Fleccas Talks Podcast - EPISODE 013 CRINGE OF THE WEEK ｜ TRANS WOMAN IN JEOPARDY ｜ MORE COVID ｜ FLECCAS (DOESN'T) SMELLS ｜ LGB COIN

00:00:00.000 All right. Welcome back to Fluckus Talks, the podcast, episode 13. Today on the show,

00:00:04.600 a transgender woman is in jeopardy and she's doing fantastic. The Omicron variant is here, 1.00

00:00:09.420 so get tested so you know if you're sick or not. We have a really good cringe of the week

00:00:13.200 and leftist men are cutting their balls off literally this time. It used to be figuratively. 0.98

00:00:18.860 Now it's literally this and a whole lot more. It's Fluckus Talks, the podcast, episode 13,

00:00:23.220 ranked the best new podcast of all time.

00:00:25.960 All right. Welcome back. After a fantastic week off, we spent some time with the family.

00:00:52.740 Christmas break. We are back on the show and we actually kind of have to jump right into it.

00:00:57.140 There's something that we need to talk about. We need to basically address. It's something that's

00:01:01.240 very important to me and it's important that I share it with you guys. So a few weeks ago,

00:01:07.420 Richard Rappaway and I were in town with some friends and I ran into a girl who was like,

00:01:12.020 hey, Fluckus, big fan of yours. My boyfriend and I love your show. Can we take a picture?

00:01:15.960 picture. So I said, of course, took a picture, had my arm around her. No big deal. Got the picture.

00:01:21.760 Okay. Bye. I soon after realized I did not smell good. So if that was you, so if that was you who took

00:01:32.360 the picture with me, I don't smell bad. I could have been sweating before that. I could have been

00:01:36.460 playing basketball or something, but we weren't, we weren't playing basketball, but I could have been

00:01:42.680 playing basketball. I could have been sweating. Uh-huh. So I'm just basically saying if that was

00:01:47.420 you in the photo, Fluckus doesn't smell, offer me that grace that you would offer someone who

00:01:51.960 just worked out or is just playing basketball. Okay. Is that fair? That's pretty fair. So I was

00:01:57.020 thinking, obviously it's embarrassing. There's maybe some changes I can make. So maybe going forward.

00:02:02.640 Like what? Deodorant? Showering? Just general self-care?

00:02:06.540 I was going to say, I should start carrying a round of basketball. So people think that's why.

00:02:15.440 Okay. There you go, buddy. That's reasonable. All right. Well, we're back. The best podcast of

00:02:20.600 all time. I've been saying the best new podcast of all time, kind of to pay respect to people that

00:02:25.500 came before us, the Rush Limbaugh's, the Charlie Kirk's, people who have like shows that are good and

00:02:31.200 Ben Shapiro, people that have, you know, big audiences and continue to do it and perform.

00:02:36.200 But to be honest, we've done 12. We've done 12. This is episode 13.

00:02:40.840 12 is paying your dues. Like we were basically now on the same level. So we can cut the best

00:02:45.340 new podcast of all time and just go to the best podcast of all time. Perfect. Is that too much

00:02:49.760 of a jump too fast? I mean, someone's got to correct you and then we have a discussion about

00:02:53.620 it. And then all of a sudden we're in the conversation and the best podcast of all time.

00:02:56.760 Once you acknowledge us, we immediately become a player. So first place is Rush Limbaugh.

00:03:02.900 God bless him. Rest in peace. Below that. It's up for grabs. It's a free for all. And we're in

00:03:08.060 the mix. We're in the conversation. That's all we're saying. A hundred percent. I challenge you

00:03:12.940 to, you know, tell me we're not better than your show. All right. Moving on. Cringe of the week.

00:03:18.040 We have a fantastic cringe of the week. Um, there's a lot of cringe every week. I'm noticing a

00:03:22.840 cringe uptick every week. It's hard. Yeah, exactly. It's hard. TikTok was like a big

00:03:28.100 one that kind of exposed it. That lives of TikTok actually helped us a lot on this week

00:03:32.420 in culture. They always do. So it's like, thank you for funneling us. All the clips we

00:03:36.160 had to find. Same with garbage human. Yeah. Fantastic clips. And they're always on top 1.00

00:03:40.660 of it. So this week's, uh, cringe of the week is this family that went to get ice cream.

00:03:46.220 Let's just play the clip.

00:04:16.200 At the end where the lady goes again, again, that one lady's down to run it again. She's 1.00

00:04:28.060 down to run it. If someone said, yeah, they would have ran it again. She was down to run

00:04:32.040 it again. I get physically, I get like a physical response when stuff like this is happening.

00:04:37.000 Yeah, me too. I can't handle it. I can't do stuff like that. But this was what makes me

00:04:42.800 wonder, is this family unpinnable? Is this a strong family unit? They're all on board.

00:04:48.980 There's not one kid who's like dragged there. Like, Oh, this sucks. Like ice cream. But how 0.98

00:04:52.880 does this make them unpinnable? It's not because they're like morally courageous. They, like I

00:04:58.280 couldn't go into an ice cream store and yell and do anything like that. I think this is like

00:05:02.540 a sociopath family. Like I don't think unpinnable is the word. Well, they have no mass, which is

00:05:08.540 based. Okay. True, true, true, true. They're, they're all in it together. There's not, there's

00:05:13.020 no one who's like veering off course, like clearly dragged there. I don't know. I think this is a

00:05:18.840 strong family unit and there may be unpinnable. It's cringe. Don't get me wrong. It's cringe.

00:05:24.520 It's super cringe. And everyone, no one wants to be cringed. Everyone's saying, Oh, I'm not

00:05:27.600 cringe. I'm not cringe. Most people are cringe and cringe isn't actually, isn't a necessarily a bad

00:05:33.460 thing. Like you can't help it. If you're cringe, it doesn't disqualify you from being Chad or being

00:05:39.780 unpinnable. So it's like, I think this is just like a, a Chad family who is cringe.

00:05:45.440 They certainly don't care what anyone thinks. They're just going about their lives.

00:05:49.680 And then like, is it the dad and the mom who are like, this is what we're up to. This is what

00:05:52.780 we're doing. They had a dance with it. Yeah. Had a dance with the song. It was well choreographed.

00:05:58.380 It was well executed. It went viral. They probably had a cue. They probably had like a

00:06:03.340 cue like one, two, three, four. And then they sprung. Give me my ice cream. Um, here's

00:06:09.060 the thing about this particular clip though. Like if you're going to go do like a social

00:06:13.300 exhibition thing where you're singing or something, go to like the Christmas tree, like where

00:06:19.260 just normal pedestrians are. I think there's something messed up about just encumbering

00:06:24.580 a minimum wage worker at the ice cream shop with whatever scene you're about to cause.

00:06:29.220 Yeah. Don't you think like that's a little messed up. You don't give people a choice.

00:06:32.620 So I say with people that do like subway performances and it's like, now I'm stuck in the train car

00:06:38.000 and this guy's doing flips and stuff and like getting money in the hat. Okay. Yeah. That's

00:06:41.540 the worst. I was thinking like in the actual subway, like doing the drums or something in

00:06:45.860 the car. Like I get what you're saying where it's like, you're kind of putting people through

00:06:48.760 something that it's like, they didn't come to the ice cream store to get sung at.

00:06:52.040 I used to take the train and people would just come in and like, they'd have like an open

00:06:57.320 wound and they'd be like, hello. And it's eight o'clock in the morning. You're like commuting

00:07:01.340 to work. Hello everyone. I just need $20 to get to the clinic. I was just released from

00:07:08.940 prison. I can't, I can't handle that at 8am. I'm sorry guys.

00:07:12.740 I can't do that either. And I don't appreciate when people put me through that kind of stuff.

00:07:16.400 Yeah. Um, so I guess the jury's still out. Are they cringe? Are they sociopaths? All the

00:07:21.100 above? Are they based? Are they Chads? I think a little bit of everything is where the Venn

00:07:25.460 diagram meets. I think it's a Chad move to be able to do that. You can't, I agree with

00:07:30.280 you, but I go sing a song. I'm not Chad enough to do that. I'm sorry. Very true. But I think

00:07:35.700 it's, I think we're confusing words here. We're conflating definitions and it's really just

00:07:39.860 a socio nuts thing to do. Sociopath, sociopath, father, theater, mother, narcissist, maybe 0.52

00:07:47.740 narcissist, sociopath, homosexual father. The mom's a theater person. The kids are a little 1.00

00:07:53.760 mix of both. Now I get it. Yeah. Now I feel bad being mean to this family. They, I don't

00:07:58.400 know. They're probably a nice family. Hey, we're just kidding. But do not. Dad's not gay. 1.00

00:08:01.980 That was the too far. That was the too far. No one's gay. But if the family somehow sees 1.00

00:08:06.860 this, please don't do that again. Yeah. Please. And if you're going to do something like that,

00:08:12.200 do it for your family. Don't do it for the ice cream minimum wage guy. Yeah. Put it, do

00:08:16.280 it on home video and watch it yourselves. Don't put it anywhere else. And also if you're

00:08:21.140 in the family, please don't reach out to me. I would be too uncomfortable to talk to you

00:08:26.040 after doing this part of the podcast, kind of roasting you. And it wasn't a roast. So

00:08:31.160 please don't talk to me. But that stuff was cringe and you guys should. You guys are nuts.

00:08:36.160 Re-examine. Nuts. Re-examine. And the kids are basically good public speakers already, which 1.00

00:08:42.160 is great setting them up for life. Confident kids. Confident kids. So.

