Netflix has a new anti-censorship policy in place. Elon Musk buys Tesla and the stock tanks. Julia Song joins the show to talk about Roe v. Wade and why it's a good thing it's Friday the 13th.
00:01:26.000But you also gotta understand, when they say they're gonna keep running these movies and they're not gonna tolerate censorship, you know they're also talking about cuties, right?
00:01:54.000Elon Musk knew there was fraud at Twitter, and he's playing a game to force them to be exposed.
00:02:01.000I think Twitter manipulated the numbers.
00:02:04.000We know for a fact Twitter's published false user numbers on more than one occasion.
00:02:09.000I think Elon Musk knew that, and I think by doing this deal, it's forcing them to expose how they're manipulating the public.
00:02:15.000I don't know if he'll actually end up buying the company, but either way, it looks like something crazy is about to happen, so we'll get into all of that.
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00:02:58.000My mother was an attorney for the opposition party, so we had a lot of, we suffered a lot of political persecution, things went downhill, and I decided to fight back.
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00:06:22.000From TimCast.com, Netflix adds anti-censorship section to corporate culture memo.
00:06:27.000Quote, If you'd find it hard to support our content breadth, Netflix may not be the best place for you.
00:06:35.000The streaming service has advised employees.
00:06:41.000The document, it's their culture, it's their corporate culture, memo, whatever, guidelines, was originally a 125-slide presentation created by co-founder Reed Hastings to regulate the company without a traditional corporate structure.
00:06:55.000Now it's called Netflix Culture Seeking Excellence.
00:06:58.000And they're basically saying they've added an anti-censorship portion to it.
00:07:01.000And Everybody basically assumes it's about Dave Chappelle.
00:07:04.000Netflix dumps a ton of money on one of the most prominent, if not the greatest comedian of all time, or at least he's the GOAT, right?
00:07:11.000They're gonna make a lot of money on this, and their own employees hurt their business.
00:07:17.000If you watch the Dave Chappelle special, I forgot which one was called, not The Closer, it was the one before this where he makes the, uh, Sticks and stones?
00:07:55.000I feel like at the corporation there should be something in their contracts where if you speak out against the company, I don't know if every corporation knows this, but there's a recourse that you can be fired with no bailout package or anything.
00:08:08.000If they don't have that, maybe they should consider putting that into their contracts for their employees.
00:08:13.000And secondly, Jeremy Hamby, The Quartering, said this earlier today, he's reporting on this as well, that they're about to do a mass layoff.
00:08:20.000I mean, they just lost massive amounts of money.
00:08:22.000They're about to lay people off, so if they can get them to quit, they don't have to pay them unemployment.
00:08:25.000You know, a story I really love is when there's a company I used to work for that I left, and a bunch of employees I knew there were like, we're going to unionize.
00:08:34.000And I said, you realize that company doesn't make any money, right?
00:08:40.000So if you're getting paid off of someone else's money and you're not making any money for them, and then you go to the boss and say, I want more money.
00:10:14.000I obviously think collective bargaining can be a great thing, but people have to consider the value that they're bringing to the table as well as how profitable the company they're working for actually is.
00:10:23.000Because oftentimes it does happen that a business will run without making anything.
00:10:27.000And the company's completely sponsored by other people's money or by loans.
00:10:31.000And so they really can't afford to give people more.
00:10:33.000Sometimes it also happens to be the case that profit margins for certain industries are just razor thin.
00:10:38.000And what you actually have to do to make more than that is pick a different industry.
00:10:43.000And I'm a little bit concerned that these people are going to go to other industries and bring the same horrible mindset and that these industries are going to kowtow to them just like they have in the past.
00:10:51.000It's a little bit concerning, but who knows.
00:10:53.000You know what's going to happen is Netflix is going to write amazing recommendations for all of these employees they want to get rid of.
00:13:53.000That's why I'm like, Netflix, censor that one.
00:13:56.000I don't always agree with you, Tim, but it's one of those shows, man, where I walked into the room, my friend was watching, and I was like, this is ridiculous.
00:14:08.000I'd be willing to bet that if we showed on this show a clip from Big Mouth, we'd get taken down.
00:14:15.000So this strikes me as genderqueer the show because you can't read that in front of a school board meeting and they're like, oh please, shut up, we have kids at home watching this.
00:14:23.000So if you were to show this on, you know, YouTube, they'd be like, oh my gosh, you cannot show that.
00:14:28.000There was one controversy where Netflix uploaded a clip from the show that shows two pre-pubescent girls, fully nude, walking through a bathhouse with a bunch of other naked women that are all singing and dancing about being naked.
00:14:39.000And what they argued was, no, no, no, it's good because it's body positivity.
00:14:43.000It's like to teach little girls to like their bodies.
00:14:45.000And I was just like, I don't know if you need to actually show all of this, you know, to give someone a message about it.
00:15:06.000I feel like with Netflix, though, they get so much flack from everybody.
00:15:10.000Like, they get flack from everything that they do.
00:15:13.000They're getting flack, so they're telling the employees, like, if you guys say anything, it's going to add because they lost so much money with their shit.
00:15:28.000It's like the the the inflated numbers.
00:15:31.000I feel like they're trying to keep people from doing Whistleblowing or doing anything that could potentially have an impact because they're so sensitive to bad press right now and I I think it's just a weak move I guess and Yeah, the free speech argument is there like, oh, these employees should be able to say whatever they want about their parent company.
00:15:53.000And you know what they are legally they are, but the company has the right to fire them.
00:15:56.000And if you don't like where you're working, and you want to complain about that company publicly, then you probably shouldn't be working there.
00:16:02.000Well, yeah, I mean, also, it's one of these things where you can have conversations with people who are above you in the company or voice your criticisms within.
00:16:11.000It is sort of a strange thing to go outside of the organization and start trashing it.
00:16:15.000At that point, it's like, why are you working there?
00:16:16.000Why do you work for these people you think are horrible?
00:16:18.000Are you doing something to try to change it on the inside?
00:16:20.000And if that's not working, again, why are you still there?
00:16:23.000I feel like it's to me that raises all kinds of red flags like if you're telling outside people that you hate the company, what are you doing during your company hours that could potentially like are you taking away, stealing information?
00:16:38.000Are you not doing your job like you're supposed to?
