Do you think that the reason why we're starting to see all the articles come out again about mask mandates is that they're looking to reinstate any type of lockdowns before the election?
00:18:32.000Yes, they're looking to steal the election.
00:18:36.000Removing Trump from the ballot is cheating.
00:18:37.000They're going to use the mail-in ballots to cheat, but it's not going to work this time because a lot of Americans are not going to stay in their homes.
00:18:47.000They're not going to put on those masks.
00:18:48.000And I'm talking about people on both sides are not going to do that.
00:18:53.000So that's why they want to put President Trump in prison.
00:18:57.000That's why they want to lock him up because they can't use COVID to win this time.
00:19:03.000They're already doing it with like, um, when it was in 2019, it was Tom Hanks was the first celebrity to get COVID.
00:19:09.000And they're like, Oh my God, if a celebrity can get COVID, then I suppose I can.
00:19:13.000They're already doing this again where they're like, because I, I cover pop culture and news like that.
00:19:18.000So I'm seeing all these articles like celebrity gets this, celebrity gets this.
00:19:20.000So they're already saying like, uh, Whoopi Goldberg gets COVID for the third time.
00:19:24.000And everybody's shocked, but it's because they're already starting to roll out the article propaganda when they start trying to reinstate these things.
00:20:38.000It is the most frustrating part of it, right?
00:20:40.000When you pay that close attention and you're wondering, why is it that it seems like they're constantly like Democrats, the left, they They make territory.
00:20:53.000But for some reason, the Republicans never do it because the Republicans are just Democrats going the speed limit, if not slower, because they don't actually want to make any changes.
00:21:04.000If you look at the Democrats, even, listen, some of them probably don't like Joe Biden, but they, but you will never know.
00:21:11.000They're not going to speak out against Joe.
00:21:12.000They're all going to act like they're on the same page.
00:21:17.000You know, Joe Biden's a good president.
00:21:18.000Now here you got the Republicans divided.
00:21:21.000You got this, you got half of them attacking Trump, half of them saying, let's stand behind Trump, when we need all of them to be standing behind.
00:21:31.000And even when Trump was the president, The Republican Party was divided, you know?
00:21:38.000Was there numbers on the amount... I think we covered this at some point, right?
00:21:42.000There was numbers on the amount of people that said if they had known about the Hunter Biden laptop scandal before the election... It was like 7% to 8%?
00:22:27.000And this is part of the news that's coming out, which could be the Hunter Biden indictments could be the lead up to the impeachment of Joe Biden.
00:23:15.000And so, looking at CNN's ratings in the trash can, and now Fox News' ratings are in the trash can, it's actually going to be the likes of Joe Rogan, Russell Brand, Patrick David, Tim Castile, Jimmy Dore.
00:23:27.000More and more people are consuming information through these platforms, which is exactly why, for instance, Bud Light sees a massive derailing of their stock value.
00:23:36.000Look, the younger generation grew up consuming media in this way.
00:23:40.000I don't think any show ever reaches the level of Tucker Carlson.
00:23:45.000Back, you know, 10-20 years ago, you had very few channels, so everybody watched very similar things.
00:23:50.000There's pros and there's cons to that.
00:23:52.000The benefit is that Most people, or I should say that there is a benefit in people being on the same page in terms of facts, if the facts being given out are correct.
00:24:02.000But then you end up with intelligence agency influence and lies, and then everyone believes lies.
00:24:08.000The internet allows people to challenge the machine, fact check, prove it, provide evidence, check sources.
00:24:15.000Now, there's a net negative in that sense that You know, like a show like this, like Tucker Carlson was getting three to five million every night.
00:24:23.000I don't think anyone ever gets that big ever again, right?
00:24:29.000And to be fair, the majority of those viewers are older because they were used to watching these older networks.
00:24:35.000But now that you have a diversified group of citizens getting, you know, different, like the correct information, but from different perspectives, like all the podcasts I mentioned, It's hard to break that.
00:24:48.000It's hard to lie to a group of people that have all these different sources.
00:24:55.000It's easy when you've got four networks, and the CIA or the FBI or whatever, they say, look, for national security reasons, don't report this story.
00:26:17.000And on your TV, they create rules that defy logic, that go against doctors and medical science, but adhere to political instructions, and then they ban anyone who goes against it.
00:30:13.000She's watching The View and she's seeing a bunch of spewed, you know, Deep state propaganda being, you know, fed back to her, and that's the voting block that's going to end up costing you election.
00:30:23.000If you can't swing at least some of the female demographic, I don't think that there's much... Their ratings are way down.
00:30:28.000Way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way down.
00:30:30.000But they're still getting between like 1.8 to 2 million viewers.
00:30:35.000So one lady watches it, and she goes to her knitting group of women, and they talk about what she talked about in the episode that day, and it...
00:30:45.000It's not that they all watch it They also when you see that stuff you don't talk about like they get clips clips get posted on social media There's more than just the live numbers that affect how so far someone's reaches on a lot of these platforms so Yeah, I just don't think there's nothing that Trump can do to satisfy those women.
00:31:05.000And if Trump went on their show, the whole show would be a gotcha show.
00:31:09.000But you need to consider too, it's not even necessarily about Trump convincing them to vote for him, it's about the Republicans in general convincing Democrats not to support Joe Biden.
00:31:19.000So, and it's funny because the Democrats are gonna be like, oh, Tim Pool's saying people should not vote.
00:32:02.000Winning the presidency is more than just playing the game properly.
00:32:06.000The reality to Vivek is that he would need to make Every perfect step, which he is doing, with very few mistakes, he would need to make every move perfectly and hit every die roll perfectly.
