TWERKING FOR THE ANCESTORS
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 15 minutes
Words per Minute
186.89519
Hate Speech Sentences
104
Summary
Is Margot Robbie really mid? Some people think so. We ll discuss and we ll also cover some of the anti-incel commentary coming from the right wing. Then, the fantasies of the deranged continue. This trans thing thinks he s getting a uterus so he can get pregnant and have an abortion. And last but not least, people need to stop taking these fake candid photos and pretending they re really laughing.
Transcript
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Welcome back to Flucka Socks, the podcast episode 90.
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Today on the show, is Margot Robbie really mid?
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We'll discuss and we'll also cover some of the anti-incel commentary coming from the right wing.
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Then after that, ring cameras are being accused of being racist because they record certain groups committing a disproportionate amount of crimes.
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This trans thing thinks he's getting a uterus so he can get pregnant and an abortion.
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And last but not least, people need to stop taking these fake candid photos and pretending they're really laughing.
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All this and more, it's Flucka's Talks, the podcast episode 90, ranked the best new podcast of all time.
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Because words are just words until action actually starts.
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But at the same time, words speak louder than words because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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We have a really important housekeeping this week.
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We have three, I'm going to say three and a half pages of housekeeping.
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We're going to get through the doppels because we don't even do doppels anymore.
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It's just a two-second thing that we do in the beginning of the show in case we still did.
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And then there's a new Maybelline ad now where it's basically like Bizarro World Fleckus.
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I have a better beard than that individual as well.
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Actually, they say there's a weatherman or a Twitter weatherman who looks like me.
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We have actual news to get to in housekeeping, which we do now as well.
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NATO basically said, nah, we don't want to date you, Zelensky.
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Enjoy the 1975 weapons we dump on your country, but you're not going to get collective defense
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So here he is, man lit, sitting off to the side.
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He's got his little war costume on, his size nine combat boots.
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It's like, why would you need a size eight person in combat?
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And then that whole thing, it really is a costume.
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And it's crazy that he didn't see this coming because here on the show, since day one, we
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knew he was getting played and he didn't know that.
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So it's like this stupid podcast is smarter than Zelensky.
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You know, because of this kind of, you know, funding with American weapons.
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Go, hey, go, go right into the Russia, the line of fire, fight for this pizza land.
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A lot of people that probably would have stopped the corruption eventually are probably
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The other thing is like we talked about Lindsey Graham on Tuesday with his tweet.
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I'm going to do everything in my power to get Ukraine to join NATO.
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And it's like even the Biden administration did the right thing politically.
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You know, even the Biden administration said no.
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I'm glad it's de-escalating, I guess, now that they're not in NATO.
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NATO would be obviously automatic World War III.
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It's not necessarily de-escalating, but it's not super escalating.
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We also have to remind everybody we had a Tuesday episode this week.
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The numbers are similar to normal podcast episodes, actually towards the top, performance-wise.
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So make sure you guys put your notifications on.
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Also, let's take this opportunity to juice the algo.
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Let's like this post, comment, like, notifications on.
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And what I'm learning is a lot of you people are watching Tuesday.
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Why are you watching an hour of Fat Fuck Podcast?
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Also, I've never told people to do notifications.
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And that's probably the most important call to action as a creator.
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Well, for a show like us, too, who doesn't show up in The Next or The Recommended or anything,
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We have a lot of good show shout outs that came to me this week.
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This one guy was working on a job site, and they wrote Fluckus Talk's best new podcast
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I think it's going to be under the deck or something, maybe the front porch.
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And then we have this guy who was on a motorcycle or some sort of minibike who went over to
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Hey, I just want you all to know that Fluckus Talks is the hottest new podcast show of all
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And Rob Smith had ceviche at the cabana after tennis.
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Terrorizing a tennis court with random schizo stuff.
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And then imagine you're playing tennis and it's like, what did he say?
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And then last but not least, the Rock Pile knockover.
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Fluckus Talks the podcast is the best new podcast of all time.
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The other day, I had something happen, like a nostalgic moment.
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I ate green grapes, like hard, sour, ripe green grapes.
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And I had like a flashback, basically, to like a summer day as like a six-year-old.
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Is this you kind of like discreetly admitting that you haven't had grapes in 15 years or something?
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Grapes or nostalgia, the everyday grocery store item.
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We've kind of here on the show for the main take for the Barbie movie.
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And I'm just wondering, what's one of this Barbie crap that I'm getting on my For You page today?
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Is this what the liberals want us to be, Barbie dolls?
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I don't know if that was what they were trying to do.
