Nephilim Death Squad - November 24, 2023


011: Paranoid American


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 40 minutes

Words per Minute

206.41801

Word Count

20,809

Sentence Count

373

Misogynist Sentences

42

Hate Speech Sentences

135


Summary

We're back with another episode of The Nephilim Death Squad! This time, we're joined by none other than Thomas the Paranoid American to talk about what the government is trying to do to us, and how we can stop them.


Transcript

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00:01:33.380 Hashtag make a play.
00:01:34.880 We are being hypnotized by people like this.
00:01:44.160 Newsreaders, politicians, teachers, lecturers.
00:01:48.880 We are in a country and in a world that is being run by unbelievably sick people.
00:01:56.560 The chasm between what we're told is going on and what is really going on is absolutely new.
00:02:03.200 Oh, yeah, dude.
00:02:04.420 There's some Nephilim shit.
00:02:05.840 It's like we all know it's going down.
00:02:08.240 We know we're saying shit what happened to the home of the brave.
00:02:11.700 Motherfuckers, they controlling this now.
00:02:13.440 We know we're talking about how they made us try to be slaves.
00:02:16.580 And everybody's just walking around.
00:02:18.660 Head in the clouds.
00:02:19.340 I want to wake you to a dead in the grave.
00:02:21.780 But it's too late.
00:02:22.760 We need to be ready to raise up.
00:02:24.600 Welcome to the end of day.
00:02:26.260 Everybody is slaves.
00:02:27.780 Only some are aware that the government releasing poison.
00:02:32.180 Welcome back, guys, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad, the show where we hunt down and expose Nephilim shit.
00:02:40.380 I am David Lee Corbo, a.k.a. The Raven.
00:02:43.580 That is Top Lobster.
00:02:45.820 And we are joined here today by none other than Thomas, the Paranoid American.
00:02:51.940 How are you, brother?
00:02:53.300 Good.
00:02:53.540 Actually, I heard we were killing Nephilim.
00:02:55.760 I didn't think we were just tracking them down and exposing them.
00:02:58.100 Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:02:58.960 This is the Death Squad, right?
00:03:00.020 Easy with the Fed posting over here, dude.
00:03:02.180 Like, everybody knows Nephilim is short for a little, you know, little schnozzes.
00:03:07.060 Yo, dude.
00:03:09.620 We're off to a bad start.
00:03:11.120 I'm sorry.
00:03:12.120 We're immediately getting bad.
00:03:13.400 Is this good to mention the new HelloFresh sponsorship?
00:03:17.780 No, not a good time.
00:03:18.700 We got to wait a little bit before we get back into that one.
00:03:20.740 But look, dude, the first part of hunting them is following the trail and exposing them.
00:03:26.740 And then once it becomes socially acceptable to say things like, you know, kill Nephilim.
00:03:31.760 But until then, I think there's probably going to be some sort of YouTube sponsor or a sensor, rather, that's going to pull us off.
00:03:37.260 But, dude, anyway.
00:03:38.640 What if this world is still playing?
00:03:39.360 Sorry.
00:03:39.680 Did I just come out of the gate hot?
00:03:41.860 No, no.
00:03:42.460 Unbelievable, dude.
00:03:43.260 You got me thinking now.
00:03:44.600 What if, because, like, everyone's trying to accept the next person.
00:03:47.600 There's, like, laws and shit.
00:03:48.400 Like, what if when the Nephilim reveal themselves and there's, like, this tribulation of however many years and they're just, like, giants walking.
00:03:55.740 Yeah, but, like, California's like, listen, we got to respect the giants.
00:03:58.780 We can't keep calling for their genocide and they have, like, a fucking giant flight.
00:04:02.500 Yo, dude, it's probably going to get that ridiculously stupid in our lifetime.
00:04:06.940 We can't move them from the front of CVS.
00:04:09.400 We have to let them take as much as they want.
00:04:11.380 As long as it's less than $1,000, the Nephilim can take whatever they want.
00:04:14.560 As long as it's one child per household, the Nephilim can take whatever they want.
00:04:19.180 Jesus Christ.
00:04:20.660 It's funny, though, because, like, that's kind of how it really would be, right?
00:04:24.980 So because the Nephilim get to make the decision.
00:04:27.660 And we live in this weird culture where the oldest, like, information rules sometimes, even if it's not necessarily right.
00:04:35.040 But it's always like, oh, this dude said that first or this religion had that first.
00:04:39.160 And the implication by just saying that is that the older you go, the more correct or the more accurate it is, right?
00:04:45.620 So really, you could be like, oh, if you're Nephilim giants, I guess you were here first.
00:04:49.800 You're like the OG, OG native whatever-kens that you're on, right?
00:04:54.640 Like, they would be the OG Native Americans, the OG whoever was in the sacred land, right?
00:04:59.500 They could be like, technically, we were here first.
00:05:01.900 You know what I mean?
00:05:02.420 It's, again, I don't want to go too, like, political, but it is, like, the Jewish people, like, they've got all this power.
00:05:10.600 And after this, like, when the Nephilim are here, they will still get the pity.
00:05:16.340 Like, they'll be like, oh, like the Indians, they were here before us.
00:05:19.020 And they're like giants.
00:05:20.340 They're eating our children.
00:05:21.900 And we're still going to be like.
00:05:23.540 Yeah, six fingers are going to be like, oh, yeah.
00:05:25.100 But, you know, they had a really tough, really tough time in the interdimensional world.
00:05:29.520 It's like the Nephilim calling everybody else becomes colonizers, whereas, like, right now it's, like, white people are colonizers.
00:05:37.020 Everybody else gets to become white people to the Nephilim.
00:05:40.000 Everybody else is colonizers.
00:05:41.380 They're the original people.
00:05:42.540 And then they get to call the shots.
00:05:43.880 And, yeah, anything that we say against them is, I guess, racism, right?
00:05:47.700 I'm pretty sure that's racism.
00:05:49.200 That's some kind of it.
00:05:50.040 We're talking bloodlines, right?
00:05:51.320 You can't say the N-word.
00:05:52.700 You can't help the conditions of one's birth.
00:05:54.640 You can't say the N-word.
00:05:55.940 And just, I mean, just to throw it out there, too, the Nephilim were the first to invent anchor babies because technically that was their loophole of being able to sort of enjoy or have lineage that enjoys the fruits of the earth because they were jealous, right?
00:06:10.840 They were jealous of mankind.
00:06:12.640 So they were like, I'm going to make sure my kids have a better life than I do.
00:06:15.940 I'm going to go bang one of these pogs down on the ground.
00:06:18.360 And then that turns into, like, like this loophole.
00:06:22.080 So now you've got this Nephilim portal baby, showed out Joel Thomas, but the Nephilim portal baby is an interdimensional anchor baby.
00:06:30.740 Yeah.
00:06:31.020 I mean, the Nephilim are just like the, again, I don't want to, how racist can I go?
00:06:36.440 This is my show.
00:06:37.060 Fuck it.
00:06:37.580 They're the worst races.
00:06:38.820 I mean, we went from, they're like basically probably Jewish.
00:06:41.820 And then we just compared them to black people.
00:06:43.640 And now we're saying Mexicans.
00:06:44.740 I'm like, yo, dude, we got to build some kind of interdimensional wall.
00:06:47.760 We got to build it real tall.
00:06:49.040 We got to build walls to block these portals, man.
00:06:53.080 Oh my God.
00:06:54.440 You know, we're, we're coming off of something that's really interesting.
00:06:58.200 And I think we have a chance of getting this guy on, although he, he is potentially facing some legal issues.
00:07:05.700 But there's a gentleman named Kyle.
00:07:07.880 Tom, I don't know if you saw this yet, where the guy does a, a undercover infiltration of the Freemasons.
00:07:14.480 And he gets just an initiation level ceremony recorded.
00:07:19.660 And it's, it's very disturbing, right?
00:07:22.100 Yeah, I've seen it, yeah.
00:07:23.920 Right.
00:07:24.260 And so I've reached out to the guy and he said that he'd love to come on.
00:07:27.920 He's going to let me know later on in the week.
00:07:29.340 Right now, he's, he may be in some legal issues.
00:07:31.460 We don't know what's going on.
00:07:32.840 And so I said, keep the details to yourself.
00:07:35.320 But, uh.
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00:08:01.720 Is it illegal?
00:08:04.560 It's illegal to record like a super secret occult ceremony?
00:08:08.320 I don't know.
00:08:09.000 I guess.
00:08:09.860 I don't.
00:08:10.260 I mean, it would be like a civil matter.
00:08:12.400 It wouldn't, it wouldn't necessarily be like a criminal matter if there was any sort of,
00:08:16.540 but who knows?
00:08:17.280 I mean, sometimes when you're in one of those lodge rooms, right,
00:08:20.500 you might have like the treasure of the, the, you know, the government or whatever in there.
00:08:26.000 You might have like the comp controller.
00:08:28.000 So if you got a comp controller and you got some like, you know,
00:08:30.920 they can play some games where it's like, well, technically it was in a private setting
00:08:35.200 and you recorded a high ranking government officials.
00:08:37.880 So now it's not this thing.
00:08:39.280 Now it's this thing.
00:08:40.640 And you know, pucker up.
00:08:42.300 What's super gay about these meetings is that I, like,
00:08:44.640 I would figure that they'd have them in a fucking castle or something,
00:08:47.400 but they're having them at like the Knights of Columbus.
00:08:49.840 Like, you gotta be kidding me, guys.
00:08:51.600 Step up your...
00:08:52.280 Imagine getting whipped by a bunch of dudes with no shirt on in the Knights of Columbus.
00:08:55.340 That is, that is, I would get,
00:08:56.680 I might consider getting whipped by a bunch of dudes with no shirt on in a castle.
00:08:59.860 I'd be like, this feels a lot more high level,
00:09:02.520 but just going into like an Elk's Lodge and getting whipped by a bunch of old dudes.
00:09:06.620 If you got, if you got white sheet rock on the wall behind you,
00:09:09.960 you're not going to be able to do an occult ceremony.
00:09:12.500 I feel like that should be a rule.
00:09:13.920 You've got to at least paint it, paint it like a red or something like that.
00:09:17.280 These people are, they're wild.
00:09:18.940 Or it's gotta be in the forest.
00:09:19.620 It's gotta be in the forest.
00:09:20.620 The spirit of the Nephilim aren't going to leverage,
00:09:24.460 you know, the fabric of society in your favor.
00:09:26.780 If you're in an Elk's Lodge, it's not happening, dude.
00:09:29.640 But I guess that doesn't stop them because they got this dude.
00:09:32.720 It's an initiation level ceremony.
00:09:34.320 Homeboy's got his shirt on.
00:09:35.500 And I do believe he's getting lightly flogged.
00:09:38.280 I could be mistaken.
00:09:39.240 I've only caught glimpses of it.
00:09:40.920 Glimpses rather of it.
00:09:42.300 And, um, and whenever I see things like this,
00:09:44.920 I can't help but think of guys like you or like Juan Ayala,
00:09:47.900 who have a lot of fun.
00:09:49.980 Shout out to Juan, uh, who have a lot of really fun information
00:09:53.200 when it comes to all this sort of, uh, occult rituals
00:09:56.900 and these, and these various secret societies.
00:09:59.340 And I'm going to see if I can pull it up here,
