Fleccas Talks Podcast - August 07, 2026


HIGH SPEED CRASH FOLLOWED BY 50 PERSON BRAWL


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00:00:30.000 All right. Welcome back to Fluckus Talks, the podcast episode 374. Today on the show,
00:00:37.640 DSA candidates continue to stack wins. We're going to tell you the latest.
00:00:41.740 Then we're going to go over the $20 burrito debate, and we're going to tell you why the
00:00:46.260 boomers are getting it wrong. Then in cringe of the week, we have a trans woman basketball star
00:00:51.400 that you guys are going to love. And last but not least in urban decay, we have a rude to
00:00:57.020 service worker section that you guys are not going to want to miss all this and more like
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00:01:35.640 One for one on the intro, as always.
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00:02:00.340 you're gonna need surgery 100 he goes i don't know how you're using it now it's a matter of
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00:02:26.580 was a study called the cosmos study that was completed recently yeah yeah that showed that
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00:02:38.340 like a stat like a satin exactly except except maybe by by eating the same thing that you used
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00:03:33.920 All right.
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00:03:37.480 And thank you for Richard's haircut.
00:03:40.140 Thank you.
00:03:40.600 I was hoping to sneak by.
00:03:42.180 You see the side of it?
00:03:43.340 A little too short.
00:03:44.180 Looks short.
00:03:44.840 Looks good.
00:03:45.800 A little too short.
00:03:46.660 Could be mistaken for a Subaru driving lesbian.
00:03:49.560 And I had a gay guy cut my hair.
00:03:51.680 He had his fingernails painted and he goes, Hey, how's it going?
00:03:54.960 And I go briefly, maybe turn, maybe flee.
00:03:58.640 Was he a twink?
00:03:59.600 Oh, he was a twink.
00:04:00.420 Yeah.
00:04:00.780 He was not oiled up though.
00:04:02.100 Hairless?
00:04:03.020 No, normal, normal.
00:04:04.860 So yeah, my, uh, random gambling on whoever is there at the random hair place, uh, haircut
00:04:10.520 place I go to every time didn't work out for me this time.
00:04:12.840 And was he putting his gay fingernails through your hair?
00:04:16.160 Yeah.
00:04:16.660 He kind of was.
00:04:18.060 But, you know, he's probably not attracted to me.
00:04:20.840 He's attracted to other gay guys.
00:04:22.100 But, no, I think the gay guys are attracted to any straight guy that they think they could swing.
00:04:28.780 So he was vibing you out, and good thing you didn't do anything crazy.
00:04:32.960 Yeah, yeah.
00:04:33.540 I didn't fall for the temptation of the twink hairdresser.
00:04:37.040 All right.
00:04:37.520 Happy Friday, everybody.
00:04:39.040 Another week.
00:04:41.500 Come on.
00:04:42.080 It's just how it feels.
00:04:43.960 It's either Monday or Friday.
00:04:46.660 You know, and it's another Friday and another week went by.
00:04:49.640 It sounded like a beleaguered another week.
00:04:51.640 Well, another week went by and it's going fast.
00:04:54.300 You okay?
00:04:54.840 Yeah, I'm good.
00:04:55.780 All right.
00:04:56.180 Are you good?
00:04:56.940 I'm good except for the haircut.
00:04:58.560 Yeah.
00:04:58.980 Besides that, you're fine.
00:05:01.120 Huge issue with the haircut, but besides that.
00:05:03.300 All right, let's get into the first piece of debate, the $20 burrito debate.
00:05:08.640 That's what's been going on online.
00:05:10.280 A lot of people are talking about how a burrito is $20 and then boomer types and rhino types
00:05:15.740 are saying, well, you got to-
00:05:17.680 Trump's doing great.
00:05:18.600 You got to pick up your bootstraps.
00:05:19.900 Yeah.
00:05:20.280 You got to go to war with Iran.
00:05:21.700 There's a weird energy.
00:05:22.520 And a lot of these people were going to get into the tweets and what sparked this debate.
00:05:25.580 But a lot of these people were complaining about inflation and rising grocery prices
00:05:28.980 under Biden.
00:05:29.560 But now they're taking a different route, which is weird because the problem hasn't
00:05:33.380 been solved.
00:05:33.980 Much like the hundred million migrants here hasn't been solved.
00:05:37.020 It's been chiseled away at maybe a little bit, a little marble sculptor chiseling, but
00:05:41.600 there's not the full form of what the nation used to be.
00:05:43.780 So it all started with Andrew Colvett tweeted, one of our Turning Point USA college students gave me his take on affordability.
00:05:50.700 A burrito shouldn't cost $20.
00:05:53.200 And a lot of people chimed in and, you know, well, here's actually a Chipotle burrito that's $13.
00:06:00.180 And that's not the point of this whole thing.
00:06:02.720 We're looking at everything on a holistic view of everything got more expensive since 2019, 2020, particularly with the money printing.
00:06:09.800 And we've made no inroads in solving it.
00:06:12.320 This is housing, food, insurance, everything that's kind of like a fixed cost that you need to be a functioning member of society in America, right?
00:06:20.200 Everything has gone up, exactly.
00:06:21.720 And then people had some replies to that.
00:06:23.560 Yeah, Joel Berry said, last night my wife made homemade burritos for our family of eight, and it cost less than $20 total for everyone.
00:06:30.180 I'm beginning to think the affordability crisis is really an I don't know how to cook crisis.
00:06:35.640 So he's bragging $20 for eight people.
00:06:38.880 And in the replies, someone was like, you know, eight people, wow.
00:06:42.320 20 bucks. Great. He lists the ingredients out like a pound of ground beef in this. And you're
00:06:47.200 doing the math on what the tacos looked like. And it's probably like a sliver of beef.
00:06:51.120 And in the replies, he said, my wife gets grass fed from Aldi ground beef and Costco
00:06:56.260 stretch the meat with refried beans. The golden age of stretching your meat, you know,
00:07:01.700 and you know, and burritos are already poor people food. It's rice, beans, a tortilla,
00:07:06.920 and a little bit of meat. Yeah. And you know, we're not going to go,
00:07:10.160 I think we did a whole bonus land recently where we were talking about cooking at home and not
00:07:14.060 being irresponsible and not doing a DoorDash and Uber Eats. But remember guys, we're still
00:07:19.320 the people who literally remember and lived through the dollar menu at McDonald's, $5 foot
00:07:25.660 longs, a Chipotle burrito. When I first went, when I was like in sixth grade, when it opened
00:07:29.660 up at North Point mall in Arlington Heights, Illinois was like $5 and 60 cents. Right.
00:07:34.580 Yeah. So I ran one just now on Uber Eats just to make sure. And I did a Chipotle burrito with
00:07:39.640 steak, not even guacamole and a couple other things, 20 bucks. It was 20 bucks. For delivery?
00:07:46.100 No. Well, I think the burrito itself minus the delivery. Honestly, let's not even get to the
00:07:50.360 actual prices. Let's just get to the vibe and the tenor of the conversation because we lived through
00:07:55.320 it. We lived through it. And we're not going to even talk about delivery apps because if your
00:08:01.240 net worth isn't 150 grand, you shouldn't be on delivery apps pretty much at least. And then here
00:08:07.280 we have CPI ground beef, average price per pound, Trump's first term, Biden term, where the majority
00:08:12.300 of the inflation happened. And then Trump's second term, where it actually continues to go up.
00:08:16.680 And I'm actually of the mind that if you're, let's take this all in for a second, because what I'm
00:08:23.900 picturing is an earnest, hardworking American person with a job, right? Just a regular guy.
00:08:30.240 It doesn't have to be a great job, doesn't have to be, but it's also not bottom of the barrel or
00:08:34.140 a college kid, right? And I actually think it's a birthright for an American citizen born in the
00:08:39.900 U.S. who's an, like I said, earnest hard worker with a normal job to eat ribeye at least once a
00:08:44.600 week. And I don't know. Is that that out of line for some people? That's your right. It's not really
00:08:51.140 stretching your ground beef with refried beans season. Well, it is, but don't have to be happy
00:08:56.880 about it, right? Yeah. And then someone else posted their order from 2023 compared to 2026,
00:09:03.260 the same two pound tray of steak. And I did a two X. Yeah. Tri tip. It went from $8 and 51 cents to
00:09:09.760 1744. So we obviously have a problem. And then, uh, Dan Crenshaw said just to kind of sum up who
00:09:16.120 was picking what side in this debate. He said, just hearing about this dumb $20 burrito debate.
00:09:21.980 So just thought I'd make the losers on social media angry before going to bed. Stop whining,
00:09:27.340 get a job, eat ramen. Like the rest of us did in college on a budget with four roommates.
00:09:32.340 The market doesn't care what you think something should cost.
00:09:35.160 Only communists care.
00:09:36.800 They set the prices, remember?
00:09:38.400 Then everyone starves, remember?
00:09:40.400 Are you a communist?
00:09:41.820 This guy's like, is he drunk?
00:09:43.500 Is he drinking and getting unhinged and mad at this shit?
00:09:46.500 He might be.
00:09:47.620 Because, I mean, I feel like it's so weird to ignore that chart that we just showed you,
00:09:52.100 the ground beef, that's like a straight vertical lineup.
00:09:54.440 And that's for a lot of things since 2017, 18, 19, before the COVID.
00:09:58.660 Yeah. And I've heard a lot of boomers kind of echo that same sentiment that Dan Crenshaw did.
00:10:04.060 And it's like this suck it up and they act like they've seen it all before. And the boomers always
00:10:08.840 do this with like inflation. Like, oh, we've seen inflation. We've seen crime in the cities. We've
00:10:13.600 seen protests. And they pretend it's like cyclical. But the big difference is there's 150 million
00:10:19.980 people here who are either illegal or came recently legally. On some sort of visa, foreigners,
00:10:25.820 foreign-born people and the money printer has been going crazy the dollar lost 30 percent of
00:10:30.880 its value since 2020 i believe the stat was so that's like the huge difference and that's why
00:10:37.060 it's not cyclical it's like a bigger problem that really the country has never faced and
00:10:43.740 if the democrats win in the next presidential election they'll give amnesty to illegals and
00:10:49.040 then the republicans will never win another election again yeah so it's not cyclical yeah
00:10:53.380 We're dealing with something a little different, and it's kind of a different beast, and we're
00:10:57.600 almost past the point of no return where we can't put the genie back in the bottle.
00:11:01.520 Yeah, and then, I mean, a lot of people do talk about that, like the high interest rates.
00:11:05.300 When I bought my house in the 80s, the interest rate was 15%, and you go, oh, okay, how many
00:11:09.800 hundred million, how many illegals were there at that time, right?
00:11:13.020 People who shouldn't be there, who just got there taking up and occupying space.
00:11:17.320 And one thing I want to take into consideration for this, like Dan Crenshaw might have been
00:11:22.360 drunk and thinking about college kids or something there. The person who I care about the most over
00:11:27.180 this last six years of inflation and degradation of like the American dream or the upward mobility
00:11:32.660 is the kind of person who chose a career path, got into a field of work that like should be a good
00:11:39.300 job, right? I'm thinking like a nurse or a garbage man or a truck driver or, you know,
00:11:48.100 someone who's like, all right, I'm going to get a certification. I'm going to go to a school for
00:11:51.720 a little bit, go in this lane and just hammer it. Cause that's been a good career throughout
00:11:55.940 American history, right? Or recent American history. And then all of a sudden they saw
00:12:01.000 the house they could afford shrink by 1500 square feet. They saw their food budget go from 15% of
00:12:09.040 their weekly paycheck to 28, you know, a big jump. And then they're just get squeezed and then,
00:12:15.140 or a mailman, any one of those type of careers. And then you can't just, well, work harder,
00:12:22.920 get a promotion. It's like, no, I chose this as my career. And now my wages have not kept up with
00:12:28.420 inflation or inflation has been kind of underestimated to an extent. Like when they
00:12:36.120 said, oh yeah, inflation's at 3%. And it's like, well, like, oh, six years, 3% a month? Because
00:12:41.880 everything doubled, right? And so that's who I care about. And there just seems to be some
00:12:48.340 disconnect on who is defending this. And it seems there's a huge overlap on the suck it up or cook
00:12:54.260 it home from the same people who support the war in Iran and all that shit. Ben Shapiro, Dan
00:12:59.840 Crenshaw, Joel Berry, these type of guys. It's just so weird that they have the same opinions
00:13:05.720 on all these parallel things.
00:13:07.760 And if you don't think that this is a huge problem,
00:13:11.040 then like, I don't know what to tell you.
00:13:13.620 Everyone's getting squeezed with 100 million people here.
00:13:16.380 And it's not in a vacuum, right?
00:13:19.700 Like-
00:13:20.260 It's not blue cities.
00:13:21.360 It's not, you know, only college kids.
00:13:24.380 It's everybody, everywhere.
00:13:26.180 And then when we're talking about this,
00:13:27.520 a theme that we've discussed on our show a lot
00:13:29.700 is how your own tax money.
00:13:32.360 So say the garbage man who I just was referencing, he pays $25,000 a year in tax, right?
00:13:40.840 And his own money is competing against himself because it's going to entitlements like Section 8 and EBT, you know, a portion of his money.