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Um, but yeah, people are saying that Margot Robbie's mid and everyone's getting up.
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All the girls are getting upset because Margot Robbie's hotter than them.
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And if that makes her mid, then they're fucked.
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Can't just let it roll off and be like, oh, he's trolling.
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You can actually change the algorithm on Twitter for a whole 24 hours just by saying Margot Robbie is mid.
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And a lot of the girls on the right wing especially are saying, the people saying Margot Robbie's mid, they're just incels.
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And it's interesting that the right wing is making fun of people for being incels.
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You're not participating in hookup culture, loser.
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And it's like, exactly, it's like, oh, you can't chug vodka at the fastest.
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So I think a big problem is everyone's saying that incels are losers because it would be good to be participating in hookup culture and having casual sex.
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When in reality, all in incel, someone who's like not hooking up with girls, all they need is one girl.
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They find a nice wife that likes them and they like them.
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There's a lot of girls that participate in hookup culture that later regret it.
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I'm getting laid all the time by some guys who's not going to marry me.
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So they make fun of these guys, but it's like you're making fun of them for participating in something that we don't condone and shouldn't condone and that's not good for society.
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And it's like who's going to have the last laugh, the incel who's not getting laid that much or the girl who's having casual sex but then doesn't get married that much?
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And then also I will say that most of the women who I've seen calling someone an incel or doing like, oh, you can't get laid, blah, blah, blah, post pictures of yourself.
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It's like women cannot relate to how hard it is being like an average or ugly man.
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They have no clue how different the realities are for a woman who's like standard, who can basically go any bar, any random place and get taken home, you know?
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A girl who looks normal can have sex any night of the week they want.
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Literally like this, one random day if they want to.
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It's just – it's like two ships passing in the night.
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And then women also like – you know, guys, women have their own opinions that men have no idea about too.
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So it's like – it's just a weird social conversation where, hey, women, you got really mad at the Marco Rabia's mid thing.
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It doesn't need to be extrapolated into a whole societal issue.
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You get mad, you call everyone an incel, and then, you know, you kind of open yourself up to getting not the last laugh when the incel finds a wife and he goes, oh, yeah, you called me an incel.
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On a more serious note, Margot Robbie, obviously very popular.
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Vespa Miami Beach Business Meeting Downpour, a.k.a.
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It gives me squirts and then that's so good for me because if I was trying to be happy
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and satisfied with other things in my life that were harder to achieve, I would have
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Oh, I'm not going to be happy until the podcast gets a million views.
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And it's like I'm not going to be happy for years.
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But if I'm happy when someone sends me a Broccoli Rob picture, I'm happy right now.
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The one that won is kind of like a colored pencil drawing.
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That was sent in by someone named Hannah who's a digital arts creator.
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I got that framed and that's coming to my house this week.
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And if you ordered merch in the last week or so or the last 10 days, it's going to be
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It'll be another week or so until we get it figured out.
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I kind of have a confession to make to the audience.
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This is just something I'm going to tell everyone.
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And it's like one of those things I'd want you to tell me too.
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I want you to tell me if you like La La Land too, because we could talk about it.
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There's always memes of him and drive or what's the other one with the nose broken place beyond
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Gosling in the leather jacket driving the car fast with the gun.
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But we give it like it's so we give the meme to Gosling pretending to be someone else.
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And I was thinking in the future, what if they look back and rewrite history and they're
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like, oh, yeah, like Democrats were very popular.
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Ryan Gosling was one of the most famous people.
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He's a climate change advocate, voted for Joe Biden.
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And even the right wing revered him as like a Chad Alpha.
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You can like almost rewrite history and not explain the context of like the fake person
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Gosling was pretending to be because he could be a liberal freak for all we know.
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And it's very hard to describe like meta irony on a historical level.
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Like you can't go, oh, it was ironic and blah, blah, blah.
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You're like, for some reason, their culture valued Ryan Gosling like here.
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So even the people who were staunch Trump supporters, they still were posting Gosling.
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Who was, you know, so they could kind of rewrite history.
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And it makes you think, what else did they lie about?
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Franz Ferdinand, Great Wall of Chima, The Beatles.
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We have to get more serious because we have only a page basically and a half of housekeeping
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This next thing is I'm going to kind of test your memory.
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Do you remember an important event from a few months ago around Christmas time?
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We were told to remember and it doesn't sound like you did.
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That was a funny thing though because it's Lexus December to Remember and it's like no
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one's ever talking about it except for December.
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We're getting tons of people putting them on their stories and tagging the show.
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We're a nerd gummy clusters family here on the show.