00:10:01.020 but there is a really awesome video.
00:10:04.080 Uh, and, and I believe you're all, uh,
00:10:06.420 both of you guys are familiar with this video.
00:10:08.840 Um, but the audience might not be,
00:10:10.980 and it's of a gentleman, uh, a black, uh,
00:10:14.440 I think he's a, a priest or, uh, uh, what would you call,
00:10:17.860 what's another word for, uh, for a reverend or something,
00:10:20.280 a reverend.
00:10:21.540 Yeah.
00:10:21.820 And he is, uh, making accusations about the Bush family
00:10:26.120 and their, uh, links to secret societies,
00:10:29.480 i.e.
00:10:30.500 Said that both George W. Bush crossbones rather,
00:10:33.700 sorry guys, skull and crossbones of Yale
00:10:36.020 or skull and bones of Yale.
00:10:37.880 And, um, and he goes into quite a bit of detail
00:10:41.120 as to his speculation, um, on what happens,
00:10:44.520 how you become initiated.
00:10:45.600 And I want to play this for you, Tom.
00:10:47.200 Um, and then I want you to tell me.
00:10:49.480 I already know about this.
00:10:50.980 This guy is the best, by the way.
00:10:52.560 I love this dude.
00:10:53.600 I wait, there's, there's a, there's a lot of videos about him.
00:10:55.960 I've seen a few.
00:10:56.820 Isn't this Obama's preacher?
00:10:58.980 Is this Obama's preacher?
00:11:00.220 I don't know.
00:11:00.380 Looks like, I don't think it is,
00:11:01.400 but it looks like.
00:11:02.560 Well, let's pull this back and top.
00:11:04.100 Are you ready?
00:11:04.840 I'm ready.
00:11:06.000 All right, let's go.
00:11:08.440 Said that both George W. Bush and his father
00:11:11.380 had anal sex with a hundred men.
00:11:13.920 How do you know that?
00:11:14.980 Because they are part of the well-known fraternal group
00:11:19.040 out of Yale University known as Skull and Bones.
00:11:22.940 And it's public knowledge that the Skull and Bones organization,
00:11:27.760 in order to be initiated,
00:11:29.260 first of all,
00:11:34.640 then a part of the process,
00:11:36.180 you had to stand in a circular,
00:11:37.420 if you will,
00:11:38.240 masturbation squad
00:11:39.720 to be a part of Skull and Bones.
00:11:41.760 And then you also had to be penetrated
00:11:43.680 by the elder persons in Skull and Bones.
00:11:47.460 Wait, did he say,
00:11:48.580 did he say masturbation squad?
00:11:50.220 That's the new show, bro.
00:11:51.960 That's, I was saying like,
00:11:52.900 all right, we got to rebrand.
00:11:54.020 We'll talk,
00:11:54.480 we'll talk after the show, David.
00:11:55.700 That could definitely be a sub show.
00:11:57.080 I'm not mad at masturbation squad.
00:11:58.400 Now, so far,
00:12:00.500 because these are bold claims
00:12:01.940 from whoever this gentleman is.
00:12:03.560 I wish I had his name
00:12:04.320 because I greatly respect him.
00:12:06.040 But these are bold claims.
00:12:07.880 A masturbation squad
00:12:09.220 to be laid in a casket
00:12:11.660 and urinated on
00:12:13.280 and masturbated on.
00:12:15.500 And I do believe he just said
00:12:17.020 penetrated
00:12:17.680 by the elder
00:12:19.400 members of
00:12:21.160 Skull and Bones at Yale.
00:12:22.580 Now, does that sound reasonable to you, Tom?
00:12:26.780 Not as a regular man.
00:12:28.780 This doesn't sound reasonable whatsoever.
00:12:30.760 But is this line up
00:12:32.760 with what you have come to understand
00:12:35.160 about these secret societies?
00:12:36.800 I mean, this is the elite of the elites.
00:12:38.780 So you don't want to just let anyone in.
00:12:40.420 You want to make sure
00:12:41.180 that whoever's coming in
00:12:42.200 can take at least 100 fat hogs
00:12:44.240 of old dudes.
00:12:45.500 Because if you got anything less than that,
00:12:47.560 what do you really...
00:12:48.320 No, so I mean,
00:12:49.020 what he's describing
00:12:50.100 is a hyperbole
00:12:52.040 of something that's already
00:12:53.280 a bit of a hyperbole, I think.
00:12:55.120 But...
00:12:55.440 So there's something called
00:12:56.680 the obscene right.
00:12:57.800 And the obscene right
00:12:58.580 has been described
00:12:59.500 as a whole bunch of different things.
00:13:00.960 The craziest version,
00:13:02.740 maybe not as much as, like,
00:13:03.920 Bush getting banged by,
00:13:05.220 you know, Papa Bush.
00:13:06.140 But, like, one level
00:13:07.580 separated from that level
00:13:09.060 of craziness
00:13:09.780 is that they eat
00:13:11.220 a live pineal gland
00:13:12.840 right there inside the tomb.
00:13:15.100 That's the most extreme.
00:13:16.580 And then the least extreme...
00:13:18.100 Alive?
00:13:18.240 Yeah, like...
00:13:18.880 Someone's head.
00:13:19.400 Or a fresh, yeah.
00:13:20.620 Fresh pineal gland.
00:13:21.920 This one doesn't have
00:13:22.960 as much credibility either.
00:13:24.280 If you look into it,
00:13:24.980 the source usually ends up
00:13:26.920 being this guy named
00:13:27.820 Trust Me Bro.
00:13:28.800 And I haven't found
00:13:29.740 any of his other work.
00:13:31.120 It's all over the place.
00:13:32.420 So here's a quote
00:13:33.440 from the obscene right
00:13:35.280 on a random internet.
00:13:36.840 But, like,
00:13:37.220 I dug into this one
00:13:38.640 because this one
00:13:39.140 sounded so damn interesting.
00:13:40.820 And the full quote
00:13:41.840 is that the obscene right
00:13:43.640 takes place in a red room.
00:13:45.960 And the red room
00:13:46.960 is where they are torturing...
00:13:48.400 What can I say on here?
00:13:50.140 We can say anything we want, right?
00:13:51.180 Whatever you want.
00:13:52.440 Torturing people for blood...
00:13:54.140 For a blood high is real,
00:13:55.960 but the high comes from
00:13:57.480 the other drugs
00:13:58.340 that people partaking
00:13:59.880 that are on.
00:14:00.920 Notably cocaine.
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00:14:29.240 We'll go full schizo-Satan worshiper
00:14:33.620 because of the chrome
00:14:34.800 while also being high
00:14:36.040 as fucking balls
00:14:36.740 on the other crazy shit.
00:14:38.300 That's the closest
00:14:39.620 direct reference
00:14:40.780 to someone
00:14:41.900 describing what's going on
00:14:43.740 in one of these obscene rights.
00:14:45.400 Now, I don't...
00:14:46.300 Go ahead.
00:14:47.500 So, adrenochrome.
00:14:49.080 We joke about it a lot,
00:14:50.400 but you seem like
00:14:50.940 the kind of guy
00:14:51.420 who would know.
00:14:52.640 What does it actually do?
00:14:53.720 Does it make them
00:14:54.460 go schizophrenic?
00:14:55.740 Like, what does adrenochrome do?
00:14:56.780 A hundred percent.
00:14:57.640 So, they found
00:14:59.040 adrenochrome.
00:15:00.280 I'll try to keep this one
00:15:01.260 a little bit short
00:15:01.940 because it's like a long...
00:15:02.700 It's like my favorite topic.
00:15:03.440 Yeah, let's find a...
00:15:04.000 I don't know how many times
00:15:04.840 we can say...
00:15:06.200 I don't know if we'll get
00:15:07.280 tagged for the word,
00:15:08.260 but let's just call it chrome.
00:15:09.020 Oh, yeah, no, you will.
00:15:09.460 Let's call it chrome.
00:15:10.720 Well, I call it thrill oxide.
00:15:12.280 So, so...
00:15:13.040 I like that.
00:15:13.600 That's cool.
00:15:14.320 So, the thrill oxide,
00:15:16.220 originally what happened...
00:15:17.740 I'm going to, like,
00:15:18.300 simplify all this stuff,
00:15:19.380 but I've got a documentary
00:15:20.420 on YouTube.
00:15:21.160 It's called Thrill Oxide
00:15:22.340 that you can search
00:15:23.760 and find some of this.
00:15:24.360 Oh, definitely check that out.
00:15:25.500 So, so...
00:15:26.140 Is it really called that
00:15:27.000 or is it called
00:15:27.640 what we're not saying?
00:15:28.440 No, it is.
00:15:28.920 So, on Rumble,
00:15:29.760 it's called The Real Word
00:15:30.820 that starts with a A
00:15:31.720 and on YouTube,
00:15:32.240 it's called Thrill Oxide
00:15:33.340 because I got a strike
00:15:34.280 for just saying it
00:15:36.160 too many times.
00:15:37.160 For telling their secrets.
00:15:38.280 Said it like 100 times
00:15:39.280 in 20 minutes.
00:15:39.960 Apparently, that's pushing
00:15:40.720 the limit for a...
00:15:42.200 So, so where they found it
00:15:44.040 originally is imagine
00:15:44.980 you've got these rich people
00:15:45.980 that have been in power.
00:15:46.860 They've got all the resources
00:15:47.960 and money at their disposal
00:15:49.180 and everyone knows
00:15:50.380 that as you get old,
00:15:51.440 you die.
00:15:51.980 That's kind of like a given
00:15:52.860 you can't escape from.
00:15:53.900 But one thing
00:15:54.360 they were noticing
00:15:55.020 is like,
00:15:56.260 damn, you know,
00:15:56.760 my progeny,
00:15:57.580 this guy that I'm about
00:15:58.440 to leave all of my assets
00:16:00.180 and resources to,
00:16:01.740 he's acting crazy.
00:16:02.680 Like, he might actually
00:16:04.140 be crazy.
00:16:05.220 And they also noticed
00:16:06.180 that once people...
00:16:07.340 And what they were describing
00:16:08.300 is early onset dementia.
00:16:10.500 And usually,
00:16:11.600 if it happens
00:16:12.160 in the older people,
00:16:13.240 still, it's like,
00:16:14.060 okay, yeah,
00:16:15.020 grandma got a certain age
00:16:17.000 and they start kind of sunsetting
00:16:18.660 and that sort of
00:16:19.740 took its natural course.
00:16:21.000 But when what happened
00:16:21.880 to your progeny,
00:16:23.000 now it's a problem
00:16:23.920 because now you don't
00:16:24.740 got anyone
00:16:25.340 to leave everything to.
00:16:26.980 And it was such
00:16:28.220 a stark difference.
00:16:29.500 It was like,
00:16:30.080 they were normal yesterday.
00:16:31.200 What's going on?
00:16:32.040 Why are they starting
00:16:33.080 to go crazy
00:16:33.640 and talk to themselves
00:16:34.540 and like hear voices
00:16:35.540 and stuff?
00:16:36.620 So that was where
00:16:37.720 it originated,
00:16:38.720 where the rich people
00:16:39.520 that had the money
00:16:40.220 and had the control
00:16:41.500 of the science
00:16:42.160 and the schools,
00:16:42.760 they were like,
00:16:43.220 okay, focus on this
00:16:44.560 because this is one thing
00:16:46.220 that we can't do anything about
00:16:47.560 and it feels like
00:16:48.460 we should be able
00:16:49.240 to fix that.
00:16:49.900 So with all our money
00:16:50.780 and power and resource,
00:16:52.020 find out what's going on.
00:16:53.400 So one of the things
00:16:54.000 they did is they did
00:16:54.880 extensive tests
00:16:56.220 on dementia patients
00:16:57.340 and schizophrenia patients.
00:16:59.460 And just through
00:17:00.060 a long, boring course
00:17:01.580 of research,
00:17:02.560 they discovered
00:17:03.460 that schizophrenics
00:17:04.800 consistently had
00:17:06.200 four to ten times
00:17:07.320 the amount of
00:17:08.420 thrill oxide
00:17:09.180 in their bloodstream
00:17:10.660 versus anybody else.
00:17:12.440 It was consistent enough
00:17:13.760 that you could say
00:17:14.380 if you just randomly
00:17:15.440 sample a room
00:17:16.400 and took the people
00:17:17.500 that had higher levels
00:17:18.600 of thrill oxide
00:17:19.220 in their blood,
00:17:19.900 they would be
00:17:20.820 closer to the end
00:17:22.480 of being schizophrenic
00:17:23.720 than people
00:17:24.420 that had lower ends.
00:17:26.020 So that's like
00:17:27.060 the overall
00:17:28.020 scientific official version.
00:17:29.780 This is between
00:17:30.200 the 1930s
00:17:31.380 and the 1950s
00:17:32.280 in America specifically.
00:17:33.560 Okay, conspiracy theory time.
