Fleccas Talks Podcast - EPISODE 002 PIG HUNTING TRIP RECAP ｜ BIDEN, BATHROOM, PANTS？｜ ON THE HUNT FOR DOG ｜ Q&A

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, it's Fleckus. Welcome to Fleckus Talks The Show, episode 102. Today we're going to be

00:00:03.900 talking about Joe Biden maybe going to the bathroom in his pants. Definitely happened.

00:00:08.280 Brian Laundrie, Gabby Petito, huge update that may or may not involve us. We got some

00:00:13.420 vax mandates thing to talk about. And as always, we wonder, can anyone pin Fleckus?

00:00:19.120 I don't think so. We will find out today on Fleckus Talks The Show featuring Richard Rappoy.

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00:00:54.580 review. It's Fleckus Talks The Show with Richard Rappoy. Yes, welcome to the show. So the boys

00:00:59.700 just got back from a hunting trip. Myself, Richard Rappoy, typical liberal, aka Grantley,

00:01:05.640 DC Drano. We all had an amazing time up in Alabama, middle of nowhere. I've never been anywhere like

00:01:10.680 that or been that far south, like south-south. Yeah, north but south. North but south, exactly.

00:01:16.460 We had to go north from Tampa to get there, but very much the south. It was really cool. I loved it.

00:01:22.220 I didn't have any experience either hunting. I have only hunted the iguanas, which you guys all saw,

00:01:28.360 and I've only been hunting the rats that used to live in the house I was living in

00:01:33.740 until like a month ago. So I've only had experience rat hunting and iguana hunting.

00:01:41.320 Do you want to elaborate on that rat hunting? I mean, everyone knows what a rat hunting is. It's

00:01:46.100 like when you have rats in your garage between 10 and p.m. and 2 a.m. You go running in there,

00:01:51.300 you turn the lights on and try to startle them. And then as they run up the garage and get to the

00:01:55.380 rafters trying to get back to their hole, you have like four or five seconds of shooting at them

00:02:01.280 with the air gun. Standard stuff. Standard stuff. Everyone knows what the, you know,

00:02:07.000 go on a little rat hunt in the garage. Everyone does it. Everyone's got the rats. Not anymore,

00:02:11.760 though. Rat Boy and I moved to a cool new place right around the corner, and we are not dealing

00:02:15.700 with any rats right now. Yeah, that was bad. We had such a nice house, and it was like on the water,

00:02:20.920 like great pool, great setup, and then there were just rats in the garage. So yeah, it was bad. But

00:02:27.880 I'm not kidding. Like you bust open the door, you flick the lights on, you make a sound,

00:02:33.060 the rats run up the wall on the rafters, and it's like absolute shootout. I go in there with the

00:02:38.000 air pistol, and I just poof, poof, poof, poof, poof, poof. We'd be watching TV. Letting them rip.

00:02:41.940 We would be watching TV, and Fleckis would come to me, and like, it's like, you know, 12,

00:02:46.200 12 at midnight, and he'd be like, rat run? And he'd be like, come on, just come with.

00:02:50.920 And I'd just witness him pop, kick open the door, and just heart unloading rounds hit. 0.95

00:02:56.120 I killed one. There was one I shot, boom, shot him dead, iced him, instant death. And it was just 0.99

00:03:02.740 like, you go in there saying a line too, like, Toretto, poof, poof, poof, poof. Yeah. It was such

00:03:07.100 a cool experience, and I got a rat. So, you know, pig hunting in Alabama was obviously going to be a

00:03:12.700 step up from that. Real guns this time. I haven't really gone hunting with real guns before,

00:03:17.260 and it was cool. We had a great experience. It was also like, it was different. Rappoy and I went

00:03:25.040 into a tree stand the last night, and I mean, it was rusty. It was high up. It was a tight space.

00:03:33.760 We got in there, and immediately a brown recluse spider fell down, and Rappoy swatted it,

00:03:38.700 and then a frog jumped across both of us, and he thought it was a frog. And I was like, no,

00:03:44.120 it's a very venomous spider. And he's like, no, no, it's a frog. It's a frog. I'm like, no,

00:03:48.140 no, there's both. It's a brown recluse spider and a frog. There's just a lot going on in this one.

00:03:54.060 Oh, man. Yeah. So, tree stand, a shaky tree stand that hasn't been like sat in for a while,

00:03:59.420 obviously, you're in danger a little bit. And one of those support beams, like, you know how it's like

00:04:04.760 all four legs and then X's between each leg. Like, two of the X's were, like, bent out.

00:04:09.160 Yeah, completely warped. One of the legs was on a wood block,

00:04:11.980 and we just got in there very gingerly. And it worked, and it supported our

00:04:16.740 combined heavy weight. So, we made it. Rusty corners, wasps. I swear, it got so loud with those

00:04:24.300 bugs. And I was, like, I was told, like, the advice that was given to me was, like, become a tree.

00:04:29.180 Just kind of, like, fall asleep into the space and just, like, settle into it. Which, I don't know.

00:04:34.640 I couldn't really do that. I was ready to shoot the pig. I was trying my best. We saw it on thermal. 0.99

00:04:41.280 There's a pig. There was a big-sized pig we saw on thermal. We have a video coming out next week.

00:04:45.340 It's a good-sized pig. I lined it up. I'm ready to kill it. It would have been the only pig killed 0.51

00:04:49.880 in the whole trip. And then, I don't know, something happened where I didn't close the

00:04:54.680 thing all the way. And then it clicked, and it missed it by a millimeter, and the bullet didn't go.

00:04:59.320 Yeah. 0.98

00:04:59.480 And the pig heard it and ran off. And that was it. And then I had to walk back to the car in the mud.

00:05:04.240 It, like, 10 p.m., and my feet got stuck in the mud. My Jordans went under the mud,

00:05:10.020 and, like, my shoe came off. It was bad. The spider thing. Like, when the spider first fell

00:05:16.920 down, and we were in the thing, and we swatted it, I was just thinking about that for the rest

00:05:21.580 of the night. And I had a water bottle, like, by my feet. And I'm like, all right, that water

00:05:24.840 bottle's toast. Like, I'm not going back for the water bottle. And then later in the night,

00:05:29.740 I felt, like, spider webs on my pants and on my legs, like, on my ankle. And, like,

00:05:35.200 so the spider was getting involved down there and doing work and setting up shop in a new

00:05:39.780 place, which is very scary.

00:05:41.040 Mm-hmm. So Fleckus Hates Camping was last week. And then Fleckus Goes Hunting is this week.

00:05:46.660 And Fleckus didn't hate hunting.

00:05:48.700 No, hunting's, it was fun. It was very fun. But, I mean, you really are just sitting in a tree stand.

00:05:53.740 Like, you're just kind of, it's an ambush. It's not, like, I guess there's tracking. There's tracking

00:05:59.560 after the fact and stuff like that. But it really was an ambush. It was, like, corn, corn in a field.

00:06:05.620 Hey, pigs. And, uh, light them up. And you light them up. The guns were loud. The pellets were big. 0.80

00:06:13.700 Yeah. Fleckus said, Fleckus said at one point, like, we were at the hunting camp and there was

00:06:17.940 this, like, friend who is a very seasoned hunter. And, uh, Fleckus had shot a hand.

00:06:23.120 And a veteran. And a veteran. Yeah. And a veteran. Yeah. So it was, like, a serious guy.

00:06:26.160 Serious guy takes his gun seriously.

