On today's show, we discuss the fallout from the Target boycott, a new Chick-fil-A hire, and Joe Biden's new accuser, Tara Reid. Plus, World War III is in the news, and a baseball player joins the conversation.
00:00:21.000Combined, Target and Bud Light have lost around $28 billion in market share.
00:00:28.000And this really does matter because it seems like the tides are turning in the culture war.
00:00:32.000There's an article from New York Mag where these leftists are shocked to find that conservatives and the right were actually able to pull off a boycott and actually set a market shift.
00:00:51.000Plus we got a baseball player from the, I think, the Blue Jays bending the knee and engaging a struggle session because he supported the Target boycott.
00:01:01.000We've got a lot of news and I think the big story here is that last week CBS, I believe it was, reported that there were bomb threats at various Target locations.
00:01:11.000Without verifying, they posted a screenshot of an email that was purportedly sent to us at TimCast.com.
00:01:28.000We did receive similar emails, but not the one they posted.
00:01:32.000So I think it's obviously some kind of spoof.
00:01:35.000I am mildly perturbed they did not reach out to us and say, hey, did you receive your emails on this?
00:01:41.000So I'm assuming someone must have sent them a screenshot of a fake email that they then posted saying like, oh, look, it's real or something without checking.
00:01:49.000And then a bunch of other outlets posted the same thing.
00:01:52.000So we're going to break this down and go over what's really going on.
00:01:54.000But there were several target locations evacuated.
00:01:58.000This stuff's getting pretty spicy, and I think when you look at this baseball player apologizing and saying he will be re-educated, you need to understand just how deeply entrenched we are.
00:02:09.000Go read 1984 or any one of these books.
00:02:30.000And then, of course, World War III is in the news today, because this morning, Moscow suffered multiple drone attacks on civilian targets.
00:02:38.000So, we'll definitely get into all that, but I do think that we should focus on... You know, I was trying to figure out what I thought was the bigger story, but...
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00:04:04.000Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Seth Weathers.
00:04:56.000You put it out there the day we launched it.
00:04:58.000And on my Twitter account alone, I think we have over 46 million views, which is nuts.
00:05:03.000I don't have some huge Twitter account. Um, and it's just continued to get traction. You know,
00:05:08.000I think overall online between all the different places that's been placed,
00:05:12.000we're probably about a hundred million views.
00:05:13.000Like you don't start a beer company and have that kind of brand ID. It's,
00:05:17.000it's wild. Yeah, it's actually really, I'm not, I'm not a big beer guy.
00:05:19.000I like yinling. I like this. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a solid beer. You know,
00:05:23.000it's not, and you know, This came out of the Bud Light controversy, but I do want to let people know, this is not a Bud Light knockoff, because I don't think Bud Light is a real beer.
00:05:56.000We're currently brewing in Georgia, and we're also brewing in Florida now, and we'll probably have people in other places around the country contract to brew this beer.
00:06:07.000It's people like your listeners and you guys, literally you, that have helped support this and get it off the ground.
00:06:15.000And it's something that There's a lot of people that said this would never happen.
00:06:22.000They said they'll never find someone to brew it, especially not with that very dirty word, conservative, right on the bottle, which was bold and dangerous, but we did it.
00:07:28.000I have a YouTube channel called Freedom Tunes.
00:07:29.000We just uploaded a video today that I think you guys are going to enjoy.
00:07:34.000It's about American public schools in the way that the left usually portrays them and satirizes them as being rah-rah-rah pro-America and then what public schools are actually like.
00:07:44.000I think you guys are really going to enjoy it.
00:08:33.000You know, I think you're kind of filling a gap because Budweiser, maybe it was an American company at some point, it's been sold to AB InBev, now it's a Belgian company.
00:08:40.000Their headquarters is in Leuven, Belgium.
00:08:42.000So, thanks for making an American beer company.
00:09:03.000There are some that are still outsourcing, but I know even some of those are trying to bring more manufacturing to the U.S.
00:09:10.000in the long run, and that's kind of the point I want to make, which is one of the advantages of all of these conservative brands blowing up in response to left-wing shenanigans is they're starting more American-based companies.
00:10:45.000And so what, you know, at first I was saying of the Bud Light boycott that people just don't want to be associated with an effeminate beer.
00:10:51.000Then I had people say to me like, no, they actually, they look at it with disgust because it's associated now.
00:10:56.000I can understand the boycott there is very strong.
00:12:12.000Now, there is a fear in the market being brewed.
00:12:16.000Doesn't matter if you actually oppose wokeness.
00:12:18.000It doesn't matter if you support wokeness.
00:12:20.000All that matters is, if a company gets woke, their stock will go down.
00:12:26.000And that will create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
00:12:29.000And I think what happened with the whole Bud Light effect, as you called it, which is a great term, is it gave conservatives confidence because we had zero reason to be confident in any type of boycott.
00:12:38.000I've said for years, we've got to pick one company.
00:14:03.000This is going on two months now, and it's only getting worse for any of the brands associated with the cult.
00:14:10.000Yeah, and this is extremely encouraging to see.
00:14:12.000You mentioned a moment ago the fact that the Bud Light boycotts went very well.
00:14:16.000Significant damage was caused to a company which was pushing something horrible.
00:14:20.000I remember when the Target boycotts began, one thing I said was we need to be very careful about ensuring that we stick to the Target boycott because this is going to determine whether the Bud Light boycott was a fluke Or whether conservatives as a market are going to retain this power.
00:15:31.000No, I get what you're saying on the other side of it, but just saying as to what conservatives will actually stick through in holding the feet to the fire economically.
00:15:40.000I don't think conservatives actually boycott a target.
00:15:52.000Then, what this guy points out in the New York Mag article is that people boycott, so the media picks it up, so the news spreads, so more people boycott.
00:15:59.000With Target, I think something was happening before the news even broke.
00:16:04.000We started seeing these videos pop up of people complaining.
00:16:07.000Then news broke of Target saying they had confrontations.
00:17:06.000And there's nothing I can do about it.
00:17:08.000So I'm not going to be the one who gets economically hurt by the system.
00:17:12.000What people need to understand is that the biases, I've talked about this before, this is a systemic bias, the market responds to fear of the market.
00:17:29.000That means you could do absolutely nothing and people holding Target will lose money because of the negative press, causing them to panic sell, causing the price to go down, Creating a cascade effect.
00:17:40.000I'm reminded of this quote that's attributed to Mayor Amshel Rothschild, who founded the Rothschild banking dynasty, which was like the precursor to the world, the banking, this liberal economic order banking dynasty is the Rothschilds.
00:17:52.000They said that he said, give me control of the nation's money and I care not who makes its laws.
00:17:56.000So when you talk about having control of money, it's not necessarily who prints it.
00:18:03.000And when you get enough people to come together to choose how to spend their money and how not to spend their money, you are more powerful than any amount of lawmaking.
00:18:11.000And this is shown with this AB InBev drop in 11% of their stock value and Targis drop in 11%.
00:18:42.000You know, this phrase, economic terrorism, I was just going to mention this because you're absolutely correct that the people have a tremendous power.
00:18:48.000I mean, this is called the dollar democracy.