00:08:46.280 So protect the children. How was your Christmas with your rap boy?

00:08:49.560 It was good. I went home to Chicago, hung out with family, got some good gifts. As soon

00:08:56.200 as I landed in Chicago, Lori Lightfoot announced a vaccine mandate. So doubt I'll be going back

00:09:01.820 to the actual city anytime soon. Got some good gifts. This is actually a gift that I got.

00:09:08.720 Wow. For the audio only people, it's, what is it called?

00:09:12.200 I'm holding a crochet, I think.

00:09:14.660 A crochet. When you have like a little circle of fabric and then you knit into it.

00:09:17.820 Yes.

00:09:18.400 Are you so into it and it's sewn unpinnable in a lovely script?

00:09:22.260 Yep. Mindful stitches.

00:09:23.900 Mindful stitches.

00:09:24.780 Probably on Etsy, but my sister got that for me.

00:09:27.040 Very cool.

00:09:27.820 Unpinnable.

00:09:28.560 That's fantastic.

00:09:29.400 So that'll go in a place of prominence.

00:09:31.180 As it should. I had a nice time at home. It's on my family. I actually, same thing. New York

00:09:37.120 is ground zero for COVID stuff. They're always overreacting. I didn't go to the city. I stayed

00:09:42.280 in Long Island where it's a little chiller. You never went to the city once?

00:09:45.360 No. I flew into JFK. What are you going to do? I mean, go to a bar.

00:09:49.540 Exactly. Get arrested at Applebee's for.

00:09:52.000 Yeah. Get wrestled down by minimum wage workers again.

00:09:54.440 For not getting the vaccine. That doesn't matter because everyone's still getting sick,

00:09:59.460 but I have to get the vaccine so I don't get sick, but I can get sick if you got the vaccine.

00:10:02.860 So yeah, I didn't want to wait in line to find out if you're positive or not with other

00:10:07.140 people who are probably sick. 0.54

00:10:08.460 Yeah. You got to stand in line in the cold with other people who think they're sick to

00:10:13.940 find out if you're sick. And if in that process of going every day to get tested and standing

00:10:19.200 out in the 20 degree weather, you probably would get sick like a flu or a cold. So it really

00:10:24.480 is just like a land of make no sense. Yep. But I enjoyed it. I actually have a three-year-old

00:10:30.980 relative who not going to specify, not going to specify just out of respect to the family.

00:10:36.340 For sure. Um, but I have a three-year-old relative who I had fun, uh, playing games with,

00:10:40.940 got her some fun gifts, got her a rocket set where you jump on the thing that shoots a rocket.

00:10:44.620 It's pretty cool. Cool. I had one of those. Yeah. It was eight for ages five and above.

00:10:48.080 She's three, but advanced kid. Yeah. We're leaning into it. Good. Um, and then also I was playing

00:10:54.800 board games with her connect four. Okay. It was pretty fun. It's just like, I quickly, I'm

00:10:59.500 going to play connect four. And I'm like, Oh yeah. Connect four done. And then I quickly

00:11:03.600 realized that a child has no idea how to play a game. Did not know any versus you. We're

00:11:09.640 adversaries in this game. I'm yellow. You're red. I go. Then you go. This is heads up.

00:11:14.260 Uh, one-on-one. We're not painting a pretty picture with the connect. Exactly. We're trying

00:11:18.620 to get four in a row. You're trying to block it. I'm going to actually dominate you. Yeah.

00:11:23.320 So it was basically, you have to like, no, like put it in this and it goes all the way down

00:11:26.560 to this spot. So it was, it was kind of like a lot of explaining. Yeah. And I quickly realized

00:11:32.340 like how little children, it's like a clean slate. They don't know anything and not even

00:11:35.960 where to start. Yeah. So it was fun. But by the time we got not even adversarial, they

00:11:41.080 don't even know. It's like adversarial. It's like me against you versus, uh, you want to

00:11:46.480 win. I want to win as well. Only one, you know, it's like, you don't teach that in preschool

00:11:51.120 these days. So you learn it from Fleckis talks. Uncle Fleckis teaches that. Uncle Fleckis,

00:11:56.740 he just gave up. It's over. We lost it. Um, so yeah, it was fun. And by the time we actually

00:12:01.940 got to the game itself and like figured it out and played a couple of rounds where everyone

00:12:06.020 knew what they were doing, we're just so tired of connect four at that point. Yeah. You

00:12:10.200 can, you get connect four is like, you get two reps at it and it's over. Yeah. Right.

00:12:14.560 And then she's like, do you want to play shoots and ladders next? And I was just like,

00:12:18.180 no, I can't, I can't do a clean slate. Explain shoots and ladders. Start from zero again.

00:12:24.320 Explain the entire game. Exactly. So moving on. Um, but Christmas was good. Christmas was

00:12:29.520 good. We took a break. We're back. Yeah. We're fantastic. We're happy to be back. Everyone's

00:12:34.100 off this week or we're not. We're back in Florida. We're grinding. We're grinding. We

00:12:37.840 barely made it back to Florida. It feels like there's going to be like a vax mandate. We'll 1.00

00:12:41.300 get to that later, but Fleckis keeps having this fear that he's going to, there's going to

00:12:45.580 be like a domestic travel vaccine mandate while he's a thousand miles away. So that's

00:12:50.160 his biggest fear. And he's like, well, what am I going to do if that happens? I'm like,

00:12:52.800 come on, drive back. I don't know. So moving on. Remember a few weeks ago on the show, we

00:12:57.440 talked about how I don't like pit bulls. I don't think they're great dogs. I think there's

00:13:02.180 too many of them and they're violent and they tend to be violent and people don't know how

00:13:05.180 to control them. I remember. We're not going to get, we're not going to dig the thing up.

00:13:08.800 We're not going to hit the hornet's nest again. No dead horse beating. We already were.

00:13:12.220 The horse got bit. Yeah. The horse bites. You're in the hospital. Um, so yeah, I'm not

00:13:18.740 going to do the whole thing over again, but we basically been vindicated since we did that

00:13:23.460 show. Then there's so many news articles came out about pit bulls and how aggressive they

00:13:26.900 are. Matt Walsh did a thing. I saw that. Yeah. Does that sound familiar to you? Well, maybe

00:13:31.680 he saw this and then decided to make a video himself. He must've. That's what it looks like

00:13:35.400 he did. Yeah. And then I saw another one. Kid needed 70 stitches or something. Yep. Exactly.

00:13:40.080 So basically here on the show, we're so tuned in that we're like writing the future's history.

00:13:47.540 Yeah. Does that make sense? It's kind of like a precog. Like we're in that movie with Tom

00:13:52.540 Cruz. Minority report? Yeah. Minority report. Where we know what's going to happen? Yeah.

00:13:56.400 So basically that's kind of how it feels. We're like, we speak something and it becomes reality.

00:14:00.160 We saw it with the vaccine. Everything we talk about basically comes true. And that's kind

00:14:04.620 of how powerful this show is. Yeah. You know, it's the best show of all time now. And we're

00:14:09.300 getting into our predictive stuff. Exactly. And it's all becoming true. And all I'm going

00:14:15.080 to say is this, for the people who like the pitbulls, before you get mad, before you get

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00:14:40.860 I don't have a lot of trust in pitbulls as a whole. But if you're a pro pitbull, it's actually

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00:15:04.400 Jerry. 15% off. It's basically free. Moving on.

00:15:08.620 You should get one. Wear it to the dog park. Yeah. Just kind of send a message. I'm with

00:15:13.920 my Rottweiler but you're the problem. Exactly. So yes. Moving on. I saw the other day a video.

00:15:22.160 You've probably seen these videos. It was like a Christmas time video where like the girlfriend

00:15:26.140 gives the boyfriend who's colorblind like a pair of the glasses. Yes, yes, yes. And then he

00:15:30.800 puts it on. And he's like, oh my God, that's green. Exactly. And he puts it on and he's like,

00:15:36.400 this is what seeing color is. And hold on. I'm not convinced that it's even right. I think they

00:15:42.560 might just brighten everything up, but I'm not convinced that corrects everything. Oh, interesting.

00:15:46.800 Unfounded. Totally unfounded. But it's like, this is what seeing color is? It's like, maybe. Yeah.

00:15:51.980 Approximately, I guess. I don't know. So because you're taking the word of a colorblind person who's 0.89

00:15:56.540 like, yeah, this is it. And it's like, he doesn't know what the baseline is or what reality

00:16:00.340 is. So true. Right. Wow. That's blue. It's like, what does it look like? Exactly. You

00:16:05.560 can't describe in words. Yeah. So we've seen these videos. We see these like every few months

00:16:10.620 go viral where the colorblind person, honestly, I'm just going to say it. The colorblind adult

00:16:15.480 who in this case was over 30 years old is now getting the colorblind glasses for the first

00:16:21.760 time so they can see color going forward. And I'm asking this question. What took so

00:16:29.500 long to get the glasses? Yeah. The glasses are $300. Are they? Is the answer? I'm 30

00:16:35.640 years old and didn't want to splurge on $300 so I could see normal and I was just going

00:16:39.940 to go colorblind my whole life. Was that the plan? I guess they don't know what they're

00:16:44.320 missing. I don't know. That's why I don't get like every time it's like a person on their

00:16:48.280 wedding day or person who's 30 and a person who opens a Christmas gift. And it's like

00:16:52.620 you're 30 years old. The glasses are $350. You're colorblind. You can't see. You could

00:16:58.240 have just bought the glass. You could have just splurged. And if anyone says, oh, not

00:17:01.340 everyone has $350, you can find $350. If you're colorblind. You have a car. That one

00:17:06.420 video took place in a car and the guy's driving. So I don't know. That's a heartwarming

00:17:12.380 thing, but I really don't understand what's slowing people down. If you saw, if you knew the

00:17:16.780 glasses worked and you're like 12, it's like, okay, cool. I'm going to save up 300 bucks

00:17:21.780 to get those glasses. A kid could do it. The other piece of that is you never tried someone

00:17:27.460 else's on. Like you never got to like toss them on once and go, whoa, now I'll decide

00:17:32.660 if I'll buy it or not. It's just, you went from zero to a hundred. The barrier to entry

00:17:36.900 was $300 and now people are crying because wait, you got me, you got me the glasses where

00:17:43.020 I can see color. Oh, you start crying. You didn't have $300. It's going to make me cry.