00:13:51.780 And so prices rise because there's a certain set of demand there that's never going away because they're just helpless people, right?
00:13:59.520 So his own money is competing against himself in the free market, specifically with housing too, for the most part, with Section 8 and public housing and shit like that.
00:14:08.920 So it's just so frustrating.
00:14:10.860 And again, all the same people who really like Iran, the Iran war and our engagement over there have this wrong opinion on it.
00:14:20.700 And it comes back to that thing like bandwidth, the administration's bandwidth.
00:14:24.620 with. When everyone's looking at where our warships are in the Strait of Hormuz, nobody's
00:14:28.620 monitoring the price of ground beef, I guess. Nobody's monitoring shit that used to be just
00:14:32.480 standard for everyone. Right. Yeah. Priorities have shifted. It's actually your God given right
00:14:38.300 to be an American and enjoy a ribeye every once in a while. Yeah. That's like, it's not even hard
00:14:42.960 to say. And we're fighting over the cost of burritos. It's like, we already, we already lost
00:14:46.840 the plot. Why we eat Mexican burritos? We should be talking about burgers. 25% of the Mexicans
00:14:51.420 live in America and now we're fighting over burritos. Yeah. And then this is another theme
00:14:55.580 of this is kind of what we've also talked about on the show. It's like socialists and the people
00:15:02.220 who are voting for socialists, they just see a different route. I see an affordability crisis
00:15:06.960 and I go, there's a hundred million people. They got to go. Housing would open up like crazy. And
00:15:12.300 then they go, all right, the government needs to give me something. Right. And we're going to get
00:15:15.840 into it a little later on the Democrat socialists of America. They're not slowing down. They keep
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00:17:13.860 Let's get into our next story is from San Francisco. This is kind of an anarcho tyranny
00:17:18.800 section. We're going to compare how like upstanding citizens are treated compared to like
00:17:23.680 homeless people and street rats. There was a man who was giving his kid a tennis lesson
00:17:29.240 and he was approached by the police because he was potentially giving a tennis lesson without
00:17:33.940 a permit yeah san francisco dad brought his kids to play tennis at a public park two rangers showed
00:17:39.900 up and accused him of illegally coaching without a permit the possible fine 192 dollars his crime
00:17:46.040 being a tennis dad and it ended up not being a fine because he was able to prove he was related
00:17:51.560 to the kids see your papers you know so they're checking papers for a tennis lesson people playing
00:17:57.660 tennis in the park and i assume he came kitted up with like multiple ball like scooper things he was
00:18:02.480 running an operation. He was definitely running an operation. Asian tennis dad. Yeah. Yeah.
00:18:06.700 Stanford, you go Stanford. And that's probably rude. He probably speaks American. Yeah. And
00:18:12.300 the kids might go Stanford. Yeah, they probably will. That part's true. We're on your side.
00:18:17.180 And then someone made a good point about the juxtaposition compared to like the street rats
00:18:21.340 and what the migrants are doing. Yeah. San Francisco fined a dad $195 for teaching his
00:18:25.700 kid tennis on a public court without a coaching permit. The same city has illegal markets covering
00:18:30.260 the sidewalks. All of the stuff is stolen. Every single regulation violated. Nothing happens.
00:18:35.960 Yeah. So that's the huge difference. Like you can't coach tennis without a permit,
00:18:40.780 but you could set up a house made out of cardboard boxes and you could sleep in the
00:18:47.220 tennis court or in the park for weeks at a time and do heroin. And then the state will give you
00:18:52.920 clean needles to do heroin in the park where you're sleeping on the tennis court. Yeah,
00:18:57.680 That would be fine.
00:18:58.700 But if you play tennis a certain way that the state doesn't like or approve of, you have to pay a fine.
00:19:04.980 Or if you try to give your kid a tennis lesson and get them better at tennis, the state doesn't like that.
00:19:10.060 They don't like people doing good things without them getting a piece.
00:19:13.160 Yeah.
00:19:13.460 The state needs a piece.
00:19:14.480 And that's – anarcho-tyranny is more like mob shit now.
00:19:18.000 Yeah.
00:19:18.400 And the mob, the homeless, they've decided the homeless get a pass.
00:19:23.020 Yeah.
00:19:23.300 The street rats flipping stolen goods, they get a pass.
00:19:25.540 They got a deal with the mayor right now, right?
00:19:29.000 Isn't that crazy?
00:19:29.980 So maybe the move is to pretend to be homeless while doing the tennis lesson.
00:19:33.420 You need a ghillie suit that's basically like a homeless outfit.
00:19:37.200 And you can do whatever you want.
00:19:39.080 Low to high.
00:19:40.000 Low to high.
00:19:41.440 Work on the backhand.
00:19:42.740 Take some serves.
00:19:44.500 Nobody gives you shit, right?
00:19:46.920 Yeah.
00:19:47.900 And then we have some homeless people here.
00:19:50.540 And this is from all over, but it just proves the point of what homeless are allowed to do.
00:19:54.660 We have one guy who took over a perch.
00:19:58.700 Yeah.
00:20:00.000 This is like some Rafiki shit.
00:20:02.220 Yeah.
00:20:02.980 He's up there.
00:20:04.220 But as long as he's not trying to play tennis with an instructor, he's good.
00:20:07.720 Yeah.
00:20:08.440 Taking the endangered osprey perch.
00:20:11.960 Yeah.
00:20:12.800 We'll let that one slide.
00:20:14.200 He's not trying to give a tennis lesson at least.
00:20:15.860 A California condor could be living there.
00:20:19.100 And then we have another example of what the streetlights look like in this city.
00:20:23.280 Yeah, this is more an example of the public's reaction to the street rats, though.
00:20:30.920 This is my city.
00:20:32.200 Like, I don't know if this man is dead or if he's asleep.
00:20:35.640 What the hell?
00:20:36.800 And people are just walking by like it's just another Friday night.
00:20:42.040 Yo.
00:20:45.320 I don't see the bag moving, bro.
00:20:47.340 First time in the city?
00:20:48.760 Yeah.
00:20:49.420 People walking by like it's just another Friday night.
00:20:51.440 It's just another Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, every single day.
00:20:55.320 I don't know.
00:20:56.360 Is he sleep?
00:20:57.600 The urban woman says.
00:20:59.640 Is he sleep?
00:21:00.220 And then this is our nation's capital.
00:21:02.020 Yeah.
00:21:02.500 It's just like maybe a dead guy on the ground.
00:21:04.900 And it's pretty standard, pretty normal.
00:21:07.600 Yeah.
00:21:07.800 And I don't understand people like this.
00:21:09.540 Like, oh, everybody's just walking by.
00:21:11.620 What if he's this?
00:21:12.760 I remember a story once of firefighters who gave a heroin overdose guy Narcan and he woke
00:21:18.380 up and shot him.
00:21:19.540 You know?
00:21:20.200 Anybody who's been paying attention knows what a street rat is and knows to give him a wide berth, right?
00:21:24.820 Yeah.
00:21:25.140 If this was a white guy with glasses on and a tucked in button down shirt, there would be 10 people surrounding him calling an ambulance.
00:21:33.360 Everything would be fine.
00:21:34.460 This is just street rat shit.
00:21:35.780 Yeah.
00:21:36.580 Where have you been?
00:21:37.700 Right?
00:21:38.220 She just woke up.
00:21:39.320 I was in a coma since 2015.
00:21:40.940 What happened?
00:21:42.560 Right?
00:21:43.340 Yeah.
00:21:43.800 This is pretty standard.
00:21:45.140 When I lived in LA, I saw that pretty much every day.
00:21:47.480 Yeah.
00:21:47.680 And you would take a couple steps out of the way and continue on with your day.
00:21:51.740 And occasionally, maybe once a quarter, you see a guy like that actually get zipped up because he's dead.
00:21:57.400 Yeah.
00:21:58.120 That's life in the big city.
00:21:59.400 Part and parcel.
00:22:00.360 And then next, we have a quick walkthrough of New York City.
00:22:04.120 I believe this is the Bronx.
00:22:07.500 Another typical day in the fucking Bronx where you just see shit.
00:22:15.180 Hello, how are you?
00:22:16.080 Hello.
00:22:17.680 this this shit here is ridiculous new york city i'm gonna need y'all to get on cleaning the
00:22:24.780 fucking streets bro look at this shit look at this shit and the key here is the migrants that
00:22:32.700 just came to new york from third world countries they don't care because that's better than
00:22:37.000 whatever they came from and then the section 8 people they don't care because they don't care
00:22:41.600 about cleanliness or upkeep in the neighborhood in general so people with standards who care that
00:22:46.400 their streets are getting worse and dirty and homeless people everywhere. Those are becoming
00:22:50.160 the minority. Yeah, they're outnumbered, like two to one. And then the DSA candidates keep winning,
00:22:54.200 and then there's no Rudy Giuliani on the horizon coming to save you. Yeah, because the foreigners
00:22:59.540 and the hipster white liberal women are never going to vote to do any standards or anything
00:23:04.900 that could be perceived as mean, right? So it's just going to be a steady decline,
00:23:08.680 and it'll probably accelerate. Yeah. All right, our next homeless story is kind of more of an
00:23:14.120 in-depth one this uh homeless person has some lore attached to her this is part two of the lady
00:23:19.600 who pees in your car when you do her a nice favor yeah a little bit more information on the castle
00:23:24.860 rock bag lady that is how she is known she does have a facebook page it is 10 000 members and
00:23:31.000 growing um where she is constantly getting spotted in different areas so in the last few weeks she
00:23:36.800 has been in the lone tree parker castle rock area but just yesterday we found out she moved her way
00:23:42.960 to our vada in our video from the other day about her she will come to you asking for a ride then
00:23:48.940 she will get in you will take her to her destination once you get there she will ask
00:23:53.060 you for money and if you don't give her money she will pee in your car certain type of chaos agent
00:23:59.960 yeah and this is um something we actually discussed on the rich rat boy show when we discovered or
00:24:05.480 when we discussed a homeless murderer it's like these people everyone thinks like oh you're down
00:24:11.940 on your luck or something. She knows what she's doing. Piss extortion for money after someone's
00:24:18.240 already been nice to you. You've given a ride, right? So a lot of these homeless people are
00:24:22.300 irredeemable and beyond saving, and there's no real point in letting anyone get in your car,
00:24:27.080 right? That's true. And it's exactly like you said, you're not going to give a person
00:24:31.000 five bucks and then they're going to go, oh, I can finally get my bus ticket. Then they get on
00:24:35.480 the bus and go home and oh, I'm back at my apartment. Now I can go to work tomorrow.
00:24:39.240 They need another five bucks tomorrow or they'll piss.
00:24:42.460 Yeah, there's no solution.
00:24:43.760 But that lady is kind of funny because she could get in the car and then be like, oh, I'm kind of famous.
00:24:48.800 And then show a video.
00:24:49.900 And then at the end of the ride, you have any money for me?
00:24:52.700 It's like, yeah, I'll go to the ATM.
00:24:55.780 Yeah.
00:24:56.100 I got something for you.
00:24:57.640 But that's where we're at now too.
00:24:59.120 Like we just monitor these people.
00:25:01.500 There's no punishment.
00:25:02.820 There's no anything.
00:25:04.720 It's just, oh, she's got a Facebook group that's trying to warn everybody in this region, right?
00:25:08.760 Yeah. And then billions of dollars a year all over the country are spent on these people who
00:25:13.180 are never going to pull up from the low they're in. Yeah, totally. And that's your tax dollars.
00:25:19.060 And then there's millions and millions and millions of illegals. And then Dan Crenshaw
00:25:23.060 says, oh, $20 burrito seems pretty fair. And then another problem with what we've been talking about,
00:25:30.420 obviously, for the last few years now is all of our tax dollars are being wasted on fraud.
00:25:35.620 And there's a couple stories that came out in the last day or so that kind of blew my mind.
00:25:40.580 The first one's about Medicaid.
00:25:42.500 0.2 million adults that enrolled in Obamacare's Medicaid expansion may not have met federal eligibility requirements in 2024.
00:25:50.600 That's 46 percent of expansion enrollment that year and an estimated $33 billion in taxpayer costs.
00:26:00.100 So half of the expansion enrollment in 2024, roughly half, was fraudulent.
00:26:06.320 Yeah.
00:26:06.600 And then you start thinking about money, right?
00:26:08.600 So that's why I said back to the $20 burrito thing, like you might not think immigration
00:26:15.400 has anything to do with that at first glance, but everything's related to everything, right?
