High school was supposed to be a fun place to grow up, but it was a dumpster fire of a place where you got a bunch of stupid rules and rules were passed down from one generation to the next. I remember when I was in high school and how much fun we had. Now that I'm a dad, I can see why it's not so much fun anymore. High school is a waste of time and money, and the teachers are retarded. I'll tell you what's worse, they don't teach you anything. They teach you Marxist garbage. I'm taking my kid out of school next week to take him to spring training, and I don't give a shit that he's missing school. What do they learn? What are they learning? And what do they do with the rest of the time they have to do with it? I mean, what are they learn from it? And why is it so boring and boring? And how do they teach it in the first place? I ll tell you a little bit about what they learn in school, and why they should be doing it in a better way. I ll give you my opinion on it, and maybe you can learn something from it. I'll give you some tips on how you can improve your own education and get a better high school experience, too. Enjoy! - Tom Long Tom Long - "Out from the Backwards" - "Backwards" by Tom Long, "Backbone" by Jake Burkhardt "Out From the Backbone by Jake Burkehardt, "The Working Class" by "The Left by the Right by the "Working Class" by "Buckets by the Union by the Working Class by the Unions by the Left by Tom Burkehardt and "The Union by The Unions" by Bill McKinnon, "Out Of The Backbone" and "Out of the Backyard" by the Communists by the Democratic Party by Billie Joe Smith, "Unions by The Left by The Right by The Working Class by Bill Cosby, "Bucking Up by The Union" by Billy Bragg, "Chickpeck" by Ronald Reagan, "We Can't Fight for Our Rights by Our Brothers and Our Fathers" by Bobby Kennedy, "Cuff and We're Allowed By The Union by Our Fathers by Our Rights" by Jack Dorsey, "Blinded by Our Mother" by George Orwell, "No More Than That?"
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00:00:08.000But within those parameters, you know, there's not only so many events that we have here in the West with Christmas and Easter and Thanksgiving.
00:00:19.000And sometimes, especially when you're a youngster, you want more culture than that.
00:01:18.000You just have to make up a bunch of stupid rules.
00:01:21.000For example, if someone farts or burps and doesn't say safety and you say slut, you get to beat the crap out of them until they can name five breakfast cereals.
00:01:53.000I remember on one test, just writing on the test, Mr. Young, this is below you.
00:01:58.000It was some sort of a quiz to see if we had read the book, and what was the name of Archie's dog?
00:02:04.000I thought we're in high school now and we're doing these kind of did you read the book tests and I wrote on my test Mr. Young because I got along with him.
00:03:26.000I probably mentioned this in the last podcast.
00:03:28.000It was all about the cows going on strike.
00:03:31.000Because the farmer was making them produce too much milk.
00:03:34.000Because the left is still obsessed with this idea of the unions being like the working class caps of the 1920s and the dirty coal miners and the Billy Bragg.
00:03:43.000They're the union forever, defending our rights.
00:03:49.000Out from the backwards, the workers unite with our brothers and our sisters who cannot organize.
00:04:04.000They're giving $10 million to lobbyists, twice the highest the NRA has ever paid, and they're telling all their teachers, push union claptrap to your kids.
00:04:13.000Anyway, I didn't want to make this political, I want to talk about high school.
00:04:22.000The crap you learn is totally useless.
00:04:25.000I would say out of pre-college, including college, you could learn all of that crap in three years.
00:04:32.000I actually knew a guy named Jake, I think his name is Jake Burkhardt, back in Vice days, and he did these digital press packages.
00:04:44.000So, you know, if there was a band that the label was interested in, they go, it used to just be, what's your press kit?
00:04:50.000Back in the early nineties and eighties, it would just be a pile of papers and be a few newspaper articles about them and stuff and information about their record.
00:04:58.000But once we got, you know, video technology, it became a digital press kit where you could see them on tour.
00:05:04.000You could see them live on stage and you wanted that to look cool.
00:05:21.000And it was a course that was about a year and a half or two years, and it was brutal.
00:05:28.000It was like nine hours a day, six days a week.
00:05:31.000If you're not editing, you're shooting, you're learning about all the technology.
00:05:33.000And it doesn't really matter that the technology changes.
00:05:36.000I mean, obviously going from film to digital is a big jump, but since we've had digital, of course there's updates, but you get like white balance and all that.
