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Summary
The Hermit came and went, but how will these natural disasters affect voting next month? Then, in Cringe of the week, a new app helps Gen Z be even more antisocial and weird than ever. And last but not least, in Urban Decay, we have a new all-time low when it comes to EBT news. All this and more on today s episode of Fleck of Socks.
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Welcome back to Fleck of Socks, a podcast episode 207.
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But how will these natural disasters affect voting next month?
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Then in cringe of the week, a new app helps Gen Z be even more antisocial and weird than ever.
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Then after that, a new Kamala Harris accent just dropped again.
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You're not going to believe it when you hear it.
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And last but not least, in Urban Decay, we have a new all-time low when it comes to EBT news.
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Because words are just words until action actually starts.
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But at the same time, words speak louder than actions because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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Hey, we took a lot of Farmer Bill's with us on our evacuation.
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And, you know, from the hurricane, I actually learned a lot about Richard Ratboy.
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You know, there's certain people who target M&Ms in trail mix.
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He dumps the almonds and the Brazilian nuts back in.
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So when you're in the bottom third of the trail mix, there's no M&M relief.
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And to be fair to myself, to be fair to myself, this is personal trail mix.
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I would never do such a thing on shared trail mix.
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So if you thought that was shared trail mix, I apologize to you.
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And I made the mistake of eating, like, all of our non-refrigerated dry goods before the power went out, which I also did the last Hermitcane.
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So I'm not learning a lot of lessons from the Hermitcane themselves.
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There's, like, it's the J.D. Vance fat picture.
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We were leaving on Tuesday, and Fleck is just like, yo, you want a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel?
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And then all of a sudden, it's a 20-pound hurricane.
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And then we just had a 20-pound hurricane, and here we are.
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And then, you know, I'm probably going to have to do a seven-day fast again in the next few weeks.
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And then there was actually a funny tweet about the hurricanes that I thought we should mention early in the show.
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Stop naming these hurricanes after mild-mannered white men.
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Hurricane Kwan would have me packing all my shit.
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Because you can't attribute anything negative to black people, even though, on average, Ladarius's are probably more destructive than Milton's.
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So, if you lost your house to Milton, it would be like, Milton?
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Imagine if you remembered Milton for the next 40 years.
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What's the reason that the namers of the hurricane aren't using Ladarius?
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Are they trying to say that Ladarius isn't a real name?
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But, yeah, Ladarius ran through the neighborhood and everything got wrecked.
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I saw a lot of people in this hurricane using Flex Seal.
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You know, the stuff on the infomercials, Flex Seal.
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And this one's kind of a bit, and it may be in poor taste, but let it play.
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Everybody likes to wonder if the Flex Seal hurricane-proof goop works.
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But, yeah, I saw some people ratchet strapping their roofs down.
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I saw some redneck engineering, and people don't post follow-ups enough.
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Flex Seal, we're going to rank that mostly false right now, but we'll see.
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I was impressed with what I saw Flex Seal-wise.
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They had shelters for everybody, but then if you're a sex offender, this is where you're
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The sheriff's office will ensure that that is a safe environment for anyone that comes
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Anyone that comes in will be checked to make sure that they are not a fugitive and not
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If you are a predator, you are not allowed at the room fire shelter.
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If you are designated under Florida law as a sex predator and you need shelter, you need
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to go to the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility.
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So if you're a sex offender, you can go spend the night in jail.
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And every time you look when Florida or seeing if other states do something or Florida, it's
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Sex offenders can't be with the elderly and the children and everything like that.
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And then Kamala did a press conference a couple of days ago about the Hermit Cain.
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And she kind of realized, I think during it, that it was a live broadcast and she tries
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In flood, we really got to watch those areas and those communities.
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So it takes quite a while for that water to drain.
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It's like what you do in middle school and during the test or something.
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I guess the whole point of that was to tell her team it was a live broadcast.
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Maybe they're used to doing pre-recorded broadcasts that they can edit themselves.
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Where it's like, hey guys, it's not what we thought.
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We were planning on just taking this interview, slicing it up and sending it back to be released.
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And it's like, lady, you're not really in power right now.
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And it seems like the Joe Biden Kamala beef is heating up.
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You know, he's getting kind of that dementia anger.
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Kamala's just obviously angling for good PR or, you know, FaceTime, right?
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And he's forgetting all of like the things that he's involved in, all the propaganda.
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And he's kind of just like, oh, that Trump guy, not so bad.
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Yeah, the TV in his White House bedroom is stuck on Fox News.
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Lieutenant Dan, he was a Tampa local who rode the storm out in a boat.
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But there was one clip that I thought would be important to show on the show.
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Catch up with an individual who is riding it out on his boat.
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What would you say to individuals like that who did not evacuate from Zones A and B?
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Well, that would probably take you right back to the statement that I made with Caitlin the other day.
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And we have tried so many times with that individual to get him off of that boat.
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And the officers will eventually just take him into custody and for his own good.
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Because he's not going to survive in a sailboat in the bay with anywhere from 8 to 12 feet of storm surge.
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Well, for Baker Act, for his own protective custody.
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But if he wants to die in a hurricane, that's his ride.
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And this is the mayor of Tampa talking about Baker acting him.
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If he wants to die, he's going to die on his boat.
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Remember that movie where he goes up the wave and comes back?
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I think Mark Wahlberg doesn't make it back after that, though, brother.
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That's his right to go right into the Perfect Storm on a Boston shipping vessel.
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So that clip stood out to me because it really is his right to die in a hurricane.