00:16:43.000that's to me to me i feel well a lot of the contracts that you sign the companies as well they're like you have to go through um our public relations uh office you can't if the media reaches out to you you can't talk to them right the social media policy so i mean it makes sense um i just it's sort of like something that i guess people never thought the companies would actually follow through but i guess netflix is like Honestly, I'm glad that they are because people have gotten so unprofessional.
00:18:18.000We're gonna see articles from journalists like, I went to the Wendy's on 2nd Street and they would not give a strong stance in favor of reproductive rights.
00:18:27.000Let's go to Wendy's just for the purpose of being like do you support women's reproductive rights and the guy's gonna be like I'm 16 Excuse me, how does Super Mario feel about Roe v. Wade being overturned?
00:18:41.000He actually includes that comment in there So he has this big Twitter thread and it's and it's fascinating to let me say something on the culture wars this guy He likes the fact that we're talking about it.
00:19:49.000Firstly, to want these companies to comment on it in the first place, but secondary, does he think that these companies just became right-wing?
00:19:59.000They're like, well, look, this is one where we really are more conservative.
00:20:02.000He quote tweeted Ben Shapiro, who said, in which activists masquerading as journalists call up companies and ask why Taylor Swift's silence is so deafening.
00:20:35.000Like when they they everybody all the companies were putting in their uh profile pictures black for like after George Floyd and then if a company wouldn't do that everybody lost their minds but I feel like it's the same thing as as Taylor Lorenz is is bad uh sort of like bad intention disguised as journalism where she was like oh uh the reason why I had to expose the lips of tiktok girl It's because she could have been a Russian asset.
00:21:03.000Okay, well, you found out she wasn't a Russian asset and you still exposed her.
00:21:08.000So it's like, oh, the reason why I'm doing this with the video games is because they did that.
00:21:12.000And so they're always gonna find an excuse to their bad journalism or activism or whatever, but it's like...
00:21:25.000So if you look just to the right on Twitter, you have gaming trending.
00:21:28.000Blizzard announces King's Diversity Space Tool, a measurement device to help identify how diverse a set of character traits are, which is planned to be released internally starting this summer.
00:21:52.000I noticed that a few new games where they, where they, where it said when you pick your gender instead of man or woman now you can pick like... Type 1, type 2.
00:22:53.000And so there were two distinct words, wyrmen and wythman.
00:22:56.000And then due to, I think what they said was the work role being masculine, men just started saying men instead of wyrmen, because if they would say man in reference to a human being in general, but only men were around, men just eventually became the default for male or whatever.
00:23:11.000The other night I was thinking, I think the word woman needs a new word, because it may have... Birthing person.
00:23:17.000No, something simple, one syllable, like man.
00:24:21.000Well, and this is, it's not, is it like what?
00:24:22.000Did the, did the left go into the Latino community and ask, do you guys want a new name?
00:24:27.000No, they just decided to name them because they think they have ownership over the entire group of people because that's what renaming someone or something means.
00:24:33.000It means you own them and they see them as political pawns, not as human beings.
00:24:38.000And there are political pawns who belong to them in their estimation.
00:24:41.000So that's why they get to decide what they're called.
00:24:42.000This is why everyone has to resist the term.
00:24:44.000This is why I said, like a year ago, that the gender-neutral pronoun for everyone is Florbo.
00:25:58.000Listen, you need to understand that being a morbidly obese millennial woman with pink hair and the side of your head shaved grants you a kind of intelligence that you just know what's better for the oppressed people.
00:27:09.000I believe they did break it down a little bit, maybe in another poll, where it showed that college-educated women were the only group that liked it and they used it.
00:27:17.000I was like, this is in no way surprising.
00:28:00.000I'm so glad the First Amendment is free speech, because people make up words and they want me to start using their lexicon.
00:28:07.000I feel so bad for the Canadians, man, that Bill C-16 and then I think other bills have been passed that is like forcing people to use certain words so they don't offend other people.
00:28:23.000Sexual harassment investigation launched into three middle schoolers' wrong use of pronouns.
00:28:30.000They were charged under Title IX, according to the school, these three kids, because they refused to say they them.
00:28:35.000One kid actually stood up to go says, quote, she had been screaming at one of Brandon's friends to use proper pronouns, calling him a profanity.
00:29:49.000She says, I received a call from the principal letting me know that I was going to be receiving an email with sexual harassment allegations against my son.
00:29:55.000She says the investigating said he's allegedly charged with sexual harassment for not using proper pronouns.
00:30:03.000Look, if anybody says this word is offensive and you have to use this word, I'll say that word's offensive to me, so how about I use this word, which is neither, and we'll call them bloves.
00:30:14.000Also, keep in mind, these are the people who are saying that groomer is a needlessly harsh
00:30:20.000term to describe adults insisting upon having secret sexual conversations with children.
00:30:26.000Then they turn around and say not using someone's pronoun is sexual harassment.
00:30:33.000These kids are national heroes that stood up to this.
00:30:35.000I don't know what the situation is around what they, if there was a fight beforehand, if part of this is because there was violence involved.
00:30:41.000I really don't know the whole story, but you cannot bully people into using your language in this country.
00:30:52.000Sorry, I have spaghetti gate. No, they have language police in France. So I'm in France. I'm pretty sure they do but I'm
00:31:00.000at Canada So yeah, yeah, I meant to say French speaking Canada. There
00:31:03.000you go. Correction. Is there a cable close?
00:31:05.000So in I think it was in Montreal You have to have at all the stores
00:31:10.000French is the big word and then English is small So they're like the language police, make sure.
00:31:16.000And there's an Italian restaurant selling spaghetti and they got fined because they were like, you didn't put the French word and they were like, spaghetti?
00:32:18.000They will scoff at the idea that they're doing something, call you paranoid for thinking that they're doing something, and then a few years later they go, ha, I was doing it the whole time!
00:33:12.000I mean, the groomers have your kids, and they're doing this to them, but, you know.
00:33:15.000I think they should come up with a system of, like, neighborhood homeschooling moms, where, like, you'd have somebody, let's say, within the neighborhood, there is one or two moms that Just to not work or to stay at home and then the kids around that neighborhood go to that mom's house and spend the day and learn like the mom's already homeschooling her kids so one or two other students is not gonna make a difference but at the same time it's gonna make it easier for people to just
00:33:45.000have their kids homeschooled instead of sending them to school like I don't have kids but I feel like if I do I'm always so busy and so I procrastinate a lot and you know all the video game and Dragon Ball but to be honest with you I think I have to make time to homeschool because I just don't see myself sending my kids to this place like come back all you know mommy I find about I'm gay I'm like Shut up, Joshua, you're three.
