JustPearlyThings - December 24, 2022


Racism Gets Extensively Discussed by the Panel


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5,149

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10

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In this episode we talk about sexual harassment in the transgender community and non-binary gender identity. We also talk about the transphobic attitudes towards transgenderism and non nonbinary identity and how this has affected the legal system and society in general.

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00:00:00.000 rally somewhere and said that if a biological man transgender woman was convicted of rape would 1.00
00:00:06.000 you let that person go into a female jail and she said yeah great my apologies no problem um she 0.99
00:00:12.120 said she said yeah i'll put them in they can go in a female prison now i shared something on my
00:00:17.100 instagram a little while ago i think it was american news but it's still relevant it can
00:00:20.100 happen here um where a man biological man as a transgender woman went to prison had lots of
00:00:27.740 illegal fun yeah and and got two people pregnant exactly that yeah exactly that and got two people 0.88
00:00:33.600 pregnant so i think it does take strong individuals to go do you know what we've had enough of this 0.99
00:00:38.160 but you're not going to get that from the political class because otherwise the legal system does not 0.93
00:00:42.400 make sense as we were talking about earlier young people under the age of when in england under age
00:00:50.240 of 18 cannot vote you're suing 10 to 14 year olds exactly for making certain decisions labeling
00:00:57.660 as sexual harassment but they can't make other decisions yeah by the way i don't think they're
00:01:03.320 suing the the children i know i know i know but i'm saying how it's for the decisions of the children
00:01:08.060 but they aren't legally allowed to make decisions exactly so how how is that making sense and how is
00:01:13.960 it how is that sexual harassment right when there's nothing sexual that has to do with it that's what's
00:01:20.420 blowing my mind how can you classify something that so that's the question like does transgenderism
00:01:25.660 bring in a sexual element like identity is identity i'm a man there's no sexual element in there
00:01:34.720 so why does transgender have a sexual element 0.81
00:01:37.420 because there's no nobody's regulating it everybody's just accepting what it is not to
00:01:44.800 offend them essentially they're just this culture nowadays has become a
00:01:49.320 accept oh goodness can't talk like how do you say it i can't say sexual element no no no accept accept it
00:01:56.920 goodness i couldn't say that yes accepting of uh just things that have this culture nowadays as
00:02:04.880 nobody's like questioning it logically that it's just like oh you say that sexual harassment against
00:02:10.220 you because they got their pro because they got your pronouns wrong okay yes it is we don't want to 0.59
00:02:15.080 offend you anymore we don't want anything come against us so we're going to take your word for
00:02:19.160 it instead of logically thinking about it that's not sexual harassment they just forgot how to say
00:02:24.840 your pronouns correctly they probably forgot what they ate for breakfast this morning
00:02:28.360 yeah i think it's conflation of the grouping you know earlier on i said lgbt yeah the lgb part is
00:02:34.840 sexual the t part isn't and i think you have the conflation there yeah it's true so i think that's
00:02:40.420 probably where you get that it's completely backwards but that's the way i'm can we also
00:02:45.480 talk about non-binary because where does non-binary come into all of this i don't really understand how
00:02:51.700 that works how can you not be a gender because you feel that way because i remember watching a thing
00:02:59.280 on british news and on british tv about when piers morgan was on there and he was talking about there
00:03:04.180 was a guy on that said there are there are 100 genders have you guys seen that video there were 0.92
00:03:09.300 100 genders and some of them were like wisp gender and you feel whisperly and whatever it was right 1.00
00:03:15.760 and piers was like stop the bullshit you know basically it's like it's not the bs so like i said 0.85
00:03:21.060 going back to what we're saying earlier on is it this thing is a feeling and my whole thing is when did
00:03:27.500 feelings start to trump factual information like because i always said when when when does a
00:03:33.920 transgender stop because um the trans train stop because there's a guy in um holland a couple of
00:03:40.660 years ago called emil rattleband right and emil rattleband was a 70 year old man
00:03:47.100 and he said he felt more in his 40s and then he said he wanted to transit he wanted to be quote