00:17:36.100 The United States government
00:17:37.080 is making us all crazy
00:17:39.640 with the internet.
00:17:41.060 Well, the world government
00:17:42.000 with the internet
00:17:43.060 in order to harvest
00:17:44.340 our adrenochrome.
00:17:45.600 How easy would that be?
00:17:46.640 You just scoop up
00:17:47.580 anyone on the street
00:17:48.480 and drain their blood
00:17:49.660 like they got it.
00:17:50.240 And we're all just
00:17:50.440 redlining all the time.
00:17:51.860 We're all worried
00:17:52.340 about Israel and Palestine
00:17:53.740 and we're worried
00:17:54.860 about the economy
00:17:55.520 and we're worried
00:17:56.060 about who's racist
00:17:57.380 and who's homophobic
00:17:58.180 and all this crap
00:17:59.080 and the debt
00:18:00.040 and da-da-da-da-da-da-da
00:18:01.000 and we're redlining
00:18:01.960 all the time
00:18:02.500 and so at any moment
00:18:03.200 you could just scoop
00:18:03.840 one of our bodies up
00:18:04.700 and just suck
00:18:05.400 on our foreheads.
00:18:06.480 They have to run
00:18:07.040 a whole pedophile ring
00:18:08.040 to do this in Hawaii now
00:18:09.560 where if you could just
00:18:11.080 get the whole population.
00:18:12.520 I don't know.
00:18:13.120 I'm just throwing it out there.
00:18:14.180 We'll see.
00:18:14.580 I like it, dude.
00:18:15.300 I like it.
00:18:16.040 Well, wouldn't it make sense
00:18:17.380 to like, all right,
00:18:18.280 the reason that
00:18:19.580 schizophrenics are producing
00:18:20.980 more of this thrill oxide,
00:18:22.560 right,
00:18:23.200 is because they are
00:18:25.340 going through it
00:18:26.520 all the damn time.
00:18:27.640 Like everything for them
00:18:28.580 is dialed up to 10.
00:18:29.720 They're going through
00:18:30.420 a horrifying experience
00:18:32.600 far more often
00:18:33.840 than the average person
00:18:34.960 and so just by proxy
00:18:36.220 of that experience,
00:18:37.380 I would expect
00:18:38.400 their adrenaline levels
00:18:39.260 to be spiking constantly.
00:18:41.640 Would you get
00:18:42.100 what like a feedback loop
00:18:43.240 is in terms of like audio,
00:18:45.060 right?
00:18:45.380 It's like when you say something
00:18:47.100 and a microphone picks up
00:18:48.360 the thing that you said
00:18:49.260 but then it comes
00:18:49.820 through the speakers
00:18:50.540 and the microphone
00:18:51.180 picks that up too
00:18:52.200 and it forms
00:18:53.120 this infinite loop
00:18:54.120 where just until you turn
00:18:56.180 the volume down somewhere
00:18:57.400 or unplug the mic,
00:18:58.400 it gets so bad
00:18:59.460 that your speakers
00:19:00.080 will blow, right?
00:19:00.780 Like it'll just keep
00:19:01.720 getting worse
00:19:02.220 until you fix it.
00:19:03.460 So there's some aspect
00:19:05.180 of that.
00:19:05.760 Like if you guys
00:19:06.600 are familiar with
00:19:07.600 like uptake inhibitors
00:19:10.060 like MAOIs or SSRIs,
00:19:12.580 what these things do
00:19:13.720 is they,
00:19:14.520 I'm oversimplifying this
00:19:15.600 is they kind of form
00:19:16.400 this intentional feedback loop
00:19:17.920 where normally your body
00:19:19.260 produces something,
00:19:20.860 like let's say
00:19:21.280 it's a dopamine
00:19:22.900 or serotonin,
00:19:23.820 SSRI would be serotonin.
00:19:25.000 Your body creates
00:19:26.220 a certain amount
00:19:26.680 of serotonin,
00:19:27.760 it gets released
00:19:28.680 and then whatever
00:19:29.600 doesn't get used
00:19:30.680 is supposed to kind of
00:19:31.680 like get sucked back up
00:19:32.900 into your little,
00:19:33.860 you know,
00:19:34.520 dopamine or serotonin nozzles
00:19:36.740 and it like saves it
00:19:37.960 for the next time
00:19:38.620 that you need it.
00:19:39.380 So it doesn't actually
00:19:40.360 use everything
00:19:41.180 and all the other stuff
00:19:42.680 that doesn't get sucked back
00:19:43.740 in to use for the next time,
00:19:45.220 highly technical terms,
00:19:46.300 by the way,
00:19:46.960 that stuff,
00:19:47.900 it just degrades
00:19:49.180 and it dissolves
00:19:50.080 and you don't,
00:19:50.720 you don't really like absorb it.
00:19:52.000 That's,
00:19:52.420 it's a normal process,
00:19:53.540 right?
00:19:54.080 So an SSRI means
00:19:55.940 that that's that point
00:19:57.240 when it like normally
00:19:58.280 gets sucked back up
00:19:59.220 and stored for later,
00:20:00.280 like instead of putting it
00:20:01.220 back in the garage,
00:20:02.080 it's like,
00:20:02.960 hey,
00:20:03.440 we got all this stuff out.
00:20:04.560 Let's just use it all.
00:20:05.520 You know what I mean?
00:20:06.000 Or like,
00:20:06.540 don't put it back in the garage.
00:20:07.800 Keep going out there.
00:20:08.740 So what happens is
00:20:09.720 now you've got more serotonin
00:20:11.320 in your system
00:20:12.600 just in general
00:20:13.600 than you normally would have
00:20:14.900 and it's not that like
00:20:16.200 you're creating the serotonin.
00:20:17.940 It's just that the normal serotonin
00:20:19.780 that would normally be
00:20:20.740 reabsorbed and stored,
00:20:22.260 you're just using it all constantly.
00:20:24.040 It's partying.
00:20:24.540 So it's just like a nonstop party.
00:20:27.160 And so if you imagine
00:20:28.060 that's kind of what schizophrenia is
00:20:30.020 in a way,
00:20:30.780 it's that an adrenochrome
00:20:32.420 doesn't make you crazy,
00:20:33.340 but it creates this feedback loop.
00:20:35.700 So first you get into
00:20:37.040 a fight or flight response.
00:20:38.560 Your body generates adrenaline
00:20:39.880 and you just get into
00:20:41.540 that typical,
00:20:42.200 you know,
00:20:42.680 adrenaline state.
00:20:43.400 Everyone's been in
00:20:44.020 some sort of a state
00:20:45.380 when they're like
00:20:45.800 pumped full of adrenaline.
00:20:47.460 And then as your body
00:20:48.760 has to like purge that out,
00:20:50.580 it's like,
00:20:50.840 okay,
00:20:51.020 the threat's over.
00:20:52.100 We're good.
00:20:52.820 I can't keep being
00:20:53.820 in this state forever.
00:20:54.760 I'll have a heart attack,
00:20:55.640 right?
00:20:56.140 And what a heart attack is
00:20:57.740 in that case,
00:20:58.460 it's that your body
00:20:59.400 has so much adrenaline in it
00:21:00.760 that your heart
00:21:01.720 like doesn't know what to do
00:21:02.640 and it's almost like toxic
00:21:03.660 and it just stops your heart.
00:21:05.320 You have a heart attack,
00:21:05.900 you die.
00:21:06.580 But what you can do
00:21:07.520 is that as it degrades,
00:21:08.640 if your body processes
00:21:09.920 all that extra adrenaline
00:21:11.080 and doesn't reuptake it,
00:21:13.080 which is what cocaine does
00:21:14.140 is basically an inhibitor
00:21:15.720 that keeps adrenaline
00:21:16.560 in your system.
00:21:17.980 That's how cocaine works.
00:21:19.320 But so as you do this,
00:21:21.280 your body naturally
00:21:22.120 degrades adrenaline
00:21:23.480 and it turns it into
00:21:24.720 a thrill oxide
00:21:25.900 and then the thrill oxide
00:21:27.900 continues to degrade
00:21:29.240 and that turns into melatonin
00:21:30.400 and that turns into
00:21:31.100 pigments and stuff.
00:21:33.060 But what would happen
00:21:33.800 is that if it doesn't degrade
00:21:35.860 or if you're producing
00:21:37.300 way more adrenaline
00:21:38.200 than a normal person,
00:21:39.060 let's say that you produce
00:21:40.300 five times as much adrenaline
00:21:41.700 when you get into these
00:21:42.760 like fight or flight responses,
00:21:44.380 you're going to be jacked up
00:21:45.880 for a lot longer
00:21:46.600 and you're going to have
00:21:47.120 way more to process.
00:21:48.100 So either A,
00:21:48.900 you're going to die from it
00:21:49.920 and have a heart attack
00:21:50.800 or chances are
00:21:52.360 you having a heart attack
00:21:53.780 from a spike of adrenaline
00:21:54.900 got weeded through
00:21:55.740 your, you know,
00:21:57.040 genealogy like hundreds
00:21:59.460 and hundreds of years ago
00:22:00.720 generously.
00:22:02.140 So now what you've got
00:22:03.120 is someone that can process
00:22:04.320 five times as much adrenaline
00:22:05.720 as anyone else,
00:22:06.620 which means they've got
00:22:08.160 five times as much
00:22:09.200 thrill oxide
00:22:10.520 in their blood system
00:22:12.280 as anyone else.
00:22:13.300 So that kind of leads
00:22:14.520 to anyone that produces
00:22:16.520 more adrenaline
00:22:17.720 than they need to
00:22:18.840 on a constant basis
00:22:20.340 24-7,
00:22:21.380 then they'll have
00:22:22.360 a higher level
00:22:23.080 of thrill oxide
00:22:23.880 and therefore
00:22:24.920 they're probably schizophrenic.
00:22:26.800 Whether or not
00:22:27.540 they show all those signs,
00:22:28.840 they've got like the biology
00:22:30.500 to show that they'd be schizophrenic.
00:22:33.220 So long story short,
00:22:34.280 like you don't need
00:22:34.940 to harvest this.
00:22:35.840 If anything,
00:22:36.220 they might be trying
00:22:37.000 to identify people
00:22:38.080 that they're in competition with
00:22:39.760 and take them out
00:22:40.600 because there's also
00:22:41.520 a lot of benefits
00:22:43.280 to being like that.
00:22:44.920 Blackmail them
00:22:45.480 before they become an issue.
00:22:47.680 Or that or just
00:22:48.500 their competition
00:22:49.500 in that it's...
00:22:51.120 Hit them with the heart attack.
00:22:51.880 This is real subjective, right?
00:22:53.300 But that people
00:22:54.460 that tend to be closer
00:22:55.900 to schizophrenic,
00:22:57.860 they're usually
00:22:58.420 like more introverted,
00:22:59.580 they're more creative,
00:23:00.840 they're like the artists,
00:23:01.780 the poets,
00:23:02.600 like all of the people
00:23:04.080 that like, you know,
00:23:04.680 off themselves
00:23:05.200 and like have
00:23:05.940 more of those kind of issues,
00:23:07.740 they're less likely
00:23:08.540 to be like entrepreneurs
00:23:10.420 or like mathematicians
00:23:12.080 and like, I mean,
00:23:13.080 this is broad strokes here, right?
00:23:14.780 You don't put everyone into,
00:23:15.700 but that's one of the issues.
00:23:17.320 But then the other one,
00:23:18.280 this is based on research
00:23:19.260 by Dr. Abram Hoffer
00:23:20.460 and John Smithies.
00:23:22.160 They were the ones
00:23:22.680 that did all this research
00:23:24.080 in the 50s.
00:23:24.940 But he also proposes
00:23:26.380 that people that survive
00:23:28.120 these huge global pandemics
00:23:29.860 like the Black Plague
00:23:30.840 and, you know,
00:23:31.340 dot, dot, dot,
00:23:31.880 fill in the others,
00:23:33.060 but that they actually
00:23:35.300 have higher levels
00:23:36.680 of Thrill Oxide
00:23:38.160 or being closer
00:23:39.120 on that schizophrenic side
00:23:40.660 of the spectrum
00:23:41.320 and they will actually
00:23:42.940 survive these huge pandemics
00:23:44.760 for the same reason
00:23:45.920 that their body
00:23:46.400 can process adrenaline faster
00:23:47.960 is the same reason
00:23:49.220 they can kind of
00:23:49.820 just survive in general faster.
00:23:51.400 So that means that
00:23:52.120 if you've got this propensity
00:23:53.720 to be a schizophrenic
00:23:54.820 or have dementia or whatever,
00:23:56.180 if you don't actually
00:23:57.240 get the schizophrenia
00:23:58.320 or dementia,
00:23:59.000 like it's a recessive
00:23:59.880 or you're somehow
00:24:00.820 able to avoid it,
00:24:02.220 you are...
00:24:02.400 It's like a coin flip
00:24:03.280 on a superpower?
00:24:04.540 Well, you're kind of...
