WHEN FILMING THE COP BACKFIRES
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1 hour and 33 minutes
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190.60283
Summary
Today on the show, Philly got a bad batch of tranks and is now a zombie city because of it, we got a Sam Britton-related item in the mail that you will not believe, and a Disney princess with a mustache is trying to trans the kids at Disney World. Plus, Lululemon fires an employee for calling the cops on a looter, and we have a new segment where we tell you tips for when you're in a worst case scenario. All this and more on this week's episode of Flucka Socks.
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All right, welcome back to Flucka Socks, the podcast episode 84.
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Today on the show, Philly got a bad batch of trank and is now a zombie city because of it.
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We got a Sam Britton luggage twink related item in the mail that you will not believe.
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Chick-fil-A went woke and a Disney princess with a mustache is trying to trans the kids at Disney World.
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Then Lululemon fires an employee for calling the cops on a looter.
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And we have a new segment where we tell you tips for when you're in a worst case scenario.
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All this and more is Flucka Socks, the podcast episode 84, 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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As always, we'll start the episode off with things causing blood clots and heart attacks this week.
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But according to some facts published by the National Pulse, people who got the JAB are actually worse off at fighting COVID and having no problems than people who didn't get the JAB.
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It says COVID, quote, more severe after vaccination, says study.
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And this was a recent peer-reviewed study published by the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, who says that those administer with two or more injections of the mRNA vaccine.
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Are found to have abnormally high levels of IgG4, which are a group of fibro-inflammatory diseases that affect a variety of tissues, resulting in tumor-like effect and or organ dysfunction.
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It goes on to say autoimmune disease, cancer growth, autoimmune myocarditis, insusceptible individuals.
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There's a lot of cancer, a lot of cancer lately.
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And we're going to talk about that in Bonusland, right?
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It's a little bit like, you know, fact-checkers won't like it type.
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And then it kind of made a study for those who got multiple injections or worse off.
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Which is weird because I knew that the whole time, but I never like read a study or did an experiment.
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And then two years later, the study will show, you know, exactly what went down.
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And it never was like, ooh, that's a good deal.
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I just said, oh, they're going to kill everybody with these needles.
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And the smart guy's like, the risk-reward ratio, and I've already had COVID personally.
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We can't get bogged down talking about the JAB.
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But if we were, there's a Vouch doppelganger situation where Vouch with the beard looks like
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And then Vouch shaved his beard and he's like this lady now.
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He looks like some sort of Polish cleaning lady.
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I felt personally insulted by how many people tagged me in this on Twitter.
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And just so you guys know, Richard Rappoy has had no beard on the show before.
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And also, if no one's ever really seen me without my beard, but Richard Rappoy has,
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If we still did doppelgangers, here's you checking somebody out at the grocery store.
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And with your hair, this will be you pretty soon.
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You know how everyone says, you know, Trump's too much.
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We need DeSantis because he's more palatable to the moderates, right?
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And that makes sense if we're running against Joe Biden.
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But we're probably not going to be running against Joe Biden.
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We're probably going to be running against Michelle Obama, right?
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So, and then it's like Michelle Obama is going to announce right after Derek Chauvin gets let off.
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You think DeSantis is going to win over the moderates?
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All the moderates are going to vote for Michelle Obama post Derek Chauvin release.
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So, your whole win the moderates over is not going to matter because, oh, win the moderates against Joe Biden.
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Do you think Joe Biden is going to run for president?
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It's going to be true right versus true left, which is why we need Trump, because they're going to swap Joe Biden out with Michelle Obama.
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So, it's not going to be like, oh, who's the most middle of the road, normal, rational person?
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Every moderate, whatever, will vote for Michelle Obama.
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Our only chance is the true right wing voting for Trump.
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I do think Trump is making a very, I don't know, I don't want to overemphasize it, but a big mistake on attacking Ron DeSantis on COVID policy.
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It shouldn't be in the playbook, I don't think.
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You know, you can find other things to attack him on.
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And then, especially all the loyal right wingers, they know how good Florida was during COVID.
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But, you know, Florida shut down, too, for a little bit.
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My thing with COVID is there were mistakes made by both sides.
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So, it's just like, it's not really a thing you can win, where it's like, oh, we shut down less, or we shut down, we didn't shut down first.
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It's just like, everyone talked about the vaccine, everyone encouraged it, everyone shut down a little bit.
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I think everyone learned their lessons from COVID, and if COVID comes back around again, certain, you know, people know what to do.
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I certainly wouldn't be bragging about Operation Warp Speed.
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It was that scenario I told you about, where Derek Chauvin has his retrial, they let him go.
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Michelle Obama says, oh, I'm going to bridge the gap and unite the country, racism, whatever.
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But BLM and all Antifa and them are taking it to the streets.
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Ring cameras don't work when the power goes out.
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And your phones don't work if they're dead or there's an EMP or whatever it is.
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And he's been asking, like, what happens when the power grid goes down?
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The Glock doesn't get affected by the power grid.
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The AK-47 and the Draco don't get affected by the power grid.
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You saw this week everyone was posting that Dylan Mulvaney clip where he's in the car.
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He told his parents he likes girls, which we know is not true because we have an insider
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But the problem with that is people were posting, like, breaking.
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Dylan Mulvaney says he's a lesbian for girls or whatever.
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I think we covered it on the show over a year ago.
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And now everyone's posting breaking Dylan Mulvaney clips that are, like, clearly exposing them
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And if there's any Dylan Mulvaney experts out there.
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There's, like, you know, we keep up with the lore.
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I like how Dylan Mulvaney, we're seeing Dylan Mulvaney pop up with, like, paparazzi-style
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pictures, getting the dry cleaning, you know, getting out of the car.
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Like, as if that's something worth photographing.
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Dylan Mulvaney did a monkey paw-type deal where he's like, I want to be famous.
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And it's like, oh, everyone's going to be talking about you.
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And then it's like, dude, Memorial Day just happened.
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Modelo is now the most sold domestic beer after Bud Light dropped off.
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And it's like, if one chart was up here and Modelo was down here and all that happened
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But, like, I mean, unless Bud Light did this and then Modelo did this exactly to where it
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was and nothing changed, then that would be okay.
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I don't know the exact numbers, but it's like, I saw the left on Twitter kind of, like, dunking.