00:06:27.940 It's, like, all factual. He's paying attention to the wind. He's doing everything. And Fleckus,

00:06:31.660 uh, we were shooting a bit, actually, for the video. You'll see it, uh, you know,

00:06:35.900 sometime next week, maybe later. Um, but it was basically, like, Fleckus shooting a handgun

00:06:41.560 hero shot. And then, uh, we were trying to replace the bullets afterwards. And Fleckus was like,

00:06:46.620 how many pellets did I shoot? And this guy was like, what did you say from the other room?

00:06:51.540 Oh, man. So they, I know they're not pellets. I like to mess with people. Uh, the video next

00:06:56.680 week is going to be fantastic. Live action rounds, live rounds.

00:07:01.660 Yeah. Which is crazy. On a Hollywood set, they would always use fake guns, but we shot our bits

00:07:07.180 with live rounds. We ain't messing around here at Fleckus Talks. Yeah. This ain't no union job.

00:07:12.380 Yeah. Here at Fleckus Talks. We got the drone out. We got the drone out. Live rounds. That's the

00:07:17.180 kind of stunts we do. Did I do all my own stunts? Richard Rappoy, tell the truth. Yep.

00:07:20.060 100%. We bring in any stunt double exactly my size. No, there's like, I don't think we could find

00:07:24.780 them. Those people don't even exist, especially not where we were in the middle of nowhere, Alabama

00:07:28.700 population, 200 people plus five of us. Stay tuned for the video. Yeah. Stay tuned

00:07:32.940 for the video. It's going to be fantastic. Um, moving on very important update. Brian

00:07:38.540 laundry. Is that how you say his name? Laundry. So Brian laundry, the guy who is

00:07:44.180 wanted right now, there's a big man hunt going for him. There's a huge reward. Dog, the bounty

00:07:50.680 hunter is that reward. Let me look. I think it's like 300 K, but there's like a celebrities

00:07:54.400 who have tacked on. So it's probably like a million bucks, maybe more. So this search

00:07:58.880 for Brian laundry is happening within like 30 minutes of where me and Richard Rappoy

00:08:03.400 live. Yeah. Like we've taken Jerry to the dog park. Exactly. We've been there before.

00:08:08.240 So huge announcement for this Fleckus Talks audience, the hardcore listeners, the people

00:08:13.520 who like Fleckus the most, people are tuning into this podcast. Huge announcement. Tomorrow,

00:08:18.460 Richard Rappoy and myself are going to Fort DeSoto and we are going to find dog, the bounty

00:08:27.600 hunter who is trying to find Brian laundry. Yep. I reached out to dog, the bounty hunter.

00:08:34.680 Yep. They hit me back and I was like, I want to interview dog. I want to get involved. But

00:08:39.060 what really we're, we're trying to, we're trying to live in dog's wake here. We don't know where

00:08:44.620 Brian laundry is, but dog, the bounty hunter is searching for him in Fort DeSoto, which

00:08:48.740 is 30 minutes away. So it's like, we don't even need all the tips dog got dog already

00:08:53.400 got the tips. We need to go to Fort DeSoto, find Brian laundry, steal the bounty from dog,

00:08:58.180 the bounty hunter. Yeah. We're going to front run dog, the bounty hunter. Like dog is, well,

00:09:02.660 we're actually drafting off of him because he got us the lead to Fort DeSoto and that's all

00:09:06.960 we needed. And then we're going to run into him and I'm going to have my own dog, the bounty

00:09:09.980 hunter outfit. And it's going to be a video and it's going to be like, yo dog, what are

00:09:15.380 you doing here? And he's going to be like, yo dog, what are you doing here? And it's like,

00:09:18.900 I think we're looking for the same guy. Let's exchange info. Let dog go first. And then

00:09:26.680 just tell us what you got first. I'm keeping it closer to the chest, but obviously we're

00:09:29.920 in the same place. We're obviously both pretty close to the trail.

00:09:35.100 Do we know anything about why he's there? It was like the, the Brian laundry's parents

00:09:41.180 like camped there or something recently. Yeah. I think it's like a place he's been

00:09:45.020 and maybe someone's seen him or a person that looked like him. And he like was talking about

00:09:50.880 how he can go six days on crackers alone. Like he's a survivalist type and he's probably

00:09:56.260 just hiding out out there and we're going to find them. And Brian, if you're listening

00:09:59.900 somehow to this podcast, I saw an American flag picture in your dorm room. I saw the camo.

00:10:05.580 Okay. Reach out to Zach at fuckustalks.com. Z-A-C-H. We will do an interview with you.

00:10:14.900 We'll, we'll get your voice out there. If something happened, you want to, Hey, we want to hear

00:10:18.540 all sides. We're not going to jump to any conclusions, but if you want to get your message out there,

00:10:23.900 fuck his talks is a good fair place to start. I think his message is I'm on the run and I'm 0.99

00:10:28.700 not doing interviews. Imagine tackling Brian laundry, completely working off dog. The bounty hunter's

00:10:34.200 wake. And then being like, yeah, the bounty is mine. Like 500 K is mine. I have them. It's not,

00:10:40.200 it doesn't matter who flushed them out. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who saw him first is who

00:10:44.720 tackled them. Cause then there's going to be a fight between dogs going to try and steal our,

00:10:48.640 our, our bounty. It's like, it's like when you catch a tuna and you're bringing it in and you're

00:10:54.280 reeling it in like dogs, the shark, that's going to come and bite a hole in your tuna and just get the

00:10:59.020 free lunch. He's going to try and fight us for Brian laundry. So we might need to bring our own

00:11:02.880 team to protect us. Post apprehending Brian laundry. Once we got Brian down and we have

00:11:09.460 apprehended phase two is keep dog off us. So what's the status right now? Dog is in Fort

00:11:15.160 DeSoto. Brian, we'll be like, Brian, we're not going to turn you in. We just want to talk.

00:11:19.400 Dog is close to your trail. And then we'll bring Brian to the police station,

00:11:24.020 drive him up in the Jeep, toss him out. We're just going to zip tie you. It's no big deal.

00:11:30.760 All right. So we reached out to dog. They hit us back and told us we're at Fort DeSoto.

00:11:34.380 Now it's on social media. We're going there tomorrow. We're going to find Brian laundry.

00:11:39.600 We're going to get the bounty and we're going to make enemies with dog, the bounty hunter.

00:11:43.260 Yeah. What are you guys doing on Friday? All right, moving on. This part of the show is

00:11:48.060 the part of the show where we play a clip and we ask, did Joe Biden go to the bathroom

00:11:55.980 in his pants? Yep. So let's do the clip. So this interrupts or unbalances the Belfast

00:12:06.080 Good Friday Accords. That's the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. That's, that's the, I think that.

00:12:13.580 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Let's go. Thank you. Thank you.

00:12:20.100 Did he say? I have no idea. I hope the microphone got it.

00:12:24.880 So this was like a week ago too. And I kind of got half press coverage or something.

00:12:31.940 Yeah. This happened last week and everyone was like, why? That was so weird. Like,

00:12:35.020 why did they exit the press conference early with Boris Johnson? Like he was in the middle

00:12:39.520 of a sentence and the press was like, all right, time to go. Like actually in the middle of a

00:12:43.840 sentence. And then the people in the background are like, did, did he shit? And the guy's like, 1.00

00:12:47.640 I think so. I hope audio got it. Something along those lines. It's very unclear. It's like,

00:12:52.220 did he shit? Did he say it? Like, I don't really know what the person said. We don't know. 1.00

00:12:56.600 The only person who does know is that press coordinator who got everyone out of the room

00:13:00.280 because they hit the eject button. There's, they pulled the thing and got it. Boom. They're

00:13:05.460 out of the top. Like they're like, all right, that was him going to the bathroom in his pants.