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And if the government is going to say, because there's a disaster, we're going to kind
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That's what a lot of Democrats are up to, right?
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Now the government could create disasters to take your rights away, which we all know
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Well, and that's the thing with they take a law, the Baker Act, which is for severely mentally
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And they're like, well, we're just going to apply it here because nothing matters and
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So the mayor of Tampa, you were going to step on everyone's rights like that for nothing.
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And then we had Joe Biden do a press conference.
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He was addressing some of the rumors that the government controls the weather.
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Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene, a congresswoman of Georgia, is now saying the federal government
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Well, if you believe that everything Joe Biden says is a lie, the government controls the weather.
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If you're on inverse Biden, you have to go for everything.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene, the government controls the weather.
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But, you know, pay more taxes and you have to drive an electric vehicle so we can fix the
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And then also all those patents of, like, cloud seeding and weather machines, no one
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And didn't that cloud seeding contribute to all that Dubai flooding recently, too?
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And, again, the climate change thing, like, oh, all these hurricanes coming so quick.
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Democrats obviously love, like, a big nebulous thing they don't have to really get into the
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And they could just attribute it to it and then say, like, see, we told you.
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And if there were no hurricanes, they wouldn't mention anything.
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It's just that weird, like, you know, two-way go where they say if it happens, it's because
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And, obviously, the hurricane responses so far, in my opinion, have been kind of a disaster
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They sent a whole pallet of electric chainsaws to North Carolina, an area that has no power.
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So, I mean, and to be fair, like, you could use them on generators and stuff like that,
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You use them once until the battery's out, throw it away, get another one.
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You get one hour of chainsawing and then it's over.
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That would be, like, the same efficiency as the government.
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And I'm wondering, I see stuff like this, and I see how bad FEMA is reacting to all
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these natural disasters, and it makes me wonder, are they purposely reacting poorly?
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Are they purposely not trying to solve the problem?
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Well, as we all know, there's an election in three weeks.
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How are the disaster areas going to be affected when it comes to voting?
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There was a Fox report about exactly that in North Carolina.
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They were talking about major changes in the voting process.
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Now, this is, they say, designed to help displaced voters in the Tar Heel state not
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only cast their ballots, but also make sure they have their voices heard this November.
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However, some Republicans are expressing deep reservations about the plan because of concerns
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Now, the changes were approved by unanimous vote by the bipartisan board coming just 10
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days before early voting begins in the battleground state, and even as mail-in voting is already
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Now, a couple of the changes I want to tell you about, including this, voters in the 13
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counties that have been heavily affected by Hurricane Helene will now have more ways to
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Easier access to absentee ballots, more time to apply for ballots, drop-off anywhere in the
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state, assistance teams to help collect those ballots.
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And then the drop-off anywhere in the state is interesting because, you know, in the situations
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where there's a voter turnout that exceeds the registered voters, so like 110% voter turnout,
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you're now going to have that more often because people are going to be sending their ballots in
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And the part that, the area in North Carolina where people got wiped out is a very red area.
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So there's a lot of people who probably won't even show up to vote because they have nothing
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They're not going to go all the way back just to vote.
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So it's very sketchy, and obviously it is in a very red area.
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And that kind of, when I see that, it doesn't smell right.
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But then Jason from the All In podcast would go, well, why would the government use a disaster
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There's no official, like, oh, you hand it here and then this happens.
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We're the side who wants IDs to vote, and they're the side who's, obviously this is
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bipartisan in an extenuating circumstance, but like, just send it anywhere.
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And then there's also reports that more hurricanes are coming.
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So if they keep hammering areas, especially red areas, which is like also western Florida,
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with hurricanes and disasters, I think you could get voter turnout to go down in automatically
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Because if you look at the polling now, you know, there's all these breakdowns of which swing
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states Trump needs and Kamala needs and which ones are close.
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And then electoral, college-wise, he's getting over 270 at this point.
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But then if you steal a state that was kind of automatically red and no one's really accounting
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for in the, and when they put this together, it kind of could make sense and be a little
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peek behind the curtain when it comes to what their plan is, maybe to steal a red state that
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Before we get into the politics section, we have some good news.
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It looks like KJP, Perrine Jean-Pierre, is a show watcher because she's been henchman-maxing.
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She's like a henchman for the administration, like literally by definition.
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She doesn't, she's a lesbian, so she skips cringe.
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And that's a good Halloween costume if you'd like to be KJP.
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So I'm glad to know she's a show watcher and she's henchman-maxing.
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Full bow, which he probably learned in China, a place he's been a million times.
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And Kamala has also been displaying some Eastern tendencies as well.
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She did an interview the other day and she has a brand new accent.
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I don't know what that was, but wasn't she drunk on that show too?
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It sounded Indian to me, but now that you say Jamaican-Irish, I think that clicks.
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And it could be proof that she's a lizard in a skin suit because a lizard brain might say
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that these are all acceptable accents that humans use every day.
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And they don't realize that every human has one and then they only use that.
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Well, again, she's just tone switching to Irish-Jamaican and Eastern Indian.
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And people online have been trying to make fun of Trump for the way he talks.
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There's like this new TikTok trend where they say Trump talks like a teenage girl.
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And to be fair, I don't think they're making fun.
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I think they're just kind of saying he could be a teenage girl.
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And it's like four sentences, like run, spot, run.
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People of India are going crazy that President Obama was constantly chewing gum.
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And then on top of that, he took it out of his mouth, put it back.
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The problem with Ron DeSangtimonious is that he needs a personality transplant.
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Was Trump a teenage girl in a past life or something?
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Or is he just kind of down with that catty tone?
