00:32:03.460rights as an issue that she would vote for because she was afraid it would offend muslims also heads
00:32:10.420up just i think it was a couple days ago yesterday maybe somebody ran into a pride event with a car
00:32:17.100running over a bunch of people and of course it turned out it was a muslim immigrant and leftists
00:32:22.760are already writing cover for them so that's fantastic and again if you think that this is
00:32:26.660the one-time thing or i'm being hyperbolic and this really did just happen here the telegraph
00:32:30.860article on this a german woman for finding out a gang rapist of a 15 year old girl an underage
00:32:38.000girl who was muslim calling him a pig for doing this was given a longer prison sentence than he
00:32:44.020was given this is where the left is this is where the mainstream left is the fights that happened on
00:32:50.0204chan if you look back in the day that led to trump becoming the the nominee to begin with
00:32:55.540because that was the first place he was really supported there how many people were likely
00:32:59.020involved in that 15 000 maybe 10 000 not that many you you don't need that many people to
00:33:05.680change a country or a culture. You just have to be having the fight where it matters.
00:33:11.720In the same way, if you look at the left fight, you're like, how much does it really matter
00:33:16.300that the Islamist faction is gaining toll, like the anti-Western faction? Look at, one,0.81
00:33:23.400the leftist drop of policies like environmentalism, right? That's been a huge
00:33:29.900policy change on the left. The leftists rise because the left used to be generally anti-immigration
00:33:35.180because they were pro-worker of all of this incredibly aggressive pro-immigration sentiment
00:33:41.320or even the hiding of the great brigands to begin with that's not a normal thing for leftists to do0.98
00:33:46.960to try to hide a islamist well not even islamist in that case just muslim rape network that's a
00:33:54.220that's not a leftist thing to want to do that's a very specific sub-ideology even where the left0.89
00:34:00.820has been focused a lot of its attention now the dorian mondami battle that's the most important
00:34:05.960city in america simone right like that's manhattan okay that that the destiny side has lost this
00:34:13.780ideological battle existentially matters and i think what we're seeing here is all of the packs
00:34:20.840in the world can't affect a thing all of the all of these people who used to think their dark money
00:34:25.980whatever was going to affect everything was going to control politics kamala outraised trump
00:34:30.8203x you know you talk about was it really 3x yes 3x you talk about big don't it just doesn't matter
00:34:37.200anymore it's the culture war that matters my gosh so like we need to capture institutions
00:34:46.660that's useful to do when we can do it or build new institutions like we're doing is rfab.ai right
00:34:51.980like we'll build the best ai agents and the best ai chatbots and the best ai image and video
00:34:57.220generation and and games and everything like we go at this from a we have to own the the
00:35:04.960institutions that are the most important within the next generation and the ai platforms are one
00:35:10.000of those things right like that's why we've gone after that and our audience has a lot of things
00:35:14.740that i'd like to see them go after right because you know that that's that's the foot soldiers who
00:35:20.020are making this stuff happen so this is this is one of those things where somebody's like0.96
00:35:23.520does the stupid it's it goes to the person who you know back when i was at the gsb they're like0.91
00:35:28.620why why are you concerned with this 4chan tumblr battle it's never gonna matter at anything and0.99
00:35:33.980it's like oh the the battle that happened for what is right culture in these little platforms
00:35:40.060all the way back then all these early concrete creators these ended up defining two cultures
00:35:46.220right like like the people who are like oh this little tumblr weird xeno gender whatever that's
00:35:53.320never going to be mainstream right like why why participate in that fight why participate in the
00:35:58.440one of the big cultural battles back then that really matters that it who won was the two cutes
00:36:03.400versus the true scubs for anyone who was around that was happening was in that little leftist
00:36:07.700ecosystem how many people were genuinely involved in the two cutes versus the two cutes versus the
00:36:13.080true scubs i've never been like 5 000 people 3 000 people for people who are unaware this battle
00:36:19.520was some people said being trans is something that you were born as and you cannot change and
00:36:26.160it is a medical condition that you need to be diagnosed with because it's a serious and real
00:36:30.880thing and then the too cute said how can you say that anyone can say they're trans whenever they
00:36:35.180feel like it anyone can say they're whatever gender they want whenever they feel like it you
00:36:38.260don't get to gate what trans is trans is an emotion trans is in the moment trans is you know