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Obviously, you don't want to eat them too much or else you're going to have to break your
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We also have the song of summer, which I am not going to play on the show because they
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might copyright us and ruin the episode even though we're friends with them.
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They don't know us personally or are not political.
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But the song of summer is Bad Dream Baby by September 87.
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It's just a song that Richard Rapboy and I have been playing on repeat because I keep
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playing it on repeat and he sits next to me downstairs.
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And then eventually I go, what is that song called?
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And then I go, and all of a sudden a whirlwind happens and it becomes song of the summer.
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People are jumping off of stuff they should not be jumping off of.
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We discuss this, I think, every year around summertime.
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Well, elevated platform, boom, everybody got out of his way.
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He could have broken his neck and literally died.
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That's like the dive you do out of a building before it explodes in a 90s movie.
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But there's a whole big like waterbed thing that you land on.
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So I know not many viewers of the show are going to get a stage dive opportunity, but you
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really need to be able to eyeball the density of that crowd and figure out.
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Basically, if you're doing a stage dive, the crowd can't be able to get out of the way.
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They have to be like, okay, our only option is catch him.
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So huge miscalculation by that guy and he's paying the price.
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And I recommend the stage dives that are more of like a scuba exit from a boat where you
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kind of just have your mic and then you just like, and you lean onto the crowd and then
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As a heavier guy, as you're getting carried around, I'm going to go back to the crowd
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because I don't want people touching my privates and then they're holding me up.
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There's going to be people doing most of the lifting and then their hand is going to go
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Second jumping fail of the summer, the lake bounce launch guy.
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And everyone knows how to do, you should do the stage dive dump from the last one on
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But this guy goes straight legs down, knees bent, and then just completely wrecks himself
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He probably, he should have blown his knees out.
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But you know they have this saying for like working out, like suffer now or suffer later,
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like suffer now in the gym or suffer later when you're 400 pounds.
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It's like suffer now and stretch every day a little bit till you can touch your toes or
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suffer later and touch your toes all at once in a snap fold.
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Our friend Rohit is over 1,100 days of having no fizzy drinks.
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He posts an update on whether he had a fizzy drink or not.
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He's trying to quit and he hasn't had one in a long time.
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When I was addicted a few years ago, I used to have fizzy drinks.
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But one special occasion when I used to have fizzy drink all the time is when I used to
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I definitely used to have a can of fizzy drink or a bottle of fizzy drink with that.
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I woke up just now a few minutes later, a few minutes earlier.
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And then I came and I saw in the kitchen there was a plate of fried rice, which my wife has
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And sitting next to it was a can of fizzy drink.
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And that straightaway brought back old memories for me when I used to have a fizzy drink with
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Of course, this won't tempt me now, but old memories came back.
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And straightaway, I thought all those times when I used to have so many fizzy drinks whenever
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Give me 600 words on why you haven't had a fizzy drink today.
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Hopefully this could inspire other people to not drink fizzy drinks either.
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Probably the saddest thing I've ever told you guys.
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The street sweeper in Oregon City for Snarf Snarf O'Banion.
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And they wrote an article and they didn't even mention that Snarf Snarf had 400 submissions.
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Well, this was the Snarf Snarf definitely had the most Instagram comments, but.
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We definitely had the most in-person comments too, but they just weren't going for volume.
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Because we had tons of people sending things in in-person handwriting.
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And I'm like talking to people after the game on Monday morning.
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We have to get back to work right now with the Name the Cheetahs contest.
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And hey, when people don't know about naming contests and they go, oh yeah, leave a comment
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We are the kings of sending 400 people to write Snarf, Snarf, O'Banion on someone's
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So linked in the description is the Lincoln Children's Zoo.
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Our newest zoo residents have yet to be given names.
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And I think like a nice copy for the comments should be, I don't know about the other one,
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We don't need both, but one of them needs to be named Snarf, Snarf.
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So I don't know about the other one, but one of them should be called Snarf, Snarf.
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That's what we just do that times a thousand and we will win and we will get a Snarf, Snarf
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We are out of housekeeping and we're into Cringe of the Week.
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Our first clip is the Tourette's lady Uber driver.
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This kind of coincides with the Kamala Harris thing that we were discussing on Tuesday.
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So let's see what an Uber driver with Tourette's is like.
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Some days my tics are worse than others, you know?
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Some people don't really know how to react to my friends.
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But just, like, while you're driving on the highway, yelling.
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Why would you tell him get in the front seat if you go?
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Hopefully, he didn't smoke the weed pen before that trip.
