LIZZO'S PIGGIN' AGAIN
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1 hour and 5 minutes
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192.6409
Summary
On this week's episode of Fleck of Socks: Lizzo has been pigging out on tour, and some of her underpigs are not happy about it. Then, after that, Trump gets indicted again, while we roast Ron DeSantis. And then we head over to Cringe of the Week where they're trying to teach "bottoming" to middle schoolers, and adults are acting like babies.
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Welcome back to Fleck of Socks, a podcast episode 96.
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Today on the show, you remember rooftop Koreans?
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Then Lizzo has been pigging on tour and some of her underpigs are not happy about it.
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We'll go over all the info there while roasting Ron DeSantis.
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And then we head over to Cringe of the Week where they're trying to teach bottoming to middle schoolers
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It's Fodog.net, a podcast episode 96, ranked the best new podcast of all time.
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Because words are just words until action actually starts.
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And I shouldn't speak louder than words, but at the same time, words speak louder than
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after me because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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The Tucker interview with the chief of Capitol Police who Fox News didn't really want that interview getting out.
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And as always, we're going to start the episode with Doppelgangers.
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This week's Doppelgangers, I haven't really looked at them.
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I hate when people say that wheelchairs are only for people who need them.
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Because when they say that, what they mean is wheelchair users are for people who are paralyzed.
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But not everyone who is a wheelchair user who uses a wheelchair needs a wheelchair.
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So that you without a beard saying that you can be fat to need a wheelchair?
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We are getting – let's get right into the Trump indictment.
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The judge who's doing it is an Obama appointee, BLM apologist judge.
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In Washington, D.C., which voted like 96% for Joe Biden, some guy comes on to announce the charges who you've never seen before of the former president who 75 million people voted for.
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The subpoena power actually is pretty interesting.
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I'm always looking for like our chance even when things are not looking good.
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So there is the chance that we can kind of like get the 2020 election like judged.
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In like a public way with subpoenas, people under oath and stuff.
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So there's an opportunity there because I truly believe it was stolen.
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So if we have people on the record forced to tell the truth, forced to hand over evidence, I think we can prove some stuff that maybe otherwise would have been done.
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It's weird also though that they're indicting Trump two and a half years after January 6th.
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It's like they were sitting on this for a while until he had the clear Republican lead by a mile.
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Over a year ago on this show, it's in video record, I made the claim that it is possible that the aliens could come back and then they could know the true score of the 2020 election.
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And that was kind of like a chance, like a pathway to victory of like what really happened.
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How can we tell the public if the aliens come back and say Trump won the election?
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I just screenshotted it before we started shooting.
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And I actually know this guy, so I should know how to say his name.
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He runs a corrupt business with his crackhead criminal son.
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His press secretary just doesn't even answer the questions.
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It's like, we should take notes because this is what we need to do when we get into power.
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If we ever get into power again, we need to have a Joe Biden term.
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Ron DeSantis kind of dropped the ball in his response.
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I mean, everybody who is a Trump and DeSantis fan knows that this is banana republic,
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And Ron DeSantis comes up with, as president, I will end the weaponization of the government,
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replace the FBI director, and ensure a single standard of justice for all Americans.
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While I've seen reports, I have not read the indictment.
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I do, though, believe we need to enact reform so that Americans have the right to remove cases
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You know, like, they're trying to go for the throat.
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And that was our biggest complaint with him earlier for the earlier Trump indictments.
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He's stuck with his gay influencer mafia and whatever they're up to.
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So he's stuck and he has to stand by whatever they're doing.
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And it's basically like Christina Pushaw fighting the most influential MAGA people and trying
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It's like, oh, yeah, we got into a fight with the most important MAGA influencers because
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And I'm like, well, we could have maybe been allies with those people.
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I don't think bulldozing MAGA was the right game plan.
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But that's what happens when you ask, you know, Christina Pushaw and Will Chamberlain
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And it's almost like, yeah, now the DeSantis campaign is involved in like some old ethnic
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And then it's like, how do I hate these people?
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Why am I sending weapons to, you know, Romania?
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Well, Vivek, at least he has a strong stance on the weaponization and all that.
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So I like Vivek for what he's doing, AKA replacing Ron DeSantis as second in the polls.
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I don't think he, yeah, I don't think, I don't think he views America.
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Like I saw that tweet that I think Patrick Casey had where he challenged Vivek to seeing
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America as like an economic zone instead of like a national place with an identity and
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And so I kind of agree with that, but I do like to see him, you know, when he says the right
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things and I think Anomaly calls him Republican chat GPT or something like that, which I kind
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of agree with, like says everything you want to hear exactly.