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And then like when you do these social media posts and TikToks about it, it's like you're
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kind of poking fun at him, but you're also on his side because it's Trump being authentic.
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Everyone's laughing, but they're not like against Trump.
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When you see the Kamala fake accents, that's not authentic.
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And then when you poke fun at it or call it out, you're like against her.
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So I think that's a big difference when it comes to the two candidates.
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There's definitely, Kamala definitely has an authenticity problem.
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And, you know, she's a chameleon and she has been the whole time.
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So imagine sitting her down and trying to give her notes like, hey, you should try to
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And then that puts you in a spot where you're like, start saying and doing weird things to
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If you're coached too much, then you become a totally different person.
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She's ping-ponging off of like this coaching thing.
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But here's an example of one where she kind of should have played the game a little bit,
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Well, if anything, would you have done something differently than President Biden?
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There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of
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I'm Donald J. Trump and I approve this message.
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Dude, the women on The View gave her the biggest layup of all time.
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And she goes, you could tell she hadn't even thought about it.
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She goes, no, it hasn't really crossed my mind.
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You know, Krasenstein, him and his brother, they do polls.
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I like to just show every poll they do and how they get smoked every time.
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A lot of people are now realizing from both sides that are kind of immigrating to Trump.
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They are realizing that if Trump doesn't win, we're fucked.
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That's true for a lot of people in a lot of ways.
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Elon Musk did an interview with Tucker that basically summed that up as well.
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You can't just be like, you can't just be like, yo, I.
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Yeah, I'm like, how long do you think my prison sentence is going to be?
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And obviously things are ramped up, I think probably more than ever.
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And I think it's even more now in 2024 with how everyone is divided and how it's not even
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Like the right wing looks at the left wing like they're stupid.
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The left wing looks at the right wing like we're evil.
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There was a clip from a professor in Kansas, middle America, right?
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And listen to what the professor says when describing right wingers, I guess is what he's
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There are going to be some males in our society that will refuse to vote for a potential female
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president because they don't think females are smart enough to be president.
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We could line all those guys up and shoot them if they clearly don't understand the way
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I don't want the deans hearing that I said that.
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There's, you know, the pyramid of humor, just saying I'll kill you.
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It's just a weird scenario where like this guy couldn't help but say it.
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And you're not going to be the one who does it.
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You're out of breath, walking around pacing, teaching college students.
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And then, yo, when the Hamas types overwhelm, when Kamala wins and the Hamas types overwhelm
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America, and they start being like, who's our allies?
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They're going to see a middle-aged white guy, and they're going to shoot you in the pit.
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Straight white guy, there's no place for you in the utopia.
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And then CNN had an interesting back and forth with one of their commentators talking about
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She was basically earlier in the segment comparing him to Hitler.
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I think that we need to take this seriously and understand where his inspiration comes from.
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And today, of all days, it is just really savage that this is who he's quoting and that he's
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Ayesha, for you to compare Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler on 10-7, it's just shameful.
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Number one, what he was talking about are murderers, people who came into this country and murdered
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So let's not mince, let's not try to string together a bunch of quotes that weren't put
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They're different points in time to try to make it look like something he didn't say.
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As a black lesbian who Donald Trump doesn't believe has genes as good as his, is he going
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to attempt to exterminate me when he gets elected?
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Okay, and I'm not going to be lectured by some white man who has no idea what he's talking
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So you compare Trump to Hitler and then you say, I'm not going to be lectured by some white
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man, which is basically, it's ironic because now you're talking about like race-based
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But if I say, I'm not going to be lectured by some black lesbian, I get in trouble.
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And to be fair, like, I kind of think we do actually get away with that.
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I'm not going to be lectured by some black lesbian.
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But yeah, I mean, that's basically the extent of the commentators who get on CNN.
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And it's like, okay, what's the playbook today?
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And it's like, they don't even see the humor in their own positions, right?
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Like immediately call someone Hitler, then immediately segment the population by race
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And this is obviously, we've done the whole thing with the assassination attempt and everything.
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And then this lady gets on and starts yelling about Hitler.
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And these are the types who are radicalized and are going to be in charge of sending us
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And deciding who lives and who goes on the train.
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You think she lets the white professor, white out-of-breath professor off the train?
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Or she just shuts the gate on him and says, nah, you're going to.
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We're moving on to our last page of housekeeping, which is my page of housekeeping, where I
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Before we get there, make sure you use the opportunity to go to post, help us choose
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the algo, leave a like, leave a comment, leave a comment again, then start yapping.
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You made a good point on Twitter the other day.
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You know, there's always a debate with the baker.
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It keeps happening, but the baker needs to make gay cakes.
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The Colorado guy who's in a constant legal battle because he doesn't want to make a
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This guy looks back on his life and he's like, holy shit, the whole fucking time I was just
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And about not making a just like business I didn't do.
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It's not like, oh, I made a cake for Ronald Reagan.
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It's like, I didn't make cakes for gays and that's all I fucking heard about.
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Well, I said, this guy should just say yes, then make them the absolute shittiest cake on earth.
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Salt for sugar, like a boxed cake, you know, and then like put it in the box and then do
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You're not going to come back next year because the cake tastes so bad.
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The guy probably really just doesn't want to get forced to do anything.
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You guys have probably seen her who got a, you know what injury.
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They haven't done a thing with giving me an anxiety pill and they want to give me melatonin.
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When it comes to progressives, a lot of progressives will get mad at clips like this and say,
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You can't discount Maxine's because of a few adverse reactions.
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But then also those same progressives, when they argue for abortion, will say rape and incest.