00:07:15.000We never cow-tipped, that never came up, but they would just walk up to you, stare at you, and start licking you with their weird coarse tongues, and then they'd start following you, I guess because they're used to humans providing food.
00:07:32.000I mean, we had this tradition where we would watch every Mad Max on Fridays.
00:07:36.000My parents liked to go out and party on Fridays, and I had my baby brother, so I would stay home and babysit, happy to have a place to do bottle tokes and drink beer.
00:07:45.000And we'd watch all three Mad Maxes, which takes forever, and then walk around with like a blanket on our shoulders at five in the morning through the suburbs, through the cow fields.
00:08:15.000You go on a cruise, like a Disney cruise, and you're going to be around the least adventurous parents imaginable, because they want a place where you just sit on a boat with your little room, you get supplied your buffets and your drinks, you don't have to think, and there's no adventure there.
00:08:29.000So you're dull, basically, if you're a cruise person.
00:08:37.000And so government towns attract dull people and, you know, there's the government funded opera house there, whatever it is, this big, huge cement building where they listen to classical music and pretend they're aristocrats.
00:09:49.000And I think that's because it was such a dull place, and now Kanata is the suburbs of Ottawa, manufactured rural suburbs, so now we're magnifying that boringness by ten.
00:10:09.000I actually looked forward to going to school.
00:10:12.000We had a thing, Knoxville and the Jackass guys do this, is ball tag, you're it, where you punch a guy in the nuts every time he's vulnerable.
00:10:20.000And we wouldn't just sort of tap a guy in the nuts.
00:11:43.000We used to wedgie guys, including ourselves, and hang them on a basketball hoop.
00:11:49.000So you have a nerd hanging there for an hour with the underwear going deeper and deeper into his crack.
00:11:55.000We were very extreme, and I think it was really healthy.
00:11:59.000I mean, one of the things that attracted us to punk was that you could go into a mosh pit and just thrash, punch people.
00:12:05.000And well, you couldn't punch, but just like wrestle while jumping.
00:12:10.000And it was a really cathartic release for a frustrated, bored, young
00:12:15.000Young men and adolescents, you know, you have all this anger and frustration.
00:12:19.000You're supposed to really be in a war.
00:12:20.000If we were in Papua New Guinea and we were tribesmen, we would have been out eviscerating people and eating their bowels, raping their women.
00:12:29.000But you can't do that, so it has to go somewhere.
00:12:33.000And making these sort of hazing-like rituals is very healthy.
00:13:18.000We used to- I've told this story a few times, so I'm just gonna go over every high school story, so if you've been listening to my shows for a long time, you're gonna hear some of these, and if you've read my book, you're gonna hear some of these, but I have to tell you this one.
00:13:28.000So, when Hacky Sacks first came out, right, they weren't really a hippie thing, it was just a dumb game.
00:13:34.000And we would do stuff like that, like when fingerboards came out.
00:13:36.000That was a tiny skateboard you'd make that was one inch long, and then you'd add matchbox wheels, and the trucks would be the rubber part of an eraser.
00:13:46.000You glue a piece of, like, thin cardboard to itself a bunch of times, and you end up making, like, a thick type of mini wood, and then we'd make a half-pipe, a skate bowl, out of paper mache, and we would play with that at lunch.
00:14:03.000So we had a game where, and we used to do this with garbage if we couldn't get a hacky sack.
00:14:08.000Everyone sits in this sort of lobby, which was like a five foot by five foot warming area in between the main lobby of the school and outside.
00:14:16.000And so it was a perfect little encased glass box that you could bounce things off.
00:14:21.000So we would kick the garbage or the hacky sack in the air, and, um, if it ever hit the ground, the guy who was responsible got an atomic wedgie.
00:14:31.000And obviously an atomic wedgie is when you wedgie the guy so hard that the waistband comes off.
00:14:36.000So Colin Sacco fucked up, and the wedgie fell to the ground on his watch.
00:15:04.000So we go over and we're, we're yanking and yanking and yanking and you really gotta, the waistband will make it up to like almost between the shoulder blades before it starts tearing.
00:15:13.000And by the time we were done lunch, there would be maybe six, uh, underwear waistbands on the ground in that little ten foot by ten foot box.