00:36:44.340an idea of a social movement right and they they they won hard and now you can't say and some
00:36:53.060people get surprised like all leftists are like but is it trans like something you're born as and0.95
00:36:57.860people like no that's a very transphobic thing to say you know that's that's a very true scummy
00:37:02.060thing to say they're just not familiar with like the the downstream politics but this has mattered
00:37:06.120a lot in terms of like these these gender the stuff that's being taught in schools the stuff
00:37:10.980is being taught in schools it's like from tumblr right the the the the presentations you're forced
00:37:16.480to sit through at work these don't come from the old fogey democrats idea of what dei was
00:37:22.260yeah no this is not what they envisioned to be fair we saw the vision of dei in the early 90s
00:37:33.560when every tv show had the kid with the wheelchair the native american kid the chinese kid the
00:37:40.960midwestern kid because they were diversity too midwesterns wow what's that oh no asians no they0.87
00:37:45.900don't count at all yeah asians don't show up native americans show up where are the kids in0.98
00:37:50.640the wheelchairs they're gone hispanics are actually in terms of movies the the least
00:37:55.420represented ethnic group yeah where are they with their portion of the population what's going on0.96
00:37:59.280there yeah they don't care they don't care they just they defined a few ethnicities and groups
00:38:03.940that had value you know muslims and blacks and then they they rank them right and trans people
00:38:08.860right? It's like, those are going to be our groups going forwards. And a gay cis is basically
00:38:13.720a white male, right? You know, just increasingly creating this sort of hierarchy within their0.97
00:38:18.180spaces. So yeah, no, I mean, it matters. These battles that seem absurd become the culture of
00:38:24.960tomorrow. And I'm honestly shocked that like the mainstream think tanks don't get this.
00:38:32.380hmm well do they have a financial incentive to though i mean a mainstream think tank lives at
00:38:41.360the whims of their donors and their donors don't know about this so they would only get in trouble
00:38:46.240for catering to this group because their donors would be like what is this strange i mean i think
00:38:50.460on the internet there's a blue man who says he's jewish i don't understand it the group best at
00:38:57.080handling this has been the heritage foundation they're honestly fantastic yeah they actually
00:39:01.640are plugged in and it's amazing they had i mean obviously i see that the nick fuentes griper
00:39:06.700faction as our primary ideological enemy like they're our chorus most direct foe in terms of
00:39:13.500the future of the country and i would still applaud that the heritage foundation did say that it was
00:39:19.500okay that nick fuentes appeared on whatever show like remember when that happened and they got in
00:39:23.360trouble for thinking that i was like that that that was actually you know it at least showed
00:39:27.820that they were open to the new factions that are fighting and they've always been open to us
00:39:31.800and willing to see where that goes from from where we are today and i don't know where that goes i
00:39:38.980don't know where that goes but what i would but what i would say is is at least the heritage is
00:39:41.660open to it but i think that a lot of these foundations if i were them i'd be putting
00:39:44.360money into it i i would be how what would that even look like he right now nux is demonetized
00:39:51.340from youtube why don't you fund him jews i mean he's the core like ideologically relevant jew
00:39:57.760on the right right now where's all your jew gold now i want your jew gold fine here now let's go0.96
00:40:06.960do you think i'm stupid i know that all jews carry fake bags of gold around their necks to0.89
00:40:10.900keep the real bags of gold around their necks safe hand over the real jew gold cap0.99
00:40:14.080no it's true when when you look at like what think tanks are putting out and their reach0.84
00:40:21.760versus what Nux puts out its alignment with their values and his reach. It is kind of insane that
00:40:28.320like thing tank money is going to them. One thing that gives me hope on this front though,
00:40:32.620something that recently popped up that people were talking about on X is that the Trump
00:40:36.560administration is shifting funding in scientific development from things like academic institutions,
00:40:43.060which no one trusts anymore anyway, to just individual scientists and AI. And that is a
00:40:50.460line to me that maybe we'll see people possibly following the lead placed by the administration
00:40:57.700in that hey look we're not going to invest in institutions that don't show an roi i do think
00:41:05.040that there are some like i think heritage foundation makes a difference a big difference
00:41:08.300it has been powerful since the early 90s or earlier right but i don't know of many think
00:41:14.260tanks that are really oh there's the other one that like mints conservative justices which is
