EPISODE 041 AOC ADMITS JAN 6 WAS AN INSIDE JOB ｜ RACIST MUPPETS？ ｜ SCHITZO SEASON ｜ CAR BREAK IN HACK
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The summer heat is making our blood sticky. It s giving people heart problems and blood clots. Primetime Stein got AOC to admit January 6th was an inside job. Someone figured out how to not have their cars broken into as much. And, last but not least, it s schizo season, so if all you weird fucks are good at random things, now is your time!
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All right. Welcome back to Fluckus Talks, the podcast episode 41. Today on the show,
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the summer heat is making our blood sticky. It's giving people heart problems and blood
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clots. Lots to unpack there. Primetime Stein got AOC to admit January 6th was an inside job.
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Philadelphia Muppets were accused of racism. Someone figured out how to not have their cars
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broken into as much. And last but not least, it's schizo season, boys. So if all you weird
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fucks are good at random things, now is your time. All this and more. It's Fluckus Talks,
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the podcast, episode 41, ranked the best new podcast of all time.
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Because words are just words until action actually starts. And actions speak louder than words.
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But at the same time, words speak louder than words because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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It's Fluckus Talks, the podcast featuring Richard.
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It's time to come clean with the audience. That intro took more than one take.
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Play and the App Store. Now let's get into housekeeping. All right. Housekeeping. We have a great
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housekeeping this week. It's actually our last day in the studio. Yeah. RIP. I'm going to miss the
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studio. We're in the process of moving, so we have some things we need to cover from that.
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The, we threw out a dog couch a couple of days ago. Yes. So if you're our neighbor and you're
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watching the podcast, this is, we weren't using that couch. It was almost embarrassing to put it
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on the curb. There's like stains and slobber and hair everywhere. And I don't want people to think
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that's how we're living. That was a dog couch. Fair. Good. Um, we also are selling a lot of stuff on
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OfferUp. Dude, the OfferUp people come quick. They come quick. It's a, it's been a hilarious process
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and we're trying to get rid of some bulky stuff. So we listed like this patio set and then like,
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we have to do like little asterisks. And it's like, Oh, the patio set comes with a free box spring.
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So the person comes like, Oh, I'm here for the patio set. I don't really need the box spring,
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but load the box spring first. It's part of the deal. You signed it. You took it. You took the deal.
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It comes with the box spring. You're going to have to take that out of our garage.
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There was also an interesting moment where, um, I posted a fridge, like a garage fridge for sale,
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just free, like whoever wants to come and take it. And then multiple people hit me up like
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immediately, like fridges and like lawnmowers, certain things. There are people who are just
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like constantly churning them doing. They're just in the neighborhood doing circles, waiting for
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people to upload stuff. It seems like. Exactly. And so, uh, multiple people messaged me and I kind of
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like told multiple people they could have the fridge. I was like, uh, Hey, this guy,
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here's my address. But, uh, somebody else already messaged me too. And like two guys ended up coming
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and then one guy took the fridge. So I gave the other guy a second mini fridge for free that didn't
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even work and just kind of gave him a consolation prize. So these people are competitive.
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They're very competitive. I also sold my Mercedes. I have an old beat up Mercedes that I sold to like
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a junk service. Yeah. And this is actually an interesting, like, I felt like I was on a TV show
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or something like John Quinones. What would you do? Okay. Cause the guy who shows up is very
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trashy individual. He works for the junk car company. He had a crap car himself. He had
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missing teeth. Uh, smelled like alcohol. Yep. So we're talking, we're doing it, filling out the
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papers or whatever. And then like within five minutes he dropped the N word. Whoa. And he was
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like, yeah, I was in jail the other day and they kept me in this cell with all these N words.
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Wow. And I'm just like, Ooh, you know, but he was a white guy. Yeah. And it's funny because
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the progressive left would probably think that like, it's my job to say, Hey, don't say that.
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They're like, don't, you shouldn't say these things. But the way I see it, it's like, this
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guy is just like a trash individual. He's a convicted felon. He's got alcohol in his breath.
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He's got no teeth and no power, nothing, no oppression ability, no oppression ability.
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He's kind of just an idiot. Yeah. And it's like, what am I going to go out of my way to correct it?
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You shouldn't say that. Yes. It's not enough to not be racist. You have to be anti-racist.
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Yeah. So you got to stop. So it's like, am I going to say something and then like do
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this conflict with this guy who now has a picture of my ID knows where I live and has
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my thumbprint. Yeah. So it's like, I kind of just, you know, okay. Like I just let that
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one go, sign the paper, took the cash and was like, all right, see you buddy. Yeah.
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I didn't stop it. Yeah. Maybe I should have just, yeah, man. Yeah. I was like, did my neighbors
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hear anything? That's what I'm going to say. Like, yeah. As long as no one heard me,
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like not do anything about it. I'm fine with that interaction just being it. I'll never deal
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with that guy again. And yeah, not my place or position to, you shouldn't say that, sir.
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A hundred percent. What, make him not racist anymore? And it's like, this guy is a clown.
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Yeah. Let him just do whatever he's going to do.
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Yeah. Do us sit down with him. Do us like intervene.
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That's not allowed. Moving on. We're still on housekeeping. This is a great housekeeping.
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We have a lot to cover. We watched the World Series of Poker.
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Yeah. And I had this idea. This is kind of, you know, remember the gun idea where you had
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the holster that's built in all you push down and shoot lever down and then also the trick
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of how to get out of it. Like, Oh, take my gun. And then you get close and then you grab
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his gun. Yep. So I have like ideas of like situations, but they don't really have a place
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in my life. But the podcast is that, uh, so you're in the World Series of Poker, right? And
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imagine it's you and two other people in the hand and you're bluffing. So it's me bluffing
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and I'm raising and I'm bluffing. And then the next guy's up and there's a third guy when the
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next guy folds. My, my idea was you raise your bluffing. He folds and then you go and then you
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pretend you didn't realize there was one more guy in the hand. So you go good fold, man. I had the
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nuts. I had the winning hand. And then everyone goes, wait, wait, wait, there's one more guy.