00:26:22.780 Imagine $32.9 billion, the estimated cost to taxpayer for just one year of fraudulent
00:26:28.420 enrollees for this Medicaid expansion. Imagine that being incentivized to get more cattle or
00:26:34.440 take a tax break this year, do something so that we don't have a hockey stick line of inflation on
00:26:40.160 beef, right? And instead it went to retarded people willing to scam, right? So that's why
00:26:46.300 everything is interlinked, right? And you know what too, I don't want to go back to that homeless
00:26:52.760 thing too much. But the same people who say like that bootstrap thing, they very rarely argue for
00:27:00.160 disenfranchising EBT people. And we have no fear of that. Get off EBT, you fucking bum, right? Like
00:27:07.860 all that shit. They just want to lecture white kids. I had it worse. It's like a trip down memory
00:27:11.760 lane for them. Oh, I was sharing ramen with my roommates and we were happy. And it's like, yeah,
00:27:17.620 cool when was that when did biden let in 15 million people right so um it's all everything
00:27:24.120 is everything money is fungible right the government wasting your money when it could
00:27:28.520 be applied to an industry that is having like a brutal inflation moment you know that's like
00:27:35.880 that's upsetting yeah 32 billion and then the wars obviously so exactly we have another example
00:27:41.800 too um this was from pennsylvania dr oz is going to talk about it but apparently whenever
00:27:47.480 these medical providers list someone that has an illness that's unspecified, it was apparently all
00:27:54.260 fraudulent. There's personal care billing trends. I'm going to give these numbers to you slowly
00:27:58.420 because they're really important. This is the federal government's data on Pennsylvania.
00:28:02.820 Pennsylvania ranks fifth nationally in average monthly payments, both per beneficiary and per
00:28:08.580 provider. That is way out there. Be number five in both those categories. More expensive, that is,
00:28:14.900 in 45 states. Over 96% of personal care claims here are illness unspecified. That's how they're
00:28:21.760 titled. So we can't track them. It doesn't help if the U.S. Attorney or the Attorney General can't
00:28:27.080 possibly find the fraud because people aren't actually telling us what they're really doing.
00:28:30.620 We have to change that history that's evolved here into the norm. And finally, average payments
00:28:36.360 per beneficiary, more than $50,000. Think about that. $50,000 per person getting home care in
00:28:43.740 the state on average far above what you'd ever expect all this points to fraud but then boomers
00:28:48.920 will tell you we're a nation of immigrants 50 000 can get you a lot of ground beef guys
00:28:54.220 that's all i'll say right somalis are just as american as anyone else he took that pledge
00:29:00.280 yeah it was on a quran a little different than the bible you're used to huh son what are you
00:29:05.000 scared of a little change all right well let's get to our next segment which is all intertwined
00:29:12.100 This is the Democrat Socialists of America segment.
00:29:16.520 When we get lectures on working hard or doing this from people who have some influence in the GOP, the left gets promises.
00:29:25.800 We're going to cap their prices, those evil ground beef people.
00:29:29.180 You know what I mean?
00:29:30.060 One side listens, the other side scoffs and makes fun.
00:29:33.620 Dan Crenshaw gets probably drunk, right?
00:29:36.420 He has to.
00:29:37.040 That had to be drunk.
00:29:37.860 There was so much anger.
00:29:39.080 Yeah.
00:29:39.940 It has to be drinking.
00:29:41.140 That was an angry guy, right?
00:29:42.440 A few fingers of whiskey.
00:29:44.440 Yeah, four fingers.
00:29:45.580 He goes, give me four fingers.
00:29:47.100 It goes up the air.
00:29:47.800 Leave the bottle.
00:29:49.220 And now we're full of a country.
00:29:51.760 Now our country is full of all these third worlders that are anti-American and they're
00:29:55.920 voting in people who are going to take whatever's left.
00:29:59.000 There was a primary in Michigan a couple of nights ago and Abdul El-Sayed won.
00:30:05.000 Yeah, El-Sayed edges out establishment candidate and crucial Michigan Senate primary.
00:30:09.500 So this is for the Senate, you know, a big seat.
00:30:14.240 Abdul El-Sayed defeated Rep. Haley Stevens, backed by Democratic Party leaders, and now faces Republican Mike Rogers in a key race for control of the Senate, right?
00:30:22.580 That's going to be a real heat check.
00:30:24.980 Abdul El-Sayed versus Mike Rogers.
00:30:27.500 Mike Rogers, former law enforcement.
00:30:29.320 I'm a Michigander, you know?
00:30:31.320 We're going to see how lost Michigan is.
00:30:33.960 And I think my prediction is this will go well for us.
00:30:37.180 I don't think Abdul Rahm El-Sayed actually is electable in Michigan.
00:30:42.180 I think the DSA is getting a little bit over their skis.
00:30:45.380 They see how easy it was to put in Mamdani and some certain other candidates.
00:30:49.180 But I think a statewide race in Michigan is a little tougher.
00:30:53.360 And here's Haley Stevens here.
00:30:54.580 I'm not sure.
00:30:55.320 We kind of opted not to cover this when they were primarying just because it was kind of,
00:30:59.600 you know, one state, whatever.
00:31:01.740 but somebody said extremely funny how every dem primary is now cork chungus hr lady versus
00:31:07.620 mohammed atta's cousin that was one of the 9-11 hijackers um and she she kind of had this like
00:31:14.880 oh she really put on a thick michigan accent and she goes this is just how i talk and if you don't
00:31:19.480 like it you're not a real michigander and then there's like video of her talking normally like
00:31:23.920 uh two months ago so um she kind of did a little weird shit but that was the democrat like
00:31:29.660 plantations plan to beat the DSA, but everybody knows you can ever, everybody who has a regional
00:31:35.960 accent, even someone of it, everybody knows you can lean in and hammer it. You know what I mean?
00:31:40.700 I can do a Chicago accent. I can go crazy on a Chicago accent, you know, get your gym shoes
00:31:46.120 from the front room. You check off, you know what I mean? Like, so she was kind of fake too,
00:31:50.800 but obviously better than a Muslim. Yeah. Damn Muslim. Exactly. And then after he won,
00:31:56.980 his full name is like
00:31:58.780 and he actually made a point
00:32:02.380 about how if you can't pronounce his name
00:32:04.520 then you're the problem
00:32:05.480 you know they think that you want to use my whole name
00:32:08.260 against me Mike listen man if you can't say
00:32:10.400 the name it's Abdurrahman keep the name out your damn mouth
00:32:12.800 Abdurrahman
00:32:16.360 keep the name out your damn mouth
00:32:17.920 it's like some weird
00:32:19.180 R&B infused HR woman
00:32:22.200 keep the name out of your mouth
00:32:23.580 it's like you're just a foreigner
00:32:25.760 Yeah.
00:32:26.220 You're just an angry foreigner socialist, right?
00:32:29.040 I don't think Michigan's ready for that.
00:32:31.040 I don't think Michigan likes it.
00:32:32.400 I hope not.
00:32:33.300 And I hope we're not going to find out how many migrants are actually in Michigan,
00:32:37.060 how many Muslims and Somalis are actually there.
00:32:39.060 But then this is also a moment where we're happy that there's just some guy named Mike Rogers,
00:32:45.120 an older white guy who's been around named Mike Rogers.
00:32:48.440 And I don't know.
00:32:49.000 He's probably not as based as we want him to be,
00:32:51.260 But at least he's not some Jamaican lady with an AR-15 in a photo right before we get blown out in Virginia and then confiscate the guns and make trans kids mandatory.
00:33:01.800 Everyone gets assigned a trans kid.
00:33:03.400 Trans for everyone.
00:33:04.340 Everyone's a trans kid now.
00:33:05.380 Everyone gets a trans kid.
00:33:07.500 And then he was making the point that if you can't pronounce my name, Abdul, why not just call him Abdul?
00:33:13.760 Yeah.
00:33:14.220 You know, that makes it easier for everyone.
00:33:16.040 And I make that point as a joke.
00:33:17.980 Like, you know, why don't you just go by Abdul?
00:33:19.500 Why don't you just go by Abe?
00:33:20.880 Yeah.
00:33:21.080 makes it easier. But that actually is what America used to be doing when it comes to
00:33:25.940 immigration. And there was a good reason behind it. And I found a tweet that kind of summed it up.
00:33:30.280 Immigrants used to anglicize their names out of respect for our culture and in acknowledgement
00:33:35.060 that the Western culture they were moving into is worth preserving. This guy doesn't want to help
00:33:39.700 us preserve our culture. He wants to displace us. He wants to conquer us. And I actually heard him
00:33:44.700 say, Abdul is a strong name. It's one of the strongest American names. Just like made up
00:33:50.640 nothing. Unfortunately. Yeah. Because of how bad things got. And here he is, Abdul for US Senate.
00:33:55.920 So he didn't, he didn't put Abdul Rahman. He shortened it himself. Yeah. But now he's the
00:34:01.260 big dog. Yeah. Now you got to pronounce his name right. He's the big dog. He unsheathes it like a
00:34:05.960 sword. Abdul Rahman. And then when he was giving that speech, that woman behind him, the red hair.
00:34:11.920 Yeah. That's another example of why we're in this problem. That, that person, she, Deb thinks we
00:34:17.140 want diversity. Oh, this is good. This is a good change. It's not the patriarchy. It's not white
00:34:22.060 supremacy. This is diverse. And then here's what Dearborn, Michigan looks like today.
00:34:28.020 A lot of Abdul Harman's in that group, probably. Doesn't look very diverse to me, but I can't tell
00:34:33.660 what's underneath the sheets. Maybe these are all white people. Maybe. Fingers crossed.
00:34:39.920 White Section 8 people. You know, a little bit of everybody, but we don't know. And then to win,
00:34:46.140 And there was a big push from New Yorkers who traveled up to Michigan to campaign for the Democrat socialist candidate.
00:34:52.920 Yeah. Look at these brown twinks. And it says volunteer canvassers who flew to Michigan from New York to work for Abdul El-Sayed, among other progressive candidates.
00:35:03.500 So, like, that's what they're doing. They're trying to blitz.
00:35:05.600 If someone – if I was a Michigan guy living up in like the UP or something or in kind of like a rural area and one of these fucking brown twinks knocked on my door, I might go, where's Mike Rogers?
00:35:17.860 I'm calling Mike Rogers right now, right?
00:35:19.920 So I think this almost is like hurting them in a way, this kind of representation.
00:35:24.000 This picture should be everywhere.
00:35:25.620 This is who's trying to fly in from out of state and flip your state's election to a Muslim.
00:35:34.400 Look at the neighborhood, too. We got to tell you guys why we need Abdul in there. And it's like that neighborhood probably declined so much over the last 50 years. Yeah. That they're not really looking for that. And then it's almost at a point where it doesn't even matter because there's enough foreigners here and retarded people that they can just get elected without the support of like flipping any voters.
00:35:56.000 But I don't think that's true in Michigan. And that's why I say they're getting ahead of themselves to an extent. They think whatever happened in New York, which is, what is New York at this point? I forget the number, like 35% foreign born?
00:36:07.660 I think it was 40. I can't remember off the top of my head. But I think they're going too far, right? And I think Mike Rogers is going to get the win.
00:36:15.240 Hopefully. But when it comes to these types that came to visit and help campaign and the brown people in general, socialism and communism is positively viewed.
00:36:25.420 Yeah, by race. Socialism and communism views by race, net favorable versus unfavorable. And socialism, black people plus 29, they're the biggest. Hispanic plus seven. Asian plus seven. And then white people are the only ones who don't like it.
00:36:40.520 And then communism, white people hate it, and black people like it, and the others don't hate it as much.
00:36:46.500 Yeah.
00:36:47.220 So that's that.
00:36:48.560 This is what Mike Rogers looks like.
00:36:50.280 I don't know anything about him or what he's campaigning on, but go vote for him.
00:36:53.460 I think he was like a former sheriff or something like that.
00:36:55.840 I looked into him briefly.
00:36:57.080 But I'm literally just happy that the name on the paper is a competent-looking white guy to go up against Abdul El-Sayed instead of some Vivek Ramshwamy or something.
00:37:06.740 Yeah, so true.
00:37:07.560 And there was actually a guy – I think we got rid of the asset, but there was some guy who dropped out of the race and there was a Trump-endorsed candidate for like a congressional seat in Michigan.
00:37:19.460 And it was like the Trump guy was – his name was something, Hassan.
00:37:22.860 Yeah.
00:37:23.180 It was like a foreign name versus –
00:37:24.260 Abdul Hassan or something.
00:37:25.180 Versus a white guy who just like was like, yeah, I'm actually out of the race.
00:37:28.260 And the white guy won because that's how much the right wing is looking to get away from this type of shit, right?
00:37:34.120 So true.
00:37:34.700 And then some brown person who you don't have to be listening to will say, that's racism.
00:37:40.560 It's like, nah, it's just kind of noticing the writing on the wall, right?
00:37:43.580 I'm not electing Muslims in my country.
00:37:45.820 I'm not electing Indians in my country.
00:37:47.980 I'm going to go ahead and pass on all of those, right?
00:37:50.460 I don't even want to elect Byron Donalds in my country.
00:37:53.680 I'm not happy about that.
00:37:55.280 I'm probably not going to vote.
00:37:56.700 I'm not going to vote for Byron Donalds.
00:37:58.620 I'm going to do it just because, but unfortunately, I'm not going to be.
00:38:02.120 It's going to be like the scene in Big Fat Liar or whatever,
00:38:05.360 where the pen is like, this pen is royal blue.
00:38:09.220 Byron Donalds.
00:38:10.260 Fucking sucks.
00:38:11.320 I'll vote for Fishback in the primary, but he's going to lose.
00:38:13.660 I don't give a fuck.