00:41:20.240that's the the catholic one whatever they call it yeah that that one i yeah i think that one's
00:41:24.440really powerful so that those two are the ones those two yeah there's a there's i mean there's
00:41:29.780other ones that are trying to matter and they're trying to matter but it's different from actually
00:41:33.480mattering and yeah they did use to shape ideology upstream oh there was a southern poverty law
00:41:38.380center that kept racism alive which is great you know but not a conservative no i mean there was
00:41:43.540a lot of like the manhattan institute all that there was a lot of conservative think tanks
00:41:46.860and their goal presumably was like let's get all the young intellectual conservatives capture them
00:41:52.840in our institution pay them have them put out the stuff and then we will subtly influence
00:41:58.620the stuff and them right and that that is not what they do anymore now they just hire people
00:42:06.840who already agree with them largely speaking and don't really have intellectual influence0.95
00:42:10.440which is catastrophically stupid but i think it's because as you said for them it's about0.98
00:42:17.940optics for their donors it's not about actually winning the fight0.99
00:42:21.820yeah and i mean how much do donors actually care i mean if anyone out there is willing to start
00:42:30.860like a real fund to actually influence the culture war like go for it man we'll we'll support you
00:42:35.840where we can i don't i mean like i was thinking about doing it if if someone were paid by
00:42:42.920a major think tank don't wouldn't their audience not see them as being legitimate no charlie kirk
00:42:51.680got major investments from think tank groups they tried to capture him and like when the0.80
00:42:57.700jewish orcs did he was just like i'm just gonna get angrier the more you try to capture me0.88
00:43:01.860don't try that which we saw from his private writings but yeah but they attempted to influence0.84
00:43:06.540the cultural battle by influencing Charlie Kirk so they could recognize it at like one stage I
00:43:11.600mean actually one of the groups that was the smartest in doing this but sort of fell apart
00:43:16.640was the Daily Wire they said we're going to capture conservative culture not with the
00:43:22.260institutions but at the level of the influencers and so they would pick up promising influencers
00:43:25.800and then shape them that's true yes okay you're right they are an example of an organization that
00:43:30.980did this but they kept losing control bye i love you buddy come right back if she's not out thanks
00:43:37.440you know how octavian has a problem with boundaries and phones but he's like we'll
00:43:44.860just make a command so i can't call her until after 4 p.m and i bet that there's some kind of
00:43:52.900random like blank smartphone that you can get that you have ai run they can do things like that
00:44:02.660like listen to your kid all the time that's what i'm building that's what i'm building you can't
00:44:07.980make calls on it though the rfab device i mean i could make it make calls do you want me to make
00:44:12.420it make calls we have the whole thing set up to make calls you're right it can make calls but
00:44:16.280can you make calls through it i could do that that would be trivially easy that would be really cool
00:44:22.240if you could like set up contacts that your kid can call through the device via wi-fi i guess
00:44:28.240yeah like a cheap ai device the kid can have with them anywhere that's also a cell phone that's quite
00:44:32.240good yeah yeah that that allows them to you know tell their ai companion to call their parents for
00:44:37.840them or something like oh yeah yeah i can do that yeah call my friend okay okay then the ai can
00:44:43.920monitor the call make sure everything's okay okay so mom a cool idea actually so we can do that with
00:44:53.000the rfab device i'll have it ready in a few weeks people sorry we recorded this episode a little bit
00:44:57.140ago so that feature is already live the rfab apps are working mostly as far as i know if anything's
00:45:04.540broken let me know next new feature you're getting called out working so hard i'm sorry i overwork
00:45:10.540you you need to but on the subject with regard to political relevancy very good point that the
00:45:19.420daily wire was trying to be that like hey here are influencers i will bring them under my wing
00:45:25.960and they will shape what it means to be conservative and i feel like they effectively
00:45:30.520did that for a while maybe they still effectively do that as much as ever it's not common knowledge
00:45:35.220that they're boughting no they effectively did that for a while they don't for a while
00:45:39.700so i guess what went wrong they spent a whole bunch of money making a fantasy series no what
00:45:46.220went wrong is two big things one is is that they didn't understand that it was better to side with
00:45:53.860the faction that was like no giving aid to israel but like we can do things that are aligned
00:45:59.380occasionally right like which is really what the nerd right has has come to take as their position0.80