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I'll go with the guy who I know at least tried to do it and has a good track record.
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He's great at sounding reasonable on the all in podcast and stuff like that.
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There was a funny meme, I guess, that was going around about Trump versus DeSantis.
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And it says DeSantis will spend six figures to have a comedian write him jokes just for
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Trump to call him like gay Ron and end his career.
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He's trying to sound like a cool guy to get the jokes and then Trump won't even be prepared
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I saw another one where someone said Trump should call DeSantis no riz Ron.
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Like all these nobody Republicans like spineless shit like, well, if he gets thrown into the
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You know, like no president's ever been prosecuted for basically anything ever.
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It's kind of like a executive privilege is like this huge thing and it's just not worth
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It's leading up to something, you know, like you do this.
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So it makes you wonder where I actually want to open up the odds book or a little parlay
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And I want odds that within the within a year before the 2024 election, Justin Trudeau will
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say as a member of the 2SLGBTQIA plus community and he's going to come out and be a little
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Justin Trudeau is going to say as a member of the 2SLGBTQIA, stupid whatever acronym he
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And that's going to be what he's going to run on whenever his next election is.
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The 2SL, two spirit, that's like big in Canada.
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They really have to honor that because that's like all the indigenous up in Canada who they
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Next, let's get into the alien technology post that was on, I think, Reddit or something.
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So it said the LK-99 room temperature superconductor is probably alien technology.
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So this was like a breakthrough, a scientific breakthrough that happened.
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Where like superconductor computers or whatever don't need to be cooled anymore.
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And then like scientists are trying to verify it, stuff like that.
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I don't really know that much about it, but it's a new breakthrough.
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So it's too much of a coincidence that suddenly the U.S. Congress is like, yeah, UFOs are a
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thing and we have a ship with an organic, non-human pilot body and now LK-99, which is
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And then someone replied something that I would say, ticker, date, price, please.
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He doesn't want to hear the thesis, the explanation or learn about-
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And Fleckis sold most of his options before the earnings, after implied volatility kind of
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I just, you know, made the money back and then a little bit.
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There's a Wolf of Wall Street meme that went along with the alien technology.
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It is a cutting edge, ambient pressure, room temperature superconductor.
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It has both huge military and civilian applications.
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Well, that's the kind of sell that would make me go, all right, I need to buy this now.
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Which is why you're a losing trader for the most part.
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And also just to remember, I saw this video the other day.
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The guy plugs like a light bulb into a tree and then it lights up.
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Also, on top of that, we need to get all of the heavy metals out of our bodies before they microwave us.
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Let's take this opportunity to tickle the algo, juice the algo, tickle the post, juice the post, help us out.
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Leave a comment, like the video, notifications on.
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And then also make sure you watch Tuesday's episode if you missed it.
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Also, leave a comment if you have realized that Fleckus is wearing the same cutoff Bill Belichick hoodie for the last 10 podcasts.
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Yeah, I sold my home for a facelift and now I look fabulous but live in a van.
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That's like what someone says to you at Starbucks and you're like, okay, I got it.
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And it's funny because living in a van, remember?
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And it's like, is that the picture on the right?
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And I was thinking, remember back in the day, I live in a van down by the river.
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It was like a meme for people who were like losers.
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Now it's like half of America doesn't have $400.
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They probably, living in a van would be a reach.
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Yeah, living, those vans are like 50 grand now.
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I don't know if you guys are always doing dishes.
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We've kind of been trying to figure out how to lower our dishes used and using the washing machine and all the cleaning and stuff that goes along with it.
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So we found a hack on how to get more use out of your plates.
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And see, after you're done, you just take off the paper plate or you take off the plastic.
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It's like great advice, good sandwich, and it cuts down how much you need to wash those plates.
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I actually made a homemade banh mi the other day.
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It's like you start to understand why the economy exists and why you just get banh mi from the banh mi guy.
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It's called economies of scale, and we don't have them.
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When you have to order every item from the store.
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Six hours, $50, and it was probably more than $50.
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To make a banh mi that was slightly worse than the other guys banh mi.
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Isn't that the bad part, where even at the end of it all, it doesn't even taste as good as the restaurant?
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We kind of have to go fast through this next part.
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Number one, there was a lady who said she'd change her name to Subway for us.
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Yeah, she said, I will change my name to Subway if Subway will make a sandwich called Snarf Snarf O'Banion and feature it in every store nationwide.
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At my age, people call me either Mom, Grandma, or Mrs. Hildreth.
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Unfortunately, I don't think this podcast has the leverage to get a nationwide Snarf Snarf Sandwich, so you're safe, Mrs. Hildreth.