00:24:05.300 Yeah, dude,
00:24:05.620 you're sort of like...
00:24:06.820 Yeah, you've got like
00:24:07.300 the star, right?
00:24:08.420 You've got the...
00:24:09.000 Yeah, you're either retarded
00:24:10.000 or you're fucking...
00:24:11.100 You're not gonna...
00:24:12.140 Yeah, you're either
00:24:12.800 gonna be insane
00:24:13.500 or...
00:24:14.320 And this, again,
00:24:15.120 over-civilication.
00:24:16.000 Imagine it's like a muscle, right?
00:24:17.400 If being crazy is a muscle,
00:24:19.280 like you want to keep
00:24:20.180 breaking those fibers
00:24:21.400 and keep getting yourself
00:24:22.540 closer and closer
00:24:23.400 to the edge of sanity
00:24:24.360 and then being like,
00:24:25.200 all right, let's take a break
00:24:26.540 and then next time
00:24:27.520 we'll get crazier.
00:24:28.380 So to tie this back in,
00:24:30.100 like I don't think
00:24:31.080 that they would need
00:24:31.940 to harvest Thrill Oxide
00:24:33.520 from a person,
00:24:34.600 although the process
00:24:35.820 of doing it
00:24:36.580 to a live person
00:24:37.460 and going through
00:24:38.120 that crazy ritual
00:24:39.520 and everything
00:24:39.920 that it would entail
00:24:40.640 would push you
00:24:41.780 to the brink of insanity
00:24:43.160 and it would do it
00:24:44.540 in a way
00:24:44.880 that you wouldn't have
00:24:45.520 to be like
00:24:46.120 chemically altering
00:24:47.240 your body
00:24:47.680 in like irrevocable ways.
00:24:49.300 You could do it
00:24:49.900 just in like a context
00:24:50.820 and at the end,
00:24:51.900 if you also get
00:24:52.520 a little dose
00:24:53.400 of what we were talking
00:24:53.920 about in that obscene right
00:24:55.600 where the high
00:24:57.160 is less from
00:24:58.200 eating the pineal gland
00:24:59.780 or drinking
00:25:00.380 the Thrill Oxide,
00:25:01.940 it's more from
00:25:02.600 like the experience
00:25:03.520 and the fact
00:25:03.960 that everyone's already
00:25:04.640 on drugs anyways
00:25:05.560 but that just adds to it.
00:25:07.140 So like what they're doing
00:25:08.440 is they're trying
00:25:09.120 to get as crazy
00:25:10.320 as they can
00:25:11.080 and then bring
00:25:11.860 themselves back
00:25:12.640 because that is like
00:25:13.840 building this muscle
00:25:14.680 that you can pass down.
00:25:16.260 So by identifying
00:25:17.480 other crazy people
00:25:18.700 and taking them out,
00:25:20.360 now there's less people
00:25:21.540 that are going to survive
00:25:22.340 the next big wave
00:25:23.420 because they're sort of like
00:25:25.360 institutionalizing
00:25:26.960 or they're just
00:25:27.580 straight up
00:25:28.180 putting them in jail
00:25:30.140 or whatever
00:25:30.600 but they're getting rid
00:25:31.260 of the people
00:25:32.040 that are getting crazy
00:25:33.260 like that.
00:25:33.820 Hey man,
00:25:34.160 have you looked into
00:25:35.000 again,
00:25:35.960 I mean every episode,
00:25:36.940 Jerry Marzinski
00:25:37.600 and his link,
00:25:39.500 he thinks that
00:25:40.020 schizophrenia is like
00:25:41.120 literally demons
00:25:42.080 talking to people.
00:25:42.920 It's like outside voices
00:25:44.660 coming from
00:25:45.660 you being in an antenna
00:25:47.340 picking up outside voices
00:25:48.700 and these outside voices
00:25:50.220 are more likely to
00:25:51.340 talk to people
00:25:52.740 with schizophrenia
00:25:53.300 but now you're saying
00:25:54.580 it's like
00:25:54.940 it's a chemical thing
00:25:55.980 like if they have this
00:25:57.460 what do you call it?
00:25:58.820 Thrill oxide,
00:25:59.780 higher levels of thrill oxide
00:26:00.940 you're more likely
00:26:01.620 to have a schizophrenic mind
00:26:03.520 which is like
00:26:04.500 why would we want
00:26:06.420 this thing so much
00:26:07.340 unless we're channeling
00:26:08.540 some kind of demons
00:26:09.380 or entities beyond
00:26:10.960 that want us
00:26:12.140 to open up this gateway
00:26:13.660 at least in our mind
00:26:14.620 to them.
00:26:15.820 Are you familiar with Jerry?
00:26:16.920 Because Jerry was
00:26:17.440 a clinical psychologist
00:26:18.680 for 30 years
00:26:19.600 working in a schizophrenia war.
00:26:21.140 I'd love for him
00:26:21.800 I'd love for him
00:26:22.340 to sit in on that interview
00:26:23.820 because I feel like
00:26:25.220 it would be awesome.
00:26:26.440 I would love to man
00:26:27.200 that sounds awesome
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00:26:56.480 his name
00:26:58.680 or his work
00:26:59.300 I would love to get
00:27:00.140 a more kind of
00:27:01.000 clinical version
00:27:02.480 especially from
00:27:03.240 someone on the inside
00:27:04.100 part of the reason
00:27:05.500 that he suspects
00:27:06.320 what he does
00:27:06.820 is because these
00:27:07.580 these voices
00:27:08.800 often will lead them
00:27:10.760 to things that end up
00:27:11.740 being true
00:27:12.180 for example
00:27:12.700 it'll be like
00:27:13.380 hey go into this field
00:27:14.440 go into this field
00:27:15.200 and look for a plank of wood
00:27:16.880 and when you lift
00:27:17.280 the plank of wood up
00:27:17.920 there's gonna be money
00:27:18.600 under there
00:27:18.880 there's gonna be drugs
00:27:19.580 under there
00:27:19.900 and it'll be like
00:27:20.580 you know
00:27:21.180 somebody's stash spot
00:27:22.580 for a drug transfer
00:27:23.580 or you know
00:27:24.920 go into this person's house
00:27:25.980 go into the bathroom
00:27:26.920 lift up the back
00:27:27.880 of the toilet
00:27:28.280 there's gonna be cash
00:27:29.000 in there
00:27:29.280 and it would be
00:27:30.380 a sort of a reliable
00:27:31.440 source of information
00:27:32.480 that you know
00:27:34.340 you wouldn't be able
00:27:35.140 to explain that away
00:27:36.980 so easily
00:27:37.520 but it's funny
00:27:38.540 because I was just
00:27:39.920 with Top over the weekend
00:27:41.220 and I have an aunt
00:27:42.680 who's schizophrenic
00:27:43.720 and when I was younger
00:27:46.320 I heard a voice once
00:27:47.420 and for a long time
00:27:48.280 I was really worried
00:27:48.940 that I was gonna
00:27:49.340 become schizophrenic
00:27:50.120 once I was old enough
00:27:50.780 to put into context
00:27:51.520 I was like
00:27:51.920 oh shit dude
00:27:52.640 that's not dope
00:27:53.300 and once I passed that age
00:27:55.320 because there's sort of
00:27:55.840 a magic age right
00:27:56.620 it's like 26 to 30
00:27:58.680 or something
00:27:59.180 if you can get over that
00:28:00.020 that's the early onset
00:28:00.980 dementia that we were
00:28:01.740 talking about before
00:28:02.580 exactly
00:28:03.740 and so once I got past
00:28:04.940 that and I wasn't
00:28:05.680 hearing I never heard
00:28:06.340 a voice again or anything
00:28:07.120 I felt comfortable
00:28:07.800 talking about it
00:28:08.520 but it's a weird thing
00:28:09.200 I kept like under wraps
00:28:10.760 for a long time
00:28:11.460 and then I'm talking
00:28:12.400 to Top's wife
00:28:13.440 who I forgot in the moment
00:28:14.820 is a nurse
00:28:15.740 and I'm telling her
00:28:16.980 how I get like
00:28:18.160 it's funny
00:28:18.960 I'm in a house
00:28:19.900 full of all these strangers
00:28:22.060 and we're talking
00:28:22.820 about the craziest stuff
00:28:24.540 the most interesting thing
00:28:25.560 Top to the rest
00:28:26.400 of your family
00:28:26.960 was that I go to sleep
00:28:28.180 really early
00:28:28.780 that was like
00:28:29.620 the most interesting
00:28:30.400 they were like
00:28:30.760 what do you go to sleep
00:28:31.820 at like 8.30
00:28:32.760 9 o'clock
00:28:33.280 I was like yeah
00:28:33.840 that's me too man
00:28:35.220 that's me all day
00:28:36.580 I take a nap too
00:28:38.120 typically during the day
00:28:39.260 and the way I was
00:28:40.700 yeah so I was explaining
00:28:41.940 it to
00:28:42.160 I go to sleep early
00:28:43.240 I wake up at like 6.30
00:28:44.680 so I'm getting like
00:28:45.960 I don't know
00:28:46.600 nine hours
00:28:47.180 nine and a half hours
00:28:47.900 of sleep
00:28:48.240 and then I'm still
00:28:48.760 taking a nap midday
00:28:49.820 and I'll get hit
00:28:51.260 with such fatigue
00:28:52.180 that it's unreal
00:28:52.980 so I'm just like
00:28:53.580 joking about this
00:28:54.320 my wife is making fun
00:28:55.200 of me for taking naps
00:28:56.060 I'm talking to Top's wife
00:28:57.200 I'm like yeah
00:28:57.600 there's times
00:28:58.040 where I could fall
00:28:58.500 asleep on my feet
00:28:59.200 I even consider
00:29:00.260 putting a
00:29:01.460 there's times
00:29:02.440 it gets so bad
00:29:03.200 I'm like what if
00:29:03.740 I put cardboard
00:29:04.440 on the bathroom
00:29:05.180 floor of my job
00:29:06.020 and took a 15 minute nap
00:29:07.240 that's where my mind goes
00:29:08.160 I've been fired before
00:29:09.980 because I was driving
00:29:11.220 and I couldn't risk it anymore
00:29:12.700 I was getting sucked
00:29:13.400 like into sleep
00:29:14.380 and I had to pull over
00:29:15.220 and take a 15 minute nap
00:29:16.320 and the guy
00:29:16.820 incredible
00:29:17.280 I was new
00:29:18.060 and he thought
00:29:18.680 I was just doing
00:29:19.320 making shit up
00:29:20.080 he's like no
00:29:20.400 you're not taking a nap
00:29:21.220 and I was like
00:29:21.740 no dude
00:29:22.020 it was dangerous
00:29:22.520 like I was falling asleep
00:29:23.360 he's like no
00:29:23.820 that's bullshit
00:29:24.360 so he fired me
00:29:25.600 but she goes
00:29:27.800 yeah
00:29:28.760 have you ever been
00:29:29.520 through like anything
00:29:30.040 really intense
00:29:30.640 and I was like
00:29:31.180 yeah I'm not
00:29:32.160 we were talking about
00:29:32.940 you know my feelings
00:29:33.800 and my emotions
00:29:34.440 I was like
00:29:34.720 I'm not very well
00:29:35.300 in touch with him
00:29:36.000 I used to be homeless
00:29:36.780 and you get really good
00:29:38.940 at like shoving stuff down
00:29:39.960 so that you don't
00:29:40.580 succumb to your emotions
00:29:41.500 and she goes
00:29:42.060 yeah I think you have
00:29:43.820 an adrenal issue
00:29:45.740 I think you have like
00:29:46.920 something is up
00:29:48.620 with your
00:29:48.940 either an overactive
00:29:50.560 adrenal plant
00:29:51.140 or something like that
00:29:51.940 yeah and I was like
00:29:53.120 oh shit
00:29:53.940 like I remembered
00:29:54.420 in that moment
00:29:54.860 she was a nurse
00:29:55.520 and now I'm remembering
00:29:57.780 all this other stuff
00:29:58.720 about my aunt
00:29:59.620 being schizophrenic
00:30:00.480 and me hearing the voice
00:30:01.320 and I wonder
00:30:01.760 if I made the cut
00:30:03.400 because as you're
00:30:03.920 describing all this stuff
00:30:04.820 I'm like
00:30:05.120 this fucking sounds like me
00:30:06.680 like I am
00:30:07.420 a creative
00:30:08.820 but I'm not like
00:30:09.840 you're not going to catch me
00:30:11.300 I can't do the grind
00:30:12.900 you know
00:30:13.440 the like 60 hour work week
00:30:15.000 70 hour work weeks
00:30:16.040 like grind
00:30:16.560 and get that cash
00:30:17.300 and get that money
00:30:17.840 like I can't
00:30:18.500 like the walls
00:30:19.380 close in around me
00:30:20.180 and I feel like
00:30:20.700 it's crushing my soul
00:30:21.700 that's a very strange
00:30:22.660 thing to feel
00:30:23.880 but that's what I feel
00:30:24.580 but it just reminded me
00:30:25.960 of all that
00:30:26.320 because I'm like
00:30:26.680 oh shit
00:30:27.140 maybe I do
00:30:27.940 maybe that's just
