Fleccas Talks Podcast - JUNETEENTH MAYHEM

00:00:00.000 All right. Welcome back to Flackers Talks the Podcast, episode 87. Today on the show,

00:00:05.020 Spirit Airlines behavior is back just in time for summer. Then we have a Juneteenth recap that will

00:00:11.660 probably not surprise you. Then after that, we get a sneak peek into an anti-patriarchy household.

00:00:17.880 You're not going to want to miss that. That submarine is gone. And last but not least,

00:00:21.980 this poor little girl gets asked, would you want to have a dad instead of two moms?

00:00:25.940 And her answer will break your heart. All this and more. It's Flackers Talks the Podcast,

00:00:30.480 episode 87. Ranked the best new podcast of all time.

00:00:35.920 Because words are just words until action actually starts. And actions speak louder than words.

00:00:41.260 But at the same time, words speak louder than words because sometimes it's the right thing to do.

00:00:46.600 Very cool. Very cool. Very cool.

00:00:50.560 Flackers Talks the Podcast, featuring Richard.

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00:02:00.700 Go there today. Download the app. Now let's get into housekeeping.

00:02:04.280 All right. Thank you to the sponsors. We have a really important housekeeping this week.

00:02:09.120 Okay. How many pages? Two, but they are packed. Okay. First things first, obviously the most

00:02:16.880 important story of the day, the thing everyone's talking about, Sam Smith jumping off of the stage.

00:02:23.200 It actually wasn't him. Really? Who was it? Just some other fat guy. I almost said some other fat

00:02:29.820 fuck. Yeah. But I, you know, they don't want to curse so early in the show, but I guess we will.

00:02:34.760 So this is not Sam Smith jumping off, but that is a lot what it would look like, but that's exactly

00:02:40.280 what it would look like. It's a, it's called an absolute one for one replica. Yeah. Yeah. So

00:02:44.960 the next biggest story after that is that submarines gone. Yeah. Yeah. Submarines gone. And you know,

00:02:51.280 you've been inundated with takes memes, whatever, by this point, submarines gone. Submarines gone.

00:02:57.200 They say it. They say people are knocking. I think it's gone. It's exploded. But the one thing,

00:03:02.280 what are you going to say about this? Cause the one thing that's popped out to me is how much

00:03:05.580 people hated and wanted billionaires to suffocate in the dark. Yeah. 200, you know, whatever under

00:03:11.680 the sea. Yeah. It's like, yeah, that guy's just a dad. What are you talking about? Like he made a

00:03:16.460 billion dollars doing like an industrial thing. It's not like he's some evil genius, no matter what.

00:03:21.480 And he has that spirit in him of like exploring uncharted lands and discovering new things. So I can

00:03:27.380 respect that. Of course. But then my take is just submarine went down, gone, get a new one gone

00:03:33.360 again. Probably no. Yeah. Uh, and in hindsight, in hindsight, it looks really bad for those people

00:03:39.100 with a video game controller, all the bolts from the outside, but what'd you expect? It's

00:03:43.520 unprecedented depths. I saw that guy ratcheting the bolts with just a hand tool and it didn't even go

00:03:49.140 that tight. Yeah. He had like another, he was doing it with like another wrench on the other side.

00:03:53.140 It's like, dog, 6,000, whatever pressure. Yeah. Like you think that's not going to blow out?

00:03:58.900 You used your hand. You didn't even go all the way. Yeah. But yeah, I mean the, the general theme

00:04:03.520 is like, I'm not surprised the crazy dangerous submarine is missing, but also to condemn these

00:04:10.280 people for a having money and B being adventurous. It's like, what do you guys do? It's, it's the meme

00:04:15.260 of like the, Oh, you should punch him. Like the fat guy on a couch Monday morning quarterbacking.

00:04:21.000 Yeah. It's like, all right. Yeah. Oh, it was a stupid idea, but they had other successful

00:04:24.980 missions and stuff. So, and it could be aliens. Uh, yeah. Yeah. You keep saying that to me

00:04:31.180 and you keep bringing it up with no justification. The whole world is focused on this one thing.

00:04:36.520 I was thinking it could have been like when the world gets focused on me too. Like that. So

00:04:40.140 yeah. And it could have been a publicity thing too. It's like, Hey, we want everyone to talk

00:04:43.700 about this Titanic thing. We're about to discover what do we do? Oh, we'll just go silent. And then

00:04:48.300 in the last second we'll come out and then everyone will know. Yeah, for sure. So, but

00:04:52.400 I mean, that's just the, like the best upside ever that could be. Yeah. But my, my main thing

00:04:58.480 is miserable people really want to see billionaires suffocate to death because I don't know, you're

00:05:03.720 poor. Yeah. What's the angle there? It's like miserable people just chirping with each other

00:05:08.320 online. And a lot of miserable people too. Mimetic systems made this point. They, they forget

00:05:13.200 that billionaires made the money. Like they did something, they created something or they

00:05:18.600 dominated an industry or like they progressed something and sold a new product and made billion

00:05:24.280 dollars. It's not just like, Oh, that was there. It showed up in my account on Monday morning.

00:05:29.840 They, they got lucky, you know? So people are really mad and they're showing their true colors.

00:05:34.480 They're mad at the billionaires. We have to keep going. Okay. You know, we're getting behind.

00:05:39.060 That's fair. Um, we are off next week. We are going on vacation. Well, I'm, I'm going

00:05:44.360 on vacation. Rap was not, but we are off from the show next week. Uh, so we are going to

00:05:49.980 be releasing bonus land today simultaneously with this episode. So if you want an extra

00:05:53.920 30 minutes of bonus land, fuck is talks.com is the website. And then next Friday, instead

00:05:59.220 of the show, there's going to be a bonus land Q and a that's almost like an hour long rap

00:06:04.860 boy. And I shot it last night questions from the audience. And it was so funny. It was

00:06:09.680 my favorite bonus land thing we ever shot. That's coming out next Friday instead of the

00:06:13.820 podcast behind the fleckistalks.com paywall. Yep. So sign up today, get that content next

00:06:20.080 week. So you're not missing out on any fleckist stuff. I am going on a vacation. So I ordered

00:06:25.840 a book. Yeah. How'd that go bad? You know how we talk about last week, how I don't really

00:06:31.880 look too much into the things I order online and I kind of just rip it. You're looking at

00:06:36.160 the guy who orders like a double XL shirt, but it's made in Japan. So it really fits like

00:06:40.980 a large, like he, he buys the cast iron skillet. It's gigantic. He didn't even look at the size.

00:06:46.360 It was this big. He throws out things that are like brand new because of tags on it. Yeah.

00:06:50.560 Because of misordering. So, so I, I tend to misorder. I just kind of rip it. I shoot from

00:06:56.560 the hip. It's impulsive. Impulsive is another word for it. So I was like, Oh, I'm going on vacation.

00:07:02.460 What do you do on vacation? You read a book? You read a book. Read a book. I'm going to

00:07:06.200 sit outside. I'm going to read a book. I'm like, Oh, read a book. I haven't read a book

00:07:10.380 in a while, you know? And I'm like, who am I going to read a book about? Andre Agassi.

00:07:14.860 There's a guy from my childhood who I really liked. And I used to be, here's a picture.

00:07:18.360 I used to be Andre Agassi for Halloween every year. So I was like, cool. I'll get the Andre

00:07:23.320 Agassi open book. Biography. And I've heard that's a good book. I'm sure it's great. He used

00:07:29.460 to do meth. Him versus Pete Sampras. Yeah. And then I get the book and I open

00:07:35.020 it. It's in Spanish. So stupid. You're such an idiot. To be fair. I didn't even

00:07:44.900 know they made books in Spanish. Do-do-do. I, you know, so I got the book and now it's

00:07:52.080 all in Spanish. My problem with it, hold that up again. If it's in Spanish, it should

00:07:56.600 be abierto, not open. That's what I thought. Abierto. I saw Andre Agassi open. Boom. Buy

00:08:03.120 it. 15 bucks. It's in Spanish. Yeah. You weren't going to read it anyway. So yeah. So I had to

00:08:08.900 order another one. Yep. And I am going to read it. All right. We have to get through doppelgangers.

00:08:12.540 We don't really do doppelgangers anymore, but if we did, these would be rat boys for

00:08:17.500 this week. Okay. Um, the YouTube guy that looks just like you, we're going to go quick

00:08:23.380 through these. Okay. YouTube guy. Yeah. I see him. Um, big beard, but there's you, there's

00:08:27.800 like a weaker, that's like your cousin, genetic weak, weaker version. Yeah. Your cousin who

00:08:33.200 didn't, who played the video games. You play the sports. Okay. All right. Next there's you.

00:08:38.480 This guy's doing a demonstration about screens, how to put a new screen in. That's

00:08:43.240 you. Good. He does something nice. He's got a nice product. He's got a job. He's

00:08:46.760 like one of those guys. Sham. Wow. Yep. He has his little bits, you know, he's got his

00:08:50.360 little routine. That's good. Yep. Um, and then this last one is a cop. Yeah. That's

00:08:56.520 you. That was sent in. You didn't send it, but somebody sent it to me and I, I pulled

00:09:01.120 it out. Yeah. So not that one. And then there's this other last one of this guy with all the

00:09:04.880 Diet Cokes. One day of Diet Cokes. One day of Diet Cokes. So there's like a Diet Coke

00:09:11.380 addict who looks just like you. Wow. Do you have any for me? No, I thought we weren't

00:09:16.840 doing doppelgangers anymore. We just say that. We just say that because people get annoyed

00:09:23.580 by him, but we still do them every week. Honestly, uh, I had a lot sent to me, uh, just not a lot

00:09:29.200 up to par. Yeah. People are getting not lazy, but it's, it's like, yeah, if you squint

00:09:34.540 maybe, but I'm not, I'm only bringing diamonds in now. Yeah. Me too. Me too. And that's why

00:09:40.080 we don't do doppelgangers anymore. Okay. We're moving on. Sam Smith guy who, who dove in the

00:09:44.480 crowd. That could be, we can move that to doppelgangers really quick. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

00:09:48.260 Good one. All right. All right. All right. Is everyone ready for the next section? Yeah. We're

00:09:54.420 still in housekeeping. Yeah. Everyone has been sending in their Arnold Palmer summers.

00:09:58.900 Yep. It's fantastic. It's going really well. Arnold Palmer is the official drink of summer.

00:10:04.320 60% unsweetened iced tea, 40% lemonade. Boom. Everyone's happy. Everyone's sending it in

00:10:11.220 the most refreshing drink. Great drink for summer. Keep that going. We now also are going to announce

00:10:17.220 the sandwich of the summer. Now in the beginning, I was thinking egg salad on white, but then Richard

00:10:23.260 Rap Boy said, I can't co-sign egg salad. Yeah. RRB won't co-sign egg salad, a sandwich of the

00:10:28.680 summer. Puts me in a tough spot. And then I was like, all right, maybe Bon Mi's. Those are good.

00:10:32.800 Those are refreshing. We had a little bit of a Bon Mi phase, you know, riding the bikes, get the

00:10:36.500 Bon Mi's, but I ate so many Bon Mi's that it's blown out. I blew it out. Can't do it. And then I was

00:10:43.600 thinking the Cuban sandwich, that's pretty good. But then one time I in St. Pete, I had a Cuban sandwich

00:10:48.540 and it had little hairs in it. Disgusting. So I'm never going to order a Cuban sandwich. I can't

00:10:52.580 participate in my own thing. Cuban sandwiches are out. So the official sandwich of summer

00:10:57.400 is here. Drum roll in post, please. The BLT. Fair. BLT. It's an American classic. You may be

00:11:06.520 asking, can you add avocado? BLAT? No. Okay. Just BLT. No avocado. Just BLT. BLT. Arnold Palmer.

00:11:15.240 Outside. Grass. Summer. Hot. Pool. Beach. Bam. Fries? Sandwich of summer. He didn't get fries.

00:11:21.680 Chips? Chips. Whatever. Okay. It's not about the sandwich of summer is all I care about. Okay.