00:17:49.240 Do people, you have a beard. You can't get $300 together in your whole life. You can't

00:17:56.040 scrap together 300 bucks so you can see forever.

00:17:59.000 Well, that's another question is do when people get these, do they just wear them a couple

00:18:03.480 of times ago? Oh, that's cool. I'll toss them on for the sunset. Or do they wear them

00:18:06.760 all the time?

00:18:07.620 I'd wear them all the time.

00:18:08.680 Yeah. I'd want, I want, there's different versions. There's sunglasses, there's

00:18:12.200 transitioners, there's the clear with like a little tint to them. Okay. If you want to 1.00

00:18:17.580 see color, you can see color. And if the answer, if the reason you didn't this whole time was

00:18:22.220 because you couldn't find 350 bucks, maybe it's something some people get to miss out

00:18:26.700 on. It's pretty ruthless right after Christmas.

00:18:30.820 Well, Christmas is over. Yeah. It's actually the furthest day from Christmas you can get.

00:18:34.740 Well, and in those videos, those types of videos, I've seen a new one of those go viral

00:18:38.660 like every year, probably for the last like 15 years. So if you're colorblind, someone probably

00:18:44.880 would have sent you that video 10 years ago. So you would have had plenty of time to consider

00:18:49.020 getting that or at least try on a pair.

00:18:50.920 If you're colorblind, if I was colorblind, the first thing I would be thinking was how do

00:18:55.600 I fix this? How do I get my hand on a pair of these glasses? Where are these glasses made?

00:18:59.780 How much does it cost? How much do I need to save? It's like, it gets solved pretty quick.

00:19:03.900 That's true. You are an addicted online shopper though.

00:19:07.020 Yeah. So that's a different, it's a different, uh, level. I think you're saying, but imagine

00:19:12.160 like not experiencing seeing color because $350 doesn't make sense.

00:19:18.200 Was the barrier to, if you're driving like a Ford escape, it's like you could have got

00:19:22.960 a Toyota camera. You could have got a Toyota camera. You could have got a Honda civic.

00:19:26.400 You could have got something less and saved a thousand dollars. You know what I mean?

00:19:30.560 It's like, you clearly splurged a little bit. Finance it. Yeah.

00:19:33.980 Pay $20 over a year. Steal them. Yeah. Whatever. It's just like, I just don't understand how people

00:19:40.520 can cry over a $300 gift that they couldn't give themselves. It's just, I don't know. Maybe

00:19:46.080 it's a victim thing. Maybe they need someone to come up with a $300 gift for them because

00:19:50.340 they don't want to give it to themselves. I don't know. I don't want to dig into it anymore,

00:19:53.400 but good questions though. Good questions. Yeah. My thing is how are like, shouldn't every eye

00:19:59.260 doctor kind of have a pair of those on hand and be like, Oh, Hey, we just tested you. You're

00:20:03.520 colorblind. Want to look through the cool glasses. It'll be your first time seeing color. Yeah.

00:20:07.760 That's what I think. I'm not about the spending. I'm just about the access to like trying them on

00:20:11.720 once. Yeah. Where do these people get off? There's a gap. There's a gap that needs to be filled.

00:20:19.160 There's a disconnect and there's a, there's an old way of thinking, I guess that needs to be

00:20:23.520 extinct. People need to realize it's like if I had, I think some people don't even know they're

00:20:29.060 colorblind. Oh, dark. Interesting. Right. I think, I don't know. Don't you have to take a test where

00:20:35.560 it's like a 17 is in the circle and it's like green, green, green, green, green, green. And then

00:20:39.900 like light yellow and colorblind people can't see it. They just go, that looks like a blob. And I'm like,

00:20:45.660 all right, that's 10. Yeah. That's a, Oh, interesting. So some people

00:20:49.020 don't even know. The people who get the gift of the colorblind glasses know they're colorblind.

00:20:52.260 For sure. Okay. All right. I thought you debunked me for a sec. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm

00:20:56.840 just adding context. Those people who get the gift and cry still make no sense. All right. Moving

00:21:00.980 on. Fair opinion. Another gift that keeps on giving. Colorblind commenters are going to be 0.97

00:21:05.380 pissed. Yeah. You guys, you and the pit bull people can team up. Go talk to each other. Just get mad at

00:21:12.080 each other over the show. Uh, another gift that keeps on giving Amy Schneider is a Jeopardy champion.

00:21:19.640 Uh, she's the most winningest woman Weber in Jeopardy. Uh, Amy Schneider is a transgender person 1.00

00:21:27.640 who was a male at one point and is now a female. And just like we see in sports, just like we see in 0.83

00:21:32.980 everything. When a man does the woman's thing, obviously men are smarter. We can think faster. 1.00

00:21:38.640 We're more logical. We have a larger brain, quicker thumbs, quicker thumbs, ability to learn more

00:21:44.580 knowledge, easier and no good stuff. Women. Not so much. This is actually kind of a sad one for 1.00

00:21:51.160 women. Like, yeah, the winningest woman in Weber is now, is now a man. It's now Amy, a Amy 0.95

00:21:59.940 Schneider, a woman, a perfectly looking woman, 100% woman. She's definitely a lady. 1.00

00:22:08.640 Um, yeah. So we're not going to get in trouble, but that's what it is. Um, and it kind of just is

00:22:15.440 interesting that now that's the new thing. And I just kind of sad for women. It's like, uh, you 1.00

00:22:22.100 know, Oh, for swimming, it's like he beat the record by 38 seconds. That's unfair. And it's like,

00:22:26.340 this is just a trivia quiz show. The man is cleaning up. Yeah. The woman is cleaning up. Yep. Exactly. 0.91

00:22:34.840 Uh, and then also there's something I want to get on the record. I'm not going to accuse anyone of

00:22:39.140 anything, but Amy Schneider gets a lot of daily doubles. You think it's an inside job scenario?

00:22:46.240 Like, uh, the, a group of the people, the left, whatever for years said there was collusion

00:22:54.260 between Trump and Russia. And that was, and I think Jennings himself was a never Trump or nut job.

00:23:01.020 I'm sure he was. And there was the idea of collusion floated around and everyone believed

00:23:06.160 it without real evidence. No evidence. Pencil neck Adam Schiff, no evidence ever presented.

00:23:10.320 I think there's collusion. I I'll get as much evidence as they had for Russia, which is kind 0.89

00:23:15.460 of just my gut, hopes and dreams, which is actually better than theirs. Cause their gut was, you know,

00:23:22.240 that was based on lies and propaganda from the media. I'm watching it and I'm seeing her and

00:23:26.500 and she's up by a few thousand bucks and she picks a random one. Oh, it's a daily double again.

00:23:31.100 Okay. So you, all you need to do is basically pay someone to do a little dossier research or

00:23:35.820 something and then leak that to yourself or your friends. I think it's actually worse than that.

00:23:40.860 Cause the paying someone would be Amy Schneider is going on offense, trying to win jeopardy.

00:23:45.380 I think people are like, Oh, it's good that we have a transgender person on jeopardy. 1.00

00:23:50.040 Let's make her like a streak winner. Let's keep this going. And the, the, the guilt, the leftist,

00:23:56.920 the liberal way of thinking, where you have to like fix past wrongs, transgressions, and this is

00:24:03.060 progressive. And now there's a trans winner who's the winningest person. We're going to make the,

00:24:08.020 the playing field, not even to make up for lost time. And they're giving her the answer to where

00:24:12.920 all the daily doubles are. Yeah. It's like affirmative action. It's affirmative action for this.

00:24:17.220 So that's kind of where I think things are on jeopardy right now. I don't trust Ken Jennings.

00:24:23.480 I don't trust that other lady with the glasses. Yeah. I don't trust any of them. None of these 1.00

00:24:27.660 people. They're not my people. I'm a, I'm a Pat Sajak guy. I'm a wheel watcher, but I do. We watch

00:24:33.400 jeopardy. I love jeopardy. We watch jeopardy. So part of it is for seeing Amy Schneider, what she's up to

00:24:39.980 and what she'll do next. We're definitely checking in on that story. Amy Schneider, Amy. Um, and then one,

00:24:47.220 one time we were watching an Amy Schneider episode and the answer to one of the questions was Amy

00:24:52.280 man. Yeah. Right. She goes like, uh, who this author wrote, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And

00:24:57.280 she goes, Amy man. And her name's Amy. And she's a man. And then that same round, one of the answers

00:25:05.840 was Sodom and Gomorrah. Oh my God. I forgot about that too. Amy knew the answer to that. She got the

00:25:10.900 right answer on Sodom and Gomorrah. So he, yeah. So Amy is smart. Don't get us wrong. Don't get us

00:25:15.380 wrong. Yeah. But it's like a smart individual, but it's like, do you ever meet a smart girl? 1.00

00:25:19.960 No. So it's like, I guess it's just like swinging on people this episode. This is like Christmas

00:25:25.800 coming back. Oh man, this is the slow week where there's no content but ours. And we're swinging

00:25:30.720 for the fences. Um, I'm kidding. Women are smart. Of course, of course there's doctors and 1.00

00:25:36.080 stuff. So someone should probably beat Amy man or Amy Schneider. Dark bro. But yeah,

00:25:42.160 Amy Schneider is very smart and very capable, uh, and very good at Jeopardy. So tune in.