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It's like, yeah, well, if the mountain fell and there's another little hill, nobody cares,
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And we have been, well, I have been, I had Target puts.
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Basically, any company that's going to get boycotted, I'm just going to buy puts.
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But I wish I bet against Bud Light or Bud, Anheuser-Busch.
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I wish I bet against them more, because that stock has gone to the toilet.
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In my hands are the handcuffs that were used to arrest Sam Brinton, a.k.a.
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the luggage twink, one of the three times he was arrested.
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We're not going to give away who gave us the cuffs.
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But one of the cops who arrested Sam Brinton, one of the three times he was apprehended,
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is a fan of the show and sent us the Sam Brinton luggage twink handcuffs.
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This is like, oh, I got the home run to Barry Bonds hit into the lake or whatever behind the stadium.
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This is the handcuffs that arrested Sam Brinton.
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Can you hold this in front so they can't see my face real quick?
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And the first thing he starts saying is, I'm not gay no more.
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But, like, why does that apply when you put on a grill?
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You know how the sun's 100 million miles away, right?
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Even though the space between the planet and the sun is cold, right?
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And the sun travels all the way here, and then little clouds block it out?
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Just cast some doubt on known scientific conclusions.
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Well, the sun comes all the way here, and it heats up the planet, and it's hot out, and
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the sun comes all the way, and it goes 100 million miles, and it gets through asteroids
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and the belt, the Van Heyser belt, and it goes all the way to the earth, and then a little
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Shouldn't it just be going right through the clouds?
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Our hate affair with the Guinness World of Records is just continuing.
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For those that don't know, we've been following all these Guinness World Records that are just
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stupid, like a person who jumps over the most bottles in 30 seconds, or a person who-
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So this one is fastest marathon run by a guy in 80 t-shirts.
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81 t-shirts and finishes Vancouver Marathon and world record attempt.
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He goes, I think there's a Guinness record in everyone.
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If we keep just making them up with stupid shit.
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He looks like an animatronic Chuck E. Cheese thing.
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He kind of does, but that's because he just hibernated.
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You're the same one as going, oh, the trusted science of the sun, too.
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He's probably, Richard Rappaport probably got vaccinated.
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I had one the other day, and it sparked something in me.
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He didn't, you know, do anything stupid or trans any kids or suck any, you know.
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And he made a drink, so it's like we should support him.
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Tag us with your Arnold Palmers, and we'll do the same.
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Throwing stars are now legal in Indiana starting now.
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It lifted its ban on throwing stars this summer.
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So if you guys are in Indiana, pick up some throwing stars, make an Arnold Palmer, throw
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the throwing star, drink your Arnold Palmer, tag us, we'll send you a bass mug.
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I'm going to start sweating, but I'm just going to let it go.
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We had a person, a fan of the show, make a Rob Smith song.
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Really quick, we're going to play the old Rob Smith clip, which is the reference clip
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Yesterday after tennis, me and my buddy had ceviche.
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Yesterday after tennis, me and my buddy had ceviche.
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Everyone keeps talking and tweeting about it and commenting about it.
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The people from Cameo were all talking about it.
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Did you hear just the other day Rob Smith had ceviche in the cabana
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Now everybody's talking about the time they had ceviche in the cabana after tennis with his friends.
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Now everybody's talking about the time they had ceviche in the cabana after tennis with his friends.
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And we're going to play the rest of the song at the end of the episode.
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And it has like a chorus and a hook and a, what's it called when you level it up?
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His stuff is on Reverb Nation and it's linked in the description.
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Check out his other music and then wait till the end of this episode to hear the full song.
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This is an important new segment that we're going to start maybe just for the summer.
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We're basically it's a worst case scenario situation.
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Like, you know, some things happen in life that are just so horrible and you don't really
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It's like knowing CPR, like the tips we're going to give is going to be like knowing CPR.
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So our first one this week is the spider in the ear.
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And really quick, pause it, please, before we start.
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This is a person who has a spider in their ear and it's obviously not pleasant to look
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at, but it's important to be prepared and know how to deal with this stuff.
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And some people might be like, oh, that's so gross.
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And you're going to go, oh, man, there's a spider in my ear.
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I need to go to 14 minutes and 40 seconds of the Fleckis episode to figure out what to
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This isn't pleasant for us either, but we should know this thing.
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And then when something like this happens, you can be prepared.
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So here's how you get the spider out of your ear.
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If you get a bug in your ear, hydrogen peroxide.
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So it's like, what to do if a pit bull locks his jaw on your kid?
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Well, what happens if you're pumping gas at the gas station in the pump that goes on fire?
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Hopefully that doesn't happen to you in between now and then.
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But before we do, guys, we need to tell you about Bonusland.
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This week in Bonusland, we are going to be talking about Mizzy, that kid.
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The UK TikTok prankster who was doing really bad tricks, and he got kind of in trouble,
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We also are planning a new Justin Awad Man on the Street video, so we'll go over the
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So basically, once this episode is done and you want an extra 30 minutes of the show to
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Yeah, and we're releasing that right after, immediately after the podcast airs, so you
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Once this podcast ends, the 30-minute bonus land drops, and you can continue your Friday
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We shouldn't be laughing when someone's in so much pain like that.
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It's if he landed it, only 124 people would have seen this.
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It's like, no, you shattered your tailbone, and you scream in agony.
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Well, now that the dopamine's flowing, is that dopamine?
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Perlita Foods has made these using marinated mushrooms and sterilized upcycled shells from
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I mean, it's like if you're eating mushrooms, just eat the mushrooms.
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Something deep down inside of them wants to emulate the carnivore way.
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And it's like you're blatantly trying to trick your brain.
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You know, I'm eating oysters, and it's like you served them in oyster shells, so there's
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So an oyster died, but it's upcycled, so it's cool.
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And it's weird because God gave us all this stuff, right, on Earth, and the Earth is
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perfect where all these animals and plants give us nutrients.
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And I don't want to say this is satanic, because that's a stretch.
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But you're kind of like, it's kind of like playing God a little bit.
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Yeah, especially when you get to the lab-grown meat type shit.
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So there's a reason you need to trick your brain into thinking it's something different.
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Mount Everest isn't even hard to climb anymore.
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And this has kind of been a problem since the 90s even, too.