00:38:14.340 I'll vote for Fishback in the primary,
00:38:15.780 and then maybe Byron Donalds goes to jail for that alleged human trafficking.
00:38:20.800 Him and Corey Mills.
00:38:21.840 Very freshly alleged.
00:38:23.020 Doing weird stuff in the hotel.
00:38:24.640 Yeah.
00:38:25.060 That ain't right.
00:38:26.080 Who knows what they were up to?
00:38:28.100 I was going to say, who knows who they were ripping?
00:38:30.280 Or who's sucking who?
00:38:30.780 But that was pretty bad, yeah.
00:38:32.120 Yeah.
00:38:32.780 I would never say that.
00:38:33.680 And it didn't seem, it wasn't gay.
00:38:35.860 Yeah, not gay.
00:38:36.620 Nothing gay.
00:38:37.960 All right, then our last piece of this, Shree Thanedar lost his primary to a socialist DSA type, Donovan McKinney.
00:38:45.880 Donovan McKinney.
00:38:47.040 And he lost narrowly, but this kind of shows you Shree Thanedar, you know, incumbents usually win, right, for the most part.
00:38:54.700 And he kind of stuck his neck out and showed himself to be a fucking idiot, right?
00:38:58.500 And speaking in that weird foreign voice that people were like, oh, okay.
00:39:01.860 Maybe I should wake up to this and get rid of this little weird-looking freak with the eyebrows and who can't speak English.
00:39:07.500 Yeah.
00:39:07.860 So rest easy, Sri.
00:39:10.460 You had a good run.
00:39:11.740 You never should have been in Congress, period.
00:39:13.940 So you had an incredible run.
00:39:16.340 But I'm a little sad to see him go.
00:39:18.460 I am, too.
00:39:18.960 He's a heel.
00:39:19.620 It's like when the bad wrestler who always loses at the end, right?
00:39:23.920 Yeah, like Macho Man Randy Savage or something.
00:39:26.000 I don't know enough about wrestling to go.
00:39:27.800 Yeah, but it's sad to see him go, but I'm sure someone who's going to replace him will still impeach Donald Trump.
00:39:35.080 Yeah.
00:39:36.420 All right, let's get to our migrants.
00:39:38.260 Before we move on to the migrant section, I mean, this is something that's going on everywhere, right?
00:39:42.500 The Democrats are going more left, more socialist.
00:39:46.180 There's a candidate in Wisconsin for governor who's a nightmare, some Asian.
00:39:52.500 I was going to say a slur.
00:39:54.120 But some Asian woman who's like, oh, I'm worried about having half-white kids.
00:39:58.240 I hate Thanksgiving, all this stupid shit.
00:40:00.740 And the funny part is now all these Democrat socialist candidates have the worst Twitter and past online activity from peak woke ever.
00:40:09.320 So it's an endless display of who they truly were as characters.
00:40:12.240 But you guys know which way the trend's going, you know?
00:40:15.200 And the Democrats aren't calling it out and saying, oh, we're normal.
00:40:19.440 These people are messed up.
00:40:20.800 Like the, the, the, the party's energy seems to be around all the DSA people.
00:40:26.280 The funding with their money, it goes to the other side, like with a DNC money, but of
00:40:31.860 which there's not much anymore.
00:40:33.060 Yeah, exactly.
00:40:34.100 Um, on the national level at least, but yeah, they, no public denouncements or this guy's
00:40:39.280 crazy.
00:40:39.820 They keep it all behind closed doors and with, uh, dollars, right?
00:40:43.560 Yeah.
00:40:44.360 All right.
00:40:44.700 Let's get to our migrant section, even though everything is a migrant section these days.
00:40:49.260 Yeah.
00:40:49.940 Yeah.
00:40:50.160 The whole show is migrants.
00:40:51.160 It's like the Matrix.
00:40:52.140 I don't even see ones and zeros.
00:40:53.300 I just see 100 million migrants floating in the background of every issue, right?
00:40:57.640 It haunts me.
00:40:59.080 And then diagrams over into like, oh, food costs, 100 million migrants.
00:41:03.620 Oh, health care is kind of whack.
00:41:04.640 Socialism, 100 million fucking brown people.
00:41:06.880 Yeah.
00:41:07.120 All these elections voted for by migrants.
00:41:09.220 Yeah.
00:41:09.540 And so that's why it wouldn't almost make sense for Joe Biden to let in like retarded people,
00:41:15.660 anyone who could get here.
00:41:16.860 But now you know why.
00:41:18.040 Like it's a proxy for socialism, future dem control, all that.
00:41:21.460 It's a pure outnumber us play.
00:41:23.980 Yeah.
00:41:24.480 All right.
00:41:24.860 So we're in our migrant section now.
00:41:26.700 There was an H-1B discrimination lawsuit with OpenAI and the fine they're paying is nothing.
00:41:33.200 Yeah.
00:41:33.540 Harmeet Dillon said, we secured a $3.2 million settlement with OpenAI for discriminating against U.S. workers.
00:41:39.360 Employers must recruit U.S. workers in good faith when sponsoring temporary visa workers for permanent residency via the PERM process.
00:41:46.660 civil rights will hold violators accountable. And to give you guys a refresh, or if you've
00:41:51.680 missed that episode where we were talking about, there's a lot of scammy scumbag things that
00:41:56.320 companies do when they have an H-1B employee. And the perm process is basically this thing where
00:42:03.800 when you want to transition to sponsor them for permanent residency, you have to test the job
00:42:07.940 market to see if you need an Indian guy to do that job. And part of the scummy things they do
00:42:14.140 is they post the job in like print only,
00:42:16.360 like in a newspaper.
00:42:17.620 They have it on a weird link in the URL that's hidden.
00:42:20.980 And so this is common practice for a lot of tech people
00:42:23.920 who they like the slave they have
00:42:26.120 and they know they've already trained him
00:42:27.480 and they go, well, let's make you a permanent guy, right?
00:42:30.300 So it's them graduating out of slavehood,
00:42:32.580 but in that time,
00:42:33.560 they're discriminating against US workers.
00:42:35.800 Imagine, so like you said,
00:42:37.520 they put like an ad for the job in the newspaper,
00:42:40.180 something that like no one checks for real jobs anymore.
00:42:42.600 Yeah, you're circling the classified section, like a 1980s detective who just lost his job, right?
00:42:48.540 You know?
00:42:49.360 But then imagine if you're like a young white tech guy and you see it in the newspaper like, Google, tech job, this could be me.
00:42:57.080 I think Apple paid a huge settlement.
00:42:58.920 A lot of companies do this.
00:43:00.180 And then that Twitter profile, jobs.now, who runs that account, basically the attorney general's office needs to be just piggybacking off everything they're posting.
00:43:08.780 Yeah.
00:43:09.060 So we featured them before, but I just wanted to give a refresher in case people forgot.
00:43:12.900 The perm process is extremely abused.
00:43:15.640 Yeah.
00:43:15.840 And then $3.2 million is nothing for OpenAI.
00:43:19.360 OpenAI, I don't know the last valuation.
00:43:21.740 I think it got upwards of a trillion.
00:43:24.120 That's their valuation.
00:43:25.460 That's the OpenAI is who does ChatGPT, right?
00:43:28.760 Or Claude.
00:43:29.380 Claude, yeah.
00:43:29.900 OpenAI does Claude.
00:43:31.360 And Roman Helmet guy, he said, you have committed treason against your countrymen.
00:43:35.260 Here's a parking ticket.
00:43:36.380 Yeah.
00:43:36.680 That's what it feels like.
00:43:37.580 Yeah.
00:43:37.800 So, it doesn't do much to catch infractions and slap people on the wrist.
00:43:43.360 You have to, like, be watching and then people off from H-1B access if they're a repeat offender, right?
00:43:49.720 Yeah.
00:43:50.440 But you know how we do with repeat offenders.
00:43:52.560 Let them out.
00:43:53.240 You let them keep going.
00:43:54.420 Yep.
00:43:54.880 All right.
00:43:55.100 Let's get a little update from Spain, Morocco, the Cueta.
00:43:59.880 Is that how you say it?
00:44:00.680 Yeah, sure.
00:44:01.580 I don't care.
00:44:02.520 I don't care either.
00:44:03.560 I don't need to pronounce things right.
00:44:04.200 Yeah, especially since it's on the top of Africa.
00:44:06.680 Cueta.
00:44:07.800 Queta.
00:44:08.940 Queta.
00:44:09.740 So here they are.
00:44:11.100 They're cleaning their clothes in the water, and they're kind of just hanging around.
00:44:15.120 And then there was an article about it from the New York Post, and it said,
00:44:20.520 African migrants in Queta complain about treatment.
00:44:23.640 No food, no blankets.
00:44:26.600 Was someone supposed to provide those for us?
00:44:28.700 You just showed up.
00:44:29.840 You don't live here.
00:44:30.980 What do you expect?
00:44:31.980 No food, no blankets.
00:44:33.680 And then Sternevich had a good tweet that I believe as well.
00:44:36.560 Yeah. Third worlders live in an animalistic state. They don't think like full humans. For them, they show up and expect to be fed. There are many billions like this.
00:44:45.680 And that's the key. There are billions. The supply of people like this that need everything, food, clothes, water, endless.
00:44:54.240 So even if you feed a million or a billion or 1.5 billion, you haven't even solved the problem at all.
00:45:00.900 Yeah. And then the Red Cross is now handing out food and supplies to these people.
00:45:06.420 So we have a video of that. And the Red Cross, the United States, it's an American Red Cross,
00:45:12.120 right? I think, or, you know, it's like- It's international.
00:45:15.500 But like any international organization, you drill down and it's like, whoa, 75% of the money
00:45:21.220 comes from the US. Exactly. Like the UN, any sort of- And it is an international group,
00:45:25.080 but I looked it up. We give them between like 70 and a hundred million dollars a year.
00:45:29.400 So we're basically funding this.
00:45:31.980 And then the military, I'm watching videos.
00:45:34.680 There's clips of the military walking these guys to the border and basically saying, like, you can't come back this way.
00:45:40.520 Like forcing them across.
00:45:42.500 There's pillows and blankets over there.
00:45:44.420 Yeah.
00:45:45.660 So this was like a full op that America, whether they want to admit it or not, paid for.
00:45:51.940 The Red Cross is now supporting these people who wouldn't be able to survive on their own.
00:45:56.740 Yep.
00:45:57.660 We have some other migrant stuff.
00:45:59.500 I believe this clip is from Canada.
00:46:01.040 I think somewhere in Ontario.
00:46:02.360 Yeah, Dorchester, Ontario.
00:46:03.480 So this guy catches Indians dumping in Canada again.
00:46:08.020 You're absolutely dumping all that shit.
00:46:12.160 All right.
00:46:13.860 Come on, man.
00:46:15.220 Pick it up.
00:46:19.960 Come on, you fucking guys.
00:46:24.060 Get the fucking, get it out of here.
00:46:26.940 Call in the police right now.
00:46:28.640 I'm getting it.
00:46:29.920 Fuck that shit.
00:46:33.840 Fuck your ball bags.
00:46:36.960 True Canadian patriot.
00:46:38.680 Harks.
00:46:39.600 But he called them you fucking guys.
00:46:42.520 You could have called them something else.
00:46:45.620 I don't know.
00:46:46.440 Canada might arrest you.
00:46:47.540 I know.
00:46:48.660 Pick it up.
00:46:50.120 Fucking maggots.
00:46:51.600 So we get it.
00:46:52.520 But then you can fast forward to the end.
00:46:54.420 Where do they end up picking it up?
00:46:55.540 Yeah. But this is something we've seen before too, where these people, you've seen it a bunch
00:47:01.640 of times. They dump shit out of a U-Haul into a ditch in the road. This guy forces them, I assume,
00:47:06.960 to pick it all up. But they're paying money to go do this. You rent a U-Haul and you drive the
00:47:13.700 mileage and do that. They just don't want to pay that difference, right? That little extra 15 bucks
00:47:18.960 to go dump it. Yeah. Or whatever it costs. So it happens every week. We get a new video of this,
00:47:24.740 right yeah the fatigue the fatigue and we've talked about this a lot how indian people don't
00:47:29.900 have civic sense um this next clip there was a new airport that opened in boga puram not bad
00:47:37.780 close enough um and the opening day ceremony the indian people went and then stole all the plants
00:47:43.860 and flowers they planted yeah and a lot these guys are in business casual that's very true
00:47:50.980 They're in pants and a button-down shirt tucked in.
00:47:53.740 These ladies are in dresses and, like, Sunday wear, whatever their equivalent is.
00:47:58.240 And they're like, oh, free plants.
00:48:00.880 Got to go take them.
00:48:01.840 Yeah.
00:48:02.140 And sell them to each other.
00:48:03.500 I don't know.
00:48:03.960 They eat it.
00:48:04.860 Yeah.
00:48:05.200 And I've seen, you know, we've seen clips from India where they stole the road.
00:48:09.180 So this is actually a step down.
00:48:11.160 They started stealing the asphalt of a freshly paved road.
00:48:14.440 And then say you have a business, like a grand opening.
00:48:17.020 And you're like, oh, everyone's here for the grand opening.
00:48:19.140 Yeah.
