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00:03:15.120 All right, Richard, how are you doing?

00:03:16.360 I'm good. How are you?

00:03:17.280 Bad news.

00:03:18.240 What is it?

00:03:18.940 We did not win the World Series.

00:03:20.740 Yeah, I was aware.

00:03:22.300 I don't know about you guys or if you even watched it,

00:03:24.380 but we watched because we went to the games a lot.

00:03:26.600 We had season tickets on Friday for the Rays.

00:03:29.240 But watching the World Series,

00:03:31.140 it felt like a middle school baseball game.

00:03:33.900 So many times people are running into each other,

00:03:36.900 dropping fly balls.

00:03:38.300 The ball goes between someone's legs.

00:03:40.160 The normal shit.

00:03:41.320 I disagree with you a little bit.

00:03:43.840 You're thinking of like four or five moments maybe,

00:03:46.100 but like the pressure does get to you.

00:03:47.780 The totally normal baseball plays

00:03:49.340 when you're in like overthinking it.

00:03:52.380 Yeah, nobody hits.

00:03:54.540 Well, they showed a thing a few times

00:03:56.500 where it's like, oh, here's the upcoming order.

00:03:58.380 Oh, and three, oh, and three, oh, and three.

00:04:00.560 Nobody hits.

00:04:01.140 And then they play the song.

00:04:02.580 They play a song for him.

00:04:03.960 Oh, here comes this guy.

00:04:05.060 This is his song.

00:04:06.120 And then he goes up there and he doesn't hit.

00:04:08.540 I get it, but aren't they going against the best pitching?

00:04:10.360 I don't really know what your attitude is about.

00:04:12.780 You made it to the World Series.

00:04:14.060 The first time we bought season tickets, our team makes it to the World Series.

00:04:17.820 That's the good part.

00:04:18.980 That's the sunny side up.

00:04:20.760 No one hits, and it's different than it used to be.

00:04:23.460 And I grew up, obviously, watching 90s Yankees baseball,

00:04:27.820 like legendary Yankees baseball where everyone was hitting.

00:04:30.520 Yeah.

00:04:30.820 But so many problems.

00:04:32.560 Take the first pitch.

00:04:34.120 They stand there, and then they go, oh, fastball down the middle.

00:04:38.040 Okay, now I'm behind in the count.

00:04:39.580 No one can take advantage of this.

00:04:41.200 Yeah, that's so true.

00:04:42.400 Take the first pitch as a sigh out.

00:04:43.900 But you also hallucinated to me.

00:04:45.700 You were like, everyone used to hit 400.

00:04:47.940 You hallucinated that to me from your childhood.

00:04:50.600 You were like, everybody used to hit 350, 400.

00:04:52.820 Yeah, everyone was in like the mid 200s to mid 300s.

00:04:57.660 There was no one in the hundreds because we put the other guy in.

00:05:00.700 Yeah.

00:05:01.180 But there was something up.

00:05:02.580 And then, yeah, take the first pitch as a sigh out

00:05:05.520 because they just throw a fastball down the middle.

00:05:07.260 You have to get comfortable.

00:05:08.560 All right, now you're ready.

00:05:10.380 All you do is batting practice.

00:05:12.700 All you do is hit the ball from the pitcher.

00:05:14.860 You have to get comfortable.

00:05:15.760 What's he going to do?

00:05:16.780 Fastball down the middle.

00:05:17.820 All right.

00:05:19.160 0-1.

00:05:20.060 Behind in the count.

00:05:21.280 So that's that.

00:05:22.500 I'm disappointed, but we didn't even belong there.

00:05:25.720 You know what's interesting?

00:05:26.660 I'm happy for everybody.

00:05:27.860 I'm happy for the Milwaukee fans.

00:05:29.400 I'm happy for the Brewers.

00:05:30.360 Good for you guys.

00:05:30.760 I'm happy for the Brewers, too, and Milwaukee's a nice place.

00:05:34.100 And if I wasn't like a Rays fan season ticket holder this season, I would look at both rosters and I would go, a lot of Dominicans on the Rays.

00:05:42.100 And I'd look at the Brewers and I'd go, a lot of white guys here.

00:05:45.060 Pratt.

00:05:45.600 So I would choose Milwaukee.

00:05:47.460 Yeah, that's a good point.

00:05:48.720 All right.

00:05:48.960 I want to make one more point.

00:05:50.380 It's Friday.

00:05:51.340 So we're going to have a little bit of a chiller episode.

00:05:53.480 You guys know how it goes on Friday.

00:05:55.140 But Richard, do you ever eat a whole pizza?

00:05:57.180 Yes.

00:05:58.380 After it's like kind of a crazy endeavor, you're full and you kind of feel like a certain type of satisfied.

00:06:04.100 I don't eat the crust, so I feel good after eating a whole pizza sometimes.

00:06:08.680 Yeah, you know what it feels like.

00:06:09.280 But I'm not doing anything later.

00:06:10.740 Yeah.

00:06:11.380 So how many calories are in a large cheese pizza?

00:06:15.020 2,000, 2,500, something like that?

00:06:17.340 2,000.

00:06:18.300 Between 2,000 and 2,500 is exactly right.

00:06:21.240 So this isn't really for everybody, but say you're someone who's like over 300 pounds.

00:06:27.660 Yeah, I will.

00:06:28.640 Okay.

00:06:29.220 Yeah.

00:06:29.480 I can put myself in that situation.

00:06:31.180 I've certainly never been there.

00:06:32.400 imagine you're someone who's over 300 pounds. You technically could eat an entire cheese pizza as

00:06:39.340 your food for the day, be in a calorie deficit and feel satisfied and feel like you're not even

00:06:46.320 on a diet. Okay. Yeah. Isn't that true? And I'm not saying this is a good vitamin. I hope take

00:06:51.500 a vitamin with it. Yeah. Something like that. I'm not saying this is for everybody, but if you're

00:06:55.480 just trying to do a pure calorie deficit and like kind of get back on track, you technically could

00:07:00.620 eat a large pizza or eat seven slices and walk two miles you know eat six slices you're still

00:07:06.540 satisfied and you're in a steeper deficit so there's something there the pizza diet i'm looking

00:07:11.400 into this for whoever might need it yeah i was gonna say who might need it who do you know

00:07:15.780 who could do something like this allegedly who's around those weights nobody we know but technically

00:07:21.320 you could lose weight on a pizza only diet and that's something to consider okay all right let's

00:07:26.220 get into our first i mean you can do that for anything remember the supersize me that whole

00:07:29.960 thing the guy who ate mcdonald's to lose weight specifically some college professor did twinkies

00:07:37.300 and oreos and that's all he ate and he lost weight because he stayed in a calorie deficit

00:07:41.020 also supersize me that was like a huge movie when i was like younger and they were like oh look how

00:07:46.640 fat he got that guy was a fucking alcoholic he was drinking every night interesting and just like

00:07:52.080 hiding it so i didn't realize that yeah yeah so that was a psyop good psyop all right well

00:07:57.520 Multiple PSYOPs.

00:07:58.800 Supersize me as a PSYOP.

00:08:00.100 Take the first pitch as a PSYOP.

00:08:01.700 Okay.

00:08:02.240 All right.

00:08:02.660 Let's get to-

00:08:03.440 We're really getting somewhere today.

00:08:04.620 And then not eating pizza on a diet as a PSYOP.

00:08:07.520 Okay.

00:08:08.020 So three PSYOPs to start the show.

00:08:10.280 I'll take some advice maybe from somebody else.

00:08:12.320 Maybe from some other guy.

00:08:13.860 Well, you know the rules.

00:08:14.960 Well, is it-

00:08:16.000 A deficit is a deficit.

00:08:17.580 Well, for sure.

00:08:18.380 But I need a big gym guy.

00:08:19.180 That's what you always say.

00:08:20.180 Calories in, calories out.

00:08:21.400 That's like, all right.

00:08:22.320 Yeah.

00:08:22.540 It's like science.

00:08:23.480 It's thermodynamics, right?

00:08:24.660 Thermodynamics.

00:08:25.800 Okay.

00:08:26.600 All right, let's get to our next PSYOP.

00:08:28.620 Apparently, there is a emergency alert broadcast announcement coming on November 17th.

00:08:34.120 Yeah, FEMA announces a nationwide emergency alert system test across the United States on November 17th at 2.20 p.m. Eastern time.

00:08:41.820 The alert will interrupt TV and radio broadcast, but will not be sent to mobile phones.

00:08:46.340 Officials say no action is required from the public.

00:08:48.260 So we're just testing out our system.

00:08:50.000 We're flexing it.

00:08:50.740 And November 17th, 17 is the Qth letter of the alphabet.

00:08:56.640 Okay.

00:08:57.200 So it could be something there.

00:08:58.500 And I was thinking this could be when the power goes back on.

00:09:01.360 Oh, okay.

00:09:02.480 You're optimistic now.

00:09:03.860 Well, you know, it could be when the power goes back on.

00:09:06.520 And then when would it go off?

00:09:07.580 I would guess probably right before the election.

00:09:10.660 Okay.

00:09:11.500 So maybe something to consider if you guys are thinking that way.

00:09:15.200 And that extra box of tilapia I bought a few weeks back is going to come in handy.

00:09:19.600 I'm going to be eating tilapia.

00:09:20.740 OK. Yeah. I've seen a couple other people talk about prepping and having 30 days of supplies and stuff recently.

00:09:26.360 So that's, I guess, still good advice. But no no major hacks or grid infrastructure has gone down yet.

00:09:33.420 But apparently there have been like allegedly A.I. attacks on like nuclear sites or they're doing like nuclear warning systems around nuclear sites that were false or maybe that thing in Pennsylvania.

00:09:46.680 There's one in Pennsylvania. There's one in South Carolina. I think there was one in Georgia.

00:09:50.060 So apparently there are like mini AI attacks happening right now,

00:09:53.920 and they're trying to keep that quiet.

00:09:55.200 So we'll see what happens.

00:09:57.020 Let's get to the James O'Keefe story I mentioned in the intro.

00:10:00.460 This is pretty crazy.

00:10:01.620 He is getting charged along with Cam Higby.

00:10:05.400 Cam Higby.

00:10:05.900 Yeah, let's preface this.

00:10:06.980 So him and Cam Higby did a video where they dressed all up in the Muslim garb,

00:10:10.780 went to a polling place when early voting opened in Minnesota,

00:10:14.200 and were basically making the women who were working at the polling station

00:10:18.420 explain the vouching system. One of them had the full burqa, just the eyes. And they were like,

00:10:24.080 yeah, you can vouch for him. You can vouch for whoever. So that's kind of the system that we're

00:10:28.500 making fun of because of all the fraud and stuff in Little Mogadishu, aka Minneapolis. So they

00:10:34.840 went in, they made a video exposing how easy and stupid this system is. And this is the result.

00:10:40.120 This is the state's attorney general, Mary Moriarty. On the day of the primary election,

00:10:44.980 this August 11th, a group of people were attempting to cast doubt on the state's

00:10:51.240 vouching system by posting videos of themselves on social media. We were alerted to this conduct

00:10:58.220 by the Minnesota Secretary of State's office. This conduct has been the subject of investigation

00:11:04.720 and review. That review is now complete. Today, we are charging two individuals,

00:11:12.180 James O'Keefe and Cameron Higbee with felony counts of unlawful voting and identity theft.

00:11:20.200 So there you go. She has to pretend to care about voter fraud. And now they are charging James O'Keefe

00:11:27.540 because voter fraud is a big issue. And we're going to start cracking down, starting with

00:11:31.360 James O'Keefe exposing how easy it is to do voter fraud.

00:11:35.000 The vouching system. And then, you know, obviously James O'Keefe will have a defense

00:11:40.260 that he was a journalist, which is a pretty wide first amendment that like broadens your

00:11:45.700 first amendment protections. If you're a journalist, like you, you saw that a lot with

00:11:49.440 January 6th, people would go in and be like, I'm a journalist. I was there, but I'm a journalist.

00:11:55.740 You weren't anywhere near it though. You have like Elijah Schaefer with his feet on Nancy

00:11:58.800 Pelosi's desk and he gets away with it. That's a little different. Yeah. Cause he had a blaze

00:12:03.020 media pass. But, um, so Mary Moriarty, let's talk about her. She's not running for reelection.

00:12:10.260 She's like just giving up on her way out.

00:12:12.480 She's kind of been made fun of a lot because all the prosecutorial stuff that she missed, right?

00:12:19.180 The Somali scams we've been uncovering basically had to go up to the federal level because Mary was asleep at the wheel.

00:12:26.080 She also had a famous quote, a clip we may have shown on the show where she said Somali gangs don't exist.

00:12:32.900 We did show that.

00:12:34.140 And we know they do.

00:12:35.080 So last piece before we move on to some of her comparable cases, it's this weird thing where she's the, you know, basically the prosecutor, the attorney general.

00:12:45.080 And she had to like basically pretend there was a Q&A after she announced this because it was like a mini press conference.

00:12:51.660 And she had to basically pretend she didn't know what James O'Keefe and Cam Higby were doing, which is a very strange place because obviously that will be their defense when they come to face this.

00:13:03.380 Yeah.

00:13:04.000 She's like, oh, I don't know what they sought to gain.

00:13:06.640 They didn't take a ballot.

00:13:07.780 They didn't actually vote.

00:13:08.820 They just kind of like went to it, said, so I can vouch for him?

00:13:11.080 And they go, yeah.

00:13:12.420 But so she had to pretend they weren't journalists trying to roast her state while taking questions from the media.

00:13:18.440 I don't know what this is.

00:13:19.440 Yeah, I don't know what could have possessed these two men.

00:13:21.500 And it's like obviously making a fool of your state and showing people how insecure elections are because anyone can vouch for anyone.

00:13:29.260 Yeah. And Mary Moriarty is the Hennepin County attorney, and she's also responsible for the release of a repeat rapist.

00:13:38.400 Yeah. Basically, there's this one guy who we've covered several times.

00:13:42.780 He had rapes in 2017, 2025, and then another one in 2025, and he got no jail time every single time.

00:13:51.760 You want me to read this?

00:13:52.680 Yeah, sure.

00:13:52.940 Uh, Hennepin County judges sentenced Mohammed in the two cases, but under the terms of a plea

00:13:58.880 agreement, he served no prison time, uh, for the 2017 sexual assault that involved a minor. He was

00:14:04.620 sentenced to three years in prison, but the sentence was stayed for five years, meaning he

00:14:08.860 did not serve prison time. He was sentenced to 364 days in the Hennepin County, uh, workhouse,

00:14:14.680 but received credit for time served. In addition, he was sentenced to five years of probation

00:14:19.340 for the 2024 sexual assault. He was sentenced to 14 months in prison, but that sentence was

00:14:25.740 also stayed, meaning he never went to prison. He was also sentenced and received credit for

00:14:30.980 time served to 364 days in the Hennepin County workhouse. In addition, he was sentenced to a

00:14:36.500 day of probation. So this guy keeps coming up in the court system. They keep giving him lenient

00:14:41.800 sentences. And it's, it's on the judge. We always talk about bad judges and way too lenient,

00:14:49.560 but like there's conversations between the prosecutor's office and the judge,

00:14:54.860 and then they determine something together. So clearly neither side was fighting for the

00:15:00.160 victims really. And that's the repeat sexual assault terrorist Somali. No one was fighting

00:15:06.880 for the victims. But James O'Keefe comes around to expose some voter integrity issues and we're

00:15:13.140 going to take this very seriously. All of a sudden it's press conference time. And then just an

00:15:17.440 update on this guy, Abdi Hamat Billy Mohammed. It was so bad and it got brought to national

00:15:24.540 attention that the Hennepin County or it's in Hennepin County, but that the Minnesota prosecutors

00:15:32.160 weren't doing anything, basically,

00:15:33.640 that the federal government stepped in.