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People like to show the picture of them at the top of Mount Everest after paying 30 grand
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But they don't show you the shit that's on the ground.
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Right here behind us, you see the line to the top.
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They just line these guys up, and they go, all right, touch the top.
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And then there's all this trash left at the Basecamp near the top.
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So it's like climbing Mount Everest, another institution lost.
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And it's not, I don't want to call it lost because it's still a thing, but it's like,
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And then these days here, like there are different group leaders, right?
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And then it's like, if you get a good weather day, then everybody goes up on that good weather
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Like everyone's reading the same, like, oh, clouds clear, blah, blah, blah.
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And then, so every group makes the summit at that point, you know, Sherpas have set up
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everything like the ropes, the ladders, the, like everything you need to hook into and be
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It's just some Nepalese guy who has a certain like blood thing where his blood just contains
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And then white people obviously are mainly the ones doing it.
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You just fly a helicopter up there and get off at the top and go, bing.
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I read the, uh, that book about the 1996, I think disaster that you, we watched the movie too.
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So, uh, if you, any of you guys are thinking about an Everest thing, skip it, spend your
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When I first moved to LA, I did something called the green screen show where I like green screen
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myself into movies and like dramatic movie moments.
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Um, and there was one from Everest where it was like, we're going into the kill zone.
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And then I green screened myself into the room of the people who are going to be climbers.
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Hi, I'm part of the 85% of autistic adults who are unemployed.
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People will go like, well, strapping lad like you, you know, you should be at work.
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I, it feels like a full-time job just to stay somewhat okay.
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Like just to keep my levels somewhat normal feels like fucking hard labor every day.
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I just had a conversation with my mom's friend about traveling and just the conversation alone sent me into an anxiety spiral that I had to pull myself out of in the bathroom.
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And in moments like those, it's really hard to love yourself.
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It's really hard to be like, okay, you know, I may not be good at adapting and everything might have to go right for me to feel somewhat okay.
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So it's like, he's too good to work a normal job.
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He needs to like have this autistic identity instead, which is this excuse for not working, but you can't just work in a factory and just do the same thing every day.
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I keep that clean, but trust me, what's going on inside my brain.
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I had to talk to my mom's friend about going on vacation.
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You do not want to know what's going on in my brain.
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And this is why they made the, uh, the JAB, the Maxine.
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So it's like for useful idiots like this or useless idiots or whatever they call them like this.
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So then eventually there's useful and then there's useless idiots.
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And then in a few years or months from now, it'll kill him along with everyone else.
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And then that's what it was made for to get rid of these people.
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You know, it's great for autism doing the same task a thousand times in a day.
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I will be replaced by a robot once the company can afford one.
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Obviously, uh, talking to your mom's friend about vacation was a debilitating social issue.
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And you know, take a moment to be grateful that you're not like this.
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You know, this would suck to constantly have to explain why you really, really, really can't
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Like, oh, I have to, I'm different from everyone.
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This is why you don't do street interviews, guys.
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If he gave you a guilt-free pass to sleep with anybody in the world, would you use it?
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One night with one celebrity doesn't change who I am.
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If, if, if your significant other is willing to give you a one night and a one night stand
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with anybody in the world, it sounds like a trap for your loyalty.
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He understands what's in front of him right now.
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And this is why, like, girls, it's important to be, like, have integrity with the power.
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Because girls do have power for their looks if they're a good-looking person.
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Like, that girl says, like, she's a good-looking girl.
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And if she says, oh, my hall pass is, you know, Gronkowski, it's like, you could probably
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And then the guy would go, oh, my hall pass is Margot Robbie.
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I make 100K and I'm an insurance underwriter in Kansas.
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But it's like, she can actually make it happen with Gronk.
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That's why it's nice when a woman has integrity, because they wouldn't do something like that.
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And then when they become 45 years old and have less male attention, their husband and
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significant other can get them back in a good way for like, oh, yeah, you had my back and
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didn't go bang everybody you could when we were together.
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Now you're 45 and less attractive and have less male attention.
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You birthed a couple of my kids and we're riding.
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So my main thing about this video, and I know we've done these kind of videos before,
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but the fact that this girl, you know, say Zac Efron comes along and she's dating this
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guy and she's only been dating him for a year and Zac Efron really does it, you know, she
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And obviously I'm not like recommending that or anything, but like, she's not even smart
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So she's like, oh, you could still go do the Zac Efron thing.
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The answers were basically at the bottom of the sheet.
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And like you're doing a TikTok video in front of your boyfriend that's going to go viral
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All you have to do is go, oh, no, no, I wouldn't cheat with anybody.
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What I have with my boyfriend is so special and I wouldn't want to jeopardize that.
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And then it's like, and then Zac Efron DMs you and who knows what you'll do.
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And you can cross that bridge when it gets there, right?
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But you don't even think smart enough to like have that, you know, 30,000 foot point of
00:35:31.640
view where it's like, well, I'll just look good and get the W and everyone's happy and
00:35:38.420
It's like you don't even care about looking good.
00:35:55.580
He's probably been dating her for a little bit and maybe he's, you know, committed, but
00:36:04.600
Well, Chick-fil-A, I think this has been up for a while, but it recently got rediscovered
00:36:19.640
One of the core values of Chick-fil-A means when we combine our unique backgrounds and
00:36:22.640
experiences with a culture of belonging, we can strengthen the quality of care we deliver.
00:36:31.860
And then there's that clip of the guy, the CEO of Chick-fil-A, I think.
00:36:38.060
Well, yeah, this was old, but I'm from the future.
00:36:39.860
So when I saw it the first time two years ago, it was old then too.
00:36:44.080
And the CEO basically says, like, white people need to, like, polish the shoes of black people.
00:36:58.960
We're a hammer and everything's looking like a nail.
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Bud Light, Chick-fil-A now on the chopping board, Target.
00:37:11.120
We'll never shop there again, even if it's close.
00:37:13.480
And it's like, you guys are doing this stupid stuff and you're literally Chick-fil-A closed on Sunday, Chick-fil-A.
00:37:22.480
And like you said, we're a hammer right now and everything's looking like a nail.
00:37:28.140
And people try to use that phrase like it's a bad thing.