00:11:27.160 All right. Cool. So make sure you guys tag me in those. I'll be reposting. No avocado though. Don't

00:11:33.140 let me catch you with avocado. All right. Moving on. Sandwich of summer and the drink of summer

00:11:37.900 is now official. That being said, we need to start thinking about the fall. I'm seeing a lot

00:11:43.340 of compelling material for Zoot Suit Fall. See here, people dancing in the background in

00:11:49.680 their Zoot Suits. I used to have one in high school. They're very cool. We all know how

00:11:55.260 cool Jim Carrey, when he put the mask on, was in that movie. Yeah. You know? So I'm telling

00:12:01.340 everyone now, Zoot Suit Fall is inbound. Plan ahead. Okay. We also have a rock stacking update.

00:12:07.680 I'm getting a lot of people sending me videos of them kicking the rocks over. It's summer.

00:12:11.300 People are out at state parks, national parks. Kicking those hippie rock stacks over. That's

00:12:16.220 great. Keep up that rock stack destruction. We have one playing here. I get tons of these.

00:12:21.440 Keep sending me these. But I will say this. Someone sent me this video of this woman making

00:12:26.520 a cat face out of rocks. That is not the same. That actually takes talent. It takes no talent

00:12:32.580 to stack the rocks up. That's stupid. People wear Birkenstocks and do that. Yeah. This

00:12:37.500 is actually talent. So don't destroy that kind of stuff if you guys see it.

00:12:42.620 They call this impermanent art. Yeah. So that kind of stuff is actually cool. All right. Moving on.

00:12:48.280 As always, we are going to try to name things whenever there's a contest to name certain

00:12:53.840 things. We've done the boat. We've done the garbage truck. Now there is a new one. It's in Las Vegas.

00:13:00.680 It's name this showgirl. Like a showgirl whatever. What's it called? A showgirl sign. Yeah. Like

00:13:07.920 light sign. It's a mascot. Whatever. A mascot. So I'm getting desperate. I just want one of these

00:13:13.680 to hit so bad. So I'm just trying to hit a single here, guys. I have the link in the description for

00:13:19.140 that naming mascot thing. Let's name it Roberta. Yes. Short for Rob Smith or even Roberta Smith.

00:13:26.680 I just want one of these to hit. It's getting desperate. It's not even a good one. I know.

00:13:32.200 But you're getting pathetic. I'm getting pathetic. But we're going to get one of these. It's

00:13:35.820 going to feel good. So it'll still be squirts. But it's we're getting more and more desperate

00:13:41.140 by the week. All right. I do have to make an announcement about behind the scenes stuff.

00:13:46.080 This is housekeeping. This is where this kind of stuff comes out. We are in talks with Tran

00:13:51.560 Ma Dong. There is a Asian man who sings songs. Can we let that one song rip?

00:14:03.140 All right. So we're in talks with that guy. We're negotiating a deal, a two song shout out deal.

00:14:29.280 So let us know what songs you think you'd want him to sing. It would be fun. I think

00:14:34.760 like Elvis would be a good one. Stuff like that. Iconic stuff. I kind of wanted him to

00:14:39.740 do Dire Straits, Money for Nothing, just so he maybe accidentally says the F-A-G-G-O-T

00:14:44.940 word. Oh, full spell out right there. I don't know. You do it. Yeah. That would be actually

00:14:50.120 funny. But this is the that little with the earring and the makeup in a nice Vietnamese accent.

00:14:56.560 Yeah. That could be special. That's something that doesn't exist. So that's what I'm working

00:15:00.380 towards. We're making a deal happen there. Foreign people singing American songs that are

00:15:07.000 iconic without reverence. Yeah. Is my favorite music genre. All right. So we were done with

00:15:12.540 that. A lot of these announcements are done. Let's see. Where are we? You're cruising through

00:15:18.240 this housekeeping. Yeah. Yeah. You know how when the Wi-Fi gets messed up, you're supposed to unplug

00:15:22.900 the router for 10 seconds and plug it back in? Yeah. I don't wait the 10 seconds. I just boom,

00:15:28.060 boom. Yeah. I don't think there's a connection that goes, oh, there it is again. Same old

00:15:31.940 connection. Keep doing what I was doing a second ago. It's like, nah, you were powered off. You're

00:15:35.880 done. You're a robot. You got fully shut down. All right. Next. I agree with you. Thank you.

00:15:40.260 That's like the one thing I agree with you this housekeeping so far. What about BLT? I'm kidding.

00:15:44.720 I'm kidding. You like BLTs. I love BLTs. Yeah. Really stack up the bacon, guys. All right. Second page of

00:15:51.000 housekeeping. Final page of housekeeping. This is very important stuff. We're almost in the

00:15:54.280 show. This isn't the show yet. The house covered in crickets. I swear it's just getting worse and

00:15:59.680 worse. It is disgusting there. This is why you need a cat. Everywhere. Oh my. That's so gross. How

00:16:11.880 would you like to get rid of those? I've seen those bug salt shotguns, you know, where the salt actually

00:16:19.380 kills them at like a terminal speed and they go, boom. I'd probably do one of those. Light

00:16:23.540 them up. Yeah. Feel like a movie. It's like shooting fish in a barrel. I don't think it

00:16:28.360 would work, but. Yeah. They have like exoskeletons. Oh, wow. Big word. Wow. You probably read

00:16:34.720 that in the Spanish book. Exoskeletons. Exoskeletons. I would do a shot back. Yeah. Imagine going on

00:16:42.420 that wall and going. That would feel good. Yeah. I feel good sucking all those up. Yeah.

00:16:48.680 All right. That was all I had for that. OK. Quick note. Hunter Biden's been in the news

00:16:54.340 lately. Yeah. He's getting in trouble. He took a plea. Right. He took a plea deal. I see some

00:16:59.180 people are cheering for it. You know, obviously, I don't like Hunter Biden, but here's what

00:17:03.260 we don't want to do. We don't want to cheer Hunter Biden getting in trouble for like gun

00:17:08.820 paperwork. Ticky tack gun law paperwork. Ticky tack gun law paperwork shit. It's like, you

00:17:15.040 know, let's respect our rats. The rats are veterans. Yeah. Fought for. You should be able

00:17:20.800 to get a gun anytime, anywhere in any sober status for free. Yeah. Federally subsidized.

00:17:29.220 So if we're cheering on, it's like we're almost cheering our own demise of like, yeah, be extra

00:17:33.820 strict with that gun paperwork. You should be able to get a gun for free anywhere. Yeah,

00:17:37.520 for sure. But, you know, it is fair that unequal application of said law, you know, obviously

00:17:44.260 we're going to. Of course, that was more of a bit. Yeah, I get it. I get it. Anytime, anywhere

00:17:48.540 for free. That's a crazy statement. I know. All right. Moving on. Special Olympics has betting

00:17:53.140 now. I'm not telling anyone what to do, but that could be good action. Yeah. For the first

00:17:58.540 time in the 55 year history of the Special Olympic World Games, fans and viewers will

00:18:02.740 be able to wager. I really think the favorites in the Special Olympics are probably going to

00:18:08.240 win. Yeah. Every time. Yeah. Because there's different degrees of special. There's a guy

00:18:14.420 who's pretty much a genetic freak who just doesn't really talk or think that good. And

00:18:18.280 he still runs the hundred meter pretty quick. Right. Yeah. And then there's the ones at the

00:18:22.540 other end of the spectrum who are extra special who are never going to win in the first place.

00:18:27.840 Yeah. It's like you don't have you don't really have a chance. So there's I bet there's winners

00:18:32.740 and then the winners are probably the winners every time. Yeah. I don't anticipate getting

00:18:37.760 any good odds or good deals on these special. And the worst your odds are, you might think

00:18:42.360 like, oh, I bet a dollar and I win 10 grand. But it's like that dollar ain't running.

00:18:46.440 That guy. He's getting helped across the finish line. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let's not get too far

00:18:53.260 into it. Graphic. All right. Moving on. We're running behind a little bit, so I can't really

00:18:57.880 explain this all the way. But Sasquatches can disguise themselves very well. You could see

00:19:03.320 a Sasquatch on a thermal cam walking around the woods and it's a Sasquatch walking around

00:19:08.700 and then you turn the thermal off and it's a deer. Can you go a little deeper? Can you explain

00:19:15.220 that a little bit more? So you see the Sasquatch thermal and then you look up. It's a deer.

00:19:23.400 I can't. Any more? Anything? No. We have to kind of finish this housekeeping, but the Sasquatches

00:19:29.520 are real, but they just keep the portals closed down. And then the dinosaur skeletons, oh, dinosaurs.

00:19:34.720 What do they have these stupid arms for? That's weird. Oh, they have stupid arms. Those were

00:19:38.840 wing arms. Those are the dragons. And then magnets also. Space alien metals. We keep forgetting

00:19:46.760 that magnets are like space magic. You guys can't. Don't forget magnets ain't nothing.

00:19:52.060 Magnets is like how most of them do all their shit. We can't go too deep in that because we

00:20:00.920 have to. Yeah. I bet you can't. I bet you can't go too deep. We are done with housekeeping. We have

00:20:08.000 a final shout out from housekeeping. Shout out to Margo and Nate who are getting married tomorrow.

00:20:14.820 They are show watchers. They're a nice straight couple. No one's pansexual. No one's a demi boy

00:20:20.560 or whatever that is. Straight marriage month. Guy and a girl getting married in June. Lovely time of

00:20:26.780 year. Congrats. We love you guys. And then Margo, don't forget just because it's your wedding doesn't

00:20:32.600 mean you could be a terrorist. Everyone wants to be here and have fun and they're trying to help you

00:20:37.160 and it is your day, but don't need to act like a crazy person. Can't hold people hostage. Yeah, for real.

00:20:43.220 All right, moving on. Let's get into cringe of the week. All right. Before we get into cringe of the

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00:21:55.520 All right, let's get into Cringe of the Week.

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00:22:04.220 our first clip of Cringe of the Week non-trans section is the rollerblader crash. This will

00:22:09.980 actually be kind of an express. Wow, this looks fun. Everyone seems to be proficient in rollerblading.

00:22:21.380 No weak links here. Yeah. This is safe to do. As long as everyone can just stay up. Oh my gosh.

00:22:28.120 Oh my gosh. It's actually not that bad if you aren't the first one down. Yeah. If you land on

00:22:38.520 the pile, it's just landing on like a soft whatever. Yeah. You get cushioned. No big deal.

00:22:43.800 Yeah. So all those people fell down. Next clip. Great. All right. The girl who's recovering from

00:22:50.720 binge eating. When I eat a day and binge eating recovery. So for breakfast, I had too many bagels,

00:22:56.340 one with cream cheese and jam and one with bacon and cheese and a cutie like little orange and

00:23:01.840 water. Rose and 94 got donuts, but I didn't have any because I'm trying to be better. I'm not saying

00:23:07.640 you can never have a donut. Pause real quick. You could say never have a donut. Yeah. That would

00:23:13.380 be sound advice. Yeah. You can find other ways to get. 9 a.m. You're having a donut? What kind of day

00:23:19.020 are you going to have? Yeah. Also, that whole meal was like a, that's like half your calories for the

00:23:23.720 whole day. Yeah. It's two sandwiches smothered. All right. And then you have lunch. It's like,

00:23:27.520 this person's having like, you know, if you want to lose weight, you just have one meal a day and

00:23:31.760 it's a calorie deficit meal. So it's like 1500 calories, maybe a thousand calories. And then

00:23:37.620 that's it. Yeah. All these are like full meals with sides and shit. All right. For lunch.