00:25:49.740 Yeah. And I'm not saying there's a genetic or competitive advantage. It's just button

00:25:53.540 clicking. So they're going to give her a million bucks. She's made like 800 grand. Yeah. Um, 0.90

00:25:57.960 so yeah, I am not a transphobe. This is the transphobe song in case you are.

00:26:06.080 One of the things I think for Jeopardy, it's like Alex Trebek is gone now, right? He passed

00:26:18.620 away. RIP to a great. And I think they're just letting more streak winners happen. They like

00:26:26.860 want people on streaks. They, I think that's better for ratings. I bet. So I bet. Remember

00:26:32.540 that nerdy guy who was like from long Island or Brooke or whatever? And he was like, Oh, hello.

00:26:36.960 Uh, yes. He went on a killer streak. Now we got, yeah. Matt Amodia, Matt Amodia. Now we got, uh,

00:26:43.180 now we got Amy, big aim, big aim, big aim, taking aim streak. Yeah. Take an aim at all those women 1.00

00:26:49.660 records. Wow. She should start swimming. All right. Moving on. She should just join college and 0.91

00:26:57.940 join the Penn swim team. There you go. We don't know what we should. We can't say no. She's got

00:27:05.680 eligibility. Uh, she never played in college. She's like 60 years old. That's the next level 1.00

00:27:11.280 is old men. Yeah. Playing college. Going back and having a fun run at it. Um, speaking of trans 1.00

00:27:19.020 interest, a fun run at it, just having fun. All-star game. It's like the home run derby. It's like,

00:27:25.300 I'm going back and I'm playing women's baseball. Yep. Uh, lacrosse, like an 80, 80 mile an hour. 0.95

00:27:34.420 Just killing people. Oh man. Uh, interesting. Another speaking of trans, which we constantly 0.99

00:27:39.880 are another interesting, we're obsessed with trans people. They just keep dominating. Talk 1.00

00:27:46.420 about them and they just go out with them and kiss them. Good night or whatever. Drive them home,

00:27:52.320 give them flowers, whatever. Just fucking, we treat them right. All right. So another trans 1.00

00:27:59.300 thing. Interesting. Speaking of trans, um, actually I don't want to say speaking of trans

00:28:04.720 gives it away. Speaking of Muppetry and then we'll end it with the trans. Okay. So if you've 1.00

00:28:09.660 listened so far, you kind of know what's coming. The matrix, the new one came out. Yep. And

00:28:15.160 this one, they're like, I saw an article that was like the matrix directors are trying to reclaim

00:28:20.220 the red pill from the right. And the direct matrix is a great movie. The major, the original matrix

00:28:24.960 trilogy was awesome. Exactly. And that's the key differentiator. The, I saw the movie. Yeah. I

00:28:31.580 saw it. I didn't see it. The new one was bad. It was, I'm not, I don't want to say bad, but you

00:28:37.600 know, mediocre convoluted, I guess like a lot of storyline that we didn't need. And then it's like,

00:28:42.940 all right, show me the action scenes. The sick fight scenes is what I'm here for. And everyone

00:28:47.300 looking cool. He's got the glasses that don't have any of these things. You know, he's got

00:28:51.760 the coat, the leather coat. They look sick in the, in the 1999 version.

00:28:56.980 It's interesting because the matrix in the 90, in the nineties basically predicted or like

00:29:01.780 kind of like showed behind the curtain of like what's really going on. And then to release

00:29:05.620 one in 2021, mid pandemic, that's in quotes, if you're in the audio only in the pandemic,

00:29:11.640 middle of the pandemic, releasing the new matrix. Like if you were continuing the trend of exposing

00:29:18.160 the people to deeper truths, you'd really have a nice opportunity to do a matrix pandemic

00:29:24.320 movie. Here's what we tell the people to keep them compliant. And then it's like, you know,

00:29:29.660 a little bit of fear goes a long way online, but now it's like, it doesn't matter. You have to show

00:29:36.140 a VAX passport to go see the matrix. Some do. Yeah. Some do. So it's basically over. And

00:29:41.420 the matrix was more, like you said, there was more storylines you didn't need. They didn't,

00:29:46.460 they didn't take it to the next level. Like everyone hoped. Doogie Howser was in it. The

00:29:50.600 not good. He came out of nowhere. Yeah. So it was mediocre. It is what it is. And here's an

00:29:55.960 interesting fact that kind of ties back in. Originally the matrix, the ones that were good

00:30:01.220 were done by the, what's it called? The director brothers, the Wachowski brothers, the Wachowski

00:30:05.120 brothers. Since the original, the Wachowski brothers have both become transgender. This is 1.00

00:30:11.400 not a joke. And now it's the Wachowski sisters. I was trying to search the Wachowski brothers

00:30:16.700 and then Google auto filled sisters for me. So now they're with the Wachowski sisters and

00:30:21.960 they're basically proving our point that male directors are better than women directors. 0.54

00:30:25.900 Cause the matrix is a perfect example of that. And I guess the Wachowski got worse.

00:30:30.380 The movie got worse, but now maybe the Wachowski sisters are the best woman director of all 1.00

00:30:34.860 time. Cause there's probably a big grossing movie, a big weekend. They probably made over a billion

00:30:38.900 bucks or whatever. Yeah. Now the Wachowski sisters are the best directors ever. Yeah. It's

00:30:43.060 Lana and Lily Wachowski now. Yeah. Doubt. So I guess now they're the best. It's so funny

00:30:50.500 because they were literally known as the Wachowski brothers. Like that was their branding and their

00:30:55.240 name. They did it all together. The Hodge twins. Now they're separated. Now it's Mike Hodge.

00:31:00.080 Now the Hodge sisters. But yeah, it's so it's crazy. A total rebrand and the movie fell flat.

00:31:08.400 The movie got worse. And, but still they're the best woman directors of all time. Probably 1.00

00:31:15.260 based on the dollars. Sorry. There are some good women directors, right? Sisterhood of the 1.00

00:31:21.100 Traveling Pants. Is that the only girl thing you know? I don't even, yeah. I don't even know

00:31:26.360 if it's directed by a lady. It probably was. Okay. Had to be. So sorry about that. Ladies. 1.00

00:31:32.480 Another case of another L. He took another L. Another L for the ladies. Another W for the men.

00:31:38.120 Catherine Bigelow. Catherine Bigelow is a good director. She did, uh, I think maybe Zero Dark

00:31:43.580 30 and a couple others. Oh, very cool. That one sniper movie. Um, The Hurt Locker and Zero

00:31:50.320 Dark 30. Very cool. Yeah. Catherine Bigelow is my favorite. She's my favorite too. Good

00:31:54.200 for her. And men keep doing the secret plan of pretending to be a girl to go win the sports.

00:31:59.400 It's all about winning. So yeah, boys keep it up. It's so easy. We're crushing it. It's

00:32:03.580 the wild west out there. Yep. The secret plan is really working. They have no rules in place

00:32:08.200 yet. We can dominate. You don't even have to pretend to win by a little bit. Just win by

00:32:12.720 over a minute. Like the guy in pen does. Patriarchy. Patriarchy. Uh, this is our plan. Yeah.

00:32:20.160 This is our plan to take over. Um, women's sports. Yep. That's the final frontier. That's 1.00

00:32:26.660 what we've wanted. Do you think if you went to, Hmm, I think I just cracked something. I

00:32:32.260 just thought of this. Okay. If you bought, let's see if it translates. If you bought courtside

00:32:37.280 seats to a woman's MW NBA game, it's cheaper than an NBA game. Of course. And if you take 0.98

00:32:44.540 a photo at a certain angle with no players, you're just at the United center courtside.

00:32:49.680 Exactly. So, so I think we just discovered a hack. Okay. I think we just discovered a

00:32:55.300 hack. That's basically the version of like sitting on a private jet. That's like a photo

00:32:58.980 booth. Yeah. Like looking out the window, like man, stocks went up this year. Keep grinding

00:33:03.740 and then you get off and it's like next. It's like an LA influencer. There's like ashtrays in

00:33:09.140 the, in the seats. Look at their old seats. They use it. It's like people, they still have

00:33:13.360 those on planes. Um, okay. Moving on. No, that's a good one. That's a good idea. That

00:33:17.980 was a good idea. Knock a few bucks, huh? Knock a few bucks. I just thought of that. Um, I just

00:33:23.580 saw an article the other day, uh, dangerous men, uh, dangerous trend where men don't want

00:33:28.540 to date woke women. Oh no. It's pretty scary. And there's so many woke women. So exactly. 0.82

00:33:36.340 And like now that's dangerous. Of course, dangerous to the movement that people don't want to date

00:33:41.340 the people with their armpits and the mustache on purpose. Yep. It's dangerous. Now it'll be an

00:33:45.540 insurrection in three months. Exactly. What's all trending towards insurrection. Um, and then on

00:33:51.100 the other side of things, there's the Washington post article, uh, about people who were protesting

00:33:56.360 the abortion ban in Texas or the abortion law in Texas and men are getting vasectomies in solidarity

00:34:02.820 with the women. And the quote was the procedure was a total relief. Almost like the COVID shot.

