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00:00:00.000 All right. Welcome back to Flack of Socks, the podcast, episode 66. Today on the show,

00:00:05.100 four illegals were bused to New York City from Texas, and you won't believe what they did next.

00:00:09.900 Drag queens ruined a ping pong table and some childhoods in this week's cringe of the week. 1.00

00:00:14.060 Damar Hamlin, what happened to him? Is he a clone? Is he real? Find out. We'll tell you in

00:00:18.580 housekeeping. And last but not least, another teacher versus student fight. This one may not

00:00:24.660 have been as justified as last week. All this and more. It's Flack of Socks, the podcast, episode 66,

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00:02:03.300 All right. Housekeeping. We have a very important housekeeping today. I'm a little sick. If you

00:02:08.340 guys can't tell, I'm a little under the weather. He's fighting through it. I'm fighting through it,

00:02:11.940 though. You're not even going to notice. So far, I'm good. I've been worried about getting

00:02:16.280 this, and I've been popping vitamin Cs like crazy. So we're fighting.

00:02:20.680 All right. This week, things causing heart attacks and blood clots. Any guesses?

00:02:25.920 Something ubiquitous. Something that just before the dawn of man, we've been eating.

00:02:31.320 Yeah. Or maybe it's the fear of watching people drop dead from the same poison you hastily injected

00:02:36.160 into yourselves. Perhaps. It's actually eggs. Eggs? No, it's eggs. Yeah. Eggs are causing heart

00:02:43.980 attacks. What does it say? Yeah. It says blood clots. Compound found in eggs linked to an

00:02:47.520 enhanced risk of blood clotting. And it's choline. So eggs are killing everybody. Blood

00:02:52.740 clots and heart attacks. And they're more expensive. So actually, that solves some problems.

00:02:57.580 Eggs are more expensive. Hey, they're also going to kill you. Skip them. Eat the bugs. Eat the 0.92

00:03:01.240 bugs. Straight to the bugs. Go back to your pod. We'll bring you some bugs you can eat under

00:03:05.660 the door. And it's funny because the more egregious they get with things that have been around

00:03:09.840 since like, you know, pre-history almost, the more they red pill people, right? Like Joe 0.91

00:03:16.240 Rogan posted this. Yeah. So like, it's nice to see people are like calling the bullshit,

00:03:20.740 like the fake world, you know, it could, it, choline could very well do something small, 0.76

00:03:26.160 but it's definitely not explaining any sort of increase or jump. Yeah. I don't, I think people

00:03:31.220 are, like you said, eating less eggs than normal because of their cost. So I, I obviously don't buy

00:03:37.080 it. Yeah. So that's what's causing heart attacks and blood clots this week. It's eggs. All right,

00:03:42.180 let's get into some of the action. We have a very important housekeeping, as you guys know.

00:03:46.420 Let's just go ahead and debunk the Damar Hamlin rumors. Yeah. Guys, this is getting ridiculous.

00:03:53.140 Everyone's making, it's making us look bad, to be honest. We have these conspiracy theories that

00:03:57.080 he's a clone or he's some sort of Illuminati bot. Some sort of twin body double, some sort of like

00:04:01.880 just regular guy who got kind of looked like him. They cast him really quick. Yeah. Totally not the

00:04:06.680 case. Damar Hamlin was at the game. Here he is in the golf cart. That's him. That's Damar. There he

00:04:13.040 is. Here he is with the sunglasses, the white sunglasses. Guys, he's right there. Here he is

00:04:18.220 from the box. Yeah. Here he is doing Illuminati symbols with his hands. Guys, it's, it's him.

00:04:25.100 Guys, guys, that's Damar. The 666 and then the, the Illuminati symbol, the diamond symbol. Guys,

00:04:32.300 it's him. What is even the issue? We look so stupid. We bring up these conspiracies. He's

00:04:36.520 right there in the golf cart. Guys, in the golf cart, in the middle seat with the mask

00:04:39.760 on and the white sunglasses. Duh, that's Damar. So it's obviously him. Everyone who thinks

00:04:45.340 it's not is being ridiculous. He's right there. They showed him on camera. Guys, he tweeted 0.98

00:04:50.280 clone with a mask next to a mural of him. Duh, it's Damar. Can't even see his face. It's

00:04:56.720 obviously him. So yeah, you guys are sick. You guys are crazy. Anybody who believed that 0.99

00:05:00.920 or thought, dude, here's my favorite part of that whole Damar thing. Like I made a couple

00:05:04.360 of memes afterwards, like calling him the banker from deal or no deal, calling him like the

00:05:08.600 hat man, you know, um, just like, cause you can't see him. And then people were like, what

00:05:12.600 are you saying? Like, what are you doing? And I'm like, my point of view is it's weird.

00:05:17.700 I have questions. Like that's it. Like I'm not saying like, dude, Damar's a clone and they

00:05:22.760 swapped him and this happened. It's just like something weird is going on. And if you guys

00:05:26.580 can't accept that, I don't know what, yeah, this is normal. They're gaslighting

00:05:31.040 us into thinking this is normal. This kind of appearance. Damar is normal. It's

00:05:35.000 him. Everything's fine. Nine minutes of CPR doesn't do anything bad to the human

00:05:40.180 brain and body. You're the problem. You're the problem. He's recovered. Anyone who

00:05:45.120 doesn't agree or know that is a plan. All right, let's continue the spiral. Let's

00:05:50.280 go over to Dash. Uh, this week Dash took a pretty bad L. It's always fun to check in

00:05:54.640 with Dash, our favorite Muppet. Uh, he tweeted a few months back. Now we know why

00:05:59.380 Republicans wanted to defund the FBI. And now that we find out that Joe Biden had

00:06:03.480 classified documents in his house, Dash is tweeting, Biden needs to gut the entire

00:06:08.020 FBI. Oh boy, Dash. Dash, I don't think you know the playbook. Like they're done with

00:06:13.060 Joe is what it looks like to me. So Dash, uh, get the memo, right? Yeah, exactly. Uh,

00:06:19.200 there's something pure about a nice, a true 180. Yeah. There's something very pure about

00:06:23.620 a true 180. It's the best thing to see in live time. My favorite thing was like when I used

00:06:28.000 to do the street videos, go ask a guy at Pride, what's Pride all about? Love, acceptance,

00:06:32.660 tolerance. And then you say, all right, what do you think about Donald Trump? Fuck him.

00:06:35.620 He should die. And it's like a full 180 in five seconds in my face, all in one shot. That 1.00

00:06:41.440 gives me squirts. Yeah. Um, also a thing that we call Dash often is manic. We also used it

00:06:47.840 on Neil deGrasse Tyson last week. We called him manic cause he was, and I think that's

00:06:51.760 a very good word. We should start using more to describe these like radical progressive

00:06:55.640 leftists cause they are very much manic. And once you call someone manic and they're labeled

00:07:00.260 as manic, it's kind of hard to recover from that. Like if you have some like nerd leftist

00:07:04.560 getting all like, getting squirrely, getting squirrely and you call them manic, you can't

00:07:08.700 really recover from that. And you kind of win the debate with one word. Yeah. You can't

00:07:12.460 unhear it. Oh, they're manic. And everyone looks and they go, Oh, they are kind of manic.

00:07:15.340 I don't want to be on the side of the manic person. That's how you win. Exactly. So that's

00:07:19.620 something we can kind of use more often. Why don't you see what I see? Why don't you

00:07:23.920 see it? And you slowly start to creep up and then it's mania. Yeah. And mania. And then

00:07:28.940 once you're in mania, who can listen to mania? You're not credible. Yeah. You can't listen

00:07:32.380 to mania. All right. Next, uh, we have a, an important update. Speaking of Illuminati rituals,

00:07:37.960 Doja Cat. Is that the right person? Yeah, I think it's, it's Doja Cat. So Doja Cat wore

00:07:43.140 some sort of red outfit, uh, to an Illuminati ritual. It looks like here she is walking

00:07:48.520 in with all the stuff on her. Yeah. Um, so she's obviously on some dumb shit, but not

00:07:53.520 only goofy shit, she's on some goofy shit. Um, but this to me means that the next, uh, 1.00

00:07:58.960 phase of the pandemic or the next thing coming to the world is going to be like a pandemic

00:08:05.400 of disgusting open sores. Smallpox. Yeah. Smallpox. Smallpox might be coming back.

