This week, the boys talk about David Buckle and the rape of a 14-year-old girl who thought she was a boy and raped her with a dildo. Also, a trans woman who pretended to be a man so that she could rape and murder a 14 year old girl.
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00:01:04.000Boys Don't Cry is how I thought it went, but it kind of goes, Boys Don't Cry.
00:01:13.000Robert Smith from The Cure kind of messing with us there, screwing up our karaoke.
00:05:44.000Let me sum up the global warming BS in one perfect example.
00:05:49.000Canada is responsible for 1.5% of the world's carbon emissions.
00:05:53.000They are tripping over themselves to make up for that horrible crime, and it will make absolutely no difference, even if they get down to zero, nothing compared to China and America and all these other countries.
00:06:05.000But they're still bending over backwards and torturing taxpayers to take down that 1.5%.
00:07:26.000And it's not really about black people in that it's about how we overindulge and then blame other people for the side effects of our overindulgence.
00:07:37.000And then our solution, not discipline, not culpability, our solution is the government should come in and fix my problem.
00:07:44.000Hey, government, I didn't want to get up and I just peed my pants.
00:07:48.000Can you institute national pant cleaning, clean pants delivered by the government every day?
00:08:29.000But here's a clip of him from five years ago when he was fired for saying that Obama is flushing America down the toilet and turning us into a socialist hellhole.
00:09:11.000By the way, that's a common trick with TMZ.
00:09:13.000If a celebrity wants to talk to the press and he doesn't want to go through a publicist and all that, they call TMZ and say, I'm going to be at the airport at this time.
00:09:30.000And you get to do a statement and it doesn't look like an official statement.
00:09:33.000So I guarantee you that that guy, his publicist or whatever, set up that ambush and said, just tell them about the Obama thing because no one else is being honest about this story.
00:09:44.000So TMZ are kind of a useful conduit, just like social media.
00:09:48.000Soon the left will be trying to ban TMZ.
00:12:53.000You can go chase raccoons all day, but you have to come home at the end of the day.
00:12:58.000If your ass is out here chasing raccoons, You need to come back to at least 60% of where you went out so we can feed you and take care of you and take you to the vet.
00:13:09.000Now, this is not, let me show you what isn't curvy.
00:13:13.000You know, Ferraris, shampoo bottles, they all have an hourglass concept, as Joe DeVito pointed out.
00:16:30.000You know, her house burnt down and they managed to give her somewhat of a normal life.
00:16:35.000Although, in Martin Short's offense, if plastic surgery does look good, like it seems to have done with Roseanne Barr or Ozzy Osborne's wife, she seemed to have come out on top, then you don't notice it.
00:16:47.000So when we criticize plastic surgery, we're only criticizing the plastic surgery that is obvious.
00:16:53.000I've had a ton of work done, hundreds of thousands of dollars on this, and you can't tell.
00:17:08.000If you're not going to eat, you're not a customer here.
00:17:11.000And they go, no, we're not going to leave.
00:17:14.000We're waiting for a friend, they say later.
00:17:16.000And then white people start freaking out.
00:17:19.000The less black people are in an area, the more whites cherish them.
00:17:22.000And their sort of commodification of blacks as pets gets less and less precious as the population of blacks increases.
00:17:29.000But this is clearly in an area where there's not a lot of black people, so they can put them on a pedestal and say, why are you being mean to them?
00:17:35.000They were just waiting for their friend.
00:17:39.000Sorry, I'm really good at seeing through lies today.
00:17:41.000This show should be called the bullshit detector lie.
00:17:45.000If you're going to Starbucks and you're going to meet a friend, you're just going to get your order, sit down, and when the friend shows up, he can go get his coffee.
00:21:32.000And I also hope that it wasn't these viral videos that made the president and Britain and was it France attack Syria because we're not dogs.
00:21:43.000We don't run and fetch a tennis ball every time you throw it.
00:22:33.000But check out this video we see of the kid.
00:22:36.000They were busy filming and taking photos of the boy instead of giving him first aid, and also they ignored requests by Omran's father to examine the site of the strike and the rubble.
00:23:26.000I wouldn't show you on this show a horrible picture of a dead boy unless there was a picture next to it of the boy smiling with chickens, dead chickens around him.
00:23:37.000It's chicken blood that he's got on him.
00:24:30.000They call it Paliwood, where they fake these horrible deaths.
00:24:33.000Look, I don't know if this is what led to the bombing of Syria.
00:24:37.000It better not have been, though, because I don't like bombing.