00:34:09.780 I feel safe now. They have to bring up the COVID shot. They have to, I feel safe. Yeah. I just want

00:34:15.400 to be nestled. I just want to be safe and protected. Oh no bad stuff. Yeah, exactly. The COVID shot.

00:34:21.760 That's what you feel safe. It's the only reason you feel safe is number one. You literally cut your

00:34:26.160 balls off. Yeah. You, your vast deference is now snipped, tied off. And so nice number. That's why 1.00

00:34:31.480 you feel cauterized. And number two, the shot, it's like you feel safe because you're not an enemy

00:34:36.480 of the state. You're not a wanted man now because no one's coming for you. I'm going to wrestle you

00:34:41.880 in Applebee's and no one's going to try and steal your job. You cut your balls off and you got the 1.00

00:34:46.700 shot. They told him, of course you're, you feel safe. That's the problem. Yep. The safety feeling safe 1.00

00:34:52.480 is actually the problem because in that process you submit to an authority that does not have power

00:34:58.420 over you. Not God. It's the government, Dr. Fauci. So that safe feeling you got is actually very

00:35:03.980 temporary and you're just a pawn. You want to hear something additional about that quote? Of course.

00:35:08.120 The procedure was a total relief, almost like the COVID shot. Like I'm safe now said Gress who works

00:35:13.260 in higher education. Great. Always. It's always someone who's. Yep. That's just teaching. Even Jerry,

00:35:20.760 the Rottweilers guys nuts. And then the extent, the extension on this quote is I wanted to man up

00:35:26.300 like, this is all just like a crafted like PR piece. And that's something you would hear in

00:35:31.500 like the Babylon B or the onion. And it's like a, and then you look, Oh, actually that's like a fake

00:35:36.180 article, blah, blah, blah. Cause the quote's so ridiculous. That was in Washington Post. This 0.97

00:35:39.820 is the Washington Post. That was real as fuck. What a joke. Yeah. So that's how you feel safe. If you 1.00

00:35:45.820 guys want to feel safe, go get vaccinated and cut your nuts off. Get your dick lopped off. 1.00

00:35:50.060 The whole dick. Not just the balls. Get the shaft gone too. Everything gone. You don't 1.00

00:35:54.500 deserve it. Go on Jeopardy. You'll be better than the ladies. That's sad. But yeah, that's 1.00

00:35:59.860 what we're up against, which is kind of great. It's easy. It's easy. Cause if only they didn't

00:36:03.960 have control of the media and the higher education and everything else. So true. That we're fighting

00:36:08.220 for that we just let slip away. Thanks boomers. Yeah. Thanks boomers. What were you guys busy 0.54

00:36:13.560 doing? Letting them infiltrate. Doing whatever. But yeah, that's hilarious. I mean, in this article,

00:36:19.480 it's not like crazy, you know, the headline looks a lot worse, but one of the guys who

00:36:23.980 got a vasectomy, he's like a 45 year old with four kids already. It's like, okay, I'm not

00:36:28.560 against that, but like they make it seem like, well, the article with the abortion 1.00

00:36:32.780 ban, get your dick. Yeah. Sure. It gets tied. The article headline. I feel like some of these 1.00

00:36:37.640 articles, they do the headline like that just so it gets retweeted by right wing. So it goes

00:36:42.820 clicky clicky and it gets viral and we make fun of them because then they're still getting

00:36:46.740 their clicks. Yeah. And we are making fun of them and the articles open on my computer

00:36:50.840 right now. So you got a few hate clicks from us. You win this round. Let's see if you'll

00:36:57.140 finish us off. Let's see whose kids will beat whose kids. Oh, wait, you're done. Let's see

00:37:04.020 whose children win. Um, so we're kind of moving on to the COVID section. Omicron now is the big

00:37:09.260 thing. Everyone's got it. Even though they're vaccinated, so stupid, makes no sense. Before

00:37:13.580 we get into the COVID stuff, Richard Rappoy and I have noticed COVID is now an excuse for

00:37:20.020 people just to half-ass their jobs. Customer service and like the customer experience is

00:37:25.780 gone. It's just, and everything like it's just half delivered, half finished. And it's

00:37:31.800 just, yeah, like, you know, COVID is, you know, we got a pizza the other day. They didn't cut

00:37:36.140 the pizza. Yeah. We, it's like, I don't know what to tell people. I try to go to fly to

00:37:42.660 Phoenix for an event. I couldn't fly to Phoenix on any delay. And then this, and then there's,

00:37:48.480 we'll get you there tomorrow at six 45 in the morning. And it's like, it's like, it's two

00:37:52.320 o'clock right now. You can't put my meat bag body on the tube and send me to fucking Arizona. 0.99

00:37:58.540 And no, no airline can. We COVID will go. And it's like, so yeah, every time I order food or 0.99

00:38:06.580 something, there's always something missing. One time we got a food and the Uber eats driver

00:38:11.040 handed us a giant bag that said bag one of two written in permanent marker on it, bag one of

00:38:18.900 two. And he goes, here you go. Turns around and walks away. Did you not read it?

00:38:23.980 Oh, I didn't read it. COVID. Yeah. I couldn't do anything.

00:38:28.260 Yeah. I have my mask on. I don't know. I couldn't take it to the next level and know what one of two

00:38:32.520 means. This actually might be one where we need to source from the audience where if you have a bad

00:38:38.000 customer service story or some sort of like COVID cutting corner story, send it to us and we'll,

00:38:42.500 we'll read it because we'll read it. Yeah. This is a phenomenon. I think everybody's noticing

00:38:46.600 Buffalo wild wings. Like you're going to have to wait 20 minutes. Nobody's working.

00:38:51.660 It's small stuff, but unless you're at a service that's specifically meant to be like a high end

00:38:58.520 experience, you're not going to get it pretty much. Yeah. A hundred percent. Everything just felt

00:39:04.620 completely off. Everything feels off now. We said before I was in New York. Everything just

00:39:09.340 feels completely off. I don't feel safe in New York. And it's also interacting with the Karen

00:39:13.300 thing. Sorry to interrupt New York, but the whole Karen thing being a massive psyop to just get you 0.99

00:39:19.260 to have no standards. Like, Oh, don't complain about that. Don't be a Karen. It's like, well,

00:39:23.380 they forgot my, I ordered a lobster roll. There's no meat. It's like, don't be a Karen. 0.99

00:39:28.740 Yeah. We ordered Indian food and they forgot the non. I have nothing to run this butter chicken

00:39:33.280 through. What am I going to run through my butter chicken now? Yeah. Huh? Just eat it with the

00:39:37.900 fork. So yeah. If you had any customer experience nightmares, please send us a DM, send me a DM or

00:39:43.280 let us know in the comments too. Yeah. And then leave us five-star reviews if you're on Apple

00:39:47.420 podcast. Oh yeah. Just while you're there, while you're typing. And I know you can do a five-star

00:39:50.960 review too. Yeah. If you're, if you're typing and commenting and you haven't left the five-star

00:39:55.240 review, it's kind of stupid, but yeah. So we've been noticing customer service, everything's off. 0.83

00:40:01.840 Okay. And then it's just like, everything's like, like in New York, I don't feel safe in

00:40:05.500 New York. If I go to New York and I'm at a bar and someone gets in my face and fights

00:40:09.820 me and I, and I defend myself. Yeah. I feels like I'm going to be arrested, put in jail

00:40:15.120 and they're going to really go after me while people who burn the Christmas tree down or

00:40:20.440 punch an Asian lady just kind of get let go. Yeah. You don't get thousand dollar bail in 1.00

00:40:24.740 and out. Exactly. Let's look at this guy. Yeah. He's a threat, all this stuff. So I just like

00:40:29.520 completely don't feel safe in New York. I don't feel politically safe. And it's just

00:40:34.060 like, it's now more than ever. I'm just very happy and grateful to have made it back to

00:40:38.760 Florida. Me too. I felt like I was gonna get lost in New York, locked in New York.

00:40:43.340 I actually, when my flight back to Florida, I was sitting in first class. I booked first

00:40:49.280 class seat with miles. I was like, I'm traveling December 27th. It's going to be a crappy day to

00:40:54.120 travel. I don't want to be stuffed in a middle seat, whatever. So I'm drinking, drinking champagne

00:40:59.900 and stuff. Um, just normal first class stuff. And the flight attendant actually told me like,

00:41:06.940 sir, you need to put your mask back on in between sips. Does that seem like a good experience to

00:41:14.700 anybody? I have to be, I had it dangling and I'm like drinking mask between sips. Is that the CDC now?

00:41:21.740 Is that Fauci? I thought we had free-for-all once, once there's food and drink involved.

00:41:26.400 Now you're coming at me. So that was very disrespectful.

00:41:30.000 Sir, you need to listen to this lady and do the stupid thing that makes no sense that she tells you 1.00

00:41:35.460 to do. And it's like, okay, guess that, you know, I have to do that and put the mask on what that 0.99

00:41:41.080 little piece of paper that doesn't dissolve for 400 years, doesn't biodegrade for 400 years.

00:41:46.700 That's weird. There's so many of those now. Where are they? Are they in the landfill?

00:41:50.740 No. Oh, they're in the ocean? Yeah. Oh no. I thought we just did the straw thing. Well,

00:41:56.580 guess we'll start from zero. Like that's what these people. Exactly. I don't even throw my

00:42:00.860 mask out. I throw them in the ocean. Me too. I go over to the beach when I'm done. I crumble them up.