00:23:42.720 For lunch, I had a hot dog with ketchup, mustard, relish, and some mac and cheese and a Sprite. And

00:23:48.860 this is what the girls had for lunch. So I just copied them. And then for dinner, I had an orange

00:23:53.800 soda and then this honey barbecue chicken melt from Friendly's and waffle fries. It's literally

00:23:58.920 my favorite meal ever. And for dessert, I had a small ice cream, which I know might be normal for

00:24:03.260 some people, but whenever I get cold stone, I always have to get the biggest size. But today I

00:24:07.800 got a small. So I feel like when I'm ordering for delivery, I. So all this process crap, just a ton of

00:24:14.340 food and like, uh, yeah. Hot dog. Yeah. For lunch, I had the amalgam of pig slop in the

00:24:20.840 bread with the Mac and cheese with zero nutritional value. Cheese flavored chemicals for dinner. I had

00:24:25.680 fast food with waffle fries. Yeah. And every single meal has a soda. Yeah. And it's like,

00:24:31.980 Oh, I'm recovering from binge eating. Instead of eating it all at once, I just eat it throughout

00:24:35.400 the whole day. It's still the same thing. Here's my day of not recovering from binge eating

00:24:40.480 is what it should say. No real food and it's labeled a recovery. So what do you think it is

00:24:45.600 with someone like this? Do they genuinely not know anything about nutrition? Like, is it that hard

00:24:50.740 to like go, Oh, I'll eat eggs? I think they're, it's like almost like a victim status where like

00:24:57.680 they have like a mental thing where they think like they're not wrong for being so big and it's

00:25:03.020 not, they didn't get themselves so fat. Yeah. So it just happened to them. Yeah. So I'm recovering

00:25:07.940 from binge eating. You have to spread this out. It's like, you're still drinking Sprite

00:25:11.440 and orange soda and a hot dog and Mac and cheese. So it's like, you're, you know, say they're not

00:25:16.680 like, Hey, I need to eat a thousand calorie deficit every day for like a month and I'll

00:25:22.440 lose 40 pounds. It's not like that. It's like, how can I do, how can I eat what I've been eating

00:25:28.540 in a healthier way? And it's like, it's like a jumbo shrimp. It's like a catch 20. It's like

00:25:33.040 a catch 22. Yeah. Opposite thing. It doesn't make any sense. Yeah. Um, and this girl was

00:25:37.800 getting dragged online. Um, which yeah, I guess you shouldn't post it if you're a, if

00:25:43.540 you're a big girl still eating big girl meals and calling that your recovery. So I don't

00:25:48.680 know, man, it feels like there's a lot more people like this out there who have no idea

00:25:52.720 how bad shit is for them. And it's like, dude, soda. Everybody knows like you saw the diet

00:25:59.200 Coke doppelganger. That guy, at least it's zero calories. Imagine if those were all calories

00:26:04.040 that were 400 pounds. Exactly. I saw that girl too, post one about what she was eating

00:26:09.260 on an airplane. It was like this, she had like this thing of all these foods. It was

00:26:14.460 like a full meal, like Tupperware type of thing, but it's like, can't you just not eat

00:26:19.360 for the three hour flight? Yeah. You need to eat. Yeah. Even if it's a cross country and

00:26:24.540 you're going from California to New York, it's like you need to pull out the fucking

00:26:29.000 Thanksgiving. Yeah. Um, and you know what? We've actually talked about this with us,

00:26:32.980 uh, losing weight and like trying to eat healthier and stuff. It's like you had a great run. This

00:26:38.420 girl, you probably had three years of real pigging doing whatever. Now it's time to suffer a little

00:26:44.060 bit, right? If you want to reach your goals and you want to be like a normal person and

00:26:47.380 not like a person who nobody wants to sit next to on the airplane, you're going to have

00:26:51.380 to suffer. You had your good times. Think back fondly of them. Yeah. Cause she looks at it

00:26:56.140 like, Oh, I had my good times. Now I need to make it not so good. So I'm going to put

00:27:00.340 a couple of hours in between each pig pie. Like we have it when we're running, whenever

00:27:06.020 I'm running and I'm out of breath and I'm tired, I want to stop. I just think we'll keep

00:27:09.880 going and then this will cancel out one time we ordered pies. Yeah. And then you have to

00:27:14.380 do that every time you ordered pies, which is a lot. Yeah. We had a good run. We had a great

00:27:19.540 run. We had for two years. All right. Um, let's go next to the person who feeds their dog

00:27:24.260 better food than that lady was eating. Yeah. Let's see how this dog eats quail, turkey

00:27:30.060 mints, lamb, spleen, beef, liver, baby octopus, kefir, kefir, hemp oil, catnip, duck egg, everything.

00:27:38.680 Oh, that's nutrients. He crunches it up. Oh, he loves that shit. Eat with bear. That's nice.

00:27:47.200 Yeah. If she ate that, she'd be great. Oh yeah. She couldn't though. I know she can't. She's

00:27:54.080 binge eating recovery. So she needs three full meals with soda. Yeah. She needs meals that

00:27:58.500 could, that have shelf life for three of three years. Oh man. It makes me miss Jerry. So

00:28:04.580 dogs are eating better than humans in some cases guys. Yeah. A hundred percent. Uh, the

00:28:09.400 people from the Jerry, I put Jerry in a bootcamp while I'm on vacation. Uh, and they messaged

00:28:15.040 me and said he was growling. Oh, but he's not going to like attack anybody. He's a vocal

00:28:20.060 guy. He kind of just goes, and they were probably like, Oh, that dog's skate. I want to go in

00:28:25.380 there. Um, all right. Guy hits a deer with his car. This is like a fast, like speed round.

00:28:30.920 And then we're going to get into some of the good shit. This guy's driving.

00:28:41.140 Hits the deer.

00:28:52.680 Shut up. Pussy. That was it. That's the only notes I have. It just says pussy.

00:28:59.320 Pussy. We could do one of our old standard bits. Like, when would you have a reaction

00:29:02.780 like this? My family getting murdered, like running over a child, running over a small

00:29:07.120 child. Yeah. Waking up in the hospital after a DUI and you realized you killed a whole family.

00:29:12.180 Yeah. Yeah. That was pathetic. And I saw an article that was like 50% of guys are scared

00:29:18.740 to approach girls because they're thinking they're creepy. And it's like, yeah, well that's

00:29:22.160 probably, that's probably one of them. That makes sense. That guy is creepy. You shouldn't

00:29:25.800 approach girls. You're too scared outside of girls. You ran over a deer and you started

00:29:31.680 crying. We need to talk to a girl. What can you bring her? Yeah. Let's move on to page

00:29:36.180 two of non-trans cringe of the week. All right. The guy at the gate, the gate agent. So this

00:29:41.260 guy misses his flight. Yeah. And everyone knows how that works. You miss your flight and then

00:29:45.540 the door closes and the plane leaves and that door doesn't open. And the gate agents, they're

00:29:50.620 gone. Gate agents leave. Bang on the door. This is New Orleans. You want different headphones

00:29:59.180 inside? We need security at C-10 to open this gate. You got some people trying to catch

00:30:06.460 they flight. Security. Security. As if they could do it. You got some people trying to

00:30:22.360 catch they flight. Yeah. And that is like, when would you ever get on the PA system?

00:30:27.460 If only if your child was missing and you just noticed it and you need to act right

00:30:33.920 now. Yeah. Child missing. My child is missing. Johnny or met gate C-10. He's wearing a red

00:30:39.420 jacket. He's four feet tall. He's 10 years old. Johnny, we are at C-10. You know, that's

00:30:44.220 the only time, right? That's the only thing I can think of. And everyone and people are always

00:30:48.140 saying, especially with Juneteenth conversations that like black people can't be racist because

00:30:53.900 they don't have like the power structure on their side, right? They just say that all

00:30:57.820 the time. Not just on Juneteenth. Yeah. Yeah. So black people can't be racist. That's like

00:31:00.080 a basis of their thought. Because they're not part of the power structure. And it's like,

00:31:04.500 you just made a PA announcement at the airport. I've never done that. Exactly. I don't have

00:31:09.780 that like power or that entitlement of like, I'm going on the loudspeaker. Hey, nobody does

00:31:14.900 that. Nobody does that. My favorite thing is like they board the flight and he's like, we

00:31:18.740 here early. We need to catch their flight. Um, calling security a no idea how the airport

00:31:24.580 works. Right. And these gate agents who board the flight, they board the flight and they go,

00:31:28.960 all right, all done. Print out the thing. Here's the final passenger thing. Doors closed, blah,

00:31:33.040 blah, blah. And they're gone. That's it. They're gone. Nobody, nobody's coming to help you,

00:31:37.920 buddy. Yeah, exactly. We have another, um, clip, another flight interaction clip. This lady

00:31:45.400 was, uh, the flight was fully loaded and then she saw an empty seat in first class and just walked

00:31:52.260 to the front and took the seat. And then the flight attendant called her out and said no. And

00:31:57.000 then she kind of caused the scene and they asked her to leave the plane. And then she filmed it as

00:32:00.400 if she was in the right. That's good. Yes, they were. And the way that the upgrade list works,

00:32:07.620 they change their seat to indicate that the person comes in like, Hey, you get to go to the front

00:32:14.460 seat. And then they change it. I've never heard that. Well, that's our policy. Yes, that's why we

00:32:18.980 have upgrade list. And that's why all passengers have their assigned seat availability to buy it

00:32:24.060 when you checked in. So there was nobody there. And how do you pick? So that's how we have upgrade

00:32:27.840 lists. So passengers that have status, other, uh, other airlines that fly with us. Yes,

00:32:32.660 status. If you fly, you pay, you fly X amount of dollars a year on our airline, you have

00:32:39.940 different privileges. You're a priority member. I think I am. I took 25 flights this year. That's

00:32:45.020 what you get for profiling me again. So she says, that's what you get for profiling me at the end.

00:32:51.840 Yeah. That was racism. Yeah. Not me, not understanding the upgrade list. That was racism.

00:32:57.320 And I just sat down in first class. And then there's like, there's standards that society has

00:33:02.900 that should have. Right. And it should apply to everyone, regardless of race or class or how much

00:33:08.620 money people have or whatever. There should just be standards. Right. And there's this thing I'm

00:33:13.420 noticing, which I'm sure everyone watching would agree that the progressives, the left-leaning

00:33:17.640 people, the liberals, the white liberals, especially there have like this thing when they see

00:33:22.880 black people behaving, not to those societal standards where they're almost like, Oh, it's okay.

00:33:29.360 Oh, like that's, you know, it's okay to be loud at the library or it's okay to like, you know,

00:33:33.800 yell on the bus or like, you know, say something inappropriate. Uh, no big deal. Cause like,

00:33:38.180 they're scared. But in reality, it's like, that's actually like a bigotry of low expectations where

00:33:43.960 you're thinking like, Oh, these people can't be normal society members cause they don't have it in

00:33:48.100 them. Yeah. But in reality, it's like, if you actually were not racist and treated everyone equally,

00:33:52.600 you go, Hey man, you don't just yell, you don't yell on the bus. And when there's,

00:33:57.300 you know, curse words when there's kids around and then old ladies. Yeah. But the, that seems to

00:34:02.080 be on the wayside. Now people don't really follow that anymore. This one was so fascinating to me

00:34:07.620 because it's entitlement accusations all the while not understanding, you know, like you have no idea

00:34:15.580 how an upgrade list works. It all happens at the very end, right before the flight, you know,

00:34:20.300 empty seat. Who's the most qualified? This guy, he flowed 10 times this month. There's literally a list

00:34:25.200 that you can see on the board waiting for like United, American, whatever. It's like, okay,

00:34:29.160 I'm third on the upgrade list. I need three no-shows or I need someone to miss their connection.

00:34:33.820 And then this lady picks up her purse and just goes and sits down and then starts filming when

00:34:39.040 being told not to. As if she's correct, starts filming. Isn't that unbelievable? How dumb and

00:34:44.260 entitled you'd have to be to start filming that and think like, I'm going to get the airline now.

00:34:48.780 Yeah. Yeah. And then it ended up with her not getting back on the plane.

00:34:52.960 She's like, I felt you yelled at me. This was like, this was part three of like a four part

00:34:57.620 video series. We just kind of wanted to explain the situation, but isn't that wild? Crazy. Yeah.