00:15:35.740 Mohamed allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped

00:15:38.180 a 15-year-old girl and multiple women.

00:15:40.500 This is just from the press release,

00:15:42.080 but that's a Somali national living in Minnesota

00:15:44.520 is charged with raping a minor

00:15:46.200 only to be quickly released.

00:15:48.840 And so now the federal government was going after him.

00:15:51.500 And that was when Pam Bondi was still around.

00:15:54.240 Thank you, Pam Bondi.

00:15:55.280 We miss you.

00:15:56.100 But so isn't that so funny?

00:15:58.020 Going after James O'Keefe,

00:15:59.380 clearly on a journalistic uh stunt basically but then this a serial rapist has to be charged by

00:16:08.320 the feds because you're you didn't do it at all and then he continued to re-offend yeah so it's

00:16:14.620 like you have literal blood on your hands actual victims and it's it was so easy to resolve that

00:16:21.880 issue all you had to do is arrest him the first time for what he did arrest and deport but i'm

00:16:25.380 sure you don't work with ice or something. We need this guy back out there. Yeah. All right.

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00:19:02.160 Our next story is from Alaska.

00:19:04.140 Basically, Democrats found a guy with the same name, Dan Sullivan, to run and go on the ballot so people voting would be confused as to which Dan Sullivan to vote for in the Senate election.

00:19:16.420 Can you read that headline, please?

00:19:17.780 Yeah, Democrats allegedly backed an effort to put a second Dan Sullivan.

00:19:22.560 Sir, a second Dan Sullivan.

00:19:23.800 A second Dan Sullivan has hit the ballot on Alaska's Senate ballot against GOP Senator Dan Sullivan, current.

00:19:31.140 He's the incumbent. To increase the chance of Mary Peltola's odds of winning, per New York Times, insiders called it a ballot composition project, allegedly backed by Mary Peltola's Senate campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

00:19:49.520 Doesn't work in Ohio.

00:19:51.120 Yeah.

00:19:51.580 Find me another Vivek Ramaswamy.

00:19:53.580 I need 10 Ramaswamy's by tomorrow, and one of them's got to be able to run.

00:19:56.580 But I kind of respect this. At least they try. They're grinding.

00:20:01.140 they're thinking outside the bunt yeah anything we can do that's a that's a certain mentality

00:20:06.600 that's a that's kobe that's mamba mentality you know what i mean from the dems here and while

00:20:12.060 they're doing this trying to get another dan sullivan to like murky the waters and confuse

00:20:16.740 voters jd vance is kicking out uh gen z supporters who are wearing america first hats yeah his

00:20:22.860 rallies so we're kicking out guys who are very america first and they're trying to like

00:20:29.100 muddy up the waters to trick people into losing the election.

00:20:33.740 Yeah, two Dan Sullivans going back and forth.

00:20:36.200 And so the New York Times broke this story.

00:20:38.640 Democrats have insisted they have nothing to do with the other Dan Sullivan on Alaska's

00:20:42.760 Senate ballot, but aides with Mary Peltola campaign and DSCC were part of a months-long

00:20:49.460 secret plan to recruit him to run, as well as many other candidates.

00:20:53.460 So they denied it, but yeah, staffers confirmed it.

00:20:57.920 I don't think we even need to read this.

00:20:59.600 Yeah, I think you guys kind of get what they did.

00:21:01.960 And we actually have, this is Mary Peltola right here talking about election integrity.

00:21:08.520 Listen to what she says.

00:21:09.900 It should be a criminal offense to lie or mislead the electorate.

00:21:14.340 Yes.

00:21:15.200 Yes.

00:21:15.760 Let's work for that.

00:21:17.580 So there you go.

00:21:18.840 It should be a criminal offense to lie or mislead the electorate, which obviously is true.

00:21:23.780 So and we know that, you know, we have a high stakes election coming up.

00:21:28.040 If Democrats win, they're going to put us in jail and try to get Trump to do nothing for the rest of his term.

00:21:34.740 And if they win 2028, they're going to give amnesty to 30 million illegals.

00:21:39.740 A lot of stuff.

00:21:41.100 Open the borders, transfer everybody.

00:21:43.020 Yeah.

00:21:43.320 So we're kind of in like a tough spot.

00:21:45.720 And I actually used AI to make this image that describes where we're at.

00:21:50.220 Basically, the wolf trying to bust in.

00:21:54.100 And if you look closely, there's signs that the wolf has been there before.

00:21:57.780 And then there's a guy with his hands in his pockets who clearly hasn't cleaned up the mess from the last time the wolf came in and destroyed everything.

00:22:04.720 Oh, that's okay.

00:22:05.840 Good.

00:22:06.180 So he's got his hands in his pockets, and he's not doing anything to defend himself.

00:22:09.720 And if you look closely, there's weapons all over the room you could use to defend himself.

00:22:14.420 But he's just got his hands in his pockets, and he's basically waiting for the wolf to come in and just destroy him.

00:22:18.960 Okay.

00:22:19.380 Yeah.

00:22:19.840 That's very allegorical.

00:22:21.660 Thank you to the data centers that made that.

00:22:23.780 Yeah, except why is this so dark?

00:22:25.380 I kept telling AI, please make it brighter.

00:22:27.520 I try to change the time of day to dusk.

00:22:30.100 So that idea is pretty crazy out of Alaska, but it's not the first time this has been done.

00:22:34.960 Republicans have actually done this before in Florida in 2020.

00:22:38.520 Yeah, in Florida's 2020 state Senate races.

00:22:40.880 I guess that's the difference.

00:22:42.260 It's small ball little shit that you do at the state and local level, but now it's a full Senate race.

00:22:48.140 Um, Republican linked operatives paid a no party ghost candidate sharing the, sharing the last name of Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez. He drew over 6,000 votes. The Democrat lost by 32. Several involved pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations. Interesting. So they got him on campaign finance violations, but not on, not on the gameplay itself.

00:23:13.860 Yeah, very interesting stuff. So this is our election section. I want to show you guys this next clip. It's out of Massachusetts. You might not think it's related to elections, but I'm going to wrap it all together. They let a child rapist out on a $15,000 bond.

00:23:29.080 And arrested for child rape charges. Police say 63-year-old Raul Feliciano lured the victim into the basement of a family's church in Medford. The victim was under 14 years old. That assault allegedly happened on September 9th, but Feliciano was arrested last Friday following the investigation. He was released on $15,000 bail and will be arraigned this week.

00:23:52.320 So he gets released on a $15,000 bail.

00:23:55.040 This is in Massachusetts.

00:23:56.600 And you might be thinking, like, what political party would ever vote for whoever's doing stuff like that?

00:24:02.860 Yeah, I would.

00:24:03.860 And then they go, Trump, fuck ICE.

00:24:06.420 Trans kids are going to unalive themselves.

00:24:08.240 And you go, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:24:09.320 Okay, I'll vote Democrat.

00:24:10.500 Yeah, you make a good point that, especially that statement, trans kids are gonna do blank.

00:24:16.300 I don't even want to say it.

00:24:17.200 But they're really worried about hypothetical victims when there's tangible, real victims happening right now.

00:24:25.560 $15,000 bond, huh?

00:24:26.900 You let the guy go.

00:24:27.980 Yeah.

00:24:28.400 But someone else might do something because of Trump.

00:24:30.940 And then this guy was a level two sex offender already.

00:24:33.760 He has a history of doing this.

00:24:35.140 Yeah.

00:24:35.480 So that doesn't increase the bond or anything?

00:24:38.200 That should be like a one-issue vote for everybody.

00:24:41.280 Like in Massachusetts, you go, oh, I saw you guys did this.

00:24:44.120 and you're releasing the criminals

00:24:45.460 and everything looks like shit in the city,

00:24:47.760 I can't vote for you.

00:24:48.760 Yeah.

00:24:49.000 It's like not even hard.

00:24:50.460 And then there was a man on the street

00:24:52.040 talking to some girl

00:24:53.020 who is working against Vivek Ram Swamy in Ohio

00:24:56.500 and listen to her try to explain her political views.

00:24:59.120 How can I vote for a white woman

00:25:00.960 over a person of color?

00:25:02.520 Yeah.

00:25:04.440 Um, that's real.

00:25:12.200 I mean,

00:25:13.120 i think you have to look at everything including that so looking at all the policies but also

00:25:22.160 like we can acknowledge here right we're on shawnee land here yes right stolen land stolen

00:25:33.920 land yeah you see how she has to like have her rules and keep her little like totem pole hierarchy

00:25:40.620 in her mind. But then you ask a question where it's like, well, isn't this a white woman against

00:25:45.120 a person of color? It doesn't really matter. Yeah. And really the answer that probably would

00:25:51.240 be most honest to describe the Democratic Party or their thought processes. Yeah. We only talk

00:25:56.560 about race when it can be used as a tool against our opponents, not when it can be used as a tool

00:26:00.120 against us. Yeah. So we're policy first with Amy Acton, but anybody else, we will use it quite

00:26:06.800 Easily.

00:26:07.500 So true.

00:26:08.220 And keep in mind, too, this is the last election.

00:26:10.660 I mean, this is the last show before Election Day.

00:26:13.220 Yeah, we'll have an episode released on Election Day, but, you know, it's too late at that point.

00:26:17.840 It's almost too late.

00:26:18.500 Yeah, so hopefully everything we want to happen happens.

00:26:21.480 Next, there was a tabling event where some right-wing people were doing a tabling event, and a trans person attacked them.

00:26:28.800 This lady was trans?

00:26:30.620 I think.

00:26:31.560 I believe we should have the right to freedom of speech.

00:26:33.040 No, I think Republicans should be shot in the street.

00:26:37.780 You're advocating for straight-out violence towards people you disagree with.

00:26:41.620 Stop! Get off me!

00:26:43.220 What the fuck?

00:26:44.540 Get away from me!

00:26:46.040 Get off me!

00:26:47.480 Holy shit!

00:26:49.120 So there you go.

00:26:49.900 There's a still frame in there where the leg goes forward and it's lunge time.

00:26:55.400 Like a linebacker in the A-gap.

00:26:57.780 Crazy.

00:26:58.380 And that person's name was Amber.

00:27:00.160 So Amber's got a left hook and some knockout power.

00:27:02.840 Yeah, Amber's quick off the ball.

00:27:05.380 Amber's quick.

00:27:06.580 And then this is a thing from Kai Schwimmer.

00:27:10.180 He made a good point about this as well.

00:27:11.880 He said, whenever you see a video like this, please remember that we are incredibly lucky to have even caught it on camera.

00:27:16.760 Left-wing threats and violence like this happen regularly on college campuses across the country every day.

00:27:23.740 This is what left-wing victim rhetoric spawns.

00:27:26.580 If you call every Republican a Nazi and consider speech to be violent, you will inevitably create a context that justifies violence against innocent people.

00:27:34.860 Exactly.

00:27:35.100 And he shows the shirt torn and the-

00:27:37.940 Amber went crazy.

00:27:38.640 The result of the mauling.

00:27:40.120 Yeah, Amber went nut nut.

00:27:41.860 Yeah, and I was trying to figure out,

00:27:44.300 well, we have some context as to the response from Amber's side.

00:27:48.160 Yeah, who is this anti-war committee?

00:27:50.440 Someone's making a statement on behalf of Amber

00:27:52.800 and trying to mitigate it after the attack,

00:27:55.300 the unprovoked, basically, attack.

00:27:57.260 Because, you know, it's always the libtard

00:27:58.920 who wanders up to the table.

00:28:01.000 It's not like, hey, we're setting up this table

00:28:03.460 right across. Hey, there's a trans person. Get him. Everybody moves up with the table. No,

00:28:07.660 like they seek it out and then they snap. The statement says, even though the college

00:28:12.920 Republicans began this harassment, doubt, Amber is now facing misdemeanor charges of assault and

00:28:19.260 property damage for resisting transphobia. Amber is a dedicated member of the Salt Lake community

00:28:24.180 as an anti-war activist. And she did nothing wrong by speaking against hateful Republican rhetoric.

00:28:29.500 You see how it's – there's the hypothetical crime for resisting transphobia.

00:28:35.200 She's facing charges.

00:28:36.500 She is facing misdemeanor charges.

00:28:38.820 It's like, dude, what do you mean facing charges?

00:28:40.720 It's on camera.

00:28:41.440 There's an assault.

00:28:42.700 Yeah.

00:28:43.160 But there might have been more transphobia down the road if Amber didn't strike first.

00:28:47.980 It's a preemptive, preemptive strike.

00:28:49.540 Yeah, exactly.

00:28:50.380 That's what they do in Israel.

00:28:51.440 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:28:52.140 And then she did nothing wrong by whatever that – she did nothing.

00:28:56.640 You read the quote.

00:28:57.620 There's another thing that didn't make sense.

00:28:58.840 she did nothing wrong by speaking against hateful Republican rhetoric.

00:29:02.280 Yeah.

00:29:02.960 And then she lunged it and started attacking her.

00:29:04.440 Like, what about that part?

00:29:06.000 They don't care.

00:29:07.480 And I kind of was looking for an explanation as to why this woman was so extreme and so violent.

00:29:14.600 And I think I may have found why this lady acted the way she did.

00:29:17.760 Yeah, this is a headline from some study.

00:29:20.160 it says fire data shows male students are more tolerant of ideological enemies than female

00:29:27.840 students are of ideological allies. So interesting. So women are less tolerant even of their allies

00:29:36.120 than men are of their enemies. That explains why Amber went berserk. Amber had to go nut nut.

00:29:42.580 And then this was kind of, this could have been in cringe, but Byron signed someone's scalp at a

00:29:48.980 rally. You sure you want me to do this? Positive. Is it a permanent marker? That's right. It comes

00:29:56.700 up with alcohol. Obviously you're not at first. But not drinking it. Congrats. You got some marker

00:30:07.960 on your head. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, I'm not going to be negative on our last episode

00:30:12.760 before the election, but I'm more voting against people than I am voting for people.

00:30:18.980 Yeah. And then I understand you guys in Ohio having trouble with that because you want to vote against both.

00:30:24.900 Yeah. So we'll see what happens. All right. Let's get to our next piece.

00:30:28.480 We have some bad housing ideas from this Democrat in Washington, D.C.

00:30:32.900 This is just something we've talked about it a lot, how, you know, evictions and not paying your rent and stuff.

00:30:40.980 And obviously politicians are trying to chime in and solve the problem.

00:30:45.080 So this guy, he's a council member in D.C.

00:30:48.080 Every year, thousands of D.C. residents lose their homes over unpaid rent.

00:30:52.480 We most owe less than $5,000.

00:30:55.540 Going to court is stressful for tenants, expensive for landlords, and slows down the system.

00:31:00.640 We need a better way to resolve rent issues.

00:31:03.240 That's why I introduced the Share Act.

00:31:05.740 Share Act, that sounds good.

00:31:07.800 Share?

00:31:08.400 Whoa.

00:31:09.400 Everyone's sharing.

00:31:10.400 It's great.

00:31:11.480 Here's how it works.