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There was an anniversary shout out someone wanted us to do, which we're happy to do.
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Yeah, well, it's interesting because it says, hi, Richard Rappel, and my husband and I are huge fans of the show.
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Our 20-year anniversary is August 1st, so we missed it.
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We've been watching you guys since Fleckus was using the spoon.
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I was wondering if it's at all possible for you guys to give my husband a happy 20th anniversary, Bobby.
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The wife's name wasn't in this from Twitter, so just for you, Bobby.
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All right, there was a plumber who found a Fleckus message in the wall, which was pretty cool.
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So somebody came up here and shouted out my boy Fleckus.
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Turns out they have the best number one podcast of all time.
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And then last one, there was a shout out at a local little concert in a small town somewhere.
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I just want to give a shout out to Fleckus Talks.
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Especially because a lot of you guys watch the show with people.
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Like your girlfriend or your boyfriend or your family and a bunch of people.
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If you're at work and you already watched the show, just open it on your phone and let
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We need to get more serious because we are done with the fun stuff.
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So in response, they've made some 9-11 memes, I guess.
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They're doing a crossover of our biggest terrorist moment with Barbie.
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So just so that they know how to feel, I guess.
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But, you know, Japanese Twitter kind of didn't underestimate, underestimated how much America
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And then moving on, you know how Oppenheimer and Barbie came out at the same time?
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We have another simultaneous release coming up next month.
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And it's Paw Patrol and Saw, a.k.a. Saw Patrol, coming your way.
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They did one last time with Chris Rock, I think.
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I know a lot of the Paw Patrol people from the family vacation I went on.
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Do you want to get into the specifics of the story?
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Basically, the story comes down to she may have been mean to her dancers, who are all
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She was mean to them, and she took them to like a sex show in Amsterdam during their
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Some of them were pressured into eating bananas out of a stripper, a sex show worker's vagina.
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One of the girls said that she was forced to defecate, to soil herself on stage during
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an excruciating re-audition, fearing the repercussions.
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So this is like an all-encompassing suit from some former dancers who are all heavy girls.
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There is nobody else on earth who is going to put you big girls on tour as a dancer other
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So obviously we are not, we like making fun of Lizzo.
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But a huge portion of us making fun of Lizzo comes from the fact that she's so elevated
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and revered in the media that like she's this big, black, talented girl.
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Lizzo had an album that came out in what, like 2012 or 14 or something?
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So she was undiscovered for a while and put out good music.
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And, but ultimately she became this symbol of like this fat social justice pigging, healthy
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And obviously, cause we're not the target demo for that, but Lizzo got elevated to this
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And now it's like, well, she might've been mean.
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It's like Lizzo talks about pigging all the time.
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They're going to go to a sex show in Amsterdam.
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That's pretty on brand for what you guys do on stage too.
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And also if it's not a place you're comfortable and you don't want to do it, don't go leave.
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It's not like Lizzo's there like, Oh, I'm going to retaliate you professionally and fire
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So I, I believe it to be a, you know, whatever lawsuit, like a money grab type of thing.
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On first, first glance, but it's like you guys, there's no tour.
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There's no tour that exists that you can get hired on, especially after you sued your
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They might know that because they might be like, all right, we finished the tour.
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Along with that, there was also a Hollywood writer's strike, obviously still going on.
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We've been covering that for weeks now, but there was a writer's strike meme thing
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that happened where a person was talking to someone on Hinge who was a Hollywood writer.
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This, uh, this girl said, I asked a guy for his most controversial opinion, controversial opinion.
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He says, I don't care about the writer's strike.
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I think there are way too many pseudo intellectual wannabe artists in Hollywood.
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99% of films and TV shows are trash and it's ultimately killing the industry anyway.
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Nobody wants to watch your Mindy Kaling bullshit.
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So, uh, so she was like posted this on Twitter to dunk on him.
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Like us writers, we're really the cream of the crop.
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And some guy, uh, responds to the thread and goes, are you a good screenwriter?
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Uh, and then somebody replied and said, here's one LMAO.
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Someone get this girl, a golden globe and a pay raise.
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59 pages, three women and one man at Columbia university who develop vagina Dentata, vagina
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with teeth in response to trauma, struggle to heal and find love in an unpredictably violent
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These people, man, they have no, they've lost the plot so far.
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So many times over and over and they need to raise.
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It's like, you guys, you need to raise the lucky you're up to your knees in the water.
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And, and especially that kind of like the guy explained it exactly right.
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He probably didn't want to just offend her, but that's dating in LA.
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Last clip of housekeeping before we get into cringe.
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Uh, there's a zip line clip that really kind of made me nervous.