00:48:19.360 They love the new airport.
00:48:21.200 It's like, there's a bush.
00:48:22.360 There's a shrub.
00:48:23.400 That's a money tree.
00:48:24.980 Got a lot of local support.
00:48:26.420 Everyone's dressed nice.
00:48:27.700 Ah, they're stealing the plants and flowers.
00:48:29.820 They're vampires looking to get you.
00:48:32.260 All right.
00:48:32.580 Our last piece of our migrant section is from Los Angeles.
00:48:35.780 There was an incident, but the news called the guy a Los Angeles man.
00:48:39.640 Yeah.
00:48:39.820 23-year-old Los Angeles man was sentenced to federal prison for pouring lighter fluid onto a burning California Highway Patrol vehicle
00:48:46.220 and throwing an electric scooter from a freeway overpass
00:48:48.840 during anti-ice demonstrations last year.
00:48:50.980 That's from that viral, like, famous moment
00:48:54.080 during the peak of L.A. resistance
00:48:58.100 or whatever you want to call it.
00:48:59.460 And they just call him an L.A. man,
00:49:00.840 and he's actually Yachua Mauricio Flores,
00:49:04.700 an illegal alien from Mexico.
00:49:06.780 But at a certain point,
00:49:08.100 that basically is what an L.A. man is these days.
00:49:10.500 Yeah, yeah.
00:49:11.260 So it's gotten to the point where reality caught up to the line.
00:49:14.040 The euphemism, yeah.
00:49:15.060 Yeah, you're right.
00:49:17.040 All right.
00:49:17.340 We're now moving on to the final page of housekeeping where I can say whatever I want.
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00:49:41.440 Okay.
00:49:41.800 Hey, we'll have, we have one story for the final page today, but I thought it was very
00:49:45.100 interesting.
00:49:45.540 It's about alien ships that were seen on the moon and the possible disclosure that's coming.
00:49:51.820 Uh, yeah.
00:49:52.420 You want me to just read the tweet?
00:49:53.740 Yeah.
00:49:54.120 And I think this guy's quoting the Daily Mail and it says, Ukrainian scientists observed
00:49:58.180 more than 20 UFOs on the moon.
00:50:00.880 Some of the disc shaped objects were estimated to measure between 15 and 25 miles across.
00:50:05.940 The objects displayed unusual changes in brightness and rotation.
00:50:09.640 we believe that the moon serves as a base for ufos the team shared in the study the closer we
00:50:16.300 are to the shift the more galactic federation will allow us to see oh very funny so very fun
00:50:23.320 but that's the daily mail yeah i know he's adding some i know galactic federation or whatever but
00:50:29.820 the 15 to 20 mile long ufo saucers on the moon from the daily mail people don't even care yeah
00:50:37.420 I don't care.
00:50:37.900 That doesn't even get any traction these days.
00:50:39.900 And like 10 years ago, that would change the world.
00:50:42.120 Yeah.
00:50:42.300 I don't give a fuck.
00:50:43.200 It's like, show me something real or like everyone's just teasing me.
00:50:46.800 Yeah.
00:50:47.100 And I don't, I don't really care about it.
00:50:48.580 Right.
00:50:48.680 Over the weekend, I saw Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day, and I thought
00:50:54.280 it was good.
00:50:54.940 You did like it?
00:50:55.620 I liked it.
00:50:56.460 And I heard a lot of people give negative reviews of that.
00:50:58.880 Maybe.
00:50:59.760 But the Disclosure Day idea was like, there's going to be one Disclosure Day, there's a
00:51:04.320 whistleblower, whatever.
00:51:05.200 but the thing the movie the themes the movie touched on were actually deeper than just aliens
00:51:10.180 they also kind of touched on like mk ultra mind control and remote viewing so there was like this
00:51:17.320 character who was like a bad deep state guy and he had this like tool that was like an alien orb or
00:51:22.580 whatever that he held in his hand and then he could like focus and then appear imagine you're
00:51:28.080 in your apartment and then i appear on the couch and i'm like richard where are we right now like
00:51:33.040 look out the window. What do you see? Well, give me a street sign. Give me a, where's the sun in
00:51:37.800 the window. And then like, you would give me information. And then that guy could track the
00:51:41.940 person down based on that, like remote viewing it's called. Like I could just pop into your
00:51:46.840 world. We talk and then whatever information I can extract helps the people find you.
00:51:53.360 And that is something that I've always talked about when it comes to like the mass shooters
00:51:57.860 and the school shooters i think a lot of times that this technology is used they take over their
00:52:03.300 brain and then go do whatever the bad deed is and then they have like a ultimate patsy fall guy
00:52:09.540 without having to corroborate a story or whatever they just take over his brain and that's what
00:52:14.840 this movie was basically saying it was basically saying like there is a thing where you can like
00:52:19.800 they call them diving in on people dive on so you dive in on someone you can remote view where they
00:52:25.780 are, you can whatever, and then you could even take over their body and make them do
00:52:29.780 stuff. So that's when it comes to disclosure. Obviously there's the alien angle, but
00:52:33.900 that movie, Steven Spielberg, he's done alien movies before. He
00:52:37.820 is interconnected to the deep state potentially. When I see that
00:52:41.800 it's like, okay, they were really trying to tell us about remote viewing, which is crazy.
00:52:46.360 But Steven Spielberg made E.T. and I haven't seen a fucking E.T. since
00:52:49.920 the 80s, right? But when you do see it, you're going to go, ooh, now I know who
00:52:53.860 told Steven Spielberg what an
00:52:55.560 E.T. looks like.
00:52:57.300 So it was kind of like that. Sounds fun.
00:52:59.800 But the remote viewing was really, really cool.
00:53:02.000 And I do think that is real.
00:53:04.340 Israel. Israel.
00:53:05.620 Holy shit. Our greatest ally is Israel.
00:53:08.400 Dan Crenshaw over here.
00:53:09.660 Alright, well that's the end of the final page. Unless you have
00:53:11.720 any final page stuff. No, I'm good.
00:53:13.720 Just still the bad haircut. Bad haircut.
00:53:15.680 Gay guy had his fingers running through your hair. Gay guy running
00:53:17.660 him through, tussling. Tussling my
00:53:19.720 hair? Tussling? Yeah, tossing.
00:53:22.400 Alright, well that's the end of
00:53:23.660 housekeeping we're now moving on to cringe of the week all right cringe of the week our first
00:53:30.960 story is an update from our last episode remember we showed that disabled person in the wheelchair
00:53:36.280 who ended up just walking up the stairs and doing flips at uh karate after or gymnastics
00:53:41.320 gymnastics yeah um we found a couple more clips from her and i want to just give you guys the
00:53:47.040 update just because it's a certain type of person so this is the same influencer trying to do a
00:53:51.440 COVID test with Tourette's insufferable set up the whole camera for this what
00:54:21.440 I'm sorry.
00:54:22.000 Can you just close your eyes?
00:54:24.940 She's not trying to get the test done.
00:54:26.440 She's trying to film content, right?
00:54:27.900 Yeah.
00:54:28.780 It's quirky.
00:54:29.840 Yeah.
00:54:30.520 Yeah.
00:54:30.860 Then we found another example.
00:54:33.440 This is an example of her Tourette's tics.
00:54:36.400 I am bringing back an old series where I tell you guys what my latest developed tics are.
00:54:43.020 So here are the tics that I have most commonly at the moment.
00:54:46.440 Number one is obviously my meow.
00:54:48.660 I've had this for years, and I think it's because I have a cat.
00:54:51.440 But I do that constantly.
00:54:52.820 It's my most common tick.
00:54:54.500 And a lot of my ticks at the minute are actually coprolalia.
00:54:56.860 It's been ramping up and getting more common.
00:55:00.800 So I actually have one which is inspired by Harry Potter.
00:55:04.900 It started as bloody, bloody hell, Harry.
00:55:07.900 That one.
00:55:08.920 It started as bloody hell, Harry, after I watched Harry Potter.
00:55:12.040 Fucking, fucking hell, Harry.
00:55:14.340 And now it's fucking hell, Harry.
00:55:16.480 Along with that, I do it.
00:55:17.340 All right.
00:55:17.900 So that's what hanging out with her is like.
00:55:20.860 Yeah.
00:55:21.100 Tell it's fake because no one's ever hammering the N-word or saying like really bad stuff that would get you in trouble.
00:55:28.520 Yeah, and it always happens when there's a natural pause in the conversation.
00:55:31.560 She just finished off a piece and then, you know.
00:55:34.460 And it's cute.
00:55:35.560 It's not.
00:55:36.240 It's quirky.
00:55:36.740 I hate this person so fucking much.
00:55:39.460 And it's Tourette's, the wheelchair, everything.
00:55:42.520 It's all a game.
00:55:43.620 This is like a self-induced Munchausen by proxy.
00:55:47.160 She likes the attention.
00:55:48.760 She likes the social media followers.
00:55:50.520 She doesn't have anything interesting to say that would get her following on her own.
00:55:54.520 So she has to pretend to have all these fucked up things, right?
00:55:58.180 She leans into it and like does it more.
00:56:00.560 The goal isn't to get rid of it.
00:56:02.400 The goal is to just document it, to look how cute and quirky and random I am.
00:56:06.440 Yeah.
00:56:07.040 What would your, if you were going to fake a disability, what would yours be?
00:56:11.660 It would be Tourette's and I would hammer the N-word and I would have a hat that's like,
00:56:16.800 please be patient.
00:56:17.580 I have Tourette's.
00:56:18.380 A vest.
00:56:19.160 Ignore the N-word.
00:56:20.060 I know he's hammering the N-word, but he has Tourette's.
00:56:22.300 You wear that out in public.
00:56:23.760 And the smiling and laughing after is also a tick.
00:56:27.040 You make eye contact like across an aisle with a black guy,
00:56:29.680 and he slowly reads your shirt, looks up, and meets your eyes,
00:56:32.360 and you go like Jack Nicholson.
00:56:34.660 I think mine would be brutally blunt autistic person.
00:56:39.260 Like, you know, no filter.
00:56:41.360 I'd pretend I had autism, and I'd go, yeah, like dinner tonight?
00:56:46.300 Is your fat bitch girlfriend going to be there?
00:56:47.740 and then you kind of do like little movements.
00:56:50.380 I don't want to go to your house.
00:56:51.120 Your house is dirty.
00:56:51.840 Yeah, your house is dirty.
00:56:52.780 You never clean.
00:56:53.600 Your dog, it sheds.
00:56:54.900 You know, kind of overly blunt autistic guy.
00:56:57.160 He's very honest.
00:56:58.660 That's my autism.
00:56:59.880 I'm disabled.
00:57:00.800 I'm sorry.
00:57:01.000 I can't help it.
00:57:02.420 You're fatter.
00:57:03.120 You're getting fatter.
00:57:04.860 That would be a fun one.
00:57:06.080 That would be a fun one.
00:57:07.020 But then that's just kind of an outlet for being really mean.
00:57:09.280 Yeah.
00:57:10.320 Same with mine.
00:57:11.320 Yeah, me too.
00:57:12.080 It's all made up anyway, right?
00:57:13.760 Exactly.
00:57:14.640 All right, let's get to our next clip,
00:57:16.020 which is also an update from last episode brevard county school board clip we showed with the dei
00:57:21.860 person versus the normal nice christian mom yeah uh there's another clip that uh just came across
00:57:28.100 my desk merit base i support the state stance on this one and obviously would keep it the same way
00:57:35.580 that it is right now so i i agree i think we should look at a person as a whole and look at
00:57:39.420 their are they qualified for this position are they qualified for uh whatever it is we're asking
00:57:43.780 to do not so much look at okay well we have to meet a quota we have so many boys in this we need
00:57:48.380 to put so many girls or we have so many white people in this we need to put so many black people
00:57:51.600 in it i don't think that that's fair i think we should be merit-based and everyone should earn
00:57:54.960 their spot tara and i think that's why representation matters because being an
00:58:00.300 african-american i can speak on this we need it to reverse it we need it back um it's not so it's
00:58:05.740 so that we can have when we talk about equality for representation there are more white people
00:58:10.900 than black people if we just want to keep it in white black so obviously if you know we're at
00:58:17.020 already at a disadvantage so to keep the playing field equal it would be great for us to have a
00:58:21.340 reverse so we can have a chance i know as a black person we have to work 10 times as harder as any
00:58:25.780 white person period that's how it's always been that's how it is we move differently and if you
00:58:29.880 talk to anybody that don't know what she's referring to just a ball round number ballpark
00:58:34.960 we have to work 10 times as hard as a white person can you think of one example of what
00:58:39.900 that would look like of like a black person who had to work 10 times harder than a white person
00:58:44.000 to get to where they are i'd say passing third grade math a black person might have to work 10
00:58:49.720 times as hard white person it just comes naturally a black person's like three times three what could
00:58:55.620 it be who knows three times seven shouldn't be 21 you know yeah some shit like that but what
00:59:01.680 reality what reality are you in black people have to work 10 times harder it's like oh that's weird
00:59:06.200 I've seen them work way less and get stuff for free.
00:59:09.860 There's one.
00:59:11.020 No, it's delusional.