00:34:50.000But they had this instance where this woman was like, we're not against the LGBT community, you know, we're not at all, it's just our kids.
00:34:57.000It's like, dude, If that's what they're hiding behind, and that's encompassed in it, then I guess.
00:35:04.000If they're grooming your kids, if they're screaming at your kids, if they're using law to go after your kids, and then someone says, do you oppose the community?
00:35:45.000How many of them are hiding behind LGBTQ?
00:35:48.000So then Cenk Uygur goes, not a single person has ever, you know, beat off in front of kids and then said they were LGBTQ so that no one got mad.
00:35:57.000And I'm like, I don't recall Joe actually saying those things.
00:36:00.000So, Jent did this performative outrage where he said something that never happened, or Joe never claimed, so that he could come out and go after him.
00:36:09.000Everything that's happening is, people like Jent Cougar don't Google search these things.
00:36:14.000He didn't even look up, because if you Google search teacher exposes and all that stuff, it's insane how many stories there are about teachers just doing these things to kids.
00:36:45.000Let's say we could just completely separate these two issues out from one another, the groomer teachers from the LGBTQ issues.
00:36:53.000Even if we could do that, what the left has made abundantly clear is that if somebody is a sexual abuser, all they need to do is claim some kind of LGBTQ status, and the left will do everything they can to make sure that story is ignored, not talked about.
00:37:11.000Yeah, that reminds me of that transgender woman who went to a woman's prison.
00:39:22.000Speaking of censorship, We got this story from Timcast.
00:39:27.000Elon Musk is still committed to Twitter purchase after announcing deal was on hold.
00:39:31.000Musk said he would defeat the spam bots or die trying, a cause for due diligence to discover the true daily active user numbers in the deal.
00:39:54.000Let me show you something interesting.
00:39:55.000If we go to SocialBlade and look at little old me, we can see that on April 26th, I gained just about 20,000 followers, the next day about 40,000, the next day about 47,000.
00:40:08.000At the same time, Barack Obama loses 300,000.
00:40:10.000At the same time, Katy Perry loses 200,000.
00:40:12.000Why are celebrities and left and progressives losing followers, but people on the libertarian, freedom, whatever, right side are gaining followers?
00:40:42.000In a filing on Monday, May 2nd, they say it was 5%.
00:40:47.000Here's my opinion after looking at all of this information.
00:40:51.000The week prior, they reinstated as many right-wing accounts as possible to create human users and banned as many bots as possible to reduce the number of bots so they could bring the number of bots per user way, way down.
00:41:03.000I think Elon Musk knew they were doing that.
00:41:05.000I think he's forcing them to give him the data now that he's locked in this deal or
00:41:12.000And if they give him the information on all these users, he can come out and be like,
00:41:16.000they defrauded me, they defrauded you, and they defrauded all the shareholders.
00:41:19.000I think Twitter believes in a healthy conversation.
00:41:24.000And they're trying to socially engineer this country, and people who use Twitter around the world, by making it seem like pro-America and libertarian values are not prominent, and woke leftist ideas are.
00:41:37.000So they create fake accounts, or someone does, and they ban accounts that are pro-America.
00:41:45.000Then they release their report on their bots.
00:41:47.000Elon's gonna get that data, because they have to reveal it to him, and then we'll see what happens.
00:41:51.000Yeah, I'm curious what his next step would be after that.
00:41:53.000Is this just something that he does do expose them or does he try to come in and alter the price?
00:41:59.000Maybe Twitter blows up, maybe it just is gone.
00:42:03.000I mean, I don't know that this is true, right?
00:42:06.000What I'm saying is, if you look at the fact that leftist lost followers, libertarian, right, MAGA, whatever you want to call it, gained followers, that's algorithmic.
00:42:15.000People have tried claiming the left is leaving and the right's joining.
00:42:19.000Because if you look at the data, as I pointed out the last time we talked about it, on Monday, the day they announced the deal was happening, No one joined Twitter?
00:43:41.000And he says, okay, I'm going to get rid of this stuff.
00:43:44.000So I think he knows something was going on.
00:43:46.000I also think Elon probably saw the manipulation with sock puppet accounts.
00:43:50.000A sock puppet account is when one person runs multiple accounts.
00:43:53.000I'm willing to bet the left runs tons of sock puppet accounts where one activist will have
00:43:59.00020 accounts and they'll spam you to make it seem like everyone is dogpiling you and hates
00:44:05.000You'll say something and then you'll get 50 responses where they're like, you're ugly, you're gross, you're stupid, you're lame, to try and trick you and force you to changing your opinion.
00:44:13.000Then Twitter bans people on the right so no one can come to your aid.
00:44:17.000I think, I think that's what's happening.
00:44:19.000That's my opinion on what's happening.
00:44:20.000So you're saying that I'm not ugly, stupid, and lame?
00:44:30.000What they do is when 30 people tell you, hey man, you know, concern trolling, like I'm a big fan, but I think you're not right on this one.
00:44:54.000You know, I noticed something when I was in college, which is that when I got people who were really outwardly left-leaning, alone and had conversations with them, where we weren't with other students, they would generally say things that you would not expect a left-winger to say.
00:45:12.000So maybe I'd run into them somewhere outside of school, or we would just be chatting outside of class.
00:45:18.000Whenever current events came up, they would almost inevitably say something about any given issue that would basically get someone screamed at by any other left-winger for not being left-wing enough.
00:45:29.000And they'd even say things like, yeah, no, I'm going to be honest, I do think the left has kind of gone off the deep end in certain ways.
00:45:34.000And part of me wondered If that was because they were being sincere about their values because they were surrounded by other left-wing people.
00:45:42.000Part of me also wondered if that was because they understood or got the vibe that they were talking to a more conservative person and they're just social chameleons who need to fit in with whoever they're having a conversation with.
00:47:56.000But when I go on Facebook, they're pro-choice when it comes to the abortion thing, and they're like, they think, oh, that's just what they think.
00:48:05.000And it's the same kind of crap when we're on the show and we're talking about them.
00:48:08.000Whenever it comes up about they, it's the same terminology and the same weird that the people don't even know who they are.
00:48:19.000Well, everyone thinks they're the good guy, man.