00:31:12.560 if a tenant owes less than three months of rent or under $6,000, both the tenant and landlord

00:31:20.340 must go to mediation to talk things out. This meeting has to happen before anyone ever steps

00:31:25.660 foot into an eviction hearing. Tenants may be eligible for help to clear the debt. In these

00:31:31.520 cases, the district will pay up to one-third of the back rent, only if the landlord agrees to

00:31:37.560 forgive at least one third of it too. The tenant then covers the rest. Tenants could also get

00:31:42.980 repairs for their unit or agree to move out. So basically, they're telling everyone you can go

00:31:48.480 to three months without paying rent, and then you'll have a conversation with your landlord

00:31:52.920 where he'll give up a third, the state will back you up for a third, and then you need to pay a

00:31:57.480 little bit. Yeah. And there's this idea of like, you need to go to mediation. Let's figure this

00:32:02.400 out. Let's crack this. There's a written contract. Everyone's signed. You didn't abide by it. Why am

00:32:07.880 I going to, as a landlord, why am I going to a mediation thing? Yeah. Mediation was when you

00:32:12.360 came into the building, took a tour and said, yeah, this looks good. Here's my income. I can

00:32:16.220 do it. And then you signed. The conversation already happened. And then of course, like

00:32:20.160 the state loves to get involved. They're going to use your taxpayer money. And then the guy who's

00:32:26.560 not getting paid has to eat it like monetarily and then deal with the guy who didn't pay for

00:32:33.100 like an extra amount of time. Yeah. But, but the main thing is people will scam this. Like you

00:32:38.820 just said, wait, so if I stop paying for three months, I'll only have to pay one month because

00:32:43.320 that's what a third is. Right. And I don't get evicted. I'm going to run this six times a year

00:32:49.480 or three times a year. Right. Yeah. That's basically it. And imagine if a couple Indian

00:32:54.560 people got in on that. Some new arrivals type who go to the food bank, they'll go, Oh, I found a

00:32:59.660 new hack in America. I'll see you at mediation. Go to mediation. Yeah. So just annoying to see

00:33:06.120 more bad housing policy, you know, the, the rent control, all these conversations. And it's like,

00:33:12.440 dude, you're making it too complicated. It's a free market. Some people can't pay. Some people

00:33:17.460 lose their job. It happens. Yeah. Crazy. All right. Let's get to our next piece. It's about

00:33:23.240 a lot of companies that are downsizing. A lot of jobs are going away because of AI. And I think

00:33:29.140 also a lot of H-1B Indians are leaving too. Yeah. So the main company we're talking about

00:33:33.900 is Microsoft, which just recently offered buyouts to 60,000 workers as part of the company's efforts

00:33:40.960 to cut costs amid AI adoption per Bloomberg. Personnel on select teams in the US, Canada,

00:33:47.240 India, and the UK at VP level and below will be eligible. And this reflects 27% of Microsoft's

00:33:54.540 total workforce. So basically they're giving a lot of people the option to take some money now

00:34:00.060 and leave voluntarily, which, you know, for most people, it's kind of like, I kind of have to take

00:34:08.120 this because they could still lay me off later. Yeah. So they're clearing a lot of space.

00:34:12.680 And apparently it's because AI is getting good enough to replace these people.

00:34:16.760 Yeah. So that's like the beginning of what we've been talking about for a while, how like AI is going to destroy the whole world and steal everyone's job.

00:34:23.360 Yeah. And that's the explanation. Is it true? How much do you believe it? That's up to you.

00:34:28.380 And then this video kind of leaked. We're not going to play it. I'm just going to read from it.

00:34:32.120 But this video leaked from Microsoft's cloud and AI chief.

00:34:35.780 And he tells employees, we want to bring more talent into the United States.

00:34:39.420 and his name is Scott Guthrie

00:34:42.000 in his divisions internal Ask Me Anything

00:34:44.800 two days after Microsoft offered those buyouts.

00:34:48.580 So, and he said something like

00:34:51.140 he told Visa and green card holders at Microsoft

00:34:53.180 that Microsoft will continue to sponsor them.

00:34:56.660 And he said, Microsoft is working

00:34:58.100 with the US administration to get clarity.

00:35:00.100 And we're not sure that everyone's looking

00:35:02.540 at the right data.

00:35:03.420 So he kind of has this tone.

00:35:05.260 We're still looking for top talent

00:35:06.440 while offering buyouts to 60,000 people.

00:35:08.800 I agree. AI is definitely going to reduce headcount at a lot of companies. But I think AI is also giving these companies a huge excuse to start firing some Americans. And you know Microsoft has expanded their offices in India already. So that's just offshoring, period.

00:35:28.280 And we already told you that AI also stands for another Indian.

00:35:31.920 Yes.

00:35:32.420 So it's like, oh, you're losing your job to AI.

00:35:34.860 Which AI?

00:35:35.540 And it's like a fingers crossed, technically, I didn't lie situation for Microsoft execs.

00:35:40.020 Exactly.

00:35:40.640 Yeah.

00:35:40.960 And then I saw these videos going viral on like TikTok and Instagram where the Indian Microsoft workers kind of share a day in their life at Microsoft and all the food they eat.

00:35:50.540 So we can play this.

00:35:51.360 You can kind of go faster speed through it.

00:35:53.440 9 a.m.

00:35:53.940 He's eating itty.

00:35:55.340 Then miso about the.

00:35:56.780 And I think this is an Indian office.

00:35:58.400 Dosa.

00:35:59.200 This is in Hybarabad or whatever the name is.

00:36:02.400 He's got juice.

00:36:03.600 Fruits.

00:36:04.240 Fruits.

00:36:05.540 Indians really love having a ton of little crevices for their plate.

00:36:08.740 They like to separate everything.

00:36:10.200 Yeah.

00:36:11.400 And he shows all the Indian food he's eating at the Microsoft office,

00:36:15.360 but he doesn't show the five times he goes to diarrhea in the toilet.

00:36:19.380 Yeah.

00:36:20.800 There should be cuts in between everything where an explosive sound pops off.

00:36:24.860 He comes out of the bathroom with dry hands.

00:36:26.820 Yeah.

00:36:27.300 All right.

00:36:28.000 Let's get to our next piece.

00:36:29.340 We're in our migrant section now.

00:36:31.420 There is an update about the 2030 census.

00:36:34.800 The U.S. bishops chimed in, and they don't really have an America First message.

00:36:39.440 Yeah, U.S. bishops, which are Catholic.

00:36:42.120 This is from Catholic News Agency.

00:36:43.980 U.S. bishops are opposing proposed Census Bureau rule changes for the 2030 census,

00:36:49.340 arguing that excluding noncitizens without lawful permanent resident status from the apportionment could or account would effectively deny them recognition as persons.

00:37:00.760 citizens so the illegal citizens should be counted in the legal citizen survey yeah it doesn't make

00:37:09.100 sense thanks catholics like you're making me hate being catholic every time i hear some dumb shit

00:37:14.560 like this from the leadership yeah um i i don't know what else to say like that is actually such

00:37:20.980 a huge swing and it's representation without citizenship yeah exactly you're a guest wait

00:37:29.260 your turn, you're not counted so that California has like 50 house seats or whatever the number

00:37:35.160 is. That 2030 census is going to be a very important thing. Whatever president is in there

00:37:40.260 is going to determine basically the course of the country for a while. All right, let's get to New

00:37:44.800 York City. We have another case of prosecutors downgrading crimes that were done by illegals

00:37:51.960 because they didn't want them to get deported. Yeah. And just to refresh your memory, the last

00:37:55.940 thing we covered was in virginia where they were doing the same thing virginia most for the most

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00:38:41.400 New York City DAs order prosecutors

00:38:43.240 to downgrade criminal charges

00:38:45.080 for illegal aliens

00:38:46.500 to shield them from deportations,

00:38:49.240 including for child sex crimes.

00:38:51.740 Crazy.

00:38:52.280 So that's way beyond DACA and DUIs.

00:38:54.360 This is real deal crime. Democratic district attorneys across NYC are instructing prosecutors

00:38:59.480 to downgrade criminal charges against illegals to help them avoid deportation. This is all

00:39:04.200 according to a House report from the House Judiciary Committee. And the report found that

00:39:10.160 prosecutors in all five boroughs have been trained to pursue charges considered non-deportable

00:39:15.120 offenses, including in cases that involve serious crimes. Bronx District Attorney Darcelle Clark's

00:39:20.760 office has trained subordinates to conceal facts from the record of conviction and pursue

00:39:27.000 alternative charges to keep illegal immigrants in the U S from facing deportation. Uh, this

00:39:33.240 practice extends beyond minor offenses and has included cases involving child sex crimes.

00:39:39.240 In 2019, Clark's office urged assistant district attorneys to pursue immigration conscious plea

00:39:45.140 bargaining to offer something that does not have the child's age as an element of the crime.

00:39:51.460 It's kind of like the most important element of the crime in my mind.

00:39:56.380 Of course.

00:39:57.220 It's a super aggravating factor the younger the child is.

00:40:00.360 And they're like, how can we clean up after these illegal rapists?

00:40:03.360 Who would ever vote for that?

00:40:05.040 But fuck ice.

00:40:06.020 Yeah.

00:40:06.460 That falls under the fuck ice umbrella.

00:40:08.880 And then the one thing I want you guys to pay attention to, 2019, 2017, this has been

00:40:13.320 going on for a very long time.

00:40:14.480 In Queens, District Attorney Melinda Katz similarly instructed prosecutors to exercise extreme caution and not get caught up in the label of felonies misdemeanors for illegal immigrants.

00:40:27.620 Let's see, what else do I want to read from here?

00:40:29.720 So, you know, it's just pleading down lesser things, hiding stuff from the paperwork.

00:40:34.620 The House Judiciary Committee's report also included training materials from 2023.

00:40:39.240 And that's what I mean.

00:40:40.200 You see how it's expanding over the last, like, 10 years, basically.

00:40:44.120 Instructing Bronx prosecutors to strive to ensure that a conviction for certain offenses does not lead to unintended and severe consequences such as deportations that can tear families apart and destabilize communities.

00:40:56.660 As if like a child wouldn't do that too.

00:41:00.300 Prosecutors were even told in cases – that in cases involving weapons to keep a firearm out of the record of conviction and offer something that does not specify a firearm during plea bargaining.

00:41:11.520 We don't get that.

00:41:12.480 Well, yeah, and we've made the joke before, a two-tier justice system in Virginia, so it's a two-tier justice system in our favor?

00:41:20.700 No, for the illegals.

00:41:22.780 And then, you know how there's kind of like those Hollywood movie tropes where, like, the kid gets a DUI and kills a girl, but his dad's friends with the judge.

00:41:30.640 So he gets off with a slap on the wrist, and he's driving in the Maserati next week?

00:41:34.940 That whole time, that's what illegals are getting in New York.

00:41:37.620 Yeah.

00:41:38.060 Isn't that kind of crazy?

00:41:38.880 And then they lead with those stories, so everyone thinks, like, oh, white privilege.

00:41:42.300 That's the real problem.

00:41:43.620 That's what corruption looks like.

00:41:45.160 And it's actually the opposite where illegals and brown people are getting away with whatever they want.

00:41:50.080 Yeah.

00:41:50.520 And so we should remake some of those early 80s movies where the guy gets away with something and it's now just an illiterate illegal person who is beating his wife.

00:41:58.480 Yeah.

00:41:59.020 And then also imagine if you're the illegal rapist or criminal who does something horrible and then you go to court and you're in America and you're probably like, oh, I'm in big trouble now.

00:42:09.620 And they go, oh, you're free to go.

00:42:11.320 No time served needed.

00:42:12.420 Yeah, your lawyer talks to the prosecutor

00:42:14.300 and it's like friendly.

00:42:15.920 It's like, how can we work this out?

00:42:17.820 How can we get this down?

00:42:18.700 Isn't that insane?

00:42:19.220 They probably don't even understand it themselves.

00:42:20.740 Here's another one.

00:42:21.540 Prosecutors were further instructed

00:42:22.820 to keep the domestic relationship

00:42:24.720 out of the record of conviction

00:42:26.380 and in stalking cases to offer a charge

00:42:29.580 without repeated instances or an intent to instill fear.

00:42:33.040 So like you're covering for an illegal immigrant

00:42:35.940 while a woman's getting terrorized

00:42:37.560 so the illegal doesn't get deported.

00:42:39.000 And here's the last piece that I think is important. Over the past 12 months, the New York City Police Department has received nearly 10,000 detainer requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement involving illegal immigrants charged with crimes.

00:42:55.220 The Department of Homeland Security revealed earlier this month that New York state authorities have ignored more than 16,000 ICE detainer requests.

00:43:04.140 So between New York City and the New York state, that's 26,000 detainer requests of illegals with deportable crimes that are just like in limbo avoiding ICE unless ICE goes out in a car and catches them on their way to getting coffee.

00:43:22.020 And with everybody who's getting pled down to lesser stuff, I'm sure that number grows a lot.

00:43:27.640 So imagine the number doubles and that's like, what, 50,000-ish illegals, criminal illegals who are just like getting away with it because New York values that for some reason.

00:43:40.620 It must be, I don't want to say fun for them, but imagine just like there's no repercussions for any of your actions and your actions are terrible.

00:43:49.020 Yeah. And you're in a country you don't belong in and like you're living in a hotel and then you get in trouble.

00:43:53.440 They don't they let you back out.

00:43:54.820 And then you have to imagine like the 100 percent of the prosecutors are libtards or there's a few conservatives who are just kind of being forced to do this.

00:44:03.260 Yeah. So very disgusting.

00:44:04.840 And then, of course, you only hear about it like you had the vibe it was happening, but you only hear about it eight years too late after a big investigation.

00:44:13.040 Yeah. And then we have someone here confronting Letitia James and all these people about this.

00:44:17.700 So this question can be answered by any of the DAs or the AG, actually.

00:44:25.080 We just were talking about how dangerous this is, how getting guns off the street is not easy,

00:44:31.220 and these officers are putting their lives in jeopardy doing it.

00:44:36.000 So did any of you order prosecutors to downgrade gun charges to keep illegal immigrants in the U.S.

00:44:43.560 per the uh judiciary committee report the recent house just yeah this is a gun question

00:44:51.200 any response from any of you

00:44:55.260 that's not an on-topic question yeah and you see you see how it works like they keep something

00:45:05.600 from you they do it in a backroom way where their political ideologies are all like locked in and

00:45:11.400 they're like, well, yeah, we're moving forward with this. And then when it finally gets exposed,

00:45:15.540 they won't even answer questions about it. So, I mean, in my mind, this is, I don't know the

00:45:21.240 legality, but this is justification to send in like feds at this point. Go through paperwork,

00:45:26.640 like you raid the state attorney general's office. We're retrying all these cases.

00:45:30.880 We have to do something, right? Because you guys are just quiet. Not answering.

00:45:35.120 That's crazy. All right, let's get to our next piece. We have some, is it migrant fraud? This

00:45:40.420 is something we covered a few months back, but there's an update. Yeah. So if you guys remember

00:45:46.540 the U visas that we've talked about on the show, it's basically a visa that was invented for

00:45:52.860 victims of crime to remain in the United States so that they could testify against the perpetrator

00:46:00.040 of that crime. And we kind of talked about how in several cities, there's this new cottage industry

00:46:06.140 of faking crimes so that you can get a visa

00:46:10.140 and stay in the country for up to four years longer.

00:46:14.480 So this one was from Chicago

00:46:16.580 and we had covered this originally.

00:46:19.340 Hundreds, that's right,

00:46:20.540 hundreds of armed robberies

00:46:21.740 between 2022 and 2024 weren't real.

00:46:24.560 They were staged by the victims

00:46:26.040 as part of a massive immigration fraud scheme

00:46:28.040 to secure you visas for themselves and their families.

00:46:31.940 And this came out because during one of them,

00:46:34.440 It was a staged holdup at a Bucktown liquor store when a purported robber accidentally shot a store clerk in the abdomen.

00:46:43.820 So there comes an actual.

00:46:45.160 So they're trying to, holy shit, why'd you even load the gun?

00:46:48.900 That's my question.

00:46:50.620 And so the reason this is coming back around is because one of the ringleaders, Parth Nye, 29 of Woodridge, was convicted.

00:46:58.900 And so he organized and participated in the robberies from 2022 to 2024 at all, you know, a bunch of retail places, coffee shops, restaurants, liquor stores, gas stations, all across the country and including Chicago.