00:46:04.900which is like it is stupid that we are still giving israel aid israel should be showing us0.93
00:46:09.260more respect than they're showing us but that doesn't mean that we should reflectively hurt0.71
00:46:13.140our own interests just to hurt israel that was not a position that the the the daily wire was
00:46:21.020going to be okay was taking and because of that the they couldn't work with the nerd right as the
00:46:26.540nerd right grew which just completely scuttled them also the the phobia of stuff like anime1.00
00:46:32.660and pornography and stuff like that that has always been pretty central to the like sexy women
00:46:38.880has always been central to the nerd right identity right and he would have been completely unable to
00:46:46.200be like yeah you you don't need to explicitly like hide sexy sexy women like that that's not
00:46:53.740so i think that those things were just like he couldn't get his head around them and it seemed
00:46:58.460like weird internet nerds that he didn't need to care about and so he tried to create an enemy of
00:47:06.200a group that should have been his most likely ally and through doing that completely lost the
00:47:12.360audience that was looking for like an authentic pro-america vision because it really began to
00:47:18.460feel like a first and foremost pro-israel vision and as well pro-censorship you know that he's like
00:47:24.620how can you say this how can you say this you can't do that and and be an authentic like within
00:47:30.140the nerd right cultural sphere individual it used to be how it was it used to be how it was and he
00:47:35.460just didn't grok that it had changed or was changing or that some other group was beating
00:47:40.500him out and then the second big mistake he made was antagonizing the people under his influence
00:47:48.120who have gained a lot of power like the the brett cooper thing the thing was candace owens those
00:47:54.900are totally on him losses like he could still control those sources of influence and now each
00:48:01.200of them has significantly more influence than the entire daily wire combined right so like0.99
00:48:05.460how do you fat up so badly ben like i don't know it's just really stupid stupid uh and also the0.99
00:48:13.740people that he chose to be sort of his influencers showed him being out of touch with who the1.00
00:48:20.320culturally relevant parts of the right are actually listening to not a lot of like the culturally
00:48:26.220relevant like get into white house get into power people watch the people under the daily wire sphere
00:48:31.820of influence they're they're sort of like the last generation of that's a good point actually
00:48:37.020yeah like the the kind of audience that i understand to be watching brett cooper a really
00:48:42.140nice young conservative leaning women but they're not planning to destabilize nations or like1.00
00:48:52.920change policy significantly as a politician for example yeah so you you are swaying them as voters1.00
00:48:59.980maybe but that at best and maybe maybe not even that well and candace owens i do see a slightly
00:49:08.440higher agency potential the group listening to her no no candace owens has gotten her hooks in1.00
00:49:14.040the actual culture war figures yeah she she is i would say on the griper side one of the core
00:49:20.440generals she may not identify as a griper herself but it clearly anti anti-israel is her core
00:49:27.640ideology and everything is downstream of that which is part of the griper identity so yeah
00:49:33.300she's definitely just like fully on that side yeah i think that anyone who really gets into her
00:49:41.220content is too likely to be conspiracy brain themselves to the point where they are not
00:49:48.000going to be as effective in their work as other people true true that that that may be the case
00:49:53.280i mean it's it's not the best strategy but i mean the people who get into hassan's content
00:49:58.560also become very conspiratorially brained do they is he a conspiracy person i don't think he
00:50:04.760i mean i think he's yeah he's not as bad as like candace owens you're right about that well no one
00:50:09.420i mean candace owens i mean alex jones has fewer conspiracy theories than candace owens she makes
00:50:16.820alex jones look like the most i mean well and the thing is alex jones is pointing to so many
00:50:23.060things that have turned out to be true well i actually think this is this is the core reason
00:50:26.800the Grapers lost actually is Nick did a very bad job of raising a cohesive set of generals to push
00:50:36.700his ideology he raised like there were a number of people like Candace Owens were sort of operating
00:50:42.260on their own and then the people directly under him within the Graper army as he calls it were
00:50:47.840way too far under him right like they they did not have a degree of autonomy they basically just
00:50:53.600follow what he's putting out and signal boost it and that does not a strong movement create
00:51:00.060where if you look at the nerd right it's a collection of loosely allied friendly factions
00:51:08.220that have similar goals and are willing to compromise and think independently like there