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And you go, Oh no, there's one more guy. Guess I'm not going to get a call out of him.
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Yeah. And then he goes, well, I guess I'm folding and everyone thinks they're smart and
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I messed up, but it's the ultimate double bluff. Just an angle. And then I pull my face off and
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I'm Tom Cruise. That's, that's kind of what I thought up. I think it would work. That's,
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that's reasonable. That's like highly frowned upon though. You know that, right? Like that's
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like a scumbag move. Yeah. My first time at the big table. One time. You get one, you get
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one and it's like at the main event. Yeah. So then you pull your mask off your Tom Cruise. Would
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they ever do a double mass situation in mission impossible? I guess Tom Cruise ever been Tom
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Cruise pulled his mask off. He's someone else then pulls another one off. He's Tom Cruise
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again. I think it's one mask limit. There's an idea too. And then you get the voice, the
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chip voice, the chip voice is why it's not possible. But imagine if you do the mask thing,
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you're like, Oh, it's really me. And they're like, Oh my gosh. Okay, great. Here's the secrets.
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And then that was someone else again. They actually, that might actually be a plot, a plot
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point in one of the movies. I can't. Okay. I can't account for all mission impossible. We can't
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count for all, but it's a good idea. Nonetheless, um, speaking of gambling, I had similar to the
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other stuff in the podcast and housekeeping that doesn't have a place. And, but in my life,
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I don't have an outlet and then I put it in the podcast. Uh, we went to the casino, uh,
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last week, typical liberals there. Yep. We're playing blackjack. He had a 10, he had two fives
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and he split fives. He didn't double. He split them. And the dealer had like a six or a five. So
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it's like money on the table. And instead of doubling the 10, he split the fives. Why would
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you do that? Grant Lee? That was bad. That was bad. You've, that's been lingering on your
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mind. Yeah. I was like, wow, what an idiot. Like not my problem. Every like 24 hours. I'm
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like, no, why did you split fives? Not good. Very frowned upon. Talk about frowned upon.
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Yeah. That ruined my whole day. Bad etiquette right there. Very bad. Um, speaking of bad
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etiquette, our next clip, we're still in housekeeping. Uh, Richard rap voice snapped
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at a girl. Yeah. Let's play it. I mean, obviously she shouldn't have jumped on your back like
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that. Yeah. But she is just a kid. She is. She didn't know what she was doing. She's just
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a kid. Do you want to apologize to her? No, I have nothing to be ashamed of. So you admit
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that's you. I'm the seal. You admit that was you. Parents attempted to ride. Oh man. All
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right. Moving on. We're still in housekeeping. It's a really good housekeeping. It's very strong
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housekeeping. I also, I'm going to do one of those to you soon. I'm going to say Fleck
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does this and then just plot with, uh, the other editor. You totally should. You totally
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should. If you can pull that off, you got me. You're done. Um, really quick. We should
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probably explain the outfit, why I'm wearing this today. This is in honor of Steve Bannon.
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Got the double button downs with the pens up top. I think I could have even thrown a polo
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underneath that. You should have, but it would just be too sweaty. We turn the AC off when
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we shoot. So it's like a ticking time bomb to how much to when this room becomes like
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a sauna. Yeah. I couldn't do three shirts, but this is first in honor of Steve Bannon, who's
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going through his trial. Now we support you. We love you, Steve. Shout out Steve. Still
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in housekeeping. Still the only guy who was there for Trump on Billy Bush Sunday.
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Yeah. I think we still got it. It's like, that's what we needed to hear. Everyone else
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is like, Oh, you're done. Turn it in. Um, moving on. It's schizo season boys. It's a hundred
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percent schizo season. Schizo season is upon us. Check out this clip of this piano guy who
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exemplifies, is that the word? Yeah. Exemplifies schizo season. Can I play a song? Yeah. Let's
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hear it. It's a 30 second snippet of a song I wrote. So yeah, girls are speechless. Speechless.
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That guy is passionate. He cares. It is schizo season. Most of the men in our society are dumbed
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down. They're stupid. They don't know anything. They don't care about anything. They're basically
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just a sleepwalking cadavers. Yeah. So if you are consumers, consumers, and they just
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want to go on. When's the next Marvel movie? And they want to get a dangling earring and
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they want to have the stupid hair and they say, Oh, cause that's cab. Bussin. That's
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busin. So everyone's stupid now. So if you're a guy who cares about anything or is weirdly
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obsessed with stuff, now is your time. There's a power vacuum. And these are the types of people
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who are going to take the world over. Absolutely. Hone in that skill, learn that new thing and
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go full schizo with it. Yeah. Go full schizo, start caring about stuff and then the world
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will be yours. Smart. Very smart. Um, moving on. We're still in, uh, housekeeping. We should
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do a chat roulette thing. Like, yeah, you know, that could be a featured podcast, maybe bonus
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land thing. That could be a bonus land. Chat roulette, find, just mess with kids and find,
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you know, maybe some fans or something. Not a bad idea. Do you check your closets before you
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go to bed? No. You don't open and make sure there's no one in there? Nope. You just go
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right to sleep? Absolutely. Do you close your door all the way? I sleep with my door open.
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But you can wake up in the middle of the night. There could just be someone standing in the
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doorway? Yeah. Pretty much. You're fine with that? Yeah. No qualms. Even with like your
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brain and how you wake up in the middle of the night and then you see stuff that looks to
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be real? What? That doesn't happen with me. Okay. That's interesting. I check my whole room
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and the bathroom and I do like a, I clear all the corners. I check in the closets. Yeah. It's
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really schizo season. You're living by it. So I don't know what to tell you. I don't do that.