00:08:11.040 But seeing her like that all covered in the red, uh, I don't, maybe she doesn't even know

00:08:15.300 what it is, but the people above her that control her like a Muppet, they do. Uh, and I think it's

00:08:20.700 going to be our next pandemic or the next thing that people are susceptible to is going to be

00:08:24.720 like a really gross pandemic of like open sores and disgusting, like red and bloody, disgusting

00:08:31.080 stuff. Okay. I just want to get that on the books. We're seeing some foreshadowing. It's pretty much

00:08:37.720 how it works. I think, uh, anybody who gets like, like this is this whole outfit is made up of like

00:08:43.040 a hundred or way more, probably Swarovski crystals. Yeah. You know, I think anybody who gets like the

00:08:48.560 hope diamond and they wear it on the red carpet or like Lizzo getting Alexander Hamilton's flute.

00:08:53.720 Yeah. Those types, you got to look at those types. Cause why are they getting access to that?

00:08:57.380 Um, I think they're bought and paid for and represent something not great.

00:09:01.840 Yeah. She could maybe be going as the red M and M. Oh, which is now illegal. Yeah. Just illegal. 1.00

00:09:09.360 Not like the brand just stopped doing it. Yeah. So the M and M's are now getting rid of 0.98

00:09:14.040 the little candy spokespeople because they were too sexualized. Uh, and actually I've heard another

00:09:20.620 company, A and W root beer. Yeah. There's an A and W root beer bear who just used to have a shirt on

00:09:26.700 and then they added pants to him. Wow. So I've never even seen A and W advertise ever. I thought

00:09:32.640 the root beers were in sort of a cold war between barks and, uh, A and W. So yeah. A and W had a

00:09:38.380 root beer bear and they added pants to him to make them less sexual. See, he's not sucking anybody. 0.99

00:09:44.100 Who's sexualizing candies and bears and cartoons. You guys are sick. The bear added jeans. He's not 1.00

00:09:49.480 sucking anybody. Yeah. Um, so that's good. Glad to see the candies are getting more normal. We're still 0.98

00:09:55.960 on housekeeping. We have a very important housekeeping. It's page two. Um, okay. Remember

00:10:01.300 a few months back, there was that kid who lost a scholarship to Florida for lip syncing the N

00:10:06.740 word in a Snapchat video. And as a joke, we posted that to Instagram, a real and said,

00:10:12.920 got a scholarship for saying the N word as like a joke. And then it actually happened. The game of 0.95

00:10:18.680 telephone by the time it gets to Rachel Maddow, it's like white high school quarterback offered

00:10:23.460 scholarship for saying N word. This is systemic racism in America. That's a good quarterback to

00:10:28.880 pick up because people were scared to touch him. It's not because he's performing poorly or not a

00:10:32.560 good player. He's good on the field. He's bad on Snapchat. We kind of spoke that into reality.

00:10:37.040 Obviously here on the show, we bat a thousand, uh, and that kid got a scholarship, a new scholarship.

00:10:43.720 And not only did he get a scholarship, a new scholarship, he got it from an HBCU.

00:10:48.500 Yeah. Historically black college. Um, Albany state, I think it was, he got a scholarship for

00:10:53.220 saying the N word. We called that. We called it, uh, America's healing this, you know,

00:10:58.040 the word's not that crazy. It's a word, but I doubt he'll take it. I don't know. I, I guess he's,

00:11:04.580 I bet he's holding out for a more white school. Yeah. He might take it. Cause I would, I don't know. 0.98

00:11:09.140 I would take it to apologize though. Being the one black kid in eight or white kid at an HBCU must be 0.97

00:11:14.400 like a wild time. Yeah. That's interesting. You come out a whole different guy. Yeah.

00:11:19.480 You start asking questions instead of asking them. I would, yeah, maybe you quit the team

00:11:24.580 and then everyone raids your locker. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That happens. Um, we used to have that in

00:11:30.320 our own team. We, Rappoy and I played football together in college and whenever some like football

00:11:34.940 would be hard, we'd have like 6am workouts in the winter in New Hampshire. It was like negative

00:11:40.020 20 degrees. And we weren't on scholarship. We weren't on no scholarship. Uh, we, it was an Ivy

00:11:45.100 league school. They didn't give scholarships. So they just help you get in if you're done.

00:11:49.080 Yeah. Like they're like, all right, come to an Ivy league school. You still got to pay a little bit,

00:11:52.280 but you know, no big deal. Yeah. Do you have reasonably average SATs? And it's like, I do.

00:11:58.260 Um, but yeah, so we would have guys on the team that would quit. And then basically the whole football

00:12:03.940 team gets issued gear, sneakers, sneakers, shorts, pants, shirt, shirt, shirt, hoodie,

00:12:09.400 whatever, everything, great stuff. So basically as soon as someone quit, like we'd coach would

00:12:14.640 give a meeting and make, all right, like, you know, Tommy quit today and everyone go, okay.

00:12:18.840 Or if they got kicked out too, or if they got in trouble. And then as soon as you hear like,

00:12:22.700 all right, number like 72 quit. And it's like, all right. As soon as the meeting's over,

00:12:27.000 it was a beeline to that person's locker. And we would just take all their shit. 1.00

00:12:30.840 Steal their shit. And it's funny because, uh, we were talking about this and it's why we're 1.00

00:12:34.920 talking about it now. Um, we were just remembering fondly. There was one kid who quit our

00:12:38.840 team and I stole his jeans, which weren't even like issued gear. I wore those jeans for like a

00:12:46.280 year. You go into his locker and whatever's in there. Fair game. If you quit, you're not even

00:12:51.620 a person anymore. You have no rights. Yeah, exactly. Which takes us into our next segment

00:12:56.060 of housekeeping. I want to do like a weekly thing of remember what they took from us.

00:13:01.140 Yeah. Kind of like how America's gone downhill. And like, we used to have all these things that

00:13:05.440 made men, men and women, women in the country. Great. And over time they slowly eroded those

00:13:10.980 things. And now it's just like this ambiguous, weird country we live in. Yeah. That's globalist

00:13:15.760 international, nothing commoditized country that has no culture. Be bugs, eat bugs. So yeah,

00:13:22.900 there was a thing they took from us, which was so important. Hazing. Yeah. Remember how important

00:13:28.320 now? Remember how good hazing was? It's fun. And you know what? You'd go through it and then

00:13:33.040 you get to do it. You get to pass it on. Yeah. We're not talking about like drink until you pass

00:13:37.620 out or have brain damage or whatever. We're not killing anybody. But just some nice hazing,

00:13:42.500 that's Americana. That's a rite of passage. That's like a brotherhood thing. Some kids get

00:13:46.920 squirrely. Some kids handle it better than others because they're mentally tough and they know it's

00:13:50.520 just what you're doing. But no matter what, at the end, everyone gets through it in their own way,

00:13:54.980 however hard it is for them. And they all have like a standard of things they've accomplished

00:13:58.500 together and like a unity that it brings them together if they did it together. And now we don't

00:14:03.840 have that. We lost hazing. We also lost like tough football coaches. I used to have a really tough

00:14:09.880 football coach, Coach Gallagher, who used to call everyone pussy. He used to humiliate you. He'd make 0.99

00:14:15.260 fun of your family, make fun of your religion, whatever he could. He would just rip, you know,

00:14:20.760 rip you up. And it made you a better player because if you could handle that, you could handle

00:14:24.860 anything. Yeah. What's going to bother you if you can handle getting personally shit on by

00:14:28.320 your coach in front of the whole team? Uh, you're not as good as your brother. You shouldn't even be 1.00

00:14:33.940 playing, you know, stuff like that. So if we get rid of stuff like that, now we have all these like

00:14:40.300 feel good things. There's a girl coach and it's like, what's going to happen to our next generation 1.00

00:14:44.300 of men? So this week's thing they took from us hazing. I'm not saying let's bring it back.

00:14:50.180 Well, I don't have no one to haze in my life. I guess I have some people I can haze, but

00:14:54.700 maybe that's, well, we're done with hazing. We're not hazing anybody at 30 years old. So

00:14:59.340 yeah, we're done with hazing. Yeah. Uh, but that's what they took from us. Um, all right.

00:15:04.220 Submit yours. If you have something that you think they took from us, please submit it. We want it.

00:15:08.260 We want more motivation. We're going to try to make that a weekly kind of segment. Yeah. I'm sure

00:15:11.800 there's a lot of things. Let us know in the comments. Hazing was so good and needed and everyone

00:15:17.200 stopped doing it. Cause they were scared of getting like written up by vice or something.

00:15:20.960 Yeah. Some article comes out and then what few thousand people read an article about a random

00:15:25.620 football coach. Like it doesn't even affect the world that you're in. Uh, but people got scared

00:15:31.280 for some reason. Yeah. Yeah. And also with the getting written up, you know how like the news sites

00:15:37.020 are all progressive losers now. Yeah. Rap boy. And I were talking about this the other day.