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There shouldn't be material flying off the zip line.
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No, it's you, it's usually should have a wheel in it so that it has, it's like frictionless.
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This is just like the metal is going to wear down on it.
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And so this guy gets to a point in the cord where it's, where it's snagged or whatever.
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And I don't know if he can even get his thing over it.
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That gives me sweaty palms and I don't do shit like that.
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Even if I had to put my legs up and do the shimmy across, I'm not going to make it.
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Uh, they're teaching bottoming in schools or they want to teach bottoming in schools.
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One piece of advice you would give to someone who's bottoming or just starting out on bottoming,
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So, unfortunately, it's probably not something that's covered in sex ed in the classroom and
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So for most guys that are starting out or are interested in bottoming at some point, I think
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it's important to just really find a resource or information on what to expect, you know, how
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you should prep for it, what the sensations are, so you don't go into it blind.
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Really, I feel like if you're not expecting something or if you just aren't comfortable
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going into sex or bottoming, you're going to get frustrated and you're just not going
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Um, at Maze, we did develop a bottoming ebook, which you can find in the link in our bio.
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So according to this guy, it's important for middle school kids, according to this guy,
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Unfortunately, there's no resources for the middle schoolers on bottoming.
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So it's like, so what are we talking about here?
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You, you did a 30 second or a 90 second video and you didn't give us any of the tips.
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If middle schoolers can hear this, you can just tell us right now.
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Is it all like managing your poop and not eating before it?
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And like washing your ass out with water in the shower, you go into the shower and you
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Because you want this for middle schoolers and you are very professional about it.
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And I think that's a broader theme that we see in a lot of these things where they use
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No, there's very descriptive way to describe exactly.
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Oh, bottoming and everyone should know and there's resources.
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It's like, but they're afraid to talk about it in the general like thing because it's so
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disgusting and so detailed that it would humiliate them.
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So these guys say these throwaway phrases like, unfortunately, it's not taught to middle
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And it's just like, I want to beat you up and stuff you in a locker.
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And here's what they're teaching the kids in China instead.
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We're teaching them how to be bottoms in gay relationships.
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The high school kids in America, they're trending more conservative.
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The girls are trending more liberal, but the boys are trending more conservative.
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I think when you're constantly being told what you're doing wrong, what you can't do,
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what the problem with your gender is by liberal progressive women and weak men, it kind of makes
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people wake up and try to go against that and push back against that.
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So the high school boys, if you're a senior in high school at this point, you've been through
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BLM riots, you've been through COVID, you've been through Trump, all that stuff.
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So it's like, based on all those things that you're seeing, you'll trend conservative.
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And then the progressives will pretend like, oh, why is this happening?
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Like as if this right wing shift happens in a vacuum, right?
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It's good to see it, but it's like, imagine being a kid in high school and you're told
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Black lives matter, but all lives matter as a racist statement.
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And like, there's so many obvious examples, same thing with COVID, but like, oh, all lives
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And then nobody ever gives you an explanation of exactly why that's reasonable.
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It's kind of like, uh, people don't show their work, you know, like old school test wise.
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Well, historically, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And it's like, well, I'm just a kid in 2023 right now.
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And the way they used to explain things to kids, it would be like, uh, like on a curriculum,
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it would be like, here's the evidence, here's the data, here's the conclusion, here's the
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evidence, here's the data, here's the conclusion.
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And now they're just jumping straight to the conclusion without any of the supporting evidence.
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And if there was supporting evidence, it would actually contradict what they're saying.
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If you say anything against it, you're a problematic.
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And you're also polling kids who literally got half of, or not half, but a certain portion
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of their childhood and high school experience stolen from them by manic women and Muppet
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So, I mean, oh no, they, they were just going to eat that.
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They were just going to eat that and stay right down the line.
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You know, uh, they, they act like it happens in a vacuum with no cause to the effect, you
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And girls, girls are just hook, line and sinker on the party line for, uh, you know, who the
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That's kind of how we got into this problem in the first place.
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People voting and people having equal voting rights.
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Uh, let's go to the polyamorous guy who's now has a trans girlfriend.
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So this was the guy, remember he was living in the trailer and he was in a polyamorous
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relationship and he was doing those weird Tik TOks where he's like, Hey, I'm Adam and
00:33:22.920
I got through boyfriends and a girlfriend and he does cuts like where he's coming out of
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Um, production value for something shot on a cell phone.
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Five things I wish I would have known before dating a trans woman.
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Number one, this girl is every bit of a woman and then some.
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Think of her as that happy meal with the extra special toy that you haven't played with yet.
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Number two, you say, Hey Adam, I've already got that toy to play with myself.