00:15:23.000The janitor must have been picking them up with his little sharp stick going, what the fuck are these kids up to?
00:18:55.000It looks like someone was murdered in the bathroom.
00:18:58.000I assume if you take a wedge, and most of the wedges I've seen are to hold doors open, so there's like an inch, the final point is an inch thick.
00:20:02.000We also had a thing, we had a game, in retrospect I don't really understand how you're good at this game, but it was called a poo-down.
00:20:11.000And so, usually at lunch when we're all together, and someone would go, POO-DOWN!
00:20:16.000You ended up making your bowels sort of adhere to this jet lag, and not have your morning bowel movement, but make it more a lunchtime thing.
00:20:24.000So someone would call a poo-down, and we'd all have to go to the bathroom,
00:20:29.000Oh my god, I just remembered two other things.
00:20:31.000Do you remember making those water bombs in the bathroom?
00:20:34.000There was those big round tubs where you'd push your foot down onto the ring on the bottom and then a circle of hand-washing would come out.
00:20:42.000It's like something that like where cows would go get their water from.
00:20:47.000Six feet in diameter, a giant circular bin, and you would push down with your foot and all the water would come out.
00:20:53.000So you could take a paper towel, you fold it in a certain way, cut a little hole in it, and then fill that up with water, and then I guess you could reseal the hole?
00:21:01.000And then you'd throw that at people and it would be like a water bomb.
00:21:54.000Usually have a crazy dream or something and then you wake up and everyone's laughing their heads off and you don't know where you are So then we after doing that a few times we heard Yeah, but if you do Pam cooking spray, it's way more intense than that So dudes, we didn't just try this once we would use Pam Like you buy a six-pack I shudder
00:22:18.000To think of how much aerosol we used to do.
00:22:22.000We would go to the grocery fucking store and buy a six-pack, not a beer!
00:23:22.000And you inhale Pam Cookie Spray, and inevitably, for some reason, it makes you go, ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya!
00:23:30.000And then you would fall backwards, and you'd be seeing stars, and you'd hallucinate, and then sometimes you'd have a whole little universe where you're riding a Pee Wee Herman bike.
00:23:39.000Do-do-do-doodly-do-do-do in Candy Town.
00:23:42.000Hi there, Mrs. Lollipop, ba-do-do-do, ooh, a chocolate river, la-la-la, my arms are made of spaghetti strings, yay!
00:25:11.000His ideas are things like, alright, you lose taxes if you make more than half a million on a sale, so I'm going to buy your penthouse apartment and then you're going to sell it and then I'm going to sell it back to you and then you're going to buy it from me and we'll make sure the profit margin is always under 500.
00:30:17.000The water would plunge down, and it would just stay over this bridge.
00:30:22.000So at the peak of everyone freaking out, and this is, I saw comedians in cars getting coffee with Jerry Seinfeld and John Oliver, and Seinfeld said, what is humor to you?
00:30:31.000And John Oliver says, doing anything to get a laugh.
00:31:36.000And, of course, I got what I asked for.
00:31:38.000All my friends, Cheese, Skeeter, Zabo, Sacco, they're all screaming, incapacitated, on the ground, hysterical, fainting, doing that thing that only happens in high school, where you laugh so hard, you're physically trying to grab air and put it into your mouth.
00:32:18.000And I never did this, but Derek Beckles, my old buddy who we don't speak anymore because I'm a Nazi, but he told me when he was in school, they just flipped through the yearbook and they went, and they just randomly poked on a guy named like Jeff Tran.
00:32:36.000And he was some Thai, Cambodian, whatever student.
00:32:40.000And they said, we're going to make him a star.
00:32:42.000So they became obsessed with Jeff Tran.
00:32:45.000And they would try to get his autograph.
00:33:11.000So I was, I've always been a pretty good cartoonist, so I write, uh, I make a flyer and it says, Poo Down!
00:33:17.000And it has a drawing of the toilet with the massive black sock in it, and I said, We saw this in the upstairs bathroom on the West Wing yesterday at noon.
00:33:27.000Um, whoever did it, we wanna meet you.
00:33:31.000Please meet us tomorrow at the same bathroom at the same time at lunch so we can shake your hand.
00:34:13.000These heavily unionized, unfireable teachers who get four months off a year and get to go home at 3.20 and don't give a shit about their jobs.