00:47:11.500 He recruited people to pose as all these actors, you know, the store owner.

00:47:15.500 He paid a store owner.

00:47:17.020 People who wanted the visas paid him between $5,000 and $30,000 each for the privilege of being robbed, hoping to obtain U visas.

00:47:23.740 and so i don't know we just wanted to bring this up again but obviously the guy's name parth nai

00:47:32.060 this was an indian scheme and i think we covered one in texas that was an indian scheme so

00:47:37.240 the indians find that little hole like that washington dc rent bad idea mediation they

00:47:42.580 find that hole and they hammer it until federal charges come yeah so um and i just want to go

00:47:48.460 back because we never really talked about the u visa itself because in my mind it's like okay

00:47:53.080 why did we do this? This was a failed visa. Let's scrap this. But it was created, the U visa was

00:48:00.360 created by Congress in the year 2000 as part of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection

00:48:05.760 Act. And so you could get why it would be like somewhat of a good idea back then. Like, oh,

00:48:12.440 a sex trafficking Mexican who was brought over here by coyotes needs to be able to stay here

00:48:19.380 and testify so we can bring justice.

00:48:21.320 So like that's the original intent,

00:48:23.060 like mostly women or children

00:48:25.080 or, you know, true victims of crime.

00:48:27.680 And now it's being used for Indian men

00:48:29.740 who were near a fake robbery.

00:48:31.980 Yeah.

00:48:32.280 So you see how far it gets off,

00:48:34.320 like from intent, inception and intent

00:48:36.440 versus the reality of using it.

00:48:38.560 So yeah, that's what's going on.

00:48:40.100 I just wanted to bring it up again.

00:48:41.400 So I guess that lowers Chicago's crime rate.

00:48:44.420 Yeah, that's the nice part.

00:48:45.920 And then they're here on a visa to solve the crime

00:48:48.860 that'll never get solved,

00:48:50.080 never go to court.

00:48:51.700 Yeah.

00:48:52.000 Like, you know,

00:48:52.500 at a certain point,

00:48:53.080 the visa should be like,

00:48:53.860 hey, it's been a year.

00:48:55.040 A case has gone cold.

00:48:56.500 We got no leads.

00:48:57.560 There's no court case.

00:48:58.480 You can go now.

00:48:59.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:49:00.200 We're going to chalk this one as unsolved,

00:49:01.940 but they don't even do that.

00:49:03.420 Well, yeah,

00:49:03.840 we'd have to live in a country

00:49:05.180 that makes sense for that to happen.

00:49:06.680 And then I found this video

00:49:08.580 from this guy staying at a shitty hotel,

00:49:10.420 and he basically made a broader point

00:49:12.940 that all of these hotels

00:49:14.220 that have declined in quality over the years

00:49:16.280 are because they became owned by Indians. Anyone else noticed the Bombay decay of hotels? I mean,

00:49:23.900 it doesn't matter if you're in Holiday Inn, La Quinta, all the Wyndham hotels, Hampton Inn,

00:49:30.880 Comfort Inn, Best Western. It doesn't matter. It just matters if an Indian owns it because if an

00:49:36.000 Indian owns it, you get Bombay decay. I'll show you what I'm talking about. Just a general,

00:49:40.280 just just messiness just a lack of maintenance just little things that would get upgraded

00:49:47.840 if they need to be fixed they just get fixed as cheaply as possible they don't get cleaned

00:49:53.220 i mean look at this floor you wouldn't want i wouldn't walk on that floor barefoot i'm not

00:49:57.560 going to take a shower the barefoot i literally travel i travel with shoes to stay in hotel like

00:50:03.820 to walk on the freaking floor slip on sandals and i know there's going to be someone oh we'll stop

00:50:09.500 being cheap with your hotels lol right pretending like and like these are people who don't even book

00:50:15.200 hotels but they don't also realize that they cornered the market they got their foot in the

00:50:21.360 door bought one right and these were the patels which is landowner we'll cut it off so basically

00:50:25.200 they got into the market they lowered their raise to drive the other hotels out of businesses and

00:50:29.580 then they expanded and now they own a lot of the hotels and i've noticed that too where you go to

00:50:34.480 like a chain hotel, but it's clearly not run how the chain runs. Whereas stuff's a little gross.

00:50:42.000 There's stains on some of the towels and just looks kind of dingy. So that could be what's

00:50:47.180 going on. Good branding there. Bombay Decay. Bombay Decay. That's a good idea. I believe

00:50:51.380 him. Rings true to me. I don't have to be an investigative journalist on every single issue.

00:50:55.980 I could just vibe it out. Yeah. Rings true. And then we're going to go kind of into some other

00:51:00.560 indian stuff here these are all indians in india but i want to show you kind of what they're up to

00:51:05.780 in their countries and that's obviously who we're bringing here who we're employing here and we'll

00:51:10.800 make some extrapolations we'll play that first one this guy's doing a scam on an interview for

00:51:16.040 a job so have you worked on any triggers uh in your experience yes i'm well i mean i'm used

00:51:25.580 But if you're using a trigger, so I'm just analyzing something with the trigger.

00:51:31.180 Man, you're, you're, hold on, hold on.

00:51:35.380 If these two are not achievable, I'm going with the trigger.

00:51:39.580 And we used many events in trigger like before or after.

00:51:43.240 Hold on, hold on.

00:51:45.200 I think it's not you who is speaking.

00:51:48.080 I mean, someone is speaking, someone else is speaking here and you're just lip syncing.

00:51:53.140 I can also hear your voice, the candidate who is sitting right in front of me.

00:52:00.120 So they're just doing a scam where you move your mouth and someone else answers the question.

00:52:05.560 Someone who is technically proficient and qualified for the job is speaking off camera while you are Milli Vanilli lip syncing in a poor Indian way.

00:52:14.380 Yeah, I called it Gaurav Costanza.

00:52:16.740 Yeah, that makes sense.

00:52:17.560 George Costanza move.

00:52:18.320 And what he could have done is move the mic right in front of his mouth.

00:52:21.500 Yeah. That was the mistake. That was the mistake, but insane move. And the guy calls him out and

00:52:28.080 he's like, man, you're not going to move forward in this interview process, but you have to stop

00:52:31.640 doing this. Maybe he'll listen. No, he's going to, he's going to get better at it. He's going

00:52:35.280 to move the mic in front of his mouth and someone else will be the sucker. And the guy said too

00:52:38.920 later, and there's a long clip, but he said like, this is a high senior level position that you

00:52:43.700 like either are qualified for, or you're not like, if you were to get this job, you wouldn't know

00:52:48.460 how to do it yeah but he doesn't care he wants the job and two weeks of pay and then maybe two

00:52:53.200 weeks of pay to leave you know yeah and then they'll figure that out later they don't care

00:52:57.840 they don't matter they don't care about that organization or the health they just care about

00:53:02.720 themselves getting a job and a visa yeah and then we have a uh indian mermaid at like a sea world

00:53:10.360 type place really can surprise you coming out of that murky water yeah it's a horror movie water

00:53:31.840 um and then what they can't shock the water they can't do they don't have shock treatments

00:53:36.260 to clear up the water in India?

00:53:38.180 I don't think they think that far ahead.

00:53:39.620 Okay, okay.

00:53:41.040 And then I found this clip from an Indian guy

00:53:43.520 who is begging because he's paralyzed,

00:53:45.960 but then a doctor comes with a syringe

00:53:47.960 and offers to help him.

00:53:56.920 There he goes.

00:54:01.900 Healed him.

00:54:02.880 So once the comically large syringe comes out,

00:54:05.600 All of a sudden, the paralyzed beggar isn't paralyzed.

00:54:08.480 Yeah.

00:54:08.700 Exactly.

00:54:09.940 And let's get to our next story.

00:54:11.540 This is a scene in Canada and Ontario.

00:54:14.500 It's for new police training.

00:54:16.120 There they are.

00:54:17.980 There they are.

00:54:19.440 The only Canadian is a woman, and she looks old.

00:54:22.800 And the other only Canadian is the other police woman who's presenting.

00:54:26.640 Yeah.

00:54:26.920 Great future.

00:54:27.600 So it's all white women and Indians.

00:54:30.080 Can I actually do the Canadian thing I was telling you about?

00:54:32.860 Sure.

00:54:33.200 I was watching the Rays games on a stream, and I happened to find a stream of a Canadian channel, like Sports Network or something, Sportsnet, I don't know what it's called.

00:54:42.920 And I was watching, so I watched several of the Rays World Series games on this Canadian streaming channel, and I started noticing something weird with the commercials, where, first it was a Wendy's commercial, and it goes,

00:54:54.680 the Canadian meal deal made with 100% never frozen Canadian beef and Canadian cheese celebrating 50

00:55:03.620 years in Canada. And I was like, what are they doing? Why does this matter so much? And then

00:55:09.560 another commercial, same thing, like Canadian, we've been with you Canada forever. Like all

00:55:15.140 these like marketing, instead of telling you about the products, their virtue signaling that like,

00:55:19.360 we love Canada. We've been in Canada. We use Canadian products. Right. And so I was like,

00:55:23.780 whoa, this is weird. And I realized after the trade war, Trump and Canada was really pissed

00:55:31.620 off by that. And so Canada like is overreacting on all these products. And it's like, this is

00:55:38.500 made in Canada. We never get anything from the US. It's like the main point. So there's this like

00:55:43.340 Canadian nationalism going on in advertising. That's basically insane. Like I noticed it

00:55:49.520 immediately. And I thought it was so funny because you have pictures like this where

00:55:56.600 there there's no nationalism at all. So they're extremely nationalistic in a very narrow set of

00:56:03.540 circumstances when it's Trump, it's to get Trump and it's to own America. But when it comes to

00:56:09.780 importing like a parabolic chart amount of Brown people, you can't do nationalism there.

00:56:16.620 Being a Canadian is ever anybody,

00:56:18.820 but we do need fresh, never frozen Canadian beef

00:56:21.420 produced in Canada.

00:56:22.520 And that's like the same point we made

00:56:24.720 about the Ohio governor race with that girl

00:56:27.220 where it's like, well, Vivek's a person of color

00:56:29.380 and this is just a white woman

00:56:30.540 and it doesn't actually apply here.

00:56:32.440 We only use it to go against our political opponents.

00:56:34.900 It's the same thing here.

00:56:36.000 It's like, oh yeah, come to Wendy's,

00:56:38.380 Canadian bacon, Canadian beef to get Trump.

00:56:41.900 And then that like gets all of the white liberal people

00:56:45.500 on board with it, and then they don't actually care about nationalism.

00:56:51.240 Well, it's just an extremely narrow range of public acceptable nationalism, and it doesn't

00:56:57.020 include talking about how many Indians we just brought over three years.

00:57:00.260 It's crazy.

00:57:01.060 All right, let's go fast through the last couple stories.

00:57:03.640 This is a BBC News story.

00:57:06.240 Can you read the headline?

00:57:07.140 Yeah, from the UK.

00:57:08.380 A boy who stabbed girl at school was radicalized online, says father.

00:57:13.580 And then the main reason we're covering this

00:57:15.200 is this little snippet from the article itself.

00:57:18.600 His father, who we are calling John,

00:57:21.560 apologized to the 15-year-old girl

00:57:23.200 injured in the attack on 11th of March,

00:57:25.040 saying, we are so very sorry for what happened.

00:57:28.960 And who we are calling John,

00:57:31.620 you can't do that anymore.

00:57:33.480 Unfortunately, with how much mistrust there is in the media,

00:57:37.080 I'm calling him Muhammad.

00:57:38.800 And you should too, until proven otherwise, basically.

00:57:42.060 Whenever they're trying to launder the identity, and I guess we'll be watching this one and trying to see if we can actually unmask and figure out who it is, but who we're calling John, you don't get that leeway anymore.

00:57:52.680 You could have called him John in 1960.

00:57:54.980 Not anymore.

00:57:55.940 Yeah.

00:57:56.540 And I want to make a broader point to wrap up the migrant section.

00:57:59.600 Obviously, these Western countries are being flooded by third worlders, Muslims, Africans, Indians, people from Asia.

00:58:06.920 And I wanted to talk about some of these things I saw on Twitter, where basically people are

00:58:11.860 talking about how they or people they know went to Africa to try to help the Africans.

00:58:17.120 Because when the Africans come here, they don't help themselves.

00:58:19.960 They just expect to be helped.

00:58:21.720 And I think there's the root cause of that obviously comes from Africa.

00:58:25.680 And we have these stories that kind of reiterate that message.

00:58:28.340 Yeah, someone says, my uncle did a mission trip to Africa to teach a village how to raise

00:58:33.080 pigs for food, which is not, you almost, well, you got to raise the pigs. And there's probably

00:58:39.160 a couple of things with mating that you have to point out. Yeah. But it's not that difficult of

00:58:43.160 a concept. Yeah. Uh, they flew in with a bunch of pigs, built pens for them, food and water troughs

00:58:49.840 and taught them how to breed them so they could always have meat. Two weeks of work and teaching.

00:58:55.740 They went back a year later to check on the village. They had thrown a giant party the night

00:59:00.560 after my uncle left slaughtered and ate all the pigs sold the feeders and fencing and were really

00:59:06.820 pissed off that the mission didn't bring them more pigs like the next year there you go yeah

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00:59:59.020 Spent six days, or six years rather

01:00:00.920 in West Africa. Can confirm

01:00:03.100 it's like there's no concept of

01:00:04.780 tomorrow. Built a school, they

01:00:06.960 tore apart the benches for wood.

01:00:08.860 Built a solar water well, stripped for

01:00:10.960 copper. Gave them rabbits and

01:00:12.940 snails. Ate them all right away.

01:00:15.440 And rabbits are like the

01:00:16.840 easiest to breed. You basically have to do nothing.

01:00:18.840 That's like the best return on meat if you're raising

01:00:21.000 an animal is a rabbit. Yeah, and like it's

01:00:22.920 kind of weird because rabbits don't have any fat in them

01:00:24.900 So if you eat just rabbit as protein for too long, I think you get some sort of sickness.

01:00:28.680 So it's like supplemental, but they couldn't even do it.

01:00:32.260 All at once.

01:00:33.080 And then, you know, I saw someone else discussing this, talking about church missions, like

01:00:37.620 because obviously a lot of churches in America go international and abroad.

01:00:41.820 And it's like, they spend a lot, a lot of money on flights to Africa or flights to somewhere

01:00:49.460 impoverished.

01:00:50.740 And then it's like half the money that could be going to some sort of productive thing,

01:00:55.380 like helping out a single mom and kids or whoever you're going to help out locally.

01:01:00.420 Like half the money goes to the flights and the travel and the lodging.

01:01:04.140 So I don't know.

01:01:05.180 If you're involved in local churches, make sure your stuff's staying local because people need help here too.

01:01:11.560 Because whatever missionaries and those people that went to Africa to try to help,

01:01:14.920 they just wasted their time and money and pigs.

01:01:17.440 You gave, yeah, you could have just sent them, you know, 40 pounds of meat and said, or whatever the amount is and say, have a party.

01:01:24.140 We're not coming.

01:01:25.280 Yeah.

01:01:25.820 And the same result would have been a few.

01:01:26.960 And we should extrapolate the lessons learned from that to a global scale where are we wasting our time and money trying to take care of these people that don't think about tomorrow?

01:01:35.300 Are we helping the population grow that still can't help themselves, but also gets really sensitive when colonial rule is brought up?

01:01:44.000 Yeah.

01:01:45.260 Yeah, we are.

01:01:45.980 Yeah, exactly.

01:01:47.440 All right. Well, that's the end of our migrant section. I'm moving on to the final page of housekeeping where I can say whatever I want. Use the opportunity to go to the post. Help us juice the algal. Leave a like, comment, comment again. You guys know what to do. And also small business shout outs. We're continuing our small business shout outs. We only have a few left. So if you haven't heard yours yet, it's coming.