00:15:41.040 There is a situation where it's like, if you're a news company and you have some progressive 1.00

00:15:46.280 person on the payroll, who's a writer for you and they're writing like stupid, woke, dummy shit 1.00

00:15:52.020 that not only microaggressions, you can't, you just can't do like stupid shit or like latinx or 1.00

00:15:58.520 whatever they write latinx. Why white people need to do X, any sort of article like that. Right. 1.00

00:16:03.280 So if you have one of those on your payroll, not only is that person a Muppet who's writing stupid 0.99

00:16:08.780 articles, they're also in a chair that could have been filled by a normal person by an actual real 0.99

00:16:14.140 investigative journalist who wants to. So it's not even just like, Oh, there's like a progressive

00:16:17.840 person here. He's kind of sucks. It's like, there's a progressive person here instead of a 1.00

00:16:21.660 normal person. So it's like a plus one minus one. It's like a double negative. It's opportunity cost,

00:16:26.260 right? Of hiring a Muppet. So that really can poison a batch of apples pretty quick is what we 0.71

00:16:31.680 realized. Yeah. And I mean, that's what it is, right? That's what the goal is. Jeff Bezos by the

00:16:35.940 Washington post, these types of people, you know, uh, buy up newspapers, buy up magazines,

00:16:40.880 and then put in leftist Muppets. And, uh, we have Fox who aren't even based enough for us

00:16:46.800 half the time. Certain anchors are obviously. Um, but it's just like a weird thing that like,

00:16:52.640 not only did they put in a loser, but we lost a hitter. Yeah, exactly. And then once you have

00:16:57.820 the losers in the hitters are having a harder time speaking up and then eventually we'll always 0.89

00:17:02.480 trend towards losers. Yeah. And like, how is Peter Doocy like the only guy who asks any good 0.98

00:17:07.640 questions at the white house? Like it's kind of crazy, right? Shouldn't there, shouldn't we know

00:17:12.180 a few more people? Shouldn't there be a couple more bodies, a couple more bodies? Exactly. And

00:17:17.380 you know, the state of the world, the state of the country, it can all be really depressing.

00:17:21.980 They're trying to make the kids trans. They took all the money again. No one can afford a house. 1.00

00:17:27.080 Everyone's perpetually renting from black rock. Everyone's addicted to pills, but don't be down.

00:17:32.820 There is hope. You could hit a five leg parlay and make a hundred grand off a $5 bet.

00:17:39.800 That's true. I've been making jokes with a rap boy. The country is like, so, you know,

00:17:45.620 on a bad track and things are so ugly. And now for some reason, like gambling is very popular and

00:17:51.460 mainstream. And like, everyone's talking about gambling, like Eli Manning's doing gambling commercials.

00:17:56.240 I don't know how this happened. All of a sudden it happened all of a sudden like this,

00:17:59.080 this year, especially. So now everyone just cares about gambling. And it's like,

00:18:03.740 it's like the hunger games where everyone's so screwed. Everyone's so distraught. Everyone has 0.77

00:18:07.400 no hope. But like the people who do have hope are like the stories you hear of like six leg parlay.

00:18:13.000 I bet $5. I made 680,000. Yeah. Like that's all we have to look forward to. Maybe we can hit a

00:18:18.440 five leg parlay and make money. Like that's your only hope. It's the lottery basically.

00:18:22.620 Yeah, no. And I'm, I'm very worried. Like I do a little gambling. We do a little sports betting.

00:18:27.880 Um, but I think it's bad. It's not good. And I think a lot of, especially white kids have like,

00:18:35.860 I don't know if anybody else has noticed this, but like the people who are like, I'm a gambling

00:18:39.420 addict. It's always like a British or like an Irish kid. It always kind of looks like it's like 1.00

00:18:43.700 a certain type of white kid. Um, who's like, I bet it all. I bet my paycheck. I did this. 0.77

00:18:48.540 So we are anti gambling, but we, I've done it. Yeah. But we're anti gambling. We know it's bad.

00:18:55.740 If you can pick a winner, you can pick a winner. Yeah. If you got an edge, you got an edge. You

00:19:00.240 got an edge. Or if you can, you know, get lucky, I'm anti gambling your last dollars. Yeah, of

00:19:08.240 course. But I've done that too. But it really is funny how, how, how like ingrained gambling and

00:19:14.820 everybody, like they talk about odds during the game, like the over is here and this and that. And

00:19:20.320 I don't know what happened. We used to be like a real serious place. I think some lobbyists

00:19:24.500 did some good work and, uh, they work for the gambling companies, not for Joe better.

00:19:29.520 Yeah, exactly. All right. Last piece of housekeeping last week in the podcast, we plugged

00:19:33.880 that song OM 53 defender, which we love. I'm also this week in a plug a new playlist. Everyone was

00:19:40.400 asking, give me more songs. Tell me more songs. I've been listening to this playlist. It's not an ad.

00:19:45.260 I've been listening to this playlist, uh, every day. Rap Boy can attest. Yeah. Nonstop over and

00:19:50.260 over three hour retro sax synth wave playlist. I love it. It's three hours long. I listened to it

00:19:57.000 all day, every day. Link is in the description. Check it out. If you guys want some more music

00:20:01.980 recommendations, a lot of the songs I like come from that playlist. So enjoy that. That is the end of

00:20:07.400 our housekeeping. We are moving on to cringe of the week. All right. First clip of cringe of the week.

00:20:15.260 Husband cries over PS5. Me and this guy don't wear watches for the same reason. Figured you might

00:20:21.620 like to play that with better graphics. No. Yes. He looks like you. How much does this guy weigh?

00:20:32.700 What do you think? 500. Yeah. I would say 490.

00:20:40.960 Oh man. Crying over a PS5. Maybe. So here's the thing. We're not being mean to anybody. That's a

00:20:47.460 normal person. Well, he's married. He's a guy with a family. He's married. He doesn't have mental

00:20:52.120 problems. We're not being mean. If he had mental problems and was an adult and loved a PS5,

00:20:56.620 it'd be fine. He's married. He's normal. This is, you know, cringe. It's cringe. That's it. 0.94

00:21:02.820 Yeah. It's, I don't know. It's tough. It's tough to watch. I felt it. And I don't want to be mean.

00:21:07.580 I don't necessarily want to be mean, but this is not it is all I can say. He ain't going to save you.

00:21:12.820 He's going to save you. I think there's a certain thing that like, if you're over 450,

00:21:18.680 you're not really allowed to have fun. Like unless you make progress. Like I think, dude,

00:21:24.620 a PS5 is a gift when you hit 400. Awesome. Great. I think you got to work for it. I don't know.

00:21:30.700 I don't want to be too mean. This is kind of not normal cringe of the week, but that's,

00:21:34.920 that spoke to us. Yeah. That did spoke to us. All right. Next, the drag queen on the ping pong 0.99

00:21:40.440 table. Yeah. This is a filmed by young Taylor Hanson.

00:21:48.680 Guy ass. There's rat boy in the background. Yeah. Also, we all know ping pong tables. We've 1.00

00:21:59.720 all had ping pong table experience. Doesn't that just ruin a ping pong table? Aren't you just on

00:22:05.560 top of the net, smashing the net down? Doesn't that like rule number one? Look at the net. It's

00:22:10.920 all fucked up. Absolutely disrespected the ping pong table. Disrespected. But the people that work 1.00

00:22:15.080 the restaurant are like, let him go. Like, we don't want to say, we don't want to offend anybody.

00:22:19.620 Like the net, look at the ping pong table. Bro, you ruined it. There's no coming back.

00:22:23.240 You ruined the ping pong table and you're like a guy lip syncing. And also everyone who's there

00:22:28.300 watching, we caught you. Yeah. Caught you. Yeah. You're in trouble. This guy right here caught

00:22:34.480 you. What are you doing there? You're on a date. This guy's tapping his foot. He's on a date,

00:22:38.440 like enjoying it. With a girl. And you're not supposed to make fun of consenting adults doing

00:22:42.520 whatever they want with their whatever. But I am going to. Yeah. What are you doing?