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Well, everyone's got their own versions of schizo season. That's why the mainstream media
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has come out and said that our, uh, because of the heat, because it's the summer, our blood's
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getting thick. Yeah. Your blood thickens and then clots what extreme heat can do to your body.
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So it's, so it's, uh, schizo season for them as well. Wouldn't the heat make your blood like
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thinner? That's what I thought. I mean, every liquid on earth is like the hotter it is, the
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more, uh, viscous it is. Yeah. Right. Viscous. Is that the word? Yeah. So that's strange. I've
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never heard of this before. Molecules slow down when they're colder, right? Like, isn't that the
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whole point of freezing? I thought so. And, um, so yeah, I always thought it was the opposite.
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I thought the, yeah, but I guess we haven't really had summer yet. So this is the first
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summer ever for humanity. And this is probably what's going to happen. If there's an increase
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in blood clots and heart attacks, it's because of the heat. Maybe Joe Biden should shut down
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the whole country because of this climate emergency that's upon us. Yeah. Yeah. Client emergency
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fell in your lap, Joe. Summer's hot. Summer's hot, Joe. Shut it down. Moving on. We're out
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of housekeeping. That was a great housekeeping. We learned a lot. Um, primetime Stein.
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Yeah. He is new to the scene. He is burning fast and bright. I like him. I like him too.
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I like him too. Check out this clip of him, uh, talking to AOC and we'll explain kind of
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what happened after as well. See, my favorite big booty Latina. I love you, AOC. You're
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my favorite. She wants to kill babies, but she's still beautiful. You look very beautiful
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in that dress. You look very sexy. Look at that booty on AOC. That's my favorite big booty
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Latina. I love it. My favorite AOC. Nice to meet you, AOC. Look how sexy she looks in
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that dress. Okay. First of all, we know this is old too. Like we have to talk about this.
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There's something that like a point that hasn't been made, which is why we're bringing it up.
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Yeah. First of all, he's complimenting her pretty aggressively. That's like what they don't want
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it here. It's like catcalling shouldn't exist. And he's like, well, it's a compliment. I'm
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complimenting you. It's like what they hate. Um, yeah. So funny. It's like a nineties interaction.
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This is what happened in the nineties. Men will be men. Yeah. This is Howard Stern. This would be
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on anything, you know, shock jock, like aggressive. I personally wouldn't be doing this.
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Fine. But I will consume the content and laugh. And there will be positives that come from the content
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as well. Uh, watch this little frantic, uh, rant AOC gave later that night, these insurrectionists
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and that there were actual officers working with this. And we never got to the bottom of that. And
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we never got any answers about that. And then to this day, we're just supposed to pretend that that
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never happened. I have no idea what happened to the people on the inside who were very clearly
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sympathetic with what was going on and opening the doors wide open for that. And we're, I'm supposed
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to sit here and pretend like none of that ever happened. And then right afterwards you have a
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massive, you know, you just have this idea that throwing money at that problem is going to make
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it go away. So basically she got flustered by primetime Stein. She's mad that the, the Capitol
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police officers didn't do anything to intervene when all he was doing was shouting at her and her
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boyfriend was there. I'm surprised he didn't wear a mask. He should have a mask. He should have a mask
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on. We should mask that guy up. Yeah. Muslim. Um, so he didn't do anything. She's mad. The
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January 6th protest, uh, police didn't do anything. And then she kind of like goes on this flustered
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rant that wouldn't have happened if primetime Stein didn't confront her. And she kind of said
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the quiet part out loud and said the January 6th, um, the, the, the Capitol, the Capitol
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police were sympathetic with the January 6th protesters and they opened the door for him.
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People in opened the door. Didn't stop them. And that's where Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer
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are probably like, Oh, she said it. No, no, no, no. Like you don't even realize what you're
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saying. Yeah. Like don't, you know, we want an investigation. Yeah. I want one too. Me too.
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We should, we should. There was some inside job, uh, about that day. So AOC thinks so maybe
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we should do an investigation. But yeah. So the broader point is that this might not be the
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most wholesome, uh, interaction, but primetime Stein got her on tilt.
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Yeah. And when you're on tilt and you're working for the bad guys, you have to remember your lies
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in live time. And if you're in a situation like that, it's hard to remember the lies and you don't
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even realize how sold out your side is. Yeah. So she thinks it's like, uh, Oh, there was an
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insurrection and the Republicans teamed up with the Capitol police and she doesn't realize January 6th
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had a lot to do with the police presence that Nancy Pelosi controlled. So by like going into
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this, Oh, we should investigate who opened the door. It's like, yeah, who opened the door? I want
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to know that too. Yeah. Who didn't request any extra police, even though like it was suggested and
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stuff like that. Exactly. So there's a lot to unpack there. Uh, AOC just, it proves right there.
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She's a Muppet pawn. She doesn't even know what the quiet part is. And she just kind of goes
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around saying it out loud. Yeah. Which I like moving on before we get into cringe of the week,
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we have some media before and afters, which I thought were very telling. These are basically
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articles that came out when Trump was in office versus articles today. For example,
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the Washington post, this is when Trump was meeting, I think with Saudi Arabia opinion,
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Trump's corrupted foreign policy, coddle the dictator, abuse the ally. And then a few days ago,
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they do one for Joe Biden after meeting with Saudi Arabia opinion, cut Biden, some slack.
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U S presidents have to deal with dictators just completely changing it up. Same columnist,
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max boot. Yep. Pure Muppet. Um, so yeah, watch how it changes. And it's so funny cause we have
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all the headlines. We have all the frantic changes of opinions documented. So it's,
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it's good to go back and circle through some of these. Yeah. It feels good. Washington post again.