00:30:28.900 what happens
00:30:29.420 from like trauma
00:30:30.360 because being homeless
00:30:31.120 is traumatizing
00:30:32.180 when you're a teenager
00:30:33.040 and so I think
00:30:35.080 like I did some damage
00:30:36.880 it was either like
00:30:37.740 you know
00:30:38.700 need years of therapy
00:30:40.600 or crush your feelings down
00:30:43.080 and move forward
00:30:44.220 and I did the crush
00:30:45.020 your feelings down thing
00:30:46.100 like a man
00:30:46.520 so now I don't
00:30:47.180 hell yeah
00:30:47.580 exactly dude
00:30:48.500 I don't need therapy
00:30:49.140 ignore it bro
00:30:50.020 I was telling her
00:30:51.180 I was like
00:30:51.420 yeah
00:30:51.560 one time I was in Las Vegas
00:30:53.320 and I guess I had a panic attack
00:30:55.780 I thought I was having a stroke
00:30:56.760 I never felt it before
00:30:57.740 I just knew that
00:30:58.980 my hands
00:30:59.920 couldn't close anymore
00:31:01.220 and
00:31:02.260 and I felt like
00:31:03.560 I was going to fall
00:31:04.500 even like
00:31:05.060 it felt like my feet
00:31:05.720 were really light
00:31:06.340 and I couldn't like
00:31:07.500 regulate my heartbeat
00:31:08.780 and so I decided
00:31:09.780 to go to sleep
00:31:11.140 I thought I was having
00:31:12.240 a heart attack
00:31:12.760 but I didn't want to
00:31:13.500 tell my wife that
00:31:14.400 because if I told my wife
00:31:15.500 that dude
00:31:15.920 then she's going to
00:31:16.500 get stressed out
00:31:17.180 and that's going to
00:31:17.700 stress me out
00:31:18.180 that's a feedback loop
00:31:19.120 I don't want
00:31:19.700 so I was like
00:31:20.340 the solution is
00:31:21.320 I'm going to fucking sleep
00:31:22.620 and so I went to sleep
00:31:23.440 like that
00:31:23.840 and I'm telling your wife
00:31:24.960 this and she's like
00:31:25.640 yeah there's something wrong
00:31:28.060 it's not good
00:31:29.640 and I was like
00:31:30.240 oh shit
00:31:31.100 she's a nurse
00:31:32.440 I forgot about
00:31:33.180 the nurse aspect
00:31:33.920 but let me
00:31:34.800 let me pull back
00:31:35.780 the rest of this video
00:31:36.460 and then I want to
00:31:36.900 ask you a question
00:31:37.720 after this
00:31:38.920 that I really would
00:31:40.720 like to know
00:31:41.020 the answer to
00:31:41.380 where the hell
00:31:41.920 is my Twitter
00:31:43.240 here it is
00:31:43.640 boom
00:31:43.840 alright
00:31:44.460 because he says
00:31:45.100 some fun stuff
00:31:45.820 and I love the phrases
00:31:46.800 that he uses
00:31:47.540 everybody knows
00:31:48.720 this is public knowledge
00:31:49.920 and George Bush
00:31:51.180 Senior
00:31:51.560 and George Bush
00:31:52.580 Junior
00:31:52.980 are bona fide
00:31:54.500 members of
00:31:55.100 Skull and Bones
00:31:55.680 that means
00:31:56.040 they have been
00:31:56.600 penetrated
00:31:57.160 by at least
00:31:57.980 100 men
00:31:58.780 in their anus area
00:31:59.960 and how do you
00:32:00.520 know that it's 100
00:32:01.240 might it have been
00:32:01.920 95
00:32:02.540 well it could have
00:32:03.400 been less
00:32:04.320 but generally
00:32:05.660 that's the number
00:32:07.060 that kind of gets
00:32:08.120 the attention of everybody
00:32:09.520 and if it could have
00:32:10.160 been fewer
00:32:10.780 it could have been
00:32:11.400 none also
00:32:12.020 right
00:32:12.300 no it could not
00:32:13.820 have been none
00:32:14.740 it could not
00:32:15.500 have been none
00:32:16.100 no
00:32:16.400 and because Skull and Bones
00:32:18.540 will not accept you
00:32:19.700 without that practice
00:32:20.900 it's hideous
00:32:21.900 but that's what
00:32:22.820 they do
00:32:23.420 that's what these
00:32:24.140 fraternities do
00:32:24.900 some do even worse
00:32:26.040 than that
00:32:26.680 but yes George Bush
00:32:28.160 has been penetrated
00:32:29.280 by other men
00:32:29.980 and has also been
00:32:31.360 doused in
00:32:32.520 semen of other men
00:32:33.980 while he lie
00:32:34.620 in a casket
00:32:35.480 other men
00:32:36.440 have masturbated
00:32:38.380 in his face
00:32:39.300 sounds like
00:32:39.980 quite an evening
00:32:40.600 hey
00:32:40.920 man first off
00:32:43.560 that motherfucker
00:32:44.320 every time I watch it
00:32:45.200 I'm more and more
00:32:45.740 impressed with the white guy
00:32:46.700 he is a professional
00:32:47.880 where is this guy
00:32:48.920 I want him on the show
00:32:49.940 unbelievable
00:32:51.260 doused in semen
00:32:52.640 other men have
00:32:53.380 masturbated in his face
00:32:55.280 I love that
00:32:56.020 could it be 95
00:32:56.300 incredible
00:32:57.300 incredible
00:32:58.560 so I like
00:32:59.680 he was negotiating
00:33:00.720 hardball
00:33:01.240 he was like
00:33:01.580 well if it's less than 95
00:33:02.600 it could be zero
00:33:03.400 and it's like
00:33:04.240 no it is not zero
00:33:05.440 no way
00:33:05.880 no it could not
00:33:06.760 have been zero
00:33:07.740 well like when he
00:33:09.020 asked him the source
00:33:09.780 he's like
00:33:10.060 well that's just
00:33:10.500 the number
00:33:10.900 that most people
00:33:11.660 agree on
00:33:12.360 that's the number
00:33:14.920 that gets people's
00:33:15.760 attention
00:33:16.240 9 out of 10
00:33:17.540 9 out of 10
00:33:18.560 doctors say
00:33:19.300 at least 100 men
00:33:21.040 so on that
00:33:23.120 what he was talking
00:33:23.860 about again
00:33:24.500 like it was
00:33:25.120 obviously
00:33:25.940 he even kind of
00:33:26.620 admitted it was
00:33:27.180 hyperbole
00:33:27.720 when he said
00:33:28.200 okay maybe
00:33:28.640 it wasn't 100
00:33:29.240 maybe it was
00:33:29.900 like it had to be
00:33:30.440 between 100
00:33:31.000 100
00:33:31.300 so and I
00:33:32.940 mentioned the
00:33:33.360 obscene right
00:33:33.920 where they eat
00:33:34.400 the pineal
00:33:34.900 all this stuff
00:33:35.820 but the most
00:33:36.880 tame version I
00:33:37.740 think come from
00:33:38.440 Anthony Sutton's
00:33:39.480 book called
00:33:39.860 Fleshing Out
00:33:40.400 Skull and Bones
00:33:41.040 by Trine Day
00:33:42.320 Publishing
00:33:42.820 but he kind of
00:33:44.100 states in there
00:33:44.660 that this
00:33:45.640 rituals that you
00:33:46.500 get into a
00:33:47.140 coffin and you
00:33:48.300 basically masturbate
00:33:49.600 and as you're
00:33:50.560 doing this you
00:33:51.320 recount all of
00:33:52.560 your like sexual
00:33:53.480 escapades
00:33:54.340 throughout you
00:33:55.520 know your
00:33:55.880 life that you
00:33:56.740 can remember
00:33:57.520 and they write it
00:33:58.180 all down in
00:33:58.760 like a book
00:33:59.320 and then they
00:34:00.360 take this book
00:34:01.260 or a scroll
00:34:02.160 or whatever the
00:34:02.680 hell they write
00:34:03.040 it on and they
00:34:03.880 kind of like put
00:34:04.560 it into the
00:34:05.220 archive right
00:34:06.220 so it's it's
00:34:07.600 very reminiscent
00:34:08.800 of like the
00:34:09.920 Bavarian Illuminati
00:34:11.140 because what they
00:34:11.840 would do is have
00:34:13.040 you kind of give
00:34:13.900 them all the dirt
00:34:14.920 and all the
00:34:15.520 details on yourself
00:34:16.480 have you ever
00:34:16.900 seen the NXIVM
00:34:18.060 cult they did
00:34:18.660 something similar
00:34:19.340 where they'd have
00:34:20.220 you like record
00:34:20.920 you saying something
00:34:21.620 real messed up
00:34:22.560 to all the people
00:34:23.600 that care about you
00:34:24.420 so it's like if
00:34:24.900 you ever leave
00:34:25.560 we'll play you this
00:34:26.680 video to your Nana
00:34:27.780 that's like you
00:34:28.660 know you jerking
00:34:29.320 off and saying
00:34:29.900 fuck you Nana
00:34:30.500 so that's what
00:34:32.080 they have on
00:34:32.680 them so really
00:34:33.780 the Bavarian
00:34:34.860 Illuminati had
00:34:35.600 something very
00:34:36.040 similar to that
00:34:36.780 where they had
00:34:37.300 like a whole
00:34:37.820 black book that
00:34:38.400 you voluntarily
00:34:39.000 gave them in
00:34:39.900 exchange to be
00:34:40.640 a member and
00:34:41.780 you could say
00:34:42.340 that this kind
00:34:42.840 of migrated and
00:34:43.780 morphed into the
00:34:44.480 Skull and Bones
00:34:45.200 where now the
00:34:45.680 Skull and Bones
00:34:46.380 in my mind it's
00:34:48.000 probably realistically
00:34:49.160 something similar
00:34:49.980 it's like what's
00:34:50.960 every horrible
00:34:51.760 thing you've ever
00:34:52.360 done so now
00:34:53.360 we've got a record
00:34:54.040 and some dirt on
00:34:54.880 you if they jerk
00:34:56.360 off or not I
00:34:56.960 don't know it's
00:34:57.260 college you know
00:34:57.960 if they've had
00:34:58.340 some beers like
00:34:59.300 who hasn't jerked
00:35:00.120 off with other
00:35:00.600 college buddies
00:35:01.240 it's not gay it's
00:35:02.040 just like part of
00:35:03.320 the college experience
00:35:04.120 bro don't well
00:35:05.520 oh well yeah maybe
00:35:06.540 you haven't gone
00:35:07.000 through with them
00:35:07.480 but or anyone
00:35:08.460 that's gone through
00:35:09.000 the military like
00:35:09.980 you've been in a
00:35:10.840 room full of naked
00:35:11.700 dudes which is the
00:35:12.440 gayest thing that
00:35:13.040 could ever happen
00:35:13.740 right 99 oh
00:35:15.860 shout out to uh
00:35:16.880 to Chaney
00:35:17.480 Project Chaney
00:35:18.240 what's going on
00:35:19.280 uh yeah so I
00:35:21.220 think that that
00:35:22.700 brings me into my
00:35:23.320 next question um
00:35:25.040 I I want to
00:35:26.940 know some of
00:35:27.940 the and we
00:35:29.200 can go into
00:35:29.820 hyperbole right
00:35:30.960 we can go to
00:35:31.540 the more extreme
00:35:32.100 versions because
00:35:32.660 that's fun dude
00:35:33.640 uh what are
00:35:35.120 some of the
00:35:35.540 things that you've
00:35:36.200 come to understand
00:35:37.160 uh as as the
00:35:38.760 more egregious
00:35:39.780 uh uh what is
00:35:42.240 it barriers to
00:35:43.180 entry into these
00:35:44.460 secret societies
00:35:45.580 right if if
00:35:46.640 skull and crossbones
00:35:47.760 on the high end
00:35:48.820 uh you have to
00:35:50.480 get penetrated
00:35:51.600 by a hundred
00:35:52.120 men on the low
00:35:53.180 end it's certainly
00:35:53.800 not zero it
00:35:54.660 couldn't be zero
00:35:55.360 right uh what
00:35:57.000 what other secret
00:35:58.300 societies have a
00:35:59.440 bar for entry that
00:36:00.440 is uh very
00:36:02.000 disturbing I
00:36:03.160 have a question
00:36:03.740 now this is like
00:36:04.780 you might know
00:36:05.740 um what does
00:36:07.400 the anus have
00:36:08.660 to do with uh
00:36:10.740 thrill oxide because
00:36:12.720 it seems like
00:36:13.200 they're going
00:36:13.600 through this route
00:36:14.360 constantly especially
00:36:15.980 with children so
00:36:17.500 what what do you
00:36:18.920 have any insight
00:36:19.520 into there I
00:36:20.340 don't think
00:36:20.780 anything and
00:36:21.660 and to be honest
00:36:22.520 I'm from what
00:36:23.740 my understanding
00:36:24.400 is that you
00:36:24.880 could get the
00:36:25.460 same quality
00:36:26.640 thrill oxide from
00:36:27.720 a cow as you
00:36:28.420 could from a
00:36:28.880 person and none
00:36:29.620 of it involves
00:36:30.660 torture or anything
00:36:31.520 like that all you
00:36:32.320 got to do is
00:36:32.760 extract the adrenal
00:36:33.740 gland and that
00:36:35.100 has all the
00:36:36.060 components you would
00:36:36.700 need all the
00:36:37.000 precursors that
00:36:37.600 would create
00:36:38.160 adrenaline so