00:22:47.160 What are you doing there? Caught you. Are you a twink? You a twink boy? He's like, no,

00:22:51.020 you know, we're adults. We can have fun. This is a fun event. This is a fun brunch. You're

00:22:54.820 looking at some dude's ass and cock in a thong while some kid hides his face and Richard 1.00

00:22:59.580 Rapboy's over there. Yeah. Richard Rapboy's over there on the right. There he is. Yeah. 1.00

00:23:03.540 Tough, tough look. And also the kid, like the kid's face and reaction, you can tell they

00:23:07.880 know something ain't right. You know how a kid who has like a blacked out drunk mom knows 0.99

00:23:12.900 like, oh, mom's sick on Friday nights. Yeah. Mom's sick. Mom gets sleepy after she takes

00:23:17.240 her pills. Yeah. Like they know something's wrong. Yeah. They see this and they go, something

00:23:22.580 ain't right. I shouldn't be looking at this. Yeah. And you know, it's funny because we talked

00:23:27.140 about drag queens, I think maybe two weeks ago, how we wanted to do a beyond scared straight

00:23:32.200 of drag queens. Like, Hey kids, uh, this is what happens if you do drag. People have pity 1.00

00:23:38.160 for you and they pretend, uh, and you lip sync Aretha Franklin and you break a ping pong

00:23:42.620 table. Yeah. You wear girls clothes and you had another sort of like skit drag idea. I 0.82

00:23:47.200 had an idea. I think I told it to Ryan long of Ryan long comedy. Um, an idea of like a

00:23:52.700 drag show. It's a sketch, right? It's a drag show, but all the attendees are right wing

00:23:57.840 investigative journalists who are secretly filming. So the whole event is just like 20

00:24:03.120 people and 20 of the 20 people are all right wing people. Like this is disgusting. Gotcha. 0.72

00:24:08.760 But most of please look at this, look at this disgusting behavior. Yeah. I got a dollar

00:24:13.680 zooming in. Yeah. Here's a buck. Here's a tip. That would be a funny sketch. Also Richard

00:24:18.300 Rappaway made a really funny meme, uh, Taylor Hanson meme of, uh, this event basically. Yeah.

00:24:25.480 Here it is. Pretty good. It's, there's just something so funny to me about, uh, an investigative

00:24:30.760 journalist going to a drag show where there are kids being exposed to disgusting shit. 0.99

00:24:34.700 And then like the peak of the disgusting moment is like the money shot. It's like, yeah, 1.00

00:24:39.780 yeah. Like do it. Um, because obviously like Taylor Hanson or anybody, and some people

00:24:45.520 responded to that meme and they're like, dude, this guy's making fun of you. It's like, no,

00:24:48.980 I'm not like, like Taylor Hanson. If you went to a drag show where there was a kid and 0.63

00:24:53.240 you broke it up and said, stop this now, everybody get out. You're sick. Like that's 0.99

00:24:57.580 not as effective of show it as showing the disgusting shit to like 500,000 people online. 1.00

00:25:01.820 Yeah. Right. Exactly. So Taylor Hanson does a great job. Um, and I thought that was a 1.00

00:25:05.760 hilarious, like him filming, like, yeah, like there we go. Got it. Got the shot. Like

00:25:11.620 nightcrawler night, real nightcrawler stuff right there. Um, all right, let's do our next

00:25:17.460 clip. The non-binary Muppet and teacher. And the friend likes to ask the question, 0.74

00:25:23.500 are you a boy or a girl? And Nash answers, I'm just a kid. But a kid, like kids can be

00:25:34.020 boys or. They can be boys or girls. Yeah. Or maybe non-binary. Yeah. It was just like.

00:25:42.140 God. Non-binary. Yeah. That's just something that we know. And this is something, I mean,

00:25:48.760 it's like they're four and five years old and they just didn't make a big deal out of being

00:25:53.900 a boy or a girl. Cause you've been hammering it down their throats for the whole time.

00:26:00.220 These people are surprised. It's like, yo, uh, you could talk about dinosaurs for three months

00:26:04.120 and be like, the kids are really liking dinosaurs. It's like, duh, you idiot. And look at this eclectic 1.00

00:26:09.880 group here. We got non-binary Muppet, black lady, Asian lady, and then gigantic nondescript. 0.99

00:26:15.320 I don't know. They, they, them gigantic. Keep ripping it. Let's see what happens.

00:26:19.200 I think it was a huge testament to how much we've been talking about it in the classroom.

00:26:24.160 You never mentioned the term non-binary. It was a child who brought that up because it's 1.00

00:26:30.760 constantly in conversation. Uh, yeah. So they're pretty much saying the quiet part out loud. It's

00:26:35.300 like, Oh, the children, they know about it cause we're constantly bringing it up. It's a testament to that.

00:26:39.000 We're grooming them to keep saying non-binary. Yeah. And like, turns out these four and five 1.00

00:26:43.940 year olds are like really soft brain, easy to manipulate and confuse. Turns out, uh, it

00:26:49.220 turns out positive reinforcement really works on soft brains. Yeah. Oh, here you go. You

00:26:55.480 got a cookie. Good job. All right. Last part. So Nash, just like me is non-binary. So they

00:27:03.940 aren't sure if they're a boy or a girl. So when people ask them, are you a boy or a girl?

00:27:10.140 So Nash, like me is non-binary. They don't know if they're a boy or a girl. So if you don't

00:27:14.620 know if you're a boy or a girl, I don't think you should be teaching anybody. Yeah. I think 0.98

00:27:19.320 that's kind of disqualifying.

00:27:21.360 Kindergarten is basically like babysitting plus. It's just like a four and five year olds.

00:27:25.980 It's babysitting plus a little stuff. And then when you make the plus all the weird shit, 0.99

00:27:30.260 it's kind of like, all right, you don't get it. You're fired. Next person up. 0.99

00:27:34.620 Yeah. Um, and I'm starting to just discriminate more against people who look a certain way.

00:27:39.780 Like I would never bring my kid to someone who looks like this, you know, cause they're, 1.00

00:27:44.720 they're just a certain type of person and I don't want my kid to look like that or think

00:27:48.580 like that. And it's over. And we spoke in the housekeeping about how it's not. And I'm

00:27:53.240 saying it's not bad to judge a book by it's like open face cover. It's like, you know what

00:27:59.160 I mean? At this point, at this point I'm pretty much. Don't judge a book by its cover. It was a

00:28:03.340 psyop. That's exactly what I'm saying. Yeah. Don't judge a book by its cover. Like there's very few

00:28:09.360 books that are way different than their cover these days is my point. It was a nice idea in

00:28:15.120 the beginning. Don't judge a book by its cover. Anyone can blah, blah, blah. Well, anyone can still

00:28:19.000 surprise you. There's still that 1% or 2%, but that number is dwindling and people just look like the 1.00

00:28:24.300 side they're on now. Yeah. You can judge a book by its cover most of the time. Yeah. And also

00:28:29.140 how we talked about in housekeeping, how we lost all the football coaches that were tough and good.

00:28:32.760 It's like, and we replaced them with the opposite, like these progressive, like non-binary people. 1.00

00:28:37.900 Hell yeah. We just hired Caitlin. Yeah. She's going to be your, uh, whatever. It's like your children,

00:28:42.380 if you had a tough football coach would hopefully be trained by that coach and grow up to be tough

00:28:47.360 like that coach. Now your children are being trained by these non-binary people and they're 1.00

00:28:52.780 maybe going to grow up and be non-binary and weird. Yeah. And then do we want to talk about how many 1.00

00:28:58.660 Australians are non-binary and weird? 32% of Australians between the ages of 15 and 24 1.00

00:29:04.720 are now identifying as LGBTQIA plus. Plus. 32%. It's basically half. Yeah. Um, and that's why 1.00

00:29:12.960 we need unfettered immigration to all white countries. White people are 8% of the world population, 0.95

00:29:18.260 but we need every, every weirdo who's going to shit out 10 kids needs to come and replace us 1.00

00:29:24.340 cause we're all gay now. Yeah. So weird types. They love it. And, uh, yeah, we hate it. There's 1.00

00:29:32.600 a, uh, speaking of, I'm, I'm just combining everything now, like drag Queens, non-binary and

00:29:38.340 trans. It's all LGBTQIA plus it's all in the plus it's all after the LGB, right? Yeah. So it's 0.99

00:29:44.860 all under the umbrella. So we can kind of refer to these things in the same category. Uh, there

00:29:50.360 was a trans woman at a YMCA in San Diego, in San Diego. So a dude with a cock, a man with a, 1.00

00:29:58.300 with a penis who is saying he's a lady and at, was going to the YMCA changing in the locker room. 1.00

00:30:05.360 There was a complaint from a 17 year old girl, a minor, a minor who was seeing a naked man. 1.00

00:30:11.300 She saw a cock. She complained, said she was uncomfortable. This is the YMCA, the young, 1.00

00:30:15.780 young men's Christian Academy association. So it's a place for young Christian people. Uh, 1.00

00:30:24.240 she was complaining that she saw a naked man. And then she also said, I have a five-year-old

00:30:28.720 sister who comes here and uses the same locker room for gymnastics. So there's a person who's

00:30:33.920 changing and getting naked at the YMCA. And instead of protecting the kids and making them feel

00:30:38.700 comfortable and not prioritizing a mentally ill person who's got problems and is a naked man in 0.95

00:30:44.300 the woman's locker room. Instead, here's what the local news said about it in defense of the trans 0.91