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And it's like, I was wondering, I was like, what kind of jobs would be better for a person
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So, I have a kind of a list, but I didn't really think of it.
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Somewhere far out, rural, just deep in the woods.
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And just, like, yelling and you can't really hear anything.
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And he's like, oh, that person takes their job pretty seriously.
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And then a bad job for them would be Uber driver, a nanny.
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And then a flight attendant, like, crash, crash, go down.
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I wonder if a Tourette's person scared a baby really bad with Tourette's that it would give the baby Tourette's.
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But unfortunately, I don't think I can answer that.
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All the socialists and communists, they like to say,
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While, like, this guy just, like, your job is to put the things in the bucket.
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And just because it looks cool, it's like now you're a skilled laborer.
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Your job is to put the lollipops in the bucket.
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You have a symbiotic relationship with the factory line.
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My thing is, if you aren't doing some sort of flicky thing by day three,
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If you haven't, like, explored, like, ooh, this works really well.
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You should be experimenting right away, is my point.
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But this is a big thing, a big meme that kind of happens.
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Box machine, brown person, cool flip, box pile.
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Unskilled laborer is a myth, they say, after this.
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And they're, like, in, like, a rural suburb, like, not even a suburb, like.
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And this guy is just scared, completely standing up.
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And realistically, this guy is probably used to dogs with bad behavior who have bad owners.
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Dude, the Tourette's driver, being an Uber driver with Tourette's, this guy, a delivery
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guy who's deathly afraid of dogs, any and all dogs.
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These people need, like, a resumebuilder.com thing that suits them with things that fit
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Everyone's probably in the comments going to say, oh, that's not a pit bull.
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And then there is a situation where this could happen in people's lives.
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Like, maybe once in your life you see something like this happen, what do you do?
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There's one guy on Instagram who says if the dog has a choke collar, you just pick them
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up by the leash or the collar and just choke them out until they pass out.
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And if they don't have that, like, that dog has a harness, you got to go thumb in the
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Just get a few reps on your dog first so you know.
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This person makes Mac Getty, like macaroni spaghetti, I guess.
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And there's just something interesting here I want to show everybody.
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I've never eaten something that was seasoned like that.
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Last piece of this part of Cringe, page one of Cringe, the candid photos guy.
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And really quick, before we play this, we'll preface this.
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Basically, there's like a thing where girls take these fake candid photos, and it's like
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their friends taking photos of them, and they pretend to laugh.
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And then I know why the Native Americans say, oh, you take a photo, it steals your soul.
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That one's like, that's 100% soul-selling contract shit.
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When was the last time a girl said something funny, and then it's like, oh, good thing
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It's a thing that all the single girls at their friend's wedding dude look like they're not
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Is it A, the kid committed a hate crime, or B, you have painted nails and you're a gay
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I think you have painted nails and you're a gay boy.
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40% of Brown University students identify as LGBTQ blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And I think the actual number was 38%, but they kind of rounded up to 40.
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Have fun trying to get a girlfriend in college.
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If you're a traditional masculine male, everyone will pretend you're the problem and whatever,
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Even the girls who are specifically hating of straight white men, they'll still be coming.
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And then for that guy too, I think he's probably in the UK or something.
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And it's like, why don't you go talk to a Somali person?
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Someone who made the journey across the British, what is it?
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And it's basically the whole thing of this is like denying reality.
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Like you have to deny reality now to people's faces.
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I like men, meaning he's a girl and he's straight and he likes men.
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And it's like, oh, you're trans and I'm on camera.
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And this is like the treatment Kim Jong-un gets.
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That is like, that's the best score you could get.
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Meanwhile, here's a message from Planned Parenthood on their Twitter the other day.
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Planned Parenthood said, don't yuck someone else's yum.
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Everyone deserves the freedom to explore their own sexuality free of shame and stigma.
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So a lot of companies, institutions are trying to get the twinks to be naked and, you know,
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You know, if I was one of those guys who like, oh, I had sex in my car when I was 19 with my
00:40:26.960
girlfriend and now I'm on a sex offender list, to see all this shit happening now, the guys
00:40:31.960
with the dicks out riding their bikes, it'd be like, what happened?
00:40:40.060
So it went out the door, but it's like marijuana conviction.
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And I'm serving time for having an ounce in the 1988.
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This guy wants to get a uterus so he can get an abortion.
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The first trans woman to have a successful uterus transplant, ovaries and eggs included.
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And I want to be the first trans woman to have an abortion.
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And they always, there's always a thing of like, oh, like the right wing will say, you'll
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never be a woman because you can't get pregnant.
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And it's like, that's just one of the reasons you'll never be a woman.