01:02:05.500 and also if you want one and you haven't done it yet with the holidays coming up it's a great time

01:02:12.240 to do a small business shout out especially if you have a company that makes little gifts or

01:02:16.640 trinkets or something unique people would want for Christmas cool all right I want to just cover one

01:02:21.420 story in the final page it's the Red Baron pizza guy a nuisance streamer was trying to annoy him

01:02:27.660 and trick him into thinking he stole his money at the store and the guy freaked out and then a lot

01:02:33.400 of stuff has come from it let's go to the clip hey excuse me you know what time it is bro

01:02:38.160 dude thank you bro i just took ten dollars

01:02:47.420 but i need i need it real quick i am not in any room for this crap right now apple play

01:02:55.600 dude did you hear me i just need to buy some real quick though you think this is funny don't you

01:02:59.980 Are you recording me right now?

01:03:01.660 You should record me right now?

01:03:03.020 No, I'm a rabbi.

01:03:04.440 I'm going to go report you.

01:03:06.240 All right, bye, boss.

01:03:08.440 Thank you for the $20, man.

01:03:10.000 I appreciate it.

01:03:11.040 What's going on?

01:03:11.800 It is not that.

01:03:12.720 I mean, if you really want to go out and try.

01:03:14.100 I don't know if you're recording me or not.

01:03:14.700 I don't know what's going on.

01:03:16.000 But I don't need this for starting.

01:03:17.100 It's not that deep, man.

01:03:18.260 It was just a joke.

01:03:18.720 You're just a little punk ass.

01:03:19.960 It was just a joke, bro.

01:03:20.880 It was just a joke.

01:03:21.900 It was just a joke.

01:03:22.940 No, it's not a joke to me, okay?

01:03:24.560 I don't have time for this crap in my life.

01:03:26.120 My life is hard enough as it is.

01:03:27.520 Okay, I don't need this crap.

01:03:29.520 I got kids at home that was without me right now and I was supposed to be at home an hour

01:03:33.600 ago and I'm still out here working and I got to get up at five in the morning and do ten

01:03:38.960 more stores.

01:03:40.400 So this is not a joke to me.

01:03:42.940 And now I'm probably going to get kicked out of the store because of you.

01:03:46.560 Not funny.

01:03:47.560 Okay, I'm sorry.

01:03:48.560 No, you're not funny.

01:03:49.560 You got a smoked look on your face.

01:03:52.560 I'm sorry.

01:03:53.560 I'm sorry.

01:03:54.560 I don't need this in my life.

01:03:56.700 No, I get you.

01:03:57.740 No, you don't.

01:03:58.860 You're probably making money off this.

01:04:00.480 I can't even pay my goddamn mortgage.

01:04:03.000 And I got four kids at home.

01:04:05.320 Okay.

01:04:05.680 So not funny.

01:04:08.000 There you go.

01:04:10.060 Blow off top.

01:04:11.180 Blow off top.

01:04:12.140 The rare pent-up white man freak out.

01:04:14.940 Yeah.

01:04:15.380 So, Red Baron, please pay this guy's mortgage or we're never eating Red Baron pizza again.

01:04:20.660 I promise.

01:04:21.420 And you know how many I eat a day?

01:04:23.720 One.

01:04:24.340 We eat one a day.

01:04:24.820 I'm on Fleckis' plan.

01:04:26.020 We're on the pizza diet.

01:04:27.380 We're on the pizza diet.

01:04:28.360 I'm a Red Baron super buyer.

01:04:30.620 You better pay off this guy's fucking mortgage.

01:04:33.480 But they actually did do a crowd funder for him, which I put in the description as well, the description of this video.

01:04:40.280 And I think they're close to $400,000 at this point.

01:04:43.040 Good.

01:04:43.420 That's the type of guy.

01:04:44.620 He's at his wits end, doing right, probably can't get ahead.

01:04:48.700 That's exactly the guy too, who's a hard worker out at night, who's getting just squeezed by

01:04:54.600 inflation and bad government policy, bad fiscal policy. And that's who I care about. I don't care

01:05:01.720 about someone on EBT who's getting a little less or can't get sweets anymore. I care about the guy

01:05:06.640 who's actually doing everything right, locked in a mortgage, has kids and is now getting squeezed.

01:05:11.220 So that's like who I care about in America. And I'm glad he's getting a lot of money and that's

01:05:16.640 good yeah and those nuisance streamers i'm telling you i don't not saying i want it to happen but

01:05:22.040 i think you have some people that are at their wits end and they get nuisance streamed and

01:05:27.340 they're going to do something drastic to somebody yeah yeah shit could get tragic she could get

01:05:31.660 tragic all right well that's the end of the final page of housekeeping i don't think i mentioned for

01:05:35.940 the small business shout outs that i talked about in the beginning of the final page you send 50

01:05:40.020 bucks to venmo or paypal with the link to your business and then a description that's how you do

01:05:44.960 it okay all right well that's the end of housekeeping we're now moving on to cringe of the

01:05:48.360 week all right cringe of the week welcome welcome everybody we do have an announcement as well

01:05:55.960 tomorrow there's a new richard rap boy show coming out at 11 a.m you guys are gonna love it it's

01:06:01.280 internet crimes part one we just shot it and it was one of your best ones thank you it was an

01:06:07.260 interesting one for sure and it's actually a pretty long episode too i think it ended up being

01:06:11.080 like an over an hour over an hour richard rap boy show drops tomorrow members only right here 11 a.m

01:06:17.160 the playlist is on the home page all right all right our first clip from cringe this woman

01:06:21.720 describes her date from hell so one time i went on a hinge date and it was in dallas and we had

01:06:27.660 matched initially because it said he was from chicago and i was like oh slay love that like

01:06:32.320 love when i find a chicago person living in the south and we went on one date the first date was

01:06:37.500 like chill we kissed at the end like not much like pretty casual and then i believe it was the

01:06:44.200 like a few days later like the following weekend i was out he came and picked me up late at night

01:06:50.080 that saturday which like okay interesting you're picking me up at like four in the morning like

01:06:55.460 sometimes when guys do that i'm like do you have anything better to do like shouldn't you be

01:07:00.120 sleeping drives me back to his place we didn't do anything like besides like a makeout or whatever

01:07:05.080 like it was very chill it slept over and then the next day I wake up and he's like not in his bed

01:07:10.680 and I'm kind of confused because I'm like okay interesting like this is his apartment like

01:07:17.420 and my initial thought was oh did he go for a run or like did he go to the gym like I don't know

01:07:21.580 just keep in mind it's also Sunday at like 8 a.m. finally it gets to 8 45 and I had a thought to

01:07:27.880 myself I was like is he like making me breakfast no don't ever assume that and I finally after 45

01:07:37.880 minutes of going back and forth of like do I get up do I not like what do I do no one should be in

01:07:42.160 that position I finally got my stuff together and I was like I'm just gonna open the door and see

01:07:45.880 what happens like I don't know and I opened the door and it's literally like from me five feet

01:07:52.560 away his back is towards me in one of those big ass gaming chairs headset on gaming full on gaming

01:07:59.300 at 8 45 9 a.m on a sunday i literally had to tap him tap him and be like hi hi can you drive me

01:08:12.300 home like i don't know it was so weird and immediately after that i knew i was like no

01:08:19.220 Nope.

01:08:19.760 He's not the one.

01:08:21.220 So she got the ick from 8 a.m. gaming.

01:08:24.260 And I think it's obviously more embarrassing to be out till 4 a.m. for a girl.

01:08:28.760 And she said, you hear what she said?

01:08:30.460 She goes, usually when guys pick me up that late, I'm always like, don't you have anything better to do?

01:08:35.660 So it's like, how often are you getting picked up after your drunk night out at 4 a.m.?

01:08:40.440 Yeah, and I'm assuming you texted him at that one.

01:08:44.080 But yeah, what else are you going to say?

01:08:45.940 Because I have mixed feelings on this.

01:08:47.600 My main point is if the girl likes you, she likes you.

01:08:52.820 And if she doesn't, she gets the ick.

01:08:54.860 So like a girl who likes the guy who's gaming, it's like, oh, he's gaming, but there's potential or he doesn't game that much.

01:09:02.580 But when you have the ick and don't fully like the guy and then he's gaming, that's where the ick comes from.

01:09:08.780 Bad knife skills.

01:09:10.700 It's a terrible knife to use to cut cucumbers.

01:09:13.640 And like if you're filming a video, just film the video, right?

01:09:16.120 Everyone likes to film like, oh, I'm also doing this.

01:09:18.560 It's like, just film.

01:09:19.380 You're actually wasting my time with gaps and inefficient storytelling.

01:09:23.280 What were you going to say about the, what do you think the guy?

01:09:26.620 So I'll actually say my opinion first.

01:09:29.320 At a certain point, though, if you're the guy, you do have to play the game and say,

01:09:33.480 probably wouldn't be best if I was playing video games at 8 a.m.

01:09:36.460 Oh, yeah.

01:09:36.900 So that's also bad on both sides.

01:09:38.740 But it's also his off day.

01:09:40.200 And what I think happened was she hit him up at 4 a.m.

01:09:42.980 He went out and picked her up and thought it was a booty call.

01:09:46.120 He thought it was sex time.

01:09:48.160 I'm drunk.

01:09:48.620 Take me home.

01:09:49.680 He thought he was going to have sex.

01:09:50.820 And he didn't.

01:09:52.080 So then he wakes up in the morning like, all right, I'm not having sex.

01:09:54.720 I just got a makeout.

01:09:55.840 She calls me at 4 a.m. for a makeout.

01:09:57.740 She just kind of smells like shit.

01:09:59.840 And I'm up early on a Sunday, my off day.

01:10:03.060 I'm just going to play video games.

01:10:04.380 That's what I think happened.

01:10:05.460 And we have some tweets here with some more context.

01:10:08.080 So, well, these are just people's opinions.

01:10:10.320 The moment she felt that she had no power over him, she got the ick.

01:10:14.540 and immediately felt there was something wrong with him

01:10:16.740 because he didn't subordinate his time

01:10:18.940 while she was sleeping to make breakfast.

01:10:21.480 Yeah, she thought she was going to get breakfast in bed

01:10:23.800 from the makeout, 4 a.m. sloppy makeout.

01:10:25.760 4 a.m. drunk girls don't get breakfast in bed.

01:10:28.880 Women hate when men are just happy slash having fun

01:10:32.300 now more than ever

01:10:33.460 because they're hopped up on so many hormones and SSRIs

01:10:36.060 that they spend all day anxious and uneasy.

01:10:39.020 Women used to be mostly jealous of other women.

01:10:41.340 Now they're jealous of every single living thing.

01:10:43.300 They hate men more than ever, mostly due to jealousy.

01:10:47.380 I don't know.

01:10:48.460 Those might be extreme or like dogpiling on her, bullying a little bit.

01:10:52.760 Because I get the girls who don't want to see you playing video games at 8 a.m.

01:10:57.400 because that's not really a sign of a ton of free time that's not spent playing video games.

01:11:02.900 But I could think that this guy goes, oh, I got tricked.

01:11:05.800 I'm playing video games.

01:11:06.440 I don't care what this girl thinks anymore.

01:11:07.980 Yeah.

01:11:08.520 So I think there could be an element to that.

01:11:10.220 That's what I think.

01:11:11.120 All right.

01:11:11.840 Our next story.

01:11:12.700 we've had this theme for the last few episodes, the mom versus dad propaganda. Yeah. Where they're

01:11:18.280 trying to like divide households and make wives bitter and resentful towards their husbands

01:11:23.440 because they don't do enough and all that stuff. And we actually have an example here. It's called

01:11:29.480 a 2025 study of heterosexual couples division of cognitive household labor. Basically how you

01:11:36.120 describe what you do around the house. Yeah. The mental load, the heavy, heavy mental load.

01:11:40.380 And then you read some of the mom section.

01:11:42.520 Yeah, so there's two categories, more mom or more dad.

01:11:45.840 So who does what?

01:11:46.840 Is more mom or more dad?

01:11:48.720 And it's all mom.

01:11:49.600 Mom has to deal with medical info and appointments,

01:11:53.240 mental health, tidying up, packing,

01:11:56.220 extracurriculars that are non-sports

01:11:58.420 and extracurriculars that are sports.

01:12:00.700 Mom has to be the calendar keeper,

01:12:02.660 friendships and social media she has to manage,

01:12:04.960 has to pack lunches, help with the homework,

01:12:07.740 bathing and grooming, diapering and potty training,

01:12:10.380 Coordinating child care, coordinating transportation, laundry, weekday dinner, weekday breakfast, groceries, nighttime comfort, home goods and supplies, discipline and screen time, kids' morning routines, the bedtime routines, dealing with the mail, supervising kids, pets, dishes, and home maintenance.

01:12:29.340 And then dad just has to take out the garbage.

01:12:32.360 Yeah.

01:12:32.680 And then if you look closely, oh, man, this is damning.

01:12:36.000 But if you look closely.

01:12:36.800 This was like you in college trying to up your word count.

01:12:38.980 Yeah.

01:12:39.460 Yeah, that's what I'm good at.

01:12:41.020 And that's why I can call it out.

01:12:42.740 Because isn't medical appointments, calendar keeper, and coordinating transportation, coordinating

01:12:47.960 childcare, all basically the calendar keeper umbrella?

01:12:51.460 Yes.

01:12:51.900 Isn't that all calendar keeping?

01:12:53.340 Yeah, this is padding your resume.

01:12:55.960 She's trying to get a job with a new dad or something.

01:12:58.360 And she's like, well, I'm the calendar keeper and I keep the appointments.

01:13:01.280 It's like, huh, how are those two things different?

01:13:03.980 We have some funny tweets in response to this.

01:13:06.460 A funny tick with women like this is they'll break up their easy household tasks into like 10 discrete subtasks to make them seem more complicated.

01:13:15.840 I pick up all the dishes, carry them into the kitchen, scrape the food into the trash, unload the dishwasher, then fill it, et cetera.

01:13:22.880 Meanwhile, the man's task get glibly summed up as go to work or pay the bills.

01:13:28.780 So, yeah, they're stat padding.

01:13:30.560 Moms are stat padding.

01:13:31.940 And they're stat padding to sew a little division.

01:13:34.620 Yeah.

01:13:35.520 And that's the crazy part.

01:13:36.960 Yeah.

01:13:37.100 And there was another tweet that was pretty good that Mimetic Sisyphus replied to.

01:13:39.740 Can you read those?

01:13:40.760 Someone said, yep, I hear I've had to check the cupboards, think about what we want to

01:13:45.080 eat, wrote a list, go shopping and put away the shopping.

01:13:49.200 And then this guy says, so you've done the grocery shop then.

01:13:52.540 And then Mimetic Sisyphus said, I also had to get household supplies.

01:13:56.600 And then, so you mean you went into the other aisle at the grocery store?

01:14:00.700 It's like a little bit of, yeah, embellishment.

01:14:04.280 It's embellishment.

01:14:04.880 It's flopping in the NBA, you know?

01:14:07.260 Yeah, and it kind of shows how women see, like, their day-to-day.

01:14:10.520 They kind of do see it in, like—

01:14:12.860 Little chunks that are very much keeping score on.

01:14:15.880 Yes, and we could do that, too.

01:14:17.780 Like, we had to talk about Somali fraudsters.

01:14:20.080 Then I had to transition from cringe to urban decay.

01:14:22.660 And then we talked about repeat offenders.

01:14:24.120 Fleck has had to do the intro three times.

01:14:26.220 I had to sit through.

01:14:27.540 Then I had to send the file to Nick.

01:14:29.000 And Nick had to edit it, and I had to wait.