00:48:21.000You gotta be careful about categorizing other people.
00:48:24.000The data has repeatedly shown that moderates and conservatives consume media from the left and know the left-wing argument, but the left doesn't do the other.
00:48:32.000I think there are instances in history where, like, the Nazis were a radical leftist organization, I've heard, you know, and they were indoctrinating kids.
00:48:40.000And the people that stood against that turned out to be on the right side of history.
00:48:43.000It is possible that, and I think a lot of when it comes to objective morality, a lot of what we're talking about is real.
00:48:48.000Like, it's important to protect the children.
00:48:49.000Let me clarify this point as to why we're right and they're not.
00:48:54.000You have, as I mentioned, traditional liberals.
00:49:24.000How is it that all of these people, from actual economic far left to laissez-faire capitalist anarchists, or people like Luke Rutkowski, all can come together and agree and point at the left and say, they're wrong.
00:49:39.000As I mentioned, when you look at that voting block for Ukraine war funding, and every single Democrat is voting yes on one of the largest war packages ever, and the Republicans are all in disagreement, I'm like, something is wrong when the anti-war progressive leftists like AOC and the Squad are voting in lockstep for war.
00:50:28.000I think Twitter was playing weird manipulation engineering games.
00:50:32.000The fact is, I remember I had this moment in 2018 and I'm thinking, you know, I watch these left-wing presenters and they're saying the exact same thing.
00:50:50.000Russiagate was debunked, and they're still saying it was true.
00:50:52.000They called Rand Paul a Russian agent again.
00:50:55.000It's just the lies, the misinformation, the manipulation.
00:50:59.000They set up a disinformation czar, this woman who's published repeated false information, and she wants the right to control the flow of information.
00:51:08.000If you've got an eclectic bunch of people with all differing worldviews and differing political opinions, But we can see what's true and what's not you have another side that believes every single lie every time I guess why I brought it up and I know this when I did is because what you're saying shame is people when they're in that group they do become radicalized but when they're alone and you communicate with them people aren't so crazy like people kind of get together and can understand so like That's why I'm reticent to say they because when that person is over here there we and and it's you know They get it
00:51:37.000The funniest thing is, man, when I was arguing on Facebook with some people, and I said, it's the weirdest thing.
00:51:45.000If you disagree with anything that is part of their tribe, they immediately assume you're a Trump-supporting far-right MAGA cult or whatever.
00:51:53.000And it's like, I've actually commented on people's posts agreeing with them, and they'll immediately say... It's the joke.
00:52:00.000Someone's like, I like pancakes, and I'll be like, you know, the interesting thing about pancakes is they have a lot of carbs, and... So you're a waffle person?
00:52:06.000Waffles are about... I never said I liked waffles, dude.
00:52:09.000So when I comment on someone's post about pro-life, They'll make a point about conservatives, and I'll say, I don't think that's the actual conservative argument.
00:52:18.000The response I get is, you want to control women's bodies and put them in chains, and I'm like, I don't want to do any of that.
00:52:38.000Yeah, so what we'll see with the left is they'll take very basic concepts which legitimately are binary, such as sex, and they'll try to break it up into a million different gradients and say it exists on a spectrum when it doesn't.
00:52:49.000Then when it comes to politics, they'll basically say it's binary, either you're with us or you're some far-right Trump supporter, you're also a Nazi, there's no room for any kind of gradient there.
00:52:59.000On their own side they sort of try to get into like some nuance because they'll claim that you know someone like Bernie Sanders is really a moderate and so we have this very vast spectrum on our own side of the aisle even though they're really only catering to like 10% of the population in totality when you're looking at progressives.
00:53:15.000They were manufacturing public support.
00:53:18.000I think that it's sort of like something that there's a third component to this, which is you have the right and you have the left, but you also have the globalists, which they owe alliance to neither the left nor the right.
00:53:34.000So they sort of like co-opted the liberal and the progressive movement.
00:53:39.000And everything that they do is according to the globalist agenda, like they want, you know, no borders.
00:53:47.000they want to sort of like you know everything everything the the global supply chain whatever it is more uh trade with china whatever and a lot of these things that they have been pushing is not Not something that the left would have wanted even five, two, three years ago or even two months ago.
00:54:07.000But they feel that they have to keep pushing it because they have to meet the globalist sort of like end goal.
00:54:15.000And hopefully leftists and liberals and classic liberals, they're going to start realizing that.
00:55:10.000To me, I'm thinking they're being brainwashed.
00:55:14.000The globalists at the top are pushing propaganda and media and brainwashing these people.
00:55:19.000Because I can't rationalize how you would do these things for kids.
00:55:25.000uh come after kids like that like to me if if you were to put me in a time machine like 10 years ago and you show me that i'll be ready to you know start a revolution and i'm not even you know so it's to me it's like Go ahead.
00:55:44.000It's sort of like how quickly the needle is moving and it's just out of control.
00:55:51.000So I have to find a way to rationalize this behavior, like why they're doing this.
00:56:45.000It's a confusing idea, which is why it hasn't caught as much hot traction as it needs to.
00:56:50.000And it's a social movement that started in the mid-19th, 20th century, basically.
00:56:55.000Yeah, I just wanted to issue a small correction to myself earlier.
00:56:58.000I described them as 10% of the population.
00:57:00.000According to Pew Research, they're 6%.
00:57:02.000But even that figure isn't perfect, because as I'm looking at how they define it, when they talk about the progressive left, they say 88% of people on the progressive left say that greater social acceptance of people who are transgender is a good thing for the U.S.
00:57:14.000I mean, for only 88% of them to be saying that, when the type of progressive leftist we're talking about would say that... 88!
00:57:19.000Yeah, 88% of people who would fall into this progressive left category, which they say makes up 6% of the public.
00:57:29.000So this progressive left group, this is a very small group of people because of that 6% of the public, Only 88% of them, this group defined as progressive left, say that more transgender acceptance is good for society.
00:57:44.000Whereas my understanding is the progressive leftists we're talking about would say anyone who answered that question as anything other than yes is not a progressive.
00:58:48.000Joe Biden is, you know, he's leading a rally where he's trying to get people to hate the right, and he goes, these right-wingers, these really cool, awesome, nice people everywhere, they're just like the coolest guys ever, and I think they shouldn't be in office.
00:59:02.000That MAGA King is like, everything that the light touches, we're gonna build a wall around it.