00:59:11.840 It's just, it's repeating something that someone told her would sound good, I guess.
00:59:15.560 I don't even know.
00:59:16.480 And then if you're on the school board and say she wins, that election is August 18th,
00:59:20.300 by the way.
00:59:20.880 So I'm taking a personal interest.
00:59:22.860 I'd like that top lady, Megan, to win.
00:59:25.300 Yeah.
00:59:25.720 I don't know how many viewers who are eligible to vote in the Brevard County School District
00:59:30.740 board.
00:59:31.480 I hope it makes a difference.
00:59:32.500 But imagine that woman is in charge of the school board and she thinks that black people have to work 10 times harder than white people for the same results.
00:59:41.280 That would actually be bad for kids to be under that person's power.
00:59:45.320 Of course.
00:59:45.980 Yeah.
00:59:46.240 Obviously, this woman's retarded.
00:59:47.720 Yeah.
00:59:47.920 So hopefully Brevard County isn't too far gone.
00:59:50.960 Yeah.
00:59:51.220 We'll see.
00:59:52.160 All right.
00:59:52.440 Our next story.
00:59:53.380 You said the one woman messaged you?
00:59:56.900 Yeah, she did.
00:59:57.880 She found the clip.
00:59:58.840 She found the clip.
00:59:59.700 And she didn't endorse me.
01:00:01.780 She didn't say she likes whatever I say, but she did say, oh, I saw the clip.
01:00:05.720 Thank you for bringing light to it or whatever.
01:00:07.940 Because we don't want to get her in trouble.
01:00:10.460 Let's get to our next story.
01:00:12.280 There is a new trans basketball star in a professional women's league.
01:00:16.380 I think this is an old trans basketball star, but it's kind of coming front and center because of a little bit of a trans girls debate that's going on in the WNBA right now.
01:00:26.340 And Fox News said a transgender player has been dominating France's second tier women's basketball league.
01:00:31.780 And now the WNBA question is front and center.
01:00:34.540 Julie Tettart averages 21 points and 20 rebounds.
01:00:38.760 20 rebounds.
01:00:39.400 20 and 20, dude.
01:00:41.140 This season, while sweeping player of the year,
01:00:43.540 defensive player of the year,
01:00:44.500 and domestic player of the year honors
01:00:45.920 after a record-breaking campaign.
01:00:47.820 When asked whether she'd join the WNBA
01:00:50.460 if a team called, Tettart responds,
01:00:52.960 I won't say no.
01:00:54.760 And here is this guy.
01:00:56.400 He's big.
01:00:58.080 And he's pulling down boards.
01:01:00.080 Dennis Rodman never did 20 and 20.
01:01:01.780 20 rebounds.
01:01:03.640 That's just like all of them.
01:01:05.400 And I own the paint.
01:01:07.160 I run this.
01:01:08.800 Elbows are sharp.
01:01:10.140 You know,
01:01:10.860 that was those must,
01:01:11.720 those man bones that are bigger and thicker.
01:01:14.060 Yeah.
01:01:14.500 And just boxes you out with the frame.
01:01:16.540 And you know how every NBA team has a slender man player now.
01:01:19.820 Yeah.
01:01:20.080 Freak.
01:01:20.600 Every WNBA team should get a man,
01:01:23.560 man player and it's going to be their slender man.
01:01:26.300 And every team's going to have one trans.
01:01:28.100 And then that could make the league a little more fun.
01:01:30.480 Yeah.
01:01:31.020 I'm hoping for that.
01:01:32.520 And then Angel Reese, speaking of WNBA,
01:01:35.340 she did a press conference the other day.
01:01:37.320 She's got a new toy.
01:01:38.620 She's got a new Barbie.
01:01:39.660 She's got a new Barbie coming out.
01:01:41.940 And she was making it seem like this was a racial thing
01:01:45.700 and this is a step in the right direction for racial progress.
01:01:49.000 Honestly, I didn't have a lot of dolls
01:01:50.500 because I didn't have dolls that really looked like me much.
01:01:53.380 And that's why I kind of really wanted to make sure
01:01:55.340 this was super intentional because now that they have a doll
01:01:59.080 that looks like you and nails and hair,
01:02:02.160 but also you can be a killer on the court as well.
01:02:04.660 So that was something that really worked for me when you didn't know.
01:02:08.080 So she didn't have any dolls that looked like her as a kid.
01:02:11.440 Was she born in, like, 2003?
01:02:14.180 Yeah.
01:02:15.120 And then Barbie has been doing black dolls since the 60s,
01:02:18.180 but she didn't have one that looked like her.
01:02:21.120 And I was going to make this joke that, yeah,
01:02:23.340 they didn't release the Ice Age thing, Angel Reese Barbie doll,
01:02:27.360 but that would have been a little rude.
01:02:29.080 You shouldn't make jokes like that.
01:02:30.440 Definitely.
01:02:31.060 Too mean.
01:02:31.980 But I did find.
01:02:32.440 Ice Age bitch.
01:02:33.700 That's my Tourette's playing up.
01:02:35.100 I'm sorry.
01:02:35.580 Ice Age bitch.
01:02:36.440 You look like that guy from Ice Age.
01:02:37.700 You look like that guy from Ice Age, you bitch.
01:02:39.580 Chasing the acorn guy.
01:02:41.620 Sorry.
01:02:42.840 And then I did find a tweet where she did say that she played with dolls when she was younger.
01:02:47.760 Thank you, Cosmopolitan, for allowing me to express this full circle moment.
01:02:51.020 From playing with Barbie dolls as a little girl to having my own, wearing my signature Reebok shoes,
01:02:55.620 getting to put that doll in little girl's hands, blah, blah, blah.
01:02:58.720 So she was playing with Barbie dolls.
01:03:00.960 Yeah.
01:03:01.300 So that's what she's upset about.
01:03:03.400 I don't fully understand it.
01:03:05.080 All right, moving on to our next piece.
01:03:06.980 We have two clips here.
01:03:08.140 One is a black woman at a job interview,
01:03:10.760 and then the other is a black employee who refuses to take a drug test.
01:03:17.600 So we're going to start with the black woman at the job interview.
01:03:20.700 I don't know why you're in my face.
01:03:22.280 Is that your snake?
01:03:22.900 You can't fuck up.
01:03:24.380 Yeah, get out of my face, crap.
01:03:25.800 You can't get out of my face.
01:03:26.900 Get out of my face.
01:03:28.420 You got in my face. Get out of my face. Why are you in my face?
01:03:31.160 Leave. Why are you in my face?
01:03:32.420 Leave. Why? Leave. Why?
01:03:34.500 You look at your fucking mouth and you're in my face.
01:03:36.840 Leave. Leave.
01:03:38.340 Yeah, you do a crap. I don't give a fuck what it is.
01:03:40.800 Okay, I will call 911 right now.
01:03:43.700 You're not on me like that. You like ass crap.
01:03:45.060 Like I said, you bad body ass bitch.
01:03:47.060 Yes, and you too. Shut your old ass up, bitch.
01:03:49.360 Shut the fuck up.
01:03:50.080 Y'all rude and fuck up.
01:03:52.100 You the bitch.
01:03:53.640 You the bitch. You heard me on the phone.
01:03:54.780 I don't give a fuck what they're gonna do
01:03:57.440 Because I'm cussing y'all pussy-ass crappers out.
01:03:59.120 What the hell?
01:04:00.320 Girl, you're fucking on my face.
01:04:01.540 I'll beat your ass.
01:04:02.120 I'm going to break the fuck up.
01:04:03.320 Don't fucking put your bad body-ass body on me, though.
01:04:06.180 Yes, I got a cracker brushing up against me.
01:04:08.480 Yes, cracker brushing up against me.
01:04:11.000 You pussy-ass cracker.
01:04:11.980 Fuck you, bro.
01:04:14.280 So how did the job interview go, Chantella?
01:04:18.080 I came in second.
01:04:19.880 I didn't get the job, but they liked my character.
01:04:22.600 My Tourette's acted up.
01:04:23.760 Yeah.
01:04:24.280 I wasn't able to have a real conversation.
01:04:26.540 So you see how quick the facade goes down, you crack ass bitch, get out my face.
01:04:31.740 You can't make me leave when you don't get the job.
01:04:34.300 But when he also showed up like, you know, hat in hand, looking for a job, hoping to have a nice conversation where the people are going to give you benefits and pay you every two weeks.
01:04:45.900 I don't know.
01:04:46.360 It didn't work and fuck you, bitch.
01:04:48.480 Make me leave.
01:04:49.100 Yeah, maybe it was one of those where my parole officer said I had to apply for X amount of jobs per month.
01:04:55.520 And she just goes in and blows it up.
01:04:57.700 Didn't go well.
01:04:58.760 Could be one of those.
01:04:59.780 And you need to go in and have them not hire you to keep getting like EBT or Section 8 or whatever.
01:05:05.540 I can see that.
01:05:06.280 That actually makes sense.
01:05:07.960 All right, our next guy.
01:05:09.160 This is a little bit of a longer clip, but we have nowhere to go.
01:05:13.600 This employee refuses a drug test and things go south at the end.
01:05:18.120 You're welcome to record whatever you want to.
01:05:20.880 Are you willing to consent to a reasonable suspicion drug test or are you refusing?
01:05:24.800 I have told you I can do that and I said yes.
01:05:26.640 Then I've asked you to sign this and you've asked 10 questions since then.
01:05:29.060 I don't know why this even like a thing.
01:05:31.520 I want you to read from here to here.
01:05:34.180 Sign here if you agree.
01:05:35.660 What this got to do with?
01:05:36.920 Jordan.
01:05:37.640 You called me here and said something about HR.
01:05:40.720 Jordan, I'm not going to ask you again.
01:05:42.860 I'm going to consider it a refusal and you're going to be terminated.
01:05:45.620 Bro, I can go do that.
01:05:49.540 But my thing is, what this got to do with what happened the other day?
01:05:54.020 Hey, Charlie, how you going to provoke me or try to confront me about something that happened?
01:05:59.720 I'm trying to.
01:06:01.160 Jordan, interrupt me again.
01:06:04.740 You're interrupting me?
01:06:05.680 Interrupt me again, and we're just going to terminate you and be done with it.
01:06:08.780 I don't know why I'm interrupting you, but you're just interrupting me.
01:06:11.500 I'm trying to explain this to you.
01:06:13.420 You asked me what happened, right?
01:06:14.980 We've moved past it.
01:06:17.400 Jordan, close your mouth.
01:06:19.120 Man, you gotta talk to me with some respect
01:06:21.200 till I'm not closing my mouth.
01:06:22.800 Sir, I'm just gonna terminate you and be done with that.
01:06:24.440 That's fine.
01:06:25.760 Because I got you on camera.
01:06:28.000 Okay.
01:06:28.600 And I got them on camera on how they treated me the other day.
01:06:31.460 All right, fine.
01:06:31.860 I need you, Jordan.
01:06:33.360 I need you to listen.
01:06:35.220 Jordan.
01:06:35.620 I was cursing.
01:06:36.820 Jordan.
01:06:37.180 I ain't pulled up no cameras.
01:06:39.260 Jordan, please close your mouth and listen.
01:06:43.300 But they was never even in the room.
01:06:44.980 Jordan, close your mouth and listen.
01:06:49.160 I wasn't talking to you like that.
01:06:51.040 Because you won't hush and listen.
01:06:53.540 Because, man, you just pulled me.
01:06:55.680 Jordan, I'm trying to ring at me about something about being under blue.
01:07:02.600 You're turning at me.
01:07:04.360 There you go.
01:07:05.140 Then you get fired.
01:07:06.720 That guy tried to give him every opportunity to not get fired.
01:07:11.140 Yeah. And it sounds like Jordan probably was going to fail the drug test and he didn't really have like a real train of thought. So it was like, all right, I'm about to get drug tested. How do I get out of it? I'm just going to be generally defiant.
01:07:26.520 Why he acting like that? Why are you doing that? That got nothing to do with it. Yeah. So his stream of consciousness is all coming out. He can't think in his own head. So it's just, why? Why is this happening to me? What the heck got to do with the other?
01:07:40.040 And he could have just been like, oh, drug test, no problem.
01:07:43.700 Oh, after work, I can't do tomorrow.
01:07:45.320 Can I do Monday?
01:07:46.260 And then over the weekend, you take like 50 steam showers and drink cranberry juice or whatever, and you try to get out of it.
01:07:51.300 Yeah.
01:07:51.800 But he didn't, and he acted like a five-year-old.
01:07:54.840 That's what talking to a child is like.
01:07:57.380 And you know what the dark part about an interaction like this is?
01:08:00.700 That guy, like, he gave him every chance.
01:08:03.160 And then this is the type of thing where he goes and files for unemployment after this.
01:08:07.460 And gets it.
01:08:08.220 And then taxpayers support him even though he should have been fired and this is completely his own fault, right?
01:08:15.960 And then not only that, but the recording is from his POV.
01:08:21.000 He posted that thinking like, yeah, I'm justified.
01:08:24.180 They all go agree with me on TikTok slime.
01:08:27.180 Yeah.
01:08:27.660 So absolute fucking retard.