01:14:31.500 You know, like, that's, like, the same thing, but we don't.

01:14:33.480 And we have a boomer Facebook meme about it.

01:14:36.060 Boomer AI Facebook meme.

01:14:37.800 You're so lucky he works so you can stay home.

01:14:40.660 And then she's carrying all these other bricks.

01:14:44.380 That he's basically carrying anyway.

01:14:45.860 I don't even get it.

01:14:46.680 I don't fucking care.

01:14:47.640 I don't get it.

01:14:48.160 And then the woman who made this post got a lot of flack and people were responding in a negative way to her.

01:14:53.320 And then she made this point, which I thought was incorrect.

01:14:56.220 She said, making your wife financially dependent on you is dangerous.

01:15:00.300 And that's like this idea.

01:15:01.560 and it's true for like a small group of women who marry the wrong guy yeah that like oh you stay

01:15:07.200 home you don't work now like if he leaves you or if he does if he does domestic violence to you

01:15:13.320 you can't really go anywhere because you don't have a job and you can't make money and you've

01:15:16.860 been out of the workforce and that's true if you marry the wrong guy but like most people don't

01:15:22.880 and they're fine but to give that advice as if like all right every woman you don't want to be

01:15:28.540 a stay at home person because some women had a hard time. Yeah. It's like actually going to ruin

01:15:33.600 the whole point of like a traditional dynamic. Yeah. And I understand moms who like, oh, it's

01:15:38.740 been a really tough week with the school starting back up and X, Y, Z happening. Like there are

01:15:44.600 definitely reasons that, Hey, the workload's been a lot crazier this last week. I need a break.

01:15:48.640 I'm going to, I need a dinner. That's just us. Let's get a babysitter. But there's something

01:15:53.960 more nefarious about the social media posting and like, yeah, think about it. Introduce this

01:15:59.700 idea into your house. Get pissed at your husband. And your husband doesn't list or complain about

01:16:04.820 work for the most part. Men don't typically dwell on how hard a day was or all the bullshit they had

01:16:09.240 to deal with. They just kind of move on. They just kind of move on and do it. And also they just get

01:16:14.600 it done no matter what. Like a lot of times with homemaking, there is a little bit of a relief valve

01:16:19.260 where like, oh, I'm not feeling good.

01:16:21.020 Let's just order a pizza for dinner.

01:16:22.400 Or, oh, I have a really bad headache.

01:16:25.340 We'll just do the dishes tomorrow.

01:16:27.080 You can kind of just like move things around

01:16:29.100 as you need in the individual moment.

01:16:31.980 But for men, it's like, all right,

01:16:33.600 shit's going on at home

01:16:34.400 and this deadline at work needs to happen.

01:16:37.060 You don't really have, you can't miss it.

01:16:38.660 Yeah.

01:16:39.000 And this presumably is for exclusively stay-at-home moms

01:16:42.840 who don't have a job.

01:16:43.940 Yeah.

01:16:44.360 And so it's like, okay, I don't know.

01:16:46.660 Everyone's got to work.

01:16:47.520 Everyone's got to earn something.

01:16:49.260 And then also the benefit, all this childcare and all this stuff, what, so you can make good kids that are effective in the world?

01:16:57.400 Yeah.

01:16:57.740 Yeah, it's all very noble.

01:16:59.180 It's not like a scorecard thing between husband and wife.

01:17:01.820 And then they keep the scorecard, but it's like, isn't the one thing you'd want to focus on your own children?

01:17:07.060 Like, wouldn't that be the thing that it's like, oh, you can't put a monetary value on this because I'm at home with my child all day.

01:17:13.980 and that's so much better than me going to an email job

01:17:17.180 and the kid going to a Jamaican daycare place.

01:17:19.940 Yeah, and then not to just pick on women,

01:17:22.660 like men have their own version of this,

01:17:24.380 like reading stories about people who cheated

01:17:26.580 or like, you know, poisoning your mind with shit

01:17:29.020 instead of being like, wow, I got a pretty good thing going here.

01:17:31.280 Yeah, very true.

01:17:32.840 All right, let's get to our next piece with Halloween coming up.

01:17:36.180 Face scars are not a good costume because it's offensive.

01:17:39.560 Yeah, this says your annual reminder

01:17:41.580 that scars are not a Halloween costume

01:17:44.100 and it's a woman with a scar on her face

01:17:46.020 and I guess she's taken up the charge.

01:17:48.920 She's the one who decides

01:17:50.200 what's good on a Halloween costume and not.

01:17:52.100 Yeah.

01:17:53.260 Scars on your face are good parts of Halloween costumes.

01:17:56.600 Yeah.

01:17:57.040 Especially if you're a fucked up mutant type

01:17:58.860 or a victim of something.

01:18:01.300 It's actually perfect

01:18:02.300 and they're very easy to do.

01:18:03.980 And then this person who posted it,

01:18:05.460 she claimed that she was like embarrassed

01:18:07.740 and self-conscious about her facial scars

01:18:09.800 for her whole life.

01:18:10.880 And it's like, well, then why are you posting close-ups of it on your Instagram that went viral?

01:18:15.840 And then I found some retards in the comments.

01:18:18.400 For a second, I was like, it's not that serious.

01:18:20.800 But if someone dressed up in a nasal feeding tube as a costume, it would trigger me.

01:18:25.840 So, yes, this is that serious.

01:18:27.840 It's important.

01:18:28.800 Okay, you have a feeding tube.

01:18:30.880 Everyone knows now.

01:18:32.260 Yeah.

01:18:32.640 Must be really serious what you got going on.

01:18:35.280 Someone pats her on the head.

01:18:36.560 Hey, way to go with the feeding tube.

01:18:38.240 This is a real thing you got going on with now you got the feeding tube.

01:18:42.000 And then there was another comment I thought was important.

01:18:45.580 My facial scars are hardly noticeable, but this video isn't really about me.

01:18:49.800 Please consider those who live with more visible facial scars, burns, or differences.

01:18:55.020 We need to stop associating facial differences with being scary, bad, or something to fear.

01:19:00.820 There are so many ways to be creative with Halloween costumes without using someone else's appearance as something frightening.

01:19:06.880 What can you be then?

01:19:07.860 You'd be a cat.

01:19:10.020 They basically want everyone to be like a character from a Disney movie that they like.

01:19:14.340 That's so bad.

01:19:15.380 And that's the attitude.

01:19:16.520 Make-A-Wish Canada has been granting wishes for kids living with critical illnesses for over 40 years.

01:19:23.360 Eight out of ten wish kids said their wish gave them the strength to fight their critical illness.

01:19:28.840 Wishes are medicine.

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01:19:31.180 I always talk about where because someone is doing worse than you, you can't enjoy your life.

01:19:38.220 Yeah, you can't have a wedding cake because some idiot in Africa killed all the pigs and now they're hungry.

01:19:42.500 Yeah.

01:19:43.160 So there's like this thing where you can't be happy until everyone in a tough situation is lifted.

01:19:49.640 But then you'll never get to the point where everyone is taken care of so you'll never be happy.

01:19:55.220 And like that's the loop they go in and they never get out.

01:19:57.680 It's a treadmill.

01:19:58.160 Because even when you do it, like, all right, we're not going to use facial scars because that could be insensitive to people with facial scars.

01:20:05.220 I'm going to be a scarecrow instead.

01:20:07.420 And it's going to be like they used to use scarecrows to scare the slaves or something like that.

01:20:12.960 You're not going to believe what scarecrows used to do to black people.

01:20:16.320 Scarecrows are related to Jim Crow.

01:20:18.340 They crack their knuckles.

01:20:20.340 Here's why that's problematic.

01:20:22.080 All right.

01:20:23.320 Not such a secret that crows are black, huh?

01:20:25.820 Yeah.

01:20:27.160 Blackbirds?

01:20:28.140 What did you mean by that?

01:20:29.240 Not good.

01:20:30.340 And then even spookier with Halloween coming up,

01:20:33.740 this is the scene in Texas.

01:20:35.940 The Halloween festival is all Indian people.

01:20:38.140 Trunk or treat.

01:20:39.060 It's called trunk or treat,

01:20:40.260 where the suburbs kind of do a big thing

01:20:43.040 instead of trick-or-treating.

01:20:45.040 And everyone's Indian again.

01:20:47.740 That's spooky.

01:20:48.940 It's Frisco.

01:20:50.380 And then someone might say,

01:20:51.400 oh, they're assimilating.

01:20:52.600 They're doing Halloween.

01:20:53.480 What else do you want?

01:20:55.000 I want the country I grew up in.

01:20:57.020 Yeah.

01:20:57.640 I don't care about them at all.

01:20:59.120 If I had, say, every single policy dream and wish that I ever wanted was granted to me with the caveat that the country would be 90% Indian.

01:21:09.600 So the border would be closed, EBT entitlements, like basically an extremely low tax rate with a low welfare system, no government borrowing.

01:21:18.800 like my dream political landscape, but it was 90% Indian, I'd go pass.

01:21:25.860 No deal.

01:21:26.380 No deal.

01:21:26.820 I'm not involved in that.

01:21:28.220 So that's why, oh, they assimilate or they don't assimilate.

01:21:31.520 They'll go both ways on the argument and it doesn't really matter.

01:21:34.420 I don't want my whole town replaced.

01:21:36.380 Exactly.

01:21:37.080 Oh, so they assimilate.

01:21:37.900 What's the problem?

01:21:38.440 It's like, I don't want them here at all.

01:21:39.940 Yeah.

01:21:40.180 I don't care what they do.

01:21:41.180 Yeah.

01:21:42.040 And then I wanted to show this clip.

01:21:44.760 this is parents bringing their kids to like a scary Halloween event where they're getting

01:21:49.060 really scared. And I thought this was not cool. That's bad. Too young. Too young. Yeah. Well,

01:22:12.600 You don't know what's good.

01:22:13.300 You've been in the world for like weeks.

01:22:15.320 I probably don't even know it's Halloween.

01:22:16.660 Yeah.

01:22:16.900 You don't know what Halloween is.

01:22:18.200 You don't know what's what.

01:22:19.400 And then you get completely surprised by like the scariest shit ever.

01:22:22.900 That's too much.

01:22:23.700 Yeah.

01:22:24.240 That's on the parents though.

01:22:25.300 Yeah, definitely.

01:22:26.500 All right.

01:22:26.940 Let's get to our next piece.

01:22:28.960 This was something that was posted on Instagram and it's falls under the fake disability people.

01:22:33.640 Can you read what it says?

01:22:34.680 And we'll go through what the post says.

01:22:36.140 My favorite low energy hobbies slash activities as an adult with chronic illness.

01:22:41.200 and uh here's one it's like a game boy playing animal crossing on uh what is that nintendo switch

01:22:49.060 something psp word search puzzle books they like doing that uh painting doodling watercolors

01:22:58.240 here's some sort of puzzle doing a puzzle designing stuff on canva

01:23:03.960 simple coloring books all that sort of stuff watching calm tv shows eating popcorn doing

01:23:13.820 cross stitch and making friendship bracelets going on pinterest and then listening to music

01:23:19.020 or audiobooks all right i like playing game boy am i disabled yeah i like i like all these things

01:23:25.320 that are like free time loose no responsibility doodles i think i have a chronic disability

01:23:31.200 I'm retarded now

01:23:32.980 and there's a thing too where

01:23:34.960 these people kind of get

01:23:37.320 frozen wherever they're at

01:23:39.360 adolescent

01:23:40.000 say something happened to them

01:23:43.080 or there's a traumatic experience that affected them

01:23:45.200 and then they get frozen in time

01:23:47.520 at that age I think

01:23:48.600 and that's why they a lot of times like furry stuff

01:23:51.500 and playing Game Boy

01:23:53.480 and oh this is like

01:23:55.020 medicinal Sudoku

01:23:56.460 it's just like what you would do on an airplane

01:23:59.300 in 2005

01:24:01.120 it's just like

01:24:02.000 before you had a cell phone

01:24:03.060 this is what you would do

01:24:03.980 so your little kids

01:24:04.680 weren't disturbing others

01:24:05.660 on the flight

01:24:06.200 all this shit

01:24:07.920 all right

01:24:08.620 a bunch of coloring books

01:24:09.860 like here you got enough

01:24:10.900 it's a four hour flight

01:24:12.180 are you gonna be okay

01:24:12.880 all right

01:24:14.640 let's get to our

01:24:15.420 last piece of cringe

01:24:16.620 there is a woman

01:24:17.620 strength coach

01:24:18.360 at Colorado

01:24:19.060 a team that is not

01:24:20.200 doing well this year

01:24:21.060 I'll tell you what

01:24:22.180 when I go home

01:24:23.040 and keep in mind fellas

01:24:24.840 my family's from Canada

01:24:25.800 they know who you guys are

01:24:29.880 And football ain't like that in Canada.

01:24:35.140 But they know who you are.

01:24:37.800 And when I talk about y'all,

01:24:39.420 I talk about y'all with great pride

01:24:42.180 because guess what?

01:24:42.780 I don't do this for the love of the game.

01:24:44.880 I do this for the love of y'all.

01:24:48.240 Oh, yeah.

01:24:49.320 There's a very performative nature in that cadence.

01:24:51.900 Yeah.

01:24:52.540 She's doing her best impression of a man.

01:24:55.220 Yeah.

01:24:55.720 A motivational man on social media.

01:24:57.680 For the camera that's right there.

01:24:59.080 I'm surprised she didn't go, like, at one point.

01:25:01.160 Wink at it.

01:25:02.140 And we had a woman strength coach.

01:25:05.680 And it wasn't as good as a man strength coach.

01:25:08.920 The strength coach of your football team should be a muscle-bound guy who's stuck.

01:25:14.000 Yeah.

01:25:14.340 He's just like this.

01:25:15.300 His range of motion isn't even good.

01:25:17.020 And he figured out how to make all the muscles as big as he can, and he's stuck.

01:25:22.040 But when we had a strength coach like that, and we also had a woman strength coach,

01:25:26.980 and she was a nice woman

01:25:29.060 and maybe she's a show

01:25:31.300 watcher, maybe she's not, but there was a difference

01:25:33.220 between a woman and a man. For sure.

01:25:35.080 I remember. I actually liked her, but. She was great.

01:25:37.420 Yeah.

01:25:38.740 But part of it was she was never trying to be tough

01:25:41.240 or anything like this or get attention

01:25:43.160 or do a speech. And there would be times

01:25:45.380 where like after a game on

01:25:47.280 a Saturday, we'd have a Sunday like light

01:25:49.420 workout just to kind of get yourself moving

01:25:51.360 and she'd be like, Fletcher

01:25:53.360 like faster or knees higher

01:25:55.580 and I would be hurt and I'd be like, no, like I'm, I'm like actually injured and I just need

01:26:02.080 to do whatever I need to do. But like, if it was a guy, I wouldn't say no, but also a guy might not

01:26:08.200 yell at me if he knows I'm like fixing an injury. A starter who played 60 snaps and is doing the

01:26:15.260 Sunday run. Yeah. So there was like a difference where I would never talk back to a male coach,

01:26:21.340 But the female coach, I was kind of like, no, I'm higher up than you.

01:26:26.560 I'm injured.

01:26:27.500 If you can pin me, you can yell at me.

01:26:30.240 And so now we have women's strength coaches and male cheerleaders.

01:26:34.440 Yeah.

01:26:34.740 We have some cheerleaders here.

01:26:36.420 That Vikings one is my favorite one.

01:26:38.140 Yeah, he's the one who you could, you know, yeah.

01:26:39.940 That's my kind of twink.

01:26:41.040 Yeah, you could definitely, you could oil him down pretty easily.

01:26:44.120 I'm not gay, but that is what I would be.

01:26:45.580 That's my type of twink.

01:26:46.560 You're forcing me to choose between the four male cheerleading twinks.