00:32:25.000Yeah, he would need the deep state to prop him up.
00:34:08.000He speaks well, he plays politics very well, he's got great policy ideas, he fleshes them out, he addresses a lot of issues we want to see addressed.
00:34:17.000But there's that fire that I don't know that he actually has, that Trump does have, because Trump was personally slighted.
00:35:27.000He would effectively be Biden to Biden, right?
00:35:29.000Joe Biden was the corporeal form Democrats asked for.
00:35:33.000Nobody really wanted to vote for Biden.
00:35:34.000They just wanted to vote against Trump.
00:35:36.000Well, you're gonna get a lot of people who would support DeSantis, a lot of people begrudgingly would support DeSantis, and a lot of people would just blindly be like, eh, he's better than Biden.
00:35:50.000If DeSantis ran the campaign that Vivek is running, he would be ahead of Vivek right now.
00:35:54.000Do you think that, because I saw Chuck Todd interview Vivek, I think Vivek's been on, he's been on some of like the leftist mass media, legacy media stuff.
00:36:02.000Is it because they're attempting to split the party in half for the voters so that the Democrats win?
00:37:02.000Because Vivek is playing the game perfectly, but he's not in a presidential position.
00:37:06.000And he's the guy that you don't want, if I'm speaking from the deep state's perspective, who's like afraid they're going to lose their jobs, you don't want Vivek to become the president because he'll fire you.
00:37:16.000So those people are like, yo, we don't, if he's the VP, you will make sure that president stays in power because you do not want Vivek stepping in, ending a bunch of the corruption.
00:37:24.000I'm just imagining it, and I just know it's never going to play like this, but you know, Trump gets elected, Vivek is the VP, and then, you know, they walk into the Oval Office, they sit down, Trump looks up and he goes, Do it.
00:37:37.000And then Vivek stands up, buttons his jacket, walks out of the hall, and then makes the phone call, and then they're all fired.
00:37:42.000If Vivek did serve as vice president, I think it could be a lot more of a front-facing public role than Pence did.
00:38:59.000Like, I didn't realize, I could sense in 2006 that it was happening, and I would say we are the media now just to manifest it and make it happen sooner.
00:39:07.000But like, to be in it for 15 years, I didn't, it's hard to see the change.
00:39:12.000It's actually really, really simple to understand how these things happen.
00:39:16.000When I'm younger, I'm looking at CNN, Fox News, ABC, and I'm looking at all these, they're getting millions of views, and I'm like, wow, that's crazy.
00:39:22.000And then me and all my friends are hanging out doing our thing.
00:40:55.000If a company receives a court order to hand over information, I fully expect you to do it.
00:41:01.000We are a nation of due process and laws, and if a judge signs off on a legitimate warrant or court order saying, you're going to turn this information over, we expect it to happen.
00:41:10.000When we subpoena the DOJ or whatever, when the Republicans do in Congress, and they don't do it, we get mad about it.
00:41:17.000If a court order is given down, we respect it.
00:41:19.000Now, there's a bunch of questions here.
00:41:21.000Liberty, apparently, didn't get a court order.
00:41:24.000They were shown a warrant for someone else's house and then said, sure, we'll give you the code anyway.
00:41:29.000That's got a lot of people pissed off, but more importantly, outside of all of the politics, if you purchased a Liberty Safe, understand that at any point, for any reason, legal or illegal, someone else has access to your safe and could steal everything you own.
00:42:04.000A rogue employee could see an order comes in for a high-end safe worth thousands of dollars, which can hold 50 grand in guns and other equipment, or who knows what, gold, and then tells one of their buddies, hey, here's the address, here's the safe model, and here's the backdoor code.
00:42:19.000They wait six months, monitor your home because they know your address because the guy's got it.
00:42:24.000Now, I'm not saying Liberty employees are compromised.
00:42:27.000I'm just saying, why would you risk it?
00:42:30.000More importantly, anyone could steal the information from Liberty and now they can break into your safe.
00:42:36.000This is the craziest thing to come out in terms of, you know, one of the craziest stories so far.
00:42:43.000Liberty Safe issued a statement saying that it's their policy to give access codes to law enforcement if a warrant grants them access to a property.
00:42:51.000What that means is, A court order was not issued to the GunSafe manufacturer.
00:42:57.000They just showed them that they have a warrant for the property.
00:43:01.000LibertySafe could have said, when a judge instructs us to hand over the information, we'll do it, but we can't until then.
00:43:08.000And even if they do, they can say, our lawyer will appeal.
00:43:11.000This is absolutely insane to find out.
00:43:14.000This is resulting in a major backlash.
00:43:15.000I don't know how big Liberty is, but I just want to stress to you guys, if you own a LibertySafe, you are compromised.
00:43:23.000Does the same thing hold true for home alarm systems?
00:43:46.000They responded saying, we firmly believe in our customers' right and freedom to control their personal property.
00:43:51.000Recently, Securit was made aware of and asked to comment on the situation involving the FBI and a well-known safe manufacturer.
00:43:57.000The FBI requested the access code to the safe of an individual for whom they have a warrant to search their property.
00:44:02.000The company protocol is to provide these access codes to law enforcement if a warrant grants them access to the property.
00:44:08.000It is Securit's belief and protocol that the protection of personal property and the Second Amendment rights of American citizens are paramount.
00:44:14.000Our full line of fast-access modular safes are not built with any override systems, giving our customers full control.
00:44:22.000The freedom and liberty to possess firearms is the right of every American citizen.