00:37:30.980
Well, when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
00:37:40.080
And yeah, that's part of the thing that these companies are now dealing with is like successful boycotts have gotten people digging up old shit.
00:37:50.200
That was like from a year and a half ago in Germany.
00:37:52.440
And they're like, please, please, please, please, please, please, please don't bring it up.
00:38:04.020
They have Bible verses on the bottom of their cups.
00:38:09.400
It seems like they're trying to sneak something past us.
00:38:20.180
It's just, they're trying to sneak something past us.
00:38:26.560
But you're on thin ice by association with Chick-fil-A.
00:38:52.460
There was one point where I got 80% of it done.
00:38:54.920
And I just kept stopping, not getting it correctly.
00:38:57.500
And then I just cut it and started the whole thing over.
00:39:04.340
During all these boycotts and people looking for alternatives on everything, it's a very
00:39:08.160
good time to be the one app that aggregates and keeps track of all conservative businesses.
00:39:20.000
Do you want to explain this and then show the video?
00:39:22.600
So this woman was sitting next to a white guy on a plane, and she confronts him after
00:39:32.160
She saw the white guy next to her was texting about her.
00:39:39.980
Okay, this is her, and then we'll show you the text afterwards.
00:39:47.240
But I decided I want you to feel as uncomfortable as I do.
00:39:50.500
And I want you to know that I saw your text messages, and I think you're disgusting.
00:39:56.760
I'm not going to repeat it, because everybody doesn't need to know, but I want you to know
00:40:00.000
that I know, I saw you, and I think that you're disgusting.
00:40:11.580
And speaking of airlines weeding people out, maybe if they raise prices, you know, maybe
00:40:16.480
you wouldn't be able to afford to sit with your family.
00:40:18.520
That way they don't have to sit next to black people.
00:40:24.680
So she caught him texting, and then here's the text that he sent.
00:40:34.080
Hopefully the airlines will continue to raise prices and weed out these people.
00:40:42.400
So huge black woman is the thing that, I guess, made her upset.
00:40:46.900
Raise prices, weed out these people is also a trigger for her.
00:40:50.880
Which is why everyone needs for their inner group, their inner circle, their tight group
00:40:56.440
of friends, everyone needs code words for every group of people.
00:41:01.440
You need a code word for Asian people, code word for black people, code word for everybody.
00:41:09.260
And then that way you can talk freely without people reading your text messages.
00:41:20.720
And this is some big stand where you're doing the, I'm shaking, filming myself in the big
00:41:31.180
Oh, these white boys in here, blah, blah, blah.
00:41:35.860
Uh, we know there's a hierarchy of who you want to sit next to on a plane.
00:41:42.020
So it's like, if you're next to a huge black lady, okay.
00:41:45.480
And it's like, would you rather be next to a huge black lady or a little Asian lady?
00:41:50.040
Would you rather be next to a huge black lady or a guy fatter than me?
00:41:55.980
Would you rather be next to a huge black lady or a crying baby?
00:42:06.100
It's like calling someone black is, is like, why is that a pejorative?
00:42:16.640
Probably has big hair and she's going to make the noxious videos about you.
00:42:20.480
Imagine a plane like, uh, Southwest, how Southwest boards their flights.
00:42:24.720
Uh, everybody just kind of gets a, it's pick your own seat.
00:42:28.060
And then imagine like some big black person being like, why don't you sit next to me?
00:42:35.220
It's like, yeah, they're the small Asian lady wins every time guys.
00:42:43.960
So, um, yeah, act like there's levels to this shit.
00:42:47.020
And like, unless he was going N word, N word, N word, to film yourself confronting someone
00:42:52.800
But, uh, of course this was a big hit with leftist, uh, tick tock.
00:43:03.680
It's just like, Oh, a personal message that didn't affect you in any way, but you were
00:43:21.840
That might not even been the correct take on that.
00:43:27.020
You know, that's kind of the whole point is if all you're being done is accused of racism,
00:43:33.860
And they keep using this word and they keep saying it.
00:43:36.260
And the best example of the evidence is like, eh, stuff.
00:43:47.880
I'd rather defend to be safe than to assume everything's racist and be scared of everything.
00:43:53.220
So maybe that wasn't the right take, but I don't think it's a huge deal.
00:43:59.700
And it's like, the only evidence I have are hoaxes.
00:44:03.020
And then like situations like this, where it's just kind of maybe insensitive.
00:44:11.900
Unless, you know, there's some big, you know, whatever the code word is.
00:44:25.700
I made a post that was hurtful to the pride community, which includes friends of mine and
00:44:36.080
I just spoke with my teammates and shared with them my actions yesterday.
00:44:41.840
And as of right now, I'm using the Blue Jays resources to better educate myself, to make
00:44:48.540
And then he went on to say that he has a, he admits he has a crush on Dylan Mulvaney.
00:44:59.600
That certain phrase, everybody on Twitter was clamoring over this, calling it like Maoist
00:45:04.660
And it's like, I need to better educate myself with the Blue Jays resources.
00:45:17.740
It's like, you know who needs to educate themselves?
00:45:20.420
The schools that have zero proficiency in math.
00:45:25.220
His is like a, he needs to relearn the good boy correct stuff.
00:45:31.020
That's a sentence you say in front of a divorce court, you know?
00:45:35.520
I was rude to my child and we have a new hearing.
00:45:37.900
I need to reeducate myself just so you don't lose visitation, you know?
00:45:42.040
He's probably desperate and he doesn't want to lose his job or whatever.
00:45:45.660
But it's like these types of things do no good.
00:45:48.280
His base that supported him and was going to buy his jersey now goes to zero.
00:45:52.680
And the people who hated him, like, don't even, didn't, they never mattered.
00:45:58.820
And then they go back to sipping their coffee and not watching baseball.
00:46:09.060
The humiliation rituals will continue until your morale is zero.
00:46:16.560
I wish I could short or buy puts on his jersey sales.
00:46:21.620
Me selling it, having the, buying the right to sell it higher somewhere later?
00:46:39.360
I'm one of the fairy godmothers and princesses.
00:46:40.820
I'm here to shop you around and make all your selections for the day.
00:46:44.700
I'm one of the fairy godmothers and princesses.
00:46:55.000
And it's interesting because you'd think, like, all the pushback on the LGBT stuff,
00:47:00.960
you'd think they would go, ooh, man, we got to kind of chill out.