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They did a tweet, uh, back in 2021. Hey, Republicans stop fighting vaccine and mass
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mandates. And then a tweet from, uh, earlier this year, mass mandates didn't make much of a
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difference anyway. Whoopsie. Hope your kid doesn't have a speech impediment now. Yeah,
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exactly. Cause he was in fourth grade during this whole thing. Exactly. So that's what they don't want
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you to do is look back and find their old things. Cause what they do is just change it on the fly and
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lie on the fly and assume their audience has a fish brain. Uh, it seems like people are starting
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to turn on Joe Biden. Yeah. Media wise. Yeah. I saw Jimmy Fallon clip recently. Jimmy Fallon.
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And then also, um, there was the spot where Joe Biden fell. Brandon falls. And they, yeah,
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they, they got it named on Google map, Brandon falls. And then people are going back to the spot
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and doing their own reenactments of falling off their bikes, which is very funny. It's good quality
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fun. If you're in the area, you want to roast Joe Biden a little bit. You have a bike.
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That's a spot. That's a hot, that's a top spot. You're going to want to go to. There's also this
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clip of, um, people in a car pushing a bike rider over. Yeah. What does that have to do with this?
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See, I was going to make a joke that this is the Democrats and how they feel about Joe Biden now.
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And it's like them pushing the bike rider over, but I decided not to, because I don't want to
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incite any violence or be accused of inciting any violence to the office of the presidency,
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even though the spectrum of accepted rhetoric has been established by Kathy Griffin and Snoop Dogg.
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Yeah. As anything inside that is okay. I didn't really want to get involved. So I was going to
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do a bit about, Hey, this is the Democrats. Now that Joe Biden's being an idiot and it's the guy
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getting pushed on the bike, but I decided not to high road. Fleck us high road. Fleck us smart.
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No bad karma needed while we, uh, before we move. Smart. Which takes us out of that and into
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Our first clip of cringe of the week, uh, racist Muppets.
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The Muppets, we can't get away from Muppet stuff. Every week there's something that involves the
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Muppets. This time it was a Sesame place. Is that what it's called? Sesame street?
00:20:19.360
Sesame street land, Sesame place. I thought it would be Sesame place, uh, Sesame street land.
00:20:27.420
It's like a theme park in Philadelphia. And here's the video. Wait, this is called Sesame
00:20:33.420
street land or something? Something like that. Yeah. I thought this was just like a parade,
00:20:38.840
So there's a, there's a Muppet, some sort of Muppet and there's some sort of teenager.
00:20:54.400
Yeah. There's some sort of theater kid stuffed in a fur costume in July where who knows where
00:21:00.300
the head hole is, where they can see out of who knows how sticky this guy's blood is. Yeah.
00:21:04.340
Exactly. So there, the Muppets are being accused of racism because this Muppet, uh, didn't say
00:21:11.940
hello or give a high five to the black children, but did to the white children. Yeah. They were
00:21:16.220
accused of racism. Talk about jumping to conclusions. It's like you had this little
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interaction that like the kids probably barely even noticed. Yeah. And then you jump to the
00:21:25.160
conclusion like, Oh, whoever's in that costume hates black people. Yeah. Take off the head.
00:21:30.520
Yeah. In Philadelphia. Yeah. Hates black people. That's what, that's what the problem is. Teach
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your kids that that's a good lesson. And the theme park, uh, immediately started apologizing
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profusely. Of course. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We're looking into it. And then they said
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this, uh, the, the no that they did, it wasn't to the high five. I think one of the kids was like
00:21:51.180
this trying to get picked up and their rule is they don't pick up children. Makes sense. So it's like,
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you know, was it just some theater kid wearing a fur outfit in the summer with like this much
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visibility? It was like looking around and like, there's, you know, people at all different levels
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or does the person in this fur costume in the summer just hate black people? Takes off the hat,
00:22:14.540
the helmet. It's Derek from American history X. Just like not welcome. I'm not shaking your hand.
00:22:21.360
What do you think is happening here? Yeah. So exactly. Is there an old Asian lady under the,
00:22:26.680
under the costume? Yeah. She's got a vendetta since her cart got stolen and she got kicked on
00:22:30.680
the curb. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's like racism. When racism is at the front of your brain, then
00:22:36.440
that racism section of your brain keeps getting activated, keeps going up and up. Um, and one
00:22:41.600
of my, one of the funny things is this is baller alert who, uh, was really spreading this,
00:22:46.760
right? They're the same ones that did last week. Exactly. So we've been, they kind of go
00:22:50.840
like racism question mark. And it's like baller alert. Like if you're, yo, if you're a baller,
00:22:57.700
you're not being victimized all the time. Not everything's racism. Ballers don't care about
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like, you know, ballers overcome adversity. That's what I'm saying. So ballers don't make excuses.
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So I don't know, maybe change the name of the account to racism alert or something,
00:23:10.420
because that seems like that's what they're up to. Um, and yeah, I mean, it's just so inconclusive.
00:23:15.840
Like you take a three second video clip and it's like, what we're, we're going to ruin this theme
00:23:22.740
park. We're going to next thing, you know, it's going to be like unmask Elmo or whoever it was.
00:23:27.700
Let's show who that kid was. And it's like some pimply girl. It's not even a guy. It's like some
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girl. A hundred percent. And they had to jump to that conclusion. It's racism. It's like,
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I think there's bigger problems in Philadelphia. Life must be awesome. If that's your biggest worry.
00:23:41.660
And they're just getting the last bits of racism out. Yeah. It's hidden in under the costumes.