00:34:22.000That's why you're watching Ghostbusters in class.
00:34:24.000That's why everyone in the class is doing a presentation that everyone then marks instead of the teacher so he can do crossword puzzles.
00:35:54.000When I smell pot, I remember the 70s and my parents' parties, and they'd wear these skin-tight jeans with their brown nylon feet coming out of the bottom, the woman, and they'd be listening to Hurt It True to Gripline and Steely Dan, and, uh, we are the Sultans, we are the Sultans of Swing, and I'd be banging on the door, I GOTTA GO TO SCHOOL TOMORROW!
00:37:29.000Then you would put your hand around the hole such that the cigarette was inside the bottle and the hash that was on the heater was burning inside the bottle.
00:37:39.000And you could see it because it was white smoke as opposed to cigarette smoke.
00:37:43.000And you'd watch the bottle fill up with white smoke, then you'd take your hand away, drop the cigarette somewhere, or give it to someone, and now you're holding a bottle of contained white smoke.
00:37:52.000Then, just like the Pam cooking spray, you exhale, and go, and I would cough.
00:38:06.000And I would cough and cough, and then you would be so baked, that you'd often just puke, because you were so high.
00:38:14.000I remember one night we were all super high and Tom Williams had to fart.
00:38:19.000And so we randomly choose someone to be farted on.
00:38:24.000And in this case, you notice, by the way, a lot of poo stuff here.
00:38:27.000Hey, ladies, trans people, genderless, binary, non-binary girls, if you're coming over to the dark side and becoming a man, it's not all Don Draper martinis at lunch.
00:40:40.000It could have catastrophic consequences.
00:40:43.000And I think the McInnes brain, my dad told me he would do this at meetings where he'd purposely fuck himself and leave himself in an important pitch with no idea what he's going to say, just to see what he would do in a corner like a cornered rat.
00:40:58.000So my brain starts really kicking into overdrive.
00:41:02.000And as the hairy anus comes toward me, I have no idea what I'm going to do.
00:41:34.000And then he goes, and he stands erect like he has just been electrocuted and runs out of the room screaming and then of course they're all laughing so hard that I'm a free man.
00:41:49.000By the way, the laughing so hard is an important factor there.
00:41:53.000I don't think you'll ever laugh as hard as you laugh in high school.
00:41:57.000But we used to do things like, me and Digger, the guy we called Dog Boy.
00:42:02.000We called him Dog Boy, by the way, because he had very pronounced features like a big chin and a strong nose and like dark eyebrows and stuff.
00:42:48.000I would draw a guy, big, huge, fat guy.
00:42:52.000And then I would make his head like the size of a penny.
00:42:56.000And I would hold up this drawing that took, like, 20 minutes to make and show it to Digger, and he would just fall off his chair, collapse laughing, and then he'd be sent into the hallway.
00:43:39.000I mean, back then, a girl could just, like, touch the front of your jeans, and you'd have 3,000 orgasms and have to go to the hospital.
00:43:47.000Now, you basically have to punch me in the face, and, uh, I'm not gonna get into the details, I'm married.
00:43:57.000So, um, we had this game, it was called Getting Got, and it makes no sense to me now, but when you're basically on nitrous oxide, which is what adolescence is, it was the funniest thing in the world.
00:44:11.000So what you do is, you hide somewhere in a room, behind a ledge, such that only your eyes are showing.
00:44:41.000And then when he finally sees you, he collapses.
00:44:45.000And so, you do things like, you could do it sideways too, like on the edge of a column or something.
00:44:50.000There'd be your friend working, he'd be doing, you'd be at some sort of, I don't know, school hobby thing, or he'd be at the auditorium or something, or in class, and then you would just sort of, maybe through the little square window of the door of the classroom, you would just sort of poke your head there with your eyes, just staring, no expression, right?
00:45:07.000They can't see your nose or your mouth.
00:45:09.000And you stare at the guy and then he'd eventually meet your eyes and fucking collapse laughing.
00:45:14.000The greatest one I ever experienced was Digger.
00:45:20.000He was in a school bus, and I'm walking home, he's coming by, and, you know, for every ten times you try to get someone, nine of them go down the toilet and they don't notice you.