00:35:03.420 But it's, you know, but there's a lot of people can't be racist. They don't have power. It's like,

00:35:07.180 I've never tried to steal a first class seat. Just go sit in it. That's crazy. That would be insane to do,

00:35:13.980 right? Yeah. All right. Moving on. Um, the patriarch, the anti-patriarchy household,

00:35:19.140 we found this woman who has like a demon face. Um, and it's basically like what happens when a

00:35:25.500 woman runs the household and she's got a poison brain. Yeah. This is when a, when a feminist type

00:35:31.060 woman runs a household and like competes and then tries to tell the masculine energy in a house what's

00:35:35.900 right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So let's let that rip. Dad, if one of the kids communicate a boundary to you

00:35:42.920 and if they say, no, Papa, I don't want to hug, what's something that you could say to them?

00:35:50.340 That's a no, no. That's not what we say. Carter, what do we say? Dad, try it again. What do we say?

00:36:00.520 If Charlie says no, Papa, I'll give you a high five, not a hug. You can say, grandma, what do we say?

00:36:07.480 I respect your boundaries, baby. There we go. Can I get an ear hug? Can I get an ear hug?

00:36:12.060 There. We'll work on it, dad. Work on it. We'll wear you down, dad, until you fucking accept the

00:36:18.800 feminized energy around this family. Isn't that crazy? And then the, her husband is in line and

00:36:25.040 the grandpa says what a grandpa would say. And it's like in the house I grew up in, give grandma a hug.

00:36:30.500 And if I don't want to, or I was being shy as like a little kid, it's like, no, give grandma a hug.

00:36:35.940 And you do like a weird, shy hug and you get over it and you give grandma a hug.

00:36:40.520 And then you become a normally socialized kid doing things you don't want to do sometimes.

00:36:44.800 Yeah. And it's like, it's your family. It's not, oh, go, you know, hug the stranger on the street

00:36:49.560 when no one's around. It's give grandma a hug. And that like getting the kids out of the comfort zone

00:36:55.280 is like a way to develop the kid when you say, oh, the kid's telling us his boundaries and the

00:37:00.920 kid's like five years old. Yeah. My boundaries, I need Mountain Dew mom. And I need video games for

00:37:06.140 10 hours straight. That's the boundary I set. It's like, no, you tell the kid what to do.

00:37:10.540 And then we talked about this kind of briefly, how you need the masculine and feminine balanced

00:37:15.900 energy, right? Like a kid shits his pants. I think it was mimetic Sisyphus. He said a kid shits his

00:37:21.100 pants. You need both the mom to go, oh, honey, sorry. No, no big deal. Like, let's get you

00:37:27.620 cleaned up. And then the dad going, you shit your pants. Why'd you shit your pants? Yeah. Have

00:37:32.100 us have some standards, have an honor. And it's like this girl, this family, and look at her demon

00:37:36.820 face here. She's like plotting what I'm going to tell grandpa what to do. Yeah. She doesn't have

00:37:42.060 the other side of it, you know? And then people wonder like, oh man, why, why do kids without

00:37:47.100 fathers do X, Y, Z? And it's like all the things you don't realize. She went to Howard

00:37:53.100 though. She educated. Oh, he only want to play Xbox with his friends and eat hot Cheetos.

00:37:58.540 We got to buy by that. Yeah. And I mean, it's like a normal thing. Like this is, it's called

00:38:05.280 going off the rails, right? Like your kid needs to have boundaries with the gym teacher. Kid

00:38:10.080 needs to have boundaries like, oh, nobody should ever touch you here. Like these simple lessons.

00:38:14.660 And it's like, you're trying to communicate a boundary with grandpa who wants a hug.

00:38:18.380 Let's skip that one. Yeah. Now's not the time. And also with this like anti-patriarchy sentiment,

00:38:24.720 it comes from a place of like, we need to correct the wrongs from the past. The reason why things

00:38:30.460 are bad is because of the patriarchy and like historically the patriarchy has been so bad.

00:38:35.120 And I've noticed a lot of memes from the left about this, where it's basically like to be a left

00:38:40.160 leaning progressive anti-patriarchy person. You have to pretend that nothing was ever good.

00:38:46.520 So there's like this meme that we saw where it's like this family hanging out, everything looks fine,

00:38:51.900 but then everyone's got like a, their little thing. When the kid says, I have polio. The dad

00:38:56.040 says, I'm secretly gay. Can you read the rest of them? Well, it's, I wish it's, it's making fun of

00:39:00.440 people who go, oh, I wish America would go back to the fifties when things were simpler. The kid,

00:39:04.380 oh, I have polio dad. I'm secretly gay mom. I can't get through the day without a shit ton of

00:39:09.160 drugs daughter. I'm not allowed to wear pants or go to college. Uh, grandpa, I beat the shit out of

00:39:14.080 my son and molested my daughter and no one will ever do a goddamn thing about it. Yeah. So they have to

00:39:18.840 pretend that like no one had a normal family of four kids million, millions of times. Yeah. I'm going to

00:39:25.340 read this quote, uh, from Oren McIntyre, who was the one who brought this to our attention. He said,

00:39:29.620 the left needs to construct a pass where no one was ever happy or well adjusted. There were never

00:39:34.020 intact families or sincerely religious people. No one ever owned a home or lived in a neighborhood

00:39:38.500 where you could safely walk down the street. And it's just like, that's the same as the

00:39:42.460 submarine billionaire energy. Yeah. Billionaire bad white family happiness in America never existed

00:39:48.840 made up. Right. Yep. Um, and it's just so bitter and it's like, dude, have you seen the white woman

00:39:55.620 SSRIs chart? It's the best crypto ever, best investment ever white women in SSRIs. Yeah. So it's

00:40:03.700 just like this huge thing where like, it's a gaslighting almost of no one was ever prosperous

00:40:09.020 or happy. Nothing was ever good. Um, and it's just a terrible attitude, right? Yeah. Like

00:40:14.140 they have to make the past, uh, seem evil. So no one realizes how ugly they've made the

00:40:20.360 current world. Yeah. And how much ground they're taking in the wrong direction. Right? Exactly.

00:40:25.520 So the world is ugly now, but then they'll just be like, Oh, it's always been ugly. Blah, blah,

00:40:29.100 blah. It's never been good. Everyone was always gay and fucking on pills. It's like,

00:40:33.180 what are you talking about? Yeah, exactly. It's like, eh, we used to have like single

00:40:37.300 incomes raising kids, four kids. The mailman had, uh, had a lake house. What are you talking

00:40:44.220 about? Exactly. All right. Let's go to the guy on the morning show being, uh, corrected

00:40:50.260 with his speech about trans people. Yeah. And this isn't just the morning show. This is

00:40:54.780 the breakfast club, which is like a, yeah, which is like a, uh, highly, uh, a huge audience

00:41:01.120 black from mostly blacks in America. Right. Yep. So for all of you, cisgender women, naturally

00:41:07.420 born women who think that trans, not naturally born again, not naturally born. I told you

00:41:13.960 I make mistakes. Nothing about that as natural. He said naturally born cis women. And the gay

00:41:21.300 guy goes now, uh, assigned at birth. Nothing about that is natural. Nothing about having a

00:41:27.540 baby and looking at it and going, Oh, it's a boy or, Oh, it's a girl. That's not, nothing

00:41:31.560 about that is natural. I think you got your definition backwards and exactly wrong. You

00:41:36.240 have to like repaint all of history as if like the most basic truth of a baby boy is

00:41:43.300 born. Here it is. It's like, nah, nah, no, it ain't. That might be a girl. That's a sign.

00:41:47.620 That's a sign. That might be a girl. All right. So watch this guy get continually, uh, henpecked

00:41:52.620 and hamstrung by the, uh, homosexuals. Okay. So what I'm saying is for women, what's the

00:41:58.740 language? Assigned female at birth. Okay. So for women who are assigned female at birth

00:42:04.200 and stick to that. And for whom that is consistent with how they identify and who, for whom that's

00:42:08.840 good. That's a lot of words. Who stick with it. Okay. You are in a commitment for a stance.

00:42:13.180 Do the work. Do the work. Come on. Teach me. Do the work. Do it again. For whom? For

00:42:17.800 whom? It's consistent with how they identify. Okay. So for women who had, who were assigned

00:42:22.680 female at birth and it's consistent with how they identify. Imagine do the work equals say

00:42:27.280 what I just said. Imagine getting humiliated like that. And it's like the most backwards

00:42:33.420 incorrect thing. Yeah. And you need to do the work and it's like dead wrong. Complete

00:42:38.020 opposite. And it wins no one over. All it does is show that there's a new person.

00:42:43.180 In charge. Exactly. You're not winning people over and going, Oh, this is a new way of thinking.

00:42:46.920 Oh, that kind of makes sense. We were wrong the whole time. Yeah. Boys and girls isn't

00:42:50.400 boys and girls. Okay. Instead, it's just saying, Hey, guys aren't in charge anymore. We got this

00:42:57.120 new regime overhead. They're like literally off screen right here telling me what to say.

00:43:02.260 And yeah, there's nothing natural about a woman being a woman at birth. Someone else is in

00:43:08.100 charge. Someone else is running in the thing. And that's like the breakfast club is one of

00:43:12.940 those things that they want to take over. They want you to police you and not say your true

00:43:17.080 feelings and, uh, all that stuff. And I said to you, uh, before we started filming, I love,

00:43:22.380 you know, we have this podcast and obviously we don't believe any of the, uh, Marxist, you

00:43:27.220 know, death spiral, as I call it towards no logic. Um, and the people who do like this guy

00:43:33.340 is on the edge. He he's, he's going that direction. Cause he's saying exactly what, but it's like

00:43:37.880 for the people who do, or who even passively do like the, the random guy from high school

00:43:42.920 will put he, him in his bio, you know, it's like, Hey buddy, enjoy your next homework assignment.

00:43:48.740 Can't wait to see what it is. You know, it's not gonna, you're not exactly. There's no end

00:43:53.000 point. Yeah. There's going to be something new that you have to whole reshuffle your whole

00:43:57.280 identity. And Oh yeah. Sizz man, you know, email signature. Exactly. Oh, that's a person who's

00:44:03.000 attracted to minors. Yeah. We don't even know what it's going to be, but enjoy your next homework

00:44:07.300 assignment. If you play by those rules. Yeah. It is a never ending slippery slope and there's

00:44:12.200 never, it's never progressive enough. There's always another group that can be brought to the

00:44:16.460 front and it's going to be pedophiles soon. Yep. Um, they want. All right. Let's get into the

00:44:21.380 trans. Now we've kind of like Leah, you know, got him liaisoned our way into it. That was like a

00:44:29.340 liaison clip. Okay. Sure. In between, in between on trans and trans. All right. All

00:44:34.380 right. All right. Brackish water. Okay. That would be good. Yeah. That was brackish. Now

00:44:38.420 we're fully into the trans cringe. Do you want a dad? The lesbian's asking. And really quick

00:44:44.300 before we play it, look at this woman who's asking, she's not one of the moms. Um, but

00:44:50.440 it's like, you can tell she's just ready to, to correct and jump. And you're asking questions

00:44:56.280 like, Oh, I'm just asking questions, but anything you say, I'm, I'm asking questions

00:44:59.920 and she digs her nails into your shoulder. Like the Ben Shapiro trans interaction. Say

00:45:04.200 that again, Ben. All right. We got a nice Ben clip later too. Yeah, we do. Do you ever

00:45:10.640 wish, which she has two moms. I'm not one of them, but she has two. Do you ever wish that

00:45:16.060 you had a dad? Yes. Why? Because, um, dads are, um, a little bit, um, a little bit,

00:45:25.960 um, stronger, kind of. But girls can be stronger. Have you seen your mothers? They're very

00:45:33.520 strong. Um, not as strong as Uncle Michael. Oh yeah. So what do you need a stronger person

00:45:40.660 for? To like lift heavier things? No, to lift me up. Oh, to lift you up. And some, I once

00:45:46.400 heard someone that has a dad and I made friends with them and they, she said, um, in the pool,

00:45:50.960 there's this floatie and she, they lay in it and the dad and their dad picks them, the floatie

00:45:57.880 up. He picks it up and we'll get like this and then they like clean our tent. Okay. So

00:46:03.120 you want a dad so he can lift things, including you? Yes. Okay. Are there any other reasons

00:46:08.100 you want a dad? Um, no, not really. So really you just want your moms to go to the gym and

00:46:12.960 get stronger. So if your moms could lift you over your head in the pool, would you still want

00:46:18.520 a dad? Yes. Uh, isn't that sad? And then you have like that, I don't know what that

00:46:25.580 person is. They, them or whatever. It's a butch lesbian. Let's, we, we all know what

00:46:30.560 we're doing here, right? Yeah. And then you have that person. It's a group of butch lesbians

00:46:34.480 and they're looking to correct. Yeah. And it's like the most basic yearning of a child to

00:46:40.100 have a father. And then you're trying to like jump in and go, well, no, your mom's

00:46:44.500 work. Your mom's are strong too. As long as your mom can shoulder press 150. Oh, you

00:46:48.760 want to just get picked up? Your mom can pick you up. You don't want a dad. It's like

00:46:52.000 they're totally missing the point of like yearning for a masculine energy. Yeah. It's

00:46:56.860 so sad. And at the end it's like, Oh, if your mom could pick you up, would you still

00:46:59.660 want a dad? Yeah. Yes. That's so sad. Not good, man. That lady has got a demon face

00:47:04.740 too. And she, and then, you know, they filmed it thinking the what they were going to come

00:47:09.140 out looking good, get a girl who's got two moms and says, I don't need a dad. Like that's

00:47:13.260 their dream. It's like all those lesbians just hate guys. Yeah. Also, we forgot to

00:47:17.060 mention earlier in housekeeping, tickle the post. Oh, juice the algo, tickle, tickle.