00:51:16.240there is no equivalent in the griper faction of asthma gold slash knox slash leaflet slash you
00:51:21.940slash me slash powder slash you know kirscher slash you know any of the other dozen tech tone
00:51:27.540any any of the other dozen creators that are you know downstream of this space they're just not
00:51:33.760represented and i think it's because one of the reasons why we've been able to do this is because
00:51:38.340a lot of the nerd right has gone really out of its way to help people that are that are rising
00:51:42.760influencers yeah that's one of the biggest things i've i've noticed in spaces that are up and coming
00:51:49.920and really flourishing is that people within them introduce people to each other whereas the ones
00:51:54.740that are dying there's a ton of gatekeeping and to the point like what was this whole podcast about
00:52:01.240but literal gatekeeping yeah so I don't have a whole lot of hope for that faction yeah like
00:52:08.180like next coming on our show for example yeah I mean he's he's so much bigger than us he could
00:52:13.560have easily written us off and never been willing to talk with us I mean leaflet too right she's
00:52:19.860way bigger than us and she you know you get to go on her her stream every other week which is so
00:52:25.600cool and so fun there whereas i feel like if that had happened in one of these other communities
00:52:31.400and not just progressives you know conservatives too if it were like the daily wire universe
00:52:36.760we would not be allowed in the room at all never even like when we went to the arc conference which
00:52:42.840was more of the ben shapiro jordan peterson sphere of the conservative space it felt so
00:52:49.360gate keepy yeah there were a ton of people at the event who were nerd right content creators
00:52:57.120big ones like sargon of akad was there right like a lot of big deep yeah very big deal people and
00:53:02.880what did they do they literally shoved all attendees into a giant audience room and yelled
00:53:08.800at them if they were outside at talking and networking with each other and made them all
00:53:12.660listen to their chosen lineup of their chosen conservative leaders who didn't have anything
00:53:20.300interesting to say. It was like whiny and it was okay. And it ended up, I think just when I was
00:53:27.660there and you know, I see Edward Dutton and I see Sargon of Akkad and I see the dad saves America
00:53:32.540and not one of them is on stage. Not one of the actual people was in audiences. What's up with
00:53:40.320that i was like oh and obviously i'm there and i'm hugely insulted that i'm not on stage
00:53:45.560i'm like what are you guys even doing like this is not how you influence this is not how you play1.00
00:53:51.500the culture war right you you you idiot imbeciles you you give the people with audiences money1.00
00:53:57.400not these jack offs yeah it was but that that is that faction so this is not exactly just1.00
00:54:06.560not even close to just a thing of that people in the life no the arc faction was the so it's just
00:54:13.300for people who are aware of the faction that they were trying to influence everything in favor of
00:54:16.800i'd call it the fuddy-duddy english conservative it's not even a thing in the united states
00:54:21.660you know the the things that they're afraid of are violence against women in pornography
00:54:26.480that sort of stuff right like even though they're the ones that want it yeah
00:54:31.200most men do not want to do that because most men are also subs in the end she's she's talking
00:54:40.640statistically there yeah i i know i think it's that males are more statistically likely to be
00:54:45.800doms but they are still overwhelmingly like like yeah they're way more statistically yeah but it's
00:54:51.840like you know are for women 40 versus like you know 10 of women yeah even if that if that 10
00:55:01.580the point being is like that was this type of stuff they were lecturing us about and i was like
00:55:07.440what you guys are so getting out of touch like the you're not the that faction i didn't even
00:55:14.160label them as one of the factions because they basically only exist in the uk they're incredibly
00:55:18.620depressed every time you talk to them they're just like well we're just losing everything you
00:55:22.560know you know so here's they get mad at you and you're like well kick out all the immigrants and
00:55:28.540they're like well that would be quite an extremist opinion and it's like no can get a tractor and
00:55:35.060just plow down their their neighborhoods right like we can we can build a condo there or something
00:55:40.160get them out get them out but on the left i think what you really are missing and what i kept expect
00:55:44.640you did mention his name but i was expecting you to say that like the big growing faction that
00:55:49.600actually is worth watching now is the the mom donny faction the mom donner party the mom donny
00:55:56.840is the islamist faction it's but it's not i mean are hassan and mom donny friends at the very least