01:08:30.100 He paints a picture, a very dark picture of people trying to employ the unemployable, right?
01:08:34.420 That woman who crack it, get out my face.
01:08:37.060 And then Jordan, these people aren't even really a fully articulate human beings.
01:08:41.460 Yeah.
01:08:41.900 And the employer like begged him to not make him fire him and still couldn't figure it out.
01:08:47.240 Yep.
01:08:47.900 All right.
01:08:48.140 Well, that's the end of cringe.
01:08:49.020 We're now moving on to urban decay.
01:08:54.900 Our first clip from urban decay, we have this big bitch and she got caught littering and she's not happy with how she was confronted.
01:09:04.900 Okay.
01:09:05.380 the question is not for me
01:09:07.420 no the question is
01:09:08.760 why you at my door asking me
01:09:11.800 that I put this trash on the ground
01:09:12.900 are you gonna pick it up
01:09:15.220 I didn't dump it there
01:09:17.120 I ain't your slave
01:09:18.940 who the fuck is you talking to
01:09:21.520 I ain't your slave either bitch
01:09:23.920 so get the fuck out of my fucking face
01:09:25.820 I ain't your motherfucking slave either bitch
01:09:28.180 so get the fuck out of my face
01:09:29.440 get off my car
01:09:30.940 get off my shit
01:09:32.400 I don't give a fuck what the fuck you was asking
01:09:35.100 so who the fuck you're talking to like you...
01:09:37.140 Who the fuck are you talking to?
01:09:39.400 Who you about to...
01:09:40.300 Listen, you about to get the police because, bitch,
01:09:42.640 who are you talking to?
01:09:43.840 You ain't my slave.
01:09:45.300 Who the fuck are you talking to?
01:09:47.260 Who the fuck are you talking to?
01:09:49.320 I don't give a fuck!
01:09:50.960 I don't give a fuck!
01:09:52.380 Who is you talking to?
01:09:54.200 Who are you talking to?
01:09:55.920 Get the fuck away from my car!
01:09:57.620 I ain't no slave.
01:10:00.000 You about to get the fuck away from me.
01:10:01.800 You about to get the...
01:10:02.860 Yeah, call the police, bitch,
01:10:04.420 because you're going to kneel.
01:10:05.740 Talk to me like that again.
01:10:07.600 Talk to me like that again.
01:10:08.880 You're going to need the fucking police.
01:10:10.640 Bitch, it ain't your motherfucking slave.
01:10:12.400 Back off, bitch.
01:10:13.380 So there you go.
01:10:14.760 Let's go over it.
01:10:15.940 Giant, fat, deep voice, bonnet on,
01:10:20.800 acne from probably eating fast food
01:10:22.560 that you throw the trash out the car from.
01:10:24.840 Glittering.
01:10:25.320 Yeah.
01:10:26.300 Loud, repeating.
01:10:27.980 Triggered by the word slave, most importantly.
01:10:30.160 And that's what I was going to make the point of.
01:10:32.200 It's like MKUltra, like brainwash shit.
01:10:35.420 Like the black community, if you say slave or the N-word,
01:10:38.660 it just puts them into a different reality where they just see red.
01:10:42.540 I need to be louder.
01:10:43.640 I need to interrupt.
01:10:44.900 This white lady ain't going to tell me shit.
01:10:47.700 No matter who's right or wrong, it becomes oppositional defiant,
01:10:51.400 yelling, pigging in the parking lot.
01:10:53.720 Another example of like a person acting like a five-year-old too.
01:10:56.760 Oh yeah, very toddler coded.
01:10:58.220 And then you have to, what, lower your standards
01:11:00.920 because you have to just say, oh, I guess people are going to litter.
01:11:04.240 Yeah.
01:11:04.540 You have to be okay with littering,
01:11:05.960 and then you can't get mad at a big, fat, black, loud woman.
01:11:09.940 Yep. Yep. Pretty self-explanatory.
01:11:12.180 Yeah. Pretty wild.
01:11:13.400 And we have another story here.
01:11:15.800 There's a getaway driver mom who had like a police job.
01:11:20.140 Yeah. New York City police bigwig was getaway driver
01:11:22.840 for Goon's son in gangland shooting sources.
01:11:25.700 And her job was a Westchester County police bigwig
01:11:29.800 and her ex-con husband chaperoned their gangbanger son
01:11:33.360 to a botched hit on arrival in the Bronx.
01:11:36.100 Then she took over as the getaway driver, officials said.
01:11:39.580 Mount Vernon Police,
01:11:41.040 or Mount Vernon Deputy Police Commissioner Jennifer Lackard,
01:11:44.160 49, and her husband James Lackard
01:11:45.820 drove their 20-year-old son Chase to Concourse
01:11:49.380 on June 29th at around 11.57 a.m.
01:11:51.960 and helped him plan a brazen hit
01:11:53.900 right outside the Bronx criminal court,
01:11:55.500 according to police and court documents.
01:11:57.620 Once there, the proud parents sat in the front
01:11:59.640 of the family's Chrysler Pacifica
01:12:02.160 while their slutty gang member son
01:12:04.880 opened fire with a semi-automatic
01:12:06.480 out of the window towards members
01:12:08.360 of the rival street crew, P. Lafay,
01:12:12.400 but missed his targets, sources and documents said.
01:12:15.200 Now, I want to go back just for a brief second.
01:12:17.640 Acted as getaway driver means like,
01:12:19.680 she was like in the drive-by with him.
01:12:22.540 Yeah.
01:12:22.880 Like he was shooting out the window.
01:12:24.500 This isn't like, and then you meet me here,
01:12:26.540 I'll pick you up.
01:12:27.200 You in trouble, son?
01:12:28.220 Mom, I need your help.
01:12:29.060 You got to drive me, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:30.400 Mom and dad are part of it, right?
01:12:32.700 Then the family of brainiacs.
01:12:35.000 All right, New York Post.
01:12:36.260 I like it a little bit.
01:12:38.740 If I had Tourette's, I'd be hammering a certain other word.
01:12:42.400 Sped off, switched seats in the car,
01:12:44.660 and even had the son change clothes to avoid detection,
01:12:47.260 according to a criminal indictment unveiled Tuesday.
01:12:50.380 The proud mom, who is a former member of Bronx Community Board 9,
01:12:54.280 and her goon's son,
01:12:55.580 were arrested Tuesday morning at their home in the Soundview neighborhood.
01:12:58.160 Cops and sources said the dad who has done hard time for dealing heroin wasn't in custody as of Tuesday evening and is out of state, according to the Post.
01:13:08.920 The Mount Vernon police force fired Jennifer from her $138,000 a year gig hours after the news of the arrest broke.
01:13:19.920 They blew it all.
01:13:20.800 $140,000 government job, the dream for someone like you who's a criminal fucking idiot.
01:13:28.160 And look at this woman.
01:13:29.120 She's too light-skinned to be doing drive-bys with her son.
01:13:31.900 Her husband must be dark.
01:13:33.660 And if you think about it, like, there's one angle where, like, all right, say your kid did a crime and then came to you and was like, mom, help me.
01:13:42.080 I got to get away.
01:13:42.860 I don't want to get in trouble.
01:13:44.120 And then you could be like, all right, parents are probably going to look out for their kid, even if they're cops.
01:13:48.220 Yeah.
01:13:48.820 She drove him to the drive-by.
01:13:50.760 He did the drive-by from the car, and then she drove away.
01:13:53.220 She did the drive-by.
01:13:54.320 Yeah.
01:13:54.600 She did the driving in the drive-by.
01:13:56.900 Yes.
01:13:57.580 So you lose everything.
01:13:59.220 You go to jail.
01:13:59.940 Yeah, maybe they were parked.
01:14:01.000 And yeah, she's being held on like $75,000 bond
01:14:03.760 on a slew of charges, conspiracy to commit,
01:14:06.420 you know, all those sort of things.
01:14:08.740 But yeah, man, this is just another in the long line of,
01:14:12.060 remember that chart we showed probably a long time ago
01:14:14.180 and we've probably shown it a bunch of times yet,
01:14:15.920 how low-income whites do less violent crime
01:14:19.600 than high-income blacks?
01:14:21.100 We've been really hammering a lot of examples recently.
01:14:24.120 People with good jobs, the post office worker
01:14:26.860 who steals the lottery ticket, this deputy police commissioner making $140 a year, $140.
01:14:35.200 That's like, I'll do anything to keep my job. My son, son, you got to leave the house. You bring
01:14:40.900 some bad vibes in here. It should be the energy. Instead, it's, I'll help you with that. Yeah,
01:14:45.740 I'll help you slam out that gang. So bad. So yeah, just another one of those like, oh yeah,
01:14:51.180 she's a real professional. You know, the funniest part too is these types of women
01:14:56.280 are cited as proof of like how well black people are doing.
01:15:00.520 The deputy police commissioner is black.
01:15:02.180 Didn't you know that?
01:15:03.260 You think she's dumb?
01:15:04.720 You know, like it's kind of almost used as like a got your arm behind your back.
01:15:08.840 And yeah, she's a fucking retarded criminal, right?
01:15:12.360 Exactly.
01:15:13.420 They use that as an example of like why DEI is good.
01:15:16.740 Yes.
01:15:17.040 And then it's like proving our point of like, well, DEI is like probably going to put a
01:15:20.400 criminal in charge of the police.
01:15:21.760 Yeah.
01:15:22.160 Oh, that's racist.
01:15:23.440 There you go.
01:15:24.160 Yep.
01:15:24.720 All right.
01:15:25.140 Next.
01:15:25.500 This is a, this will be a quicker clip, but this is a unique story.
01:15:29.240 It's a very unique story.
01:15:30.640 There was a crash on I-95 that resulted in a brawl right after.
01:15:35.600 An early morning rollover crash in the S-curves, followed by an all-out brawl in the middle of I-95 in Pawtucket.
01:15:42.960 It had to be at least over 50 people.
01:15:44.940 John Gomes came across the chaos around 5.30 on his morning walk, snapping these pictures back on July 10th.
01:15:51.640 When you're thinking of a car accident, you're thinking of these people coming out and helping each other,
01:15:55.540 but then all of a sudden you just see these people dancing and yelling at each other, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:16:00.460 Golems says he went weeks without knowing how it all started.
01:16:03.360 I'm wondering, like, what's going on here? Was it, like, road rage or something?
01:16:06.820 I'm thinking, oh, because of the accident, maybe you're going to stop blaming each other.
01:16:09.780 A police report shows troopers heard calls of car meetups migrating through surrounding cities leading up to the initial crash on 95.
01:16:16.960 These things have become more prevalent.
01:16:18.480 We spoke about the incident with Cranston Police Major Todd Patilano.
01:16:22.080 As a law enforcement officer for over 30 years, if this was to occur on the highway, it's that much more egregious.
01:16:28.600 You have higher speeds. You have much more propensity for serious and tragic accidents.
01:16:35.300 Major Patilano tells us they've...
01:16:36.940 You guys get it. I've never seen anything like that, where a brutal car accident turns into a brawl afterwards.
01:16:42.340 We'll play the brawl video on the background. Here it is.
01:16:45.360 It's just like, I guess they were migrating from a takeover spin out drift thing and there was residual beef and they're fighting in the highway, like on both lanes at five in the morning, right?
01:16:58.320 At five in the morning.
01:16:59.520 Yeah.
01:16:59.960 So your morning commute and it's there last night and they're punching each other and fighting on a what?
01:17:06.480 What's the posted speed limit?
01:17:07.520 65?
01:17:08.200 Yeah.
01:17:08.620 70 mile an hour road.
01:17:10.920 Just levels of retardation.
01:17:12.600 I don't think we've, we've seen yet.
01:17:14.600 I've never seen anything like this.
01:17:15.820 And then people say like, oh, I don't know what could have started this.
01:17:18.720 Was this road rage?
01:17:19.940 Did something happen?
01:17:20.680 It's like, no, these people are just retarded.
01:17:22.120 Yeah.
01:17:22.580 There's not much of an explanation.
01:17:24.240 It's just low IQ, low impulse control.
01:17:27.700 Idiots got behind the wheel of technology they should, their society would never have discovered or made.
01:17:34.200 That's true.
01:17:34.720 And now they're put in a world where they don't know and they don't fit in.
01:17:38.220 I'm going a lot faster than I usually could go.
01:17:40.640 Yeah.
01:17:41.240 All right.
01:17:41.980 Let's move on to our next segment.
01:17:43.500 Rhode Island.
01:17:43.940 Yeah, Rhode Island.
01:17:45.040 I thought we had our nice spots.
01:17:47.860 Rhode Island.
01:17:48.480 Joe Biden.
01:17:49.180 He's a Delaware.
01:17:50.200 Is he Delaware or Rhode Island?
01:17:51.780 He's Delaware.
01:17:52.460 He's Delaware, but then didn't he vacation in Rhode Island?
01:17:54.800 Yeah.
01:17:55.080 At like Hoboth Beach?
01:17:56.280 Is that Rhode Island?
01:17:56.880 Yeah, that's correct.
01:17:58.140 All right, next we have a whole segment here about service worker freakouts, urban decay, service worker freakouts.
01:18:04.620 First, this woman wants the cashier to give her his change.