00:18:50.000You can choose where you spend your money and companies are afraid of that.
00:18:53.000That is why they're trying to label what's happening to target a kind of economic terrorism.
00:18:58.000They're referring to us as extremists for not wanting to shop there anymore.
00:19:23.000Target got burnt down by BLM in a riot, and then they issued a statement saying, we support BLM.
00:19:29.000People started boycotting Target because they're pushing the gross, groomy, LGBTQ agenda onto kids, and Target was like, well, this is completely unacceptable.
00:19:40.000No, Target said, we're so sorry, we're gonna hide all this stuff in the back, and then whisper to the LGBT community saying, don't worry, we got your back.
00:19:48.000Well, they did kind of like what Bud Light did.
00:19:49.000We're hiding it in the back because these conservatives are so dangerous, they're going to come hurt you.
00:19:54.000And then one thing that I like to point out that a lot of people missed with the whole Bud Light thing, you know, everyone, there's all this talk you hear constantly that, oh, Bud Light, they fired their VP of marketing.
00:20:05.000And if you even read their statement as to why she went on paid leave, at the end of the statement, you know, I don't have it in front of me right now.
00:20:12.000It says something to the effect of being concerned for the safety of our employees, almost implying she was in so much danger from conservatives by being out in front.
00:20:21.000They never disavowed anything they did.
00:20:23.000I mean, conservatives wanted to call victory on that.
00:20:26.000I want to jump to the story from Newsweek.
00:20:28.000Ladies and gentlemen, the latest update in the sales numbers coming through this morning at 7 a.m., Bud Light sales dropped 29.5% in latest week.
00:22:03.000They say, according to data by Bump Williams Consulting and Nielsen IQ provided to Newsweek, in the week ending May 20th, sales volume, the number of units of beer sold declined 29.5% compared to the same period last year, while sales revenue was down 25.7% on the same.
00:22:29.000Success is like someone boycotts a product and then the sales drop in the single digits and the company apologizes a week later and then you move on.
00:22:46.000The fear Yeah, you know, we've talked about this before.
00:22:49.000through all these other companies, Target loses $11 billion in market value, and they
00:22:55.000explicitly said, we fear a Bud Light situation.
00:22:58.000Yeah, you know, we've talked about this before, you just touched on it a little bit earlier.
00:23:05.000A huge part of this is the fact that we've politicized issues that should not be political,
00:23:11.000Forcing this stuff onto kids shouldn't be a political issue, and your average person knows that.
00:23:15.000They're perturbed by it without being a member of a specific political party, even if the Republican Party is the only one which will stand against it, your average person isn't a fan of it.
00:23:25.000And when it comes to Dylan Mulvaney, your average person is grossed out by Dylan Mulvaney.
00:23:30.000They don't want to... I mean, look, a man in a dress is a very off-putting thing, especially a man in a dress who really thinks he's a woman.
00:23:37.000Yeah, well, Chick-fil-A's gonna get themselves into some trouble there, but all I'll say is, this isn't just ideologically charged, this is your average person, as you mentioned, building up an association of disgust with a brand.
00:23:51.000I just want to say, I don't think, personally, I don't think a guy in a dress is gross.
00:24:42.000No, I understand, but I'm saying the whole point of them doing a sponsorship with her was, in their words, celebrating him being a woman for 365 days.
00:24:50.000Except, what initially started this wasn't just the can.
00:24:54.000It was a video of Dil Mulvaney grabbing a stack of Bud Lights, putting them down, and then the media claimed everyone's mad over a single can that was sent as a thank you, having nothing to do.
00:25:06.000Dil Mulvaney's Instagram post has a Bud Light contest hashtag.
00:25:11.000Dylan Mulvaney places a bunch of Bud Lights, says thanks, cracks one open, talks about their program and how you can participate or whatever.
00:25:17.000It was clearly a direct Bud Light sponsorship having nothing to do with the can.
00:25:21.000The media tries twisting and lying because they don't want regular people to know what's going on.
00:25:28.000You name it, Dylan Mulvaney is the negative marketing element.
00:25:32.000You've got people who are like, wow, why is this guy dressing up like a little girl?
00:25:36.000You've got conservatives who don't like men in dresses, as Seamus described it.
00:25:40.000Ian, who is not conservative, but still acting like a little girl is extremely off-putting.
00:25:45.000I agree with both to a certain degree, but I think Dylan Mulvaney insults women, Dylan Mulvaney insults trans people, and Dylan Mulvaney insults liberals, and like literally just insulting everyone in any way imaginable.
00:26:44.000So, again, we've mentioned this before.
00:26:46.000But this is what we've had a couple, I've had a couple trans social media personalities tell me, the facial hair removal laser stuff is the easiest and cheapest thing to do, and Dylan has not done it.
00:26:58.000But, I think that Dylan is a very good example of Poe's Law, right?
00:27:02.000You're all saying that you think it's an act, because he's clearly being ridiculous, but we're at a point where reality is indistinguishable from satire.
00:27:11.000Basically, the idea that at some point it becomes incredibly difficult to tell the difference between somebody's sincere opinion and satire because of how ridiculous things have gotten.
00:27:22.000If you pretend to be something, you kind of become that thing.
00:27:25.000Yeah, well, and also, it's this idea, or the way it's usually used is to express that things are so out of control right now that you can't tell if somebody's serious when they say something because even just a few years ago it would be a joke, or if someone else said it, it would be a joke.
00:27:39.000For example, I won't state it out loud, but we asked a certain left-wing commentator if performing certain acts- Adult activities.
00:27:47.000Activities on the male body is gay, and he said not if it's on a woman, which is clearly- It's awesome.
00:27:54.000Here's the- here's the previous thing. And that's Poe's Law, because that's like a joke, right?
00:27:57.000But beyond that, he said- I have no problem- it's Lance from the surf, he's on the show.
00:28:01.000He said that if a man engages in relations with a masculine, ugly woman, he is gay.
00:28:07.000Yeah. And- and Ian was like, that's not cool, man, you can't call someone gay because
00:28:10.000their girlfriend's ugly. Like- Like, for real, like, that's kind of messed up.
00:28:30.000But kids don't know it's fake, and so they start imitating these behaviors.
00:28:35.000You then end up with people like Lance, who I think is 40-something years old, genuinely believing that is the left, and then going on a public show to millions of people and saying, if you date an ugly woman, you're gay.
00:28:48.000And if you date a small, petite, effeminate man, you are not gay.
00:29:00.000This means all bears will be surprised to learn that their twink boyfriends make them straight.
00:29:04.000I mean, I get it, because he was also saying we can't have hot or not, right?
00:29:08.000But he contradicted himself several times.
00:29:10.000Yeah, but I guess my overarching point is things have gone so off the rail, and the left's morality surrounding human sexuality and quote-unquote gender, which is a term I hate, is so insane that It might seem like someone is joking, it might seem too ridiculous to believe, but that doesn't mean it's not real.
00:29:30.000Well do you think satire and parody are like satanic?
00:29:35.000No, I don't think so because I think they can be used to highlight truth, but I think that what happens is the world can become so insane that something which in any other era would be a harmless joke is now something taken seriously.