00:47:04.640
We're, like, blatantly sexualizing the kids and they're on to us.
00:47:13.140
Like, the more we call out the LGBT stuff, they're like, oh, we're going to do,
00:47:18.220
Now we're doing more drag queen story hours because we have opposition.
00:47:21.340
And they actually ramp up their activity, which is good for us.
00:47:25.280
Because then it exposes them more and shows them more.
00:47:27.880
Like, all right, these restaurants are doing drag shows.
00:47:32.700
Like, they should be laying low and trying to sneak by and have everyone forget.
00:47:37.960
And instead, they're too prideful when pride comes before the fall.
00:47:47.460
Now we're going to have double the drag queens in front of the kids.
00:47:51.980
Have half the clothes and double the drag queens.
00:47:56.240
And it's just like, they're exposing themselves.
00:48:00.740
And it's so crazy because people see this stuff online.
00:48:05.480
And then the family, the mom and dad have a conversation at the kitchen table.
00:48:24.580
And then you run into some twink trying to sell your daughter a dress?
00:48:31.580
Their expense, like, I think we've mentioned this before.
00:48:34.640
But if you look at Disney ticket chart, it's like, on the price over time, it's like worse.
00:48:41.400
It went up worse than colleges and universities, which blew out.
00:48:45.520
So it's like, the value proposition isn't there anymore.
00:48:50.940
You can just go get a, you can go rent a cabin on a lake.
00:48:56.920
And you can have like a 3K trip for your whole family.
00:49:29.740
Because contrary to what's seen on TV, in her B resides her G.
00:49:42.620
But then, I didn't, it didn't end with me getting it.
00:49:51.500
Because it's none of its objective truth anyway.
00:49:54.120
So, you can rhyme anything with anything and make it work.
00:49:57.060
But yeah, sir, this is a fourth grade dance recital.
00:50:02.620
Yeah, that's a kindergarten teacher in San Francisco.
00:50:09.740
All right, let's go to the, are you a boy or a girl clip?
00:50:18.080
We're going to blur the face of the child, even though it's a child who's now 18 or whatever.
00:50:22.320
And it was posted by this trans person's family, basically as proof, saying, oh, you've always been trans.
00:51:07.100
So she doesn't even, she can't even answer the question.
00:51:14.360
Yeah, literally spoon-fed food and then also spoon-fed this other thing.
00:51:17.640
And then the dad's saying, are you a boy or a girl?
00:51:21.240
And then the mom, you can hear the mom say, oh, you're a girl.
00:51:32.060
And then he goes, well, are monkeys boys or girls?
00:51:37.180
So it's just like, that was the moment you could have just provided a little structure
00:51:42.460
You like to do some boy things, but girls do that sometimes.
00:51:45.020
And sometimes boys like to do things that girls like to do.
00:51:52.940
And it's like, that was the, they posted that thinking they had proof that like, oh,
00:52:12.540
Like a train just went off the rails and then it derailed four more times on top of that.
00:52:18.400
They keep sending the trains into the broken tracks in the train graveyard.
00:52:29.900
And we should be like, all right, let's not have any serious conversations.
00:52:41.460
So I just walked into Target and the, right behind me here where you see all these lovely
00:52:48.400
swimsuits, that's where the pride display used to be.
00:52:52.000
And I came in here two days ago and my seven-year-old, who's non-binary, saw it and said, look, mom,
00:53:04.680
And because some people complained and threw some stuff to the ground or I don't know what
00:53:09.580
happened, they have moved to the pride section to the back of the store.
00:53:14.320
So the next time my seven-year-old comes to Target, or rather, I can't bring them here
00:53:19.800
anymore, at least for the entire month of June, because if they walk in and all the other
00:53:24.840
people who walk in and go, where'd it go, are going to realize that they are being successful
00:53:41.240
We're not supposed to negotiate with the terrorists.
00:53:43.400
So that's the thought process that your kid's going to notice the pride section and then say,
00:53:48.260
oh, they're trying to erase me because they moved it to the back.
00:53:50.860
I'm sure the seven-year-old non-binary will come to that conclusion on their own with no
00:53:58.040
Like you walk in and you think the moving of the displays is going to like activate the
00:54:10.480
And it's like the mom, I have a non-binary kid.
00:54:13.180
It's like, that's the exact person who should be in jail.
00:54:20.800
We think what you're doing should be against the law.
00:54:23.420
A seven-year-old non-binary, that doesn't mean anything.
00:54:28.540
Like that's our belief and that's not law right now, but that's like what we think.
00:54:38.840
Taking the selfie video, holding back tears, like victimizing yourself, narcissistic type.
00:54:45.780
They all have like this narcissistic personality disorder or whatever.
00:54:49.160
Oh, and then she goes, oh my God, my brain, this is the most viral thing I've ever had.
00:54:55.000
I should really make sure I have my kid as my little prop.
00:54:57.880
And I have, yeah, I have all this support now and I'm like a fighter in this thing and
00:55:02.340
I have all this support and retweets and viral views or whatever.
00:55:05.900
And it's just completely like hacking that woman's brain where now she thinks like, oh,
00:55:12.380
And then it's like, now she's like addicted to the dopamine of it too.
00:55:16.100
Mommy, Target moved the tuck friendly child swimsuits.
00:55:22.400
That's basically what she's going to implant in this seven-year-old's head.
00:55:25.960
And she'll convince them that instead of just saying like, instead of literally just saying
00:55:30.600
nothing, but it's like, if you're that person, it's like, oh yeah, they moved the display
00:55:42.780
What happens at the end of June when pride's done and it's all gone?
00:55:48.380
And then Target has been getting a lot of bomb threats from all the trans, the really rational,
00:55:53.540
All those brilliant, regular, super normal trans people who are threatening to blow up a Utah
00:55:57.960
Target and then a few outside of Cleveland area or the Northeast Ohio.
00:56:01.500
And like Target's the one who made the tuck friendly stuff and all the LGBT stuff.
00:56:08.940
But then they moved to the back or they got rid of it and now they want to blow it up.
00:56:16.420
If I don't say exactly what you say, you're going to blow me up.
00:56:45.040
First one, the employee gets fired for calling the cops at Lululemon.