00:13:09.940 We have to get everyone out of here. That's like a, we've seen a lot or two keys in the

00:13:13.980 thing. Boom. Launch the nuke. Like that's a big one. Yeah. No, we've seen a lot of those

00:13:17.900 like, okay, everyone, that's it. Enough questions. And this was probably the most forceful I've

00:13:22.040 seen. Most forceful Boris Johnson with Boris Johnson probably knows too. Yeah. And then someone

00:13:26.260 on Reddit said that the room smelled really bad. And if, you know, obviously CNN and MSNBC

00:13:33.640 and all these Muppets and Anderson Cooper, they say whatever they want about Trump. That's all

00:13:38.560 made up. So I can report that someone on Reddit said the room smelled really bad. And that would

00:13:45.240 be a telltale sign of someone going to the bathroom in their pants. Yeah. So a source that

00:13:51.400 was close to the situation said. So confirmed, Joe Biden did dump in his pants. Confirmed. Moving

00:13:59.160 on. Stephen Colbert, a couple of nights ago, doing the vaccine song to that tequila song.

00:14:06.540 Like, and then he says vaccine. It's like, you just like vaccina. Like doesn't, it's not even a

00:14:15.660 sound bit. No, it's peak comedy, bro. Absolute insanity. I think one positive from COVID and

00:14:21.560 the lockdowns, especially when they didn't have live studio audiences was seeing all these people

00:14:26.420 just like, like a fish in an inch of water, just struggling and flailing as they deliver jokes to

00:14:33.580 a non-hot room. Yeah. You need that bus full of Midwest women like going, Oh my God, Stephen Colbert. 1.00

00:14:40.100 Exactly. No matter what you say, you're so funny. And I guess this, I mean. That, that hot room was

00:14:47.400 the black magic that operated Hollywood for so long, where it was just like this manufactured

00:14:52.040 consent, this manufactured acceptance. Oh, this is funny. Everyone's laughing. And it's like, Oh,

00:14:57.740 that must be funny. And you're watching it on TV. And it's like, you're actually subliminally

00:15:00.880 getting communicated with, and you're being told something that's not true, but the laughing

00:15:05.840 like kind of sneaks it by you, but not anymore. Yeah. There's that whole like John Oliver,

00:15:11.220 like pace thing. Well, something, something, something, something, ha ha ha ha. And you can't

00:15:15.680 even process it. It's like, I I'm pretty sure I read an article about that once, how it's like

00:15:19.280 designed for you to be like one step behind and like catching up and laughing and the cat's out of

00:15:24.880 the bag. You did the vaccine song. Exactly. The cat's out of the bag. Wait a sec. You're just a guy

00:15:30.200 with an accent. You'll John Oliver, you know, it's like by the time you realize it, like if he didn't

00:15:35.120 have an accent and what he's saying is, and it's like, it's like the moment at the end of the movie

00:15:39.440 when you realize the person's been dead the whole time and you're like, wait a second, John Oliver's

00:15:42.840 not even funny. It's all these Harvard kids in his writing room. Yeah. But I mean, that was one of

00:15:49.640 the biggest pure propaganda pieces I've seen in recent memory. It's just like, they didn't even try to

00:15:54.880 make it funny. Like the whole point is it's funny because he's doing it, but it's just like,

00:15:59.660 who, who told you to do this? Who, who really told you to do this? And it's like Stephen Colbert.

00:16:05.780 He's at Martha's Vineyard for the Obama party. He's deep. The only thing left he can do to even

00:16:11.260 stir a reaction is to like humiliate himself. Yeah. So he did it. He danced with Chuck Schumer.

00:16:17.960 I think one time I saw, yeah, that's exactly. So it's like, all he's got left is, oh my gosh,

00:16:22.580 Stephen Colbert is doing this physical action. Like he's done. Like he's, he squeezed the,

00:16:29.280 the, the fruit dry. Yeah. There's this thing where it's like, he had a heyday that was like

00:16:35.320 pretty good, I guess, before politics and when he was doing actually edgier bits or funnier stuff.

00:16:40.640 And then you get to late night and it's just dead man's zone. It's nothing. It's so dumbed down

00:16:46.160 and it's like sad, but I guess you get $20 million for it. Yeah. So it's like these 0.89

00:16:52.500 organizations, these institutions, these celebrities, these characters, they establish

00:16:57.840 like a cool counterculture part of their branding in a way where it's like, oh yeah, Stephen Colbert.

00:17:04.140 Like when he was on like back to back with John, uh, John Stewart. Yeah. That was like some of the

00:17:08.320 best TV. It was so funny. It was like directionally pretty okay. It was like good normal content that

00:17:15.340 like wouldn't even exist right now. Yeah. It was fun. It was a cool way to do politics. He didn't sell

00:17:21.080 out yet. He establishes credibility as someone who's fair and cool. Didn't sell out. And then

00:17:26.160 they slowly buy him out just like all these other companies, the NFL, everybody LeBron. Yeah. It's

00:17:32.040 like they're buying a front man. Exactly. And now they're just like an, uh, uh, talking head for

00:17:37.440 an idea ideology and you bought them out. And it's like, same with certain companies, like obey

00:17:42.880 propaganda, that company that was like a skater company. Yeah. It's like, now they're posting like

00:17:46.880 BLM stuff and like vaccination stuff. And it's like, you guys became the propaganda. Like 0.99

00:17:52.220 you got too big. You can't get that big without kind of getting taken over by the cabal, the

00:17:59.420 deep state, the piss drinkers. And that's kind of how it played out. Uh, Harvard's another

00:18:04.480 example of that. There's a, you see Harvard has a new study with all these people that

00:18:07.920 love Joe Biden. Yeah. They're all vaccinated. Yeah. It's a, the, the Harvard freshman poll,

00:18:13.040 which apparently they do every year. And it said 90% of Harvard freshmen support Joe Biden

00:18:17.880 to obviously, and this was, I guess, in a question like preferring Trump to Joe Biden.

00:18:23.860 So 10%, even though 50% of the population voted for Trump, uh, 90% of the Harvard incoming freshmen

00:18:30.160 like Joe Biden. And this is like when they came into class. So this is after probably six months of

00:18:36.300 Joe Biden, right? So six months of not paying attention to Joe Biden is just, uh, we've got to get

00:18:40.840 rid of the other guy. Still hate Trump. Yeah. Just got to hate Trump. And now they're all

00:18:44.720 vaccinated and doing classes online. Maybe that's the business school. But just another example of

00:18:50.560 the institutions that have gone away and I gotten away from us. Harvard doesn't matter anymore

00:18:55.520 because if the kids were smart, they'd be based. And if they were based, they wouldn't be this

00:18:59.860 disproportionately leftist and uninformed and all these things. So now it's like another institution.

00:19:06.500 Harvard used to mean something. Now you graduate and then you're pansexual or whatever.

00:19:10.400 Yeah. So Harvard's done. I'm a seller of Harvard. It's times like, yeah, 70 grand a year. And what

00:19:18.320 it's times like this. I'm not proud to be an Ivy leaguer. Yeah. Sorry. I thought I just heard Jerry

00:19:23.460 like maybe pissing over there. No, I think that was him eating some plastic. Okay. Yeah. No, I mean,

00:19:29.340 going to an Ivy league school, if you, if you were to do it all over again, I mean, we played football,

00:19:34.680 so it's a little different. Like, but if they were like, you have to get vaccinated to play football and go

00:19:38.640 back in 2011 or 12, whenever I would have probably done it and just been like, Oh, whatever. I have

00:19:45.380 to get a shot. Cause I had no idea what's even going on. Me too. So that's crazy. Yeah. And that's

00:19:50.140 tough. We'll get to some of that. I'm sure. And the questions, we have a question section coming

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00:20:32.860 says. Okay, cool. Moving on this week. We have a huge Q and a coming last week. We said, send

00:20:38.460 us your questions. A ton of people sent us their questions and we're going to go through them

00:20:42.980 right now. It's going to be, I think more than usual. This is the first one. So we're going

00:20:47.200 to do like a double session of the Q and a, but a lot of people are asking some stuff,

00:20:51.620 a lot of the same questions. So we're going to get some answers. Maybe. Yeah. The questions

00:20:55.160 are built up because they've had no outlet for so long.