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You want someone to carry a baby who's a child and was raped by their stepdad or their dad.
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And then they'll also like use the most rare example for why abortion is so necessary.
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There's some hypocrisy there, but it doesn't matter.
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They'll just say whatever they want that fits their need at the time in that argument.
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Yeah, we like the 0.1% here, but we're going to ignore it over there.
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So I just wanted to make that point because a lot of people are going to be talking about
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that clip and that girl who had obviously the bad reaction.
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But don't forget that when they say rape and incest for abortions, because those are
00:32:16.080
My favorite is the third step in the animorphs.
00:32:33.220
The idea for animorphs doesn't come from nothing, is the point.
00:32:39.000
We're going to end housekeeping with some uplifting clip.
00:32:41.740
This guy does a really cool party trick and lands a flip in the house.
00:32:58.640
You land a flip in the house and everybody goes, oh, cool, for two seconds, and then they
00:33:03.160
And then if you can land a flip, you just flip.
00:33:06.280
If you're doing a first jump bounce on a wood floor, you're not flip savvy enough.
00:33:16.280
Well, I know the science, and that's why I don't do it.
00:33:19.520
I know I can't, but if I was going to try, I'd probably wreck part of the house that's
00:33:34.400
Our first clip of Cringe of the Week, dystopian tech is on the rise.
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This section, these next, I don't know, two or three clips are about dystopian tech on
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This is a new app that helps Zoomers walk around the store so they don't have to talk
00:34:11.420
And then you have the thing on your glasses that say, like, raise your arm, put your hand
00:34:14.840
out, wrap your fingers around it, bring it close to you.
00:34:21.000
So huge day, huge advancement in tech for ADIQ people.
00:34:27.960
And I was talking to the medic Sisyphus about this.
00:34:30.060
It's like, we're obviously with how progressive things are getting, you interact with people
00:34:36.020
And if you zoom out as to why that happens, it's because like anything that's a group,
00:34:40.880
like a men's group or sports or whatever, or racial groups, they're forced to accept
00:34:53.300
And then they're not talking to people and then talking to people becomes a big deal.
00:34:56.520
And then they need apps like this to go to the store without having to say, Hey, excuse
00:35:04.520
You look up one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
00:35:11.280
I remember it from my 10 other trips to this target, you know, in the candy aisle, but
00:35:15.740
they just go through one time and it happens too with, uh, driving directions.
00:35:20.440
I noticed a lot of younger people like don't even know their way around their own neighborhood.
00:35:28.440
It takes you like a few weeks and you kind of learn the main roads, the crossroads, which
00:35:35.760
There's people that are every day leaving their house to go to the grocery store with directions
00:35:43.460
They can't just see the bigger picture of like, well, where am I going?
00:35:49.800
And then they don't like remember it or put it together.
00:35:52.640
And I guess it's probably a multi-billion dollar industry catering to stew stews who can't
00:36:05.800
And then there's another one in AI that, uh, can you read it?
00:36:09.260
Uh, for anyone who's wondered what an Apple intelligence summary of a breakup text looks
00:36:14.280
like, and then it's from Maddie and it says no longer in relationship once belongings from
00:36:21.840
So if you're, if you're too dopamine addicted and you're scrolling on TikTok and you're,
00:36:25.980
uh, you know, hitting the jewel and doing everything, then, uh, you could just let Apple
00:36:30.120
sum it up for you that she needs her stuff back and you're done.
00:36:34.380
And then our last clip of dystopian tech on the rise, um, is, uh, Venezuelan home invasion
00:36:40.320
related and listen to how they interact with the person they're home invading.
00:36:48.460
Bill, the details in this case, let me tell you are just horrifying.
00:36:52.100
This woman says she was held at gunpoint inside of her own home by these four guys.
00:36:58.320
They threatened to cut her fingers off and beat her with a pistol.
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We now know that these four men who were charged are illegal migrants from Venezuela.
00:37:08.940
She's in her fifties, just pulled in her garage in the upscale Briarwood neighborhood of Dallas.
00:37:14.840
Police say the four suspects approached her, forced her inside at gunpoint, ransacked her
00:37:22.500
According to police records, the suspects only spoke Spanish and communicated through Google
00:37:28.900
So using the Google Translate to tell someone you're going to cut their fingers off, give
00:37:35.340
Imagine waiting for the, I'm going to cut your fingers off unless you do what we tell you
00:37:39.200
to be translated with the app and then turned over to her.
00:37:47.780
No, my fingers are going to get cut off and you're going to tie me up.
00:37:54.000
More home invasions, bringing retarded people to the candy aisle and summing up that your
00:38:01.140
And to be fair, you know, like this is just the dumb portion of big tech.
00:38:06.080
I was watching another video the other day of a blind girl wearing the meta glasses and
00:38:13.380
And, uh, it actually, it was, it was like, uh, this is the dog food aisle and like telling
00:38:18.860
her, you know, so, you know, there's applications and stuff, but, uh, when the lowest common
00:38:24.180
denominator, when you have to do use tech for them, you get the stew, stew shit like
00:38:30.160
So it ends up in cringe of the week and, uh, it's not very helpful for the stock market.
00:38:36.440
Speaking of stew, stew, cringe of the week shit.
00:38:39.300
Um, next we have a couple, uh, situations where like liberal progressives and liberal progressive
00:38:46.420
home or liberal progressive women and then liberal progressive homosexuals, um, are kind
00:38:53.300
This first person is a trans comedian who is not like a leftist trans comedian and listen
00:39:00.140
to how the crowd reacts when she tries to do her bit.