00:47:22.300 We almost forgot, but leave a comment. Go ahead and hit the like button now. Thank

00:47:27.120 you. That helps. And then leave a little comment for us. Wish us a happy summer. Enjoy

00:47:31.300 vacation. Yeah. Stuff like that. Make sure you guys get in the thing. We need to

00:47:35.640 manipulate the algorithm. Yeah. All right. Next the trans, uh, speech in high school,

00:47:41.540 dead poet society here. Yeah. Future dead poet society, actually. Yeah.

00:47:47.300 I want you to like everything on this one. So if you're not in a mental good mental state,

00:47:53.380 leave. I'm sorry. Uh, this poem is called the hands of fate and it's, um, free verse.

00:47:59.340 The hands of fate play with me like a marionette. They control my every movement, stripping control

00:48:05.920 from me. I am forced to watch as they play doll with my life, as they swing me around like a toy.

00:48:12.880 I want it to end. I want it to end. I want it to end. Please. I want the eyes gone. Stop watching me.

00:48:20.260 Stop controlling me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. End it for me. Save me from this fate of no control.

00:48:27.860 Grant me the comfort of death's cold arms. Please. Please. Please. I want it to end. I want to be gone.

00:48:34.420 I want death. I crave for love. I crave for hate. I crave for apathy. So allow me to fall and to submit

00:48:41.760 to my lady of death and to give up the pain of life. All right. Hey, next up's the kid with the

00:48:50.980 dinosaur diorama. Like, Oh, holding a volcano with baking soda going. Oh, okay. Yeah. I wrote a poem

00:48:58.760 about baseball. Uh, so yeah, here's the thing too. If you're going to give a poem, you're going to get

00:49:08.240 critiqued on the content just because it's intense and you're saying some, you know, behind the curtain

00:49:12.980 shit. Yeah. Doesn't mean the poem was good. A little heavy handed. I want to die. I want to die. I want to

00:49:18.480 die. Ever heard a show. Don't tell. Yeah. When do we maybe do like a metaphor or some sort of

00:49:25.400 euphemism, any sort of illusions, maybe, maybe some literary tools that aren't so fucking over the

00:49:31.860 head, hitting you over the head with it. The extension cord from the garage, the, you know,

00:49:35.900 final hug around my neck or something, you know, you could have done a little, you know,

00:49:40.860 one last meal of mom's pills and the medicine cabinet. Yeah. Also, if the teacher does anything

00:49:47.420 else other than immediately pick up the phone, call the principal, call the school psychologist,

00:49:52.740 call DCFS. Yeah. Then you're not doing your job as a teacher. You just had someone basically.

00:49:58.120 Yeah. Alt fem trans boy to the principal's office, please. Alt fem trans boy to the principals.

00:50:02.820 And you get there. Your father is here. Your parents are there. Well, actually your father,

00:50:06.340 I don't know if they got one, but your moms are there. Yeah. Your, your parents are, your parents

00:50:10.940 are there. The cops are there. The school psychiatrist who you kind of see like once a

00:50:14.820 month is there and you're basically 51 50 is how that should go. Yeah. We're going to send you to

00:50:21.100 camp in Wyoming for a while. You're going to camp out. Yeah, exactly. Um, all right. That's basically

00:50:27.120 all I had for that. But yeah, you're, you're basically saying you're getting manipulated like a

00:50:32.100 marionette, like a puppet with the strings and you, you hear the voices and see the eyes and you have

00:50:37.980 no control. Maybe we shouldn't give that person gender affirming care. Maybe, I don't know. I'm

00:50:45.180 not a doctor, right? Maybe she needs to speak to a priest for, let's just say an exorcism.

00:50:51.400 Yeah. The priest, you need an exorcism. You need an exorcism. His is just as heavy handed.

00:50:56.860 It's not, it's not even subtle. And that's interesting because people would say exorcism. That's

00:51:01.660 stupid. That's like science fiction stuff, but it's like the person saying, I'm seeing the eyes,

00:51:06.120 I'm hearing the voices, they're controlling my behavior. We're already past rational world

00:51:11.840 explanations. Yeah. All right. Let's move on to the, uh, trans slash bi slash women are the most

00:51:19.700 likely to have long COVID. Yeah. So, um, this week we kind of wanted to do a COVID update section,

00:51:26.020 um, that just kind of includes a look in the life of some of these people who are still

00:51:31.660 living like it's March, 2020 and we don't know anything about COVID. Yeah. And, uh, we were

00:51:37.940 calling them off camera. We were calling them the, uh, Japanese people hidden in the forest

00:51:43.020 who are still fighting world war II. Yeah. It's kind of, kind of the same energy. Um, but yeah,

00:51:48.260 so, but one thing we've been, we've been seeing a lot, uh, why have over 20% of bisexuals had long

00:51:53.980 COVID? The CDC designated long COVID as a protected class. Why does it, does it have a disproportionate

00:51:59.440 number of women, transgenders and bisexuals? Cause you guys aren't tough and anything you

00:52:05.040 can complain about, you complain about, and then you look into it and you think you find a reason

00:52:08.660 why, you know, I have a brain fog or I can't think. And it's cause you're, you're looking for

00:52:14.520 excuses. Yeah. Um, women more likely to have long COVID and then transgender people are through the

00:52:20.280 roof. So it's almost like there's this kind of an inherited or some sort of attention seeking

00:52:26.220 trait with those types of people. Yeah. I would say so too. And I don't buy it. Yeah. Me neither.

00:52:31.740 Hey, I don't buy it. Me neither. And there was that lady with the mask. You see her? Oh yeah. Yeah.

00:52:36.860 Are we going to go through these people? So, uh, this woman goes, I recently went to a conference

00:52:42.300 in Colorado. How did I do so relatively safely respirator with a double-sided tape, maintaining

00:52:47.900 the seal, stoggles, an Ovid nasal spray three times a day, motel with no shared ventilation and a 24

00:52:54.080 hour cross country drive there and back. This is hashtag living with COVID. What a fucking idiot.

00:53:00.160 And then this other one, we'll, we'll just go through this quickly just because it's pretty

00:53:03.760 funny that people are still living like this, but this guy posted, this is my bed in the garage

00:53:07.800 because my partner has dropped precautions. I take precautions a hundred percent of the time.

00:53:12.660 Don't tell me that this hasn't upended every fucking second of my life. Here's his tent with

00:53:17.760 a little, uh, in the garage with some sort of air filter. It's like, if you don't do that,

00:53:22.900 you'll, nothing's going to happen. Yeah. Isn't that crazy? It's like the, we talked about this a

00:53:27.940 little bit. It's like the people on TLC who are like, Oh, I'm addicted to eating the couch.

00:53:32.900 Yeah. I just started eating the cushions and now I've eaten three whole couches. Yeah. And it's

00:53:38.540 like the every we have society has like a certain percent of like wired wrong kind of Muppets.

00:53:44.700 And then like, there's just a bunch that just, instead of eating the couch or eating plastic bags

00:53:49.500 or eating a baby powder, they, they just really took COVID seriously. Yeah. It's like my strange

00:53:55.700 addiction, but it's for suffering under COVID. Right. Yeah. Like that lady with the mask,

00:53:59.840 she's got the dog in her. Yeah. She's got something. I don't know if it's a dog, but she's

00:54:03.840 got, well, she's got a dog. It's just not a good one. Exactly. It just makes her do all that

00:54:07.860 stuff. It's like, she's like a prepper. And then like, they pulled the trigger. Like,

00:54:11.940 Hey, it happened. It's time is we're prepping. It happened. Yeah. They just pulled the trigger

00:54:15.580 maybe prematurely. Yeah. And then some other mass guy in the tent garage, uh, picture,

00:54:20.900 he replies and goes, I'd leave them. Sorry to say like, and the guy goes, this has occurred

00:54:25.100 to me. Like he's thinking about breaking up with his wife because, uh, she's dropping precautions

00:54:30.120 on COVID, uh, three and a half years later. What is it? Three years? Yeah. Full three.

00:54:35.060 That's actually crazy. And he's tweeting about it too. Oh yeah.

00:54:37.860 And it's interesting because people will post that. Like they posted those pictures

00:54:42.300 and they'll get some hate and they'll get made fun of on like fat people's podcasts or whatever.

00:54:47.400 Yeah. But they'll also get the community. Who's like, you're doing the right thing. Don't let

00:54:52.100 anyone stop you. This is the correct thing. Everyone else is wrong. You're right. Leave your husband,

00:54:57.400 blah, blah, blah. And we talked about this yesterday. We kind of realized like the community

00:55:02.940 used to be your local community, right? Yeah. Say you lived in a town of 50,000 people,

00:55:07.460 you know, there's the, you know, there's a community and there's like little things you

00:55:10.420 can do to interact with people. Great. But now the online community has made communities for groups

00:55:17.640 that probably don't need them. Like if you were back in the day in the fifties and you were one of

00:55:22.800 those weird guys who would like huff undies. Yeah. Panty sniffers, panty sniffers, you're huffing

00:55:27.200 undies. It's like a, you break into someone's house, you huff an undie. Yeah.

00:55:31.120 Maybe escalate to a serial killer. Maybe you just keep huffing.

00:55:34.180 You're probably just going to be a huffy under, right? Yeah. Undie huffer. Yep. Right. Undie

00:55:39.780 huffer. Yep. So you're going to be an undie huffer and it's not a good quality. It's not a good

00:55:44.000 hobby. You do it in secret. You'd have shame. You'd bounce around. Exactly. No one would ever go.

00:55:49.100 Yeah, I do it too. We enable each other. Exactly. But now because of the internet and then like

00:55:54.100 this thing for like communities, everyone gets a community. You could go online and find a

00:56:00.180 community of undie huffers of like a hundred thousand people worldwide who are all in this

00:56:05.080 group of undie huffers. And then they'd be like, oh, this is great. You should do it this way. Oh,

00:56:09.840 these undies I just found. This is where I get them from. This is how I do it.

00:56:13.500 So it's like you can find a group and you can build a community around a bad thing and then it would be

00:56:19.960 passed as good because there's a community around it. Or at least enabled, maybe not even passed as good,

00:56:25.160 but enabled and like, you know, that thing. Which is a problem. Cause it's like,

00:56:28.000 if you weren't back in the day and you went to your local YMCA and you'd go, Hey,

00:56:31.340 I'm an undie huffer. Who's huffing with me? And everyone would go, what? Get out of here,

00:56:34.900 freak. And then like that guy would leave and then he would never do that again. And then people

00:56:38.660 would have eyes on him and be like, that's the weird guy. He's blah, blah, blah. But now shame is

00:56:43.260 gone. That's been removed from society. And then you have people building communities around freak

00:56:47.880 shit that shouldn't have communities built. And it's actually a problem.