00:20:58.440 Richard Ratboy has collected some questions. I have sent him some questions I saw as well.

00:21:04.560 So we're going to go through them and let's see what you guys are wondering. Let's see what

00:21:09.720 you guys are thinking about. Let's see what questions you guys have that you need answers

00:21:13.220 to. Okay. Question number one. This is from Daniel spelled kind of weird. Um, have you

00:21:18.820 ever been to Iran? Iran? Have you ever been to Iran? Hmm. No, I have not been to Iran or

00:21:28.860 Iran. I say Iran. I say Iran too. I'm saying Iran. Um, it's actually Iran. Like, no, it's

00:21:35.600 not. No, it's not what I say. Uh, no. And that wasn't one of the questions we got a lot. So

00:21:42.720 question number one. No, I have not been to Iran. Okay. Moving on. Question number

00:21:46.400 two. Iran. Do you think our military is compromised? Uh, I think the top part of the 0.94

00:21:52.700 military, like the melee types, I think there are some generals that are definitely compromised.

00:21:56.900 I think they did a really good, I mean, not a good job, but they made a really large effort

00:22:02.160 to get rid of all the base people. I think obviously the troops as a whole love the troops

00:22:07.820 and I think they are patriotic people, but I do think the government is doing their best

00:22:13.820 to get those base people out. So you see them kind of getting squeezed for situations where

00:22:18.740 you have like a vax mandate now. And it's like, if it's a lot of soldiers that aren't

00:22:21.860 going to want that COVID vax. Now, those are the guys who are going to leave, hopefully not

00:22:28.120 dishonorably discharged, but those are the guys who are going to leave. So if there is a next

00:22:32.000 step to this government tyranny that involves the military, a lot of the people that would

00:22:36.440 have stepped up and stopped that from happening within won't be there because X amount of months

00:22:42.560 ago, they didn't follow through with the COVID required vaccine.

00:22:46.300 They wiped them out. So it's kind of like a leading indicator of how based or how, uh,

00:22:50.920 manipulatable or I guess moldable you are.

00:22:53.420 Yep. And we're heading in a direction where we're not fully compromised yet, but they're doing

00:23:00.700 their plan and they are getting people out that are not going to be okay with what's probably

00:23:06.080 coming.

00:23:06.660 This is from George. How can I fast track my way to the U S need to get out of Canada ASAP?

00:23:11.380 George, I am a person who doesn't open his mail. I am not good at applications and logistics

00:23:22.580 and going through processes like that. Yeah. So if, if it's come down to where I'm like your final hope,

00:23:30.120 please don't let that be the truth. Yeah. Ask anyone, ask them, ask the mailman. They'll

00:23:36.280 probably know. Throw out your passport, sneak down to the Southern border, pretend you're Haitian or 1.00

00:23:40.060 something. Yeah. All right. Uh, this next question is from Kobe. What should I do if my company tries

00:23:46.360 to force me to take the vaccine? Tough question. A lot of people ask me this all the time.

00:23:50.780 I would obviously, okay. Don't quit. Number one, don't quit. Make them fire you. Make them fire

00:23:57.640 you. I'm not telling anyone what to do, but if you really don't want to get the vax, don't quit.

00:24:02.920 Let them fire you because there will be something that comes from this legally down the road. And I

00:24:08.220 don't think what they're doing is legal. I think they're just really, really trying to pressure

00:24:12.320 people to do it. Yeah. I don't think they actually legally can. So I think this is all kind of like

00:24:18.220 a front and like, you know, all bark, no bite. They're legally can't do it. And they're just

00:24:23.680 trying to get everyone who's like on the fence to be like, eh, whatever, I'll get it. I don't want

00:24:27.880 to deal with this. Yeah. So I think it's all, uh, sign up. Find employees who you think are also

00:24:33.260 based and kind of talk to them. Yeah, exactly. There's a little bit like collectivize maybe a little

00:24:38.660 bit if you're going to, you know, hire a lawyer between 10 people. So there's a huge percentage

00:24:43.540 of the country that's not going to get vaccinated. So there will be businesses that exist completely

00:24:49.360 because of that reason alone. Like there'll be a reaction to this huge percentage of the country is

00:24:54.260 not for it. So don't worry. There'll be a bounce back. All right. Next question. This is from Abby.

00:25:01.680 Your opinion on modern dating culture. Ooh, Fleck has talks dating. Modern dating culture.

00:25:07.980 I think a lot of people think it's worse than ever to date right now. And that's probably true.

00:25:12.660 Like generally speaking for everybody, but I think on the right, we're in a better spot because at

00:25:18.200 least we have like a core value system and fundamentals we agree with when it comes to

00:25:22.740 guys and girls. And on the left, it's like, if you're looking for a relationship, that's going

00:25:28.160 to make a loving relationship and you're dating to get married and have a family searching for that.

00:25:32.160 You can find it on the right a lot easier than you could find it on the left or that it can

00:25:35.940 exist that can exist in the left. Yeah. Like that's a lot harder because they want to like

00:25:40.240 kill their babies and have an open relationship and they want you to be weak and it's just not 0.93

00:25:49.320 going to work. Yeah. So I'd say it's great time to be dating because you can have standards that 1.00

00:25:54.640 eliminate a lot of potential people. And if you do meet someone who is conservative as well in this

00:26:00.320 time, it's like, now that person is a potential prospect. Maybe that wouldn't have been the case

00:26:06.060 before. So if you're like an ugly guy, you can still find a lovely conservative wife. If you stand 0.99

00:26:12.200 for the truth and you like conservative values and you're not a bitch boy and you're not going to get 1.00

00:26:16.400 vaccinated and let them mask your kid. So stand for something. Just don't go wherever the wind blows 0.99

00:26:20.920 you. Exactly. Exactly. Stand for something and you'll find some lovely lady who appreciates it. 0.97

00:26:26.240 Very cool. Very cool. All right. Next question from Jonah, your take on guns and responsible

00:26:31.980 marijuana usage. Oh, feds have entered the chat. Feds have entered the chat. That's an absolute fed

00:26:40.220 question. Yeah. Absolute fed question. Don't break the law. We're cutting his balls off. Yeah. We're

00:26:47.360 cutting Jerry's nuts off. October 9th. It's happening. Sorry, Jerry. All right. Next question. This is from

00:26:52.080 Papa. What is it going to take for people to stop believing everything the media tells them?

00:26:58.100 Good question. Now, I think more than ever with all the lockdowns and the overreach and Joe Biden

00:27:03.360 being a Muppet, I think it's going to start hitting closer to home. And like during Trump years, because

00:27:09.520 before the lockdowns and stuff, things were getting better. It was easier to create these like stories

00:27:15.800 and these fake things and these things to get mad about, about Trump. But now that Biden's in there

00:27:20.720 and it's actually really bad, I think people are going to have like closer to home experiences

00:27:25.000 that they didn't have before. And it's going to bring a lot of people to the light.