01:26:49.880 It's the Vikings guy.

01:26:51.000 It's the Vikings guy, it's the middle New Orleans guy,

01:26:53.640 it's the Bucks guy, then it's the Rams guy.

01:26:56.060 Yeah, if we had to rank them one to four, yeah.

01:27:00.060 I love how they're just doing this like quietly

01:27:02.260 and then it's going to be one of those things like,

01:27:05.200 well, we always had male cheerleaders

01:27:06.660 in 10 years from now or something.

01:27:09.080 50% male, 50% female, what are you talking about?

01:27:12.000 Just completely gaslight us.

01:27:14.040 And you know what's funny?

01:27:15.900 Male cheerleaders exist in most cheer competitions and stuff,

01:27:19.820 But NFL is more like dancey, pom-poms, nothing.

01:27:23.060 Twinks.

01:27:23.640 No gymnastics.

01:27:24.700 So they're not the strong shoulder throw you up.

01:27:27.140 The college guys are like throwing girls in the air and catching them.

01:27:30.400 Shoulder press 315 type of guys.

01:27:32.600 And I still think they're wasting that.

01:27:34.320 Yeah.

01:27:34.740 You shouldn't be doing that to flip girls.

01:27:36.920 But then in pros, they just bring all the cheerleaders under the sexy umbrella.

01:27:41.400 Yeah.

01:27:41.780 They bring in the hottest ones they can.

01:27:44.620 There was one where the Tampa Bay Bucks.

01:27:47.640 Is that what they're called?

01:27:48.380 The Bucks?

01:27:48.820 Yeah.

01:27:49.020 Yeah, Buccaneers.

01:27:50.060 Their cheerleaders posted like game day, and it was like the gay guy.

01:27:53.860 It's like, what are you doing?

01:27:55.580 On his own slide.

01:27:56.800 Like an Instagram slide post, and he gets his own slide.

01:27:59.600 It's like, oh, yeah, you're getting everyone really excited for the game.

01:28:01.900 Yeah.

01:28:02.560 All right, well, that's-

01:28:03.280 Hey, we're one in six.

01:28:04.620 We're one in six.

01:28:05.560 At least we got the fucking twink cheerleader.

01:28:07.940 Yeah, we couldn't do the salary cap right, but we paid this guy $150.

01:28:12.900 All right, well, that's the end of cringe.

01:28:14.540 We're now moving on to Urban Decay.

01:28:16.160 all right urban decay our first story is a street rat in his underwear completely

01:28:22.960 destroying this guy's store while everyone watches

01:28:25.280 so he's drooling what where you going

01:28:46.160 We're obviously going to have to clean all this crap up.

01:28:50.220 Like, I can't believe I can't tackle this guy.

01:28:52.960 Can we touch that fucking audience?

01:28:57.500 What are you doing?

01:29:09.100 There's nothing I can do.

01:29:10.440 We'll lose our job.

01:29:11.640 At the very end, you hear him say, there's nothing we can do.

01:29:14.380 We'll lose our job if we touch him.

01:29:16.160 So we went from like, stop that man.

01:29:19.280 That man took my purse.

01:29:20.380 Stop that man.

01:29:21.160 To my hands are tied.

01:29:22.780 Corporate said I can't do anything.

01:29:24.320 And it's not like he's an aggressive for your safety thing.

01:29:29.260 This guy's drooling, drugged out, retarded.

01:29:31.660 We lose our job if we touch him.

01:29:33.380 It's like back in the day, you'd get promoted if you stopped him.

01:29:36.380 Yeah, you'd lose your job if you let someone wreck the store like this.

01:29:39.480 Yeah.

01:29:39.780 So our incentive system is totally backwards.

01:29:42.760 And you just got to watch like a slow motion train wreck that you could stop happen on your watch.

01:29:50.280 Yeah.

01:29:50.820 And then every second it goes on, that's more work you have to do.

01:29:54.300 That's more work Mike's going to have to do.

01:29:56.280 You better clean this up.

01:29:57.320 The guy's drooling.

01:29:58.400 And like back in the day, they probably have a bat this big that they go beat him with.

01:30:02.320 A little shark bat.

01:30:03.320 Yeah.

01:30:03.520 A little blackjack.

01:30:04.920 You know a blackjack, a little leather thing?

01:30:06.480 You hit him with one of those and now you can't because you'd be mean to guys like this who are destroying your store and then don't go to jail and then do this pretty much every day in New York City.

01:30:18.060 Yeah, I don't really get – usually as humans, we're looking for a solution to something and I don't know what not stopping him, not intervening, not doing anything.

01:30:28.880 I don't know who that helps.

01:30:30.340 Yeah.

01:30:30.680 You know?

01:30:31.420 Doesn't make sense.

01:30:32.980 We've lost our way.

01:30:34.460 We've lost our way.

01:30:35.480 And that's too far from – that's another example of too far from where the food comes because everything is all packaged goods and stuff and you can't even stop the guy.

01:30:44.320 Like imagine – I guess it's an extreme example and we don't even really need it.

01:30:47.980 But like you're in Alaska or someplace where it's like a remote location and someone is in your food and, you know, it's kind of an abundance thing.

01:30:57.100 Yeah, just let him do his thing.

01:30:58.660 Yeah.

01:30:58.960 It's not life or death like it kind of should be.

01:31:01.260 Yeah, that's a good point.

01:31:02.300 And then also when you bring in all of these migrants here and we've lost our way as a

01:31:06.760 country, so it's not how it used to be anymore.

01:31:09.080 And then you load the country full of a hundred million migrants.

01:31:12.940 They don't know what the way was because we're not acting like we used to act.

01:31:16.420 So now it just becomes like a new world all of a sudden.

01:31:19.240 Yeah.

01:31:19.440 And it becomes like parts of wherever they came from and their culture.

01:31:22.740 And then the white native Americans, then the native Americans, uh, they're the ones

01:31:28.760 who are not acting like they used to.

01:31:30.500 So everyone comes in, acts however they want.

01:31:32.580 We can't act how we used to.

01:31:34.000 And now we have this whole new country that never really existed with these weird morals and values that don't make sense.

01:31:40.700 Yeah.

01:31:41.000 All of a sudden we're in an experiment.

01:31:42.620 Yeah.

01:31:43.140 Let's get to our next story.

01:31:45.000 This guy got arrested after he attacked this other guy at a Little League softball game.

01:31:51.980 Here's the fight itself.

01:31:53.620 he's got one of those water bottles in his hands

01:32:01.500 he just hits that guy who's just knocked out and then an old man tries to stop him

01:32:08.700 he gets fucked up and this woman's throwing punches at the old man the wife right yeah

01:32:15.680 and that guy's just asleep with his arms stuck up in the air and this this was

01:32:23.340 posted by someone who was black on twitter who when you see the black fights you know how long

01:32:29.080 they fantasized about that boat thing in alabama yeah how long so whenever a white person gets

01:32:34.900 beat up by a black person they like it no matter what the context is and uh this guy said a black

01:32:40.980 couple stood on business at their daughter's softball game in sugarland texas against an angry

01:32:46.740 mob of white folks they defended themselves it's like all the big lies yeah and the guy even said

01:32:53.180 it was self-defense and he got pushed first and there was a mob of white people and the moment

01:32:58.540 of impact is literally the guy going like hey let's calm down fucking hits him with the thing

01:33:03.260 he does a preemptive water bottle head strike with like a metal hydro flask yeah but he stood

01:33:07.920 on business aggravated assault with the weapon that was the business business was stood on he

01:33:12.260 did stand on aggravated assault and then it was a 12 year old softball game yeah do you want to

01:33:16.860 maybe something important did happen and we'll show the the news story for it this is chiaro's

01:33:22.620 Marshawn Hall and Jasmine Hall, both charged with assault causing bodily injury, allegedly

01:33:28.580 happened here during their daughter's softball game on Saturday. The Halls play as part of an

01:33:33.900 Illusions Gold team. Their opponent was the Thunder. Gary Greaser's granddaughter plays

01:33:39.300 for that team. He hit somebody across the head with a hard water bottle. It was full of water.

01:33:48.360 I didn't know what it was that night when he hit me with it, too.

01:33:51.720 Greaser, who got seven stitches, bruises, and a broken hip,

01:33:55.400 says he jumped in to defend another dad Saturday after Marshawn Hall

01:33:59.700 allegedly hit that father with a full water bottle and knocked him out.

01:34:04.580 The guy was defenseless.

01:34:06.140 The guy was just talking to him.

01:34:07.840 We were just talking to him about, you know, why you're raising your voice

01:34:11.200 every time that your pitchers pitch to our girls.

01:34:15.540 and he just became violent then. So I said, whatever I want, whenever I want, this is what

01:34:21.700 I do. Greaser says after he got involved, Jasmine Hall, who was an assistant principal at Lamar

01:34:27.120 Junior High, then jumped on him. By the time it was all over, Sugarland police arrested both halls.

01:34:33.980 The father who was attacked had to be transported to the hospital and Greaser is also nursing his

01:34:40.000 injuries i am happy this guy went to jail i mean that's all i mean if anyone when they asked i'm

01:34:47.040 gonna press charts i said there's no one like that that should be at a girl's softball team

01:34:51.720 to act that violent over something simple and silly that you can talk through as human beings

01:34:58.080 yeah i wish everyone was that rational yeah man i wish you had watched urban decay maybe you

01:35:03.780 wouldn't have had a hand up or something but and then one of the guys had a broken hip a broken

01:35:09.440 hip for an old person can like, can be a death sentence. It's like one of the big predictors of

01:35:14.280 how long you have left. Yeah. It's hard to recover that. You can really go downhill fast. And a lot

01:35:19.260 of times we show urban decay and then some people will say, well, it's not all black people. And

01:35:24.320 this is unfair. You're showing the worst of the worst and blanket labeling people.

01:35:28.680 That woman is an assistant principal of a school. That's like what we've been kind of showing a lot

01:35:34.620 recently politicians uh people who hold esteemed roles in society doing the same aggressive

01:35:42.740 thoughtless behavior on video on video yeah all right well let's go to our next piece which is

01:35:49.060 about bad amazon and walmart workers uh we have some good ones here this guy is mad he didn't get

01:35:55.900 tipped by this family so he walks up here here's the delivery there's your food knock knock good

01:36:03.220 luck with everything else. There goes your job. Bye. That was the last thing you ever did for

01:36:07.480 work. Yep. Hope it was worth it. Hope it was worth it. And then this guy who I'm assuming

01:36:12.280 is an illegal, look what he does with the delivery to the cat on the stoop.

01:36:21.680 Just cruelty for no fucking reason. Yeah. Well, where he comes from, you might be would trap the

01:36:26.920 cat and eat it you know and then uh later he came back to apologize not because he was sorry but i

01:36:34.220 think because he wanted to avoid the police in ice you would just look for the driver at least

01:36:39.660 try to get him get his job gone that's what the cat's owner said should have happened after this

01:36:45.960 video began spreading across social media security cameras capturing a delivery driver throwing a

01:36:52.700 package at the cat as he rested on the front porch. The interview was wrapping up. The questions

01:36:58.620 had been asked. Then a man appeared near the front lawn. The delivery driver from the video

01:37:11.460 returning using a translation app, he says he came to speak with the family himself.

01:37:16.820 so what i came to do was to apologize to the person to show you get it guy can't even speak

01:37:25.380 ingy has to use a translator app and uh i think you're right your instincts are on he's trying

01:37:30.840 to avoid ice and further escalation through police you can handle social media if you're

01:37:35.040 an illegal and you do something viral on social media that stays a little bit yeah you can handle

01:37:39.100 that but when it goes to police policia then it gets dicey and apparently that guy is an amazon

01:37:45.280 Flex driver, which is like the loophole where a lot of the illegals do Amazon deliveries. If

01:37:50.460 you're a Flex driver, it's a little sketchier. And he said, I don't like trouble, which means

01:37:55.760 he's looking to avoid ice. But how do you even apologize for that? Imagine apologizing and being

01:38:01.180 like, I was 13. I was a stupid kid. We were just messing around and that's not who I am. I'd grown

01:38:07.420 up to be like a more mature person. Like that was an hour and a half ago. Yeah. Hey, I'm sorry

01:38:12.600 about that hey i impulsively i did see the cat and i tried to do it but i realized now because

01:38:17.700 of the camera i should not have done that that's the extent of apologizing there's there's zero

01:38:22.640 mitigating factors there's no explanation for it i'm sorry for that so i know yeah i know i know

01:38:29.700 yeah you have to be technically and then so think about that like an animal abuser

01:38:33.960 human slave package boy who can't speak english what's the point of him being here again is there

01:38:41.500 Can anyone articulate a point of why?

01:38:44.640 Keeps cats off your stoop.

01:38:46.240 Yeah.

01:38:46.760 Unless you hate cats and you're like, yeah, get this guy.

01:38:49.740 Brings you your Amazon package, which was thrown.

01:38:52.480 So hopefully it breaks your Amazon glassware.

01:38:55.900 That's what we're dealing with.

01:38:57.120 Yeah.

01:38:57.460 All right.

01:38:57.960 But there are some good Amazon workers.

01:39:00.180 Here we have a little compilation of the good ones.

01:39:05.720 This guy delivers a package.

01:39:09.340 and then he salutes the flag and walks away now i now i what do you think about this

01:39:20.260 i think that's a nice old man okay so you're gonna take that road it's funny because the internet is

01:39:27.000 has been saying like hey um there's not gonna be a gofundme keep it moving yeah next time you

01:39:32.560 get to the house and it's like sir we saw you salute the flag and you went viral online there's

01:39:36.860 $300,000 for you.

01:39:38.760 So people are keep accusing.

01:39:40.720 So that's part of it.

01:39:41.540 Like the world of this,

01:39:43.540 like getting recognized,

01:39:44.800 getting caught on camera,

01:39:45.960 going viral.

01:39:47.020 Like we just showed the Red Baron guy

01:39:48.960 who is going to make what?

01:39:50.140 Half a million dollars probably?

01:39:51.420 Yeah.

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01:40:22.280 Said and done, because, you know, he went viral for the wrong reasons but was at his wits' end.

01:40:28.320 Everyone online is claiming that it's like GoFundMe fishing.

01:40:32.080 Yeah.

01:40:32.280 You're trying to bait an Americana moment, and I just think it's so funny because I think part of me, he could easily be a nice old man, or he could be like a, I'm looking for something.

01:40:44.200 Hoping for the best there.

01:40:45.260 Yeah, hoping for the good side of things.

01:40:47.720 All right, next we have a Walmart F-slur.

01:40:51.960 First day back from vacation, and I'm sick.

01:40:55.900 I just forget.

01:40:56.960 I just forget everybody's miserable, and I've been miserable so, too, because who the fuck are going to be here, and who the fuck are going to work?

01:41:02.280 and now I'm forced to be here for a fucking nine hours

01:41:06.880 y'all pray for me because honestly truly it's hard to fucking recover coming back from a

01:41:13.740 fucking vacation to coming back to the coming back to not specifically my job but in general

01:41:20.580 the United States of America this fucking country is fucking needy greedy and it's just all about

01:41:27.420 Motherfucking money.

01:41:28.800 And it's all about working, investing your ass.

01:41:31.300 And as soon as you fucking do something wrong, you're wrong.

01:41:34.060 But if you do something right, you're fucking wrong.

01:41:36.380 I don't get my shit.

01:41:37.460 I call that a tax.

01:41:39.160 All right.

01:41:39.960 He's just rambling and gay, but I want to-

01:41:42.580 Hates America, hates Walmart.

01:41:43.800 Hates America, hates Walmart, works a job he's not passionate about,

01:41:47.640 doesn't do a good job, just taking the money.

01:41:49.660 Of course.

01:41:49.960 And he's a rare spec.