00:03:56.320 unquote trans age and he went to court he lost the case by the way but the fact that he said he wanted
00:04:02.620 to be younger than his actual age to me now says there's now going to be in the future an argument
00:04:10.260 for people wanting to be a different age where do we draw the line and that's what i said so imagine now
00:04:16.300 there's a man who says so say they say trans age is a thing now you can identify someone younger
00:04:23.680 if a man identifies as younger and a child identifies as older and they get into a relationship
00:04:31.120 now oh god there's an example now paedophilia and home and now paedophilia and child molestation
00:04:39.480 doesn't even exist exist if you think this is a hyperbolic this has actually happened there's a
00:04:43.900 there's a man in canada he's uh he was married with three kids and literally transitioned not only
00:04:50.140 to a uh to a woman to a little girl claims after five years old and was adopted by two parents it's
00:04:56.540 actually on youtube typing canada trans uh trans man child on youtube oh for goodness sake where does
00:05:02.620 it where does where does the train stop where does it stop where does it stop yeah where does it stop
00:05:06.860 like yeah and now when you find where the money is yeah that's my that's my genuine belief
00:05:15.340 i like charlie talking about you talking about where the money is follow the money where the money is
00:05:19.420 it's hard to pinpoint who's benefiting from it because i don't understand how these regulations or
00:05:24.140 all the rules and accept it i don't understand where it's coming from why it's being accepted
00:05:27.740 it's confusing what needs to happen there needs to be a sort of a william wallace sort of figure that's
00:05:32.620 willing to take all the accusations all the thing because i rather suffer for my future generation
00:05:38.620 to live in peace if it means that i'm gonna get all the flack i need to get so be it but that was
00:05:43.980 that was pierce morgan that was kevin samuels yeah yeah but what needs to happen that's what needs to
00:05:48.940 happen so there needs to be more sacrificial lambs you see in this area yeah yeah yeah who would get the 0.97
00:05:54.300 platform for that though who would get the platform for that you create your own you create your own
00:05:58.300 you create your own can you though you can you can you can before getting canceled or not there's
00:06:03.500 there's well there's a way especially with blockchain technology you know you can that you don't have
00:06:08.220 to um be on youtube or anything you know decentralized system even even tonight's show you you you pulled
00:06:15.180 me up for a word i shouldn't have used for the for the algorithm right yeah right in itself if you use
00:06:19.820 that too many times you're busted right yeah but doesn't mean you have to be youtube but then you have
00:06:23.180 places like ghetto you have places like if you've built a following here people like youtube they
00:06:28.140 might just watch this on youtube for the convenience i like youtube more than anything else but i'm on
00:06:32.620 i'm on rumble i think what happens is you start to move ready i always believe this though like for
00:06:37.660 example a lot of women criticize why was kevin samuel so popular all kevin samuel was doing was 1.00
00:06:43.180 revealing what men were talking about in the barbershop so for example if someone because most people
00:06:48.780 believe this is bs but then it needs someone to willing to say it and stand on it and people will
00:06:54.700 follow it and once there's a following youtube reacts to money so if most more people said this
00:07:00.540 is bs youtube will change the algorithm overnight alex jones got shut down and he was massive on you
00:07:05.180 yeah but he didn't have the he was huge mass the momentum to do that are you joking so well you
00:07:10.940 for such a long time david ike got shut down yeah right but david ike's following has continued
00:07:15.980 i mean i think alex jones is doing all right but and alex jones's followers yeah but what
00:07:20.940 but what i'm saying is is that the money side of it i don't think they're too bothered about i think
00:07:25.100 it becomes to do with like power in your message it's like how reactionary do people get to a tweet
00:07:31.500 so if kevin samuel says a video when he was when he was here he's getting 100 000 200 300 000 in quick
00:07:38.860 quick time that's power in my opinion that's influence and power yeah that's why you what was he
00:07:43.340 control opposition but what i'm saying is when you have when you have power and influence like that
00:07:49.420 look at some controversial figures that have been taken off platforms you mentioned a couple
00:07:54.460 joseph watson paul joseph watson um you've interviewed this man tommy robinson tommy robinson