00:27:30.080 I always think personally, it's like whatever, you got to find one story that they really get wrong,

00:27:35.500 you know? And it's like the more things that they do that for COVID, Trump, these are like large ones

00:27:40.380 that happened over the last two years or, you know, a couple of years with Trump. It's just like

00:27:44.940 these kind of people or things that are antithetical to the media, like they're,

00:27:51.140 that's the biggest red, like red pill awakening. Like if it's something that's personal to you or

00:27:55.980 something like that, but yeah, that's kind of like micro basic, like that's on a case by case thing.

00:28:00.640 Yeah. You're a politically moderate nurse and you're going to get fired to keep the America safe 1.00

00:28:07.920 from the COVID virus because you didn't get vaccinated.

00:28:11.620 You were a hero all last year when it was like unknown and actually like could have been scary

00:28:15.960 before data was out. Yeah. And now you're just a piece of shit. And now you're the enemy and you're

00:28:21.820 out. So stuff like that is going to wake up a lot of people because a lot of people have family members,

00:28:27.100 people in their lives that will be directly affected if not themselves. So I think it's going

00:28:32.380 to get worse, but also better at the same time. The way it goes worse will awaken more people.

00:28:39.900 Exactly. Yeah. So things will get worse, but that would be like short-term and then long-term

00:28:45.700 things will get better because people will live in a different way where they don't rely on the

00:28:50.600 things that are making their life bad, like the institutions or the public schools or the poison

00:28:55.560 food, you know, all the, the banking system, whatever it is, you can live a life that relies less on these

00:29:02.880 things, live a better life. So while the people who are relying on those institutions,

00:29:07.600 while their lives continue to deteriorate, they'll see the life you're living and they'll be like,

00:29:12.440 Ooh, that looks better. And then as it gets worse and worse and you live in like, for example,

00:29:16.060 Los Angeles and you're like, Oh, you know, 2015 Los Angeles, things are great. 2020 Los Angeles,

00:29:22.880 things are not so great anymore. 2025 Los Angeles, things are even worse. So it's like that time period,

00:29:28.740 that realization for these people, it's going to be like, Oh, maybe living in Arkansas on a lake is

00:29:34.380 actually more appealing. So I think that's, what's going to happen. It's going to get better and

00:29:37.420 worse at the same time. For those who are looking for alternatives, life will be good for those

00:29:41.840 living in satanic dominions. Things are probably get worse. Yeah. So you can't get no boo anymore,

00:29:47.360 but you also don't have to walk on streets with human shit and tents needles needles. And then if 0.99

00:29:52.560 someone, someone just breaks your car window for fun, you don't even have anything in there,

00:29:56.440 but you got to pay. And all of a sudden, yeah, the Arkansas life lake.

00:30:00.100 And then everything gets ruined. Do those videos of San Francisco where people just have bags of

00:30:05.380 stuff. Those are my favorite. And they just take it out when they strong arm shoplift, where it's

00:30:10.880 just, it's a new form of shoplifting. Yeah. And you have your mask on and you just go, Oh, well,

00:30:15.700 whatever. We're not supposed to stop them. And then what happens? Walgreens or CVS goes, Ooh,

00:30:20.980 this location lost this much money because of all this stuff. Let's close it down. And then the people

00:30:24.940 who are using that don't have that resource anymore. And now living there is that much worse.

00:30:28.980 Yeah. Moving on. Next question. I think, I think there were 15 Walgreens that closed in San

00:30:34.000 Francisco just because they couldn't justify it. And it's like Megacorp USA is like, cut them.

00:30:39.400 Yep. Next question. All right. This is from Alec. Have you picked a Halloween costume out yet?

00:30:44.540 I have not picked a Halloween costume out yet. The front runner, which it is every year. I just

00:30:50.060 haven't done it is LL cool J in a wheelchair. That's my dream costume. I think it's hilarious.

00:30:55.640 I can get like a velour light blue suit, white do-rag, a little bandaid thing. I'm LL cool J in

00:31:02.960 a wheelchair. That's like a 10 year bit. It's a 10 year bit for me that I've never done.

00:31:06.560 He keeps coming back to it, but one day. One day, maybe this year. The wheelchair is the hard

00:31:10.680 part. So obviously he's not going to do it this year. He can't get it together. We have one month

00:31:14.220 to get a wheelchair. He's not going to do it. All right. Next question. You vaccinated. 0.98

00:31:17.940 Ah, um, no, of course not. You had COVID, correct? I had COVID. It wasn't that bad.

00:31:24.660 So you got that natty, immunity. That's like the thing that people don't realize. It's like,

00:31:28.700 Hey, did you, why are you wearing a mask? Oh, I don't want to get COVID blah, blah, blah. The

00:31:33.300 pandemic. And it's like, have you gotten COVID? Yeah, I did. Was it bad? No, I was only sick

00:31:37.900 for two days. And it's like, do you hear what you're saying? Like snap out of it. Like what,

00:31:44.260 what do you, you know? So I had it, it was completely no big deal. All my friends got it with me.

00:31:50.360 Yeah. We were kind of not feeling great for five days. Fleckus was patient zero. I was the first

00:31:56.120 one to get it. Yeah. I'm not getting vaccinated. There's a whole process. I saw this meme that was

00:32:00.040 like, they tried to scare you. They tried to bribe you. They tried to guilt you. They tried to shame

00:32:05.640 you. They tried to blame you. Now they're going to try and fire you. Yeah. And it's like, well,

00:32:10.400 what you can't do is pin me because if you could pin me, then you can vaccinate me. And I've become

00:32:16.680 unpinnable. I've become ungovernable. I have become unpinnable. Yeah. Next question. So if you

00:32:24.100 did have to take the vaccine, which would you take? See my previous answer. I've become unpinnable

00:32:30.080 that me getting vaccinated would be people coming to my door. I wouldn't even open it, but I guess

00:32:35.940 they break in and then like six guys wrestle me down, inject me with something that knocks me out

00:32:40.380 unconscious and they inject me with the vaccine. So whatever those people have, whatever the National

00:32:45.580 Guard military is handing out a year from now. For sure. All right. So next question,

00:32:51.380 kind of a follow-up thoughts on Trump's vaccination status. I think people can get vaccinated if they

00:32:57.440 want to get vaccinated. Trump's an old guy. He wanted to get vaccinated. Had COVID as well.

00:33:02.920 He had COVID as well. He got vaccinated, whatever. I don't like obviously when he talks about the vaccine

00:33:09.360 that much, but he hasn't pushed mandates. He hasn't said that he's pro mandate. He's of course not.

00:33:14.240 Yeah. And he's also kind of chilled out with it lately. Like he realized that vaccine wasn't like

00:33:19.620 one of his strongest issues. He says at the rally, people boo him and he's like, all right,

00:33:23.900 I'm not going to bring it up. But the last speech he gave, I don't think he mentioned warp speed or

00:33:27.380 the vaccine once, which is great. And it's the mandates that are the problem. I'm not going to

00:33:33.400 get into what I think the vaccine is myself, but I'm never getting in. And I respect everyone's

00:33:38.120 opinion. You can get it if you want, but just don't make me do anything because once you make me do

00:33:42.900 what I don't want to do, I'm not a free person. And I feel like if you get me in a corner and make

00:33:47.880 me squirm, I'm going to, it's going to be bad. You're going to thrash. I'm going to thrash.

00:33:52.080 All right. I've been working out a lot with rap boy. Yep. We have been. We become unpinnable

00:33:57.220 for this exact reason. Exactly. Um, okay. Next question. This is from Minty. Why hasn't anyone

00:34:04.120 talked about how masking cops depersonalizes and conceals them? I don't know. Minty sign up for the

00:34:08.960 newsletter because I talked about that two weeks ago. Yeah. Fleckus is actually huge on that.