00:56:04.200mom donny is the leader like he is the person to watch and he is an elected politician he is someone
00:56:11.900can affect policy you're asking a bunch of questions like people don't know the answer
00:56:15.100to these questions so yes they are directly connected okay Hassan worked to campaign for
00:56:21.000Mondami and then he was slighted and not allowed in the Mondami campaign parties which was one of
00:56:27.180the reasons why I thought that he had lost the battle so we do know they are direct ideological
00:56:33.440allies they have almost every single point that each of them cares about the other one cares about
00:56:38.400they are the exact same faction there is no difference mandami might be in the same way
00:56:45.900that and i think you're wrong to say that mandami is like the leader of it in the same way that you
00:56:50.180could say something like jd vance or like peter teal or like the the people that that i see on
00:56:58.240the left who are like followers but influential who like i did their identity is i'm a leftist
00:57:06.760they don't talk about hassan they don't talk about destiny they certainly don't talk about
00:57:11.520nick fuentes i guess even though he's trying they talk about mom donnie they don't talk about anyone
00:57:16.600else not even aoc well this this group is the the group that you listen to the let's not make a
00:57:22.720bother leftist like they're they're they're they're not let's not make a bother people no they're
00:57:28.380they're in the destiny camp they're mostly like pro-gay stuff pro so they are they historically0.55
00:57:34.360are pro that stuff they don't really get what mandami is really about they don't really listen
00:57:38.920to what mandami is really about they see a lot of excitement for him and so they try to get on that
00:57:44.540but i just think that they mostly are unaware they're they they understand like colonizer
00:57:50.920theory and everything which was written by mandami's dad see our episode on that but it's
00:57:55.980yeah what a family power family see new political royalty it's all there it's all there this stuff
00:58:02.620is written by his death but they don't agree with all that or they are unaware that that is what
00:58:06.600this faction stands for and that's a large way this faction's been able to gain so much power
00:58:10.540on the left it's just i didn't expect them to gain this much institutional power on the left
00:58:14.220which i think we will see in the next leftist candidate running for president or we will see
00:58:19.480a major pretty explicitly islamist candidate running i think i don't know if you'd win the
00:58:24.680primaries but i think we'll see it yeah i'm so looking forward to that when when is the next
00:58:31.520presidential we have a long way to go i mean you look at like mondani's staff and like his key
00:58:37.580person who ran his like housing thing was like so for example she calls to impoverish the white
00:58:45.120middle class homeownership is racist and a failed public policy she said no more white men in office1.00
00:58:52.360platform she said this country has built wealth for white people through generation slavery stolen
00:58:59.060land and labor white supremacy built the north and the south she said by the way in case you're
00:59:04.260wondering slavery impoverished the south slavery economically setbacks the south this is what all
00:59:10.060mainstream economists think she said the kkk are a violent christian group to keep us all safe and
00:59:17.580busy travel today delta should kick white people in its x-mas outfits off planes she said after0.91
00:59:24.940encountering an 11 year old group of white boys i don't know why keep procreating so she's a0.97
00:59:32.680massively massively racist individual and this is who he's putting into power you can look at his0.64
00:59:40.200dressed up version of islamism and think or anti-westernism and think oh this is this is
00:59:47.380about social what i know no no no it's not who he's not hiring that's not who he's staffing0.99
00:59:52.060he is above all else an islamist and anti-white candidate you know i i hate all white people0.99
00:59:59.340we should you know get rid of get rid of white people you know etc like they're they're explicitly1.00
01:00:05.260in this like yeah our job is crushing western civilization0.99
01:00:09.840more than anything else that's i say that's the faction to watch i'm not watching hassan i don't
01:00:17.820think people i don't even think that the people who watch this on watch him for his political
01:00:22.760opinions i i genuinely think clearly he has influence if he was able to be at the major
01:00:29.700dnc for youth event and control who can enter right because he he's that's like saying someone
01:00:35.640who who wears chanel designs for chanel no he wears chanel he wears ready to wear that's not
01:00:43.180No, that's not Simone. It's the major, the DNC controls who the primary candidate went. Like they basically chose the last presidential candidate for the Democratic voters. Okay. Their level of centralized control is astonishing that they are taking shot calls from Hassan shows a level of influence that you are pretending isn't there.