00:29:50.000There was a bit in Monty Python's Meaning of Life where a child is born and they give it to the mother and the mother says, is it a boy or a girl?
00:29:58.000And the doctor says, well, it's a bit early to be assigning roles to it, don't you think?
00:30:03.000And I remember seeing that 10 years ago and going, oh my gosh, they made this joke decades ago and this is actually about to be a massive social justice issue, quote unquote, and it is now.
00:30:13.000So I don't think that it was evil for Monty Python to make that joke.
00:30:18.000I think the direction that our country has gone in is evil.
00:30:21.000You know, you know, I was thinking earlier today.
00:30:23.000Gen Z and millennials are literally idiocracy.
00:30:26.000Now, idiocracy was a lot of gag humor and stuff, but we did this video segment last week.
00:30:33.000Isabel Brown had a clip where this comedian's mocking Gen Z for being unable to write in cursive, unable to use calculators or find directions and use paper maps.
00:31:54.000Thinking about that, I realized, We're in idiocracy.
00:31:57.000Yeah, we're literally at the point where you walk up to the guy and say well Where's the food grocery store don't have any and you're like no food comes from farms What it comes from the grocery store and you're like, oh, yeah, but by the way, I don't I don't want to mention Who it was and the conversation was off-air, but it wasn't Lance.
00:32:16.000I want to know tell me offer Yeah, and but I've had numerous conversations with people where I've talked about this.
00:32:23.000I had one conversation during the lockdowns where I tried explaining, I was tweeting to somebody and I said, they were talking about Food in the grocery store and giving people money and they were like, the government should just start giving people more money to cover their bills while we're locked down.
00:32:41.000And I said, right, but money represents labor, it's debt, right?
00:32:45.000So if you're creating the means to acquire without creating the means themselves, you're gonna create this inverse reaction.
00:32:53.000He's like, what are you talking about?
00:34:03.000Chick-fil-A has hired a diversity, equity, and inclusion officer, a VP, Named Eric McReynolds says, Chick-fil-A restaurants have long been recognized as a place where people know they will be treated well, modeling care for other starts in the restaurant, and we are committed to ensuring mutual respect, understanding, and dignity everywhere we do business.
00:34:22.000These tenets are good business practice and crucial for fulfilling our corporate purpose, blah blah blah.
00:34:26.000They then go on to list a whole bunch of garbage and people and stuff like that, and at the bottom they say that they have a commitment.
00:34:33.000Look, I'm from Georgia, which is where Chick-fil-A is based out of and literally was formed and founded.
00:34:42.000If there's a long-term boycott of Chick-fil-A, then conservatives will want everything, because I don't know that you're going to pull that one off.
00:34:52.000Because there's a lot of people that are going to fight back on that.
00:34:58.000I'm saying if it actually is successful, I will be very impressed.
00:35:02.000I could not imagine a more difficult company to talk conservative moms.
00:35:08.000Boycotting in my home state of Georgia even if even if you're showing them this they will overlook a lot and I think a lot of those moms don't when you just say DEI like look they're taking their kids to 14 different practices and running around all over the place and you're trying to say DEI this and like I don't know I'm just getting my kids nuggets with a pleasant person that's nice to me well I get what you're saying with the argument for it I just don't know that it will be successful It's easier to villainize Bud White, sorry, than Chick-fil-A.
00:35:37.000I would agree, but this is also part of why this is so disappointing to me.
00:35:40.000Chick-fil-A has sort of had a bit of wokeness creeping into it over the years.
00:35:45.000In 2020, during the BLM riots, I believe that the founder was supporting BLM.
00:35:50.000It might have either been the founder or the CEO.
00:35:52.000But there have been a number of issues there and it's a shame because I was very proud to support Chick-fil-A and what they were doing for quite a while and I thought the left's reaction to them was very fascinating and very telling because the left said that Chick-fil-A was evil and why was Chick-fil-A evil?
00:36:07.000Well, because one of the owning members or CEOs or higher-ups didn't spend the company's money, but spent his own money donating to an organization that was not pro-LGBTQ, that was in favor of preserving marriage.
00:36:26.000Chick-fil-A is known to not only be one of the most profitable fast food chains per franchise, but They're also known to be one of the best franchises in terms of how they treat their employees.
00:36:39.000They pay them decently, especially as far as fast food restaurants go, and they ensure to give all of them one single day off every single week.
00:36:47.000Where they're not going to try to profit off of them, they're going to give them a day to relax and be there for their family, even if it means they're not selling to their customers that day.
00:36:54.000The worst thing the left should have been able to say about Chick-fil-A is, Well, it's morally complicated, because they should have appreciated the fact that they treated their workers well.
00:37:02.000But they don't, because they don't care about workers, they care about their sick, perverse sexual agenda, and anyone who opposes it, even with just a whisper, has to be absolutely destroyed.
00:37:12.000The Burger King released an advertisement during Pride Month about two years ago, where they said they were releasing their own chicken sandwich.
00:37:19.000And their chicken sandwich was in favor of LGBTQ rights, and you could get it on Sunday.
00:37:24.000So in the same breath, they were mocking Chick-fil-A for being anti-LGBTQ, and mocking them for giving their workers one day off of work.
00:37:32.000Burger King should be ashamed for the way they treat their workers.
00:39:01.000But see, the thing about Chick-fil-A is that they already have the disadvantage of being the Christian company when it comes to the issue with the left.
00:39:10.000So the left is targeting them very heavily and ignoring all these other companies that have done anything remotely similar.
00:39:14.000I think one of the funny things about the Chick-fil-A boycotts on the left was that other companies had made similar donations, but nobody cared.
00:39:21.000It's because Chick-fil-A was overtly Christian.
00:39:23.000Chick-fil-A, my understanding, they're trying to get into more urban markets, but because Chick-fil-A is so pronounced, conservatives have identified with it, and are now going to be, in my opinion, much more offended by it.
00:39:43.000All it takes is for the husband or the dad to be like, just go to Popeye's, honey, it's across the street.
00:39:48.000I get it, but I'm from Georgia, and look, I get the understanding of like, we should, all this kind of stuff, but go to a Chick-fil-A in suburbia Georgia right now, and you're not gonna see a lot of dads in there, you're gonna see a lot of moms with a lot of little kids.
00:40:01.000And what I'm saying is, when mom is like, hey, I'm gonna pick up the kids after soccer, and then we're gonna go grab some Chick-fil-A, and all it takes is for him to say, bring them to Popeye's.
00:40:10.000Well, the one thing, though, in this Chick-fil-A is incredibly efficient.
00:40:14.000Look, if the mom doesn't care about the brand at all, Then the slightest nudge should knock her off.
00:40:42.000I would agree with you if- Every mall's got it.
00:40:44.000I would agree with you if the point was simply that, you know, people are only going to Chick-fil-A because of the more conservative values, the fact that they've been maligned by the left, but they have probably the most efficient drive-thru system of any fast food chain.
00:40:56.000They can get you in and they can get you out no matter how long that line is.
00:42:09.000And I understand it's an issue of demand.
00:42:11.000But I would say, every time I've gone to Taco Bell, I drive up, I order, we drive up, we wait a little bit, we order, we're gone.
00:42:19.000Starbucks, we wait a little bit, we drive up, we order, we're gone.