00:34:13.320 And especially in Australia, Australia, those cops throw that lady on the ground and the sprayer and 1.00

00:34:17.400 keep walking. It's like, how could you ever do that to an old lady? How could you ever blindside

00:34:22.280 someone, throw them on the ground, crack their face open? It's because you have a mask on and

00:34:26.160 you're just taking orders. Yeah. Oh, it's just until you're negative. I've just taken orders. So now

00:34:32.900 you're just taking orders and you have the mask. So it's like, you're not you anymore. And that's a hundred

00:34:37.360 percent the problem. And that was the whole thing. The mass first unmasked is all about

00:34:41.320 people submitting and wearing the mask and showing their allegiance. And then the others being the

00:34:47.120 unmasked. So it's us versus them. That was the divide they wanted. And yeah, good battle lines. 0.89

00:34:53.140 Yep. Next from Jits. Will anyone with a large platform like you say now is the time for civil war.

00:35:00.720 Grab your guns. Another fed question. More fed questions. I don't think so. I can't imagine.

00:35:10.680 I mean, as soon as you say, Hey guys, it's time for civil war. Get your guns. It's like,

00:35:16.220 you're off the platform. Yeah. You're snatched. You're done. It's over. So it's like, I don't

00:35:21.720 think. Yeah. So you'll probably never see me post that unless things get to like some sort

00:35:26.840 of apocalypse crazy time. And it's like, we, you know, everyone's got their battery charged

00:35:33.640 because the power has been off and it's like the last day of the internet. And it's like,

00:35:37.420 see you guys. It's not happening. It's not happening from my Fleckus accounts. And hopefully

00:35:42.640 we don't get there, but I leave it at that. Let's just leave it at that. Don't be a fed.

00:35:49.440 Don't be a fed. Don't be a fed. Don't, don't ask incriminating questions. All right. This

00:35:53.440 is from Gibbons. Uh, does Biden taking the booster shot on a TV set feel like a black 0.72

00:35:58.500 mirror episode to you? Yeah, obviously. Yes. Of course it does. The fake set and all you,

00:36:03.880 and it's like, all you need is one guy to take the wide angle lens picture and it's blown

00:36:08.760 up. Yeah. And then some of this stuff, I think he's just to bait us to waste our times. Like

00:36:14.840 that could just be bait for the people who are going to be like, Biden's not the real president.

00:36:18.740 He's actually in a studio set in Burbank. QAnon's real president. So it's like, I think it's bait

00:36:25.060 for those people, but it's funny because it's like, someone will tweet like the white house

00:36:29.340 builds fake set for Biden to get vaccinated. And then fact checkers be like, that's not true.

00:36:35.220 Blah, blah, blah. But it's like, there was a fake set built for Biden to get vaccinated.

00:36:40.480 If it wasn't a fake set, what was the windows? It was a fake set. So yeah, next question. I don't

00:36:45.820 know if I even answered the question, but next question. Yeah, it is a black mirror episode.

00:36:49.420 Yes, of course. Next question is from Speedy. Can you do a handstand?

00:36:54.720 I'll defer to Richard Rappaway. No, an assisted handstand. Maybe. What about you have strong,

00:36:59.880 you have a strong upper body. You have a lot of body weight though, too. What about handstand

00:37:03.840 into a wall? Come off the wall for what? Three seconds counts. Yeah. I don't know, man.

00:37:10.640 My shoulder would explode. I can't do that. So we'll, we'll, we'll say maybe most likely

00:37:17.640 we'll just say likely. I don't know. Let's just, let's just mark it as a hard. No. And just come

00:37:24.520 next question. Next question. All right. This is from, um, some account that doesn't have a name in

00:37:30.880 it. Are we ever going to go back to normal? And we kind of covered this before. It's like

00:37:36.740 pockets of people who are based, we'll go back to normal and live a better and more normal life 1.00

00:37:41.760 than this. And then the pockets of the blue cities will get worse and worse and deteriorate.

00:37:46.580 And then living normal is a choice. So it's like, I'm, I'm back to normal. I'm living a very normal

00:37:53.460 life. Yeah. I wake up, I drink coffee. I don't wear a mask. I talk to my friends. I work all day.

00:38:00.880 So this is a regional question because this is a regional question. If you're in California,

00:38:04.620 you know, it's obviously a different answer than if you're in Florida and then if you're in the

00:38:07.980 rural South, then a regional question. And it's just a matter of like what you're willing to deal

00:38:12.960 with. And do you think like, if you live in LA, I lived in LA from 2014 to 2020. And it's like in

00:38:21.940 2018, I was living downtown Skid Row and I was like, Hmm, something bad's coming. I'm moving to the

00:38:27.360 suburbs, 2019 and 2019. I was like, all right, I'm moving to Florida. Something really bad's coming.

00:38:32.100 Bam. COVID happened. Lockdowns, all the horrible stuff. So it's like, I kind of saw the writing

00:38:36.780 on the wall and I bounced. If you didn't, you probably eventually will. So you should.

00:38:44.280 Fair. So that's my advice. I remember the question, but that was the answer.

00:38:50.240 Alex asks, best Billy song. I believe this is Billy Joel.

00:38:54.380 Yep. Best Billy Joel songs. Zach, you can answer this too.

00:38:57.380 I like all about soul.

00:38:58.540 All about soul. I like pressure. Here you are. Three men on and two men on the bottom of the

00:39:06.820 ninth. I didn't get that. How does it go? I don't know. Pressure. So yeah, I like pressure.

00:39:15.240 I like all for Lena. I like Leningrad. I like, she's always a woman. Scenes from an Italian restaurant. 1.00

00:39:22.900 Brennanetti with the popular study, the king and the queen of the prom.

00:39:24.900 That's what I feel like is your favorite. Yeah. I love that stuff. That's my favorite. Billy Joel

00:39:30.680 is an absolute classic Long Island hero icon. Next question. All right. Gabe asks, why is there

00:39:36.580 a jelly bean, but not a peanut butter bean? Hmm. Well, actually Reese's Pieces are peanut butter

00:39:47.000 beans. Yep. So let's, let's try to keep it to questions that actually makes sense. Reese's Pieces.

00:39:52.920 Reese's Pieces. Reese's Pieces. Okay. Do you really say Reese's Pieces? Yeah. Why do you

00:39:58.700 say Pieces? I don't know. Pieces is enough for debate. And then if you say Pieces, clearly

00:40:04.340 your Reese's is off. Because I say Reese's and I let Reese's lead. But if you, if you handed

00:40:09.400 someone a single, you wouldn't say hand me a Reese. A Reesey. A Reesey? All right. Okay.

00:40:17.460 Next question. Moving on. Don't want to get stuck in this mud. All right. Leave us five

00:40:21.900 star reviews. Next question. All right. Uh, this guy asks no name again. What are you planning

00:40:27.780 on doing when Red Dawn becomes a reality in this country? I've already answered that.

00:40:31.280 I've become unpinnable. Yeah. Red Dawn. China comes, right? China comes. So then what? 0.97

00:40:36.820 Still not get pinned. And then what? They wrestle. They wrestle me. Someone comes to the door

00:40:41.440 and I don't even, Hey, it ain't even gonna be that easy. I got man traps in the house. You come to the

00:40:47.340 door. It's not gonna be like, Oh, overwhelmed. And you get me and five guys. Red Dawn doesn't come

00:40:52.640 to me. You come to Red Dawn. I come to Red Dawn. All right. Uh, Nate asks, is California a lost cause?

00:41:00.440 Yeah. We kind of already covered that. Yes. Get out. Yeah. Get out and start fresh or move rural.