00:56:51.180 And the, and the main thing is like the earth is so big and the world is so unfathomably big that

00:56:59.160 it's like, there's 350 million people in America, right? 10% of that is 35 million. 10% of that is

00:57:06.800 3.5 million. 10% of that 350 K. And then you get down all the way to like 0.0001% of the population

00:57:15.000 doing something. And you still got 35,000 people who love to huff undies. Yeah. And it's like dark.

00:57:20.500 You, you guys in the, in the old days, you should never meet each other.

00:57:24.040 Yeah. For now they're all meeting and it's like less shame and more public and more.

00:57:27.980 Normalize it. And then they go up and here we are. Yeah. So that's the problem. Communities

00:57:33.100 aren't for everybody. Not every group needs a community. Communities aren't always good.

00:57:37.500 Communities around good things are good. Church, baseball, whatever. Don't volunteering in town.

00:57:45.020 Yeah. Events, parades. Great. Taxidermy, literally anything, any normal hobby, you know,

00:57:51.840 that once you get into the weird shit, just because there's a community don't mean it's

00:57:54.860 right. All right. That's the end of cringe of the week. Good. We're doing nice pacing was today.

00:57:58.960 Good. We are now into urban decay. We have some Juneteenth highlights. There was like what

00:58:06.000 million people shot in Juneteenth. Yeah. I saw over a hundred shot 12 dead, but you know,

00:58:12.520 that's just an average summer weekend for the urban community as well. So, you know,

00:58:16.840 it's schools out, no more going to the library and doing homework. Yeah. Library's closed. I just

00:58:21.760 got my library card on gang. So let's start with the Milwaukee, uh, shooting. How do you spell

00:58:28.520 Milwaukee? Milwaukee. I spelled it like this. Yeah. That's stupid. That's the guy who orders a Spanish

00:58:36.020 book. M-I-U-A-K-E-E. There's no L. Yeah. Miliwake. Um, but yeah, so this was a, uh, little tussle

00:58:46.060 and a little shooting, low light shooting that happened on Juneteenth on MLK Boulevard. Classic.

00:58:52.320 So. Looks like a little scuffle. Looks like some sort of argument. There she go. There she

00:59:04.780 go. There she go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. And the crowd follows, you know, everybody's

00:59:14.460 kind of like, it's a human wave moving with the action. There's kids there. There's a lot of kids

00:59:22.240 there. Oh yeah. Black queen. She has on her shirt. Shot, shot, shot, shot. Pop, pop, pop, pop. All

00:59:33.520 right. They run away. That's it. There's a fight. So basically they were at a Juneteenth event. Yeah.

00:59:38.880 Block party. A block party. Everything was supposed to be going good. And then something happened.

00:59:44.460 Where there was an interaction where someone made the assessment. This person I'm interacting

00:59:49.420 with needs to die by a gun. I'm going to shoot them right now. Yep. Have you ever made that

00:59:56.080 assessment in your life? Can't say that I have my friend. Have you ever looked across in

00:59:59.820 the person, uh, looked at the person across from you and said, ah, I need to shoot this

01:00:03.980 guy and probably kill him. Well, I've never had a gun really pointed at me. So no. Yeah.

01:00:09.600 I've never been in a war. Yeah. So no. And that just seems to kind of happen all

01:00:14.360 the time. Yeah. Imagine like that assessment that you would make in your head that you need

01:00:19.740 to shoot someone, how rare that would be. Oh, there's someone in my house and they're

01:00:22.660 going in, they're in, they're going into the, my kid's room. I'm already backed into

01:00:26.800 a corner. They have a gun. Uh, they've, they've yelled that they're going to kill me. You know,

01:00:32.080 like you need like kind of like three of those criteria before you even do it. But this guy

01:00:36.560 needed a little bit of pushing and then pop, pop, pop. So that's how that went down. It's

01:00:42.300 all on Martin Luther King Boulevard. Yeah. So honoring the great MLK on Juneteenth. Thank

01:00:46.580 you, Milwaukee. Yeah. And then people are going to, I saw a meme that was like, uh, we're

01:00:51.620 moving because of the content of their character. Yeah. Well, Hey, it's like Martin Luther King.

01:00:56.700 I want people to be judging them not on the color of their skin, but the content of their

01:00:59.020 character. All right. There's some content right there. Yeah. There's some content of some

01:01:03.140 characters right there. I don't, I don't see color, but I do. I do see the gun. I do hear

01:01:08.220 gunshots though. I don't see color, but I do hear pop, pop, pop, pop. Yeah. Um, uh, let's go

01:01:13.380 to the next one. The McDonald's clip. This is on Juneteenth as well. Juneteenth as well in

01:01:17.180 California, I believe, right? California, McDonald's.

01:01:20.000 Oh, these poor people.

01:01:46.200 It's like World War Z zombies.

01:01:50.000 It's destroying it.

01:01:55.960 Let not even see.

01:01:57.800 That's good.

01:01:59.080 And it's like the attacks, like minimum wage Mexican.

01:02:03.000 Yeah. Like the, the least oppressive group on earth. You just had to bully and beat up

01:02:08.380 just to what? Try to steal the register that you couldn't get open and what? Ruin your life.

01:02:14.620 Yeah. We've talked about this before. There's a lot of ways to like see this coming.

01:02:19.300 Where you hear a repetitive thing. Like I need my phone. I need my phone. I need my phone.

01:02:25.180 And it's like, you hear someone like the battle cry. I need my phone. I need my phone. And then,

01:02:29.240 you know, like, all right, something's about to happen. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door.

01:02:34.260 And then there is like a thing. And it's at the last clip and this clip too,

01:02:37.400 where it's like the mob is kind of going like this and then it starts moving in a certain way.

01:02:42.700 And it's like when you see like the undercurrent, like the riptide at the beach.

01:02:46.360 Yeah. Oh, it got water sucked out right now.

01:02:48.200 And it's like, oh, the water's getting sucked out. There's like this weird thing. And then like

01:02:51.800 all the water. And it's like, you can just kind of see the fight developing in here. I need my phone.

01:02:55.800 I need my phone. And then next thing you know, you're sucked out. You're in the middle of a fight.

01:03:00.400 Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.

01:03:02.060 You never know when the pop, pop, pop's coming. Yeah. All right. Let's move on. We had,

01:03:08.400 there's a local New Orleans TikToker who made some Juneteenth content. And this is what he

01:03:13.940 recommended. We can't play the music, but it's top five things white people can do on Juneteenth.

01:03:18.580 Give money to black people, give money to black people, give money to black people,

01:03:21.560 give money to black people and smile, which is kind of pathetic. Maybe that's why the people at

01:03:27.000 McDonald's were fighting. They didn't have cash. Yeah. Nobody gave them money on Juneteenth.

01:03:30.940 They needed to pay for the food. And then they probably embarrassed because they had

01:03:34.480 their fortunes taken from them through slavery. My favorite thing is the lessons are give them

01:03:40.360 money. All, every lesson is give them money. It's not treat them like equals. It's not hire them for

01:03:46.180 competent positions. We want jobs. Yeah. We want a chance. Yeah. It's not give them the leg up or give

01:03:52.280 them extra attention or something in school. It's just money, please. It's money time now.

01:03:57.600 Need money, money now. And that guy lives in New Orleans. So I'm sure he'll have the

01:04:02.080 opportunity soon to give black people money and he'll probably give them, there's his phone too.

01:04:06.660 Yeah. You know, they'll probably pull out some sort of weapon or threaten him.

01:04:10.540 They'll check out their firearms. Say, empty your pockets.

01:04:14.900 We'll have to bleep that. Empty your pockets, pussy.

01:04:18.880 Yeah. Exactly. And then he'll give them all the cash and his wallet with his cards and his phone

01:04:26.060 and his car. Yeah. He'll have the opportunity to give all those reparations. Won't be a donation,

01:04:31.700 but it will be taken from him. So same thing, right? Same difference. Exactly. All right. Moving

01:04:37.140 on the Facebook live shooting. This one's a fascinating look at the culture here.

01:04:42.620 Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down, baby. There's the battle cry.

01:04:48.340 Put it down. Let's get at one. So she's in a trance.

01:04:50.980 Got me on that cap, but I want to fight.

01:04:52.740 Oh, you want to shoot? You want to shoot? You want to shoot? Oh, okay. You want to shoot?

01:05:00.080 You want to shoot? I got one too. I got one too. I got one too. Fuck you talking about?

01:05:06.420 Don't play with me, bitch. Don't nobody shoot at me. Fuck wrong with you hoes. Got me fucked up.

01:05:10.860 Bitch, that's the last time. Bitch, that's the last time. I better fire y'all shit up.

01:05:22.120 Bitch, I don't play with nobody. Bitch, I don't play with me. Bitch, I'll walk you hoes down.

01:05:27.280 Bitch, I don't play with me. Don't shoot at me, hoes. Y'all got me fucked up out here. Don't shoot at me.

01:05:32.180 That's on Facebook live. We've seen enough. Yeah. And then a cop would come at the end of that,

01:05:37.800 put one of them down. Put one of them to sleep forever.

01:05:41.680 And then there would be a police brutality, white supremacy, this woman was killed by a cop,

01:05:50.580 and it would be GoFundMe, it would be George Floyd all over again.

01:05:55.160 Yeah. So fascinating behavior and the fact that both of them, one's live on Facebook and they're

01:06:01.160 both willing to just take pot shots at each other from a distance. Crazy. It's not just like,

01:06:07.600 oh man, there's one criminal here. It's two people who are totally recklessly endangering

01:06:12.360 the lives of everyone around. I'm firing like this. And you're shooting in a neighborhood.

01:06:16.720 Yeah. So it's like, if you're not hitting the person, those are going into houses. Yeah.

01:06:21.080 Those are going into the neighborhood. Boom, boom, boom. Yeah. Like that. And then next,

01:06:25.420 let's play the clip of the, uh, I could get killed for the color of my skin. Yeah. Let's see.

01:06:30.320 Here's what they're teaching the kids.

01:06:39.820 His daughter's crying because she could die from the color of her skin. That's the lesson

01:06:43.920 ingrained. And that's what the mom has her say. Cause the mom goes, say it again in the

01:06:48.160 beginning of the video. Yeah. So that's the same as like the, the paint, the anti-patriarchy

01:06:52.620 people from cringe. Yeah. Where it's like, you have like this woman who's just instilling

01:06:57.520 like toxic ways of thinking. I could get killed from the color of my skin. Jamie, pull up the,

01:07:02.500 uh, FBI crime stats, please. That should be a white people should be telling their kids

01:07:07.800 that. Oh, don't go to, don't go to the certain areas in the city. There's one for the color.

01:07:12.660 There's one skin color that really does all the killing. Yeah. You know, that's like a lesson

01:07:17.380 you really like nobody would ever do. Right. Yeah. But you really should tell that to your kids

01:07:22.580 like, Hey, so there's one group. They do 55% of the murders and they're a very small group. So

01:07:29.380 you've got to be cautious around them. Instead it's the BLM. I could get killed for the color of my

01:07:34.020 skin. Don't worry about white people. Don't worry about white cops. Yeah. Really don't worry about

01:07:38.920 white cops, especially after 2020 and stuff. Cause they, you, you have to be pointing a gun at their

01:07:43.400 head and being like, I'm about to pull it before a white cop shoots you now.

01:07:47.220 Yeah. You know, um, I would kill the color of my skin and it's like killed by who? Yeah. So

01:07:53.580 unbelievable lesson. You have it backwards as always, you have it backwards and upside down.

01:07:59.080 Good luck to you out there. And that's like the medic says, this makes that point to our

01:08:03.020 favorite Twitter account. Um, where it's like, not only, not only do you have it wrong, you have

01:08:09.080 it dead backwards and you're like in a fantasy world where it's like, you can get killed by the

01:08:13.980 color of your skin by white supremacists. And it's like, not only is there not the problem

01:08:17.180 white supremacists, there's like zero white supremacists. And if anything, you get killed

01:08:21.380 by other black people. So it's like, not only do you have it wrong, you have it completely wrong.