00:39:09.300
I don't know if you guys are going to like it, um, but I'm going to be brave.
00:39:22.180
I am trying to be like, I'm trying to be like fat liberation.
00:39:36.060
Because I'm trying to get bottom surgery and yeah.
00:39:42.020
And doctors and doctors say I can't do it until I lose some weight, which is, thank you.
00:39:56.260
Um, uh, doctors are saying I need to lose weight to get bottom surgery.
00:40:16.380
And then liberal womanhood is based in like enabling delusions.
00:40:20.920
And those two, it's like a 90 degree angle or whatever.
00:40:27.400
You can't be shouting, uh, at the man in a dress who's way too overweight to get the bottom surgery that he's hot.
00:40:34.660
But, but there's a woman willing to do it at every turn.
00:40:38.000
And then the reason that this even is able to exist in the first place, like this woman saying you're hot and like living outside of reality, is because in America, times are so relatively good compared to the past where you're not like fighting for food.
00:40:59.520
You can like, times are good enough where you can play pretend.
00:41:02.400
And then like, if times get bad and you're busy, like hiding from the warlords or the cartel, you don't really have time to go to a comedy show and tell a trans person that they look great.
00:41:12.220
And for example, that kind of happened in Ukraine when everyone was fleeing and they were checking people's cacks to make sure you didn't have to go back to the front line and fight Russia.
00:41:21.060
But if times were good, it would be like, oh, you're a lady.
00:41:24.860
But when times are bad, nah, buddy, we're not doing that anymore.
00:41:37.660
I don't know what it's called, but we can just let it rip.
00:41:40.640
This, we're not making fun of this girl, right?
00:41:42.960
This girl has like some sort of disorder or something that made her get fat.
00:41:46.320
I think it's called my big fat, fabulous life or something.
00:41:50.620
So it's not as close because all my notes are making fun of the girl from being fat.
00:42:01.500
So it's like, I don't know what, what I'm supposed to modify because it's not like I'm
00:42:08.020
Is there something about me that is so wrong that people won't even give me a first date?
00:42:21.160
No, because you're so confident and smart and sexually charged.
00:42:30.380
So you see, we have like the homosexuals and acting the same as women.
00:42:40.480
And smart, which is weird because she's saying, I can't get a first date.
00:42:43.340
And he's saying it's because you're too smart, even though you didn't even meet the person
00:42:53.460
If I asked about the, how to get out of the atmosphere with the spaceship and the accelerating
00:43:04.300
And it's like what someone needs almost is the truth.
00:43:07.820
And like whether or not she can lose weight, it's not the point, right?
00:43:11.760
It's just some guy who's willing to, what, lie to your face?
00:43:21.600
Shouldn't the objective of a friend be to help?
00:43:29.160
And until every single hot guy you like message you saying, hey, let's go on a date, we have
00:43:41.540
And you know, and you know what guys, you know how guys are on dating apps.
00:43:45.560
They go, they see the picture, they swipe to the second picture and they go, ah, she's
00:43:54.200
All right, next, let's go to the gay guys who try to be straight.
00:43:57.220
This kind of proves that theory that they're, it's all an act.
00:44:32.340
So it proves that they can act, but they just choose to act gay to make their dad, Trump
00:44:42.220
I didn't know that's the angle you were going to take it.
00:44:46.060
They can switch between it, but then they want you to believe that the total high-pitched
00:44:50.560
fake voice and like flamboyant wrist moves and hand flailings, that's the normal status.
00:45:00.920
And we know from the show that we've talked about people coming out of anesthesia and
00:45:09.880
You're back to normal, and then you do the affection after.
00:45:24.900
I was going to say Pharrell, but that's not right.
00:45:29.460
Here he is in 2004 on the left and then 2024 on the right.
00:45:33.980
Now, I don't mean to be vulgar here, but is it possible that Diddy fucked him gay?
00:45:44.240
I don't know what his relationship is with Diddy or, you know, the music scene is a small
00:45:48.620
circle, and I think Diddy could have fucked him gay.
00:45:52.660
And that's like a fulgur thing to say, I'm sorry, it's an adult part of the show.
00:45:57.380
But that's what, I mean, he's standing there in like heels with a purse.
00:46:07.740
And now he's dressing like this and making music for the Minions.
00:46:13.440
They probably make you do that to get into the Minions stuff.
00:46:21.600
I don't even want to say what they're digging around.
00:46:28.640
We've been covering the Diddy stuff a lot in Bonusland.
00:46:33.040
We're just going to play the beginning of it because it makes the QAnon people feel like the QAnon stuff's coming back.
00:46:42.860
If I was to release those tapes, the world would shut down.
00:46:48.120
If I showed one of these tapes, I'm telling you right now, the whole music industry and Hollywood, it would just grind down like this.
00:46:59.040
They're all going to start pointing at each other like this, and it's going to be bad.
00:47:14.280
We're going to do it, but it's just going to come in pieces, and there's also ways we can, let's say, not censor it, but we can kind of soften it, right?
00:47:27.120
Anytime someone talks about, I have this, I have that, and they start teasing it out, I'm like, just show me.
00:47:34.880
You like it, but I'm like, you kind of lose credibility almost.
00:47:43.580
I think it rings true, and I think the Diddy stuff's going to be bad, and I think it can halt music in Hollywood to a stop.
00:47:50.660
Oh, I'm sure there's videos, and I'm sure there's bad shit, and some evidence people have, but when you're sitting in the interview, and you're in the podcast chair, and you're like, you won't believe what I have.