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Why would he need a second toy to play with at the same time?
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Did we need a second Ace Ventura pet detective movie?
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Did we really need to clone Kanye West to make a second?
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Wait, that's a bad example, but moral of the story is good things coming to pause it real
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Using Dave Chappelle to justify dating a trans person.
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And also dating a trans person because good things come in twos.
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He's just like speaking in colloquialisms, hoping nobody goes, wait, what?
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Number three, you ever have one of those nights where you want to have a little bit of fun,
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but your schlong and chimichanga doesn't want to show up to the big game?
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Well, who better to understand than a woman who has dealt with those same complications?
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You know, she's coming from a place of empathy and not pity.
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Listen, this is a little bit different than those sleepovers you and your bros used to
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Being with a woman of any kind means every part of her is feminine.
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And while I can't fully explain it, that feminine energy is the hottest thing.
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After he calls little kids sleepovers gay, but a trans woman banging a trans woman is
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So it's very funny that these people, we've kind of talked about this on the show before
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for the polyamory people or the polyamory like Reddit or internet forums, half of the
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content is about silencing that inner voice saying, I feel jealous.
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So he's moved on from polyamory propaganda to now an even louder internal voice.
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And so he's moved on to now silencing that voice that's in all of you.
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It kind of sucks for the trans person because she has to hang out with this guy who makes
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And then the trans person just has to hang out, but it's like, you could be hanging out
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And also funny enough, I read some of the comments on this post that said this guy was
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basically booted from the polyamory group he used to be in and making content for.
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There's an article headline that came out that adults are acting like babies.
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It says, adult babies is the newest trend taking off in the LGBTQ community.
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We have a little bit of a video of what that looks like.
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And then it's interesting because when you have stuff like this, we show it.
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And then if you're showing this to a progressive person, they are obligated by the religion
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that they're in, basically, of progressivism to be like, that's fine.
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You guys put a plus, a placeholder for anything, and that's part of it.
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Because last week we showed the guy who dresses up as a dog.
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And then, obviously, we always say the plus will eventually stand for pedophiles as well.
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This is kind of like we're kind of poking around the bottom of the slippery slope, and there's
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And then this guy, it's interesting because the LGB, you know, lesbians, gays, and bis,
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they're just doing the minimum degenerate behavior.
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And then now there's going to be beef between the T's and the B's, the babies.
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You think the T's are going to say, hey, anyone who came after in the plus, you're not
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I like making their tent as big as possible and let them fight.
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And a little trick is just finding, you know, find the person who's saying, oh, it's minor
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And then prop them up and then say, oh, progressives.
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Also, just to roast this a little bit, it's like your options of being a baby, like once
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you do it, all you can do is like goo goo ga ga and rattle the thing around.
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It's not very, you know, exciting, unless it's just a fetish thing, at which point you
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I think it's a, I think they get off on it, of course.
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All right, let's go move on to the guy who went to Korea to be gay.
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This is, yeah, this is actually fascinating, too, for the tea community.
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It wasn't a time in my life where I was also going through some psychological things, I
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And so it kind of helped push me into a little bit of a depression.
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I used to wear really bright and colorful, like tutus and stuff like that.
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And I've traveled the world to different countries looking like that.
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And here it was really strange because I got zero looks in a way that was really obvious,
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that it wasn't like everyone was chill about it.
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It was like almost like people were trying not to see me or like acknowledge my existence
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in a really strange way that I hadn't experienced anywhere else before.
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And it kind of like you're just walking around feeling like a ghost because you're just like
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literally no one's acknowledging like my existence.
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And it just felt very strange to like just have that towards the end of my long trip here
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And then I had to do a lot of development, went to therapy when I got back to the U.S.
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And I'm even like shaking talking about it now just because it was really transformative
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So, so much of the identity, the trans identity relies on the attention you get from people.
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So he was dressing like a twink in South Korea.
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And then instead of being like, oh, twink, nice, you're doing great.
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They just kind of like didn't look at him and were kind of disgusted by him.
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I'm not even going to like, I'm not even coming close.
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He, he got depressed because, oh, my acting out isn't getting the proper response that
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Or because if you were like your true authentic self, right, you'd be like, okay, whatever.
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Some people don't want to be my friend, but I'm happy because I'm happy internally because
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So much of their true authentic selves relies on the reciprocity, I guess.
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It's not just a one way street where I'm just living my life.
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And there was also this Reddit post that kind of went along with it.
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It says, I guess I thought my family and friends would have been, I would have had more questions
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So we're noticing a theme, right, of people who need the external to match what they're
00:41:21.500
So everyone expressed their surprise when I told them I was trans.