00:07:59.580 for things yeah it doesn't you don't necessarily have to chime with the message i'm a free speech
00:08:04.220 absolutist i believe you can say whatever but farrakhan got taken off his um yeah farrakhan got taken off so
00:08:09.980 but but the thing is those figures paul joseph watson he still gets in massive numbers yeah tom
00:08:14.300 robinson i'm sure still makes a ton of he's got a ton of influence wherever he is farrakhan still does
00:08:20.540 you know but it's i don't think it's about money i think it's about how influential you can be
00:08:25.580 because when you think these are kind of like hierarchical figures so it's the thing about i say i've
00:08:29.580 obviously because wow um this whole thing about social influences right um that's why i don't call
00:08:39.740 myself an influencer i call myself an opinion former but i i feel there's a difference so people
00:08:46.700 have the um the ability to form opinions the people that we mentioned that get de-platformed
00:08:54.300 are the people that start forming people's opinions they they're not influencers because
00:08:59.980 influencers can i don't know i'll buy a pair of trainers oh i'll get people to buy the trainers
00:09:04.780 it doesn't matter it's when you start to actually start to form people's opinions
00:09:10.380 is when the quote-unquote powers that be start to kind of look at you like who is this person like
00:09:17.180 what's going on because what you're shifting the tide the one person that i actually feel like is an
00:09:23.900 opinion former right now we sit on youtube is russell brand regardless of what you think of him i think
00:09:29.660 russell brand is forming opinions and he's doing it in a way in which and i commend him for this right
00:09:37.260 he's treading that line as to not get cancelled or get de-platformed but also give the information
00:09:45.500 do you know what i'm saying and that's a fine line yeah well i was talking about cancel culture
00:09:50.700 um where do we draw the line between accountability and free speech i'll say this accountability if someone's
00:09:56.860 accountable but there's an option for redemption but wouldn't that be wouldn't that be subjective
00:10:03.980 like for example if someone says something wrong like what i don't like is someone says something
00:10:08.220 10 years ago and it's brought up and their council they have like an old tweet or something tweets and
00:10:13.420 stuff like that but there's no even if they apologize they don't get any sort of chance to redeem
00:10:17.420 themselves and to work again that's when it crosses the line because accountability is like okay you did
00:10:22.380 something wrong you've learned the lesson you know you'd be a better person for it council culture is
00:10:28.140 you did something wrong and we want you dead can you always can you always measure that though like
00:10:32.700 what does a good apology look like and at one point do we forgive because if you know i i'm just gonna
00:10:37.180 sit there and say okay cool if we're just gonna sit there and say okay influencers or whatever people
00:10:41.660 yeah you come out with your great apology lovely stuff okay move on there's no accountability but at the
00:10:46.860 same time if we go with cancel culture there's the other extreme where it's like okay well you're just
00:10:53.180 gonna get canceled you're gonna be removed you know i i think there's difference in like the apology thing
00:10:58.140 do you know i mean i think there's like someone today could get caught with a racist tweet or whatever
00:11:03.260 right and then apologize my whole thing is no you know what when people reveal who they are just
00:11:10.540 believe them so you're only saying you're saying your apology now because you got caught yeah because
00:11:16.780 behind closed doors this is the type of stuff you say but when it comes to that on the flip side i
00:11:22.380 believe that every people have raised prejudice and we're all lying about the fact that we do so we
00:11:29.980 understand that as black people white people asian people arab people behind closed doors there's some
00:11:34.780 stuff that we say that we would never say in public do you know what i'm saying like we all know that right
00:11:39.900 but the thing is it's the honest conversation happens when we say you know what can i bring
00:11:45.180 that out into the public and you bring yours out into the public and then we have a conversation about
00:11:49.660 it do you know what i'm saying can we do that that's why i that's why i think racism will consistently
00:11:55.500 um rear its ugly head because the stuff that we have behind closed doors we're not willing to bring out
00:12:01.260 me personally i'm willing to bring out yeah i'll say you know what i think this kind of stuff sometimes
00:12:06.300 can you bring up but the thing is and i always say that when it comes to white people unfortunately