00:59:07.000When it comes to a culture war, if you want to call it this thing, culture war, you can't, if you use your opponent's language, you've lost.
00:59:20.000So what the conservatives have been doing for years, which has been extremely painful, is they've been trying to use left-wing terminology against the left, and they've been trying to cede territory to them.
00:59:28.000So they'll say things like, the left are the real homophobes, for example.
00:59:33.000Now that we have been using the term groomer, which is effective and accurate, the left has been starting to say, no, actually, the right are the real groomers.
00:59:41.000And I'm sitting there going, you've lost.
00:59:43.000There's already been several blogs where they say, actually, grooming is a good thing.
01:00:59.000No, do they have a lot of power in government? No Not really.
01:01:03.000When that one guy, was it Steve King, said, what's wrong with white nationalism, they booted off all the assignments and then he got primary and he's gone now.
01:01:13.000Yes, they overtly advocate for racial segregation.
01:01:16.000In California, they tried to repeal their civil rights provision from their constitution.
01:01:20.000They tried to repeal the non-discrimination provision from their own constitution.
01:01:24.000It's like, dude, that is the rule, not the exception.
01:01:28.000On the right, it's the exception, not the rule.
01:01:30.000And I think the main reason is that moderate individuals, two to one, have aligned more with Republicans.
01:01:38.000Simply, you look at Elon Musk's meme, because the left has gone off the rails.
01:01:42.000So, we all stay in the same place, traditional liberals.
01:01:45.000But, it's like, if I gotta choose between those crazy people who wanna kill babies in nine months, and those guys who are like, hey, don't kill babies, I'm gonna go with the, hey, don't kill babies.
01:01:53.000And, you know, I'd actually be curious to see if someone could do some sort of detailed statistical analysis on exactly how many maniacs there really are within our society who would say something like, children should transition their gender.
01:02:04.000I mean, if the progressive left, according to Pew Research, is only 6% of the general public, and even those people, as they've defined progressive left, don't really perfectly fit in with that category, how many people actually believe in something like transitioning children giving sex changes to children pushing them along
01:02:22.000And we also see this as something that is being parroted by even the president of the United
01:02:27.000States. And to your point, the reason people are following along with it is because in many cases
01:02:31.000they're cowardly. There are a lot of people who won't stand up and say that's a disgusting,
01:02:34.000horrible thing to do because they're afraid of the social ramifications.
01:02:40.000Oh, and it's also, the people that are around would lambast them if they did it.
01:02:44.000I noticed with me and you, we'll have talks about religion and Catholicism, you know, I'm pretty critical, but if we have other Catholic guests on and I say that, everyone comes at me and it's like, almost like I feel bad.
01:02:54.000Like as a human, like my, I get stressed and like my genetics are like, you're not going to be as healthy now because of this stress.
01:03:00.000So like there's an incentive not to speak out against a group.
01:03:05.000I noticed when I was 13 or 12 or 13 this, what do they call it, Affirmative Action.
01:03:59.000I wanted to bring up real quick there is a tweet that went viral from this account called Jack Califano and it said the groomer and pedophile thing are the clearest moment where I've thought oh wow they're really planning on killing a lot of people eventually so they're like The left is saying that if you're pushing the groomer and pedophile thing is because you're trying to... And so this tweet has 61.2 likes as of this time.
01:04:44.000And the issue is, what do you think happens when you actually have these people who are going into little girls' bathrooms and taking pictures of them, and then... We're going to come to the point where someone's going to punch someone in the face.
01:07:08.000How wealthy are the people on the left relative to the people on the right?
01:07:12.000You'll find that the wealthier people get, except for the ones at the very top, manipulating the game, the more wealthy an individual gets, the more conservative they get, because they're happy with the status quo.
01:07:22.000But if you don't have money, you start to freak out and become revolutionary.
01:07:26.000I mean, I think that at this point, and I couldn't speak to any specific statistic here other than one, which doesn't perfectly map on, but basically that you're more likely to support, uh, intervening on behalf of Ukraine if you have a higher net worth or make more money, uh, something along those lines.
01:07:41.000But no, my point is, I think that the, the progressive, especially when you're dealing with like the like real progressive left, we're talking to people with all the bizarre theories about gender.
01:07:50.000I would venture to guess that they are much wealthier as a group.
01:07:53.000You, you don't meet working class people who believe that kind of stuff.
01:08:18.000Well, the Republicans were like, we're going to bring jobs back to the Midwest and to Michigan.
01:08:22.000And the Democrats were like, free trade with China.
01:08:25.000What's that saying that I forgot who says it but a conservative is a liberal who's been mugged by reality so it's like they live in their own little world and that's one of the biggest things that I try to you know talk in relation to my activism and my commentary is that there's a lot of like Bad bad situation that will come from those policies I mean we've seen we've seen it we're seeing it now and we're gonna see more and more of that and I feel like a lot of this is sort of like comes from a place of I
01:09:35.000OK, but if you're going to still have democracy, then later, four years from now, what if a bad guy comes in and uses all that money and all that power to his own evil intents. You don't think about the
01:09:47.000consequences of all these policies that you're pushing and how badly they can affect other people
01:09:54.000because you're not going to be the first ones to be affected by that. You're not the
01:09:59.000people who are living, you know, people in Texas, they're living by the border.
01:10:08.000You're not going to be affected by that because you live in New York.
01:10:13.000You're not the woman that's being human trafficked.
01:10:15.000You're not the woman that's being used as a mule.
01:10:17.000So it's easy for you to push these policies when you're not affected by it directly.
01:10:22.000So I feel like it's sort of like comes from a place of wealth and a place of uh entitlement because as they go through reality and they actually they get mugged by reality they tend to become a little bit more conservative but
01:10:40.000There is an extent of how things can really, really get bad, and I don't wish that upon America.
01:10:49.000I wish we would wake up before that, but I don't know if we will.
01:10:57.000You came from Brazil, you said at the beginning of the show.
01:11:00.000What kind of things did you see there that made you so sensitive to it?
01:11:03.000so um i mean everything everything that um you think about for example you talk about health care but it's it's sort of like all of it is in theory but it's not really it doesn't consider the practice of like let's say human corruption or All the different things that could add.
01:11:24.000Like, in theory, everything is perfect, of course, but let's say you amass all this power, all this money, you take it away from me, the individual, and you give it to the government.