01:08:26.680 And you know, what's funny about that too, is like, um, there's a certain subset of like rappers

01:08:31.800 who back in like 2010, 2011, 2009, like that kind of era would just always say, man, we killing each

01:08:39.800 other. Like we need to get that sorted out first. And that kind of went away.

01:08:44.120 Yeah. He made a G today. He made it a sleazy way selling crack to the kids.

01:08:48.320 Well, but that's an example of like, of course, doing the wrong thing in the community. And then

01:08:52.200 it looks in the rappers are looking down on it. Now it's like, I killed so-and-so I gave,

01:08:58.420 I killed so-and-so right after the dry cleaner, self-incriminating evidence, like, you know,

01:09:03.540 but no, there was a long time where people were actually rapping or talking honestly about issues

01:09:10.440 in the black community. And I think that's what it takes to do better attitude. Exactly. And now

01:09:15.500 it's the opposite. We killing each other over a chain over shoes and stuff like that. Yeah. And

01:09:21.080 then that was done on purpose because, you know, they, they, they purposely only promote certain

01:09:27.020 rappers. That's who gets the deals is the ones who are talking about drinking lean and doing drugs and

01:09:32.540 selling drugs and shooting people. Yeah. You got little Nas X and then everyone else becomes a

01:09:36.840 twink and they, and they make everyone else a homosexual. All right, let's play the guy in the

01:09:40.340 store. And this one, this one coming up, it's a guy who works at the store. Someone comes in with

01:09:44.940 no shirt on, starts yelling. And then the guy in the store pulls out a gun and kills the guy.

01:09:49.000 That's what I said. Be a man. Come on. Stop talking. Come on. Come on. We can get this old

01:09:58.640 fucking thing to the right now on God. On God. It'll be your last day at work. You're living

01:10:02.740 here. He's been on God. Look at that white guy getting his high noons.

01:10:06.600 Yeah. So now he goes out with a gun. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God.

01:10:34.600 Oh my God. Is there anything else? No, that's pretty much it. He comes back in. Everyone's

01:10:54.180 hiding and crouched. Then Ben Shapiro commentary on this was actually kind of crazy. Quit playing,

01:11:00.320 N-word. Why would Ben say that? Holy shit. That's crazy that Ben said. Quit playing,

01:11:07.320 N-word. That's not out of context at all. That was what he said about that. Damn. So yeah,

01:11:13.560 this is, yeah, you're in the store. You're working at the store. When would you shoot somebody with a

01:11:19.640 gun? Oh, he had his shirt off and was saying, let's go. We'll do this right now. Hey, buddy,

01:11:24.740 I got it. I got to work here. You got to get out of here. I'm calling the cops.

01:11:27.860 But there's a certain threshold now and the threshold's getting lower and lower.

01:11:31.860 Like though, these, some of the white guys I saw standing around, get the fuck out of there.

01:11:36.520 Like you see these escalating beefs with like 90 IQ people. It's like, I don't need to be here right

01:11:43.240 now. I really don't need to be here right now. Exactly. Which is what our next clip is.

01:11:47.300 And it's not being a pussy. If you leave it like the first sign of something, it's just like,

01:11:50.620 I'm above this. I value life. I have real goals. Uh, this is not who I need to be around,

01:11:55.940 right? Exactly. You have a life that's worth living. You're not ready to throw it down for

01:12:00.120 anything like an animal. Yep. And that's what this next guy did at the gas station. Smartest dad of

01:12:05.460 the year. Base mug if this is you. DM us if this is you. We'll send you a whole thing of merch for

01:12:11.180 your whole family. Brandishing. You need to get the hell out of the way. Hold them up to where? The

01:12:34.040 windows. Yep. With full banana clips. Yep. You can get your gas somewhere else. There's

01:12:43.620 hundreds. You won't believe it when I tell you there's hundreds of places to get gas.

01:12:47.740 And maybe people would say, oh, he's racist for saying those black guys. Those black guys

01:12:52.340 with the guns in the window. With the banana clips. Brandishing their weapons. It's a good

01:12:55.920 thing he didn't go bloop bloop. Yeah. Or go like this. Let's go bloop bloop bloop. Because

01:13:00.320 then they would have gone, gotta kill that guy. Yeah. For making that bird sound.

01:13:04.040 And having those signals we don't recognize. Yep. But yeah. Hats head on the swivel shit.

01:13:07.900 That's how you have to live. Yeah. You need to be head on a swiveling. You need to be constantly

01:13:11.800 looking. Especially if you're the patriarch of a family. You don't need to be asking for

01:13:16.900 permission to hug your grandson. You need to be constantly scanning for threats. And let the

01:13:21.180 women live in the fantasy world where they think that's important. Where, you know, child consent

01:13:26.140 on a grandpa hug. And you protect the family. Constantly scanning for guns and threats. Yeah.

01:13:31.400 Exactly. Um, Uber. Can you read that next? Uh, I think it's, I don't know if it's an article,

01:13:36.400 right? No, it's, it was a, uh, it was an automated message sent to someone. Uber now detects if

01:13:41.640 drivers avoid dangerous areas and threaten that threatens them with loss of employment

01:13:45.660 and legal action if they continue to do so. So it says, we have detected that you have rejected

01:13:50.740 a disproportionate percentage of trip requests heading to a certain neighborhoods, heading to

01:13:55.360 certain neighborhoods that are largely comprised of low income residents, minority residents,

01:13:58.740 and, or other residents who may belong to certain disadvantaged communities. As a reminder,

01:14:03.800 rejecting requests solely to avoid particular neighborhoods due to the characteristics of

01:14:07.440 the people or businesses that are located in those areas is prohibited under state law and

01:14:12.580 violates Uber's community guidelines. If we detect similar patterns of trip rejections,

01:14:16.800 your account may be permanently deactivated.

01:14:19.900 So corporate, corporate, what is it? Companies are making you go against your gut. Don't trust

01:14:27.920 your gut. No, no, don't trust your gut. Don't have preferences. Do what the corporate wants you

01:14:32.840 to do. Go into the unsafe neighborhoods because black people, uh, can get more cancellations and

01:14:38.140 have a harder time getting a ride. Don't trust your gut. You have to go against your gut and work for

01:14:44.520 the rideshare company and risk your life. Yeah. That's what they're saying. For the no tip.

01:14:49.240 Yeah. For the no tip ride. Exactly. So yeah. What, what, what do we have? We have state enforced

01:14:55.700 homosexuality now with Joe and now we have corporate enforced, um, danger zone or whatever. Yeah. Anti-gut

01:15:04.240 trusting. And yeah, exactly. Ignore your, uh, you know, those, those, those, uh, hairs that stand up

01:15:10.160 on the back of your neck and like all those little things. It's so funny. Cause there's like prejudice.

01:15:14.360 There's entire books that are written for girls to like, listen to your heart and like,

01:15:19.420 it don't ignore that feeling. If something seems off, go get out of there, save yourself from a

01:15:24.740 kidnapping and a murder and whatever. And then Uber's like, you have to go, you must go. Otherwise

01:15:29.460 you can't be our little driver slave for longer. So yeah, it's fucked up. All right. Last clip of

01:15:35.160 urban decay. The guy who's throwing the rocks and then he gets dealt with. Yeah. White. Here's the

01:15:39.700 white urban decay. Here's white urban decay. Everybody's represented. This guy is belligerent.

01:15:45.400 They're on a nice, it looks like they're on a lake. He's throwing rocks. He's a street rat. I

01:15:51.580 guess he threw one rock at that house and now he's moving to a next house and the neighborhood

01:15:57.760 boys are watching him. And you notice the neighborhood boys are all kind of coming together

01:16:01.700 to stop this. No one's going, Oh shit. He going up world star. Oh shit. He's going crazy. Oh,

01:16:08.480 throw another one. Oh, he broke it. No one's doing that. They're all going up. We got a problem

01:16:13.560 and they all kind of group up. You just smashed a window. Breaks another window. And then here

01:16:20.400 comes the, here comes the law. Yep. Golf cart. Billy. Boom. Stomps him. Gets him. And they ran

01:16:27.000 him over and pinned him. Yep. They got together. You know, when you live on a lake, not in my

01:16:33.100 neighborhood. This is nice. Like middle-class on a lake. That's not where you do this type

01:16:38.980 of behavior. And that guy right there has got Birkenstocks on. Yep. We're taking them back

01:16:42.940 from hipster pussies. Yeah. Ratboy is a big Birkenstocks advocate. I am not. I think it's

01:16:48.840 hippie bullshit. We're not allowed to wear those where I grew up. Um, but Ratboy thinks we can

01:16:53.780 take them back from the hippies. Yeah. They're great shoes. They're leather. They never smell like

01:16:58.740 they don't take any smell from your feet. They mold to your foot. We've let pussies

01:17:03.320 have them for too long. I'm taking them back. Join me and don't let your family histories

01:17:08.620 of being bullied for wanting Birkenstocks affect your decision-making now because they're

01:17:13.180 a utilitarian shoe and you have some deep rooted family issues where you got bullied

01:17:17.800 for it. Utilitarian. You got bullied, bro. It's hippie shoes. Yeah. We're taking them

01:17:25.920 back. So join me on that fight. You can let me know when it's done. Um, all right.

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01:18:19.740 signed up. All right. First clip of urban decay. I mean, uplifting gold. Uh, the homeless

01:18:24.620 guy folds up. This is just a two second clip. I thought it was just funny. Hey, hey, bro.

01:18:33.580 You all right? He's good. And then the next one is the homeless guys versus AI. So someone

01:18:40.520 makes an AI robot with chat GPT, a body and set it free in public. I apologize if there

01:18:48.720 was any confusion. I am an AI language model developed by open AI for chat GPT. I am here

01:18:53.740 to provide information, answer the questions, engage in conversations. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

01:19:00.400 whoa, whoa, a robot. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. See,

01:19:05.020 that homeless guy gets it. He can probably from the future. He knows what this means. Yeah. He

01:19:09.860 knows what happens. Ted K. Ted Kaczynski. Yeah. Junior. Exactly. That was great. How he

01:19:15.600 knew. Nipped it in the bud. Yeah. All right. The motorbike guy on the ramp. I think that's

01:19:20.040 urban decay. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think that's uplifting. Let the guy do his robot bit. Don't

01:19:25.860 ruin it. But I guess he got the clip. So. But then you, you're doing it on the homeless

01:19:31.520 person. You can't trust them. Yeah, I guess. Whatever. He knew it was a snake when he picked

01:19:37.180 it up. True. Type of thing. True. All right. The motorbike ramp guy. This is white excellence

01:19:42.460 in my mind. You see how smooth he goes from the jump to turning, right? Look at that. Look

01:19:54.800 how smooth that is. That's great. It's a good skill. Yeah, that is. Yeah. It's also how you

01:20:01.400 get an absolute compound fracture and your femur needs eight screws in it. But who am I to,

01:20:05.560 you know? Yeah. That could easily be on cringe injury section one of these weeks. Yeah.

01:20:10.340 The nobody working at the store. High trust society shit here. There's nobody at Gaggo. So

01:20:16.840 I'm ringing people out today. All right. Your balance is 439. Cash or card? All right.

01:20:24.280 All right. You're all set there, sir. All right, man. All right. You have a good night.

01:20:27.560 You have a good night. Will this be all for you? Yes, it will. Thank you for that.

01:20:32.340 Our total comes out to 269. All right. My co-worker over here will help you out. I figured

01:20:39.080 out how to do the card machine, but I couldn't figure out how to do the cash. So I'll let you

01:20:45.120 take care of it. Okay. I'm sorry, but who are you? I'm Justin. Justin? Oh, okay. I don't. I've been

01:20:53.960 out the last week if you're new. Yeah, today's my first day. Oh. Okay. So he just started ringing

01:21:01.940 up everyone at the register. I just started today. That's good stuff. That's where I want

01:21:05.580 to live. That's the opposite of Urban Decay. Yeah. That's like you're working for free to make

01:21:11.260 sure no one steals. Feels good. I like stuff like that. Me too. I used to, whenever I used

01:21:16.100 to go to the bars in New York, sometimes I would hang out. A little party joke would be

01:21:20.780 just like hanging out by the door and then people come in and you go, IDs, IDs. And then

01:21:24.580 they give you their ID and you look at them and you go, all right, you're good. You're good.