00:24:39.000All right, that's enough serious stuff for me.
00:24:41.000I want to talk about this idea that sleep is racist because I think it's a great idea about how all of us, me included, tend to overindulge ourselves and then blame it on some sort of ism and say, it's not really my fault.
00:26:18.000What if the maid is wearing one of those French maid uniforms with the garter belt and the little skirt there and she's got the feather duster and she's like, ooh, allor, and her skirt kind of rides up a bit?
00:27:28.000And I think if someone is preaching you this, this controversial diatribe, should you know who wrote it?
00:27:35.000I want to take them to task because they write crazy crap with brutally terrible logic.
00:27:42.000And another thing I've noticed, B, what they do is they come up with a thing like sleep is racist, and then they sort of buttress it with about a minute of facts.
00:27:53.000So no one makes it down to the second minute.
00:27:55.000So you see this crazy statement, you see the opening, and you go, yeah, all right, that's pretty true.
00:28:00.000No, a good article starts out with the lead, tells you what it is, and explains why immediately.
00:28:56.000So you get all that previous research is jammed into the black problem.
00:29:00.000I would wager why, I agree, by the way, that we're not getting enough sleep, and I would wager it's because of overindulgence.
00:29:07.000I think millennials are checking their phones too much.
00:29:10.000They're looking at their phones until they fall asleep looking at their phones.
00:29:13.000They wake up in the middle of the night and check their phones.
00:29:16.000And the second they wake up, they check their phones.
00:29:19.000They also play way too many video games.
00:29:22.000They play video games all night long, literally all night long.
00:29:26.000And I would wager that black people play Fortnite for longer than white people, young people I'm talking about.
00:29:33.000Although I think the average age of video game players is 30, so they're not so young anymore.
00:29:36.000But in a community, in a culture where one in four are born out of wedlock without dads, you're going to have 75% fatherless households in the black community.
00:31:48.000Sleep is spending less than 74% of sleeping time in bed, taking more than an hour to fall asleep, waking up numerous times throughout the night.
00:31:56.000And if you do wake up, it's for 41 minutes.
00:32:20.000Getting too little or bad sleep can have this 1910.
00:32:24.000There's a suspicion that disparities in sleep are also contributing to disparities in other areas in Health like heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and maybe even early death.
00:32:34.000All these health risks and conditions disproportionately affect black Americans, who are five times more likely to get short sleep.
00:35:47.000I don't sit in the shower and cry every night because someone was mean to me.
00:35:52.000This whole idea that we can't succeed, blacks can't get sleep, blacks can't eat properly because someone is racist makes them look like complete pussies.
00:36:05.000Poor working shifts probably won't get the best sleep compared to folks who have a consistent schedule.
00:36:11.000Generally, people who have more opportunities, more control over their lives, are also better sleepers.
00:36:18.000There's a connection between more control over their lives.
00:36:22.000Poor communities are faced with higher pollution, elevated noise levels, crime, greater population density, and sometimes limited access to air conditioning.
00:39:16.000And all of America, this is white, black, everyone.
00:39:20.000Stop overindulging yourself, then getting sick and bloated and complaining that you're sick and bloated and trying to blame me for your lot in life.
00:39:57.000And then show some fat lady with triple D's going, I'm not getting enough sleep because I was in a lineup all day waiting for a job in 1930.
00:42:34.000Employers could use sleep wellness programs to incentivize workers to catch up on their Zs, though a government mandate would make this more widespread.
00:43:40.000We can't even use joke analogies anymore.
00:43:42.000I used to make this joke analogy where I'd say, if the government forces all to brush our teeth, cavities would just plummet and we would have an 80% rise in dental health.
00:43:51.000Do you want to live in a country where the government forces you to brush your teeth?
00:43:54.000Now I can't make that crazy analogy anymore because people are saying it in real life.
00:43:59.000We need the government to tell us to go to bed.
00:44:41.000It seems pretty clear that there's a correlation between bad sleep and poor health outcomes.
00:44:45.000It's still not known if you give people better sleep, if those health outcomes will then improve.
00:44:50.000And this research is still ongoing, so this is going to be a really key thing to know that if we can improve people's sleep, we may be able to make them healthier.
00:44:58.000And maybe tackling other inequalities in the U.S. would be more of a reality and less of a dream.
00:45:16.000Then you have a sort of a plucky cello boop boop boop boop with some keyboards and some happy music and a cat jumps off of bed and now stop being racist because I can't sleep.
00:45:26.000We cannot demonize food stamps and the children who are depending on them the millions of people.