00:48:06.620
But then QAnon also said, these people are sick, and when you find out what they did, they're not going to be able to walk on the streets.
00:48:17.780
This video recording of a YouTube video from the guy?
00:48:24.760
The first clip of Urban Decay is a bad kid drives a car through a playground.
00:48:30.020
Not through people, but through the playground.
00:48:32.580
Moments caught on camera, kids on a school playground nearly hit by a stolen car.
00:48:38.160
Behind the wheel of that car, a 10-year-old boy.
00:48:40.980
Video here provided by Minneapolis police shows the car driving on the grass as frantic school staff try to move the kids away.
00:48:48.380
What is just as shocking, police say the 10-year-old already has a lengthy criminal record.
00:48:53.160
He's been arrested for auto theft twice before and listed as a suspect in 12 other cases.
00:49:14.640
The police were talking in an interview later in that clip, and they said that it's not the mom's fault.
00:49:24.540
The system that should have kept him locked up, but instead they can't do anything.
00:49:28.280
Because he's 10, so they just go, okay, go steal another, Johnny.
00:49:32.140
And then I was talking to a medic Sisyphus about the system idea and how that makes sense.
00:49:36.700
And he said the system actually did fail him because the system isn't made to discipline juveniles.
00:49:46.200
Like, juvenile detention is for kids who messed up and got into trouble, then they get out.
00:49:49.700
Like, if you're a repeat felony criminal offender, like, you should have been raised by your dad, your pastor, your uncle, your neighbor.
00:49:58.000
There's a bunch of people that could have helped raise the boy.
00:50:00.760
All the mom is is a single mom who's got, like, an unruly kid.
00:50:08.160
It's like our legal system isn't built for that either.
00:50:10.600
You can't lock up kids, but then they keep doing crimes.
00:50:14.520
And it's like, how many people will this kid victimize before he's 18, does a crime, and goes to jail, or goes to jail and gets let out again?
00:50:25.420
And then it's like, oh, someone died at that Utah sleepaway camp where you have to go hike on the mountain, so they're closing those down, too.
00:50:31.940
And it's like, there's nowhere to send this little piece of shit, right?
00:50:35.280
And he's a piece of shit, obviously, and he just does it again and again.
00:50:38.740
And it's one of the things, one of the themes of Urban Decay for us is how kids are getting younger.
00:50:44.500
We showed it, like, I think last Friday, or it might have even been last episode, those kids in Chicago.
00:50:50.440
And it's like, what do you even do with those kids?
00:50:54.480
Because locking them up is extreme, and then they go to criminal you in the juvie.
00:50:59.220
It's like an arbitrage where they can act freely, not get in trouble, and then just keep doing it and accelerate and get worse.
00:51:07.260
They do something when they're 16 and they get tried as an adult, hopefully.
00:51:10.200
Basically, the cops are waiting at the end of the tunnel, which is when it's first reasonable to charge you as an adult for your felony, right?
00:51:32.780
A babysitter charged after one-year-old boy was mauled to death by her pit bulls.
00:51:40.220
And a one-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pack of pit bulls in Texas after the babysitter in charge of watching him left him alone with her teenage daughter, according to police.
00:51:50.400
The baby was attacked by three dogs in their home in Bexar County.
00:52:00.900
One of the pit bulls busted through a bedroom door and began tearing at the baby as the teen girl tried to protect him with two other dogs joining in.
00:52:10.660
So just nightmare scenario with pit bulls kind of going crazy, chewing a door.
00:52:16.300
And the 13-year-old was kind of like being lauded as a hero because she was putting herself in between the baby and the dogs and trying to get help.
00:52:31.640
Yeah, she was messed up and had to go to the hospital as well.
00:52:39.100
One horrible adult who decided that three pit bulls in the house was a good idea, right?
00:52:48.220
I think you could charge the parents for leaving the parents with the babysitter with the pit bulls.
00:52:59.540
Like if the three pit bulls attacked a cat or killed a cat, I go, well, cats and dogs, you get it.
00:53:11.440
How do you get tricked into being like, okay, I need to go and thrash this right now.
00:53:15.720
There's not like the one-year-old didn't make a quick, sudden move and startle you and put you into that.
00:53:27.800
It's like that movie where you have to be quiet.
00:53:29.340
And when you make a sound, those bug things start running towards you.
00:53:36.900
Like if you're a parent who's sending your child to go somewhere to babysit, like you should be doing everything in your power for it to not be a pit bull household, right?
00:53:46.940
And then there's something to be said for like when there's multiple pit bulls in something, just practical advice wise.
00:53:52.880
You know, everybody has the story of, oh, I had one pit bull for years and he was fine.
00:53:58.000
But when you put three of them together, they kind of have their own little dog pecking order and then they stop caring about the humans that much.
00:54:06.340
And then this is like one dog snaps at the baby and then the other two join in.
00:54:14.900
The fact that there's three of them, that accelerates everything.
00:54:23.260
They rush out and the cashier is just standing there like, uh.
00:54:37.480
And then there is actually one more clip associated with the pit bulls.
00:54:47.840
And when you see the end, you're not going to be surprised.
00:54:51.280
It says, my dad's best friend is a rescued pelican who found refuge somewhere.
00:54:57.480
And now him and the pelican have some sort of relationship.
00:55:24.480
Next, this pit bull is about to absolutely maul this sweet bird.
00:55:32.280
It's an uplifting clip, but that's how fast it can flip.
00:55:35.380
Pit bull enters the frame and it's two ways to go.
00:55:38.860
It can stay uplifting gold or it can get urban decay very quickly.
00:55:47.000
A former governor of New York got stomped out by a group of people.