00:12:12.700 they think if i bring my out right i'm done i'm done i think this answers the question of whether
00:12:18.380 people can change if you don't give people the room to change or actually learn about directions
00:12:23.100 that's never going to happen yeah the fact that we can sit down here and we a lot of us may have
00:12:27.100 different opinions on different things and with intersectionality being a thing and we all come
00:12:31.020 from different cultures and different and all different backgrounds but we can sit down and we can
00:12:35.100 have a discussion and we're not afraid to disagree with each other that's where education comes in
00:12:39.340 that's where the room for change can come in if we're just gonna go with cancel culture and say
00:12:43.500 okay cool you've done this wrong we can all agree it's wrong get out leave okay they can apologize they
00:12:50.300 can write all the best apologies in the world they can hire writers they can hire marketing teams whatever
00:12:55.340 cool that's never going to change like their actions or who they are because they're not really going
00:12:59.420 to be able to see how wrong they are or understand where they have went wrong and so if we actually
00:13:07.100 have more conversations and more discussions that allows the education to take place that allows
00:13:12.700 people to see other people's perspectives assuming they're asking one question why exactly why do you
00:13:18.060 think like that and that's why do you feel like that and and if people are willing to have that
00:13:23.740 conversation i feel like yeah and sometimes you know even if you do meet someone who's racist
00:13:27.900 sometimes there's a story behind that for example yeah why yeah if someone well um you know is like
00:13:34.540 you know a man his daughter was raped by a black sorry so great by uh i said that great by a black uh 0.95
00:13:43.260 guy could you understand why he had that tendency yeah even though i agree with that's what i was
00:13:48.540 saying earlier with liam neeson yeah so he was in the interview and and he told a story about
00:13:54.460 something that happened to him or someone close to him however many years ago and basically the
00:13:59.580 lady had been raped by somebody who was black great great great great great great great great 0.55
00:14:08.060 by somebody who was black and he um he i can't remember what tool he reached where he grabbed
00:14:12.780 at all and he was looking for any black person to say something wrong to him so he can sort of
00:14:18.140 carry out a scapegoat exactly do you know what's funny though do you know what's interesting though
00:14:21.980 about that and i've said that's not something that black people do so if one if one of our family
00:14:29.660 members was graped by a white person we would be like i'm gonna look for any white person to do that
00:14:35.500 that's not something that we do that's something that comes with uh being white they have that 0.92
00:14:42.780 majority privilege privilege sorry they have that that privilege that they're able to do things
00:14:48.220 that other people can't because of them being in that space they're being privileged so like you said
00:14:56.940 black people wouldn't do that because of a black person wouldn't do that oh often hold up 1.00
00:15:00.780 yeah i'm gonna exert some privilege um how can you say every no black person would do that you
00:15:13.260 don't know no let me tell you something you don't you don't know i'll tell you why though charlie yeah
00:15:17.260 black people have like a collective like yeah they have like a thing like we have a collective thing
00:15:22.540 it's like if an arab or a moroccan person was to grape one of my family i'm not looking for all 1.00
00:15:28.140 moroccan people like i don't give a damn what one i get you might i mean look i'm not saying you will 0.92
00:15:34.860 but you might even no but the thing is you see that the shootings that happen at buffalo shooting
00:15:38.700 you had dylan roof like when you read their manifestos they talk about black people in a
00:15:44.700 general in a general term right as a community as a community so they're like oh we wanted to get rid of
00:15:49.900 them and i i'm gonna go somewhere deep now but the one thing that a lot in my in my personal point
00:15:58.220 of view one thing that a lot of um white people don't get about black people is that we don't see
00:16:03.820 them the way they see us generally so it's like we don't see white people like oh we don't we don't do 0.97
00:16:12.620 mass shootings of white people black people it's like oh because i wanted to kill her we don't see 0.70
00:16:18.940 you the same way that some of you not all of you see us we just don't like it's just like
00:16:26.300 we just don't see it that way because you mentioned shootings how do you see each other