00:30:51.040 man. Here's their justification. Travis joining me now. Austin, I feel like a big part of the story

00:30:56.840 that's either been a misconception or people are just forgetting about is that Wood has fully

00:31:01.780 transitioned into a woman and was in the woman's bathroom. Yeah, that's right, Wale. In fact, she 1.00

00:31:06.340 says she is a woman and she really wants to drive home the fact that she transitioned over five years

00:31:11.040 ago. Um, and that, you know, she, she is a, she is a woman and she says she's a woman period. 0.98

00:31:17.060 And that's where it ends. Absolutely. And that's where it ends. That's where it ends for you and

00:31:21.840 your news crew. Yeah. Good boy. Please meet me in the power slap arena. I would like to enter a

00:31:27.720 power slap. That's my new thing. Whenever someone crosses me or crosses a society, I just want to

00:31:33.340 power slap them. I'm built for a power slap. I don't know if you guys know about power slap. 0.99

00:31:36.540 It's a new sport that Dana White is making happen. So I'm built for power slap. I can eat them and I 0.99

00:31:43.440 can give them. I want to power slap those news reporters nonviolently. It's not a threat. It's 0.99

00:31:47.680 an offer. I like how the news reporters now it's like, when have you seen someone reporting on

00:31:52.300 something and it's two guys, it's always one person out in the field, right? Yeah. This is like,

00:31:56.560 they brought two guys to have a conversation to form consensus in front of you. Yeah. You know what I

00:32:01.340 mean? And it's so weird. These guys, I'm, I'm betting neither of these guys really believe that.

00:32:06.300 Um, she transitioned five years ago. He's got a cock. There's five-year-olds in the locker room. 1.00

00:32:13.220 YMCA is for young people. It's supposed to be like young community building, young Christians.

00:32:17.540 They already took that. And the YMCA has like this, they released like a super lame statement

00:32:22.720 that was like, blah, blah, blah. You know, we are standby diversity, equity, inclusion.

00:32:26.360 So take the C out of your name. You guys aren't Christian. Uh, you're endangering kids. 1.00

00:32:30.940 And they made a statement that was like, well, the kid's not in danger. Yeah. And it's like,

00:32:35.900 yeah, until she is until someone is. Yeah, exactly. So, so moving on, we're still in cringe

00:32:41.920 from the other end of the uncomfortable at the gym spectrum. There was that girl where we'll just

00:32:47.420 play it in the background. We don't have to get into it because it's kind of late on the clip.

00:32:50.740 It's old clip at this point. Uh, but it was a girl who was at the gym who was filming herself

00:32:55.920 and then like complaining every time a guy would look over, like even just like a second or like

00:33:01.020 looking over and at her direction, she'd be like, Oh pig, like there he goes, like staring at me. 0.99

00:33:06.860 And it was just like, if you're recording in the gym, people look around. I was in the gym the other 0.69

00:33:11.340 day. Everyone was looking at me. Oh, this guy benches 225 as many times as he wants. There was

00:33:16.520 a guy in the treadmill, like a big hairy gay guy, you know, wearing spandex shorts and leather boots 1.00

00:33:23.700 on the treadmill. Real daddy boy shit. I looked at him just to see what he's up to. I'm not trying 1.00

00:33:28.040 to suck anybody. That's true. I mean, that's true. That's fair. I looked at him. I'm like, 0.98

00:33:33.240 Oh, look at this guy. He's on some real daddy boy shit. Like what's he wearing? Oh my God. His 1.00

00:33:36.640 ass is out. He's got like leather boots on the treadmill. That's weird. But it's like that yet 1.00

00:33:41.840 everyone looks around. It's normal to look around. Also, this is like, um, another sort of like fake

00:33:47.700 world thing where it's like, she doesn't do anything about it in the moment. She doesn't confront the guy

00:33:51.820 cause it's actually not that big of a deal. He barely glanced. He barely looks, but then,

00:33:55.800 you know, complain about it online with your friends who will like kind of enable you.

00:33:58.840 And this one backfired for her. Cause obviously she was like doing attention. I think she has an 1.00

00:34:03.040 only fans too. Yeah. And then she kind of made a statement like, I don't have an only fans. I have

00:34:07.100 like a soft version of only fans for my fans to keep in touch. Fans of what? Yeah. Fans of what

00:34:13.060 exactly? Filming yourself at the gym. And then simultaneously as everyone's having like these gym

00:34:17.140 debates, Kate Hudson released some pants that were meant to confuse us more, I guess. It's like

00:34:23.200 active wear, open ass, active wear stuff. So if you weren't confused about what girls want to 1.00

00:34:30.980 not be looked at or looked at at the gym, that'll hopefully help. Yeah. Gym girls are taking too 1.00

00:34:35.980 much ground. I think they do a few too many squats. They get a gigantic ass and they start making demands

00:34:40.680 and it's like men invented the gym. Yeah. I'm sorry. Men invented gym culture and, uh, people, 1.00

00:34:47.200 you can't really look there's, there's kind of like a one 80 degrees, like where you stand between

00:34:52.000 sets. You're going to look. Yeah. So I look at everybody. Yeah, exactly. I look at the guy

00:34:57.900 benching. I look at the one rep max. I look at the kids squatting with the terrible form. I look at the

00:35:03.160 girl doing just 50 glute exercises over there. Like it's the guy doing the row machine, bending his back

00:35:09.640 too much. Yeah. Yeah. I like to look exactly. So, um, yeah, you know, you know, our stance on it,

00:35:16.360 right? Yeah. We keep it 100. You do whatever you want at the gym. There's a, there's a certain weird

00:35:21.200 thing about filming yourself and then look, looking for like victimization points online. It's just a

00:35:26.300 very weird self-absorbed kind of person going viral for that. Yeah. It's like, why don't you create

00:35:32.740 something? And it's always good to see them get viral for the wrong reason. Yeah. Good to see a good

00:35:37.300 ratio. All right. Next America is a racialized term. I just got out of a lecture and my professor

00:35:42.240 said something that really struck me that I feel like should have been super obvious that I just

00:35:45.700 had not like connect the dots on before. And that is the fact that the term American citizen is like

00:35:50.640 a racialized term. It's associated with whiteness, whether we want it to or not, because of the way

00:35:55.880 that white supremacy is so like intricately bound with the foundation of the country that we call

00:35:59.620 America, that when you hear the word American citizen, the first thing that comes to mind is a white 0.81

00:36:03.680 person. And what's crazy is I have this super vivid memory when I was only like maybe like five or six

00:36:08.260 years old. My mom was just about to get her citizenship and she was like, yeah, I'm going to

00:36:12.020 be an American citizen. And I was like freaking out because I fully thought that my mother was going to

00:36:17.500 turn into a white woman. Oh, interesting. So being America, it means white. And when you were five or 0.76

00:36:24.720 six, your mom told you that story and you thought she was going to become a white woman. Well, what happened

00:36:28.380 to America since then? Since the 20 years ago when you were five or six, how is the white population

00:36:34.200 done in America? Thanks to our buddies, Klaus Schwab and George Soros. Don't worry. The Koch brothers

00:36:39.820 and open border capitalism. Exactly. There's 50 million illegals here. Don't worry. That whole 0.98

00:36:44.700 America is a white country. You guys already fixed that. I guess you already handled that. 1.00

00:36:49.300 I'm glad your professor is teaching you this great lesson to just getting you angry, getting you worked

00:36:53.660 up. I'm sure the Starbucks job down the line and I'll see you at the protests, right lady? Because 0.83

00:36:59.740 this is like an angry girl getting taught stuff that's going to make her more angry while paying 0.95

00:37:04.860 $40,000 a year for the privilege. Well, the opposite of what she thinks is happening is happening.

00:37:09.480 America is this white supremacist country. It's like the white population has gone down so much.

00:37:14.440 The white people in America are less powerful than ever. Everyone takes pills and kills themselves. 1.00

00:37:20.420 And I know you don't want to like really, I guess, acknowledge it, but white people founded 0.79

00:37:25.660 America. I don't know if that's taboo to stay, but it's literally happened. So I don't know. Yeah,

00:37:32.180 they did. White settlers made America. And it also wasn't easy. It wasn't easy. We had to go west. 0.98

00:37:36.400 We had to chop all those trees down. We had to get those Chinese people here to build the railroads. 1.00

00:37:41.020 Yep. Had to bring some slaves over, pick some cotton. It was a crazy time. It was the wild west. 1.00

00:37:46.620 Literal. As they call it. But yeah. It was a blank canvas. Yeah. There was nothing here. No one was

00:37:51.120 here before we got here. All right. Uh, last clip of cringe of the week. You know how Dash

00:37:57.280 Jabrowski, uh, we had that compilation of him and was just swiping on Tik TOK and it was, Oh boy. Oh boy.