00:44:25.000Securit will always put those same rights of our current and future customers first.
00:44:29.000That is to say, based on the information before us, if you have a LibertySafe, you don't know who has the backdoor code.
00:44:35.000That means More than just you can go into your safe.
00:44:38.000Maybe you've got your dad's watch, your grandmother's necklace, or maybe you've got a $20,000 brand new beautiful Barrett of some sort with tons of ammo, and it's yours, and it's expensive, and you don't want it stolen.
00:44:53.000Why would you go with a safe company that runs a backdoor?
00:44:56.000The interesting thing is, I'm not seeing In the leftist media, direct attacks and insults like you normally expect from a story like this.
00:45:04.000The left has consistently complained about companies creating backdoor access to encryption, so it's going to be very difficult for them to come out and be like, haha, gun nuts are losing their- uh oh.
00:45:16.000Yeah, we actually don't like that idea either, especially many of these leftists who are pro-gun.
00:45:20.000So if you have a secured safe and the Feds or anyone goes to them, they're going to say, look, we don't have access.
00:45:26.000That is a private safe owned by somebody.
00:45:27.000You got to figure it out for yourself, man.
00:46:01.000Leftists are very, very angry about backdoor access.
00:46:07.000Because, you know, they do creepy stuff.
00:46:08.000They have activist servers, they don't want the Feds seizing, they don't want... So Apple's probably thinking like, if word gets out that we give the Feds access to your device, we're gonna lose a lot of money in market share, so just don't do it unless you absolutely have to.
00:46:24.000This is a big part of the reason why, as a social network, and just in general, you don't want to hold more data than you need because then you become a vulnerability, like Mines doesn't have chat keys.
00:46:38.000We don't have access to the chat at Mines because it's encrypted and it's user-to-user.
00:46:43.000If you have the keys, then when the FBI comes, you have to give them to the FBI legally.
00:46:52.000I would say immediately get rid of your liberty safe if you've got one to get a new safe that doesn't have a backdoor in it because that is massive vulnerability.
00:46:59.000So someone could steal your gun out of there and use it to commit a crime and make it look like you did it.
00:47:04.000There's so much- there's so much wrong with this.
00:47:06.000Uh, I would argue that they are not secure at all if a backdoor is installed.
00:47:12.000Someone could figure out- oh, alright, so, I don't- I don't know exactly how they generate backdoor passcodes.
00:47:16.000It could be the stupidest thing in the world where LibertySafe has a master code for all saves that's identical, which would be insane.
00:47:28.000Without me naming the system itself, they were very common machines that were available to the public everywhere, and their unlock code was like 54321.
00:47:37.000And they just figured nobody would know how to access the panel to do it, and then on the internet they were like, hey guys, here's how you can access the control systems for these widely available machines.
00:47:48.000I'll keep it simple, they were vending machines, but I'm not going to say which ones.
00:47:50.000And people started changing prices and doing crazy stuff, and it was like they didn't expect it to happen.
00:47:55.000And then after people caught on, they said, guys, change the default code on these machines.
00:48:02.000As Ian was pointing out, imagine somebody... Let's imagine two scenarios.
00:48:07.000One, Liberty uses a default master code.
00:48:09.000It's 16 digits and it can open any safe.
00:48:15.000Now, imagine they don't do that, but...
00:48:18.000What a lot of companies do, let's say routers, the router will have a serial number, they have an algorithm which creates a passcode based on the serial number of the router.
00:48:29.000If you don't know the algorithm you don't get the password.
00:48:32.000However, activists in Spain Took a whole bunch of passwords they knew, and a whole bunch of serial numbers, and then ran it basically through an algorithm to determine what the encryption was.
00:48:45.000And from that point on, when I was in Spain, they had an app for this that they made, we're sharing.
00:48:50.000You could, if the default name of the device was still available, and it would say like, you know, mobile router 78391A62, it would instantly generate the passcode based on the default name of the router.
00:49:04.000The same thing could be true for Liberty Safes.
00:49:06.000Someone could break into the house with an app, type in the serial number, and then it auto-generates the backdoor access key.
00:49:13.000These things are worthless hunks of garbage.
00:49:16.000I think there should be a massive lawsuit.
00:49:17.000I think there should be a class action suit.
00:49:19.000I think anybody who has one of these things should get a refund on it.
00:50:45.000And maybe this is something that Trump should... I know you said it's going to be hard, you know, getting something like... getting something passed to where these companies have to inform the buyers that they have, you know, backdoor access.
00:51:39.000There's like, you can go to a Home Depot and get a copy of your key made, but who's to say that they didn't just make an extra copy for themselves?
00:52:07.000I mean, I imagine like if you're buying something like this, there's some type of manual on how to use it and it's probably buried in the fine print in the back of the manual that the access would be given up if need be.
00:52:19.000If you forget your code, you can always use zero, zero, you know, whatever the hell it is.
00:52:24.000Some people say, you know, I've been, some people say, and after this came out, a lot of people are saying we just don't have privacy at all, really.
00:52:31.000Like there's no such thing as real privacy in this country.
00:52:34.000Dude, there's satellites that can track the noise you're making.
00:52:38.000I don't know the technology exactly, but they said that they can put, I don't know if it's a radio frequency or something, through your walls in your house and then listen to you through your walls.
00:52:50.000I kind of tend to agree that privacy's gone.
00:52:52.000Like, I think we can go out in the woods and have a really quiet conversation like this.
00:52:55.000But who's to say that the satellites aren't picking it up at this point?
00:53:09.000And it's like, how innocuous is that that three words can trigger Millions of devices to go off and then it's like your your phone says like if you if you would like us to not Have access hit this button.