00:56:55.020
Two Georgia women say they were fired from their jobs at Lululemon after calling police to report this robbery.
00:57:01.100
Three-speed masked black guys going in with everything they can do.
00:57:06.560
Jennifer Ferguson and Rachel Rogers describing to NBC affiliate 11 Alive Atlanta the horrifying moments the merchandise at the Peachtree Corner store was stolen.
00:57:17.660
The women say they were fired from their jobs after they decided to call the police about the shoplifting, something they say they were told is against company policy.
00:57:29.620
You kind of clear a path for whatever they're going to do.
00:57:35.500
Rogers, who says she's worked at the company for five years, claims that the store has been dealing with thefts for months, recalling another incident.
00:57:44.240
But this was the first time she knows of someone at the store calling police.
00:57:48.720
So I'm not ever going to encourage people to do a crime or anything illegal, especially on this public show.
00:58:00.040
That being said, if Lululemon has a bunch of stuff and their policy is if someone's stealing the stuff, you don't stop them, you clear a path, and then you don't call the cops.
00:58:19.400
That word trickles through the criminal community.
00:58:22.420
The shoplifter squad, they go, hey, Ulta and Lululemon, stick to those.
00:58:30.340
And you don't have to even, I guess you can cover your face just to, you know, have some criminal integrity.
00:58:38.200
But you can just load up a bag, walk out the front door, the thing beeps and whatever, security guard or the people working there won't stop you, and they won't call the cops.
00:58:47.480
You can go shop at the store next door and continue on your day.
00:58:59.560
And when you get to Lululemon, that's the free one.
00:59:02.500
And then I guess the only thing you're worried about is a cop in uniform shopping in the store that day.
00:59:10.640
If they witness a crime, that's the only time they can stop you.
00:59:15.760
And we're seeing this more and more with companies.
00:59:17.660
And it's like, do you think, like, again, in life, all you can do is incentivize from government, police, whatever.
00:59:26.060
All you can do is incentivize good behavior and disincentivize bad behavior.
00:59:30.200
And what they're doing is incentivizing bad behavior.
00:59:59.840
You should send back an empty envelope and say, hey, I just returned my shorts.
01:00:09.740
And so, Lululemon is a publicly traded company.
01:00:16.220
It's not like they're a conglomerate with a bunch of different-
01:00:18.620
It's not like they own Levi's and this and that.
01:00:21.120
So, it's like, how does this possibly make sense to investors and a board of directors?
01:00:30.320
Or like, hey, we have to be as efficient as possible in loss prevention and pricing and all this stuff.
01:00:36.340
And it's like, you don't do loss prevention, so you lose the products.
01:00:39.320
And then I'm sure the price increases for everyone else because of the lost products.
01:00:47.260
You get no revenue from them, even though they might have otherwise bought Lululemon.
01:00:50.740
But they buy it for $20 on the $100, you know, $0.20 on the dollar.
01:00:54.300
So, you lose the product, and then you have to raise prices to make up for it.
01:00:58.340
And like, as a shareholder, that's like the worst combination ever.
01:01:02.260
It's like, oh yeah, everyone steals it, and then we have to raise the prices for the thing that was 10% cheaper a week ago.
01:01:07.840
$42 billion market cap company that won't play defense.
01:01:13.660
So, if you guys are in the business of stealing or, you know.
01:01:37.140
We'd get criminal conspiracied or something outside of that, you know.
01:01:40.680
The shoplifters, that's part of the plan, you know.
01:01:43.860
What if you went to Lululemon and tried on a pair of shorts in the changing room and then just walked out calmly?
01:01:49.320
I mean, we're not talking about how easy stealing is.
01:02:05.680
I know if I filmed, like, just to prove a point.
01:02:09.380
Like, in New York City, I'm stealing this Snickers bar.
01:02:15.320
I know they would knock on my door and arrest me.
01:02:19.400
People can push someone in front of the subway and not get in trouble.
01:02:22.040
You can beat someone up and then get let go and kill someone a week later.
01:02:38.420
Crackhead smokes in the train and something happens.
01:02:44.300
This guy's looking to heat up the aluminum foil.
01:02:58.200
If you smoke that here, I'll knock you the fuck out.
01:03:09.960
But yeah, that's the level that these street rats are at right now.
01:03:13.800
They think the crowded train, like, it's probably not a commute.
01:03:32.560
The future that's coming, if not here already, is the guy who did the kicking in that video
01:03:46.420
Or, you know, CNN would call that rocket scientist loses control of experiment angering white
01:04:16.640
And Obama should invite this guy to the White House.
01:04:29.040
Like, this guy's a future physicist rocket scientist.
01:04:36.160
Let's, really quick, you know how we showed the guy shooting the rocket on the subway?
01:04:42.760
And you know how we've been lately comparing Japan to, like, our urban environments?
01:04:52.720
In America, we push our old ladies down the subway stairs.
01:04:57.800
And in Japan, here's what they're doing with their old people.
01:05:00.380
Welcome back to another episode of why Japan is 10,000 years ahead of all of us.
01:05:07.200
This is hands down the most beautiful thing I've seen so far while I'm here.
01:05:11.060
This is a local high school coming to learn from the local grandparents on the basic foundation
01:05:16.900
of cutting bonito, skipjack, or in Japanese called katsuo.
01:05:20.960
I'll let the imagery and the videos take it away.
01:05:28.660
The trust, the knowledge, the respect, and the discipline.
01:05:31.760
Some of us got to make chocolate chip cookies while they're learning how to fillet very expensive bonito,
01:05:37.620
which I had to travel around the world to learn.
01:05:46.520
Here, we kick the old Asian ladies down the stairs.
01:05:49.200
There, they learn from them so they can pass on generation to generation all their traditions.
01:05:53.920
Yeah, they teach ancestral knowledge and the kids listen and then learn a new skill.
01:05:58.460
Here, teeth knocked out, you know, spitting blood.
01:06:12.540
And everyone walks around and there's no crime and no one gets beat up or chased or robbed.
01:06:18.840
And every once in a while, a Japanese businessman has a total meltdown.
01:06:26.140
Every once in a while, they do something that brings shame upon their family and they got
01:06:33.420
But that's because the stakes are so high because they live in a high trust society.
01:06:40.120
You can't really work on double-hand pushing an old Asian lady down the stairs to the subway.