01:11:34.000And then, what if somebody comes into the government who's not a good person?
01:11:42.000You're not considering all these different things, so...
01:11:45.000violence uh corruption even when they say free health care like uh yeah i have free health care uh i didn't like it i mean i didn't like it is i had to stand uh around the block on a queue that by the time you're you get to the door of the hospital it's you're you're dead so it's like it's it's sort of like There is another option.
01:13:23.000I want to pull up this story I just grabbed from The Examiner to answer some questions for all of you.
01:13:29.000Democrats, the party of the wealthy IRS data shows Democrats represented 65% of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 or more in 2020.
01:14:04.000Yeah, and they're like worth $80 billion, so that's skewing these numbers hard.
01:14:07.000Like your average, if they remove the top 10% and the bottom 10% of wealth, what's the Democrat and Republican numbers?
01:14:13.000But I think the interesting thing is, that was probably more true 20 years ago, when the Republicans were led by industrialists, but Republicans have overwhelmingly been rural, and rural people tend to have lower incomes than city people.
01:14:29.000Maybe I'm wrong, but I'd imagine people who live in rural West Virginia are likely going to make much less money than someone who lives in New York City on average.
01:14:38.000Someone in New York City is going to be a Democrat.
01:14:39.000Someone in rural West Virginia is going to be a Republican.
01:14:42.000And then there's a gradient effect where you get closer to the cities, you become more and more Democrat, but you also make more and more money.
01:14:48.000The interesting thing is people used to say the Republicans, you become Republican when you get rich, but now something's changed where I was thinking you get more conservative when you're rich, but Donald Trump's not conservative.
01:14:58.000He's a very liberal guy that ran for the Republican Party, so he brought a bunch of really liberal people with him.
01:15:06.000Also, you made a point which sort of touched on this earlier, but generally you have to be pretty removed from reality to support a lot of these progressive left-wing ideas, especially when you're talking about the social theories, not necessarily all the economic policies.
01:15:20.000And when you get into this stuff about, you know, being gender fluid, for example, this is, you know, an upper middle class phenomenon.
01:15:28.000I mean, at least all of the people who popularize the ideas, these are not things that the working class is all that concerned with.
01:15:35.000The idea of, like, being a man who was born in a woman's body.
01:15:37.000A lot of their arguments are like that.
01:15:39.000The actual percentage of people who suffer from gender dysphoria as a psychological condition is very, very small.
01:16:43.000And if people are screaming with blue hair about their gender being wrong, and then all of a sudden they start to get attention and it's like, look at these crazy people screaming with blue hair.
01:17:35.000But those are some of the things that bring the most joy to people because they're able to... So it's like you're taking away the identities of people so that there's something that can be easily manipulated.
01:17:46.000Well, didn't someone say, someone brought this up before, that there's not enough souls for as many people as there are alive today or something like that?
01:18:16.000Because we were talking about solipsism and non-player NPCs and all that stuff, and I think it really just feels like when you, as we were mentioning earlier, this eclectic group of people of varying different political ideologies who are discussing the facts, it seems like that's the case because there is an entity there that is actually engaging with you.
01:18:37.000But if you're talking to an AI, you know, they would just say whatever they were programmed to say, as if there's no one really there.
01:18:48.000And this is like a piece of the puzzle that's kind of a question mark, because the companies are great.
01:18:51.000The pharmaceutical companies are keeping these numbers quiet.
01:18:54.000Like Pfizer didn't even want to dump their data for 75 years.
01:18:58.000And how many people that are having problems wondering about their gender are on some sort of pharmaceutical Those things can drive people insane, and if you're under 25 years old, your brain isn't fully developed, and you go on a... Well, they're like, oh, it's just Adderall.
01:19:25.000Yeah it's like um I feel like there's a a level of the being that struggles there and not a lot of people want to understand what is actually being struggled with so these people just lash out but like um for example with my experiences after my mother was You know, politically persecuted.
01:19:49.000She was an attorney for the conservative party at the time.
01:19:52.000They lost the election to the liberals, etc.
01:20:10.000This is extremely sort of like, as I was a kid, I was sort of soft and kind and nice, but as I grew up in this reality, it changed me.
01:20:21.000So, I went to a doctor, and instead of seeing that as, you know, this is who she is, this is what life made of her, this is, you know, her personality, she just assumed that I was sort of depressed and anxious and started prescribing me a whole bunch of medicine.
01:20:39.000So, Of course I'm like, I'm gonna take this, because why not, right?
01:20:50.000And so then I discovered that it has a huge half-life, and that you can't just get out of it, because if you get out of it, you have all sorts of...
01:21:02.000How easy it was for her to, instead of trying to understand who I am or how I feel or why I am the way that I am, she just prescribed me a whole bunch of stuff and said, let's try it out.
01:21:15.000And I find myself like taking five pills a day, like I'm an old lady, like with all the different pills and like, what's, what is this?
01:23:56.000Like in the 80,000 pages, if data has been omitted, how would anyone even know?
01:24:00.000Because the data is not there to begin with.
01:24:02.000Or if a number was different, how would anyone even know?
01:24:04.000But do we have people that are actually willing?
01:24:06.000Because for you to do that, I feel like you have to have Sort of like, it has to be your job for you to sit down and go through 80,000 pages.
01:24:16.000And so there has to be someone willing to pay you to do that job.
01:24:20.000And you have to understand the basis for clinical trials and what these words mean.
01:24:26.000Otherwise, people are just being like... One thing that happened, there's a meme going around where they're saying the efficacy of the vaccine was really low.
01:24:36.000Because if you actually just look at the math from the Pfizer data, it said the efficacy was 98% or something like that.
01:24:40.000But there's another one where their mortality was 3%.
01:24:43.000And that's one that befuddled one of our reporters I got mad about.
01:24:47.000And that was, of voluntary adverse event reports that went to Pfizer within a two-month period, 3% of the reports they received were for fatalities that may have been related to the vaccine.
01:25:00.000However, in the clinical trial, it was 0.01%.
01:25:05.000So the actual clinical trial was microscopic.
01:25:09.000And then when it was like six out of 46,000 people or something like that suffered some kind of event, a fatal event that may have been related, we aren't sure.
01:25:19.000And so it's like even that, it's like you can not trust them by all means, but there's nothing definitive in that data to say someone died because of it.
01:25:27.000And then people took the voluntary reporting system.