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I live in Florida, so starting HRT is going to be a process.
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They go on to talk about doctor and hormones and stuff.
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They're not going to use she, her until I feel more like I can girl mode more consistently.
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I expected my sisters, one year older, twins, to really start planning and asking a lot of
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I guess I just kind of thought that people would want to talk to me more about it.
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I kind of prepared myself for this and nothing's really happened.
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I even started feminizing my voice and no real comments, LOL.
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I will admit, feeling like I expected attention makes me feel like I'm invalidating the point
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Did I just want attention and now that I'm not getting it, it's bothering me?
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I know I'm going through with my transition, but feeling like I'm doing it for attention
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So you kind of like got red-pilled yourself by accident there where you're like, oh,
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And the irony of it is they went to post this on like a trans subreddit thing.
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And what kind of answers do you think you're going to get?
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And it's like, if you talk to like a reasonable psychiatrist or even a group of just middle-aged
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men at a bar, they'd tell you better advice than this subreddit will.
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And they'd be like, well, you should really examine that and dig deep.
00:43:08.680
Because it's one thing and embarrassing to have like a, I announced to my family I was transitioning
00:43:15.940
You'd still leapt off a cliff and the family's going to make fun of you at Christmas for
00:43:21.020
But, you know, you really need to like dig at those feelings and examine something.
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But this person is just obviously going to get spun in the spiral of like the direction
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A lot of need for external validation from these people.
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I thought, I thought it was the whole world was against them and they still did it.
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And, but it seems like every word, everything really matters.
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And then where there is people not caring about trans, there are obviously people who do care
00:43:50.440
A woman who's getting cancer treatment at a clinic, she was kicked out because she complained
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It says a woman receiving cancer treatment at blah, blah, blah clinic was told she can
00:44:01.040
no longer be a patient at the clinic after she sent a message criticizing a trans flag hanging
00:44:09.980
She told us that they requested she go in for reeducation and she refused.
00:44:14.320
So you can't get cancer treatment unless you say good job, gay trans people.
00:44:26.980
So there was also a Harvard study, which is that meme right there on the right, a Harvard
00:44:31.860
study that kids know that they're trans in the womb.
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In the womb, it says Harvard Hospital claims babies know in womb they're transgender.
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On the other hand, that clump of cells know it's trans.
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It just makes me so weird that, like, not once have I ever or we ever said something
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Like, not once have I gotten really into, like, a, well, I said this, but, oh, no, I changed
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Like, it's crazy how often that happens with them.
00:45:07.560
And that's, I guess, how it goes with an ideology that kind of creeps into every facet of life,
00:45:13.680
but then there's a reason for it to be woke here but broke here, you know?
00:45:28.920
Our last clip of cringe is the white privilege girl.
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Yeah, let's see what an 18-year-old high school white girl has to say.
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My mother told me that suggesting that white privilege is real is disrespectful to my father
00:45:41.340
and all of the work that he's done to get where he is today.
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So if that's your mindset, let me break something down for you.
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White privilege does not equal life privilege, and I'll give you an example of that.
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If someone is born into a lot of money, they're born with a privilege of wealth.
00:45:52.780
They're born with an automatic advantage over people who have less money than them.
00:45:56.240
Does that mean that they're never going to struggle or go through hardships?
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If their family member dies, they're still going to mourn.
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It just means that they're never going to struggle because of their money,
00:46:03.940
and they're never going to know what it's like to struggle because of money.
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In the same way, if a person is born white, they're born with a privilege of race.
00:46:10.600
They're born with an automatic advantage over people of color.
00:46:13.640
Does that mean they're never going to struggle?
00:46:15.660
Does that mean they're never going to have to work for anything?
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It simply means that they're never going to struggle because of their race,
00:46:20.620
and they're never going to understand what it's like to struggle because of their race.
00:46:24.620
So basically, if white people are failing and struggling, it's because everyone struggles.
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But when a black person fails, it's because there's systematic oppression that's holding them down.
00:46:38.080
There's all these things in place that don't allow them to be successful.
00:46:41.160
But they can't just be part of the everyone who's failing, too.
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We kind of talked about this last week with LeBron's school.
00:46:46.300
LeBron's school, none of the kids can pass math.
00:46:48.920
And it's, oh, is that because of racism or is that because no one taught those kids anything up until they got into eighth grade where they had to do somewhat harder math?
00:46:58.620
And then she says these caveats about, like, no, it doesn't mean anything.
00:47:02.960
Like, it doesn't mean you don't struggle and whatever.
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Are you just obsessed with how mistreated black people are in America?
00:47:11.040
Because this girl is probably at the age where she's getting ready to apply and get into colleges.