00:23:46.620
Yeah. We got to like, look under the rug. That's racism. Boom. It's like, yeah, the city,
00:23:50.500
the streets are filled with gold. Uh, everyone's rich. The per capita income is like 500 grand in
00:23:56.060
Philadelphia. No crime anymore. Life is good. Yeah. Property crimes at an all time low, no murders.
00:24:01.360
And we're just getting the last few racists out wherever they're hiding. Once we get those out,
00:24:05.940
the utopia will be achieved. So basically what they're going for. Um, yes, moving on. There was
00:24:12.900
a, uh, 16 year old street reporter in Australia who did a really good job. Check out this clip.
00:24:19.880
Do you think we should have the right over our body? Oh, absolutely. Definitely. So you don't
00:24:24.320
think the government should tell you what you do with your body? No, they have no right. Yeah.
00:24:29.720
Especially because a lot of the country is run by men and they don't, they don't really have a say.
00:24:34.020
I don't get it. No. So what do you think about vaccine mandates?
00:24:38.380
I'm a great, I'm with them. Me too. Yeah. They protect lives. Okay. You don't think we should
00:24:44.060
have a choice to get a vaccine or not? You think we should just all be forced to get it?
00:24:47.580
Abortions don't like kill people. He just starts laughing. The abortions don't kill people.
00:24:54.800
And that's like, that's the meme, right? That's what everybody says, but it's like to get that
00:24:58.260
perfect clip of like the brain, not computing. And then you're the 16 year olds. They think like,
00:25:03.280
oh, this is a cute kid. I'm going to, I'll humor him and do his interview. Yeah. And then he just
00:25:07.960
roasts you. He just pulls out the baseball bat. So if you guys know this kid, please connect me
00:25:11.960
with him. We want to do a collab. If you're this kid, let me know. We'll send you a bass mug and
00:25:15.880
we'll do a collab. Yeah. We, we need to get you back on the streets, uh, under the Flicka's
00:25:19.720
Tux umbrella in a way you're comfortable with. Smart. Yeah. He's good. He has it. I mean, that's,
00:25:25.200
that's the easiest Chinese finger trap ever too. It's just, yeah. Nobody dies. Like,
00:25:30.580
like so many people just died from COVID. Like, what are you talking about?
00:25:34.420
Yeah, that's pretty good. Uh, next clip, the, what are your pronouns clip? This is a pretty
00:25:40.220
interesting, uh, dichotomy. Yeah. How like the world looks at this stuff. You're, you're asking
00:25:47.780
for a lot of vocab help today. It seems like you're branching out, but I'm getting, I'm getting them.
00:25:51.580
Yeah. That's pretty good. Exemplifies. All right. So he's asking people, what are your pronouns?
00:25:55.520
What are your pronouns? She, her. Why? Cause I want them to be she, her. He, him. Why?
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Loki, I thought about going they, them, because I'm not a fan of patriarchy, but it didn't really
00:26:04.680
work out. So he, him. Okay. What are your pronouns? I go for n***a and n***a. That's
00:26:10.340
the easiest ones. What are your pronouns? Beautiful, gorgeous. Why? Because I like,
00:26:14.400
and you need to respect it. Thank you, beautiful. Funny. Everyone takes it as a joke. The only people
00:26:19.020
that don't are that horrible girl in the beginning and her bitch boy boyfriend. I'm kind of against
00:26:25.020
the patriarchy. That's why it's schizo season boys. Yeah. That's whose lunch we're eating.
00:26:30.840
That guy's not working on anything. He has no masterpiece. He's got no thesis coming. He's
00:26:35.440
just doing, he's waving with the breeze. He's getting oppressed too much. Things are too bad
00:26:39.320
and against him. He can't do anything. This is the hardest life has ever been for people.
00:26:43.140
He's not carving anything out of marble. He's not putting, putting a mosaic on display.
00:26:48.560
He's just doing whatever he's told. Learn the piano. Doesn't have time. The white keys all in
00:26:54.140
the white, the black keys are smaller. And they're separated. They're separated. Oh my
00:26:58.060
God. He, he can't, he can't, he can't. Uh, next thing we had a, this is from last week,
00:27:03.800
but we had to cover it. There was a reception at the French residence. I think it's where
00:27:08.760
like Macron lives. Yeah. And our U S representatives were these two, our favorite. These are some
00:27:14.480
favorites. The trans Matt Damon. This makes it fun. Yeah. This makes it easy. I don't want
00:27:18.560
to like, I know it looks bad for America, but I love this shit. Yeah. I really love this
00:27:24.560
shit. I just, I wish more people would see it. I wish it would be everywhere. Yeah. We
00:27:28.300
should be promoting this. So we have the trans Matt Damon and then we also have a Sheriff
00:27:34.260
Levine. Yeah. Admiral cadet commander. It's really, that's who represents America. And then
00:27:40.940
we have like a meeting or something and we have a guy with lipstick and this other guy in
00:27:45.620
a dress. And it's just, that just sets the tone for everything. This is America. This
00:27:50.540
is who we're dealing with. You know, a lot of people, uh, DM'd me, uh, I posted this to
00:27:54.580
my story. I'm sure you did too. And it's like the dude on the Matt Damon on the right, um,
00:27:59.520
shoes don't match anything. Like, Oh, I dress like a girl. It's like, you don't dress like
00:28:04.800
a girl. You don't match. You're like, you dress how a guy dresses like a girl, just picking
00:28:08.880
random colors and shades and not getting anywhere. That's exactly right. He, he has no class
00:28:14.760
off the rack. No sophistication. I'm going to wear pink high heels. Someone messaged me about his
00:28:20.040
makeup and said, when you do makeup, I think the word they use was focal points. You can like pick
00:28:26.160
one focal point for your face, like your cheeks, you want to bring your cheeks out, your eyes or
00:28:30.400
whatever. And then once you do more than one, you look cheap. And that's what he's been up to.