01:26:01.000And so you basically have one side, which is the establishment, dismissing all of it outright, which is psychotic.
01:26:07.000Then you have a middle ground of people being like, can we please just like get someone to look into why all these reports came out?
01:26:13.000And then you have another side that's claiming it's the apocalypse.
01:26:15.000Yeah, but it's like that's I think that that's the biggest thing for why it shouldn't have been mandated at the executive level because we don't have the information right now.
01:26:25.000We don't have the even even study groups and different types of studies can have some level of bias.
01:26:31.000So it's sort of like it takes different studies.
01:26:34.000It takes different Well, none of them should be.
01:26:38.000environments it takes like how are we gonna know the the long-term effects of
01:26:42.000this if the time hasn't passed so we don't have that information so that's
01:26:46.000why it's sort of like everybody's sort of guessing at this point what actually
01:26:52.000is gonna happen based on this study or that study but but the reality is it
01:26:57.000shouldn't have been mandated at the first in the first place because we just
01:27:01.000know no I don't think any medication to be should be mandated now there's there's
01:27:06.000some arguments about there's like a libertarian argument a private business
01:27:11.000can do what they want I think scale is the issue.
01:27:13.000If some people can't get a medication, it can't be mandated.
01:27:18.000I just think, for the most part, mandates are just wrong.
01:27:22.000Maybe you're talking vaccines for a country where there's well-documented evidence of it functioning to prevent people from getting malaria or dengue fever or something.
01:27:40.000I think you're right on the money, dude.
01:27:42.000Top-down medicine doesn't seem to work.
01:27:43.000The evidence shows that you have people with massive amounts of adverse reactions, which is why they're working on 3D printing medicine that can be tailored for your body.
01:27:51.000You know your own chemistry, and then you can produce your own version of it.
01:27:55.000Like, it's to me... It's better than... Yeah, but it sort of, like, makes it more...
01:28:03.000natural thing to be taking something versus what happened to going outside in the sun and and getting some you know exposure and getting some exercise and moving like I had this I sit a lot because I'm always writing and whatnot and then the doctor is like oh you're 28 so you probably have early onset arthritis let me give you all these medicines like what um Goodbye, I do not have arthritis.
01:28:35.000It's sort of like I read it on the internet, of course, WebMD, that I was either pregnant or dying.
01:28:42.000No, not really, but like I read on WebMD that it's a common thing for people who do a lot of desk jobs, like writing, to get one side of their hip to have a little bit of a pain on it because it's sort of like an inflammation, right?
01:29:13.000Apparently, Michaela Peterson might agree with you.
01:29:15.000I think hypochondria is a massive problem with people in this world.
01:29:19.000I think Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a big problem.
01:29:22.000Where they're like, ah, my arm hurts, let me look online, what is wrong with me?
01:29:26.000Oh, and then they look at five things, they're like, that's one, I'm gonna start thinking, and then they think about it, think about it, think about it.
01:30:01.000I like that we're talking about pharmaceutical, pharmaceutical industry, because this is a, this part of this whole gender experience that I think people are going through, that they are medicating children from maybe, I don't know how old, three years old, six years old.
01:30:12.000What is the earliest you can give a kid a psychoactive pharmaceutical?
01:30:15.000I think they're like between seven and nine years old, I think they're doing it.
01:30:21.000Maybe what we need is pharmacies should just be like libraries, like public libraries where anyone of any age can walk in and just take any drug off the shelf and walk out with it.
01:30:42.000One of the arguments that they're saying about transgender kids is that if you put them on puberty blockers, it's not gonna do anything to harm them.
01:35:25.000That's why I'm like, it's disgusting, and I don't like it.
01:35:30.000But I never like rallied and made videos where I was like, ah, when cuties happened, I then was like, and also look what they're doing with big mouth.
01:35:38.000I think you got a bunch of diddlers working at Netflix.
01:35:40.000I don't use the first amendment argument for stuff like that, but I think that innuendo, um, is, is an important tool.
01:35:46.000So you gotta be, you gotta speak up if you see people using it.
01:35:48.000Society needs to pull out, like, like police itself.
01:35:52.000It's not the job of the government to do that.
01:35:54.000Like, society needs to come up and say, sorry for interrupting you, but like, I feel like a lot of these things were outsourcing to the government when we could just have society.
01:36:04.000Police itself and like when you do something like that, you're gonna be ostracized You're gonna be there's gonna be social consequences for doing that.
01:36:13.000Even if it is protected under the First Amendment It's terrible.
01:39:05.000says, in the book of Revelation, the Antichrist will be someone who will change the established time and seasons.
01:39:12.000The spirit of Antichrist is active right now, acting against everything that is God's, hint hint, the spirit will manifest into a real person.
01:40:30.000I feel like they try to isolate you so like there's a thousand different categories that you fit into and you can never relate to your neighbor anymore because you're like oh I'm a woman okay so now I'm isolated from 50% of the population I have to celebrate the fact that I'm a woman I have to do this I have to do that okay now I am a woman of color I am a woman of this and so they put you in a box that by the time they're done It's only you in that box.
01:41:25.000Where it's basically, spoiler alert, it's an old movie, there's like a giant tetrahedron in outer space and Ted, no, Ted, Tom Cruise thinks that he's like helping migrate off the earth, but what really happened is that aliens destroyed the planet and then cloned a whole bunch of astronauts to use as foot soldiers on the ground to like steal all the water and use it for fusion energy.
01:42:03.000I've seen a couple episodes, but I've never really went deep on the series.
01:42:05.000There's this planet that secretly gets taken over by the bad guys, and they don't know, but they were, like, technologically advanced, and so the bad guys are basically running the planet.
01:42:26.000So like we have the Alex Jones was right jar.
01:42:28.000But what if like the final moments, you know, the great, the climax of the story of whatever happens is like a portal opens up and the international beings come out and the earth has been like prepared for them.
01:42:40.000And then all of a sudden everyone was like, they dropped to their knees and they're like, Alex Jones was right!
01:42:45.000Like everyone's screaming and the clouds part and you see Alex's face in the sky.
01:43:01.000And it's like, you know, there's a $50 bill with Alex on it.
01:43:04.000And they're like, he's like a prophet.
01:43:06.000He's like the Founding Father who knew the interdimensional beings were coming to turn people into cow hybrids with the 5G or whatever and then... Human Camera Adobe to Alex Jones Day.