00:53:20.000I'm like, I'm sure you're absolutely listening to this I'm sure you're I'm sure you followed the letter of the law should be off by default.
00:53:25.000My god, that should be off by default Someone super chatted saying that it was a public square company.
00:53:30.000Let's pull it up There was a wasn't there a story about like Zuckerberg got hacked once and his password is like da da.
00:53:37.000I Well, I saw a commercial with Sean Hannity promoting, uh... The safe company?
00:54:26.000I'm pretty sure it's a different company.
00:54:28.000So there's more than one Liberty Safe company?
00:54:31.000Yeah, this one's just Liberty, and then it says Safe, really small underneath it.
00:54:34.000Yeah, yeah, everything is something different.
00:54:37.000We do not besmirch the good name of a separate company that did nothing wrong.
00:54:41.000Look, if Liberty Safes comes out and says, we're abandoning this policy, we are revoking all backdoor access, none of our models will have this anymore, I'd be like, okay, awesome, that's fantastic, thank you.
00:54:54.000But in the meantime... Aw, dude, I... Man, wow.
00:54:59.000If you have a Liberty Safe, dude, holy crap.
00:55:03.000The government has access to everything.
00:55:06.000And then by proxy, everyone else does.
00:55:08.000Like, you can't trust a government agent not to tell your buddy down the street your safe password so the next time he's over having dinner, he can just go into your bedroom and like, what?
00:55:19.000Obviously that's like a string of crazy events, but it's possible.
00:55:22.000But look, you've got spare keys to your apartment or your house, and a neighbor has them in case of emergencies, but it's because you trust your neighbor.
00:55:30.000Like I said, imagine if you went to the hardware store and it said quadruple ultimate level 27 ultra lock and the key is like this weird long snake thing with all these spikes on it and you can't even understand it and you're like wow and it's like plus with every order a key is given to a random guy you've never met you'd be like what?
00:55:49.000Bill Insecurity has a copy in case you lose yours and he'll come over and you can totally trust Bill.
00:55:54.000Our company has a secret key to all the locks we sell and we're gonna give it to whoever we feel like deserves it without a court order.
00:56:02.000So a locksmith came to my house, he changed out all the locks in my home and he was like, man, I just gotta tell you, I love you, I'm a big fan.
00:56:12.000I appreciated that, that he was a fan, but I was uncomfortable because you don't want to say anything that makes him mad.
00:56:19.000This guy knows me, like he's gonna go, he's like, oh I can't wait to tell my wife, and oh my cousin, and I'm like, oh no!
00:56:26.000And he's probably gonna tell them, and you know what, he's probably a good guy, but he's gonna go home, he's gonna tell everybody where I live, so I called another locksmith after him and said, I need all my locks changed again.
00:56:38.000The thing about your typical pin and tumble locks, the ones you have, like, what is it?
00:56:44.000So, uh, I'm not an expert on this, but my general understanding is that there's the grooves correlate with numbers.
00:56:51.000And if you know the numbers, you can cut the key.
00:56:54.000So it, so a locksmith, for instance, when you, when you call a locksmith and then he, you know, sticks the key in and then he marks it and does it again.
00:56:59.000And then he, he creates a key to open the door.
00:57:01.000He knows the numbers of your key and can recreate it pretty easily.
00:57:05.000Not to mention, I just gotta be honest you guys, the lock on your door, if you really think that's keeping anybody out, like obviously for one, someone could kick a door in very easily.
00:57:14.000But there's things called bump keys, which are basically filed down to the lowest point, and you just tap it in and turn it, it pops right open.
00:57:22.000There's also rakes and locksmiths tend to use like a, I think it's called a rake gun.
00:57:27.000It's just a device you stick in and you pull it and it jiggles the pins until it pops open.
00:58:28.000You will take money away from Bill Gates.
00:58:30.000The shares that he purchased will go down in value, and he will lose money.
00:58:36.000Granted, it's only 95 million dollars, you know, and if this drops by a couple bucks, he's gonna go down to, like, 90, he's not really gonna blink, the dude's worth 100 plus billion dollars, but, uh, you know, whatever.
00:58:51.000Obviously, I'm not surprised to see this from Bill Gates.
00:58:54.000This, to me, seems more like Bill Gates is trying to save the stock price of Anheuser-Busch.
00:59:00.000This purchase is going to stabilize the price to a certain degree, or perhaps even create the perception it's recovering, in an attempt to manipulate people who don't care about the culture wars into buying the stocks again, or the shares, and then that will cause more people to want to be involved.
00:59:19.000I'm not going to give you financial advice, I'm just saying from a cultural perspective, we have to double down on the Bud Light story once again.
00:59:26.000The fact that Bill Gates just bought a large portion of it is all the more reason to absolutely reject Bud Light as a product.
00:59:33.000What percentage did he get out of that?
00:59:35.000Oh, it's microscopic in terms of Anheuser's, you know, what is it, they say Bud Light shares, that's probably, you know, AB InBev.
01:00:13.000Have you ever seen those pictures of like, Florida after a hurricane, like all the water's gone except for the Dasani water's all just sitting there.
01:00:48.000You take a look at the failures of these companies when they get woke and go broke, and in this story, we have the amazing story of a young man who had one dream, and that was to sell pancakes.
01:01:03.000All I ever wanted was freedom and pancakes.
01:01:05.000So let's talk about your pancakes, though, because this is a big component of building this parallel economy.
01:01:11.000I want to say, I was personally deeply offended when they took Aunt Jemima away.