00:42:21.000Chick-fil-A, we sit in line, someone comes out the window, they take our order, we're sitting there, a half an hour later we get our food, and I'm like... There's two lanes to go through, there's an exit lane, it's insane.
00:42:32.000They've prioritized their drive-through to such a ridiculous degree, on more than one occasion, we've just been like, let's just leave.
00:42:38.000And then we've pulled out and left, because it took too long.
00:42:41.000Every time I've ever gone there, I've been extremely impressed with how quickly I got through the drive-thru.
00:42:44.000Like, I've been to McDonald's or Taco Bell or Wendy's with a line that was a quarter of the length of Chick-fil-A lines I've been in, and it took five times as long.
00:42:55.000It looks like it would be different in the South, I promise you this.
00:42:58.000That could also be, but the thing is, when you're in the South, like, I'm sorry, I also have lived in Georgia for a number of years, service is usually much slower there.
00:43:05.000When I go to Chick-fil-A on there, it is like you are in and out.
00:43:57.000The reality is a new, excuse me, non-theistic, non-theistic religion is now putting itself in all of our businesses and then forcing those businesses to destroy themselves.
00:44:10.000Unless, like, we're at the point now Where it may be the moral fiber of the average American, if you're right, is so pathetic that we're doomed.
00:44:21.000Well, I think part of what's really disturbing about the Chick-fil-A situation is that usually with this DEI stuff, when it's implemented, my understanding is it's because people think that that will make their business more attractive to venture capital or shareholders, but Chick-fil-A isn't even a publicly traded company.
00:46:00.000I recognize yesterday I made a post that was hurtful to the Pride community, which includes friends of mine and close family members of mine, and I am truly sorry for that.
00:46:12.000I just spoke with my teammates and shared with them my actions yesterday.
00:46:17.000I apologized with them and as of right now I'm using the Blue Jays resources to better educate myself to make better decisions moving forward.
00:47:27.000When I was a little kid, I remember I went to Catholic school, and I remember we were learning about religious wars and stuff like that, in a very limited sense.
00:47:35.000but i remember hearing about like you know one religious faction would say convert or else
00:47:42.000and i was thought to myself i was like why not just lie just say oh sure sure of course i i hear by convert so they
00:47:48.000don't kill you well that's what people would say with them no
00:47:51.000they would say no exactly the fact that this guy in in what a day
00:47:56.000Dropped to his knees and begged, begged, please, I'll renounce my entire faith if you just leave me alone!
00:48:02.000Like, dude, his balls must have shrunk down to the size of marbles and sucked up right into his body.
00:48:07.000Three times before the rooster crowed, he denied Christ from the way I heard that.
00:48:10.000Yeah, I mean, I'll mention this, when you say that people would say convert or die, and some people would lie about that, I mean, in part, that's...
00:49:56.000And this is an issue so many people on the left have had with Christians for a long time.
00:50:00.000People like him, who claim to be Christians, who clearly are not.
00:50:03.000Well, no, they love Christians who are willing to cave into them, right?
00:50:07.000But their argument is... What I mean is... No, I get what you're saying.
00:50:11.000He's very valuable to the left, right?
00:50:12.000For me, growing up, so much of the complaints I heard in cities was that there were people who were claimed to be Christian, and then they would be the nastiest, most cutthroat, evil, greedy people you've ever met.
00:52:46.000I mean, this is what people say when they point out that if you lived in Nazi Germany, you probably would not have been on the right side of that.
00:52:54.000These bastards would have turned them over in a freaking heartbeat.
00:52:57.000They can't even stand up to saying, yeah, in a heartbeat.
00:53:00.000They can't handle pressure from you got some nasty email comments or Facebook comments because someone wants to cut dicks off kids and you're making a beer for a guy that says, yeah, maybe we shouldn't do that.
00:53:11.000If you can't stand up to that, I don't I don't think you would have done too well with the whole Germany situation.
00:53:18.000I mean, there are too many Christians who are willing to sell out their faith and we don't need more scared Christians.
00:53:25.000I'm going to get a lot of crap for this, but I've said this for years, is the evangelical community, there's a part of it that they're out there voting in the primaries and they're hardcore, but the general Christian community as a whole They preach something on Sunday, but they are the ones that cave.
00:53:41.000They're some of the absolute weakest individuals when it comes to this, and I'm probably going to get canceled for like the 48th time by saying this.
00:53:49.000But they continue to cave, and that's again kind of What this beer is about, what we're doing, it's encouraging people.
00:53:58.000And I think the whole Bud Light effect that you're talking about, conservatives are, for the first time, I feel like, you know, you're using Target as the example.
00:54:05.000For the first time, I feel like conservatives are like, wow, we have this power.
00:54:18.000And there's another element I'll add here, which is that we got to remember that when it comes to Bud Light, Target as well, but more so Bud Light, there are easily accessible competitors.
00:54:27.000A person doesn't really have to make many significant changes in their life to just buy a different brand of beer.
00:54:32.000And so that's why conservatives have to realize that those in the movement who would consider themselves leaders, who are go-getters, have to start Businesses, so that there are competing brands with the big guys, so that when people do have to boycott these companies they have somewhere else to go.
00:54:49.000Because if Bud Light was the only beer brand available, I think things would have gone differently.
00:55:20.000A rich Christian surely has to live differently than a rich pagan, right?
00:55:24.000A rich Christian has to do more with their money to support the church, to support the poor, to help others.
00:55:31.000Elon Musk has done a lot for this country with his wealth.
00:55:36.000Honestly, here's something I should truly thank Elon Musk.
00:55:40.000This beer company would not exist without Elon Musk.
00:55:43.000And I can say that confidently because we got roughly over 45 million views on my Twitter of that ad.
00:55:49.000That would have never been allowed to happen in the past under previous ownership.
00:55:53.000And it's also why we didn't get near those kind of views on Facebook or Instagram or anything.
00:55:59.000They got a lot of views, comparatively speaking, but nothing like it did on Twitter now that Elon is kind of taking the chains off.
00:56:05.000It feels like the Christ is like blowing up through Elon, like it's bubbling in him, like that Christ energy, the anointed, like he's been, I don't know if he's been anointed by God, what that even means really, but like he's carrying the torch, like he's doing things that will make humanity better off through American ideals, and I don't know what better Christian thing you could do in the modern age.
00:56:26.000I think I wouldn't describe it that way theologically, however, I do believe the truth is a person, and that person is Jesus Christ, so when somebody is forwarding truth, they are doing something for God, in a sense, right?
00:56:50.000My point isn't like anytime anyone does something good, they are now a professing Christian.
00:56:53.000It's just to say that if you're fighting for truth, then that is a service.
00:56:56.000What you guys are saying, Tim, what you brought up earlier, I think there are so many people that identify as Christians that aren't, and so many people that identify as Jewish that aren't, just because they don't believe in God.
00:57:05.000If you don't believe, like truly believe it, because I don't know if you have to experience it to believe that it's there.
00:57:11.000Like, we'll say there's like 300 million Christians and probably like 0.00001% of them actually are Christian.
00:57:23.000And probably like 100,000 of them that are actually Christ-like.