01:44:49.000Like when, when, when, when I look at things that are growing and we grew, you know, pumpkins and zucchinis and carrots and tomatoes, I'm like, look at this amazing bounty.
01:44:57.000And then I see fields of wheat and I'm like, who thought one day, like, I'm going to eat that.
01:46:08.000George says, when I was in school and a manager, I was told that if someone calls asking for recommendations on former employees to confirm they did work there and that was it, saying more could open the company up to liability.
01:46:51.000The Connolly says they should change the law and let women get their tubes tied at any age, so they won't be worried about having kids.
01:46:57.000If you want to stop a pregnancy, you shouldn't be a mom.
01:47:00.000I mean, I think there's an issue of if one group of people is continually sterilizing or aborting their children, And trying not to have kids.
01:47:11.000And another side is like, don't abort your children and sterilize them and let's have a bunch of kids.
01:47:16.000Seems like the future is going to be a bunch of religious conservatives.
01:47:19.000Yeah, and I will also say when I was 21, I went to the doctor and I was like, will you please tie my tubes?
01:48:55.000It's like sugar barely occurs in nature.
01:48:58.000We've hyper-concentrated it, made several different forms, smeared it with chocolate, and it's this massive wad of sugar, sugar, and sugar.
01:49:08.000It's just like... It's like 11 days worth of sugar.
01:49:13.000I just think, like, we have, like, a box of chocolates downstairs or something, and you open it, and there's, like, one little chocolate, and I'm like, that's cool, and you can eat it, and you're like, that's good.
01:49:20.000Or you'll get, like, a chocolate bar, and you'll break off a tiny piece.
01:49:22.000But then there's, like, a Snickers and a Milky Way, which is just... Are you seriously gonna eat that?
01:49:31.000It's funny, the amount of sugar, chocolate, caramel, and other whatever is in candy bars, if you actually cut it up, it would be like a full box of chocolates.
01:49:39.000Imagine going to the store and buying a box of chocolates and sitting there just eating it all in one sitting.
01:49:42.000I don't have to imagine because I've done it in the past.
01:49:44.000I ate a bag of Kit Kats and then a bag of chocolate eggs all in one night, and I broke out on this open rash, like over my pancreas or something.
01:49:51.000It was like, yo, take your life into your own hands, man.
01:49:57.000I mean, I'm gonna call it poison tongue-in-cheek, but I think they should be regulating it like they do the tobacco industry and not be selling it to kids with cartoons and stuff.
01:50:05.000Yeah, like on the cigarettes side, they used to have pictures of people who were all disfigured.
01:50:08.000They just have to have pictures of really, really fat kids on the candy so that you won't buy it.
01:52:39.000Because, like, your senses get dulled to it.
01:52:42.000Takes about 10 days and then, man, a carrot starts to taste... You know when a carrot is sweet that you've got the right sugar balance in your body for the most part.
01:53:05.000I'm like, I don't I cut out most sugars But I'll do a little bit of honey every so often and it doesn't mess me up The the bread really it was like if I eat any kind of bread, it's like someone punched me in the face Can I come clean here on the show?
01:54:36.000I feel like the the balance between pepsi and and coca-cola is just that coca-cola uses a lot more acid or something to cut down on the on the the sweetness because pepsi tastes sweeter but like coke doesn't but like if you let it sit a little bit and all the the fizzly stuff goes away then it tastes just as as sweet um but um here goes if i what not if When I make it to 100,000 followers, I will eat a Snickers bar.
01:57:31.000You'll start thinking things that are completely foreign to you, that are completely inconsistent with what you believe, with who you are as a person.
01:57:40.000Like, I have a friend of mine, he said that whenever he got on anti-psychotics, it was like, there was a period of time, I guess, that everybody was, it was the big thing, I guess, to prescribe that.
01:57:52.000And so his mom, hypochondriac, whatever, gave him, got him on antipsychotics and he said
01:57:59.000he had some really bad, weird thoughts that he wouldn't normally ever have or come to
01:58:04.000have again once he got out of the medicine.
01:58:07.000So it's like, it's just, they sort of like keep all the bad side effects and possible
01:58:16.000things out of the picture and it's just all kumbaya.
01:58:19.000It's a problem when you have hard bad thoughts and you go on Kalonopin or Wellbutrin.
01:58:23.000I've had horrible experiences with friends trying to kill themselves like those don't make you not have the bad those don't like change it the past the past is still real and you have to deal with the past to be in the present.
01:58:34.000We got Cowboy Bears says, Alex Jones is right, but remember that episode of Darkwing Duck, which he went to another dimension where he was a famous figure?
01:58:41.000The author of the DW comic just had a radio listening to DW Dimension.
01:58:47.000That's, um, I think the premise of Bioshock Infinite.
01:58:50.000The dude can open or the woman opens rifts and so the guy can like reach through other dimensions and times and steal information.
02:00:22.000I also want to mention this, like when I've had conversations with anyone here off air, like when we talk off air, it's not like Ian doesn't like graphene when he's not on camera.
02:00:32.000You know, everyone here is pretty clear about their perspective.
02:00:35.000And so maybe it's the case with like, you know, I can't speak to left wing influences or all of them at the very least.
02:01:26.000Also, in addition to food, one thing I've found is if I eat a lot of sugar and I want it out of my body, I do a plank, and I'll just hold it for, like, however many minutes I can hold the plank, and it hurts.
02:01:34.000It's much harder when you have sugar in your body, but you burn off a bunch of sugar, and then the next couple days, it's a little bit easier.
02:01:40.000And then the plank becomes easier, too.
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02:02:52.000So I want to give a quick shout out to the Marco Polo project.
02:02:58.000They're doing a very thorough research on the Hunter Biden laptop.
02:03:03.000And it has hundreds of pages of very very good information investigative reporting and information that you like when you see it in big mainstream outlets.
02:03:14.000That's where they're getting their information from.
02:03:18.000It's it's a a work a piece of art from a journalistic standpoint.
02:03:23.000So I wanted to give them lots of props for what they're doing.
02:03:27.000They're uncovering so much stuff from the the Biden family that's just disgusting and you know makes them so unfit for the presidency and and I don't know because a lot of the times these things come out and We just don't give a damn.
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02:05:16.000I wanted to say, too, for quitting sugar, I thought that diet soda was a good bridge between drinking soda and not drinking soda, and then sparkling water is also really good if you want to stop soda altogether.