00:56:07.620
And he's blind and he just gets stomped out in New York City.
00:56:13.140
So for every famous person that has an experience like that, there's probably a thousand normal
00:56:17.440
people that had a similar experience, but you just don't hear about it because they're
00:56:22.660
They're not blind in the former governor of the state they're getting stomped out in.
00:56:29.500
Like if a normal average guy gets stomped out in New York, does it make a peep?
00:56:37.200
He just puts his hard hat on and forgets about it.
00:56:41.300
And then we have some stats out of Sweden, which I think could apply in the United States
00:56:52.140
Basically, it's how much you could reduce violent crime by with a one strike law, a two
00:57:01.120
So basically it says what proportion of violent crime would be prevented if recidivism stopped
00:57:08.680
And so basically what it's saying is the violent, the ultra violent people in the world, the
00:57:13.660
stomper outers, the people who are doing violent crimes, they're doing so much of the violent
00:57:19.060
crimes that if you arrested them and kept them off the streets after the first offense,
00:57:28.920
And then with a three strike law, like if after the third time being violent, you kept them
00:57:34.280
off, it would be 50% reduction in violent crime, right?
00:57:38.760
And then like, that's why it's so weird because a law in California, like the three strike law,
00:57:45.720
Um, the three strike law in California was made based on data like this.
00:57:50.800
And then for some reason, progressives, liberals, whoever, they just say, oh, wow, we could reduce
00:57:58.780
And then they rip it up and they go, okay, we're not doing that, right?
00:58:04.800
And that's another example of like the 0.1%, right?
00:58:08.620
When you heard about the three strike law in California and when it got kind of overturned
00:58:14.020
or changed, uh, the criminal justice was reformed in California.
00:58:18.400
The number one story you heard about was a guy whose third strike was like a weed deal
00:58:24.200
That's the number one thing that would market and like try to pull at your heartstrings.
00:58:29.960
What were the first two felonies Mike had before he got locked up for the third strike?
00:58:34.940
So it's another one of those like, oh yeah, it's a rape and incest for abortion.
00:58:42.220
It's like, and how many were beating up an old lady and stealing her purse?
00:58:47.520
It's just sad to see this data here and how easily a country or society with the will could
00:58:56.740
We're moving on to our last piece of urban decay, the EBT fraud or EBT abuse.
00:59:02.600
Uh, this woman has her child call the EBT office and listen to what she says.
00:59:17.740
I understand you're hungry, but where's your mother?
00:59:38.620
If you could, please put your mother on the phone, and I can just be able to help you.
00:59:43.680
My mom right here, and she don't got no food still.
00:59:56.880
Unfortunately, and it's not in the same way that the other 10-year-old kid driving the car through the playground is, but it's a different variation.
01:00:03.520
What are the takeaway lessons this kid is learning?
01:00:07.180
One, rely on others for your basic needs and necessities like food, because it's free.
01:00:16.240
Number two, it's good to scam that government who's giving you food.
01:00:20.440
You're going to need to angle them a little bit, right?
01:00:24.520
Yeah, and by doing that, you do the finessing by emotionally manipulating with the child.
01:00:30.100
Yeah, the third lesson, which is huge for this community, is a child gets the manipulation done much faster, right?
01:00:37.400
So then, what are you going to do when you have to scam the government, which is where food comes from?
01:00:43.680
And then the lessons you learn from dad are dad's in jail because the police is hunting black people.
01:00:49.320
Yeah, this welfare, how to hustle the welfare conversation with mom, happens right after the how to act with police because they're hunting you.
01:01:05.060
And then, believe it or not, EBT is on the rise.
01:01:07.880
I'm assuming a big chunk of it's probably for illegals.
01:01:10.940
But can you read this stat out of Boston Herald?
01:01:13.020
A staggering 672,000 new EBT cards have been added to the welfare rolls in a little over a year, a tally that's intensifying calls for an audit of the welfare agency.
01:01:25.840
And that's a 34% increase in the state of Massachusetts, who obviously has a ton of illegal immigrants in there.
01:01:33.140
And we've been covering it, the Haitians, all the illegal immigrants are on some form of EBT.
01:01:39.340
They immediately get on government assistance, right?
01:01:47.400
And I'm sure the 2023 number was high as it is.
01:01:52.840
So when you look at the two pillars of EBT, it's like the African-Americans finessing the system and having a kid or trying to kind of stay on as long as they can.
01:02:05.180
And then illegals who just got here immediately getting on.
01:02:08.580
Then you're like, huh, what is this really for?
01:02:10.640
Is this really helping people who kind of go down on their luck?
01:02:14.380
Or is this just all scammers and people who have never paid a cent into the tax system in their life, right?
01:02:21.240
You know, social safety net doesn't really mean anything if you can just come and be like, jump into the safety net.
01:02:33.020
It's supposed to be for people who like put in money over the years and like, oh, I lost my job.
01:02:40.860
The idea of a safety net is like it's underneath a tightrope that you're walking, which is keeping a job, having, you know, money and fending for yourself.
01:02:50.660
And then the net, these people cannonball straight into the net.
01:03:04.240
And before we get into Uplifting Gold, the 34% increase, all it gets you is calls for an audit.
01:03:16.620
So get a little depressed before we get into the Uplifting.
01:03:19.760
Our first clip from Uplifting Gold is Trump on Andrew Schultz podcast.
01:03:25.860
Where they, you know, still become ambitious and successful.
01:03:29.760
So I do have good kids and five really wonderful children and different, very different.