00:28:34.460
That's what he's been up to. He looks cheap. Ladies, ladies of the pod. Yeah. Are we right?
00:28:40.880
is a guy in a dress and lipstick and high heels and all this makeup, this glam makeup.
00:28:45.580
Is that even aesthetically sound? I don't think it is. It's not. So it's embarrassing on multiple
00:28:51.300
levels. Yeah. You don't even know how to dress like a- Our cross dressers aren't even good.
00:28:55.280
We're not sending our best. We're not sending our best at all. Um, and then Admiral Levine has the
00:29:00.520
skirt. Like it's funny cause it's the whole outfit that's the same as a man, but then it's just the
00:29:05.020
skirt. And then those presumably hairy legs are covered by those thick leggings. Those hairy legs.
00:29:10.180
Old Admiral Levine. Um, and those flat feet in those, those little, what are they called? Flats?
00:29:15.060
Those shoes? Yeah. Looks like there's a little bit, like a little heel to it. Just put my lady
00:29:20.420
outfit on. What happened? A lot of people are making jokes about how Admiral Levine, uh, is standing
00:29:25.420
cause like guys stand like this cause they have to make space. I gotta have some space. He can't just
00:29:30.400
go tight. And, uh, that's dude one-on-one right there. Yeah. It, it rings true. Uh, I have,
00:29:37.100
this is not cringe. We came a long way from like sending Benjamin Franklin to France to go like
00:29:42.200
negotiate on our behalf. Right now it's Benjamin Franklin in a dress basically for that one lady
00:29:47.680
without any of the skills, knowledge or anything. Yeah. Just in the dress. All right. Moving on
00:29:53.080
to close out cringe of the week. I found this, uh, story post on a page I follow that was very
00:29:57.340
insightful and it made a lot of sense, especially for what we're seeing now with a cringe of the week
00:30:01.580
in urban decay and stuff. It's basically, it was called the, the sin of empathy. Okay. Um,
00:30:08.000
from charismatic Calvinist. Yes. Yes. You saw. Yeah. So basically it compare, it's like talks about
00:30:14.180
the difference between sympathy and empathy. Um, so the quote is sympathy is kind and compassionate
00:30:19.820
while still being anchored to the truth. Empathy divorces truth from every situation, issuing kindness
00:30:25.420
and support blindly. Empathy makes no attempt to verify the claims of the victim. Furthermore, it adds abuse
00:30:31.280
to the truly victimized by offering condolences without change, action and preparation. Lastly,
00:30:36.480
empathy drags an emotionally healthy person to the lowest level, forcing them to grovel in self-pity
00:30:41.560
instead of helping the hurting back to their feet. Then it says empathy attempts to feel into one
00:30:46.960
situation to understand where they are coming from, how their past excuses their present. Imagine a man
00:30:52.600
drowning in a lake. Empathy jumps into the lake with him to understand what it feels like to be
00:30:56.320
drowning. Empathy doesn't offer a solution because to suggest such would be condescending
00:31:00.960
superior and demeaning. Don't try to fix me. You're no better than I am. Just feel bad for me and tell me
00:31:06.120
that I'm the victim. Sympathy's heartbreaks at the sight of a struggling man. She stands on dry ground and
00:31:10.820
tosses out a life preserver that is anchored to a tree. Sympathy understands that to join a man in the
00:31:15.700
water would be to jeopardize her own health and wouldn't be helpful to the man. Once a man is safe,
00:31:20.940
sympathy asks the man what he can do next to avoid the situation and the danger in the future.
00:31:26.000
Doesn't that kind of make sense? Yeah, a hundred percent. And it's like people, that's what the Democrats
00:31:29.620
obviously do the most. They try to get us to like feel for the situation and then you're excusing
00:31:34.900
the bad behavior. Oh, it's because of racism. Oh, it's because he said this or he said that.
00:31:39.560
Ask yourself why they're fleeing Mexico. It's like, we got our own problems here.
00:31:43.820
Exactly. We got to make a decision from the shore.
00:31:46.280
Exactly. We got to make a decision from the shore. And if we're going to help,
00:31:48.860
we have to have it anchored to the tree. We don't need to jump into the troubled waters with
00:31:52.900
everybody else. I think that's a brilliant point.
00:31:54.900
Thank you. Brilliant. Well, you just read someone else's stuff.
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We're going to do a review of the podcast. Brilliant. Richard Rapboy.
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Urban Decay. Urban Decay. We have a nuts Urban Decay. This first clip is my favorite. There's
00:33:04.620
two clips in this one. Basically, someone figured out how to not have their car stolen or broken into
00:33:10.280
in San Francisco. Obviously, it's a huge problem. People are getting their cars broken into every day.
00:33:17.220
So here's kind of like the first solution we saw from a woman. And then the next clip is taking that
00:33:22.360
solution to the next level. And I want to preface this by saying, like, this has been a problem
00:33:26.240
since like 2016. Yeah. Like, we have friends who are tech workers in San Francisco who have been
00:33:32.600
doing this. This has been going on for like six years at this point. This is officially how I've
00:33:36.820
started to park my car in San Francisco. You just got to pull all your seats down so they can see in
00:33:43.740
your trunk leftover glass from all the break ins. Window cracked. Is that serious? Go ahead and get
00:33:51.240
in the car because there's nothing in it, bitches. So it's basically just here's the open car. There's
00:33:56.600
nothing in it. If you really want to get in the windows open. Go ahead. And we've seen people park
00:34:01.780
just like a row of cars with all their trunks up, too. Yeah. So like this is, you know, we've seen a
00:34:06.380
bunch of examples. Here's the next level. Here's the one I like the most. Here's the solution for if
00:34:10.820
you're a San Francisco person who's having their car broken into. We found the solution for you.