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But then they take that and go like, if I get pregnant, then I'm a woman.
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And it's just like, you know, the horror is behind human comprehension.
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And personally, to me, it's like, there's no follow-up statement.
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It's just, no, I'm comfortable with, I don't even actually have to prove it.
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You'll never be a woman because you don't have long hair.
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And so again, this is just like something I'm noticing with the trans community too, is
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They're all in their own head and like spinning around constantly.
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So it's like, I'm going to get the full uterus transplant and then an abortion just because
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So that's easy money because it doesn't even have to be delivered alive.
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Um, and then another thing I want to say, we were talking about this off screen a little
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Um, there's one of the accounts on Twitter that I was looking at about, uh, trans like
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And they said that, uh, or they posted a video of, uh, trans, uh, a guy pretending to be
00:42:44.960
a girl doing like these Tik TOK bits where it's like him acting out all the parts.
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And it's like, this is how it's like to go into a bar when women are there.
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And it's like, you're imagining a conversation between yourself and women that where you're
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They really love daydreaming and making up scenarios.
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It's a very, as we always say, it's a very slippery slope.
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So remember back in the day, abortion needs to be, you know, safe, legal, and rare.
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And now a man's putting a uterus in himself to conceive a child through gay sex so he could
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So that's pretty, that's, oh, that's one step away from the bottom of the slope.
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But there is one more iteration that would make it the true end of the slope.
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But like, we're pretty much at the very end of a very slippery slope.
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For the show, you know, this great for the show.
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And we're never going to run out, especially going into elections and stuff.
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Um, if the devil's goal is to destroy God's creation, he's hitting home runs with the trans
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It's like, there's your, there goes your lineage.
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So you're cutting like the lineage from one woman out, giving it to a guy who's not going
00:44:53.900
Obviously every country, every Western country is dealing with the influx of illegals.
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Uh, there's a national pulse article that came out illegal migrant facility inhumane due
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So yeah, a migrant detention center has been branded inhumane by Britain's independent
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monitoring board, the IMB, a prison watchdog group because it lacks a hair salon, a cultural
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kitchen, high-speed wifi, and iPads to help illegal migrants make friends.
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Um, and this is a female-only detention center, um, that is for people who are like specifically
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Um, and so there's a couple damning things from this article that we just want to point
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Um, the center is run by a private firm on behalf of the government at a cost of $100,000
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per year for each illegal migrant in residence.
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It's like if you stop a boat of 50 migrants, you save 50 million, uh, $5 million.
00:46:16.920
It's like every single dollar you spend on stopping the migrants from getting here is
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saving you a hundred K a year per person, you know, and that, that varies by country,
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of course, but just insane numbers here and shows the importance of like a border wall,
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the importance of actually taking the laws seriously, getting them out quick.
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Um, save penny earned, save dollar, no illegals.
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Um, and then thankfully somebody at least, uh, who was running this said, this is a modern
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comfortable facility for housing individuals who should not be in this country and are
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The strength of the mobile signal and the quality of internet are not high priorities.
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Someone's in charge and didn't have their brain rotted.
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Like, so we're like told what to do by women and homosexuals.
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There's a watchdog group making sure the people who broke into your country illegally
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and are soon to be deported are treated with respect and dignity.
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Their role is to facilitate the government spending more money dealing with these idiots.
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We have problems like, you know, we have problems like that here.
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I used to call it Mad Max when we would go out at night in downtown LA walking around.
00:47:54.520
And then they start coming out in the street and they combine.
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We used to, me and Elijah used to rent bikes from like the city bike type of thing.
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And at night we would ride through downtown when there weren't many cars and it would just
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And then here's what shopping at 7-Eleven in Portland looks like.
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This is highly related to the LA Zombieland zone.
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And if you stand on the shoes, like into the screw, if you get the green light, that'll
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And it's not going to, we don't have to tell you, but the first video, the LA Zombies,
00:48:56.020
America's inability to stop the zombies, the literal criminal zombie street rats, is now
00:49:03.900
Look up to get your coffee and cigarettes at 9 p.m.
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So thank a local liberal politician for ruining it.
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So basically it's like you have no arrests, so crime goes up.
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So then you need to take measures for security.
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And then you have security cameras with biometric data like this, and everything's locked up.
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So then basically your rights decrease, and then there's still crime because no one gets
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arrested, when all they have to do is just enforce the laws that are already on the books.