00:41:06.300 And you know, still ain't going to get better. I can't imagine living in a state where, uh,

00:41:11.260 there's a 10% income tax and expenses are high as hell and taxes are crazy. I can't imagine that

00:41:17.660 anymore. And Hollywood and LA is a satanic principality. You can't like, you should avoid

00:41:24.920 that. Yeah. Next question. Uh, this guy asked, why do most ignore free masonry and its influence

00:41:30.900 in politics and society? That's a good question. I don't. And it's something that's easy to see.

00:41:37.520 Once you see it, you don't know it's there. And then once you see it, it's everywhere.

00:41:42.060 So I don't know why people ignore it. It's on the money. Everyone did it. It's the founding fathers.

00:41:47.020 It's hundreds of years old at thousands of years old. No. Yeah, maybe. So I don't know.

00:41:54.600 Okay. Nunez asks, how do you feel about safe moon now?

00:41:58.140 I still love safe moon. I love the token. I love the team. This is actually going to be a very niche

00:42:03.360 question because not everyone probably follows safe moon, but they got rid of the, cut some of

00:42:07.580 the fat over at the team. And I love the token. I never sold. I bought more. It dipped, it went up

00:42:15.540 and it came all the way back down and I bought it all the way down. I love the token. I am not finding,

00:42:21.140 not giving financial advice. Yeah. But you're still a believer. I love safe moon. I love the token

00:42:25.900 and it's going to rip. And now is a great time to buy. Yeah. We got smoked on safe moon. It went up,

00:42:31.540 it ripped, but then it dipped and we're still very much like in profit. It's doing better than we

00:42:37.380 bought in, but we could have gotten off and on a few times, but you can't, how can you do it?

00:42:43.780 Like basically every time I buy something, it goes down. And then every time I sell like the next week

00:42:47.400 it goes up. So I'm just holding and adding and accumulating. And I feel like we're at the bottom

00:42:52.040 of the lows. I love safe moon. I love Thomas, Papa, John Caroni's fine. Let's, let's go for sure.

00:42:59.420 Next question. Um, what to do as a college student getting pressured to get vaxxed or kicked out of

00:43:04.300 school? Interesting. I mean, if you don't care about the vaccine and you want to get it, go ahead.

00:43:09.880 I don't like the vaccine. I'm not getting it. It's tough. Cause you got parents who I'm sure

00:43:15.840 are like, no, you're going to college. You're getting the vaccine. It's hard. So that's tough

00:43:21.040 advice. It's just a matter of how much it means to you. And if it's something that you know,

00:43:26.640 you're going to regret and not sit well with there, there'll be a whole ecosystem and community

00:43:31.560 of the non-vaxxed people, if that's what things lead to. So don't, don't do it. If you don't want

00:43:37.840 to just hold out. All right. Nicholas asks, do you find a lot of reasonable common ground people

00:43:42.920 for every extremist you interview? I get asked that a lot. No, people think I interview like 10

00:43:48.500 people, nine are smart and one stupid. And I use the one it's actually the opposite. I interview 10 0.99

00:43:53.700 people. Everyone gets used. Most people, if you're at these political events are not informed

00:43:58.620 because if you were, you wouldn't be part of a group that stands for what's not really going on.

00:44:05.240 So yeah, there's not many rational people in there. The days of the left being left and liberal

00:44:11.820 are over. Shut up. Shut up, Jerry. Hey, left and liberal are not the same thing anymore. 0.99

00:44:21.360 And the mistake is thinking it's left versus right. It's really radical leftist versus everybody.

00:44:26.820 So if you're at a radical leftist event, you're not rational. You're not a principled liberal.

00:44:30.960 It's over. Next question. All right. Ryan asks, would people feel more comfortable getting the

00:44:35.520 shot if it didn't feel so forced upon us? Yeah. Yeah. If the people who were trying to put it on us

00:44:42.500 weren't like the CNN people and Don Lemon and Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein's friends,

00:44:50.280 I think people would feel more comfortable. But seeing who's for it and who wants it,

00:44:57.120 I think that is enough to keep a lot of rational people away. So yeah, if they were like, oh,

00:45:01.120 it's no big deal. Trump made it. Do what you want. We'll go back to normal. I think you could

00:45:06.120 have gotten a lot of more conservatives and rational people on board. But once they start

00:45:10.260 forcing it, it's kind of like when we go to get Jerry and we're like, hey, Jerry, like,

00:45:14.960 come here. And you kind of have a different tone in your voice and you have like the leash.

00:45:18.920 And he's like, where are we? We're going somewhere else. Like, where are we really going? And he's

00:45:23.060 going to the vet. Like that tone. It's like the same thing. It's like, I'm not going to the vet.

00:45:27.260 You're not dragging me anywhere. Yeah. Next question. All right. So Leland asked,

00:45:31.440 what is the latest on your stockpile of gyro meat? You can answer that one.

00:45:35.620 Yeah. We didn't order any yet. I mean, we have the link ready to rip on a 10 pound block.

00:45:41.440 We didn't order it because we went on this hunting trip and we didn't want a 10 pound block of gyro 1.00

00:45:46.280 meat just sweating on our front porch in Florida heat. So yeah, we made the right choice. I actually

00:45:51.540 had a gyro for dinner. It was great, but we have not acquired the bulk yet.

00:45:56.680 Yeah. The desire is still there. The demand is still there. We're waiting on execution.

00:46:01.180 That's right. Sure is. All right. Willie asked, do you think the 0.88

00:46:04.900 moon landing was fake or real? Hmm. Well, I feel like if I say, I don't think it's real,

00:46:13.080 there's an instant attack on my credibility forever, but I'll tell you something in 1960,

00:46:19.500 whatever nine, you're going to tell me you sent some tin can up into space and landed on the moon.

00:46:25.060 And then the pictures you have of it are those pictures. And then what you did like a live feed

00:46:30.300 to the earth? Hmm. I don't know. I mean, I hope we did. I think we did. Space may be the final

00:46:38.560 frontier, but it's made in a Hollywood basement. Yep. So I don't know. We're probably, probably,

00:46:45.800 but I don't know. Like here's the thing when it comes to a lot of these conspiracies that are the

00:46:49.560 big ones. For example, the earth being flat. Fleckus is not a flat earther, but if you ask

00:46:56.960 Fleckus to explain to you why the earth is round, I couldn't. So I think it is, you know, obviously I'm

00:47:05.640 not a flat earther, but it's, you know, it's one of those things where it's like the moon landing

00:47:09.700 doesn't look right based on the photos. And I don't know space that good to explain how this

00:47:15.020 tin can with the skinny legs brought a golf cart there. So maybe, I don't know. Ask Buzz Aldrin.

00:47:24.580 Buzz will punch you if you, uh, yeah. And he'll swing. Or if you're a kid, he'll be like, 0.96

00:47:29.020 we never went to the moon and have a weird clip like that buzz. And then when you look at Buzz's

00:47:33.720 eyes, every time he gets an award, you can kind of tell he's like, I just want to tell everyone

00:47:38.800 the truth. And it rots him from the inside. Buzz is probably a drunk. All right. Clint asks,

00:47:44.400 if you had to cook a turkey over an open fire, what sauce would you marinate the turkey in?

00:47:49.980 Hmm. Pretty specific question. Clint, what are you planning?

00:47:53.280 Yeah, Clint. I don't, I don't do turkey like that. I don't do turkey like that. Next question.

00:47:58.720 Okay. Did you see Joe Biden crap himself talking to Boris Johnson? 0.96

00:48:01.620 Yes. It was the first thing we covered. It was the, we have been, Michael, we already talked 0.98

00:48:06.180 about it. We already talked about this, dude. It's the first thing we said. All right. All right.

00:48:10.020 Any news of China undergoing an energy crisis and power grid failure?