00:45:34.000So he's driving by in the school bus, and just his eyes, he's lured himself in the seat and put himself up against the window, so just his eyes are peering out, and I happen to look up at the school bus, and I see these eyeballs go by.
00:45:46.000And my knees, it was like I just got shot in the knees.
00:45:50.000Both my knees just ceased to be and I fucking collapse.
00:47:47.000I remember one time we were walking home, this black kid, Sheldon, who was a banger, he had to straighten his hair, was like whipping us with sticks.
00:47:54.000And there was only two of us and he was in a gang of like ten.
00:47:58.000They were trying to hit us with sticks, they ended up chasing us out of there.
00:48:02.000So time you're leaving early, there was another chick, I won't mention her name, but I had sex with her on top of this mossy rock.
00:48:10.000And when I got home that night, I had twigs and moss in my foreskin.
00:48:13.000And I realized I wasn't going into her vagina.
00:48:16.000I was going into the moss in between her legs.
00:49:00.000By the way, those have been cancelled now because some kid came home, and I think he wandered out onto the freeway and got hit by a car and died, and those are all abolished now.
00:49:30.000And an initiation into our gang was to walk over the top of it.
00:49:36.000And I still shudder when I remember that.
00:49:38.000I don't even want to look at it on Google Maps right now.
00:49:41.000Because if you fell, you'd fall like 200 feet.
00:49:45.000And if the impact didn't kill you, you'd be hit by an 18-wheeler.
00:49:49.000I think when I went over it, to be totally honest, I don't think I walked.
00:49:52.000I think I sort of crawled on my belly.
00:49:54.000But then there was this dude, Craig Fraser, and he was kind of a nerd, came from a tough home.
00:50:00.000I think he lived in a trailer park or something.
00:50:03.000I believe he took his motherfucking bike over the top of the Canada Overpass.
00:50:07.000It's a, this is sort of a tube, right?
00:50:11.000It's an encased plexiglass bridge, cement bottom, glass on the sides, like any sort of enclosed bridge that goes over a freeway.
00:50:19.000But obviously if you were to crawl out on the top of it, you'd have this thin, maybe three foot wide cement part along the top that's like the spine that we would walk over.
00:50:56.000Speaking of the Canada Overpass, because we were sort of not part of the school hierarchy, I've mentioned this before, it's like having a Scottish accent in Britain.
00:51:07.000You're not upper class or lower class, you're freaks.
00:51:09.000You guys are the weirdo, misfits, animal house type of thing, so you don't apply.
00:51:16.000Uh, and we thought, okay, let's take advantage of this.
00:51:18.000Now that there's no rules with us, let's increase our Island of Misfit Toys factor and bring in David McIntosh.
00:51:26.000Now, David was a raging nerd, clearly autistic, probably works at NASA today.
00:51:32.000And, uh, he had been bullied quite a bit.
00:51:34.000I remember him being bullied where they were going to throw him in the creek.
00:51:37.000This was at my previous school, Diabri Moody.
00:51:39.000And there was a creek that ran through it.
00:51:41.000And the bullies were going to put him in the creek.
00:51:44.000And so he just walked in the creek up to his waist and said, you happy now?
00:52:00.000And you go to your parents liquor cabinet and you're like, vodka, slow gin, whiskey, wine, old rotten wine that your dad forgot to throw out that has corked long ago, and you would make this jungle juice of different drinks.
00:52:15.000You know Skeeter and Cheese's dad was so aware of this that he started marking the bottles and then they would steal from the bottles and add water.
00:52:24.000So then he got like this alcohol-like stick that you could put in and judge the alcohol content to see if his stuff was being diluted.
00:55:06.000And I remember that night thinking, there's certain things you can't do.
00:55:13.000Like, sometimes there's an order to the universe, and there's a meritocracy there, and if someone is worthy of a gang, they will naturally end up there.
00:55:24.000Don't go messing with the natural order of things.
00:55:27.000It was a formative of affirmative action, really, and it was wrong.
00:55:31.000Like, say Brad Pitt said to the head of the Brad Pitt fan club, and I assume she's fat,
00:57:41.000So you're sitting there, leaking on a dude, talking and going, yeah, I don't know man, Debbie is, she's like a nice girl, but I don't know if she's the one for you.
00:57:50.000And then Digger's like, why do you care so much about my relationship with Debbie?