01:21:28.160 You just work at the door and collect IDs. Smart. Yeah. That was funny. That's like a little

01:21:32.640 bit I used to do, but now I don't go to bars. Yeah. I hate going to bars. I can't imagine

01:21:36.980 even drinking anything. It doesn't taste good. Which is so funny.

01:21:41.260 Cause that was such a change from here. We used to drink so much and go party so hard

01:21:46.060 and go crazy. Yeah. For years. Yeah. And then like, I don't think I've really drank for like

01:21:52.240 six years at this point. For sure. All right. You used to go pee pee at the bar.

01:21:58.800 Yeah. Imagine that. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Yeah. That's a joke. That's not true.

01:22:02.140 You never peed at a bar. Imagine being so drunk that you peed at the bar.

01:22:04.660 He would never do that. And the bouncer comes and goes. I saw you going pee pee at the bar.

01:22:08.940 And then says, Hey, take a lap around the neighborhood and then you come back and then

01:22:12.180 you get let back in somehow. Yeah. That would never happen to anyone. That can't happen.

01:22:17.020 Okay. The kid who's done with VR. This is more of my style.

01:22:21.160 I'm done. I'm done. That's good stuff. Good. He's rejecting the AI. He's listening to his

01:22:32.380 instincts. He shouldn't be in this world. He doesn't feel good. You know, they, I robot,

01:22:36.420 like the homeless guys, they just punch and destroyed an RC car with a microphone on it.

01:22:40.600 You know, I don't like that little kid getting out of a, uh, VR. That's better.

01:22:45.200 Yeah, exactly. Um, okay. The, uh, the guy singing in Spanish or the Spanish guy singing.

01:22:51.140 I don't know what it is.

01:22:52.640 Why don't we be the night?

01:22:57.600 Why don't we be the night?

01:23:00.780 I know.

01:23:03.040 Where's the animal night?

01:23:09.200 Why don't we be the night?

01:23:13.140 Why don't we be the night?

01:23:16.320 I know.

01:23:17.140 Why don't we be the night?

01:23:20.980 That's good. So that's like a big thing for summer for me.

01:23:25.280 Watching people who have no grasp of the English language sing English language songs.

01:23:29.240 Yeah.

01:23:29.760 Okay.

01:23:31.160 And that's what I'm going to be playing a lot of and making playlists of,

01:23:34.180 and I'm excited about. I, that's, I don't know why. Cause like,

01:23:37.080 we've already seen it all. We already heard Celine Dion say, my heart will go on.

01:23:40.780 We've already heard all of the most iconic songs in history and you can't really,

01:23:46.320 there's nothing new that's going to come out of music. Like, Oh,

01:23:48.920 a new voice or a new, it's all done already.

01:23:52.180 Even the top charts. It's like, uh, the, the,

01:23:55.700 one of the top charts is that country guy who was singing fast car.

01:23:59.500 Yeah.

01:23:59.940 You got a fast car. I got a plan to get us out of here.

01:24:03.420 It's like, that's old. That song's your, you just redid it.

01:24:06.220 And that's it. Like all the iconic, like American songs have been done.

01:24:10.520 Yeah. And they're done. And you've already heard it. 99.9% of them.

01:24:14.740 Sometimes you might get surprised, but it's all basically been done and redone.

01:24:18.240 Every once in a while, like Adele comes out. Yeah.

01:24:20.520 She adds a banger to the list.

01:24:22.060 She has the dog in her. She can, she's allowed.

01:24:24.660 She has the ability to add to that zeitgeist or whatever, um,

01:24:28.540 or the lexicon or whatever, you know,

01:24:30.800 now it's time for a broken Spanish speaker to sing that Adele.

01:24:34.720 That's the X factor wild, wild west. That's the, that's the future.

01:24:40.220 That's the wild, wild west where it's like, you can't predict what, you know,

01:24:44.500 anything can happen in one of those situations.

01:24:46.080 Anything can happen to the eight, the, the Asian guys singing,

01:24:48.800 the Spanish guys singing. That's where it's at. Yeah.

01:24:52.140 Now that's where it's at. All right.

01:24:54.340 And as always,

01:24:55.220 we are going to end the episode by supporting a patriotic like-minded America

01:25:00.100 first business.

01:25:01.600 Fleck has talks, listener business.

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01:25:04.300 That's what we always do.

01:25:05.420 This one is one up video games from St.

01:25:08.740 Paul, Minnesota.

01:25:10.120 Scott over there is a fan of the show.

01:25:13.420 He knows all the lore.

01:25:14.800 He knows about snarf snarf.

01:25:16.080 He knows about Rob Smith.

01:25:17.440 He in St.

01:25:19.080 Paul,

01:25:19.420 Minnesota has one up video games and it's like retro video games.

01:25:23.460 They have NES,

01:25:25.900 Genesis,

01:25:27.140 Xbox 360,

01:25:28.900 all the old school stuff.

01:25:31.360 And they,

01:25:32.040 and they have like all the old school games from like your childhood.

01:25:35.400 And he said something,

01:25:36.620 he said,

01:25:36.900 we're upholding Americana.

01:25:38.500 I love that.

01:25:39.480 Which I really,

01:25:40.320 really like.

01:25:40.860 Obviously video games are,

01:25:43.360 you know,

01:25:44.440 becoming more online and all the stores are closing down.

01:25:48.040 These guys have a really good store.

01:25:50.260 Here it is in the background.

01:25:51.100 They have all kinds of pinball.

01:25:53.460 They have all kinds of cool stuff.

01:25:55.240 They do table games.

01:25:56.100 It looks like to like Pokemon type shit.

01:25:58.380 So these guys are cool.

01:25:59.780 They're like minded.

01:26:00.840 If you're in St.

01:26:01.600 Paul or the Minnesota area,

01:26:03.280 go check them out.

01:26:04.740 If not,

01:26:05.580 let's leave them a dope review.

01:26:07.680 Let's leave them a good review.

01:26:08.960 You guys have been so good with this.

01:26:10.920 Every time we shout a company out,

01:26:12.500 they're getting like hundreds of new nice reviews and it's helping their businesses with the SEO and getting on higher on Google.

01:26:19.380 And the ratings help obviously.

01:26:21.840 So let's keep shouting out these people.

01:26:24.000 There's nothing in it for us.

01:26:25.480 We're just doing this out of the kindness of our heart.

01:26:28.060 We,

01:26:28.640 you know,

01:26:28.960 we really appreciate people who like the show and that they have a small business.

01:26:32.200 We're happy to help.

01:26:33.480 You can always get your request in.

01:26:36.280 If you want us to shout your business out,

01:26:38.020 email Zach at Fleckistalks.com,

01:26:40.320 Z-A-C-H at Fleckistalks.com with your business.

01:26:43.640 And we'll potentially shout you out.

01:26:45.360 We have a lot,

01:26:46.440 but we're,

01:26:46.960 we're going to keep doing this every week.

01:26:48.500 One Up Video Games is this week.

01:26:51.480 Pure Americana,

01:26:52.780 Minnesota,

01:26:54.000 podcast fans,

01:26:55.640 old school store like you used to see when you were a kid.

01:26:58.740 Let's keep them alive.

01:27:00.400 Google reviews.

01:27:01.460 Links are in the description.

01:27:02.820 And we're going to leave everyone with this,

01:27:04.480 this final outro,

01:27:05.900 this Ian Miles Chong tweet.

01:27:08.860 Ian Miles Chong said,

01:27:09.840 the hardest pill to swallow.

01:27:10.980 You have no power,

01:27:12.060 no control over your destiny,

01:27:13.520 no agency,

01:27:14.660 unelected bureaucrats control your fate.

01:27:16.680 You don't know them.

01:27:17.620 You will never know them or at least,

01:27:19.580 or know what it's like to be at their level.

01:27:21.720 You are a slave and there's nothing you can do about it.

01:27:24.500 Wrong.

01:27:25.100 Speak for yourself,

01:27:26.120 pussy.

01:27:27.820 Wrong.

01:27:28.260 Wrong.

01:27:29.400 Yeah.

01:27:29.980 So that is such like a loser way of looking at the world.

01:27:33.240 Obviously.

01:27:34.160 Yeah.

01:27:34.320 Very black pilled.

01:27:35.420 Obviously things are ugly.

01:27:37.000 Yeah.

01:27:37.260 Things are out of hand.

01:27:38.440 They can S T E A L an election.

01:27:42.620 They can make everyone get,

01:27:44.620 you know,

01:27:44.920 what a jabbed in their arm.

01:27:46.920 They can try,

01:27:47.680 they can do a lot of things.

01:27:48.880 They can take your job away,

01:27:50.420 but you know,

01:27:51.540 go buy land and don't sell it.

01:27:53.960 Then that's it.

01:27:54.900 Right.

01:27:55.360 No one can own you.

01:27:56.480 Go have your kids and teach them the right way.

01:27:58.640 No one can own your kids.

01:28:00.360 You do have a lot more control than people realize.

01:28:02.980 I think it's a really negative,

01:28:04.840 negative way to think that everything is lost.

01:28:06.860 Everything's hopeless.

01:28:07.600 It's never hopeless.

01:28:08.540 We always have hope.

01:28:09.520 Yeah.

01:28:09.720 Average Malaysian sentiment,

01:28:11.760 average shanty Malaysian sentiment.

01:28:13.540 So,

01:28:13.840 you know,

01:28:14.440 fuck them.

01:28:15.300 Fuck that.

01:28:16.120 That is not the right way to think about it.

01:28:17.940 Control what you can and go get the rest.

01:28:21.040 So we do have this last clip,

01:28:22.700 which goes against Ian Miles Chong's tweet.

01:28:25.500 And this is my response to Ian Miles Chong's tweet.

01:28:47.940 So there's proof.

01:28:56.020 That's the opposite of Ian Miles Chong's tweet.

01:28:58.760 Everyone's going to try and convince you that there's none of this or running out of that or the ozone's gone.

01:29:04.060 Yeah.

01:29:04.580 Everything's a reason to be scared.

01:29:06.360 Don't be scared.

01:29:07.340 Don't live in fear.

01:29:08.460 Believe in God.

01:29:09.380 Control what you can.

01:29:10.500 And you're not going to be a slave to anybody.

01:29:13.040 And Ian Miles Chong,

01:29:13.880 go practice spitting out teeth.

01:29:15.160 I'll be there in a minute.

01:29:17.740 Got him.

01:29:18.780 All right.

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01:29:39.520 Crazy lady at the iPhone store.

01:29:41.660 They're stealing copper wire from all the highways in California.

01:29:45.020 Yep.

01:29:45.320 Guy burns a trans flag.

01:29:46.820 They're trying to arrest him.

01:29:47.740 Guy eats a moldy steak.

01:29:49.720 Black girl snatches the mic out of the graduation's hands.

01:29:53.120 Yep.

01:29:53.440 Yep.

01:29:53.740 Some major entitlement.

01:29:55.200 So we're going to let it rip.

01:29:56.640 It's going to be a very good bonus land.

01:29:58.940 And it's going to be some extra content.

01:30:00.700 So when we're off next week,

01:30:02.040 you'll have something to do.

01:30:03.860 Sign up for Fleckustalks.com, please.

01:30:05.740 I'm begging you.

01:30:07.500 Thank you guys for watching.

01:30:08.580 We'll see you at the next one.

01:30:09.480 This is the last bonus land that'll be on Patreon.

01:30:12.240 Yes,

01:30:12.800 that's true too.

01:30:13.900 Patreon is shut down starting next week.

01:30:17.320 Good remembering,

01:30:18.220 Richard.

01:30:18.580 Toodles.

01:30:19.180 All right.

01:30:19.520 See you guys.

01:30:21.520 Quit playing,

01:30:22.260 N-Word.

Fleccas Talks Podcast - June 23, 2023

JUNETEENTH MAYHEM

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