00:57:27.000Yeah, but you gotta remember, I mean, you don't join the church for the other Christians, you join the church for Christ.
00:57:33.000Other Christians are gonna sin, they're gonna be vicious, they're gonna fail to live up to what they should live up to.
00:57:39.000But so will you, so will all of us, right?
00:57:41.000It's important to keep each other honest, like, without consuming ourselves, to be like, yo, yo, like, you can talk a lot of smack about what that guy's doing wrong, but if you're not living that lifestyle of Christ... This is where the love gets right.
00:58:14.000So the Council of Nicaea was a bit after that, and this was not set up... Like, yes, there was Roman involvement, but this is not something the Romans ran.
00:58:24.000This was the early Christians basically making a number of statements about their beliefs because, like, at the time of Christ, there were just a lot of grifters who were coming in and making up things that had nothing to do with Christ's teaching.
00:58:38.000So then the church had to sort this out and go, like, okay, what is the actual official canon going to be?
00:59:31.000The left is unafraid, and their ethos, their moral framework is there is no truth but power.
00:59:37.000And the right is like, let's all just be good stewards of our community.
00:59:40.000Yeah, because Jesus was like, alright, if you want to kill me, go ahead.
00:59:44.000And then they killed him, and it's like, no, that's not what you're supposed to do to survive an inaccurate summarization.
00:59:49.000Well, he was like, they came and got him, and he just was like, no, don't stop them, let them take me.
00:59:52.000How about you stop shifting the conversation into arguments about religion?
00:59:56.000I'm telling you why power is what controls... But you keep shifting it into a way that you know is going to intentionally insult Christians.
01:00:03.000But I think the reason why the right doesn't understand the value of power is because Christianity has been sold to us as if being a serf... Okay, is wrong?
01:00:16.000Both Seamus and Serge both said, like, hey, this is not correct.
01:00:20.000And so I said, let's have an educational conversation on religion somewhere else and get back to the conversation about the moral framework of the left.
01:00:26.000Let's move on from talking about- Yeah, Mao figured it out.
01:01:41.000And people who would rather die than go along with the lie are the biggest threat to the establishment possible, which is why they end up being executed in tyrannical regimes.
01:01:50.000Let's jump to the story, this is a big one.
01:01:53.000From TMZ, Target Pride Controversy, Bomb Threat from Angry LGBTQ Ally Deemed a Hoax.
01:02:00.000So, this involves us, and it happened on Friday, I get a text message asking me if it was true, and sure enough, there's an email.
01:02:09.000The email says that Target is full of swear word cowards who turned their back on the LGBT community and decided to cater to the homophobic right-wing redneck bigots, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:02:20.000Then says they're gonna target a bunch of locations.
01:02:22.000The email is listed as being sent to members at TimCast.com.
01:02:35.000So I don't know where they got it from.
01:02:37.000I wonder if someone sent them a screenshot and they, like morons, just publish it.
01:02:43.000This is what I wanted to ask you about because you were talking about this over the weekend and you said that you got a similar email but not the same one.
01:02:50.000So I'm curious, why would they make something similar and not show the actual one?
01:02:54.000How could they have gotten access to it?
01:02:57.000They could have spoofed our email, sent an email to Cleveland19 but spoofed it so that it appeared like it was sent to us and not them, but they receive it.
01:03:06.000But that just goes to show how stupid these people are by publishing an email that wasn't sent to them, but was sent to a different address.
01:03:15.000Unless the email was sent to the most fake or Cleveland 19 actually staged the hoax themselves.
01:03:20.000My guess is that somebody made a... I mean, hey, that's big news.
01:03:24.000Then it forces us, one of the biggest shows on live streaming on YouTube, to talk about it.
01:03:29.000Well, the great thing is, if you're a liberal and something supports your perspective, you can say, oh, hey, here's a screenshot of an email, I promise it's really, really true, and send it to the media and they'll publish it.
01:03:42.000Assume it's fake before you do anything.
01:03:43.000Yeah, this is the article from Cleveland 19 News.
01:03:45.000They say, Cleveland 19 News receives bomb threat against five targets as store faces LGBTQ controversy, but for some reason they published an email that supposedly was sent to us, which we never received.
01:03:57.000Someone photoshopped on the email address?
01:03:58.000I'd like to know what made this news organization think it was good journalism to publish an email that wasn't sent to them without confirming with us if we received it when we didn't.
01:04:39.000Like, how is it that Cleveland 19 received an email?
01:04:44.000And by the way, I know we're getting into the weeds, but several stores were evacuated over this.
01:04:49.000Oh, so this was part of that evacuation?
01:04:50.000They immediately called the police for several evacuations.
01:04:54.000I mean, do we have a lawsuit against them for publishing this?
01:04:58.000You know what happens in the future now?
01:05:00.000The person that's just the kind of read the news a little bit every now and then on a few websites sees this and says, oh that Timcast, oh that fringe group of people that was encouraging this awful, you know, bomb scare at a Target.
01:05:12.000And that's what's forever in their head.
01:05:15.000I think if they don't retract it... No, it looks like we're the ones who reported it.
01:05:18.000It looks like we received it and alerted the news and law enforcement.
01:05:24.000Well, I guess, yeah, you'd have to make a lot of assumptions to get there, I guess, with them putting that out there.
01:05:27.000The only assumption you can make here is that we received this and forwarded it to the press and law enforcement, or to law enforcement who gave it to the press, or something like that.
01:05:35.000The email came from, it alleged, the image says to members at TimCast.com, we never got this, the email does not exist.
01:05:43.000I don't know what this is or how they got it.
01:07:09.000There's no reason to smear the left by faking something like this with a false flag, because the left literally goes out and firebombs buildings.
01:07:14.000So to be clear, you're saying you do think that this is a hoax?
01:07:21.000Intending to threaten these establishments.
01:07:24.000Not that they actually... It's a bomb threat hoax because they didn't plant any bombs.
01:07:28.000But the real purpose was psychological terror from someone who was likely on the left trying to threaten people and say these are the things that they do.
01:07:36.000Has Target issued any kind of statement about this?
01:07:39.000Yeah, I know that it was being claimed, I mentioned earlier, that people who are boycotting Target are extremists, and haven't heard too much from the left about this.
01:07:51.000Any reporter that had done even a moment of thinking, I would think, would be like, this email was written to someone at a Target, because it's talking about your targets, doing this to your targets, except the two email addresses.
01:08:49.000It's not the most complicated feat, but the average person's not going to be able to do it.
01:08:52.000You're not some random leftist slamming a Bud Light and then doing this.
01:08:56.000You're some hacker or someone with a general knowledge on how to spoof email addresses.
01:08:59.000Or BCC, because I think the BCC, the blind carbon copy... We did not receive the email, meaning it never went to us, which means it was a spoof.
01:09:06.000Unless Cleveland 19 themselves made the fake email, intentionally to get news for themselves.
01:09:11.000Also, we just have a strange shot here, right?
01:09:13.000It's extremely easy to just inspect Element in your browser, type in a fake email address under from, so they wouldn't even have to be able to spoof an email address, right?
01:09:21.000Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if somebody who worked at Cleveland 19 fabricated the email.