00:38:03.860 Oh, this just did. Oh boy. Yeah. And it was pretty funny. Cause you can kind of like get a read of

00:38:08.500 what someone's content is about when you just fast scroll through. We have another one of that for some

00:38:14.060 sort of cross-dresser type, cross-dresser type. Uh, check this one out. 0.68

00:38:18.760 One of my best friends and family members passed away this week.

00:38:22.460 A man just attacked me at the Walmart gas pump in the...

00:38:26.460 How my meth head parents almost killed me. Part two.

00:38:30.820 My dad just died in a house fire.

00:38:34.640 We're not laughing. We're not laughing.

00:38:37.840 Dude, uh, trauma. Trauma just seems to follow you. Your whole life is tragic. Everyone should pay

00:38:43.200 attention to you. And you have like your ring light and you're recording your Tik TOKs and you're

00:38:47.040 like, all right, record. Like, yeah, I'm just going to talk to Walmart. Um, yeah, man. And I'm not,

00:38:52.840 I hope nothing bad happens to people. I wish everyone the best. Oh, I assume all of that's

00:38:56.640 made up and fake because the type of person who would dress like that and act like that is the

00:39:01.820 type of person who would make up attention seeking stories. Right? Like we're, we're all judge it.

00:39:05.840 We're back to judging a book by its cover. Right? Yeah. So, uh, face value is all I need.

00:39:11.300 I don't really need to go deep. All right. Let's move on to urban decay. Uh, before we do urban decay

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00:40:18.840 decay. First clip lady tries to fuck the cop. Yeah, this is a good one. 1.00

00:40:23.240 That's enough, right? Yeah. She says it a few more times in case you want to see the rest of the clip.

00:40:52.600 So that's how you get out of a ticket. We should have told the guy who tried to impound our mini

00:40:56.220 bikes that you just fucked me. I'll fuck you. Do whatever you want. What? It's like a $30 ticket. 1.00

00:41:03.300 What? I'll fuck you. I'll fuck you. So how many officers do you think take that, take that offer? 1.00

00:41:10.240 I think pretty much none just because of the body cam footage and shit. And then it's just not good. 0.99

00:41:15.620 Yeah. Some for sure. Yeah. Some. Yeah. But I think probably like 20 years ago or in the nineties,

00:41:21.560 it was like a lot more. And now that we live in the age of everything's recorded,

00:41:25.920 everyone can go viral. Anyone can tell a story. It's probably way less. Yeah.

00:41:29.940 That's another thing they took from us. Yeah. Flash a cop to get out of a ticket. That's Americana.

00:41:36.880 Well, yeah. Like a hot chick. And then you get pulled over and you go, Oh, officer, like what 0.84

00:41:41.260 happened? I don't know. Is that good or bad? I don't think that's very good. I don't think that's

00:41:45.300 good. So I, yeah, it's not good. Um, yeah, but, uh, that's funny. And I'm sure the officers have been

00:41:51.400 offered a lot more too. Yeah. I wonder I would be making deals. Yeah. It's easy to go corrupt

00:41:58.340 right now. It's very easy to go. I would be a good Mexican police officer. Cause I would 0.99

00:42:03.220 be like, Oh, I caught you peeing on the beach. 10 K or like a thousand tourists who are nervous.

00:42:08.120 I would just take everyone's cash. All right. So we should not be signing up for the police

00:42:11.620 department. We have a, I guess, I don't know. We're looking for money, I guess. That's bad.

00:42:18.200 I'm a corrupt cop. Yeah. All right. So, Hey, shout out to all you straight laced cops. You're 0.95

00:42:22.840 doing great. You're doing God's work. Yeah. Helping the community. Um, Oh, fuck you. It's

00:42:29.220 like, uh, what's it called? Uh, that movie, that movie. Just tell me where you want me

00:42:33.760 to fuck. Uh, MacGruber. Yeah. Yeah. Are these bikes street legal? Oh, fuck you. You can't 1.00

00:42:40.800 be, are you guys sure you can be riding these? Yeah. Oh, fuck you. All right. Uh, next four

00:42:45.720 migrants bust to New York from Texas, and then you won't believe what they did next. 1.00

00:42:49.920 Yeah, guys. Um, this is, I started reading this story and I go, we have to talk about

00:42:55.620 this on the podcast. It's the most like current day problems, crime of all time. So I just

00:43:02.000 want to walk you through it. Yeah. This is like a bingo. Basically we all hit bingo on

00:43:06.020 this one. So four migrants bust into New York city from Texas were busted for snatching thousands 0.97

00:43:11.280 of dollars in merchandise from a Nassau County mall. And that's where you grew up, right?

00:43:14.640 Nassau County. That's where I grew up. So, uh, it's these four Mexican nationals who are 1.00

00:43:19.560 illegal immigrants who got shipped up to, uh, New York and immediately started retail theft, 1.00

00:43:26.040 organized retail theft. They stole, they stole $12,489 worth of goods from Macy's. Um, early

00:43:32.780 Roosevelt field mall. Yeah. You know that mall. I know that mall. That's near Papa's house.

00:43:37.300 Yeah. Okay. Um, so I just want to, there's a couple of little factors here that make this

00:43:42.800 kind of hilarious. Uh, cops caught the crew shortly after the January 9th heist in Hampstead

00:43:48.200 when Mesa was pulled over for allegedly failing to use a turn signal in a BMW with bogus plates.

00:43:53.060 So number one, BMW with bogus place. Number two, this crime occurred in January. So less than

00:43:59.100 six months after these guys arrived, they're doing organized retail theft. So they're not picking

00:44:04.060 the strawberries. They're not cleaning bathrooms. They're doing like all you white liberals think 0.87

00:44:09.640 that they should, Oh, we need them to pick our strawberries. No, they're just stealing from

00:44:12.780 Macy's immediately. Uh, six months in a legal car. Yeah. Four of them. Exactly. So four guys,

00:44:18.720 they probably all came. They were probably one of those big group. Uh, they're all men. There's no 1.00

00:44:22.340 women or children. They're all just men. Um, so they came, uh, across the border in July and now

00:44:29.500 they got popped in January. So less than six months. Uh, Miguel and Rafael Rojas have been

00:44:34.600 living at the Westin hotel on West 57th street in Manhattan, according to police. Midtown Manhattan,

00:44:40.340 the Westin. Yeah. Like I don't even, I can't, you know, like that's like expensive. It's probably

00:44:44.520 300, 400 bucks a night. Okay. Um, and let me make sure I'm hitting all these things. And that's

00:44:49.020 taxpayer funded. The illegals are living in a hotel in Midtown Manhattan with the most expensive 0.99

00:44:57.220 real estate in the world, maybe outside of like maybe Singapore or like two other random places,

00:45:02.680 London. Yeah. Um, here's the, here's the next piece of the bingo card. The four suspects appeared

00:45:07.780 in court on January 10th, 10th. Rafael Rojas and Escobar were released without bail. Bingo. I got

00:45:14.020 bingo. The only thing we're missing in this story is like all of them having COVID or like another little

00:45:20.600 bingo card thing to make it perfect. But yeah, so let's go, let's go through it again. Bust from Texas

00:45:25.880 organized retail theft, living out of a hotel subsidized by taxpayers, uh, affected a nearby

00:45:32.860 city that isn't a sanctuary city. So someone who, you know, Nassau County is not a sanctuary County,

00:45:37.940 uh, but they're obviously where they go to steal. Dummy car with no license plate released on no bail.

00:45:44.780 Bingo. That's a full bingo. That's a row across. Um, and so I just thought it was like crazy to me. 0.97

00:45:50.520 Um, and that, you know what they took from us, the ability to send these guys back immediately

00:45:55.440 and say no and take their fingerprints and say, you're not welcome in the United States ever again.

00:46:00.020 Yeah. Country's gone guys. Yeah. That's it. You might as well steal from Macy's. Yeah.

00:46:06.660 There's some hope, but yeah, you too can pretty much do whatever you want and steal from Macy's.

00:46:12.040 But yeah, so that was just kind of like, I read that crime and I kept reading piece by piece and I

00:46:17.380 thought, wow, this is what we've become like 10 of these things or, you know, how there's like a

00:46:22.860 six piece list of this. Five of them wouldn't exist before in the 1990s. You know what I mean?

00:46:28.660 Yeah. Like it would only be retail theft. Yeah. All right. Next, there was a fight between a

00:46:33.460 teacher and a student substitute teacher and a student. And again, the N word is used. Yeah.

00:46:37.780 But this teacher snapped. Teacher telling him to swing.

00:46:59.740 Yeah. You're fired. You're fired. You can't hit someone for saying a bad word. You can report them to

00:47:25.740 the principal. They can get suspended. It seems like this substitute teacher can't control himself.