00:16:31.500 like so we see it and i've said this and i said that's a deep one listen it's a very deep one i said
00:16:36.460 this black people are more willing to shoot another black person than they are a white person 1.00
00:16:41.420 yeah just to be just to be real yeah because if you look at the statistics most crime is
00:16:46.780 interracial yeah right so interracial means you're more likely to commit a crime against 0.96
00:16:51.420 someone who of your own race black people are more likely to do that against their own but also
00:16:55.020 it's proximity though so you know so that's why i said why we stop being scared stop being scared
00:16:59.980 of black people doing some to you we ain't we don't think like that we just don't to a 0.89
00:17:04.620 degree because to a degree i feel like it's human nature what liam neeson did we may not all act on
00:17:09.660 it but take 9 11 for an example like we all looked at people from middle east who were like if if
00:17:15.980 somebody who looks arab was to get on a train we would everyone black white asian whoever he is we
00:17:21.740 all looked at them with a side highlight especially if they've had a package on them so i feel like
00:17:27.340 we may not all go there but we were like you mentioned earlier we all have racial prejudices
00:17:32.620 exactly we do you know what i mean so i feel like that was the same in the liam neeson situation we
00:17:38.780 may not do it you and i or the black community may not necessarily feel we can or whatever but i'm it
00:17:43.900 would run through our minds if i was that enraged if i if my sister came from a bar and there's only 1.00
00:17:50.380 10 men there i'm going to the bar and in my mind any one of them can get it so it may not be the exact
00:17:56.460 same situation as liam neeson but it's not that we're not that far far off from you know could it
00:18:02.460 just be an overreaction and first it obviously didn't do it yeah yeah yeah he didn't no i didn't
00:18:08.940 no i didn't know and did he not offer this up as like an actual like interview that wasn't even a
00:18:13.180 question he's kind of yeah exactly yeah yeah yeah it was so it was getting into the psychology of what
00:18:17.020 he was talking about yeah so for me i mean i don't remember i remember the outline of the story not
00:18:21.260 right in depth but for me that's a bit like he's angry it's an immediate thing you're going to be
00:18:27.020 angry immediately yeah yeah you make an emotional his mindset is obviously warped but but the crime
00:18:32.940 is also warped 100 but i'm saying what what i'm trying to like some i say this a lot the one of the
00:18:39.020 things that i try to let um if i speak to white people because you know i spoke to tom robinson i've
00:18:43.180 spoken to like sargon of akkad like a lot of fear that i feel that white people have
00:18:51.660 is that black people are going to do the same to them that they done to us historically it's like 0.99
00:18:57.900 black people have been quote unquote free yeah for decades there's no sleeper cells of black
00:19:05.260 people looking to kill white people like i've not heard this as a white man i've not i've not had
00:19:09.420 this like fear projected onto me i don't think it right but i've heard it before but the thing is what
00:19:13.420 you're in britain though yeah right so if you look if you are scared of black people so you look at america
00:19:18.540 and you get mass shootings like the buffalo like dylan roof and and stuff of that stuff of that ilk
00:19:25.980 right yeah where they when when you read their manifestos and you read their fears
00:19:30.860 right and they say black people or the mexicans or the jews or what it's like is that white people
00:19:36.620 or americans that's white americans white americans okay so it's not all white people no no of course it's
00:19:42.060 not all white people but i'm just saying that the comment you're making isn't about british white
00:19:45.900 people no i'm sorry no no i'm saying all right so we can we can specify it to american white people
00:19:52.300 american white people need to understand that black people in america have been there for a very long
00:19:57.660 time and they haven't been plotting and planning and scheming against you they've just been saying you
00:20:02.060 know what let's just do our thing leave us alone you know i mean and so it's like i just want
00:20:07.180 white american people you can say to just say you know what just chill the hell out yeah i actually
00:20:13.580 i can i can agree on that because for example if you go to france now right especially paris um people
00:20:19.260 wouldn't tend to not talk more to girls for example when a scarf because of islamophobia that is happening 0.68
00:20:25.420 there it's a huge thing there that they even wanted to eradicate mosque all over paris just because of