01:01:17.000Because when I was little, we had Aunt Jemima all the time.
01:01:19.000I'd go downstairs, I'd grab the box, I would never follow the instructions, I would just pour the mix into the cup, I'd mix it with a little bit of milk or something, and then just throw it in the pan with too much butter so it got fried and, you know, ridiculous and delicious.
01:01:42.000We had Aunt Jemima syrup, and then one day they decided it was not okay for anybody to smile and look up to an iconic figure on a product that was black.
01:01:54.000Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima, and Mrs. Butterworth was not even black.
01:01:57.000They took anyone who was black off of products.
01:02:00.000There was a guy on cream of wheat too.
01:02:03.000There's a black guy on the cream of wheat.
01:02:59.000Imagine you go to a restaurant every day, and... Like, you go for breakfast before work, and there's Aunt Jemima making your pancakes, smiling.
01:03:11.000You know that when you're having a rough day, you show up, and she's got a smile on her face and delicious pancakes, and then one day the boss is like, we got rid of her because we can't have a black person working here.
01:05:54.000This is Tim Kast Skateboard Company, which I announced several months ago, and Independent has no challenge.
01:06:00.000This symbol right here is, it used to be the Independent Skateboard Truck's logo, and they abandoned it because people said it looks like a German iron cross or something, and it's racist or whatever.
01:06:24.000And you know, one thing that all Americans, most of us have in common, white people, black people, Hispanics, all Americans, most Americans love pancakes.
01:06:36.000And if they don't love pancakes, they love waffles, you know?
01:06:40.000And that's one thing that will bring people together is food.
01:06:43.000Pancakes, waffles, or French toast for you?
01:08:23.000But, you know, I'm still, I'm a small business.
01:08:27.000And what it costs me to make my pancake mix, The big brands are selling it for what I, for what, like, the price that they're selling it at is the price that I'm buying it at.
01:08:40.000Because they buy millions of boxes to drive their costs down.
01:09:00.000Yeah compared to and it's a gourmet product too so it is more expensive compared to the bigger brands um so you know if you put my stuff on the shelf it's going to be way more expensive because the grocery stores mark it up 30 or 40 percent so that's so that's so so that's what I'm dealing with too and also Walmart is so woke.
01:09:25.000And they, like I said, anytime I try to get into these stores, they, they go, they most likely, they look at my social media account and say, no, we can't take it.
01:09:33.000Then I return my email, then I return my calls.
01:09:35.000Have you thought of calling them racist?
01:09:38.000No, no, but in all seriousness, you just need people to go to the manager of the store and be like, do you guys carry Cousin Tees?
01:09:44.000And if they're like, no, be like, are you ever going to get it in?
01:09:47.000And then eventually stores will be like... True.
01:09:49.000Call your local grocery store and request it.
01:09:51.000Yeah, and you know, and people, people have done that.
01:09:54.000And then I have trolls who call Saldana's Super, who have called Saldana's, telling them to take me off the shelf, calling me Terrence is an insurrectionist and he's, Terrence is, uh, he's racist and he's this and he's that.
01:10:11.000And they've, and they have attempted to try to get me booted out of that store, but thank God that they haven't, you know, paid that any mind at all.
01:10:20.000So, you know, and so Donald's is a Cuban.
01:10:23.000It's, it's a, it's a Cuban chain, you know, and I really appreciate my Cubans, but I would love to be everywhere else.
01:11:37.000And this is why I like, when you sent us a care package, a lot of people asked me about the Cousin T's original syrup, and it says no high fructose corn syrup, but immediately I had someone say, aw, but that's not real maple syrup.
01:11:50.000And I'm like, well dude, do you think the average family's gonna drop 20 bucks on pure, refrigerated, perishable maple syrup?
01:12:20.000Yeah, exactly, and the original syrup is very delicious, but everybody can't afford a $16-$20 bottle of pure maple syrup, so I offer the original syrup, and then people are like, oh, well, it's not real.
01:12:35.000Okay, then I also have the real syrup, too.
01:12:38.000So what you're going to complain about now You know, but I do think we have to start supporting these non-woke companies like Cass Crew Coffee, Cousin T's, Cass Brew.
01:13:53.000And if I get a call to the grocery store, like if I get a meeting at some grocery store chain, And you know what I'm going to do?
01:14:04.000If there's a great company that I think that is a great fit, I'm going to, hey, so there's this company called Laurel's Butter, a company called Kaz Brew Coffee.
01:15:44.000But if I was a liberal, this is the crazy thing, if I was a black liberal, those same black people and those same liberals, They would be all, this is black excellence.
01:16:10.000This, Terrence grew up in foster care and he, you know, for the first 15 years of his life and he has his own pancake company and all that.
01:16:21.000They would have been doing all of that, but since I am a conservative Trump supporter, my story doesn't matter.
01:17:22.000Before I even came out and said I was going to support Trump, I told one of my family members, you know, I was talking about me blowing up on social media.
01:17:30.000People have been asking me who, like who, uh, who, uh, who, who am I going to vote for?
01:17:48.000You will never make it in Hollywood if you come out supporting him because people don't like him.
01:17:52.000They, They think he's racist, like they think he's racist.
01:17:57.000And I was laying, I was laying, I was laying in bed thinking like, you know what?
01:18:03.000It didn't feel right for me to just to hold back and not share.
01:18:07.000I am so opinionated and for me to suppress my opinion and to and to pretend to be something that I'm not pretend and pretend to believe in something that I don't believe in.
01:18:21.000It's just it just didn't sit right with me.