01:01:07.560i just only i can only imagine that he there was something that we don't know because it's
01:01:13.060otherwise so inexplicable to me it wouldn't be good for content it would be better for there
01:01:17.480to be some it's a power confrontation if anything he's making it clear how much power he has over
01:01:23.260the dnc maybe you're right i don't know i'm sure everyone will tell me how wrong i am in the
01:01:29.060comments we'll see people in the comments weigh in let us know i am yeah so quesadillas case and
01:01:36.200very very excited for that and i love you and have a good one i love you too gorgeous i will
01:01:42.720let you know dinner's ready okay for tariffs so there's just there you would you would never even
01:01:47.460though they're so affordable there's no way you could buy one of the really cool chinese
01:01:52.440electric vehicles which makes me mad because don't they like explode whatever sometimes0.99
01:02:02.740such a prude oh my god yeah that's a that's a luxe setup she's got there i know right
01:02:12.080but this is a whole genre you don't understand she's not the only creator
01:02:15.660she is just one there's one that lives in this like double decker mobile home that's like all
01:02:21.060rickety and kind of it's like hell's moving castle if you had a real like real it's so crazy0.99
01:02:26.780and then there's another one oh and that same woman also has this extra super tiny car that
01:02:31.520she somehow turns into like she'll like cook hot pot meals in it and then she'll turn it into a bed0.99
01:02:37.060but it's like the size of a tiny clown car like half the size of your Mazda and then there's0.97
01:02:43.360another woman who has a totally different little it looks almost like it's a little tiny train car
01:02:48.360this is a I've fallen down this rabbit hole but you do have to stop and think why are there all1.00
01:02:54.360these homeless women in china with their pink little setups why are they like there is one at1.00
01:03:03.860least who even recently posted like well i quit my job but did she quit her job or was she laid0.74
01:03:07.500off is she okay like what's going on it's worrying but do they like full-out bathtubs in these
01:03:14.360sometimes they line them with plastic it's very strange i don't know where they use the bathroom
01:03:21.140but yeah it's like the the chinese version of van life is so much cooler than american van life
01:03:27.060american van life makes it look like we're living in the 1850s chinese van life is the way to go
01:03:35.060i have to be a van life influencer faked with stuff that wouldn't actually work whereas american
01:03:39.780van life is real van life i was looking at her setup and it didn't look like it would actually
01:03:43.380work in real life but i said what but she did she did it in real life what do you mean what
01:03:48.160would not work what would not work about that setup it's like an inflatable house like yeah
01:03:54.300inflatables are generally incredibly non-stable the only way you get a stable inflatable is by
01:04:01.060constantly running a fan and doing like the types they have at fairs and stuff like that that's what
01:04:05.040her car has it didn't look like that it looked like a normal inflatable like if you popped it
01:04:11.080it would just pop yeah and that no that's that doesn't work what do you mean that we we put
01:04:17.340inflatables in our house all the time no we do a type where you're blowing it with a fan to keep
01:04:23.180it inflated constantly and it's expected that air is constantly leaking from that is what is
01:04:27.340happening with hers no it's not did you look at it it was plastic and see-through the ones that
01:04:33.160you constantly pump air into are always fabric that was it was it's plastic fabric you know
01:04:39.400it's plastic fabric right it's a thick plastic it's just that that had clear windows and it had
01:04:43.920tubes it had the support tubes to hold up the thing and this literally look at the support
01:04:48.240tubes were constantly inflated with air the yes the type of inflatable that is plastic right and
01:04:54.900clear like a beach ball no that was the window it wasn't inflated the support beams were inflated
01:05:01.460i think you're wrong about this it's a fake malcolm inflatables of that variety do not work
01:05:08.520at that time to the back of her car and she inflated it i don't know like what how and why
01:05:13.220would you fake that it would be harder use it looks that's a product i'm sure if i clicked on
01:05:20.020her link no i'm sure it's a product but it would break in a day and a half well no she put down a
01:05:25.200mat the grass doesn't like break it oh my god you're so credulous incredulous i can't remember0.59
01:05:32.860no i am credulous incredulous is you doubt credulous is you're like yeah let's go0.77