00:20:31.180 what happened previously and that's how they treat what happened previously that happened and grapes
00:20:38.780 that happened and all that you know so people tend more to hate that particular community even knowing
00:20:45.020 that they haven't done anything to them you know just because of the whole mass community that okay
00:20:49.420 one muslim person did this so maybe the whole community is like that you know but the thing is
00:20:54.300 with that though this is a thing about i've always said about immigration right um people are xenophobic
00:21:00.460 a lot of people are xenophobic by nature doesn't matter what color race culture you are um people
00:21:06.700 are xenophobic and so if something different moves in into their territory they're more likely to be a
00:21:12.540 bit suspicious of it do you get what i'm saying like it's just it's just kind of a like a normal thing
00:21:18.540 and i think especially with islam in france yeah that's the thing exactly especially in that place but i i
00:21:26.300 think that when people people need to understand we'll talk about cultures before earlier on right
00:21:30.540 and we're saying people in like you know um south america in the in the jungle or whatever will have
00:21:36.780 a different culture to people outside of that i think more so what you're getting is a culture clash
00:21:45.180 and people understand that a different culture is moving in on our culture we don't see things the
00:21:51.100 same we don't praise the same god we don't eat the same food we don't and so it there's a fear there
00:21:56.380 that's what it is i think yeah and the change also like i was mentioning to alexa the other day
00:22:00.940 the reason why there seems to be a pushback is that for example we see in nature when you change from
00:22:07.500 the seasons from winter to summer it won't be winter tuesday and summer the next day there's a gradual
00:22:12.700 change right in the same way with other change like immigration and stuff the reason why the pushback
00:22:16.940 because the change is happening way too fast yeah we just had you know gay rights have the right to
00:22:21.980 get married was it 2010 i don't know yeah that was yeah all of a sudden now we've got now we've got
00:22:27.660 transgenderism it's way too fast and this is where the that's where the schism comes isn't it yeah yeah 1.00
00:22:33.420 i like your analogies thank you thank you thank you yeah it's like it's like when things happen too fast
00:22:38.940 human beings don't get a chance to kind of digest it yeah and understand exactly and process it and
00:22:43.660 understand exactly what's going on when it happens like okay today we're fine tomorrow we got 5 000
00:22:50.140 chinese people on our borders we're like yo what's going on yeah what's going on and that's just 1.00
00:22:55.260 that's the nature of human beings but um it should we got super chats yes super yes we do yes super chat
00:23:02.460 super chats um you just let you know pearl's been in the chat she's been
00:23:07.260 i've been in the chat yeah even though i've been having this conversation
00:23:24.300 uh just human five dollars do we have to hold people accountable as a whole why can't we make
00:23:30.700 the decision independently whether we want to entertain someone or their content okay i don't
00:23:36.460 know what that was in reference to ryan reynolds twenty dollars didn't say anything thank you for
00:23:40.460 twenty dollars uh ryan reynolds sam on notchy 4.99 the guy in the red hoodie is on point regulation is key
00:23:52.300 that's for you man um dragon stallion ten dollars you're free to say whatever you want as long as it's
00:23:59.260 not a crime or incite a crime if people get offended just don't listen to grow a thicker skin
00:24:06.780 and matt butcher donated just ten dollars didn't say anything thank you for my
00:24:12.220 um we're gonna close out guys we're gonna close out we've been here for like two hours and over
00:24:18.300 um thank you all for coming i hope we learned something from this from this thing here today
00:24:25.020 and before we actually get going can you tell everyone where they can find you okay okay so my
00:24:31.660 name's uh my instagram is any 1983 and you can find me on instagram i thought he's gonna go inny
00:24:37.420 mini manny mo you can find me on instagram uh candy floss chocolate muffin oh this candy floss chocolate
00:24:48.060 muffin chocolate muffin um you can find me on instagram it's dot ya dot girl underscore jess you can
00:24:57.020 find me on youtube as well at it at it's your girl jess but just let them know that you're gonna be
00:25:03.260 hosting next week oh yeah i'll be hosting on the first so come watch check it out it'll be exciting
00:25:09.020 great my name is alexa asma you can find me on insta or anywhere as a l e k s a a s m e um all
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