01:41:52.600 Yeah, a rare hybrid type.

01:41:54.300 Yeah, with the nails.

01:41:55.580 Well, I was going to say, the Latino gays aren't that flamboyant, but I'm sure there's a million proving me wrong.

01:42:03.040 Yeah.

01:42:03.580 Where they like clap their ankles over their head or something.

01:42:06.240 Yeah, and they go fucking crazy.

01:42:06.960 They go crazy.

01:42:07.500 They're a cheerleader on the Miami Dolphins or something.

01:42:10.040 Yeah, you're not speaking from experience.

01:42:12.180 Yeah.

01:42:12.420 You don't know anything about the Latino twinks.

01:42:14.300 They go crazy.

01:42:14.980 Okay.

01:42:15.640 And I saw another Walmart point on Twitter, and it's kind of migrants related, but it all wraps in.

01:42:21.540 It's just the state of the union for Walmart.

01:42:23.180 Yeah. Simple interactions in Dallas are becoming retarded. I go to Walmart to buy supplies. Bad

01:42:29.080 idea. I'm in the checkout line. Naturally, I'm the only heritage American in sight.

01:42:33.980 One of my items is a utility knife. So an associate is required to see my ID.

01:42:39.000 The only employee around is a boomer grandma who says she can't scan for me. I have to walk across

01:42:44.000 the entire store to find another worker. And it's an Indian woman who functionally cannot speak

01:42:47.780 English. She comes to my register and doesn't even think to do her job and ask for my ID.

01:42:52.780 99% chance she didn't understand what the computer was saying.

01:42:56.420 I finally check out, and then the boomer grandma greeter stops me and asks me for my receipt.

01:43:01.400 Countless Patels, Daquans, and Ricos have walked straight past without a peep from her.

01:43:06.260 She proceeds to take my receipt and then scan literally every item in my cart with her tablet like I was stealing.

01:43:11.760 I've never seen that once in my life at Walmart.

01:43:14.600 I must look really suspicious.

01:43:16.880 Nuke this shit immediately.

01:43:19.340 Nonviolently.

01:43:20.800 Yeah, I'm reading his tweet.

01:43:22.600 Yeah.

01:43:23.360 So that's kind of what's happening in Texas Walmarts these days.

01:43:27.200 A lot of Walmarts.

01:43:27.780 It's kind of frustrating.

01:43:28.240 It's not the world we used to have.

01:43:29.900 Yeah, general decay.

01:43:31.320 And then somebody else said this in the replies to this,

01:43:35.380 said, stop giving Walmart your money.

01:43:37.460 You're as bad as the countless shit stains.

01:43:39.780 And then this guy replied, and I really agreed with his reply.

01:43:43.640 He said, you're right.

01:43:44.440 Next time I'll just go to the based and red-pilled store.

01:43:47.820 Like, yeah, honestly, you should fight to have your Walmart not be full of foreigners

01:43:52.620 and people who can't fucking speak a lick of English.

01:43:54.720 Like, I don't know.

01:43:56.660 Everyone's like, well, don't give your money to Walmart.

01:43:58.840 What, give it to Amazon and have a guy throw a package at my cat then?

01:44:02.520 Like, part of it is not like, oh, guess we're just letting that go.

01:44:07.560 It's about fighting and getting some of these people to fuck out.

01:44:10.520 Yeah.

01:44:10.860 So, I don't know.

01:44:11.820 The based in Red Pill store.

01:44:13.120 Yeah, hell yeah.

01:44:14.100 All right, our last clip for Urban Decay.

01:44:16.000 this girl is writing a love letter

01:44:18.140 to her baby daddy in jail

01:44:20.100 and listen to how many different smoke detectors

01:44:22.180 are going off in her house.

01:44:23.900 She's going to be

01:44:24.640 writing a letter to her boy in jail.

01:44:32.140 But you can't get her to do her schoolwork.

01:44:34.960 I do!

01:44:37.580 It's just what?

01:44:40.160 I love my baby.

01:44:41.840 What?

01:44:42.360 I love my baby.

01:44:46.000 Are you going to read your letter?

01:44:57.460 I can't read this letter.

01:44:58.920 I got some personal stuff in here.

01:45:01.180 What's so personal about it?

01:45:03.340 Oh.

01:45:05.480 So she's high school aged?

01:45:07.820 Because she was talking about school work?

01:45:09.260 You don't do your school work?

01:45:10.920 So I'm assuming she's high school aged

01:45:12.940 because the mom made a comment about school work.

01:45:15.140 But she also has a sleeve tattoo.

01:45:17.060 Yeah, which that community does.

01:45:19.120 They get those early.

01:45:19.860 They don't follow the rules.

01:45:21.780 So she's writing a letter to a prison boyfriend or love interest.

01:45:26.440 The smoke detectors are going off.

01:45:28.620 And you know what?

01:45:29.260 I just want to say, I'm fine with this.

01:45:32.280 You guys can have this and do whatever you want.

01:45:35.600 You can think it's romantic to have a guy in prison and I'm waiting for him and all that.

01:45:40.520 Star-crossed lovers and shit.

01:45:41.900 Star-crossed lovers and shit.

01:45:43.400 You can do all this.

01:45:44.580 I just really don't want

01:45:46.260 any tax money involved in this

01:45:48.260 so you can do all this fun stuff

01:45:50.340 as long as there's zero EBT

01:45:51.840 zero section 8

01:45:53.040 I have a feeling

01:45:54.060 you're not going to have your way bro

01:45:55.360 I know

01:45:55.920 and I

01:45:56.480 I don't know

01:45:57.840 I think there's generations

01:45:58.980 under this roof

01:45:59.980 that you are not having your way

01:46:01.420 I know

01:46:02.000 so you know

01:46:03.140 they can have their fun

01:46:04.260 you can have your prison boyfriend

01:46:05.440 do whatever the fuck you want

01:46:06.580 I just don't want to pay for it at all

01:46:08.000 yeah

01:46:08.660 but unfortunately

01:46:09.340 I don't think I'm going to get either

01:46:10.580 yeah

01:46:11.120 alright well that is the end

01:46:13.160 of Urban Decay

01:46:14.320 don't get too down or too depressed moving on to uplifting gold and we have some uplifting stuff

01:46:19.080 today okay first we have a prank on this subway worker which i thought was pretty funny and this

01:46:24.360 is these are honestly some of the best pranks the one two the hidden guys so uh we've seen it before

01:46:31.480 with that guy who says so anyway ever since i started tracking my calories yeah he does the

01:46:36.160 setup with one yeah yeah but this one's a good setup because you you get the guy nervous have

01:46:40.760 Have y'all seen this guy?

01:46:42.600 They saying he's going around like beating up subway workers.

01:46:46.120 I don't know.

01:46:46.820 No, you haven't seen him?

01:46:50.240 So, you work here?

01:46:51.540 Yeah?

01:46:52.040 You work here?

01:46:52.940 No.

01:46:53.440 You work here?

01:46:54.940 I said no.

01:46:56.120 You say I'm working here.

01:46:57.120 We're not asking you work here.

01:46:58.380 What happened?

01:46:59.480 Who's in front of you?

01:47:00.440 You can't drive that subway.

01:47:01.480 Get to stepping.

01:47:05.880 I love when he covers it and he goes, you work here?

01:47:08.760 So good.

01:47:09.440 You work here?

01:47:10.240 So good.

01:47:10.760 Make it really easy.

01:47:11.740 And he says no in a subway uniform behind the counter.

01:47:16.040 So good.

01:47:16.820 Good instincts, I guess.

01:47:18.140 All right.

01:47:18.460 Next, another uplifting piece.

01:47:19.860 We have a character here dressed up as Beetlejuice for Halloween, and he's got some skills.

01:47:25.700 Do it again.

01:47:26.460 Let me see what you just did.

01:47:27.520 at least people are doing stuff didn't they just ai swap this so it's beetlejuice

01:47:44.700 instead of is that what this is i think this guy is dressed as beetlejuice with this

01:47:49.440 lit cigarette opening a propane tank in his face all right i think you might be losing it on your

01:47:54.320 AI detection. That looks too much like

01:47:56.320 real Beetlejuice. That looks like

01:47:58.440 Michael Douglas or whatever

01:48:00.100 the actor's name is. Michael Keaton? Yeah, Michael Keaton.

01:48:02.800 Beetlejuice. I know, some stuff.

01:48:04.760 Alright, next is Kim's dress up

01:48:06.060 for Halloween. You probably won't be able to tell what his costume

01:48:08.460 is.

01:48:08.780 And today he goes to

01:48:10.720 this fantasy.

01:48:12.400 He goes to Bob Esponja.

01:48:14.220 He's very happy with Bob Esponja, Hector.

01:48:16.680 Huh?

01:48:17.240 Make a dance for the people to see.

01:48:20.120 Eeeh, what dance is this, Hector?

01:48:21.980 Make a dance, Hector.

01:48:24.320 Spongebob.

01:48:25.380 I like those.

01:48:26.200 I like when the third worlders really work for a costume

01:48:29.880 instead of buying some cheap Chinese shit.

01:48:32.920 Spongebob, that's crazy.

01:48:34.380 All right, next, this guy's a mentalist.

01:48:35.920 I thought this was a pretty funny interaction.

01:48:37.900 I am a mentalist.

01:48:38.800 You have a secret.

01:48:39.880 I do.

01:48:40.420 You witnessed a hit and run accident.

01:48:43.280 I did.

01:48:44.200 And you could have helped the person who was struck by the vehicle,

01:48:47.520 but you didn't.

01:48:48.960 There were many other people helping, so I...

01:48:50.800 No, there are no other people helping.

01:48:52.180 That was an excuse you made for yourself.

01:48:54.820 Okay.

01:48:55.520 Why did you walk away?

01:48:56.940 I had to be somewhere.

01:48:58.240 And you could have helped.

01:48:59.440 I could have, but there were many other people.

01:49:01.400 There were no other people.

01:49:02.580 There were other people.

01:49:03.320 There were no other people.

01:49:04.480 And you let that person perish.

01:49:06.720 That, I don't know.

01:49:07.560 You did.

01:49:08.080 Okay, yeah, I'm not going to be doing this.

01:49:11.200 The mentalist just guesses you did a hit and run.

01:49:14.920 Well, he witnessed a hit and run and then didn't help.

01:49:16.740 He didn't help.

01:49:17.660 It's like, all right, that's enough.

01:49:19.620 All right, next we have a protest.

01:49:21.500 Teachers are protesting that a trans student who attacked a teacher with a knife didn't get any charges.

01:49:30.300 So this is in Billings, Montana, and you rarely see the teachers protest something like this.

01:49:36.080 They're against the trans person for once.

01:49:38.480 Yeah, so I guess there was a senior in high school and they wouldn't file charges, attack someone with a knife.

01:49:44.840 Yeah, and then the teachers are mad and they're coming out.

01:49:48.060 And that's good.

01:49:48.740 That's a good one.

01:49:50.100 Yeah.

01:49:51.080 All right.

01:49:51.700 Our last clip of the show is our Pure Americana Clip of the Week.

01:49:54.680 This guy makes a plea deal and waits for you to hear for what?

01:49:58.460 The first way is just to enter an open plea and get life in prison and be done with it.

01:50:03.200 And just go on from there.

01:50:04.540 That's the base.

01:50:05.380 I'll do that for a Philly cheesesteak and an order of fries and a Pepsi.

01:50:12.120 So you're telling me you would open plea, you would plea to life in prison.

01:50:15.560 A Philly cheesesteak with onions on it and mayonnaise.

01:50:18.480 and uh fries i understand and uh 20 ounces okay it's gotta be 20 ounces huh okay yeah but i

01:50:28.240 appreciate that save the jury i save the taxpayers i appreciate that i appreciate that obviously i've

01:50:33.880 never in my 40 years of almost 40 years i've ever heard that request before it's interesting but uh

01:50:40.100 and i can't obviously uh give food to people to enter a plea but that would be wrong in a thousand

01:50:46.700 ways okay it would be wrong in a thousand ways but he's gonna save people a lot no jury trial

01:50:53.540 get him and find someone to give him the cheesesteak yeah do it off the books get the

01:50:57.000 bailiff get the you know the deputy just like okay there's 20 ounce pepsi yeah that was pretty

01:51:03.000 funny yeah all right we do have some small business shout outs and remember if you want to get yours

01:51:08.020 in the directions are in the description uh our first one and remember that these are all show

01:51:14.540 watchers and if you're interested in their products it's all linked in the description

01:51:18.400 and if you've experienced their services or their products give them a five-star review

01:51:23.180 first one is from a show watching game developer named ethan and he released his first video game

01:51:29.720 called cosmic crossover it's a brand new game we have the link to it uh in the description it's

01:51:35.360 pretty cool if you're a gamer or just curious go check that out cosmic crossover is the game and

01:51:40.840 the developers, Ethan, the show watcher. It's very cool stuff. I looked at the website. It

01:51:44.700 looks very well done. Cool. Uh, next is some steam. I don't know. Uh, I don't know where

01:51:50.660 it's, where it's hosted. We have it linked in the description. All right. Next is collected

01:51:55.600 wild.com. So we have a show watcher who owns this company called a collected wild. It's

01:52:02.540 a small business and it's out of Leadville, Colorado, and she makes handmade jewelry and

01:52:08.340 And the owner, who's the show watcher, she goes out into the Rocky Mountains and collects

01:52:12.460 real wildflowers, presses them into beautiful one-of-a-kind necklaces and earrings, and

01:52:18.080 they're all handmade, and then she sells them.

01:52:20.100 So it's made of real wildflowers from the Colorado area and the mountains, and some

01:52:26.000 are even paired off with Swarovski crystals, which is pretty cool.

01:52:29.420 Makes a great gift.

01:52:30.780 And support the show watchers.

01:52:32.640 Collectedwild.com is the website.

01:52:34.680 Really cool idea.

01:52:35.820 Go check that out.

01:52:36.880 I think that makes a great gift for Christmas, too.

01:52:39.160 Cool.

01:52:39.620 One-of-a-kind stuff, you know?

01:52:41.200 So she goes out, pulls the flower, does it herself, boom, one-of-a-kind.

01:52:45.900 And then our last small business shout-out is Kyle from Narrow Way Plumbing here in Florida.

01:52:51.400 It's a Christ-centered plumbing business.

01:52:54.420 Narrow Way Plumbing is very cool.

01:52:56.520 And he's licensed in Florida and does underground utilities.

01:53:00.260 He's a very reliable, very good guy.

01:53:02.220 Cool.

01:53:03.020 I almost made a bad joke there.

01:53:04.940 christ-centered i was gonna say it's shit set plumbing but i would never do that that would

01:53:11.820 be inappropriate it would be bad yeah so kyle's a great guy he runs a good business and he's very

01:53:16.600 good at what he does he's very reliable narrow way plumbing very cool there you go we have a happy

01:53:21.140 birthday to matthew on october 27th he turns 27 him and natalia love the show and they're bonus

01:53:26.980 landers and very loyal watchers happy birthday matthew happy birthday matthew and then we have

01:53:31.360 a shout out to Riley, who was just born to Ryan and Leah. Very loyal show watchers as well. And

01:53:37.680 now there's a new third loyal show watcher. Three devices in that household, I hope.

01:53:42.440 Happy birth. But a new arrival. And now we have a bigger family. Congratulations. And we have more

01:53:47.920 show watchers. That's lovely. And our last one is a congrats to Kyle, who just got promoted at work

01:53:53.700 as an electrical engineer. So congratulations from us and Zap. And also, thank you boys for

01:54:00.380 your service thank you for your service marines very cool well that's the end of the episode thank

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01:54:09.740 and it's maybe the best one yet you guys will love it it's over an hour long and it's right

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Fleccas Talks Podcast - October 30, 2026

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