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It's not like you have to make a new law and get something passed and get bipartisan
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So we're in this weird purgatory where it's like we have the laws, but we're not enforcing
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It's like, no, here's a security state overreach on all your rights because of all that crime
00:49:59.420
And the weird part is the goal is to kind of like wait you out so that everybody's standards
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And then it's just like, yeah, this is just how it is.
00:50:08.720
You know, the young generation is like, yeah, it's been this way for my whole life.
00:50:17.120
And then they try to make you forget how good it used to be.
00:50:20.780
They wait you out and then they wait for the old generations to die who could like tell
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But I think this was Wired magazine doing a product review and they said, why we don't
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And they write it like a coward, you know, like a leftist.
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If a router is better with more, uh, features, then we give it this, but then this is like
00:51:00.540
their, we have to press timeout and we're not just doing the product.
00:51:04.020
We're taking it on the whole for its social impact.
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So while you set up a ring camera, you're auto automatically enrolled in the neighbor's
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Um, neighbors, which is also a standalone app shows you activity feed from all nearby ring
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camera owners with posts about found dogs, stolen hoses, a safety report that shows how
00:51:25.140
many calls violent or nonviolent were made in the past week.
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Um, and it also lets you easily share your ring camera data with police departments, right?
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Uh, so you can share the videos captured with your ring doorbells and outdoor security cameras
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Oh, the George Floyd pressure got to him there, uh, which allowed next door users to forward
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But so wired's team, they're going on to writing about this.
00:51:58.120
And like, I just want to read a few lines cause you know, their case, their cases, Oh, it could
00:52:10.760
It's what customers want sharing, having these apps, uh, even though there's no evidence that
00:52:17.080
more video surveillance footage keeps communities safer.
00:52:21.900
Like who is this author just throwing out that insane claim, right?
00:52:38.980
So, um, blah, the, the article is really long winded, but it says, uh, neighbors increases
00:52:47.680
It makes it easier for both private citizens and law enforcement agencies to target certain
00:52:52.300
groups for suspicion of crime based on skin color, ethnicity, religion, or country of origin.
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It has no proof, but it's also for sure going to increase racism or something.
00:53:06.360
So it'll increase racial suspicions when a black person does a crime, but it doesn't
00:53:11.820
the black person's crime increase racial, increased racial suspicions, not the ring cam.
00:53:17.780
It's like, they're like, they're trying to do a chicken or the egg, but then they're adding
00:53:21.240
in you watching it, you know, chicken or the egg, which came first?
00:53:24.840
Well, if you're watching it and sharing it, then you just polluted the experiment.
00:53:32.640
And then they also said like homeowners are going to become a vigilantes if this happens,
00:53:42.840
And then, so I just want to read one last sentence from this article.
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It's like neighbors can contact, uh, like law enforcement can create requests for assistant
00:53:50.340
and neighbors can contact camera owners directly for footage.
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So you can kind of like reach out and a cop can be like, can I have this?
00:53:59.120
Um, and the sentence in this article, we believe this feature should not exist.
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They're just like trying to shame and bully a nice suburban community from sharing and reporting
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I probably think that no one should have a gun either.
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Um, but yeah, so the article is a really word salad, nothing that there's no proof having
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And there's also no proof that it makes people racist, but it could.
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Don't get a ring cam because when it catches black people doing crimes on your house,
00:54:38.100
it might make people suspicious of black people.
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Let's see who this is actually not on a ring camera.
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I just see a lot of comments like this and this was the most recent one.
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When white people say shit like this, it isn't the serve they think it is.
00:55:07.320
So the thing she's reacting to is it says, what does it say on top?
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It says, I don't blame you for not trusting white people.
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I'm white and I don't even trust other white people.
00:55:19.740
Like when white people are like, I'm white and white people do suck.
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You're probably a part of those said white people.
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Also, I hate when white people try to validate me.
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Like they're literally like, I'm white, but I agree.
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I don't know if you noticed, but I don't need validation from white people.
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Like I feel like white people always try, but they miss.
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Not that bad though, because your ancestors suck and you're stinky and evil.
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But bad enough where I want to call you out and tell you not to leave comments like this because it's crusty.
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Anyways, for all the bleach demons willing to learn, I see you.
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And then earlier in the thing she says, fix your people.
00:56:06.580
It's like, are we disproportionately killing people and looting?
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Do we have ring camera articles about us and how we shouldn't be profiled based on our skin color?
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Because of all the disproportionate crime done in communities?
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It's really just so off base that it's so good.
00:56:43.620
And she churns up this white person who, like, is the only type of person who will hear her out.
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The white race traitor saboteur who's like, fuck white people.
00:56:57.600
And then there's us who's like, you're an idiot.