00:42:05.420 I go to the canal. Toss them in the ocean. Yeah. I saw a manatee wearing one the other day,

00:42:09.960 but it was kind of like, you know, suffocating it and strung across his face. It's blowhole.

00:42:15.180 Do manatees have blowholes? Uh, no. No. They're mammals. No. They really got a sea lion head.

00:42:21.140 I think like a walrus head without the teeth. They just got a little mouth. Yeah. We saw them

00:42:27.340 a couple of the other day. It was very nice. Uh, when I was in New York too, I also noticed that

00:42:31.440 every single thing is about the vaccine obviously, but like on TV, even like watching just regular

00:42:37.200 cable, it's like, there's a Christmas commercial and it's a kid who's like, all I want for Christmas

00:42:42.040 is the COVID vaccine. And it's like, parents get the COVID vaccine for the kids. Parents get your

00:42:46.880 booster. Like, Oh, and there's like some commercials that are like, have you had blood

00:42:50.380 clotting? Whatever, whatever, for whatever reason, if you had blood clotting, get, you know, whatever

00:42:57.360 involved in some class action thing. Yeah. Um, but yeah, everything's about the vaccine. They love

00:43:02.660 that so much over there. It's crazy. They're just obsessed. It's like a nice little, it's like,

00:43:07.900 aren't we almost at a high percent? Isn't our, aren't these leftist areas at a high percent? Vermont.

00:43:13.720 Yeah. Vermont outbreak, 94% vaccinated, I think. And everyone's going to the hospital with just

00:43:20.340 like scratchy throat and like cough and runny nose, like cold and flu symptoms, but like light

00:43:27.640 and they're overrunning the hospital. It's like snap out of it. Muppie. Yeah. Hello guys. You got

00:43:33.680 the sniffles. Why are you in the ER? It's cost 10 grand guys. It's over. Yeah. It's over. It's done.

00:43:39.960 I actually saw a funny thing that was like, dogs can carry COVID. Yeah. Animals can, but

00:43:44.680 they said, but don't worry. Their, their risk of dying is so low. So don't put a mask on

00:43:50.100 them because it could be more, it's more harmful than good for the dog. Wow. Dogs are pretty

00:43:54.480 close to humans, right? Don't we both breathe the same air? Yeah. Are kids really high risk

00:43:59.860 a dog from COVID? No. Oh, that's the dog. Oh no. Logic doesn't translate. Oh, okay. I'll

00:44:06.140 just put on my mask. Muppie senior. I'll put on the mask, Mr. Muppie. Thanks. Whatever

00:44:11.500 you say. Thanks Elmo. Yeah. For keeping me safe. It's interesting too, because Jerry got

00:44:16.440 the vaccine for rabies, right? Yep. Jerry's vaccinated for rabies. And I would never expect

00:44:23.460 Jerry to maybe get a little bit of rabies, a breakthrough case, a small dose of rabies.

00:44:28.680 Just like one morning he's got white on his mouth and he's like, no, I'm okay. Just a little

00:44:34.920 bit. There's a little bit of rabies for today. So yeah, that's interesting. So I don't know

00:44:39.500 what, I don't know what they're injecting in these people. If it's not a vaccine, maybe

00:44:43.540 I can't say that. Maybe it's more of like a therapeutic, but I thought I always thought

00:44:47.300 a vaccine makes you not get the sickness, right? Yeah. Jerry gets the, Jerry gets the rabies

00:44:53.340 vaccine. Jerry doesn't really get rabies or a little bit of rabies. Yeah. But I guess

00:44:57.640 a mild rabies case, I guess the CDC did a good job of updating the definition of what

00:45:03.260 a vaccine is. Yeah. It's almost like they rug pulled and gaslit us the entire time, the

00:45:07.840 entire time. Then you can look and say, look right there on the website. It says may reduce

00:45:12.100 the blah, blah, blah, blah. Such a lie. Such a scam. Scammers. Yeah. It's very scammy. And it

00:45:19.560 also, it makes, obviously it makes no sense scientifically, like saying, for example, at

00:45:24.440 a Christmas, say you have Christmas, some people can't come because they're not vaccinated

00:45:30.020 when everyone who's vaccinated and boosted is getting Omicron. Yep. But it's not really

00:45:34.940 about making sense scientifically. It's about us versus them and creating teams and then making

00:45:39.080 people feel bad and getting them in trouble. I actually found a great tweet, Anna Navarro,

00:45:43.100 you know her. She's a very popular person on Twitter. She said, she's had a picture of

00:45:48.680 a candle that says, if you're not vaccinated, get the fuck out of my house. It's a candle. 1.00

00:45:52.920 It's like a gift. And she said, I heart this company's candle products. Unless you have a

00:45:57.780 legitimate medical reason, if you're not vaccinated, I don't want to see you, talk to you, work with

00:46:02.000 you, socialize with you, or know you. It's enough. Your personal freedom in quotes is holding

00:46:07.320 the rest of us hostage. It's selfish and stupid. Hostage. I'm holding her hostage because I don't 1.00

00:46:13.680 get the vaccine that doesn't stop me from getting sick. The sickness that the people who got vaccinated

00:46:18.540 already have. So I need to get vaccinated to not get the sickness that I can get when I'm

00:46:22.440 vaccinated and spread just like everyone else. Oh, and by the way, I actually had it already.

00:46:27.240 Yeah. I'm naturally immune. I already had it. So everyone's getting very mad and it's very

00:46:31.780 hateful. We called this weeks ago. We said they're going to have all these variants, all these new

00:46:35.840 cases. They're going to blame the unvaccinated. I saw this other tweet as well. Looking forward 0.99

00:46:41.740 to 2022 as all of the unvaccinated will likely be culled by the virus this winter. When they

00:46:47.320 all have expired, the rest of us can finally move ahead and build back better. I don't know

00:46:51.620 about you, but I'm ready to embrace the new normal. Yeah. Yeah. And you're living in the

00:46:56.360 handmaid's tale too. And you're Khaleesi and everyone's going to die who's not you. And then 0.95

00:47:02.360 you'll be the ruler at the top. Yeah. Like this is all like Ruth Conda forever, like liberal

00:47:07.260 like forever. And you have a purple hair streak and no chin. Oh my God. And you're going to call

00:47:13.380 me. I'm three Oh five. You're going to call me. I've been to 25, 25 times. I'm ready to get

00:47:18.620 cold by you, Andy, whatever your fake name is. Yeah. What a joke. So that's their, their fake 0.97

00:47:24.180 dystopia. Like they're in their mind. Yeah. They're a little like fan fiction. Exactly. It's all

00:47:30.340 fan fiction. It's all like a novel being written. Like then the Russian collusion happened. Then

00:47:35.820 all the unvaccinated were banished from the kingdom. And they died. Harry Potter was there, 1.00

00:47:41.240 but Snape was too. It's all like a fake world. Yeah. When all the unvaccinated died, just like 1.00

00:47:46.780 we said. And we, the smart ones who got vaccinated now have the world to ourselves. They banned

00:47:51.440 abortion in Texas. So the handmaids came. Call me dog. Call me. Hey, call me. Uncallable.

00:47:57.820 I'm uncullable. They want me dead so bad. They want me dead and I'm not going to do it. I'm not 0.99

00:48:03.760 going to give it to them. Yep. Yeah. That was a good bit. That was, yeah, exactly. So, and also

00:48:08.540 I've noticed when I was in New York, I noticed a lot of things in New York on this trip. I just

00:48:11.800 wrote them all down for the podcast. Of course. Very excited to get back. That's what content

00:48:15.760 comes from experience. Exactly. At a restaurant. So I was with my family, went to a restaurant.

00:48:21.400 We're not wearing masks. We walk in, we're Chad's dad, six, four Italian restaurant

00:48:25.780 or what? A regular restaurant. Okay. We're all big. I'm like the, actually the shortest

00:48:29.120 of the boys, two boys and me, dad's Chad. We walk into the restaurant. We're not wearing

00:48:34.480 masks. Never sit down, whatever. No big deal. It's not a thing. We're not making it a thing.

00:48:39.860 Everyone who works in the restaurant is wearing masks. Of course. So now I'm kind of realizing

00:48:45.660 like there's like going to be, it's like, if you look at a graph of classism or like class

00:48:52.560 resentment. So for example, if you're like working at a restaurant as like a bus boy and you're 0.79

00:48:58.400 wearing a mask, how much does that bus boy resent the clients that are eating there, having a nice

00:49:03.700 dinner and forever the graph say it's like, you know, steady number increasing, going up and down.

00:49:08.920 I think that number has shot up through the roof right now. Yeah. With masks now. Exactly. With masks

00:49:14.380 and restrictions. And it's like, we're eating and enjoying a nice dinner. And the person who's

00:49:18.620 working there has a mask and like, we're not connecting with them. It's no longer like, Hey,

00:49:23.400 I'm John, I'm taking care of you tonight. It's just like, Oh, that's the help. I can't even

00:49:27.400 understand him. I can't hear him. Exactly. You know, we're going to have an order and it's like,

00:49:31.040 I can't understand you. I can't hear you. And it's just like, now all I want to do is just order

00:49:35.960 and get it over with. It's like more operational. It's more mechanical. There's no person.