00:36:39.120 essentially first
00:36:39.800 you create
00:36:40.380 adrenaline and
00:36:41.620 then you create
00:36:42.460 thrill oxide out of
00:36:43.640 it anyone that's
00:36:44.160 got an epi pen
00:36:44.860 if you I mean
00:36:46.000 they probably have
00:36:47.060 like special
00:36:47.680 chemicals and
00:36:48.260 stuff but the
00:36:48.700 old school
00:36:49.200 epi pens that
00:36:50.460 they were bringing
00:36:50.920 back from world
00:36:51.620 war one they
00:36:53.000 were starting to
00:36:53.520 go bad and
00:36:54.320 it would go from
00:36:55.060 a clear liquid
00:36:55.880 into like a
00:36:56.660 milky or a
00:36:57.300 pink liquid and
00:36:58.620 the original name
00:36:59.660 for thrill oxide
00:37:00.340 was pink
00:37:01.160 adrenaline because
00:37:02.000 that's literally
00:37:02.460 what it was they
00:37:03.260 had all these
00:37:04.260 stocks of
00:37:05.000 adrenaline
00:37:05.520 epinephrine
00:37:06.640 the other name
00:37:07.160 for it and
00:37:08.100 that just from
00:37:08.720 sitting around
00:37:09.440 too much in
00:37:10.020 the back of
00:37:10.620 you know a
00:37:11.160 tank or whatever
00:37:11.880 the hell they
00:37:12.280 were storing it
00:37:12.900 in it would
00:37:13.760 degrade and
00:37:14.660 that's exactly
00:37:15.300 what happens
00:37:15.740 adrenaline degrades
00:37:16.820 and turns into
00:37:17.780 thrill oxide so
00:37:19.140 people would be
00:37:19.800 you know need an
00:37:20.700 epi pen and
00:37:21.420 they'd shoot
00:37:21.820 themselves up with
00:37:22.820 what they thought
00:37:23.220 was adrenaline
00:37:23.800 they'd get some
00:37:24.860 of that adrenaline
00:37:25.500 but then they'd
00:37:26.240 start tripping out
00:37:26.900 and hallucinating
00:37:27.640 and that's actually
00:37:28.300 where they first
00:37:29.460 started connecting
00:37:30.160 these dots so
00:37:31.620 so a lot of the
00:37:33.500 source for that
00:37:34.320 original epinephrine
00:37:35.340 that turned into
00:37:35.820 the pink adrenaline
00:37:36.460 I mean I don't
00:37:37.500 think that that
00:37:38.120 came from human
00:37:38.980 subjects they just
00:37:39.880 got that stuff from
00:37:40.720 cows and horses and
00:37:41.860 whatever other sort
00:37:43.500 of byproducts from
00:37:44.420 the farming industry
00:37:45.200 because that's
00:37:46.200 what makes
00:37:46.860 adrenaline and
00:37:48.300 thrill oxide so
00:37:50.260 unique is that
00:37:51.280 there's not any
00:37:52.860 other real chemicals
00:37:54.100 that have a
00:37:55.460 universal effect on
00:37:56.720 all other animals
00:37:57.640 that can also be
00:37:58.480 extracted from
00:37:59.160 mammals there's the
00:38:00.480 butophan or whatever
00:38:02.600 it's called that
00:38:03.120 comes from the
00:38:03.560 frogs that people
00:38:04.400 do like the
00:38:05.280 darts so they
00:38:05.940 like they lick
00:38:06.480 the frog and
00:38:07.100 they trip out and
00:38:07.840 then there's like
00:38:08.440 toxoplasmosis where
00:38:10.000 you like lick a
00:38:10.560 cat's butt or
00:38:11.180 whatever right but
00:38:12.540 all of those have
00:38:14.200 way different
00:38:15.120 impact because
00:38:15.900 what's happening
00:38:16.500 with adrenaline
00:38:17.120 and thrill oxide is
00:38:18.180 that's the actual
00:38:18.960 chemical that's meant
00:38:19.900 to do the thing
00:38:20.740 that you're doing so
00:38:22.120 I can take it from
00:38:22.880 me and give it to
00:38:23.800 a cat or I can
00:38:25.000 take a hippopotamus
00:38:26.400 and extract it from
00:38:27.520 that and put it in
00:38:28.600 my body and it all
00:38:29.560 is this like universal
00:38:30.540 substance so I
00:38:32.960 don't want to I
00:38:33.420 don't want to party
00:38:33.940 poop yeah so I
00:38:35.300 don't think that no
00:38:36.380 torturing a kid
00:38:37.380 you're not party
00:38:38.460 pooping I mean
00:38:39.080 you should tell the
00:38:39.700 elites this then
00:38:40.780 well that's what I'm
00:38:41.740 saying though like
00:38:42.340 the the it's like
00:38:43.820 it's not the
00:38:44.260 destination it's the
00:38:45.040 journey right so
00:38:46.060 it's sometimes if
00:38:48.280 it makes more fun
00:38:49.140 if this is indeed
00:38:50.320 linked with
00:38:50.800 schizophrenia and
00:38:51.740 schizophrenia is linked
00:38:52.680 with like speaking
00:38:54.700 with demons then
00:38:56.100 this kind of does
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00:39:23.700 oh like all this butt
00:39:26.720 stuff and all like the
00:39:27.820 torture that you're
00:39:28.620 doing is literally just
00:39:30.300 insane because you can
00:39:32.060 get it by other means
00:39:32.880 much easily instead
00:39:33.980 you've created like
00:39:34.920 this global blackmail
00:39:37.180 ring to do something
00:39:38.940 that you could have
00:39:39.600 gotten from a cow
00:39:40.440 it's insane
00:39:42.400 there's another aspect
00:39:43.700 to that too so on
00:39:45.520 the whole like let's
00:39:46.660 say it's demons that
00:39:47.740 are latching themselves
00:39:48.680 on to schizophrenia
00:39:49.980 so there's the
00:39:51.080 naturalistic version
00:39:52.080 where it's all
00:39:52.520 chemicals and then
00:39:53.320 the supernatural
00:39:53.760 version where it's
00:39:55.280 all demons it might
00:39:56.580 be somewhere in
00:39:57.320 between those two
00:39:58.260 there's this concept
00:39:59.380 from I think
00:40:00.240 Rosicrucianism which
00:40:01.700 just summarizes it
00:40:03.080 from other sources
00:40:03.780 but that ghosts
00:40:05.520 aren't maybe
00:40:06.460 necessarily like
00:40:07.360 unfinished business
00:40:08.240 but like one example
00:40:09.980 is that you get so
00:40:10.860 attached to your
00:40:11.680 material form that
00:40:13.120 you have like a sex
00:40:14.080 addiction or you
00:40:14.820 become an alcoholic
00:40:15.720 or a drug addiction
00:40:16.640 when you die and it's
00:40:18.180 time to pass on
00:40:19.180 it's not like you've
00:40:20.180 got unresolved business
00:40:21.420 and you need to go
00:40:21.960 haunt somewhere it's
00:40:22.800 like you're so
00:40:23.800 addicted to alcohol
00:40:24.900 that you can't
00:40:26.360 actually leave the
00:40:27.260 physical realm because
00:40:28.220 leaving the physical
00:40:29.020 realm means you don't
00:40:30.340 ever get to have a
00:40:31.320 sip of alcohol again
00:40:32.360 which sounds silly
00:40:33.740 because it's like if
00:40:34.620 you just leave the
00:40:35.160 physical realm you're
00:40:35.940 just like in the
00:40:37.080 best mood all the
00:40:38.080 time every time
00:40:39.140 right but if you're
00:40:40.260 so addicted to it
00:40:41.360 what'll happen is
00:40:42.440 that that addiction
00:40:43.760 kind of becomes like
00:40:45.420 this anchor so like
00:40:46.660 instead of you
00:40:47.300 oversimplifying it
00:40:48.660 instead of you going
00:40:49.120 to the light and
00:40:50.260 going behind the gate
00:40:51.100 and chilling with all
00:40:51.740 the homies like you
00:40:53.200 go to a bar and
00:40:54.320 your your ghost soul
00:40:55.740 latches on to another
00:40:57.160 dude that's drinking
00:40:57.960 and now he becomes
00:40:59.500 even more addicted
00:41:00.520 because now you're
00:41:01.600 the monkey on his
00:41:02.280 back and then when
00:41:03.280 he dies you guys
00:41:04.600 latch on to somebody
00:41:05.580 else so and just
00:41:07.160 take any of your
00:41:07.980 vices that have to
00:41:09.040 do with remaining
00:41:10.500 in the material
00:41:11.340 physical realm so
00:41:12.500 if that's your thing
00:41:13.600 now like it's not
00:41:15.060 just extracting this
00:41:16.460 thing and taking it
00:41:17.380 now it's like what
00:41:18.680 if a demon wanted to
00:41:19.800 experience other
00:41:20.660 things in the
00:41:21.380 physical realm they
00:41:22.440 couldn't in the
00:41:23.560 spiritual or like
00:41:24.320 this metaphorical
00:41:25.040 realm so maybe they
00:41:25.840 just really like
00:41:27.100 murdering children
00:41:28.160 maybe they just
00:41:28.700 really like you
00:41:29.520 know doing these
00:41:30.780 things so they have
00:41:31.680 to use us to do it
00:41:32.700 I like the idea
00:41:34.060 that these some of
00:41:35.900 these ghosts are
00:41:36.420 just meth heads
00:41:37.080 meth heads that
00:41:38.100 just can't let go
00:41:38.800 of meth that's
00:41:39.320 that's incredible
00:41:39.780 but what you were
00:41:41.700 saying earlier
00:41:42.240 about you know
00:41:43.920 we're speculating
00:41:45.560 as to the
00:41:45.960 correlation between
00:41:46.960 schizophrenia and
00:41:49.040 overactive adrenal
00:41:50.640 gland and demons
00:41:53.100 right it's the way
00:41:54.400 I see it you kind
00:41:55.380 of alluded to it
00:41:56.440 there for a moment
00:41:57.020 where you said
00:41:57.640 maybe it's a
00:41:58.480 mixture of both
00:41:59.180 but it's like if
00:42:00.000 the brain really
00:42:00.660 is a receiver of
00:42:01.720 frequency and
00:42:03.680 these entities
00:42:05.680 are reduced from
00:42:07.500 instead of a
00:42:08.040 physical form
00:42:08.680 strictly energetic
00:42:10.160 form and your
00:42:11.620 brain has the
00:42:12.300 capabilities of
00:42:13.440 receiving them but
00:42:15.280 only under the
00:42:16.740 right conditions
00:42:17.420 and maybe these
00:42:18.180 chemicals alter the
00:42:19.660 receiver in some
00:42:20.460 way where then it's
00:42:21.420 more susceptible to
00:42:22.280 taking in things like
00:42:23.180 that so maybe it is a
00:42:24.620 feedback loop right
00:42:25.520 where it's like and
00:42:27.240 over maybe if there
00:42:28.120 is trauma because I
00:42:29.540 would expect that
00:42:30.580 there is a and I
00:42:31.900 can't say this
00:42:32.980 definitively but it
00:42:33.760 sounds reasonable to
00:42:34.580 suggest that there's
00:42:35.820 a link between
00:42:36.740 childhood trauma and
00:42:38.900 future schizophrenia
00:42:39.600 that that doesn't
00:42:41.040 seem like much of a
00:42:41.840 leap right maybe
00:42:43.220 that trauma
00:42:45.860 douses your brain
00:42:47.880 and douses like I
00:42:49.060 understand where
00:42:49.780 where it's coming
00:42:50.420 from it's just
00:42:51.160 pours pours over
00:42:52.160 your brain a bunch
00:42:53.600 of adrenaline and
00:42:55.060 this changes the
00:42:55.840 nature of the
00:42:56.600 receiver and now
00:42:58.080 not only did you
00:42:58.980 have a traumatic
00:42:59.720 experience but the
00:43:01.060 chemical reaction in
00:43:02.000 your brain has now
00:43:02.880 changed the receiver
00:43:03.720 in such a way that
00:43:04.520 you are receptive to
00:43:06.060 these frequencies
00:43:07.020 these entities that
00:43:08.340 are otherwise just
00:43:09.120 energy and frequency
00:43:10.060 and now it is a
00:43:11.980 feedback loop because
00:43:12.780 now they're interacting
00:43:13.580 with you because of
00:43:14.680 the trauma causing
00:43:15.880 more trauma causing
00:43:17.020 more adrenaline causing
00:43:18.220 you to be more
00:43:18.820 receptive to them in
00:43:20.200 their messages or
00:43:20.900 whatever until you
00:43:22.260 know you have some
00:43:23.020 horrifying case my
00:43:24.360 my aunt is you know
00:43:26.720 beyond the pale in a
00:43:28.200 lot of ways she is
00:43:29.840 full-blown
00:43:30.360 schizophrenic multiple
00:43:31.280 personalities and
00:43:32.720 I've said it before I
00:43:33.520 think on the show but
00:43:34.820 she's been arrested for
00:43:36.880 climbing the George