00:57:03.840
You ever heard of the Per Capita crime stats lady?
00:57:06.320
Maybe because you guys are stealing and killing and the bleach demons live in very safe and quiet neighborhoods.
00:57:25.220
Are we going to show her first with her boyfriend?
00:57:35.260
She probably also believes in the obesity standards for a racist, too.
00:57:50.100
There's a very rare Venn diagram when we agree with Tariq Nasheed.
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So we actually have a video of white people doing crimes.
00:58:33.620
And these old guys wearing like button downs and sweaters.
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And then he kind of walks with a limp, which is like reasonable for an old man.
00:59:04.320
They both are probably buddies and they both want a new putter.
00:59:16.140
Well, as long as it's not over a thousand dollars, you can take whatever you want.
00:59:22.720
And then speaking of what you said before about how we agree with Tariq Nasheed sometimes,
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this next clip is one that we agree with Tariq Nasheed.
00:59:33.920
The black women in this video are twerking at a, what kind of site is it?
00:59:40.960
So it was where they had either, it was either the slave quarters or the slave holders mansion.
00:59:54.840
So us and Tariq Nasheed both found this disgusting.
01:00:01.460
And then I kind of call it, it's become this all encompassing thing like where a hammer is always looking for a nail.
01:00:10.880
When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
01:00:17.140
Everything can get twerked on is basically what we're saying.
01:00:19.400
So here's another one where these women got an opportunity to meet a spider monkey or maybe a macaw.
01:00:24.900
So it's like if you're a black woman and you could twerk on at a funeral, you could twerk at brunch, at a kid's party.
01:00:32.400
There's always something that can get twerked on.
01:00:35.620
So for this one, yeah, twerk on an ambulance we saw a couple of years ago.
01:00:39.120
So for this one, these people met like a spider monkey.
01:01:01.440
So when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
01:01:08.820
There was a woman's tweet, which I thought was really funny.
01:01:24.260
The Discrimination Against Black People Survey.
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So this was, how much, the question for this survey was, how much discrimination is there
01:01:36.260
In 2012, 33% of African Americans said there was a great deal of discrimination against blacks.
01:01:56.640
And then keep in mind, we'll show some graphs quickly in the background.
01:02:00.320
This is the graph of approval of black and white marriage over the last few years.
01:02:10.580
While they're experiencing a lot of discrimination, they said.
01:02:13.580
So while they're experiencing a lot of discrimination, everyone else seems to be more and more fine
01:02:17.560
with black people, and then this is a graph of the media's use of the term racist or racism
01:02:25.200
over the last few years, over the last 50 years.
01:02:28.340
And that graph just, that's the real hockey stick.
01:02:36.640
They have like the same, I'm a victim brain poison that the LGBTs have.
01:02:42.360
It's mostly made up and doesn't fit reality, but, you know, George Floyd got killed that
01:02:53.760
He was jumping up and down on the security camera footage.
01:03:03.460
So this is a graph and it basically says, among blacks, those who have attended college are more likely
01:03:09.800
to say they're experiencing racial discrimination.
01:03:13.520
So the more educated you are, the more racial discrimination you experience, but you're
01:03:20.700
Which you likely got into that college a little easier, as we've seen with the damning statistics.
01:03:28.600
They really hammered in at college that you're discriminated against, you're discriminated
01:03:35.400
It's like a black person who doesn't go to college would say, no, I'm not that discriminated.
01:03:47.940
But then if you go to college, that's when you really learn how discriminated everyone
01:03:59.440
Today, I walked into a new hospital with hair fresh out of a protective style, afro sitting
01:04:07.360
I checked in with my name and stated my purpose for being there and was sent to patient registration.
01:04:37.400
And I'm sure she got into medical school a lot looser than a couple of white guys did.
01:04:43.820
I would not be wanting to have surgery from that person.
01:04:47.260
That would not be my first choice on a surgeon.
01:04:49.840
They probably would be anti-white and be like, I'm going to cut his artery a little worse.
01:05:16.600
Well, this lake is presently for residents only.
01:05:37.380
And a white person came and bothered me while I'm fishing.
01:06:08.820
Instead, they just don't answer the question and go, this is the third person.
01:06:13.500
And then like that hesitance of like, well, do you live here?
01:06:19.560
It's like, this person's like, y'all, look at this bitch trying to police her community
01:06:26.040
Women like this are what keep communities like in line.
01:06:31.680
Having standards, not letting people just do bullshit.
01:06:35.040
Like, you know, she would do this to a bunch of different people.
01:06:42.360
The Mexican guys who go and eat the catfish and keep them.