00:47:32.660 Yeah. That was a bad one. Different from last week. I think last week was bad too. The teacher

00:47:36.780 should have snapped last week. I was surprised at how many commenters, and I mean, this is just the

00:47:40.220 human element, but how many commenters were like, I agree with the teacher. Like obviously he was

00:47:44.860 wrong, but a part of you is like that kid needed a lesson, which I agree with. But I'm on a wave of

00:47:49.880 like no teacher hits a student unless it's like brutal self-defense and you have to like put the

00:47:56.280 kid down. And then there's also something where like, I mean, obviously we've made this joke before

00:48:00.740 someone saying a word, the N word is automatic. A lot of people, a lot of black people in America

00:48:06.800 think that's an automatic swing. Yeah. And unfortunately that swing is jail. You know,

00:48:13.600 that's going to be your first offense. I'm sorry guys. If you swing on me, if I happen to say it

00:48:17.680 and you swing on me, I'm going to be in the courtroom like this. Yep. I'm going to be like

00:48:23.380 this. There he is officer. And they're going to let him go right away. So true. So you're going to

00:48:29.480 get him and then go, okay, he's guilty, but he's also free to go. But yeah, what's up with this?

00:48:34.420 Like emotionally stunted adults, like you shouldn't be in high school. If you can't handle it, you

00:48:38.700 shouldn't be in a high school. Yeah. Like, uh, you know, go work security at the tired yard.

00:48:43.820 This guy probably has the demeanor for that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Next. Old

00:48:47.540 lady writes a racist text and they caught her. This one, you're not going to like my opinion. 1.00

00:48:51.840 I actually. So they're zooming in on this lady's typing, I guess the airport. They're on the plane.

00:49:00.000 They're on a plane. And what does it say? It says, I'm looking out the window. Other two

00:49:04.060 seats are taken by two very large dolled black ladies. And she goes through, uh, dolled up black 1.00

00:49:14.040 black ladies. One of whom is extremely hostile. I am being very pleasant just to annoy. If I need 1.00

00:49:23.860 to use a washroom, I am going to, uh, something, something be present. Uh, if I'm going to use the

00:49:40.120 washroom, I'm going to present. I am really crippled and ask, she's having to pretend I'm

00:49:45.560 really a steward to help me. So she's planning, she's texting her husband or something. She's

00:49:52.060 like an old woman. She's next to two, I guess, gigantic fat black women. Yeah. I don't know. 1.00

00:49:57.420 I believe the text kind of, I don't, I don't think this is that much of a problem. I don't

00:50:01.780 think grandma's making stuff up. You can say I'm next to two dolled up blonde ladies. That's 1.00

00:50:07.660 what I said. And it wouldn't be that bad. Is black a negative or is it a descriptor? Suspect 1.00

00:50:13.980 six, three black, uh, male. Is that negative? Yeah. It's like the base of this lady's text.

00:50:20.120 It sounds like the people next to her are being big and fat black people. Yeah. Which 1.00

00:50:26.780 she wrote in the text, which I mean, can we all be honest here? Everybody gets on the

00:50:32.100 plane and they hope for a small Asian person next to them. Right. Isn't that what everybody 0.99

00:50:36.420 roots for on the plane? Just the skinniest rail person who's so quiet and listens to their

00:50:41.420 headphones. It doesn't bother you once. Yeah. Like, yeah. Nobody likes to, nobody likes

00:50:46.660 to sit next to a big guy. Yeah. And I teeter on that category as well. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

00:50:51.280 When I'm on Southwest, what'd you say Southwest? You had the, yeah. When I'm on Southwest and you

00:50:54.940 can pick your seat. It's always like, if the plane's full, my seat's the last one. And if

00:51:00.240 you saw some lady texting about you saying, Hey, giant fat white guy with beard, is it racist 0.99

00:51:05.620 or is it about your size? I got stuck in the middle seat next to this big bearded guy. 0.99

00:51:10.500 I go, yeah, you got stuck. That's what happens. That's why you should pay for the A group in 1.00

00:51:19.440 Southwest. So you get your first choice. That's what I do. Yeah. Uh, of course. So yeah, I don't

00:51:24.480 know. We're calling it not racist. Yeah. We're calling it not racist. And black is a descriptor. 0.99

00:51:29.980 And if you're being like fat and loud, it sounds like you're ruining this lady's plane experience. 1.00

00:51:34.220 Let's focus on the unpleasant. Where did that come from? I love, I love when people film

00:51:38.800 something and they kind of like expose themselves a little bit. Like, you know, the person's fat,

00:51:43.020 black and unpleasant. Something happened, right? Is that that bad? Why is black a negative term? 0.99

00:51:50.140 Yeah. I don't think it is. I think it's just a descriptor. All right. Next. Uh, this is a brutal

00:51:55.640 execution in Chicago. We're going to heavily censor it cause it's so brutal. I almost didn't even

00:52:01.040 want to show it cause it's so bad, but it's similar to our bingo situation. So that guy

00:52:05.820 gets shot, kills that guy. One guy gets shot and this guy kills that guy. Keeps shooting, 0.68

00:52:11.100 kills another. And then he starts executing people. Boom. Executed. Oh. But she lived. 1.00

00:52:18.340 Finishes the guy he shot before. Then he's going to get out of there, but nope. He finds one more

00:52:23.540 person outside the van. One shot. Hmm. Let me finish. Execute. So some guy is just executing

00:52:31.720 people on Chicago streets. Why is that important? Why is this crazy? Um, and it yeses on who this guy

00:52:37.780 was. Yeah. What, what was he? Some sort of doctor, maybe a lawyer, some sort of maybe rocket scientist

00:52:46.320 or something, maybe a violent criminal who's out on no bail. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. A supervised

00:52:52.740 release, violent criminal, um, who has served multiple prison sentences since 2007 for an armed

00:52:58.260 home invasion, two robberies, an aggravated battery to a police officer. He had been in prison until,

00:53:02.720 uh, recently for a 2009 armed home invasion in Albany park in which two people were killed.

00:53:08.500 Wow. So did a home invasion. Two people got killed. He's let out. Everyone these days is all the

00:53:14.720 stories you hear. Oh, someone is locked up for 10 years for a joint for smoking a joint. Well,

00:53:20.520 that's what they used to be. Prison reform. 2005 through 2015. It was this guy's serving 20 years

00:53:26.180 for marijuana. This guy is locked up for a bag of pills, right? Yeah. And now it's like this guy's

00:53:31.440 out after he was in a crime that two people were killed. And now he's killing more people. It seems

00:53:36.240 like maybe we went a little too far with who we're letting out. The pendulum. You guys remember the

00:53:40.720 pendulum? Yeah. I remember the pendulum. It needs to swing back because supervised release

00:53:46.080 for this guy. Um, you know, and an incident like this happens, we need to kind of like go back and

00:53:51.860 look at all the violent offenders who are out right now and do a, do some inventory, right?

00:53:55.900 Let's scoop them all back up. So, I mean, I just don't understand, um, as a society, why

00:54:01.400 this guy kind of like has any rights. Once he took two lives, once he was involved in a crime

00:54:06.900 where two people were killed, shouldn't you kind of just be like away from society until you're

00:54:12.240 like 55, you know what I mean? Until you're kind of an old man, you don't have that like 0.98

00:54:16.340 testosterone coursing through your body. You kind of lost the right. Yeah, I agree. So

00:54:20.580 let's move on to uplifting gold. Don't get down. Don't get depressed. That was a dark clip. That

00:54:25.040 was probably one of the darkest clips we've ever shown. Oh, that's a disgusting execution. Like

00:54:28.720 that's, but let's get uplifted, uplifting gold girl throws the fish in the tube coming from 1.00

00:54:36.580 the execution too. We need a downturn time. All right, rip it one more time. Of course.