00:43:37.960 Washington Bridge she's
00:43:39.620 been arrested for
00:43:41.020 stopping an NJ
00:43:42.140 transit train she was
00:43:43.200 on the news for that
00:43:44.080 you know she's been in
00:43:46.720 and out of institutions
00:43:48.740 and halfway houses all
00:43:51.360 around New York City
00:43:52.560 basically we were from
00:43:53.640 New Jersey and so she
00:43:54.680 was in the hood of New
00:43:56.220 Jersey in Elizabeth
00:43:57.720 which is a just a
00:43:59.020 terrible place to live
00:43:59.860 and then on the streets
00:44:02.120 of New York but she
00:44:04.320 has told me things when
00:44:06.640 she was okay when she
00:44:07.720 was on meds that you
00:44:09.000 know calmed her down and
00:44:09.980 made her pretty normal
00:44:11.300 for a while of course
00:44:12.100 it's always when they
00:44:12.680 neglect the meds that all
00:44:13.860 of this shit comes
00:44:14.460 rushing back but I
00:44:15.280 think that's probably a
00:44:16.780 double-edged sword right
00:44:17.620 because I remember the
00:44:18.540 way she would describe it
00:44:19.500 was like everything was
00:44:20.420 on mute like her whole
00:44:21.460 life was on mute
00:44:22.320 everything was just
00:44:24.040 kind of smothered and
00:44:25.480 so she wasn't a fan of
00:44:26.560 them and they would
00:44:26.960 bring her some peace
00:44:27.880 she'd be able to
00:44:28.340 interact with her family
00:44:29.080 for some time but I
00:44:30.940 imagine that whatever
00:44:32.320 that experience is life
00:44:33.660 it's still not worth not
00:44:35.700 hearing voices because of
00:44:38.120 you know what it does to
00:44:39.140 your your your quality of
00:44:40.360 life but she would tell
00:44:41.020 me things like she would
00:44:42.780 smell the devil this is
00:44:45.400 one that I've talked
00:44:46.240 about pretty often a
00:44:47.440 horrifying story she was
00:44:49.200 really sort of open about
00:44:51.560 sharing this with me but
00:44:52.500 one of the things she
00:44:53.200 said that stuck with me
00:44:54.160 was that the devil had a
00:44:55.740 particular smell and I
00:44:57.640 don't know if you've
00:44:58.040 ever come across this
00:44:58.840 notion you know being
00:45:01.420 into a cult research and
00:45:03.400 things of that nature but
00:45:04.420 she said that the devil
00:45:06.760 smelled like sulfur and
00:45:11.200 rotting flesh and
00:45:13.200 throughout my research I
00:45:15.860 find that a lot of people
00:45:17.060 who have run-ins with
00:45:18.180 it's either cryptids
00:45:19.120 aliens alien encounters
00:45:22.480 spirits you know whether
00:45:24.880 it's some sort of demonic
00:45:25.840 entity they will describe
00:45:27.780 a smell associated with it
00:45:29.620 and it's very rare so they
00:45:31.300 won't always describe a
00:45:32.260 smell associated with these
00:45:33.180 encounters but when they
00:45:34.260 do it's putrid sulfuric and
00:45:38.020 I've even heard stories where
00:45:39.280 people claim to have been in
00:45:40.560 the presence of portals
00:45:41.660 opening and that's one of the
00:45:43.140 things they smelled was a
00:45:44.220 putrid rotten sulfuric smell
00:45:45.860 and so I can't help but
00:45:48.360 wonder and and that brings
00:45:50.220 us back to Jerry Marzinski
00:45:51.300 we've been talking a lot
00:45:52.080 about him lately but we are
00:45:53.260 gearing up to have him on
00:45:55.660 soon and so we'll be able
00:45:56.820 to put that to bed but right
00:45:59.440 now it's like this you know
00:46:00.540 this thing in our brain where
00:46:01.720 me and top just keep going
00:46:02.640 back and forth about it
00:46:03.360 because it's incredibly
00:46:03.940 interesting I mean do you
00:46:05.680 want to do you want to get
00:46:07.100 into what happened over the
00:46:08.480 weekend what we what we saw
00:46:10.000 oh yeah I'm actually talking
00:46:13.280 to the person that showed us
00:46:14.540 that to get them to send me
00:46:16.040 the recording so and they've
00:46:18.420 agreed to do that you know
00:46:20.160 they just haven't gotten
00:46:20.740 around to it yet but
00:46:21.680 essentially what happened
00:46:23.060 Tom over the weekend was
00:46:24.200 that we were hanging out
00:46:26.160 with some friends and one
00:46:27.280 of them confided in us
00:46:28.980 unfortunately somebody close
00:46:30.920 to them had passed away of
00:46:32.380 a fentanyl overdose and the
00:46:36.000 roommate of the person who
00:46:37.620 passed away was aware that
00:46:40.360 they were going through it
00:46:41.340 they locked themselves in a
00:46:42.400 room and they didn't quite
00:46:44.080 know that they were
00:46:44.580 overdosing I guess they knew
00:46:45.600 that they were high and they
00:46:47.540 knew that they were alone in
00:46:48.420 that room and they started to
00:46:51.540 hear what sounded like
00:46:52.980 several different voices not
00:46:54.620 in any discernible language but
00:46:56.940 several voices coming from the
00:46:58.460 room and it was horrifying you
00:46:59.980 know it's very much like the
00:47:01.320 exorcist I mean that's the
00:47:02.740 nature a lot of growling and
00:47:04.320 and schizophrenics will do this
00:47:06.100 too and people who are really
00:47:08.700 high on a lot of shit will do
00:47:09.780 this too people who are you
00:47:11.460 know this was no I suppose
00:47:12.640 like listening to it there it
00:47:14.560 was definitely more than one
00:47:17.500 voice overlapping in two
00:47:19.980 different like pitches one is
00:47:22.460 like a guttural growl and the
00:47:25.280 other one is like you can hear a
00:47:26.380 guy at the same time like
00:47:28.020 whimpering and there's one
00:47:30.080 person in that room and there's
00:47:31.980 people that can do that call it's
00:47:33.240 called dual throating I think well
00:47:35.640 after no you don't die right
00:47:38.880 after but I mean if you're
00:47:40.400 channeling something that could
00:47:41.700 give you a skill that any human
00:47:43.340 could do only if you knew how
00:47:44.700 that you know I mean like it
00:47:45.760 could just be a thing that
00:47:46.880 people do as they get
00:47:48.600 channeled to well I said two
00:47:50.500 voices but David said he heard
00:47:52.620 three and the other person said
00:47:54.320 that there was like three or
00:47:55.220 four but I'm just being like
00:47:56.360 super conservative I'm like more
00:47:58.280 than one this is like a JFK
00:47:59.820 assassination like oh there was
00:48:01.580 three shots there's four shots
00:48:03.140 well so so I thought that I
00:48:05.140 heard three the whimpering guy
00:48:06.940 which I thought I identified as
00:48:08.980 him suffering this is you know
00:48:10.660 obviously heavy speculation right
00:48:12.660 there's no way to know this for
00:48:13.660 certain but what I identified as
00:48:15.540 him suffering there was a a
00:48:17.780 almost an animalistic growl and
00:48:20.580 then there was a voice that
00:48:21.920 sounded just like the little girl
00:48:23.580 from the exorcist like they're
00:48:25.320 fucking your mother's pussy in
00:48:26.640 hell or whatever the hell she says
00:48:27.740 it was that kind of a voice and at
00:48:30.520 one point for only like we're
00:48:32.980 talking like five seconds worth
00:48:34.200 there are two voices happening
00:48:36.640 simultaneously over one another
00:48:39.100 and so you know like you said
00:48:40.360 that this this could be a
00:48:41.720 phenomenon that happens when
00:48:43.000 people are channeling and things
00:48:44.200 like that but it was I mean like
00:48:47.420 I felt bad it was happening at
00:48:49.360 top's house that's how I was like
00:48:51.340 I feel bad that we're listening
00:48:52.480 to this on your we had to go
00:48:54.200 outside on his porch and even
00:48:55.640 then I was like this feel it was
00:48:57.100 dark out and shit and I was like
00:48:58.100 this feels fucked up I feel like we
00:48:59.260 shouldn't be listening to this
00:49:00.140 here but I was stoked I really
00:49:01.440 wanted to hear it and it was and
00:49:02.780 then unfortunately the guy he has
00:49:05.880 enough he doesn't want to record
00:49:07.220 anymore it's so terrifying to him
00:49:08.680 because he's hearing this as well
00:49:09.660 and you can imagine it's probably
00:49:10.940 significantly higher audio quality
00:49:13.360 and there's like shit so there's
00:49:14.900 shit falling in the in the room
00:49:16.320 it's something it's like a struggle
00:49:18.100 going on in the room and the dude's
00:49:19.840 just recording from the other other
00:49:21.060 side of the door
00:49:21.640 and so he decides to to hightail it
00:49:25.840 out of there because it gets too
00:49:26.920 heavy for him he calls him up one
00:49:28.940 thing leads to another uh they
00:49:30.860 arrive and they find him uh dead in
00:49:32.880 the bathroom so he he ends up
00:49:34.240 overdosing but and this is the last
00:49:36.660 you know noises uh that he made and
00:49:40.300 so it gets us back and forth to this
00:49:43.000 idea of like drug use
00:49:44.700 schizophrenia channeling entities you
00:49:47.920 know dual throating yeah that's
00:49:50.180 a rough paraphrase of that I'll have to
00:49:53.980 find the real word but dual
00:49:55.360 throating is cooler to say that's
00:49:57.300 what all the kids are saying I like
00:49:59.000 that one but you know there to me
00:50:00.920 it's it seems like we have a very um
00:50:04.840 where the medical industry is too
00:50:07.120 prideful maybe to admit that they
00:50:09.560 don't have a good handle on what
00:50:11.180 schizophrenia is schizophrenia is a sort
00:50:13.900 of a scattershot of you know it's like
00:50:16.280 birdshot it hits all kinds of
00:50:17.860 different things um and they're all
00:50:19.880 category categorized as the same thing
00:50:21.780 and then they just sort of drug these
00:50:23.120 people into oblivion because at least
00:50:25.640 if we don't understand it we can subdue
00:50:27.980 them and make them less of a danger I
00:50:29.740 suppose to other people uh but our
00:50:31.920 understanding of it is is horrible
00:50:33.620 well before you even get into the
00:50:37.420 schizophrenia they used to call it
00:50:39.420 dementia praecox and dementia
00:50:41.400 praecox it was like if you had any
00:50:43.200 mental issue at all then you were
00:50:45.580 schizophrenic or you you had this
00:50:47.020 dementia praecox thing and and it was
00:50:49.100 only over time and they would also
00:50:50.720 throw criminals in here they would just
00:50:52.140 say if you've got a propensity to do
00:50:54.720 crime then you're clearly insane you
00:50:57.000 clearly have something wrong with your
00:50:58.340 brain so you're going to the same
00:51:00.780 place as this dude that's like talking
00:51:02.820 to people all the time you might be in
00:51:04.360 different wings but you're in the same
00:51:05.820 sort of facility and they would do the
00:51:08.060 same thing for kids that like wouldn't
00:51:09.460 pay attention in class or that had what
00:51:11.720 you would I guess call now is like
00:51:13.160 ADHD what they would do to those kids
00:51:15.480 back in the day where like Ritalin and
00:51:17.700 all of these other drugs came from is
00:51:19.500 they would just give them meth and like
00:51:21.220 it was straight up just meth and the
00:51:23.580 kids would damn actually at FanDuel
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00:51:53.120 better on on a little bit of math right