00:34:19.760
Nah, bro. Huh? Somebody hit my window. It's fake glass. You lying. Yeah, it's fake.
00:34:25.700
I hit my window. Oh, man. You got to know how to trip. Oh, man. You got to put something in the seat
00:34:32.180
right here. So you park, you open your window, and then you pour fake glass. The solution isn't more
00:34:39.000
police or arresting people, breaking into cars. The solution is make it look like your car got
00:34:44.480
robbed already. Yep. Smart. Brilliant. Um, what this reminded me of, uh, we recently watched I am
00:34:51.520
legend and the I am legend with the zombies. He had some sort of system where like he would go home and
00:34:56.780
then he'd pour vinegar all over his front yard. Like this is literally dystopian tactics where you're
00:35:02.360
like tricking something like a zombie who doesn't really have a brain. You're like, no, it's already
00:35:07.260
been broken into. That's a zombie too. Like, you know what I mean? It's just like dystopia shit.
00:35:12.300
It's not like, uh, common sense solutions. It's for people with no hope. Yeah. And it's a world
00:35:17.940
where you're never going to get it fixed. This is how you survive. Exactly. You're done trying to
00:35:21.740
fight and make it better. And it's every man for themself. And I got a plan for me. So you park your
00:35:25.620
car, you open your window and you pour fake glass and everyone will go, Ooh, that car already got broken
00:35:29.140
into. And that's the Italian, that's the Italian job you need to pull every time you want to
00:35:33.520
parks and wear in San Francisco. Absolutely smart. It's brilliant. And here's another video of San
00:35:37.880
Francisco just to show, I'm just going to play it really quick for the background, just to show what
00:35:41.740
it looks like when you don't have fake glass doors, windows are smashed. That's my favorite is these
00:35:48.240
guys smashed two windows and it's like, you only need one. Then you get the door open, but it's like,
00:35:53.940
nah, we need two guys in there at once. So, um, they get out of there, they drive their seemingly nice
00:36:00.340
car away. Getaway car is nice. And that's it. Next clip, the, a store clerk collapses. This could
00:36:07.140
be like a, what happens next? Yeah. This is basically uplifting gold store clerk collapses.
00:36:11.700
And what do people do? This is in Washington, uh, Seattle area guys having some sort of medical
00:36:19.940
problem collapses. And then these guys just rob them. So instead of helping or calling for help
00:36:28.120
or saying, Hey, you know, call nine one one. Are you okay, sir? They just go, well, we could rob
00:36:33.260
them. Let's see what the register's up to. Let's see what they have in the register. This is white
00:36:37.480
supremacy. Yeah. This is some of that white supremacy we've heard so much about. Um, dark.
00:36:43.400
That's just so dark and sad. Like what the hell are we doing? Nice society here. He clearly face
00:36:48.280
plants face first into like a water display. It's not like just, Oh, this happens every week.
00:36:52.100
Yeah. He had like an emergency and you'd think society would help. Nope. Not this society. It's
00:36:59.280
every man for themselves. Shit. If you don't have the fake glass, you're on your own. Uh,
00:37:03.320
if you pass out and there are three customers witnessing you, you just got robbed, but there's
00:37:08.720
three customers. You'd think like, okay, one of them would take the one out of three, maybe
00:37:13.120
two out of three will help. One will be like, it's not my problem. Three out of three robbed
00:37:17.600
three out of three ignored. Look the other way. A hundred P not good. Uh, next clip Uber driver
00:37:24.440
attacked. This is a lady who was attacked. White woman attacked by three black women in Las Vegas.
00:37:29.360
And this is another kind of the same situation. Like everybody agreed that this was the right
00:37:34.160
thing to do. Yeah. Three out of three did the attack. All right. I'm going to skip until they're
00:37:40.860
almost out of the car and then boom lady gets hit with a drink for no reason that we know
00:37:47.540
of the, they, they, they allegedly, they accuse her of being a Trump supporter and they immediately
00:37:54.380
all start beating her up. Three people. It's an unarmed woman getting beat up who just dropped
00:37:59.260
you off somewhere. Spirit airlines behavior. Very nice. Lovely ladies.
00:38:14.980
Yelling about getting my nails done. Lovely ladies. I'm sure there are parents to some children who are
00:38:20.860
going to turn out great. Yeah. This is society is looking up based on his last two videos. These
00:38:26.320
clips are, well, it's actually going to get worse. How could you ever be in a customer facing role
00:38:31.020
in some sort of like city like this? You know, the same thing, seven 11 Uber driver. Well, I don't want
00:38:36.780
to deal with like animals. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, especially a lady Uber driver in
00:38:41.960
Las Vegas. It's like, we got to find some other job. I know we got to, we got to do something
00:38:47.000
different and they got the minivan like packed. They got exactly the right amount of bodies for
00:38:51.260
the seats. Not good. Greasy. And you were just saying how it's like very depressing, how bad
00:38:56.120
these clips are. Yeah. This next clip might be the worst of all of them. There was a shooting that
00:39:01.540
happened. A man shot, a deranged man shot into a woman's house trying to kill her and her kid.
00:39:06.600
Yeah. Multiple bullet holes in her apartment, multiple bullet holes, multiple shots. Then the police
00:39:12.100
had a standoff with the guy who was also shooting randomly into apartments. Yeah. The guy it's,
00:39:18.520
you're, you have a standoff after he's fired a bunch of times in your apartment. So it's like,
00:39:22.380
okay, this is a real one. And then they sniped him. They killed him. They sniped him. And then
00:39:26.440
the protesters came out protesting in support of the guy who got killed by police, even though he was
00:39:31.960
shooting at the woman and her child. And, uh, they also made a GoFundMe for him that has like over
00:39:38.280
$50,000, I think last time I checked. And here's the lady who was shot at telling the crowd,
00:39:44.700
stop protesting over this. This is not George Floyd. Check this out.