01:03:38.660
But, you know, one thing that was in common that I did,
01:03:40.600
I always used to say when I was with them or when they were leaving a room,
01:04:02.560
Because I talked to a bunch of people I was trying to, you know, prepare for this interview.
01:04:06.520
And he said to me, he goes, once he asked if he could have a couple of friends over for New Year's.
01:04:38.360
And he said, to this day, you have never brought up that it even happened.
01:04:43.920
And he said, I'm starting to believe it might not have happened.
01:04:56.480
I think the difference between that and some other Trump appearances, like Theo Vaughn or
01:05:02.500
something like that, Andrew Schultz did some research for that.
01:05:05.640
He was digging around, sniffing around for information.
01:05:09.080
And then you tee up stories like that and you're going to have a banger, right?
01:05:15.100
Andrew Schultz has a lot of henchmen ready to laugh laying in the lurch.
01:05:20.220
Maybe we need to add a third guy who's just laughing.
01:05:30.020
I think in that Trump interview, like Trump's, his humor and Trump's humor don't mesh.
01:05:39.200
Theo Vaughn will say like a weird line and then Trump doesn't know what you've said or
01:05:42.640
means and then he doesn't really acknowledge it.
01:05:45.400
That's like a fat baby sliding on a slip and slide.
01:06:01.760
And, you know, Theo Vaughn's more of like a certain type of way of talking humor.
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And then that kind of like is fun when it's fresh.
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But then over time, it gets, you're not really like communicating properly.
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I was wondering if I could try my new material on you and see if you like it.
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And it's 10 times funnier than the Kansas professor's bit.
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Next, this is, I don't know if this is uplifting, but we'll play it in the background.
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People, they load up a jar with fish in it, throw it into a spot in the pond or the lake,
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and then big bass come because they see the fish, but they can't get the fish.
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And then you throw your lure right over it and then you catch the bass.
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It's like when, you know, like the feeders for deer or pigs where you put like corn out
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You know, why don't you just throw a net in the whole water and drag them all out?
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Why don't we just electrocute the water instead?
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You know who you are who's always feeding the deer.
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We know you got worms from eating that raw pork incorrectly.
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Let's go to the birds who are sharing pizza together.
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And then every time you eat, you look closely around the room and you'd see a little like
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And then one time I saw like a full feather go like this and then like fully land on my
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And then the bird would make loud sounds every 10 minutes, like a smoke detector.
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And then our last clip, our last clip of Uplifting Gold is this young man right here.
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It's going to go a little long, but that's okay.
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And now the end is near, and so I face the final curtain.
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a life that's old. I traveled each and every highway more. Oh no, not me. I did it my way.
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For what is a man? What has he got? If not himself, then he has not to say the things he truly feels. And a voice of one who kneels.
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What do you get? At the end they clap. They do. Yeah, he's not even that good at singing?
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Yeah, he's not that good, but there's a certain heart to it.
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There's like two angles here. There's one where if you're a younger person and then you're doing
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stuff like that, your public speaking skills and your social skills go up because you're not nervous,
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you're not embarrassed. You can just think, well, I sang that song that time, so now I can
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go meet a stranger or speak out loud in front of a group. And that's good. But then there's another
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angle where people are so chronically online that they don't give a crap about anything in real life
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because they don't think it even matters. Those people aren't even real. They're just props for my
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kick stream. Yeah. So you can kind of go in that direction where the people aren't even real.
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Nothing matters. This is going to be a social media clip. Online world is more important and better than
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real world. Me and you are kind of the opposite where we go crazy in here. Pete Buttigieg,
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he's going like this, he's digging around. And then like, we're very respectful and never bring
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it up. And obviously in real life, we're like, oh, that's nice. You enjoy the show. Thank you so
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much. Or you see a gay guy and you go, hey, what's up? Hey, what's up, Mike? You don't go like,
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oh, I bet he's doing this and that. Also, pause. Frank Sinatra, My Way, what a pure, strongly
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written song. They don't make them like that. That's a certain type of guy that they don't make
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anymore. Yeah. Yeah. Sad to see. But hey, Frank had a real golden era.
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Big time. Big time. All right. That's the end of the clips. We have a couple of shout
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outs. We have a happy anniversary. Shout out to Kaylee and Chase. What anniversary? Do
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you know? I think maybe first. Oh, happy anniversary. I don't know. But they're big
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show watchers. They're big fans of the show. Happy anniversary, you guys. And happy birthday
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to Gabe. Gabe. Big time. Happy birthday. Happy birthday, Gabe. You guys are the best. Him and
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his sister and her husband. Everyone's a huge show watching family. It's a
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quad of show watchers. Everybody watches. Everybody watches. We're very grateful. We
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love you guys. You're the best. Another bonus land in the books. No. It's a main episode.
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Main episode. Yeah. There's like us talks in the books. Thank you. There actually isn't
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going to be a bonus land today, guys. I hate to do that. We're abroad. We're away from
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the storm. We're dealing with some like blackouts, like power goes in and out and it's kind of
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a nightmare. So if you're a bonus lander, tons of backlog of content and we're going to make
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it up to you next week with longer bonus lands next week. So don't worry. You're not getting
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gypped. If you're not joined bonus, if you haven't joined bonus land yet, go join. There's
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hours and hours and hours and hours of content. You're going to love it. Thank you guys for
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watching. Have a nice weekend. We will see you on Tuesday. And also there's not going to be
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a culture either this week. That'll return next week when we get back to our normal house.
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Yep. All right. Thank you guys for watching. We'll see you on Tuesday.
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We're controlling the weather. You're fucked, dude. I'm fucked.