01:18:08.940 76 cents.
01:18:09.500 Give me my change.
01:18:10.760 Yes, ma'am.
01:18:11.440 It's $11.
01:18:11.880 We will not be back.
01:18:12.800 Give me my change.
01:18:14.040 Yes, ma'am.
01:18:14.880 It's 1176.
01:18:16.140 While you videoing something, get my change.
01:18:18.860 Video whatever you want to video.
01:18:20.940 Give me my damn change, asshole.
01:18:23.200 We will not be back to this restaurant.
01:18:25.700 Do y'all know how many times we have been to this restaurant?
01:18:28.720 And to be insulted by this man about a soda and a cup?
01:18:31.940 We will not be back.
01:18:33.400 Sorry, ma'am.
01:18:33.880 Nobody out of your Facebook or Twitter knows we'll be back.
01:18:36.660 We will not be back in this restaurant.
01:18:38.900 You go crazy about a fucking drink.
01:18:41.860 You go crazy about a fucking drink, she yells across the whole room.
01:18:46.440 Yeah.
01:18:47.640 You go crazy about a fucking drink.
01:18:49.760 And so obviously you're waiting.
01:18:51.760 You don't know what the confrontation was about, and you're waiting,
01:18:54.420 and then she lets it slip.
01:18:55.920 You're worried about soda and cups.
01:18:57.180 So I'm assuming one person got the unlimited refills,
01:19:00.200 poured it into a child's cup to avoid paying for the appropriate amount of stuff that they ate.
01:19:05.260 And it must be music to the workers' ears that I'm never coming back.
01:19:09.260 Have a nice day.
01:19:09.780 The big, loud, stealing bitch is never coming back to my restaurant.
01:19:13.380 My family's not coming back either.
01:19:15.000 Oh, no.
01:19:15.540 What a loss on all those zeroed out tip lines with just the slash through it.
01:19:19.960 And I was going to point out the absurd head angle this woman has, but I don't know.
01:19:24.820 That could be wrong to judge that.
01:19:27.840 Yeah.
01:19:28.360 She got that flat top with not much brain.
01:19:32.360 Prefrontal cortex, they call it.
01:19:33.540 Yeah, yeah.
01:19:34.420 Yeah, there's not much there, but that would be insulting for us to bring that up.
01:19:37.820 Assaulting to comment on that.
01:19:39.360 But, yeah, I love the freaking out, and then you're like, this man assaulted me.
01:19:46.540 You could yell anything you want, but you still yell stuff that lets the restaurant know, oh, she was stealing.
01:19:52.460 Okay, back to my omelet, right?
01:19:55.040 Yeah.
01:19:56.000 All right, our next clip is from Red Lobster, and this woman is pretty rude to the waitress.
01:20:04.180 I want the shrimp afraid to wear extra shrimps.
01:20:06.860 Can they put the gemmo shrimps in my shrimp afredo?
01:20:09.900 Like the grilled shrimp?
01:20:11.840 No, the regular shrimp.
01:20:14.600 Yeah, it comes with shrimp.
01:20:16.180 I know, baby, I eat here all the time.
01:20:17.980 But I'm talking about can they put some extra shrimp in it?
01:20:20.460 That's what I'm asking you.
01:20:21.340 Yeah, I can add extra shrimp.
01:20:22.580 Okay, add extra shrimp, baby.
01:20:24.120 All right.
01:20:24.600 Okay, and give me, I got shrimp afredo, I got my scapegoat shrimp, good and hot.
01:20:31.000 Okay, I get one more side, right?
01:20:32.740 Yes, ma'am.
01:20:33.580 Okay, give me.
01:20:36.860 Okay, Harry.
01:20:38.820 Hello?
01:20:39.900 Go ahead and order.
01:20:40.660 Take her while I'm talking to Uncle Harry.
01:20:43.760 Security!
01:20:45.520 Get this lady out.
01:20:46.860 I just don't generally like her.
01:20:48.840 Get her out.
01:20:50.000 But when she gets that extra shrimp added,
01:20:52.720 and then it comes time for the bill,
01:20:54.860 and then there's the extra shrimp additional charge,
01:20:57.780 that might be the justification for no tip.
01:21:00.120 Yeah.
01:21:00.920 There's always going to be something.
01:21:02.240 This table's a little sticky.
01:21:03.460 This table's too tall.
01:21:04.440 This table's too tight to me.
01:21:06.000 No tip.
01:21:07.480 Not one please, not one thank you.
01:21:10.140 And it goes from jumbo shrimp to extra shrimp.
01:21:13.200 Yeah, like that's what I said.
01:21:14.600 It's just abrasive, weird shit, man.
01:21:17.400 And like you get a little room if you're kind of like an elderly person who's kind of losing it.
01:21:21.620 But that's not what this was.
01:21:23.300 Yeah.
01:21:23.620 This was just a big, loud, shrimp-eating bitch.
01:21:26.960 With no tip at the end.
01:21:29.460 All right, our last clip of Urban Decay is what we're calling a Walmart love story.
01:21:34.500 Yeah, and you'll see why. This woman is confronted after shoplifting and wrestled, and we'll see where the love story part comes in.
01:21:45.940 I told you.
01:21:52.180 Stop. Stop.
01:21:57.380 You're gonna fuck yourself real?
01:22:00.440 So that's a real police officer.
01:22:02.900 Stop.
01:22:03.460 There's a few other security guards standing by.
01:22:20.460 And she hasn't given up. She's just biding her time at this point.
01:22:24.460 This nigga on top of me. Come here right now. This nigga's on top of me.
01:22:29.140 Come here right motherfucking now. Come here right motherfucking now.
01:22:32.100 She's on speakerphone.
01:22:33.440 Get his big ass off of me.
01:22:35.640 Get off of me. I don't believe it. Get off of me.
01:22:39.060 Get off of me. Get off of me.
01:22:42.180 Get off of me. Get off of me.
01:22:45.280 There's the modern love story part.
01:22:50.040 Five verse one.
01:22:51.960 Against all odds, he risked his own safety in life
01:22:55.120 to come defend his baby mama, stealing from the Walmart.
01:22:58.580 Yeah, he rides for his girl.
01:23:01.020 You see it?
01:23:01.520 Six on one, or whatever the number is.
01:23:04.960 Reckless abandon.
01:23:07.060 You know, obviously for us, it's Urban Decay.
01:23:09.320 It's another, you know, black people moment.
01:23:11.680 But for them, maybe this is the most romantic thing possible.
01:23:14.700 Against all odds, five cops, one man, lunging.
01:23:19.280 I don't know.
01:23:19.920 It's a hood love story.
01:23:21.020 It is a hood love story if you look at it and you think of it from our point of view.
01:23:24.900 Yeah.
01:23:25.320 Like if you're going to go punch five cops for a girl as us.
01:23:30.020 But when you look at it from Urban Decay point of view, he's just thinking in the moment.
01:23:35.320 Yeah, it was impulsive.
01:23:36.320 It wasn't a thought out, I love this girl so much, and she's outnumbered.
01:23:39.060 It was just go, go, do it, do it, do it.
01:23:41.080 Let go of my girl.
01:23:41.900 Let go of my girl.
01:23:42.780 Let go of my girl.
01:23:43.840 I'm going to assault these police officers, and I might face some repercussions afterwards,
01:23:48.700 but it's worth defending my woman.
01:23:50.200 And it was like, oh, shit, going down now.
01:23:54.200 Yeah, it's not Jacob Elordi in that Margot Robbie love story
01:23:59.620 where they speak in high English and say, I'll love you forever.
01:24:02.980 It's just a chip.
01:24:04.380 Oh, yeah, unfortunate.
01:24:05.920 All right, well, that's the end of Urban Decay.
01:24:07.860 Don't get too down or too depressed.
01:24:09.680 Moving on to Uplifting Gold.
01:24:11.220 And there's uplifting stuff today.
01:24:13.340 Our first clip is some seasoning of a casket at a funeral.
01:24:20.200 With some champagne or rosé or something.
01:24:22.600 Got the light pink casket.
01:24:25.100 And you got the stud in the pink on pink vest and pant combo.
01:24:30.320 What's up with that?
01:24:31.180 The studs, a lot of times you see them just wearing the vest.
01:24:34.120 They don't go for the jacket over the vest.
01:24:36.140 It squares them up.
01:24:37.240 Yeah, I got it.
01:24:38.020 It squares them up.
01:24:38.760 I get that.
01:24:39.620 And this, to me, is just a natural, like, elevation.
01:24:42.680 Like, we've seen people with the caskets with the wraps on them and all that.
01:24:46.960 We've seen pouring out the stuff on the grave.
01:24:50.200 So this is just a natural evolution.
01:24:51.600 I'm surprised we haven't seen this sooner.
01:24:53.260 Yeah.
01:24:53.860 So rest in peace and God bless.
01:24:57.100 Sure.
01:24:57.700 Beautiful, beautiful ceremony.
01:24:59.400 Yeah.
01:25:00.080 All right.
01:25:00.660 Next, there's like an adult flag football league,
01:25:02.980 and one of the players is using the N-word loosely to the ref,
01:25:06.080 and then this is what the ref comes back and says.
01:25:08.900 I still caught it.
01:25:09.880 I am not your nigger.
01:25:11.180 Don't say nigger, bro.
01:25:12.380 Yo, what's the fuck is going with you, bro?
01:25:14.720 Nah, bro.
01:25:15.560 This nigga just said he's not my nigger, bro.
01:25:17.400 Yeah, but he didn't mean that because you said that.
01:25:18.700 You said that.
01:25:19.120 It was a quick clip, but I thought it was funny to show the ref who doesn't give a fuck, which I respect, even at the risk of losing his job or whatever.
01:25:28.840 And then the double standard of like you said it to him and then he says what you said to him back to you.
01:25:34.100 And it's like, oh, shit, we got a problem.
01:25:36.640 Yeah.
01:25:37.480 Aren't we tired of it?
01:25:38.520 Very low IQ.
01:25:39.460 Very low IQ.
01:25:40.120 All right.
01:25:40.800 Next, we have a door to door salesman and it gets pretty political.
01:25:47.080 We're just helping out a couple of families spray for the bugs tomorrow.
01:25:50.940 Can you spray Donald Trump?
01:25:55.860 I'd be the one.
01:25:58.120 I can try.
01:25:59.780 You beat the crown of hair up.
01:26:01.840 You can get rid of him.
01:26:02.920 I know.
01:26:04.300 I know.
01:26:05.700 Yeah.
01:26:06.440 I feel like that's one of my characters.
01:26:08.960 Yeah.
01:26:09.280 Hooting and hollering.
01:26:10.100 You know, you got to sometimes hooting and hollering.
01:26:13.460 Who hoots and hollers?
01:26:14.860 Him.
01:26:15.700 He's carrying the torch.
01:26:17.440 That's like one of my henchman maxing characters, I think.
01:26:21.460 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:26:22.280 I get that.
01:26:23.660 Like, that's my shit.
01:26:26.060 People who laugh at their own jokes, you know, they're annoying people.
01:26:29.040 But they are having fun.
01:26:30.820 Yeah, that's true.
01:26:32.440 All right, next we have a neck trumpet guy.
01:26:41.080 That's got to be something medical, right?
01:26:42.780 I think it's just where the air goes.
01:26:46.440 I've seen a lot of trumpet players.
01:26:48.040 Nobody got the neck like that.
01:26:50.600 It's esophagus.
01:26:53.040 All right, so there's a hole somewhere in his neck, and that's it.
01:26:56.420 But it helps him.
01:26:57.380 Yeah, sure.
01:26:58.480 All right, our last clip of the show is our Pure Americana clip of the week.
01:27:02.520 Some urban individuals try to rob this old man with a walker,
01:27:06.100 and they get confronted, and he stops.
01:27:09.780 Good Samaritan.
01:27:10.680 So this is in Tucson, Arizona.
01:27:14.540 And the guy with the dark skin assaults the elderly man, tries to steal.
01:27:20.260 And the boys come up.
01:27:23.920 Possible Latinos come up and say, stop messing with them.
01:27:28.980 And it's uplifting because the guy is okay and they helped him up or whatever.
01:27:33.540 But they could have beat the shit out of that guy a lot more in Arizona.
01:27:37.380 You get a free stomp out.
01:27:38.480 How many times do you get a free stomp out?
01:27:40.320 I don't think I've ever had one.
01:27:41.560 And those people were probably itching for a stomp out.
01:27:43.380 I know those kind of guys.
01:27:44.140 Yeah.
01:27:44.340 And I'm not looking, I'm not saying, oh, I wish this would happen near me so I can go
01:27:48.000 fuck someone up because then you're wishing that an old man gets robbed.
01:27:51.800 Yeah.
01:27:52.020 Monkey paw thing.
01:27:52.880 You got a monkey paw, but there was an opportunity to go over and clean, knock someone out and
01:28:00.420 they didn't take it.
01:28:01.200 So it's not that uplifting for sure.
01:28:03.420 All right.
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01:33:29.960 Words are just words until action actually starts.
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01:33:39.460 I don't give a fuck! Who are you talking to? Who are you talking to? Get the fuck away from my car!
01:33:46.680 I ain't your slave.