00:40:17.400
There's bullet holes in my kitchen. Not in you though. And then you're alive. So it's like,
00:40:34.220
that's why they're protesting and the police are wrong. You're alive. You shouldn't be upset about
00:40:39.920
this when this guy was actually like a criminal bad guy who should have been put down the way he
00:40:43.740
was. Yeah. But they protest that. And there's a GoFundMe for the guy who shot into this woman's
00:40:48.460
house. Yeah. At that end, it was outraising her GoFundMe. She had a GoFundMe like my kids need
00:40:54.240
help, like help, uh, gun violence survivor. Sign of the times when you support the bad people
00:41:00.260
in society against the good people, the cops took down a criminal who tried to kill a woman and her
00:41:06.420
child. And you support the guy who got killed, not the police or the woman who was shot at.
00:41:11.080
And here's a picture of the guy, two, two guns, one pointed directly at the camera,
00:41:16.480
giant bag of weed, real street rat, whatever. Um, and yeah, so, uh, my initial thought was like,
00:41:23.740
all right, so this should be a cut and dry. You know, there was Jacob Blake too, who had like a
00:41:28.180
knife. Correct. That was the one. Um, and then people are like Jacob Blake died and it's, he's
00:41:32.840
like, I'm still alive. Um, he just got really fucked up. Um, but so is there any situation which,
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uh, the BLM, this type of like mob who shows up, is there any situation where a cop can use,
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uh, deadly force or is that just off the table? No matter what, if the races are,
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if it's against a white person. Okay. So there is the BLM manual, the, the little flow chart goes,
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is person white? Then it's over, right? It's over. It has nothing to do with BLM. Okay.
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Did Ken cops kill anyone that the answer is no, unless they're white and then they ignore it.
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Yeah. But any situation where they're killing a black guy, you're going to have to stuff like
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this. Protesters out and mad. These people, that's what we've talked about before about
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like it's schizo season. It's for people who care about stuff and are passionate. Everyone else is
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like a sleeping protester, pawn, dime a dozen, Muppet, half brain. Hey, go get mad about this.
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And they go listen. Yeah. No critical thinking. Just start smashing some like trash can lids
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other day and you can bring your own cup to 7-Eleven and he brought a four gallon jug to the
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Slurpee machine. Yep. Love to see it. Commitment. Smart kid. He earned it. He earned it. There was
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I'm on these. You want those? Yes. No. I already took the tag off. Go to mommy. And they light up.
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I already took the tag off. Good job. Go to mommy. And they light up. That's nice. That's good stuff.
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Go to mommy. There's two parents. That's nice. They're at the store. That's cute. That's wholesome.
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It's cute, wholesome, good stuff. Kid's a little deviant. I like when kids are old enough to kind of
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know what they can get away with. I took the tag off. I took the tag off. She knows, don't take the tag off.
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I'm sure the mom has told her at some point. She really, I hope she got those boots. She
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really wanted them. Next is a pizza guy. Saved a family from a burning fire. Saved like
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We've got a six-year-old female and a 23-year-old male possibly inside.
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Please tell me that baby's okay. Yeah, we're good.
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Asking about the kid. He's messed up. They say get away from the burning building. I think
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the guy had forearm burns and stuff, probably inhaled some smoke.
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Pizza man, right place, right time. There's nothing more to it. Like, this guy did what he should
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have done, and he didn't think twice about himself. He's actually pretty messed up.
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He's in the hospital, and he's got a GoFundMe. And this is what I like to call the perfect
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use of a GoFundMe. You know, the GoFundMe, the mom, the shooting victim mom. It's like,
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I don't know. Like, what does she need? Fix the apartment? Yeah, I get it. Not to like,
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It's like, she needs it more than the guy who did the shooting.
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Yeah. So, I just think this is the perfect use case. Like, someone does a heroic thing
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they didn't have to, takes a little damage, and then people stop caring about the goal
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of the GoFundMe. It's just like, let's run it up. Let's give this guy as much as we
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And he had some medical bills that he didn't have to undertake.
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And I think he's up to like, 450K or something like that.
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Enjoy the millie. Hey, if there's a fire, I'm running in.
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I pull out like a fish tank, and it's like, GoFundMe. I saved this person's turtle.
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I saved their turtles. 250K, please. Need the money.
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Dude, that fire, though. It's like, do you just get-
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Do little kids just get scared, and then like, don't leave the room?
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Stop, drop, and roll. Feel the door. Stay low. All the rules. You guys know the rules.
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If you're on fire. If you're not, don't stop, drop, and roll for nothing.
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And then go to the spot. The spot that your family established is where you go when the house is burned down.
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He was all over. I told you to be down a piece of somebody's sandwich.
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That's interesting. Is that a French name, maybe?
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Deontay destroyed the thing. That's a funny little thing.
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That's what dogs do. Believe me, we have Jerry doing that all the time.
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But unfortunately, you still have to flush the fish because it's a toilet fish now.
00:48:31.540
Even that spoon you used is basically trash as well.
00:48:37.200
Just go ahead and dump the spoon and flush the fish.
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Well, you guys are acting like you've never been apart or something.
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They've probably been married for like 70 years.
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There's a nice tipping point when you're married where it's like, I've been married to this person
00:49:22.240
You get married at 22 and it's like, oh, it's my 70th or 50th and plus wedding anniversary.
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We can always watch Cringe of the Week and Urban Decay and kind of feel disgusted where
00:49:40.580
But if we don't have any of this relief, the uplifting goal to relieve and be a pressure
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valve for us, we kind of would forget what life could be.
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This lady misses her husband because true love still exists.
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