01:06:44.320
Their society is so high trust that if they do something they think is dishonorable, they
01:06:53.540
But yes, at one point in time, that's what it was about.
01:06:59.260
What about the guy who tried to stop domestic violence and then got beat up?
01:07:05.180
This guy was the laughingstock of Twitter for a little bit.
01:07:10.100
But he's clearly probably a gay man because he referred to himself as beautiful immediately.
01:07:17.740
This evening, when walking home, I passed a young guy-
01:07:24.780
Arguing with, I presume, his girlfriend in Clarendon.
01:07:28.100
He starts getting violent with her, pushing her around and trying to rip off her clothes.
01:07:43.700
He says, assuming Arlington, Virginia PD catches him, I want to pursue restorative justice.
01:07:49.240
I want programs to deal with such anger and possibly substance abuse.
01:07:54.060
It just releases problems back out into society, even worse than when they went in.
01:08:00.640
He thinks that that person beating up their girlfriend should go see a psychiatrist.
01:08:05.140
That person who, beating up their girlfriend, who then beat up someone trying to stop that
01:08:14.700
He should go to a diversion program where he talks to some guilty white woman about how
01:08:24.040
And Mimetic Sisyphus, a count we love, he made a point similar to this as well, where
01:08:29.200
it's basically like, how many 30-something-year-old white girls do you know who are even highly
01:08:35.740
educated, went to an Ivy League school, and have been seeing a psychiatrist for 10 years
01:08:40.340
take SSRIs and all these pills and these pharmaceutical drugs to balance their brain,
01:08:48.580
And they made like a little bit of progress, maybe.
01:08:51.000
They've convinced themselves, but they're still pretty much at the same point.
01:08:53.600
You go see a shrink for 10 years, you're still not happy, and you're taking SSRIs,
01:08:58.480
and it's not working, and you have high IQ and went to like, you know, Cornell.
01:09:04.460
You think this ADIQ criminal is going to go see a psychiatrist and like, have any breakthroughs
01:09:14.980
Yeah, it's like, the psychiatry stuff doesn't work on high IQ educated white women.
01:09:21.480
But they somehow think that it's immediately going to work as a diversion tactic instead
01:09:25.620
For some low IQ criminal who should just go to jail.
01:09:30.780
And we were talking about this, I think we were watching something off, like, or I was
01:09:36.900
overhearing it on your phone, and then you showed it to me.
01:09:43.320
Some place, a classic, you know, oh, we have Brazil.
01:09:48.640
It's like, I'm not even opposed to making prisons a little bit nicer in America.
01:09:53.000
You know, that's kind of like a leftist idea, right?
01:09:58.080
I wouldn't be opposed to that if the sentences were 140% longer.
01:10:05.800
It's not even about, I don't believe in many restorative, or I don't believe that jail has
01:10:13.380
the effect like, man, I'll never want to go there again.
01:10:16.200
You know, recidivism rates in America, people just go back.
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So I just think as, as long as they're really away from us, it's more, it's more about the
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benefit to society than it is the benefit to the criminals, like, uh, comeback arc.
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It's just like, we really just don't need you here right now.
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And there's always the people that say like, oh, jail's bad because it costs this much to
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It doesn't cost that much to leave them in a building with a million other people.
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We just have this brief quote from the Chicago mayor that goes along the restorative justice
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So Chicago basically had, uh, 41 people shot and 11 people killed during Memorial day
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Um, but so the new mayor, Brandon Johnson had this quote that we just had to bring up
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and laugh at because if your politicians start sounding like this and start talking like
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So, uh, the shootings occurred even as the mayor visited neighborhoods with a plea to
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Please, pretty, please don't shoot your neighbors.
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Uh, he favors what he calls a holistic approach, AKA a do nothing approach, uh, to fighting crime,
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Johnson said communities have been disinvested in and traumatized and you are seeing the
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Like, I can't even believe someone who talks like that got even close to elected, but enjoy
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And, uh, I think Chicago just passed, uh, spending on migrants who got bussed up there.
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And it's probably one of those situations where like, I'm filming for my protection.
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And it's like, you probably should, instead of setting up the camera, you probably should
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have hid the weed in your glove, you know, in your cup holder.
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Uh, but you know, I'm, I'm, I'm filming for my protection and it's like, well, now that
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cop is probably not going to let you off with a warning and be a nice guy.
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Uh, you were so quick to scramble and play the gotcha game with the phone that you didn't
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even hide the weed that he could easily ding you on.
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This is such, so, uh, like symbolic of the current police dynamic that there is, which
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is black people, unjustly, deathly afraid of cops.
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And then a cop who's like letting minor stuff go, you know, a perfect representation of what's
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And cops are 375 times more likely to be killed by a black person than an unarmed black person
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is to be killed by a cop, but he needs to set the camera up for his protection.
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Um, and yeah, this guy, it's so funny because like, it's so weird that this guy would do something
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like that because a cop is coming up to your window.
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You're setting up to film them and it's your right.
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Like we're not talking about what your rights are, but what you should do.
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And it's like the cop comes up and he basically has a lot of discretion.
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If he caught you speeding or if he caught you with a, your, oh, your taillights out.
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He has a ton of discretion to just either make it a warning or give you a ticket or arrest
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you if you have a warrant or, you know, blah, blah, blah.
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There are certain things that it's like, okay, he has a warrant, immediate arrest.
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But like to do this, there's a lot, everybody should know there's a lot of discretion.
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So you start the interaction off with fumbling with your phone to film and the cop's like,
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I guess my warning is going to be a ticket now because fuck this guy.
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You know, there's like a human element there that people ignore and it's like, officer,
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And they ignore the human element and then replace it with this fairy tale of like, all
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So it's like, you should lean into the human element where you're like, hey, officer, like,
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I'm not going to assume you're one of those bad cops.
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Like, don't assume I'm one of those bad black people.
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Instead, it's like, I'm filming because you might kill me.
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I mean, we have a couple of videos that are just doing the walkthrough of Philly.
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This is like what's going on in L.A. and San Francisco.
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And basically all of our cities are just going to slowly become this.
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And their migrants are in the hotel having a vacation.
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And then Philly is just fully fucked like this, too.
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And I bet this will just be slowly into every city.