00:49:40.480 It's logistics. It's not exactly not an experience. So it's not an experience anymore. It's just

00:49:45.280 exactly purely logistical. And the person is just in their mind has to be like feeling not great

00:49:52.420 compared to their old job where they're able to say, Hey, I'm so-and-so and you can see their face

00:49:56.080 and their smile and talk. Now it's just like a robot with the mask on. I'm just like, all right,

00:50:01.140 give them the order and let's enjoy our maskless meal. Totally. So I think classism is going to go

00:50:06.080 like that classist resentment is going to go through the roof. A hundred percent. And I think that's

00:50:09.960 the similar thing with the ice cream family who came in and just started singing at the masked kid who had

00:50:14.100 to be there. It's like, you guys are having fun messing with me. And it's like, I just showed up.

00:50:18.580 I have to be here. Yeah. Like things aren't great. Exactly. Um, yeah. So basically New York is a

00:50:25.740 perfect place to see the religious experience of COVID in action. Yep. And I was home for over a week

00:50:33.840 and it's just like the, I think deep in our DNA, human DNA, like for generations, we've been religious,

00:50:42.180 more religious than we are in this generation, spiritual, whatever you want to call it.

00:50:45.540 So you have like our grandparents, our great grandparents, our parents, like they were

00:50:48.940 more religious than this generation is. And it's like, there is that empty hole in like,

00:50:54.260 I think like an average liberal or leftist heart where they don't have a religious thing or God

00:50:59.820 or anything bigger than themselves that they can kind of submit to. Yeah. So it's like,

00:51:03.520 like we kind of replaced the embedded in our DNA urge for a religious experience with like COVID

00:51:11.160 COVID and smug pomposity and like telling people the right way to do something like the commandments

00:51:16.460 of Fauci, the commandments. And it's like, well, they don't fully make sense, but you have to like

00:51:20.580 suspend disbelief. And like faith is your suspending disbelief and like being scared and saying,

00:51:26.660 Oh, I'm scared. So I have to suspend my disbelief and trust the science and listen to Dr.

00:51:31.180 Fauci. Even if it makes no sense, I'm just blindly going to follow Dr. Fauci because

00:51:35.740 you've already submitted something greater than yourself. And I think a lot of those people don't

00:51:39.400 even know that they have like a hole there where religion is. So they're just like, this is just

00:51:44.140 normal. Like this is just feels right. Yeah. Come on. These guys are right. This is, I trust the

00:51:48.260 science. Yeah. Like, come on. And so instead of doing the sign of the cross or wear a yarmulke or

00:51:53.240 whatever, you wear a mask, you say six feet, you wear your mask, you rip out the hand sanitizer,

00:51:58.520 you scrub down really good. So then people know it's about clean, who's clean versus who's dirty.

00:52:03.400 Like it really becomes a religious thing. Yeah. And Dr. Fauci is the Lord and savior. You have faith

00:52:09.000 through fear. I saw them actually, we might have to cut this cause, uh, we didn't talk about this

00:52:15.060 before the show, but did you see the, uh, priests who are getting on like CNN and being like, you,

00:52:21.660 Jesus would be vaccinated or like, you know, like don't gather for Christmas if you're unvaccinated.

00:52:26.580 Exactly. Don't gather for Christmas. It's like, Oh yeah. Jesus has a really long history of

00:52:30.200 shunning disease at people. It's like curing leprosy. Exactly. Washing the feet of, uh, you 0.96

00:52:36.900 know, the sickly people. Those people are real. They're just like, those are real demon people. 0.84

00:52:44.040 Demon operates the body fully. Demon with a collar. Yeah. Yeah. The collar. That's crazy to say 0.95

00:52:49.860 anything like that. Yeah. So it's like people want ceremonies, you know, you have a ceremony

00:52:54.940 to church, you sing, they're singing songs, you take communion, like wherever the ceremony

00:52:59.180 is. And it's like, now our ceremony is like a wash your hands and wear the mask and stay

00:53:04.120 apart and don't go to whatever. And it really is. It's unfortunate because it's taking advantage

00:53:12.480 of people's natural desire to submit to something greater. And if you don't submit to God, you'll

00:53:17.020 submit to something worldly. If you submit to something on this world, it's never going to

00:53:21.420 take you to where you need to go to be fulfilled. Absolutely. That goes for both sides of the

00:53:26.940 political aisle. That goes for pretty much everything. But they think because also like

00:53:30.960 Dr. Fauci is like harmless, you know, like he's like a little old man who's like short

00:53:35.800 and small. Oh, I just used to dribble the basketball in 1954. But like, because he's harmless, they

00:53:42.000 trust him in the same way with like Bernie Sanders. We're like, Oh, he's an old man.

00:53:45.700 Like he wants what's best. Yeah. And it's almost like, like I wouldn't want a harmless

00:53:49.700 leader. Wouldn't you want a leader who could be harmful and then doesn't, I want a shark

00:53:54.000 turn it off. Yeah, exactly. I want a bully who knows how to just like bully the right

00:53:59.860 way, handle Justin Trudeau. And it's just like, Justin's like signing a deal. All of a sudden 0.70

00:54:03.820 he's like, wait, we just gave him the whole pipeline. It's like, that's what I want in the

00:54:07.200 leader. Yeah, exactly. I want a leader who could be harmful and then controls it for good

00:54:12.300 and is harmful to the bad people and harmless to the good people. Exactly. Someone who's

00:54:17.420 harmless is actually someone who's like a Muppet. You can just take advantage of the person

00:54:21.040 and have them do whatever you want, manipulate them. They get steamrolled and that's ugly.

00:54:25.340 That's not good. Yeah, it's not good. Weakness is never good or attractive. Exactly. So they'll

00:54:31.380 pretend it is and they'll tell you to cut your balls off and get the vaccine and wear your 1.00

00:54:34.660 double mask that don't do anything. But deep down, everyone knows who Chad is and who's 0.99

00:54:40.260 not. Cernovich had a great tweet. He's been on fire recently. He has been on fire. So

00:54:45.980 Rex Chapman is like a former basketball player, I think, who also used to be a drug addict.

00:54:50.260 He tweeted, how about we all agree that hospitals have the right to turn away unvaccinated COVID 1.00

00:54:55.560 patients? They have freedom of choice too, right? I'm sure the unvaccinated would have 1.00

00:54:59.740 no problem with that and it would solve a lot of problems. Which is interesting because

00:55:04.080 Rex Chapman used to be a drug addict and he told a story about how he OD'd, almost died,

00:55:09.760 and then was saved in a hospital. So then Cernovich tweeted, should drug addicts be given medical

00:55:14.400 support when they overdose as Rex Chapman did? I believe yes. Even criminals who steal to buy

00:55:19.900 drugs should receive medical care. Maybe Rex disagrees. High road Cernovich. High road Cernovich.

00:55:25.400 Absolutely. It's perfect. It's a perfect point. Yeah. Unvaccinated. And it's like, what about every

00:55:30.400 other time when it's like a criminal gets shot and they help the criminal or a person overdoses?

00:55:35.140 We've got to stabilize him and he's handcuffed to the bed. Exactly. But now we've lost all of

00:55:39.240 our humanity and we've gotten so worked up and so wound up by the media that- It's their fantasy

00:55:45.400 world. It's their fantasy world. And we're the number one enemy. And because we didn't get the

00:55:50.140 COVID vax that they developed in like eight months that I don't even want or need. Yeah. Because that

00:55:56.400 now it's like, I don't get medical attention. I don't get help because I'm like, what? I'm an animal.

00:56:00.640 Yeah. Hey, anybody who's ever had a EpiPen shoved into them or an adrenaline shot when

00:56:05.720 you're OD'd, good luck. You OD'd. You actually, exactly. You flew away. And well, everyone's

00:56:14.140 done with COVID to wrap the COVID section up. Everyone's done with it. I'm done. Who's

00:56:18.140 normal. If you're like, uh, you know, a super leftist and you wear the double mask and you're

00:56:23.260 scared and you're triple boosted, excited for the fourth shot, you're, you're not over it

00:56:27.300 yet, but everyone else who's like a normal person who's either right-wing, apolitical

00:56:32.180 center, maybe even a true liberal, most normal people are basically done with it. And I think

00:56:38.320 there's actually an opportunity if the Democrats were smart, they could end COVID. I'm doing

00:56:45.160 it in quotes because I never believed in it to start.

00:56:47.020 Because it's, it's been over for us for quite some time.

00:56:49.100 Right. But imagine that, where it's like the, the, the, the, all the testing that led

00:56:55.020 to this number of cases, which is so high, it's very manipulatable to get that high number

00:56:59.380 of cases. You know, if you go to the doctor and you test positive for COVID, that's a case.

00:57:03.320 If you test again the next day and you're positive, that's a case. Text again the next day, you're

00:57:07.780 positive. It's a case. Next day you're negative. Great. That's three positive cases in the way

00:57:12.220 they were counting originally.

00:57:13.120 Yeah. So like the numbers are very manipulatable. It's very easy to make it worse than it seems.

00:57:19.560 How to Lie with Statistics, the book.

00:57:21.460 Exactly. That Bill Gates read.

00:57:23.420 Obama recommends it. It's like, okay, are you guys doing any of it? Did you apply any of that?

00:57:28.220 Yeah. Why did he recommend that book? And then there's also the, they were saying that Omicron,

00:57:33.400 they could have overestimated the spread by 200%. Yeah. So it's like the Democrats actually have it in

00:57:39.020 their favor. If they want to end the pandemic, basically once the winter's over and all the

00:57:44.580 cases naturally go down, cause it's like a winter thing that they'd spike, they can kind of run into

00:57:49.240 the spring, open the cities back up and be like, we save the world. We ended COVID. If they were

00:57:54.260 smart. Pat themselves on the back. If they were smart, but I feel like they want to lock us down

00:57:58.080 through 2020 so they can do the mail-in ballots again. Maybe they try to do a little bit of both.