01:10:21.000Yeah, and other people were like, sharing the link, being like, yo, Tim Pool's like, they don't have this email, it's not a real email, and they don't care.
01:10:27.000That's why I'm like, I think maybe they did it.
01:10:31.000Or maybe there's a leftist who works there, who fabricated the email, put our name on it to generate a bunch of attention, knowing that it'll spark controversy.
01:11:45.000Because you mentioned you did get an email that was similar but not the same as this one, so how could the news network have spoofed it if they had no idea that you got a similar email?
01:11:54.000That's what's weird about it to me, is you did get a similar email.
01:12:29.000Drone strikes hit Moscow and first attack on Russian capital's residential areas since Ukraine war began.
01:12:37.000Once again, no one knows exactly who's responsible.
01:12:40.000Russia, of course, says it's the Kiev regime attacking civilian targets, while the West says that it's a Russian false flag intended to bolster public support for war in Russia.
01:12:51.000Here's why I think that's less likely.
01:12:54.000The attack was on a wealthy area of Moscow.
01:12:57.000If you attack poor people, you generate support for war.
01:13:00.000If you attack rich people, the rich people in the establishment elite say, like, hey, stop this.
01:13:05.000Our wealth is being destroyed because of it.
01:13:08.000It's also possible the idea is to attack the rich people because the rich people will then be like, we want war now!
01:13:20.000I mean, if the elite are going to pull off some kind of false flag, it would make much more sense for them to go after people who are lower status and don't have as much power to fight back against them.
01:13:45.000No, I'm being facetious, because that's what they've been doing, right?
01:13:49.000We were talking about this earlier, when Lindsey Graham, like a year and a half ago, got on the BBC and literally called for Putin's assassination.
01:13:57.000I mean, people will come after figures in new media for saying something slightly offensive and say, well, these content creators just aren't responsible enough.
01:14:08.000An American politician was on television calling for the assassination of the leader of a nation which is armed with nuclear weapons and that was just allowed to happen.
01:14:18.000Yeah, I think it's a- I mean we've- the media and political classes rhetoric surrounding this has been insanely irresponsible.
01:14:26.000It's important to be responsible even right now us talking about this because there's a lot of people listening and this is like sensitive.
01:14:33.000You know, I don't think it's a false flag.
01:14:36.000Then a dozen or so drones attacked civilians.
01:14:46.000I think it makes sense that Kiev did this more so than Russia false flagged it.
01:14:50.000Or some could have even been so independent.
01:14:52.000If Russia was going to do it, right, trying to fan the flames of war between all factions.
01:14:57.000But I feel like if Russia was going to do a false flag, they wouldn't target their elites and it would be more sophisticated than a few drones that failed to do any real damage.
01:15:13.000It's also, like, kind of a tit-for-tat thing, because they've been shelling different parts of, like, Ukraine as well, including, like, attacking Kiev.
01:15:27.000But if this is legitimate attack, Or whether or not, even if it's not, I think we're now moving very seriously close towards a nuclear war.
01:15:35.000Because Vladimir Putin said he would use nukes if there was an existential threat to Russia.
01:15:41.000And now Russian civilians are being attacked.
01:15:43.000And the United States has done nothing to promote diplomacy.
01:16:12.000And I'm not saying what Putin has done is by any means good, but what I am saying is our failure to behave diplomatically on the global stage Bears some responsibility for what's happening here, right?
01:16:27.000You can't just put this all on crazy, bad Russian man.
01:16:31.000The United States had a duty to behave responsibly on the foreign stage, and we consistently have not.
01:16:36.000I remember watching, like, maybe, like, almost 10 years ago, um, I think we might have been, like, a Vice piece.
01:16:41.000I don't remember what it was, but I was watching years and years ago, It was Putin speaking, saying, like, the West's aggressing.
01:16:47.000The West has all these new positions outside of Russia now, and that's only born to be true now that he's actually in the situation, that we are in the situation.
01:16:57.000It's so weird that we are finally here years and years since then, so... Do you think this is, like, a holdover of fear of, like, the Soviet Union?
01:17:06.000Like, I'm not blaming Hillary, like, whoever, but, like, people from that generation are, like, they're actually afraid of the Soviet Union communism?
01:17:14.000Well, I think that with this, I mean, Russia has, in the 20th century, faced, what, two up to this point, three serious existential crises, and the United States and Germany has been involved with all of them, and so NATO, which is basically the United States and Germany, starts inching closer and closer towards Russia's borders I mean, there was no sensitivity on our part in saying, okay, even if our intentions are good, let's pretend that they were and we can guarantee that our intentions were good.
01:17:45.000Maybe we need to be very careful and sensitive about how we go about this so that a hot war between Russia and Ukraine doesn't begin.
01:17:55.000We mercilessly ridiculed and insulted Russia throughout the entirety of Trump's presidency because the media wanted to scapegoat somebody for Trump's election and they couldn't just directly hate on the American people because that would be bad for their optics.
01:18:08.000Yeah, I think, if anything, that might have been born of people who were born in the era of the Cold War.
01:18:15.000Russia seemed as if they were still the Soviet Union, when in reality it's far from the case, you know?
01:18:19.000Well, remember back in 2012 when Mitt Romney, of course it was Mitt Romney, He said that Russia was going to be one of the primary existential threats to the United States in coming years, and everyone laughed at him, and now everyone's agreeing with him.
01:18:34.000And I know people are saying, how could you argue that when Russia's in a hot war with Ukraine right now?
01:18:38.000Part of the reason Russia is in a hot war with Ukraine right now is because the United States has been reckless.
01:18:45.000There's this idea of speaking softly and carrying a big stick.
01:18:49.000What the United States has done is we have spoken very loudly about a lot of these things.
01:18:55.000We've spoken very inappropriately about them.
01:18:57.000What was interesting about Donald Trump is even though to some extent he kept the peace, didn't start any new wars, Putin didn't invade while Trump was president.
01:19:05.000He waited until there was a man with dementia in the Oval Office before he decided to invade.
01:19:12.000When Trump was in office, there was a good argument that he made that in some sense he was He was very heavy-handed with Putin in terms of the threats he made to him, at least according to what Trump has said.
01:19:23.000What happened was Trump knew that in order to Guarantee the peace, even though diplomacy was necessary, there were moments where harshness was also necessary.
01:19:35.000And there is something about that, and there is something about the fact that Biden and the left, they either have no idea where those lines are, or they just don't care.
01:19:50.000Trump had the big stick, but he spoke loudly, but he had the big stick.
01:19:55.000Biden speaks loudly, but he's got a wet noodle.
01:19:58.000Well, I think there's truth in that, but I also think, like, it depends on how we're defining speaking loudly, because even though Trump, look, he had a lot of nerve.
01:20:08.000He walked right into North Korea to meet with Kim Jong-un.
01:20:11.000This is a guy who, while he was being even somewhat brash and abrasive, was still pursuing peace.
01:20:18.000Like, even when he was loud, he was still pursuing peace.
01:20:20.000He wanted to find a diplomatic solution to these problems.
01:20:23.000He wasn't interested in just going around and bullying other countries.
01:20:26.000Speaking of peace, do you remember the Kendall, I think it's Kendall Jenner ad, the Pepsi ad?