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They call it like compassionate or whatever when they let these people just go out on the street.
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Here, you'll lose your foot in a couple of months, but at least you'll get all the fentanyl you want.
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And then it's like now we have illegal immigrants here and we need them, too.
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That's why I think when Trump comes back, it needs to be like everybody out.
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But, yeah, and this is one of those things where, like, World War Z lied to us.
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One black casting in a Disney movie and they're fighting in the theaters, guys.
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My daughter to go see The Little Mermaid in Orlando and this happened.
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So, like, what could have been said to start a fight in the middle of the movie?
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Maybe someone was talking too loud during the showing.
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You know, you don't just start fighting in a movie theater for someone.
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If it was beforehand and you're like, oh, so-and-so's here.
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That's my arch nemesis from down around the corner.
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That was just a fight in the middle of the movie.
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So, it's like, what could someone have said that would start a fight?
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I got a bomb and I'm going to blow it up unless someone stops me.
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And maybe they were fighting about there not being enough kink in the Little Mermaid.
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I think China actually probably didn't want it.
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You know, like the New York Times wrote, joy, fun, mystery, risk, flavor, kink.
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What the fuck did you just write about a kid's movie?
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And same with those individuals in that theater.
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I want to see the weird shit they do when they fuck.
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The kid with the graduation photos with the guns.
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Do we want to show this white woman dangerous one too?
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We're dissecting how black women who thinks white women are the biggest danger on earth.
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And hint, we got some FBI statistics to maybe take a look.
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So, Tina's going viral for questionable graduation pictures.
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I have a Glock, and it's for self-defense, and it's in a certain place where I live, and I would use it if I ever needed it.
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And it pretty much doesn't leave unless I'm using it just to go practice and shoot.
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But, you know, what does—I guess he needs it for self-defense, too.
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And then he also probably brings it around with them everywhere, which—
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He likes brandishing it, is what I would guess.
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I don't—yeah, I'm trying to understand how to look at this without just saying, oh, he's a black teenager probably doing crimes with that weapon.
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But if you were—if Las Vegas had odds on this, if you were a betting man, it wouldn't be like, oh, he's an ardent 2A supporter who really loves to go to the range.
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But when you show it off like that, you're kind of saying, like, I keep this on me, and I'm using it on the daily or the weekly.
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So let us know in the comments what you guys think.
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Is this guy a 2A advocate who's just using—he's doing his rats?
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I think we're going to see this kid's picture in a news article in a couple years.
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And then, like, you know, running away in the car and shooting people at the gas station.
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This guy puts his grandma's face on all these DVDs.
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They even got me looking like Will on Stranger Things.
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Because that's like saying, I think, the N-word.
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Trying to use slurs in Scrabble is pure Americana.
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I grew up playing Scrabble with my mom and that's the kind of stuff we would do.
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Don't get depressed from all the urban decay and cringe.
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But be aware of it and then don't take the subway.
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It's about educating and like making you aware and knowing what's going on.
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We're not like depressed and like, oh, it's over.
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Life is good when you keep a tight circle and you keep it 100 and you do things you enjoy.
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It's better to be aware of the bad stuff and know about it than pretend everything is good.
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But then also the good stuff is still good, which is better to be aware of that than to pretend there's nothing good going on.
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This is really a representative of basically what's going on with illegal immigrants in America.
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Like, and this might be an old video, but it's funny.
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Why don't you take your keys out and hand me the keys?
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Do you know why there's no license plate on the car?
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So it's your friend's car and you don't know your friend's name?
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They're just good-hearted people who are kind of nice and just want to have a good time.
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Like, what would that guy say to a cop in Mexico when he gets pulled over?
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But that's the thing is, like, no license plate, no license.
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The car starts on its own with a broken off key in there.
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All you need to know is I'm a man who's right here right now.
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And that's basically what it is when you let in migrants and refugees who are, oh, I'm seeking asylum.
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It's just like, here's somebody who's here right now and you don't know anything else.
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He works hard on the car and he sends it and it rips and it's fun and he's happy.
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There was a dance and then these climate change protesters came out.
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That's really representative of what is going on out there because it's like these beautiful people.
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I don't know if they're beautiful, but it's like they're beautifully dressed.
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It's a beautiful piece of composition and whatever, well thought out effort into it.
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And some ugly people just come running out trying to hijack it.
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Pretty much what's happening in our political system and broad messaging, you know?
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Ugly people are jealous and they want to come and take what you've built and fuck you and look at my message.
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They don't build something better to compete that outperforms what was existing.
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They throw the mud on it or they throw paint on the Monet.
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Arnold Palmer's ding-dong ditch your neighbors, stuff like that.
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We have the small business shout-out type stuff.
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Before we go, as we've been doing for the last few weeks at the end of our episodes,
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We've got a lot of people sending us their small businesses.
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If you want to get your small business shouted out,
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send your information to Zach at Fleckistalks.com.
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It's a cutting board, a beautiful cutting board that we've been using.
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And he sent us this cutting board just as like a friend, you know.
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He was asking for our address, or my address actually, because he DMed me.
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So I kind of had to vibe him out because we don't have a P.O. box for the show.
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I kind of had to vibe him out, and I was like, all right.
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I was talking to his daughter on their social media because she runs the social media.
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But I go, hey, can you just ask your dad, like, name a bit from the show that he likes?
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And he goes, he DMs his daughter, and he goes, tell him Richard was obsessed with that big
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If you guys are looking for a nice cutting board, why not buy from an America First Patriot
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Fleckus Talks the podcast fellow watcher, right?
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I think he makes chairs, too, but I'm not sure if he sells them.
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But he makes, like, really high quality chairs.
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And then let's end this episode with the end of the Rob Smith Ceviche song.
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And we can skip the part we played in the beginning and go right to, like, 40 seconds.
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Now Rob's the kind of guy with whom he could see eye to eye
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He works for TP, let's say, fought the Iraq War
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Now did you hear that just the other day Rob Smith had ceviche
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And Fleckus got us talking about the day they shared ceviche
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Did you hear that just the other day Rob Smith had ceviche
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Now everybody's talking about the day they had ceviche
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Did you hear it just the other day Rob Smith had ceviche
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If you want bonus land, we're doing 30 more minutes of the show
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If you like the show, you're going to like an extra 30 minutes of it
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