00:48:14.540 Actually, yes. A friend of mine whose business does imports from China or whatever says that

00:48:21.000 they're shutting down like a lot of their non-essential quote, non-essential factories

00:48:25.020 for like two days a week from like now, October 1st, I think until April. So that's kind of crazy.

00:48:32.160 And they're saying it's like some environmental thing. I think China's running out of energy.

00:48:35.780 Interesting. So I heard it here first, but maybe we all go into some sort of power thing,

00:48:42.060 like a self-induced power outage. I feel like that's kind of coming. I don't know why. That's

00:48:48.800 just who would do that. Who would be the perpetrator of that? I don't know. That's what my spidey

00:48:53.540 sense tells me. Maybe China. I mean, probably China. All right. Next question. All right. This guy

00:48:59.560 asked truck or car guy, car guy. I had a truck in high school. It was cool. I know how to drive a truck.

00:49:05.040 I am a car guy. I have an SL 500 1997 Mercedes convertible. Absolute iconic car. At the time,

00:49:12.940 it was worth like a hundred and something thousand dollars. Now I got it for like less than 10.

00:49:19.320 So absolute great deal. And you have the experience of like, cool sky in America drives this car in

00:49:25.200 1997. 20 years later, still the coolest guy in America driving the coolest car. Smart.

00:49:32.040 Smart. That's how I rationed it. That's how I rationalized it. Leatherman jacket. Leatherman

00:49:36.160 jacket, 97 Mercedes. Yep. Absolutely. The least conventional car, two seater, very little space

00:49:43.340 to bring anything. I only drive the top down. So, and it rains every day in Florida. So it's,

00:49:48.580 it's what's the word for like, not a car that makes sense. Impractical or very impractical car.

00:49:53.860 Thank you. Next question. All right. This is from our friend, Jay Kaufman, who's running for

00:49:57.420 state Senate in Florida? Yep. Shout out to Jake Kaufman. Um, also the president of TBYR.

00:50:02.980 TBYR. Great club, Tampa Bay, young Republicans. They do a great job.

00:50:06.400 And he has a very excellent and on topic question. Who can pin you?

00:50:11.620 Hmm. Triple H. I don't know. Steve Kuklo. Steve Kuklo.

00:50:18.560 Steve Kuklo. Trying to think of people on the right.

00:50:21.020 Yeah. Steve Kuklo can pin me. Ah, he could probably pin me.

00:50:25.560 Yeah. It would be an interesting battle. Yeah. He's very strong. He's bulky. He's very strong.

00:50:31.720 Um, I think I'm going to jump on his back. Ian Smith fitness. Ian Smith fitness could maybe

00:50:38.160 pin me. Joe Rogan. I think you're pretty heavy. I'm very heavy. So if you can outlast me and not

00:50:45.660 get mauled and taken to the ground, you could probably get me. If it's a boxing match, I'm

00:50:51.200 probably, um, you know, short arms, low cardio for short arms, low cardio. Okay. That's

00:50:57.040 enough. Next question. All right. Sorry, Jake. Only a few people. Um, this person asks, how

00:51:03.860 do all the guys know each other? Um, crew question. Very nice. What guys? Us. Yeah. Me, Richard

00:51:09.480 rap boy, DC Drano, typical liberal, always right. Typical liberal and always right. Are going to

00:51:14.220 get married. They're engaged. They're good friends of ours. They live around the corner here in

00:51:18.780 St. Pete Drano lives in Tampa. We all know each other from covering these political events

00:51:23.840 for the, over the years. I know rap boy since 2008 and went to college together, played football

00:51:28.640 together. Yep. Best friends. Thank you for the whole time. Uh, Drano. I've known since

00:51:34.260 2017. We lived in LA. We hung out at events. We went to protests. That was right when he started

00:51:41.160 his account. He was a lawyer. And I remember we went to a protest the first time I met him.

00:51:44.940 I was like, all right, I'll meet you at the McDonald's right outside the protest. And he's

00:51:47.240 like, cool. And part of my gig at the time was like, people didn't know what side I was on. And

00:51:51.300 I was kind of float around and ask questions and they let their guard down and you know, whatever.

00:51:56.300 Uh, and Drano, the first time I met him came into the McDonald's wearing a MAGA hat and he's like,

00:52:00.620 walked over to me and I was like, Oh no, chill, chill, chill, chill. You're going to blow up my

00:52:04.920 spot. We're undercover, bro. We're undercover. Um, but great friends, typical liberal, another great

00:52:10.520 friend. I've known him for years. Really good, really good crew. We hang out pretty much daily.

00:52:15.340 Yep. Pretty much daily. I met all of them through Fleckus.

00:52:19.260 It's a great, great situation here in Florida. We have a great community. Love those guys. Next

00:52:24.060 question. All right. Henry asks, what's your perspective on people waking up, finding God,

00:52:28.700 et cetera, due to the push to the left by media slash politic?

00:52:32.860 Yes. Good question. I think that's kind of like an ongoing theme. We'll make this the last question.

00:52:38.340 For me, that's kind of the experience I had. I was raised Catholic. I had Christmas and I was

00:52:42.800 confirmed and baptized, but I didn't really like lean into it and try to make it a thing. I kind

00:52:49.020 of just wanted to live my own life and I was selfish and I wanted to live in the world and

00:52:53.800 experience these worldly things. And then politics happened and you kind of see what's going on and

00:52:58.760 then you kind of look behind the curtain and you realize it's not right versus left, Democrat versus

00:53:02.540 Republican. It's good versus evil. And I saw all the evil on the left and what they were doing,

00:53:07.000 devil worshiping, child sacrificing, all the crazy stuff, spirit cooking, all these horrible things.

00:53:14.340 And I kind of realized if people are that evil and worshiping the devil for power, that proves that

00:53:20.680 God is real. So that was kind of like the realization I had. So I kind of like backwards found God that

00:53:26.600 way. And then I saw the good that having God in your life can bring. And then it put me on like a

00:53:31.700 better track where I'm like more fulfilled and working on this journey of like improving the

00:53:37.040 country, improving myself, all these things that I wouldn't have had if I didn't find God and believe

00:53:43.180 in God because of politics. So it was kind of like politics was the platform and the, where the battle

00:53:48.660 was happening. And then that's when I saw it and it was like, Oh, this is not politics. This is

00:53:54.880 spiritual.

00:53:56.600 It's life. It's spiritual.

00:53:57.880 It's bigger. So yeah, I think a lot of people are going to have that, um, realization as well,

00:54:03.960 because I think if you bring people to the right from the left, there's a very high chance if you

00:54:10.340 restore their faith or bring them to God as well. That makes sense. Yeah. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. After

00:54:16.900 all that. Hell yeah. All right, cool. Well, thank you guys for watching. Another Fluggist Talks in the

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00:54:52.200 Fluckus owns Fridays. Fluckus Friday. We have culture. Now we have the podcast.

00:54:57.260 The podcast is going to be a perfect Friday podcast. Things are chill at work. You want to

00:55:01.780 let loose. It's not going to be your Monday morning, Ben Shapiro. Let's kick this thing off

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EPISODE 002 PIG HUNTING TRIP RECAP ｜ BIDEN, BATHROOM, PANTS？｜ ON THE HUNT FOR DOG ｜ Q&A

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Fleccas Talks Podcast - September 30, 2021

EPISODE 002 PIG HUNTING TRIP RECAP ｜ BIDEN, BATHROOM, PANTS？ ｜ ON THE HUNT FOR DOG ｜ Q&A

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EPISODE 002 PIG HUNTING TRIP RECAP ｜ BIDEN, BATHROOM, PANTS？｜ ON THE HUNT FOR DOG ｜ Q&A