01:21:37.000Usually, you end up conscripting people.
01:21:39.000If you have a society of uneducated or unemployed, what just leads you to desperation, which means you conscript them into the military to do some crazy, aggressive, conquering war to get the resources that you weren't producing.
01:21:51.000These kids today are not doing any conquering of anything, to be clear.
01:21:58.000Because when there's a shortage of people, You can't afford war in quite the same way you look at what's happening in China.
01:22:04.000I think that's far more concerning They had a policy of aborting young baby girls and also engaging in open infanticide and so now the men Have a lopsided ratio.
01:22:16.000There are more men there by women, by a non-insignificant margin.
01:23:47.000There's also a massive problem of not only people not working, but again, so I was talking about China's demographic.
01:23:52.000In fact, they have a large male population, which is a frightening thing.
01:23:55.000But also, the fact that here, the massive problem we're facing, and I think one that most developed nations are going to be facing between the next 20 and 40 years, is exactly this.
01:24:03.000We didn't populate adequate enough numbers for there to be a legitimate and well-functioning workforce and economy in the future.
01:24:14.000I mean, my goodness, what is it, Social Security right now?
01:24:17.000It's something like four people working for every one retiree?
01:24:21.000I think the ratio is even worse than that at this point.
01:24:23.000It's not just Social Security, but my point is that's indicative of a much broader problem.
01:24:28.000It's not just lack of reproduction, which is a big factor though, it's that Gen Z and Millennials typically don't work.
01:24:36.000Look man, we've been trying to build this new facility for so long and it's insane how hard it is to find people to do any amount of work.
01:24:43.000And by the way, these incels and all these guys that aren't getting girls and all this kind of bullshit that we hear about all the time is, if these guys like got off their ass and maybe went to the gym and stopped eating crap all the time and actually looked, there's tons of women out there that would love a decent presenting guy that's not a total dumbass sitting around playing video games all the time.
01:25:01.000So that is a very solvable problem, but it is for a lack of trying and many other things you could get into.
01:27:15.000I remember when that pipeline was hacked about two years ago, and nobody there knew how to work the manual system, because all the people who could use it retired out.
01:27:25.000That's just the entire economy right now.
01:27:27.000I think unemployment has something to do with it, because right now you're incentivized to not work.
01:27:31.000If you're collecting unemployment, you're getting a thousand bucks a week, or every two weeks, or whatever it is.
01:27:35.000If you get a job, you lose that thousand bucks every two weeks.
01:27:38.000So if you're going to make $900 every two weeks at your job, you're actually making less working 40 hours, 80 hours than you are sitting on your ass.
01:28:37.000Well, but there is this bizarre sort of Rousseauian appeal to man's better nature that even if he's getting money to do nothing, he's still going to go do something.
01:28:45.000It's like, okay, well maybe he does do something and it's stupid and we don't need it and it doesn't benefit anybody.
01:30:39.000The problem is, they are blank slates.
01:30:43.000It used to be that when you were a kid, you'd watch your parents do their thing, you'd learn from them.
01:30:48.000You know, we were driving in the car recently with some friends and uh...
01:30:51.000Someone mentioned they used to have a dream where they wake up at school, you know, they're like, I have a dream where I'm in school naked or something.
01:30:58.000And then we always hear people say, like, I have these weird dreams where it's like, I forgot to turn in a test, but I'm like, I'm like 35, man.
01:31:06.000And I said, it's because human beings are not supposed to spend half their life in an institutionalized learning facility, and then overnight switch to something totally different.
01:31:17.000So what happens is, all of your developmental years are in this machine, so now, 20 years later, you have a nightmare about forgetting a test because your body and mind have been trained and conditioned to do that.
01:31:31.000If we grew up on farms, you'd be 15, you'd have a nightmare, you forgot to get the eggs from the chicken coop.
01:31:39.000Then when you're 35, you wake up and go, I forgot the eggs.
01:32:30.000I still say I have to work, because I have a schedule and because I have responsibilities.
01:32:34.000But doing this, all the stuff we do, it's not like, ugh, sorry guys, I've got an 8-11.
01:32:40.000Well for sure, you've got to channel it into work.
01:32:46.000Your work needs to be, if you want to do it well and be successful at it, it needs to be something that you love.
01:32:51.000That doesn't mean you're not going to have mundane aspects of it, and that we all understand.
01:32:56.000But overall, in general, you've got to feel like what you're doing is accomplishing something, whether it's fixing someone's car and you want to see someone roll out with a working vehicle, or you want to see someone walking home with food that magically ends up in the grocery store, those kinds of things.
01:33:10.000You've got to have some incentive behind it, and you've got to have some actual motivation and love for what you're doing.
01:35:09.000And we've kind of run into that same issue along the way at a lot of places throughout this.
01:35:15.000But yeah, it's a lot of work, a lot of money.
01:35:17.000We got coffee, and we want to do cold brew, because I love cold brew, that's my jam, right?
01:35:23.000And so we've reached out to our suppliers, our distributors, our companies, and it would cost us, we would have to sell the can of cold brew per can, $5 per cold brew.
01:35:46.000Well, no, but okay, but is that because, no, you should talk to me about this.
01:35:50.000Is it, so they're saying that $5 per can, like, cause the coffee itself, like, you know, you got very minimal ingredients there, obviously.
01:35:59.000So all this, how bulk are you looking at?
01:36:03.000Like, so we're not going to be putting in millions of dollars to order big warehouses full.
01:36:07.000You wouldn't have to, but like if you did a tractor-trailer loads where you really get your main discount when it comes to like aluminum cans.
01:36:14.000So we're all online and we want to do online sales and we did all of the sourcing and everything and it would come out to like breaking even at five bucks a can.
01:36:23.000So it's just we're avoiding it for now.
01:36:27.000Yeah, I think you actually can find out that you could do this cheaper.
01:36:31.000Dealing with coffee, you have so many more options than we are with alcohol.
01:36:35.000So UPS is, some will ship with insert, more or less, you can over, if I summed it up, you can say UPS is really the only one that will ship alcohol.
01:36:45.000But you can ship your coffee with USPS, as much as they suck a lot of the times, but nonetheless, you can ship your coffee with that so you can have a lot cheaper options of getting your coffee.
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01:38:53.000You were becoming tiny specks in the distance as I was actually kind of scared was super steep and it just rained and we're really dumb so we got out of our cars in the middle of nowhere in a mountain where like the only people were on ATVs and Motorbike like dirt bikes and then we climbed up this super steep Like it's very steep.
01:40:19.000We're still working on the first location, and it's taking forever.
01:40:24.000It's insane how long it takes to do anything.
01:40:26.000Is there any process for people to start setting up franchises yet?
01:40:29.000We can't until we have everything set up and we have... I mean, it's bonkers.
01:40:34.000I got an email about it, so... We'll be sending at some point, I'm sure, like franchise... Dude, nobody's working.
01:40:39.000I'm sorry, it's just, it's just, that's just it.
01:40:41.000There's nobody working, and I've been saying over and over again, every other week, when I get angrier and angrier, because we're now two years on from this new location not being done, because nobody is working, and I'm like, do we have to drive to Home Depot and just offer people jobs?