00:47:15.160
And she might see the black classmate with the way lower ACT score getting into her number one school choice while she goes to state school or falls behind.
00:47:25.380
And she basically just makes excuses for any black failure.
00:47:30.160
It can't be because of culture or how the person was raised or how seriously the person took school.
00:47:39.920
And that grating voice arguing with your dad at the dinner table about privilege.
00:47:45.120
Like, clearly, she just got out of, like, a talk about this and had to go rant to the social media who will tell her she's right.
00:47:51.140
Not the dad who puts the roof over your head and, you know, takes care of you.
00:47:54.980
And then they struggled greatly to do it, you know?
00:48:03.940
Let's move on to Urban Decay before we get too depressed.
00:48:10.040
In the background here, we just have a quick shot of San Francisco.
00:48:13.380
Everyone's on fentanyl and bent over and about to die.
00:48:20.060
I think we need a new rule where if you see someone with that fold, you can just kick them over.
00:48:28.140
You know, you can bully the fentanyl addicts who are making your city worse and then stealing when the fentanyl wears off.
00:48:36.140
And if they're asleep, you can take their stuff.
00:48:38.300
If they're asleep and awake and standing up, you can take their shit.
00:48:41.560
Then there's like this street rat guy who's got open wounds from Bad Frank.
00:48:47.900
And then there's the Roosevelt Hotel, which is still being overrun.
00:48:52.880
And then there's in the street tons more who are waiting to get processed, I guess.
00:48:57.760
There was a tweet from some lady who says, the scene at the Roosevelt Hotel is heartbreaking.
00:49:03.580
Food, water, wet wipes, gift cards, fans, sunscreen, 46 and Vanderbilt.
00:49:08.160
Helping to welcome new New Yorkers takes minutes and means so much.
00:49:31.520
Why don't you go deliver those goods at 12 o'clock at night?
00:49:37.980
Go stop by with all the products for them at 12 o'clock at night.
00:49:41.660
These men who haven't seen a woman in 12 days because they travel in packs with each other.
00:49:46.640
You know, they're not liable to do any sexual assault in a culture.
00:49:58.380
Yeah, the natural resources, minerals, uranium ore, cobalt, probably a pretty good cobalt bash.
00:50:07.600
I think even some of the best scientists in the Congo, it'd be like, no, just stay there.
00:50:14.180
No need to come and, you know, there's nothing.
00:50:16.360
The more that they send their most capable men, the less likely they are to repair their problems over time.
00:50:28.380
You know who comes in and rules with an iron fist at the cobalt mines?
00:50:35.400
They don't play by those nice Western rules where we care about your human rights.
00:50:41.020
Actually, China's brilliant because they do things like they'll do a lease or something and they'll say, oh, we'll run this cobalt mine with your labor.
00:50:50.720
And they'll do a deal where it's like if we don't produce X amount of cobalt, then we own it after five years.
00:50:55.780
And it's always like a predatory deal that these Africans are getting smoked on.
00:51:25.060
And there was a meme that kind of went around relating to this.
00:51:32.920
If liberals were merely stupid, the laws of probability would dictate that at least some
00:51:37.680
of their decisions would serve America's interests.
00:51:42.260
So something's up where everything they do is so anti-American.
00:51:49.060
Anti-white guy who's been here for multiple generations, you know?
00:51:53.000
You can't assume good intent at this point from what we're seeing.
00:51:57.040
And then obviously everyone in the Roosevelt Hotel, you know, there's nice Americans who would
00:52:01.660
probably want to spend a night at the Roosevelt Hotel who can't even afford it because they
00:52:06.780
Like a free visit to one of the greatest cities on earth?
00:52:14.420
This guy rents an apartment in New York, and he's basically living in the subway station.
00:52:20.380
This is my bed where I sleep every night, and this is the Myrtle Broadway station.
00:52:23.920
So, yeah, he pays $2,500 a month probably to live there.
00:52:39.500
I bet he'd sleep peacefully at the Roosevelt, you know?
00:52:42.080
And then it's also this kind of perverse incentive where the hotel lobby has kind of a good impact
00:52:48.480
Like, obviously the hotels and tourism, it's a huge industry to visit, you know, one of
00:52:55.260
And these hotel lobbies are like, yeah, you know, well, we'll take it.
00:52:59.220
We'll take a little negotiated rate at 100% capacity and sell out for the next three months.
00:53:11.680
And, like, these kind of people can be somewhere just, obviously they shouldn't even be in
00:53:17.600
America, but do they need to be in the most expensive zip code, like, on the eastern seaboard?