01:19:19.000But I was I was taken back by so many people that I grew up with that I went to school with attacking me.
01:19:26.000Telling me I bet not show up to the class reunion or I'm gonna get my ass beat.
01:19:30.000Uh, if they ever see me in, uh, in, uh, in, uh, Oklahoma again, cause I'm from Oklahoma city, but I live in Texas now.
01:19:38.000If I ever see you in Oklahoma again, we gon', like, we gon', we gon', we gon' shoot you or we gon' beat you up.
01:19:44.000We gon', we gon' slap the crap out of you.
01:19:46.000I'm like, wow, these are people that I, These are people that I broke bread with.
01:19:50.000These are people that I invited to my house, to my apartment.
01:19:55.000You know, these are people that I gave money to because the little money that I had, you know, making $20,000 or $30,000 a year being a lawn cook.
01:20:06.000You know, these are people that I helped when I didn't even have the money to help people.
01:21:02.000So no, I'm not working it out and I don't reach out to them.
01:21:06.000Now, I had a sibling One of my siblings, I've been working it out with him, but I have been keeping distance from him.
01:21:14.000But you know, and throughout the years since 2016, if I don't give him money, cause he, you know, if he like, they think I'm just some multi-millionaire because I have hundreds and thousands of like millions of followers or whatever.
01:21:30.000But if I don't give them money or whatever, one of my siblings, he called me uncle Tom.
01:21:34.000Coon and you like you know you'll be our TCH and you whitewash you ain't nothing but a sellout You know, I just ignore that.
01:21:44.000But since we are siblings, you know, I set them straight.
01:21:48.000Listen, like, stop texting me, you know, like, but, you know, but we go crabs in a barrel.
01:22:55.000When you look at what happens with Bud Light and everybody, not everybody, 30% of their customers are like, I got no problem not buying your beer and I'll buy from somebody else.
01:23:03.000In order for it to happen, there has to be alternatives.
01:23:07.000With Bud Light, Miller and Coors are readily available.
01:23:09.000And of course Miller and Coors are also partially woke in their own way, Miller, Coors or whatever.
01:23:14.000But they did not go as far with Bud Light, then Bud Light insulted their customers.
01:23:19.000Cousin Tease is an alternative, you know?
01:23:21.000If you're buying pancake mix, there's no reason to buy Pearl Milling Company.
01:23:25.000These garbage companies that are condescending, insulting, and I wonder if the reason they did it is just to not pay the fee.
01:23:33.000I'm growing slowly, but I'm also expanding the brand.
01:24:04.000But I'm coming out with all kinds of food.
01:24:07.000I'm coming out with different fruit products like oatmeal, peanut butter, biscuits.
01:24:11.000I'm going to collaborate with a Public Square company.
01:24:15.000Instead of coming out with my own butter, I'm going to collaborate.
01:24:18.000I want to start helping other food companies.
01:24:20.000I don't have to compete with every food company on Public Square.
01:24:25.000I want us to come together and help each other.
01:24:28.000So that's what I'm going to start doing.
01:24:30.000Instead of spending a bunch of money trying to come out with a new product here and a new product there, I don't have to come out with every single product.
01:24:39.000I can work with a like-minded company and help them and we can collaborate and be a family brand.
01:24:48.000So where we start, maybe it's going to be really difficult to get into these big chain supermarkets.
01:24:53.000But, I'm sure a lot of people listening to this show have small shops, corner stores, cafes, or whatever, even gas stations.
01:25:01.000The gas station down the street, this is really funny, a month ago I went in there and they had an original Aunt Jemima box.
01:25:08.000So I bought it, and that was a while ago, that was like two years ago they got rid of it, so that box has been in there for a long time.
01:25:13.000But there's no reason that they don't carry Cousin T's instead of Aunt Jemima's.
01:25:16.000It's just an issue of people listening to the show knowing, and then deciding to reach out to you and then say, like, give us a wholesale price, and then we'll sell it at our store.
01:25:32.000And my attitude right now is, dude, we'll make it the best deal in the world for you, because we just want to, for us, I'm not, I'm not trying to, I'm not, I'm not disrupting the coffee industry the way you are, like, you know, Aunt Jemima plays as BS.
01:25:46.000You know, and they get rid of Aunt Jemima, they become Pearl Mill and Company, you come out with your face on it.
01:25:50.000For us, we're trying to open a physical coffee location so that people can come together, hang out, and then we can build community, and then we can set up a bunch of these chains all over the place so people who share our views and values, and even disagree politically but respect the truth and the constitutional republic we live in, You know that there's a place you can go to where there's going to be like-minded individuals enjoying a cup of coffee, watching, you know, TV or watching a show.
01:26:13.000We can put TVs on the walls that play Crowder, play Jimmy Dore, play your, like, you know, Terrence Williams comedy stuff can be playing on the TV.
01:28:10.000Like, so I might as well, so I was, you know, I talked to Rumble, like, hey, I want to start running ads with Rumble because they're not going to mark my account as hate speech and, and, and like, so, and, uh, suppress me.
01:28:23.000We got to get some of your cousin teas for our event in Miami.
01:28:26.000Oh yeah, I saw that with Patrick, Matt, David.
01:28:29.000Yeah, we're going to be, we have a bunch of bags that are being, everyone who comes also gets a bag of products.
01:28:34.000I don't know exactly what it's going to be, but we're taking samples from different public square companies.
01:29:43.000But the thing is about vitamins, if you get it, if you eat a fruit and it has a vitamin in it, it's different than isolating the vitamin and adding it on top of a piece of meat and eating it.
01:29:52.000Your body's going to synthesize it differently.