01:42:21.000At the end of the day, don't give those out early.
01:42:24.000Yeah, I mean, this is one of the massive problems.
01:42:26.000There are a number of problems with this, but this is one of the massive problems with the government deciding to get involved in the economy, pick winners and losers, and say the wave of the future is going to be people being employed based on having a four to six year college degree.
01:42:38.000So now we're going to subsidize these loans.
01:42:41.000Not only has it trained people and pushed people into fields where there isn't as much demand as it was once speculated there would be, not only has it increased the cost of loans, but it takes people out of the workplace for four to six years as well.
01:42:54.000It's just the weirdest thing to me that people wouldn't mind running around killing boars for three hours and then going to the quartermaster for a new quest to go kill griffins and then they're like after killing a thousand of them I've gotten enough gold to buy the forest leather boots of agility and I'm like bro get a job.
01:43:12.000I don't understand how that... Like, you don't feel that same way when you finally acquire your new Legend of Zelda?
01:43:20.000Like, I've gone to my quest master, my boss, and said, what tasks need be done?
01:43:25.000And then he says, you must deliver 16 bags of french fries!
01:45:34.000And, well, I mean, honestly, Ann Horsey, the question always arises, everyone I talk to, they say, I don't know where these people have money.
01:45:57.000Sit down at a poker table, before the big blind comes, I deal you cards, you get to play the game, you don't have to spend any money, you can pay $2 at the low stakes games, just for fun to hang out.
01:46:04.000But I go out to the floor at MGM, one hand of say, like four card poker, it's a table game, $250.
01:46:14.000I'm like, where does anybody have this money?
01:46:16.000We're losing a middle class is what's happening.
01:46:19.000And I think you've got people, well, I mean, there's, you know, you've got people that have a lot of money and you've got, you know, again, that gap is widening.
01:46:27.000And so the people with a lot of money blowing 250 bucks or whatever it is.
01:46:31.000I was at the grocery store and we spent about 180 bucks on all these groceries and I sat down and as I was getting into the car, the thought came into my mind, it's good to be rich.
01:47:54.000And people often say, I was reading a meme about poker, and it was like, God bless the old man who shows up and loses his money every week.
01:48:00.000And then someone responded, I don't think you understand.
01:48:03.000This old man just wants to hang out with you.
01:49:18.000And some people always say like, oh, well, maybe it's just credit or they shouldn't be gambling the money.
01:49:24.000And then I'm like, if that were true, I would all, I would not also be asking where are the people who are, who are like, where are the workers?
01:50:21.000So, I think to clarify what you're saying is, for people who make Memorial Day superchats here, you will donate to a charity supporting the children of veterans?
01:50:33.000KidTrux says, hey, did you guys hear about the bus driver who got fired from Charlotte Area Transit System when a passenger pulled a gun on him and he defended himself?
01:50:39.000They fired him because they have a no-weapons policy.
01:50:43.000Guess they think you should just get shot.
01:50:44.000Well, there was the guy in the parking garage who got shot twice, wrestled the gun away from the guy, and then shot in self-defense, and then they were like, you're under arrest.
01:52:53.000Yeah, if you remember Korea, when they found out that their Prime Minister had an involvement with, I think it was Prime Minister Moon had involvement with some kind of cult.
01:53:04.000They had thousands of people in the streets.
01:53:05.000I don't think anyone remembers that, but that was because of the fact that like this, and there's a difference to the Prime Minister, but they had this person in Seoul that was not part of the Korean government.
01:53:14.000It wasn't part of like anything like that.
01:53:15.000It's an ulterior motive in your government, and it's similar to that, you know?
01:53:39.000You know, humans are so disappointing sometimes.
01:53:44.000I kind of just have this... You know, it's my fault, really.
01:53:47.000It's my fault growing up in America, at a time when we thought highly of our founding fathers for being strong, moral figures who believed in individual responsibility, personal liberties.
01:53:59.000It's my fault for believing those things should be inherent in people.
01:54:18.000You had this big city, you had this big country, you had London, you had these European cities, and people were like, I don't want to live this way.
01:54:40.000And then those people had kids, and taught those kids, and those people had kids, and taught those kids, and then you had a small country where they were basically all thinking the same thing.
01:55:24.000You know, Peter... But it's also spiraling downward.
01:55:27.000Yeah, Peter Adia said that it's only recently that things have begun to fall apart and it has a lot to do with the food pyramid, this business plan that the American government was involved in creating and pushing on people as propaganda to make them think that that's what they're supposed to be eating, empty carbs.
01:55:45.000The entire food pyramid, everything the government puts... I've lost my mind many times reading government guidelines, quote-unquote, about food and health.
01:55:53.000It's literally, generally you could just do the opposite of everything they're telling you.
01:55:57.000I mean, they got the man in the dress, like, telling you how to eat, how to be healthy, and he's also overweight.
01:56:03.000He's clearly a very healthy guy, right?
01:56:05.000And they're telling you this is what you need to do to get healthy.
01:56:07.000I'll do the opposite, it's been working great.
01:56:09.000I wonder if the answer is doing what the founding fathers and our ancestors did, and straight up get on a boat and go build your own place.
01:56:20.000We'll talk about some of the ways in which Reagan was overrated, but one thing he said which is dead honest, there's nowhere else to go.
01:56:29.000I think there will be a human revolution on Mars when we start populating another planet, which, you know, maybe it seems fantastical now, but it will happen.
01:56:36.000And when it does, there will be a revolution on that planet and they will take control of their government the way that Americans did.
01:56:43.000Basically, in the show, you've got, uh, Mars was a colony, but it was heavily militaristic because of the way you had to live to survive, and then they basically break off and form their own country or whatever.
01:56:53.000Ironically, that's like, and maybe people don't know about this, but that's in Gundam, too.
01:57:26.000Did you ever see, oh my gosh, years ago there was this plan for a massive floating tax shelter island that people would finance to go live on.
01:57:35.000Oh man, it was an incredible pipe dream.
01:57:38.000OMG Puppy says Santa Claus was at the Council of Nicaea and he punched one of the other bishops.
01:57:44.000He punched a heretic, he punched an Aryan heretic.
01:57:46.000So just know he is checking that list twice, alright?
01:57:48.000So did he steal his sled from the Romans?
01:58:28.000All right, we get a couple more in here.
01:58:32.000Seth Klein says, Recently unemployed and looking for work.
01:58:35.000Not sure if I could help with anything.
01:58:37.000We are very close to Me just tweeting out the- I'm not even kidding.
01:58:43.000Like, I've already said several times, if we don't get someone, I'm literally just gonna tweet the address and then we'll set up, like, a job fair.
01:58:56.000The toughest thing is though, is a lot of these things require some level of skill, like, you know, like someone's got to show up who knows concrete.
02:00:15.000We spend more time shutting down the pseudo-hippie than he brings up Val- I don't-
02:00:21.000You spend more time shutting- I actually like your hippie side, just to be clear.
02:00:25.000We- I bought something called, uh, I bought some all-natural hippie deodorant that's made of, like, carnauba wax and, like, fragrance and stuff, and one of the scents was dragon's blood, and I opened it up and it smells like your bedroom.
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