00:54:41.600 Of course. She's throwing the fish back. She's got a little bass, tosses it back straight into 1.00

00:54:46.760 that tube. Oh man. I don't mean to rush to uplifting gold, but we are going to move kind

00:54:53.560 of fast because we're running out of time. Uh, next is the perfect tree cut. She should

00:54:57.320 not be throwing fish like that at all. Like what about a simple release here? Yeah. Simple

00:55:02.660 release, but you know, she's being cute for tech talk. Okay. What do you got? Uh, all

00:55:07.480 right. Next, the perfect tree cut. Yeah. I don't know what this is called. This was so

00:55:12.860 impressive though. This is a specific type of notch cut that I don't know the name of

00:55:17.600 and the tree stays in itself. Boom. And the house is fine. Everything's good. I love seeing

00:55:26.500 a pro taking pills. That guy doesn't take fentanyl. Yeah. I love seeing a pro. Someone

00:55:31.020 who's good at their craft doing next level stuff. That's exactly as he wrote it up. Not

00:55:35.000 taking fentanyl. Play the next play. No fentanyl. All right. Number of society. Next, uh, Home

00:55:40.740 Depot theme song at Home Depot. This is pretty cool. Just play it in the background. They made

00:55:45.480 the Home Depot song out of things from Home Depot. That's pretty cool. Uplifting. There

00:55:57.200 you go. I don't need to rush to uplifting. Why are you rushing? Are we really behind? We

00:56:01.000 are behind. Okay. We are behind. All right. Next. This is actually really funny to me. I

00:56:08.020 don't know. Maybe it's stupid, but I really like jokes like this. The Where's Waldo 0.99

00:56:12.000 audio book? I love this too. A man playing a tuba with another man inside. A man with

00:56:17.880 a broken bass drum. A man dropping his trumpet. A woman in a yellow tank top. A woman in a 0.91

00:56:23.680 green collared shirt. Waldo. A man in a white collared shirt. A woman in a red shirt and

00:56:29.100 Waldo. I'm sick. That's a good bit. I want to know who made that. That sounds like somebody

00:56:36.580 who I kind of recognize. That's a really funny bit. Yeah. Waldo. Waldo. Man with a trumpet.

00:56:41.020 A woman in a green shirt. All right. Last clip of the week. Last uplifting. Kids 0.98

00:56:48.020 walk in trying to balance the coffee. You're doing so good. You're not spilling

00:56:51.840 any. Okay. Now watch the step. Go slow over the step. There you go. Good job. We

00:57:00.140 spilled a little, but that's okay. Oh, don't look at it. Oh, did you panic? It's

00:57:06.460 okay. It's okay. Your sock got wet and you panicked. It's all right. Your sock got wet

00:57:12.280 and you panicked. And you just bailed entirely and dumped the whole thing. Oh, I love that.

00:57:17.460 That's good stuff. Well, that is the end of Uplifting Gold. Before we say goodbye, we are,

00:57:23.840 well, actually, we're going to say goodbye. And then we are going to show a clip from last

00:57:28.100 week or two week ago's Bonusland. Richard Rathaway did a deep dive into Sam Britton and

00:57:33.800 we uncovered some Sam Britton potential lies that don't make sense and also contradict his

00:57:39.560 story. And predated the luggage thefts. And predate the luggage thefts. So if you want

00:57:44.000 some more Sam Britton insight, stay till after the outro and check out this clip from Bonusland.

00:57:49.760 If you like it, join Bonusland, patreon.com slash Fleckis or YouTube join. Thank you guys for

00:57:55.320 watching other Fleckis Talks in the books. Like, share, subscribe, all the good stuff.

00:57:59.160 Fleckismerch.com for the best merch in the game. Shout out to Fleckis for soldiering through while

00:58:04.340 he's sick. Do it for Admiral Levine. Thank you guys for listening. Hopefully it wasn't too bad.

00:58:10.620 It was a good episode, but I just was a little sick this week. So, you know, not feeling the best.

00:58:15.980 If you guys want to help me feel better, send me a super chat of $5. I'd say subscribe to Bonusland.

00:58:22.200 I'd say that's better. Yeah. I'm going to get you on that monthly. Yeah.

00:58:24.700 All right. Thank you guys for watching. We'll see you at the next one.

00:58:32.480 Bonusland. Welcome. Welcome to Bonusland. That was a good episode.

00:58:43.700 And it started with the first few weeks. I had AIDS. I was the only gay person left in the world

00:58:49.060 because the government found all the other gays and killed them as children. If they found me, 0.97

00:58:52.980 they would kill me. It's the perfect way to keep a child or a teen from coming out. And we moved 0.98

00:58:59.340 on to physical therapy. Physical therapy was my hands being tied down and blocks of ice being placed

00:59:07.000 on my hands. Then pictures of men holding hands would be shown to me. So that way I would associate

00:59:11.300 the concept of the pain of ice with a man touching me. It worked really, really, really well. My dad

00:59:19.320 could barely even hug me anymore when I would scream out in pain. Then we went into heat. So

00:59:23.840 coils would be wrapped around my hands and you'd be able to turn the heat on or off. So now if we

00:59:29.180 had a picture of a guy and a girl hugging, it was no pain. If there was a picture of a guy and a guy

00:59:33.400 hugging, we had physical pain. We then went into the month of hell. The month of hell consisted of

00:59:40.820 tiny needles being stuck into my fingers. Um, and then needle torture pictures of explicit acts

00:59:46.040 between men would be shown and I'd be electrocuted at this point. My dad, um, has held a gun up to my

00:59:52.480 head multiple times, but, uh, the last time I got on the phone that he, I, I tried to keep calling. I

00:59:57.660 want, you know, I want contact, um, was that he would, uh, he would shoot me if I ever tried to walk in 0.76

01:00:03.140 the door again. So your dad beats you. Sad, scary backstory. That sounds crazy. No one should have 0.98

01:00:09.760 to go through that. There's a facility that's torturing gay people. It sounds like pretty much. 1.00

01:00:15.040 Um, and so, I mean, obviously some people were going to like, kind of this was a college kid

01:00:21.120 shooting from the hip, right? Yeah. Basically like telling my story, getting a YouTube thing,

01:00:24.980 like blah, blah, blah. Um, and so basically, uh, this journalist ended up asking a few questions

01:00:31.780 about Sam because like, uh, electric shock, needle fingers, hot coils. We got to shut that place

01:00:38.920 down, right? Can't exist. That place can't exist. That's against the law. You can't torture someone.

01:00:44.600 Um, and so Sam, I'm going to read, I'm going to read a couple of sentences here from the article that

01:00:49.800 are, uh, out of order, not out of order, but, uh, not continuous. And so basically, uh, Britain says

01:00:57.860 they were sent to a cruel and sadistic Florida conversion therapist who they saw for two or three

01:01:01.580 years. Britain's timeline periodically changes depending on the media interview. Britain

01:01:06.140 alleges this practitioner used aversion therapy, which include torture, what we just said, right?

01:01:11.440 Um, and the paucity of finding active cases that employed such barbaric techniques meant that added

01:01:17.660 due diligence was necessary to ascertain the veracity of Britain's explosive testimony. A journalist was

01:01:23.000 doing his job and wanted to verify these claims, right? Britain had also, uh, claimed that the

01:01:27.760 conversion therapy led them to attempt suicide and they were later thrown out of the house by their

01:01:31.980 parents. Um, this author goes on to say, as an LGBTQ activist fighting against conversion therapy with

01:01:38.200 my organization, Truth Wins Out, as well as the author of anything but straight, the ex-gay myth, 0.57

01:01:44.720 I had hoped to work with Britain to expose the harm of conversion therapy. Their story was compelling

01:01:49.800 and could influence public opinion against ex-gay practices, which has been my life's mission.

01:01:54.640 So basically Sam Britain talking on the camera runs into a guy who makes it his whole life mission

01:01:59.960 to get these kinds of conversion camps shut down because it's illegal. It's crazy, right? Uh, and so

01:02:05.500 this guy starts asking questions. I excitedly reached out to Britain and they were oddly inaccessible

01:02:10.760 communicating indirectly through intermediary LGBTQ activists in the Boston area where they attend,

01:02:16.560 were attending MIT. The reason for Britain's scarcity had to do with two simple questions I had asked

01:02:21.480 them. Who was your conversion therapist and in which facility did the therapy occur?

01:02:27.460 Should be pretty easy if you got gay tortured, right? Let's expose them. Big trouble. Yeah. Let's 1.00

01:02:31.940 get that guy. Uh, the basic inquiry was critically important for two reasons. First, in order to share

01:02:36.620 Britain's story, we had to verify if it was true. Second, Britain's testimony involved a torture center

01:02:41.420 where hideous abuses were presumably still occurring against children, at least as young as 11 years old.

01:02:46.780 If such a place existed, there was a moral imperative to rapidly identify the abusive therapist and

01:02:52.480 contact the authorities to stop the atrocities. Obviously, right? Of course. If you're getting gay 1.00

01:02:57.280 tortured, you're going to want to gay stop it. Yeah, you do want to gay stop it. Right? Um, so, uh, this guy 1.00

01:03:04.160 goes on, this is kind of the damning sentence in my mind for this author. And this author can't really call

01:03:09.200 Sam a liar. Yeah, that's us. That's us. Because they're, they can just heavily imply and infer.

01:03:16.780 I don't know.

01:03:34.820 I don't know.

01:03:39.540 But

01:03:43.540 Thank you.

Fleccas Talks Podcast - January 27, 2023

4 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS COMMIT THE MOST 2023 CRIME EVER

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