01:29:54.000So you can't just shove a bunch of stuff on top of your food and expect that it's Well you got protein in yours too, I was impressed, like buttermilk and stuff.
01:30:00.000So I tried it for the first time today and it was really good.
01:30:03.000I was actually going to come out with a protein mix.
01:30:06.000I paid this great graphic designer to come up with the design, spent a lot of money on it, but the protein mix is going to have to wait.
01:30:17.000I did tell a bunch of my customers that it was coming out this year.
01:30:21.000But unfortunately, I cannot launch it because one box of a buttermilk protein box, a 16 ounce box, is going to cost me almost $5.
01:30:31.000And then I have to pay a handling fee.
01:30:34.000I have to pay, you know, a distribution center.
01:30:37.000To pick and pack my... So it's gonna be too expensive for the consumer, so... I'mma just wait on that, but it will come soon, though.
01:31:06.000I was just talking to some people about that, opening up a Cousin T shop, you know, because I'm not going to be begging these woke stores to take me forever.
01:31:16.000But I'm not saying the shop, I'm saying the diner.
01:31:18.000You come and sit down and- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, yeah, I know, but I'm also sell the product in the diner, you know, so people can come in and eat, and they can buy boxes of pancakes.
01:31:28.000And so, we gotta do this, and the other thing we're trying to do is Papa Jack's Pizza Shack, which is, you know, Jack Posobiec's Pizza Hut nationalism bit?
01:31:38.000He talks about how back in the day Pizza Hut was this family sit-down restaurant with a salad bar and the commercials were like family get-togethers that have parties.
01:31:46.000You'd get the book it little thing where you'd come and you know you if you do the book report you can come and it was now it's like a strip mall hole in the wall with like a hundred square feet where you walk in order pizza and leave or its delivery.
01:31:59.000All we see now are these abandoned Pizza Hut buildings, and there's that meme, like, no matter what they put there, you know it's a Pizza Hut.
01:32:47.000I think that's somebody that we should talk to is Andrew Girl, because he started Slapfish and he built it out, you know, and he sold all these franchises and then he, yeah, so I think it's called Slapfish, is it?
01:33:06.000But his Slapfish, he sold it, they are in airports, they have You know, tons of locations, so I think Andrew Grewal would be a great guy to work with.
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01:36:20.000Jay says, in Starfield, I saw the pronouns in character creation and my first thought was, oh, the modders will deal with that in no time.
01:36:27.000I don't stream, so no one will know, and thus no soapboxing.
01:36:30.000The pronoun punks will grow up eventually.
01:36:32.000So, apparently what I was told is, the game goes out of its way to create scenarios where your pronouns are used in front of you, which typically doesn't happen in the real world.
01:36:41.000Like, We're here having a conversation.
01:36:45.000In what context would I be talking about Ian and say he instead of just his name?
01:36:56.000Apparently I was told that they create scenarios where you will be in a conversation, Then two people will start talking to each other, and they'll be like, so how did this happen?
01:37:43.000You can't get away from it in any form of media.
01:37:44.000It's like what's going on right now is everyone's like, it's kind of like how you're talking about, whether you're talking about building culture, you can only, you can't only watch daily wire movies.
01:37:51.000So like we, like people say, why are you go watch these movies?
01:38:09.000Either it's in me or people really are waking up.
01:38:12.000And it doesn't mean that the industry is good or that these companies are companies that you should like, but I'm just saying that it's, it's, there's, the game seemed worse for a lot of people.
01:39:37.000I'm telling you now with these black, uh, um, okay.
01:39:42.000The thing is this, the people who bought the people who bought Jamama out and uncle Ben are their own.
01:39:49.000They were owned by these big corporations that are ran by, uh, uh, white people, you know?
01:39:56.000And, uh, people have, they're like, well, these white people own these, these black brands.
01:40:03.000And I think people are thinking in their heads, These white people get a kick out of, you know, these black people on these food boxes as if they're cooking for them in their home.
01:40:15.000But also that they're profiting from it.
01:40:17.000Yes, and they're profiting from it, yeah.
01:40:20.000If I woke up in the morning and I smelled delicious pancakes and maple syrup and cinnamon or whatever, and I ran downstairs and Aunt Becky was making pancakes, there's no issue whatsoever that Aunt Becky made me pancakes.
01:40:32.000But if it's a black woman, all of a sudden now it's racist.
01:40:37.000That really, really was shockingly offensive to me because, you know, I grew up with just like, it's your friendly Aunt Jemima, your family member who loves you and cares about you and has cooked you pancakes.
01:41:07.000Now people gotta, you know, if you've got kids, you should buy a box of this, and you should wake your kids up in the morning with fresh hot pancakes with butter and syrup, and the Cousin T's box is right there.
01:41:17.000And I'd be damned if they tried to take my face off.
01:41:19.000They can't, because I mean, they gotta get me to do it.
01:41:25.000You made the company, it's your company, it's your face.
01:42:04.000But I do think people should start holding the people in office right now accountable.
01:42:08.000I see too many people saying stuff like, hey, Tim Pool, you should be doing more.
01:42:13.000Terrence, or JP Sears, or David Harris, or Lori, you guys should be doing more.
01:42:21.000Have that same energy with Kevin McCarthy, he's the one running a show right now!
01:42:29.000Here's the thing too, it's like, yo, you're producing content all the time, you're speaking out all the time, and you launched a company to challenge a woke brand.
01:42:59.000Just buy Cousin T's and Casprew, and then you're helping support the work we do, and you're helping us expand.