01:00:21.000Steve lay a giant cable in the janitor's little area there in between the gym and the hallway like where his desk is and where some gym equipment is.
01:00:32.000He just lay a huge black sock right on the ground.
01:00:54.000If I was him, I would get some newspaper and lay a sheet down, then another page, then another page, then another page, and then sort of pick up all the pages at once, hoping I don't even feel the texture.
01:01:12.000Party crackers, dead cat, stuffed in a trunk.
01:01:15.000I remember there was a lot of us, right?
01:01:17.000Rick Lull, one of the farmer kids, that guy that I lifted off the ground by punching him in the balls.
01:01:22.000Oh, another funny thing we do too is people would sit by their lockers, usually losers who didn't want to socialize, and they'd have like their one friend that they liked, and they'd sit on their ass on their locker in the hallway.
01:01:33.000Instead of like socializing in the main area there by the cafeteria.
01:01:37.000And if I was with someone, I would sort of get them right to my left hand side so our shoulders were almost touching.
01:01:43.000And I'd pretend I was engaged in the conversation.
01:01:46.000And then just when you get near those kids who were studying, sitting on their asses, BOOM!
01:02:21.000And we'd do this horrible thing where we'd see kids working on a sandcastle and we would walk and pretend we're really engrossed in conversation and walk through the sandcastle as we were talking and then stop and go, Oh my God!
01:04:03.000The reason that you dummies are circumcised here in America is because Dr. Joseph Kellogg's, of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Dr. Joseph Kellogg, sorry, he decided men are masturbating too much, which is true, actually.
01:06:52.000The circumcised guys would start ganging up on the one non-circumcised guy.
01:06:57.000And it was funny, too, because, you know, you're sitting in a party, someone's house, someone has to babysit, whatever, someone's parents are away, and you sort of look around the room and you do a little mental tally and you go, oh my god, there are seven uncircumcised guys here and Cheese is the only dude who's circumcised.
01:07:19.000And then he'd look around the room like a scared rabbit and we'd just pound him, rip his underwear to shreds, punch him in the head.
01:08:07.000We used to have Party Crackers on Tuesday where we'd bring Ritz Party Crackers to the P&Sportsplex and we all had to wear pajamas in the car.
01:08:16.000Otherwise, I think I covered everything.
01:08:18.000Oh yeah, one other thing we used to do.
01:08:19.000Play Boomerang Death where we'd whip boomerangs at each other and you'd run for your life as these boomerangs were whipping through the sky.
01:08:36.000Especially like a Prius or something, you can move it a foot at a time.
01:08:40.000So we'd spend the whole lunch taking some dude's car and we'd move it like on top of, in the middle of the football field, on top of a hill.
01:08:48.000You'd be amazed how far you can move a car just by going, one, two, three, huah!
01:09:07.000You don't need to grow up in the Lower East Side or in East London.
01:09:14.000You don't need to be in a band in Los Angeles.
01:09:16.000Your scene, your little area is your New York City.
01:09:20.000You can, you know, I've always said that I've never been envious of like the New York punk scene in the 70s because we had our own scene in Ottawa.
01:09:27.000And even when you go to New York, we had our sort of early aughts scene with the hipsters and the strokes and vice or whatever.
01:09:35.000And then someone else came in and made their scene.
01:09:38.000New scene now seems to be pretty fucking lame and politically correct, but every old person scoffs at a young person's scene.
01:10:18.000By making up totally retarded rules, parameters, fighting, fucking with teachers, getting in trouble, getting expelled, getting s- Oh my god, we got suspended and I can't even remember why.
01:10:30.000I remember Colin wasn't- Well, he was suspended for three days.
01:11:50.000And I will create a scene that is just exciting and stupid and fun as any other dumb scene that's in the history books.
01:11:57.000By the way, half the time these scenes that you read about, like the Washington DC hardcore scene or the Studio 54 New York scene, only seem magical because there's tons of black and white photographs.
01:12:08.000And there's tons of black-and-white photographs of them because rich people were around.
01:12:11.000In Washington, D.C., the hardcore kids were all the son of rich academics and bureaucrats, so they all had their own darkroom.
01:12:16.000That's why there's 700 awesome pictures of bad brains and minor threat, because there was rich kids with cameras in darkrooms.
01:12:24.000You have your own bad brains and minor threat.