00:53:29.820
Eric Adams, obviously, with, these are the ones who voted for the Sanctuary City, so you
00:53:35.800
But I do feel bad for the average guys who are conservative, work in finance, work in, you
00:53:43.360
Your rent is twice as expensive and more than anywhere else in the country.
00:53:54.560
And it's like, there's an argument to be made where if your taxes are high, it may be
00:53:58.980
worth it if you're getting an equal amount of awesome public services back, right?
00:54:05.440
Oh, yeah, the taxes are high, but the subway's free.
00:54:07.920
It's the best public transportation system in America.
00:54:13.820
And Grand Central Park or Central Park is frickin' awesome.
00:54:20.780
But no, they funnel off your tax money to babysit third worlders who shouldn't even be in this
00:54:28.120
So everyone's doing drugs in the street, crime, everything is through the roof.
00:54:32.820
Let's go to the shoplifter hit with a stick from the Sikhs.
00:54:42.600
So this guy is just emptying the entire nicotine section, cigarettes and blunt wraps.
00:55:20.040
The guy filming says there's nothing you can do.
00:55:30.500
You just have to just claim you have insurance.
00:56:43.540
And the problem with the situation is the progressives, they're on the side of the criminal.
00:56:48.060
So they think that there's going to be, if there's a victim in the situation, it needs
00:56:54.640
The victim doesn't need to be the criminal for some reason.
00:56:58.060
And then in this situation, obviously they flipped it.
00:56:59.840
They just beat that guy up and hit him with a stick.
00:57:04.300
And then I think progressives would say, oh, they went a little too far with that.
00:57:10.200
Frankly, this is the only language someone like this knows.
00:57:14.780
Immediate physical pain when you're trying to do a crime.
00:57:17.680
This guy doesn't fear getting arrested two weeks later.
00:57:21.280
He doesn't fear getting caught with a giant trash bag full of cigarettes and then getting
00:57:36.160
Getting beaten immediately after a wrong action.
00:57:40.580
There's no reason those Sikhs should be the victim.
00:57:52.980
I saw, hold on, before we go to this, I saw someone saying like North Africans beating
00:57:57.440
a sub-Saharan, a tale as old as time or something.
00:58:03.800
And then there's that tweet from the Washington Examiner, I believe.
00:58:08.540
And it said, black-owned businesses in George Floyd Square said they are in desperate need
00:58:13.420
The businesses are struggling to stay open due to rampant crime.
00:58:22.560
You know those Scandinavians who mainly immigrated to Minnesota long ago because it kind of reminded
00:58:35.460
Until the Somalis got there and started regulating.
00:58:39.480
The last clip of Urban Decay, the shoplifters in Beverly Hills.
00:59:04.180
Those seeks, that was the now-use-can't-leave moment too.
00:59:07.540
That was like, they're like, all right, fill up the trunk or the bag.
00:59:11.580
Moving on, out of Urban Decay, and we are getting into uplifting gold.
00:59:40.060
Let's go to the sand shot, the bunker shot from this guy.
00:59:44.720
You've probably been in the bunker a few times, Ratboy.
01:00:01.460
You can be with your boys out in a nice summer day, drinking Arnold Palmer.
01:00:48.100
It's like you're a restaurant and it's like you're so scared of the rat in the restaurant
01:00:55.420
That's how much you need to get the rat out and you don't care about what happens.
01:00:59.860
Well, I think that shows experience on rat grabbing, the way he handled that.
01:01:38.260
Dr. Jones is going to make his grand entrance for you.
01:01:41.200
Which door do you think he's going to come through?
01:02:11.300
You know, I was going to say this guy's a pussy and a loser.
01:02:24.560
I was going to say how you shouldn't make your identity like a bit character that someone
01:02:35.240
And it's, like, you're kind of just doing someone else's bit that's already been done and left.
01:02:39.980
And I was going to say that this orthodontist is...
01:02:48.340
I don't want to just swing on someone for nothing.
01:02:57.240
Anything else that you were going to say, though, just to get it out?
01:02:59.980
I was going to say, I was going to, once he did the thing, and I was going to go, what
01:03:06.440
I was going to go, what a loser this guy is doing that.
01:03:09.060
He's waiting up in the elevator for the kid to pick the wrong door.
01:03:12.980
Yeah, he's got the bit planned where he makes you guess a door and he comes down a thing that
01:03:19.380
When they come to refit your braces, you don't do it again.
01:03:43.620
A little heavy-handed, but a little light in the Timberlands.
01:04:06.480
Everyone in the store a bunch of stuff for back-to-school.
01:04:27.720
The show's not about uplifting gold, but we have to balance it out, right?
01:04:32.640
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01:04:58.040
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