01:06:47.840
So all you have to do, like, they just assume the absolute worst because everyone's convinced
01:07:08.200
She was so pleasant and like trying to just make sure that, and you know, maybe they do live
01:07:15.260
I wouldn't want to be your neighbor, though, if that's how you act.
01:07:21.120
Why'd you move into the probably 90% white neighborhood?
01:07:27.420
They think racism, oh, safety, but it's all racist against me.
01:07:35.680
We're out of Urban Decay, and we are into Uplifting Gold.
01:07:42.760
We're going to go kind of fast because we're, you know, we're a little behind.
01:07:45.900
We're trying to keep these episodes to like an hour and 10 max, so, you know.
01:07:54.340
Our first clip of Uplifting Gold is that Denny's criminal tries to get away and then doesn't.
01:07:59.880
It's actually an Urban Decay Uplifting Gold, but-
01:08:04.320
...folded outside this Denny's restaurant on Hawthorne.
01:08:06.660
The gunman's seen running across the parking lot to the victim's car where police say he robbed
01:08:12.260
One woman jumps out running into the restaurant for help.
01:08:18.540
While out in the parking lot, the victims take matters into their own hands.
01:08:22.540
The driver in the victim's vehicle hits the gas, dragging the gunman back, almost knocking
01:08:29.020
The suspect regains his stride, trying to get to the getaway car, which passes him by.
01:08:34.700
The victim then taking direct aim, running him down, the gun still in his hand.
01:08:40.560
Running away from the scene with the gun in his hand when the victims chased him in their
01:08:43.920
car and when they struck him, it launched his body up in the air and somewhere in that process,
01:08:48.800
the gun in his hand fired, resulting in him getting a bullet in the head.
01:08:56.740
The guy got hit by the car and shot himself in the head.
01:09:03.620
And remember, maybe it was Tuesday, maybe the week before.
01:09:11.200
And this guy is the lucky recipient of that one.
01:09:13.700
And so it's lovely to see a criminal get some quick comeuppance.
01:09:17.400
I hope no one, no DA starts going after the people in the car or something.
01:09:24.580
But if it was a white guy, there would be hate in his heart and he would be charged.
01:09:34.460
Some monster is trying to catch a squirrel with a net in the house.
01:09:43.700
Well, he goes, well, and that thing is just gone.
01:09:54.360
Your house is going to start smelling in like four days.
01:10:26.000
So he perfectly caught like the eye of one of the things.
01:10:44.300
And then you reel it all the way as you eventually land the fish.
01:11:02.180
You can have Roman candle fights with each other.
01:11:49.520
You can't just be Mexican just because you eat quesadillas.
01:11:55.460
Well, he's half Mexican, but he's Ethiopian too.
01:12:05.100
He doesn't understand the world and wants to be Mexican.
01:12:09.120
When I was a baby, I used to want to be a Chinese man.
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I felt like that was just a bit the whole time, though.
01:12:21.080
The problem was I misunderstood Chinese man for delivery man.
01:12:28.040
So every delivery guy for the Chinese was a Chinese man.
01:12:33.860
So a delivery guy would come to the house once a week, and it would be like, that's who I want to be.
01:12:42.160
And I told a lady on an elevator once when she asked, oh, what do you want to be when you get older?
01:13:16.940
If you got your arms and legs, you have nothing to complain about.
01:13:20.660
And if you don't have your arms and legs, you don't have anything to complain about either.
01:13:30.940
You don't have a lot, but it's all that you got, and you can turn it into more than it seems.
01:13:36.720
Fantasize every movement and imagine every inch of your dreams.
01:13:44.140
You got to be something you can reach out and feel.
01:13:55.140
As always, we are going to end the episode with a shout out to an American business, an America first company that shares our values and supports the show.
01:14:08.100
The Instagram account with almost like 70,000 followers, my literal brother, Chinese Donut Boy, he started the account like a year ago or maybe two years ago, maybe a year and change ago.
01:14:19.860
And, you know, it did good, got to like 15K, it was, you know, grinding, grinding.
01:14:24.880
And then he just started going hard, posting more, really funny stuff.
01:14:29.320
And then the account got into the algorithm and just juiced.
01:14:35.500
He's literally my brother, friend of the show, watches every episode, hosts every episode, loves us.
01:14:44.440
He's linked in the description, comment on his stuff.
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If you're watching to this point and the show's over and you want an extra 30 minutes, that's out right now.
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We have a lot of funny things to talk about in Bonusland.
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Fluckustalks.com is offline for another week or so.
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When I was addicted a few years ago, I used to have fizzy drinks.