00:58:03.360 It's going to be interesting to see because they're not going to win on the economy right now.

00:58:06.600 It's either inflation or rate hikes or, you know, you're going to crush the market.

00:58:12.560 Yep. Exactly. So what can you do? Um, I know what you can do. You can get canceled.

00:58:19.700 Yeah. You know who got canceled or is trying to get canceled? The let's go Brandon guy,

00:58:24.320 the guy who called Joe Biden and said whatever he said at the end and goes, let's go Brandon.

00:58:28.940 And then Joe Biden said, yeah, let's go Brandon. Do you think that means that Joe Biden didn't even

00:58:33.220 know what let's go Brandon is? I think there's a chance. Yeah.

00:58:36.600 Cause someone messaged me. He was like a leftist and was like, see, let's go Brandon is even

00:58:40.420 popular enough that Joe Biden knows it. Oh, his entire staff knows it. And, and saying that you're

00:58:46.760 in, uh, Joe Biden doesn't know. Isn't really a gotcha. It's like Joe Biden doesn't know where he is.

00:58:51.660 There's like stadiums of a hundred thousand people all over the country chanting. Let's go Brandon.

00:58:57.120 See, it's not that popular. No, it, he doesn't know where he is. That's the whole point. This entire

00:59:04.080 staff just did this behind the, like they slapped their head and they go, no, every single person. 1.00

00:59:12.180 Like, are you stupid? 1.00

00:59:13.280 And Jill even kind of had like the, Jill was like her heart sank. Yeah. Oh, that was from Oregon. 1.00

00:59:18.900 She's probably like, no, worst feeling. Yeah. It's so unpopular. And he doesn't even know what

00:59:24.460 it is. He doesn't even know where he is. Oh, that's so true. Uh, and then let's go Brandon guy

00:59:30.060 who just made a joke. And now they're trying to get him like fired from his job and do all these

00:59:33.920 things. I saw his business posted like a, we stand by this guy. We're not firing him. I love that guy.

00:59:39.280 That's a great thing. That's it. He took a chance and you nailed it. Remember, uh, on the previous

00:59:43.400 podcast when we were talking about the mischievous American attitude, like, yeah, that's it.

00:59:47.680 Right there. This spirit, mischievous spirit, just like whatever. No harm. It wasn't fuck Joe

00:59:53.600 Biden. That would have been a little bit more. That would have been too much. Yeah. That would 0.99

00:59:56.280 have been a lot. That would have been insane. It'd been hard to back that up. Yeah. Let's go

01:00:00.360 Brandon. I love it. It's a tongue in cheek thing. And how many years that member fuck Trump, punch

01:00:05.140 Trump, die from COVID Trump, cut his head off. Trump shoot Trump. Yeah. All these things, all these 1.00

01:00:10.400 videos, all these celebrities, no one cares, but now let's go Brandon. The, what did the article say?

01:00:15.340 Oh yeah. It's the article called it a right wing slur, a right wing slur. And a slow was

01:00:21.880 a slow grow to an insurrection or something. Oh yeah. Yeah. They called it to somebody on

01:00:26.400 MSNBC. It is a slow grow to an insurrection. It said it's part of a slow moving insurrection.

01:00:31.620 So that's another one of their fantasy words where they love just like putting it all together

01:00:35.460 and like, see, this is what we told you. Yeah. It's a handmaid's tale mixed with Harry Potter,

01:00:39.720 mixed with star Wars. We're the good guys. They're the bad guys. Get the vaccine.

01:00:42.800 Like it's a whole one thing. Cut your nuts off guys. That way you don't challenge us 1.00

01:00:46.100 and stop it. Yeah. So let's go Brandon. Hilarious. There's also let's go Brandon

01:00:51.400 crypto coin. We've talked about that a few weeks ago. I'm wearing the shirt right now.

01:00:55.760 It's my favorite crypto coin. If you're asking what happened with safe moon, I'm still holding

01:00:59.060 safe. I never sold safe moon. Safe was doing fine. It's going to be a top five tech company.

01:01:03.380 According to John Caroni, they want to be a top five company. I believe them as a long-term

01:01:07.260 hold. I never sold safe moon. Now LGB coin is my new favorite thing. Let's

01:01:12.760 go Brandon coin. They actually just sponsored Brandon, the NASCAR driver.

01:01:17.640 That's a good deal. That's who brand new news. Yeah. So the, so Brandon, the NASCAR driver

01:01:22.180 who would just, there was articles about how he was getting canceled. He couldn't find

01:01:26.980 sponsorship. Yeah. He couldn't find sponsorships for his car. It was hard. He just announced

01:01:32.000 that let's go Brandon coin sponsored the car. It's painted on the car. And now let's go

01:01:37.900 Brandon sponsored Brandon himself, which I think is like a full circle simulation thing,

01:01:42.780 which I love. I love when stuff like that happens. If you don't know what let's go Brandon

01:01:46.520 coin is, it's a crypto coin similar to Doge. The way I'm describing it is like the right

01:01:50.440 wing Doge, but it's not necessarily just right wing. Brandon, the car guy announced, uh, in

01:01:56.860 a, in a op-ed he wrote where he's like, it's not a political thing. It's a pro America thing.

01:02:01.580 So it's like people who are affected by high gas prices or inflation or the job market or

01:02:07.300 the COVID restrictions, stuff like that is who it's for. It's not for people.

01:02:11.840 That's the target demo. Exactly. It's for people that like America. It's a pro America coin. It's

01:02:16.080 America's coin branding wise. So let's go Brandon. If you're interested in the links in the bio,

01:02:22.380 lgbcoin.io is how you find out more and how you learn how to buy it. If you're not interested,

01:02:27.080 no worries as always, no FUD here. Don't come after me and tell me it's shilling for whatever.

01:02:34.260 It's nothing. It's a meme coin. It's the right wing Doge. If you want to miss the boat,

01:02:38.860 miss the boat. They just sponsored Brandon. There's new ways to buy it. I would look into

01:02:43.460 it. If I were you, if you listen to me on safe moon, it would have been smart. Could have sold

01:02:48.760 whatever you wanted. Not financial advice. It never is pretty, pretty clean. Yeah. It sounded clean.

01:02:54.900 All right, let's move on. Kind of closing thoughts. Anything we want to add before we

01:02:59.180 get out of here? I'm going to end with this. I was talking to someone at the airport and they

01:03:03.780 were telling, they were a Republican. They liked Fleckus, but they were kind of like a chill

01:03:07.540 Republican. They recognized you or. And they were telling me that like the Youngkin election kind

01:03:12.820 of gives them hope for the Republican party and says like, he was like, if we can embrace more

01:03:17.780 people like Youngkin who are more palatable, then maybe we'll win longterm. And I was kind of like,

01:03:23.180 not up for that. Yeah. Because I think that's like a trick. It's like, I don't give up. I don't

01:03:27.160 want to give up exactly to get ground. We're basically saying like, oh yeah, the election

01:03:31.040 wasn't stolen. January 6th was a coup. Joe Biden got 85 million votes. And now let's just go vote

01:03:36.320 for some like Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan types. Let's get John McCain back. Yeah. Who are more palatable.

01:03:41.480 We don't need palatable. It's not over. It's the end of act two. This is the part where scars in

01:03:46.660 charge of the kingdom and everyone's eating bones or whatever. And all you can eat is bones and scraps.

01:03:51.200 The hyenas are running wild. Exactly. It's the, it's the end of act two. These are the dark times

01:03:56.640 created by the bad people who stole their way, stole the election, stole the power. Now we're in

01:04:01.860 charge. It's not over. Act three is coming. Trump comes back. We win. We prosper. It would have been

01:04:08.620 too easy if 2020 Trump just won. They go, all right, you won. You got your country back. Bye. Enjoy it.

01:04:13.980 So this is kind of what had to happen. Obviously here on the show, we don't think Joe Biden won the

01:04:19.180 election fair and square. 85 million votes does not make sense to me. He's not the most popular

01:04:23.620 president of all time. All those swing counties that just went. Yep. Makes no sense. January 6th was

01:04:29.520 not an insurrection attempt. I don't need to get the vaccine. These are things that we believe on the

01:04:34.900 show. These are firm beliefs that you probably share with us for the most part. Maybe you do.

01:04:39.060 Maybe you don't. You probably do. Maybe you're here for the jokes.

01:04:41.660 So that being said, don't let this phase you. Don't lose hope. Don't think that you're a minority.

01:04:48.660 You're actually the majority. Most people agree with us. The truth is on our side. When they go do

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01:04:57.900 oh yeah, Joe Biden cheated by like 10 million votes. So don't feel discouraged. Don't feel like

01:05:03.280 you're going to lose in the end. Stay strong in your beliefs. Keep keeping it 100 and just realize the

01:05:07.920 fight is not over. It's end of act two and the act three is where the hero returns and Trump along

01:05:14.480 with ourselves are going to pull the American people out of it. Mostly ourselves. Trump's a

01:05:19.560 leader and he's one person and he's great, but he's not the MAGA movement. That MAGA movement is

01:05:24.560 not dead. Keep your red hats and get ready for the comeback. It's going to be epic. Thank you guys

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Fleccas Talks Podcast - December 31, 2021

EPISODE 013 CRINGE OF THE WEEK ｜ TRANS WOMAN IN JEOPARDY ｜ MORE COVID ｜ FLECCAS (DOESN'T) SMELLS ｜ LGB COIN

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