01:43:05.000I'll tell you, you're talking about all the products you're going to be launching and expanding into.
01:43:08.000The purpose of what we're doing with Casper is not because we're trying to make a ton of money, it's because we want to replace woke coffee shops that are putting up all the weird Pride Month stuff, and just have family, community-oriented small businesses.
01:43:58.000We were, the plan with this Coffee Shepherd, why we want to do it, comes from what I called Saturday Morning Cartoons, where, and this is inspired by Jack Posobiec, Saturday morning, 7am, the family comes in, they bring their kids, there's a breakfast buffet, the kids watch approved family cartoons, cartoons like we used to watch with good messaging, and none of the weird stuff you're seeing today, like the Blue's Clues Mastectomy Scars thing.
01:44:22.000Yeah, and this is for 5 year olds, it's ridiculous.
01:44:45.000I'm hoping that when we launch these coffee shops, not only Do you have the busy businesswoman, on her way to a business lunch, saying, I need to grab a coffee before the meeting, pull up on Google Maps, the coffee shop pops up at a strip mall, she comes into Casper Coffee, she's buying her drink, and on the TV Steven Crowder's playing.
01:45:03.000And so she's hearing him play a clip from Joe Biden doing something, and now she knows.
01:45:08.000Having that physical, cultural penetration.
01:45:12.000That's what I'm hoping for Casper, that's why we're doing it.
01:45:15.000So the bare minimum for everybody is, Watch Sound of Freedom, listen to Richman North of Richman, don't buy Bud Light, shop at, uh, download Public Square.
01:45:24.000It's the easiest thing in the world to just be like, all I have to do is buy a different thing, and that's the bare minimum.
01:45:29.000You can do more, you can register people to vote, you can look up, uh, you know, Speech, uh, political initiatives in terms of, uh, advocating for policy or volunteering with, with politicians you believe in or something like that.
01:45:41.000But really the bare minimum is this parallel economy and shifting the cultural narrative and taking the power away from these institutions that are woke and trying to poison the mind of our kids and next generation.
01:45:50.000Start a channel and speak your mind with internet video.
01:45:53.000It's freaking so powerful and it's relatively cheap.
01:45:56.000Or, or get, get people to sign up for Twitter for X. This is the, this is the big one.
01:46:01.000Instead of trying to convince people you're right and arguing about it, say to them, oh, I'm not familiar with that.
01:46:13.000Now these people are signing up and they're getting exposed to information they don't get through the corporate press.
01:46:18.000But you know, now Elon did mention that very soon you don't even have to have an account You can send people a link to whatever and they can watch it.
01:46:41.000If you have the app, You can curate a list of people to follow without signing up for the app.
01:46:47.000I always thought it was a greedy tactic when developers were like, no, you have to log in to see anything.
01:46:51.000And I get the greed, like we need people to log in because it improves our numbers, outward facing, and then we'll get more investment, people take us more seriously.
01:46:57.000But reality is, I mean, you're going to get ten times more views logged out.
01:50:06.000It has just been dealing with legal issues and will resume really, really soon.
01:50:11.000We're constantly working on the background on procedural software and policy, but we're getting ready to relaunch everything and we're really excited for what's to come.
01:51:12.000The argument is that the code was changed and they had a backdoor code to the machine.
01:51:19.000I suppose it's possible that the guy bought it with the default code and never inputted it or never changed or anything, which I really doubt.
01:51:27.000Or it sent the new password to the company.
01:51:30.000Well, the moral of the story is Liberty Safe shouldn't have gave the FBI access.
01:51:40.000Yeah, I don't know if he's saying that there's two, like, pads on this safe, because he's saying a back panel.
01:51:46.000But either way, yeah, your safe company should not have any type of access to it.
01:51:51.000Once you buy it, that's yours to protect your property.
01:51:53.000If the argument is that a dude bought a safe and left the default code there, and the company just knew his code, They shouldn't have given it in the first place.
01:52:03.000They should have waited for a court order.
01:52:04.000But in that regard, then you're dealing with, it's the person at fault.
01:52:08.000However, it would seem, they said their policy is to give up the codes if there's a warrant.
01:52:13.000That makes it seem, the Occam's razor is, they have a backdoor to these machines.
01:55:12.000I want to see him in every supermarket.
01:55:14.000I want these woke corporations to know that when they play dirty games, they win stupid prizes.
01:55:19.000So if they want to insult us, if they want to lie to us, if they want to manipulate us, we can easily find, through beautiful capitalism, alternatives.
01:58:06.000Yeah, they want to keep it for themselves.
01:58:10.000Because let's say you're selling millions of boxes.
01:58:13.000They can make more money by you continuing to buy batches from them instead of them taking a one-time fee.
01:58:21.000So we're opening the Cast Brew Coffee shop, and it should be, we're hoping that maybe by just after Halloween, we're getting delayed because regulations and stuff.
01:58:30.000Like, we gotta fix certain things, and then you fix one thing, and they're like, oh wait, you gotta fix that thing.
01:58:34.000But how cool would it be if you've got a Cast Brew Coffee, you got a Cousin T's breakfast shop, and a Papa Jack's Pizza Shack all right there.
01:59:25.000I think that's good because you could have some crazy person who buys a franchise and they're doing all kinds of stuff there and you don't like it.
01:59:37.000We go out, we're driving around and I'm like, I would like some coffee.
01:59:59.000Out here, we've got a woke coffee shop and a Starbucks, so I go to Starbucks instead.
02:00:04.000Yeah, you're right about the heavy cream because when I was doing keto, all I put in my coffee was heavy cream and some monk fruit or stevia.
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