00:51:55.580 they also did some alcohol studies where
00:51:57.740 they would send kids like to do things
00:52:00.360 drunk and they would follow you know
00:52:02.460 kids that were like you know criminally
00:52:04.260 minded and see what they would kind of
00:52:06.520 get up to and that was all being
00:52:08.380 grouped into the same thing as if you
00:52:09.880 had sort of like schizophrenia or
00:52:12.460 dementia like a number of these
00:52:13.780 different ailments and then you
00:52:14.980 mentioned that your aunt also showed
00:52:17.520 multiple personality disorder which is
00:52:20.060 MPD or disassociative identity sort of
00:52:22.320 DID there's a million different names
00:52:24.600 for it now like people keep getting
00:52:26.360 offended and they change people people
00:52:28.200 overlap schizophrenia with that multiple
00:52:30.460 personality disorder kind of like a
00:52:32.160 what's that called um so when someone
00:52:35.360 has Tourette's they think that they just
00:52:37.060 like curse out loud but that's actually
00:52:38.380 something else that's associated with it
00:52:40.620 that's very rare to be associated with it
00:52:42.540 but it's the fun it's the fun version of it
00:52:44.700 though and if when I was a kid I thought
00:52:46.940 it was the same thing I thought
00:52:48.020 schizophrenia and multiple personality
00:52:49.720 disorder were the same thing like I
00:52:51.560 didn't it took me a long time to realize
00:52:53.180 like you can be so when I was hearing
00:52:55.220 like oh so-and-so is schizophrenic I'm
00:52:57.340 thinking like my aunt it's not the same
00:52:59.180 thing though uh and then bipolar gets
00:53:01.640 wrapped up in there as well and man it
00:53:04.340 just kind of shows me like man because a
00:53:06.500 lot of those are so a lot a lot of what
00:53:08.040 you're describing like your aunt for
00:53:09.980 example like she she circled indeed it
00:53:13.080 was like all of the above right so yes
00:53:15.180 yeah the the bipolar and manic depression
00:53:17.760 I'm not a doctor and this is all like
00:53:20.440 very oversimplified but bipolar manic
00:53:21.980 depression are I think very similar
00:53:23.700 except on like a time scale so bipolar
00:53:26.340 means from moment to moment I could be
00:53:28.800 like this like I could be in good mood
00:53:30.440 bad mood good mood bad mood you know
00:53:31.740 happy sad and like at the flick of a
00:53:33.960 wrist essentially if you do like manic
00:53:36.580 depressive it's sort of the same but
00:53:38.980 stretch that timeline out it's not
00:53:40.540 moment to moment it's almost like day to
00:53:42.380 day or event to event so when you're
00:53:44.840 manic it's like I'm gonna write a book
00:53:46.980 I'm gonna shoot a movie I'm gonna paint
00:53:48.640 a mural like I'm gonna you know I'm
00:53:50.480 gonna start a hundred projects and then
00:53:52.500 like a week or a month later it's just
00:53:54.340 like man I'm no good I'm like I suck I'm
00:53:57.500 not gonna call anyone back why does
00:53:59.100 anyone even want to talk to me and if
00:54:00.880 you consistently go through those ups and
00:54:03.060 downs on like a moment to moment you
00:54:05.880 might be bipolar you probably know that
00:54:07.480 by now or other people probably know
00:54:08.980 that if you're manic depressive some
00:54:11.240 people are like oh it's just that time
00:54:13.060 of the year when I get you know sad or
00:54:15.260 when I get happy but if it's consistent
00:54:17.280 enough that there's like you could draw
00:54:18.940 like a pattern then that might imply
00:54:21.620 like mania so then you were saying that
00:54:24.080 your aunt um almost like goes through
00:54:26.140 these modes but when she's on her meds
00:54:28.400 that everything's like muted so if you
00:54:30.240 look at like an audio signal right if
00:54:32.280 you get like a raw uncompressed audio
00:54:34.060 signal that's kind of what the waveform
00:54:36.300 looks like it's all over the place it gets
00:54:38.040 really high it gets really low but then
00:54:39.940 when you want to like present it you
00:54:42.020 will do some compression so usually
00:54:44.020 you'll squish it down so instead of the
00:54:45.380 highs and lows like everything will be
00:54:47.520 reduced a little bit and then you can
00:54:49.200 raise the like I'm not going to get into
00:54:50.720 like the audio thing but the actual
00:54:52.500 compression aspect before you add gain
00:54:54.520 back to it it's actually reducing the
00:54:56.720 lows like the lowest lows and the highest
00:54:58.780 highs to bring in sort of a more average
00:55:01.520 bandwidth between everything that's kind
00:55:03.720 of what you're describing so like the
00:55:06.080 manic depressives like being manic might
00:55:10.320 actually feel great because it's like I
00:55:12.180 can do 500 projects I'm Superman let's do
00:55:14.580 this you know like it's not realistic but
00:55:16.760 it feels great to do that and then when
00:55:18.960 you get on the other side like it probably
00:55:21.100 sucks to be on the very far depressed
00:55:22.700 side but as you come back up that
00:55:24.260 incredible dopamine release so now imagine
00:55:26.900 you don't get that fun mania and you
00:55:29.020 don't get that fun dopamine release you
00:55:31.080 just kind of stay in this plateau all the
00:55:32.720 time that's that mute button that she's
00:55:35.080 kind of describing you really you
00:55:36.860 describe you're describing Hitler man
00:55:39.020 because he's like yeah we're gonna
00:55:40.100 fucking take over Europe we're gonna
00:55:41.680 wear fucking Dior we're gonna be
00:55:44.060 flying he's like oh this is gonna kill
00:55:46.000 myself yeah he's like he crashes and
00:55:49.180 he's like you know what stop feeding
00:55:50.340 these Jews like bring them out to the
00:55:52.780 field it's like damn man you were doing
00:55:54.900 so good what happened could have just
00:55:56.820 given some Zoloft and it might have been
00:55:58.460 it might have been all good avoid this
00:56:00.200 whole thing I'm not gonna lie though
00:56:02.280 you're I'm fucking sitting over here
00:56:04.000 you're describing this this is you're
00:56:05.320 describing me like I thought that
00:56:07.380 everybody had big like I have cycles
00:56:10.300 that I go through yearly I found
00:56:12.100 recently that they are like instead of
00:56:16.660 contracting they're they're expanding so
00:56:19.080 it's like where it used to be a really
00:56:20.540 tight predictable wave like I know I'm
00:56:22.100 gonna be like this for part of the year
00:56:23.240 and like this for the other part of the
00:56:24.380 year it was like a four to six month
00:56:25.880 cycle or something like that now it's
00:56:27.740 stretching out and becoming much more
00:56:29.520 consistent you know what keeps it away
00:56:32.040 this like if I don't create if I'm not
00:56:35.360 making a show I like my self-worth
00:56:38.180 plummets even if I have like a good job
00:56:40.140 and I'm doing good if I'm not creating
00:56:41.660 and I'm not like putting out content
00:56:43.160 that's why I've been doing like top
00:56:44.920 nose I've been doing content for like
00:56:46.380 six seven years it's what I found that
00:56:49.220 that quiets it and if I don't do
00:56:52.240 something like that it's like I just
00:56:53.980 have my my brain does a really good I
00:56:56.740 think it's a good thing it feels like
00:56:57.920 a good thing of like connecting dots
00:57:00.180 and all this other shit you is my mom
00:57:01.820 used to worry that I was gonna be
00:57:02.860 paranoid we I used to have well I guess
00:57:05.060 I still do have ADHD they put me on
00:57:06.960 Adderall when I was a kid but I
00:57:09.100 experienced the mute and also the
00:57:10.920 thickening like your boy got fucking oh
00:57:12.880 no it was the opposite I was fat as
00:57:14.460 shit and then I took Adderall dropped
00:57:16.680 all the weight and then but I became
00:57:18.400 like essentially depressed and I became
00:57:21.040 a I had to go to scared straight so the
00:57:23.380 scared the fuck out of here because I got
00:57:24.720 we gotta find that video like you say I
00:57:26.600 had to like well I did have to so what
00:57:30.380 happened was when they put me on Adderall
00:57:32.100 I became incredibly irritable and I got
00:57:33.840 into a lot of fights like and Ashley was
00:57:37.140 like the summer of eighth grade going into
00:57:39.560 high school I wasn't going to go to high
00:57:42.560 school because I had been in 13 fights
00:57:44.340 in eighth grade and the reason was is
00:57:47.240 because I was on Adderall and I was
00:57:48.440 incredibly irritable and if anybody did
00:57:50.000 anything to me you know it was like it
00:57:52.080 was on and I ended up going to like
00:57:56.080 Broadway State Prison which was you know
00:57:58.500 New Jersey State Prison and it was the
00:58:01.620 only way that I was gonna pass the thing
00:58:02.960 and man it was like it was this would
00:58:05.220 have been 2000 and I'm sorry 2003 yeah
00:58:10.080 2003 and they they were definitely like
00:58:13.860 hitting you this is before it was a show
00:58:15.420 you know like on the show they didn't hit
00:58:18.200 these kids when we went they hit us like
00:58:21.120 they fucked us up they had a show in like
00:58:23.240 the 90s too yeah I bet you they hit him
00:58:26.020 on that one I bet him I bet you back in
00:58:27.780 the day it was an MTV show if I'm not
00:58:29.580 mistaken well it's good entertainment
00:58:31.940 dude like it was it was on Jerry Springer
00:58:33.760 dude there was one where it's just this
00:58:36.040 big guy comes out and just like hold my
00:58:37.660 pocket and that's the whole show is he's
00:58:39.460 got this little kid like holding his
00:58:41.460 pocket and like walking around yeah okay I
00:58:44.200 I don't know what I can say on here uh uh
00:58:47.640 did you have a hundred guys jizz in your
00:58:50.100 face no no 95 and they pissed on me sorry
00:58:53.060 95 I'm gonna say sag it so so Bob sag it
00:58:57.220 so uh so they would pull their pocket
00:58:59.300 inside out and they'd make like the one
00:59:01.060 dude one one big fat kid hold his pocket
00:59:03.740 because he was laughing he thought it was
00:59:04.860 funny and he's like hold my pocket you
00:59:08.060 fat sag it ass cracker but sag it means
00:59:10.860 something different and and the kid would
00:59:12.540 be like okay and he'd hold his pocket and
00:59:14.380 then the guy would start pacing back and
00:59:16.000 forth and telling a story when I was in
00:59:18.340 the streets I was in the park I saw an
00:59:20.540 old lady her purse was out I decided I
00:59:22.480 was gonna rob that bitch and then he
00:59:24.240 would stop walking and the kid would let
00:59:26.220 go of the pocket and he'd turn around and
00:59:28.440 slap him in front of everybody go I told
00:59:30.640 you to hold my pocket you fat sag it ass
00:59:33.700 cracker like it was the best shit it was
00:59:36.480 a bonding experience but you better not
00:59:37.760 laugh dude because then you're holding
00:59:39.120 the pocket I didn't laugh at I was such a
00:59:41.720 bitch they hit me one time because I
00:59:43.680 didn't they said uh they put us all in
00:59:46.060 line right I was 13 bro they put us in
00:59:48.520 line and they said get dick to ass to the
00:59:51.180 dude in front of you like that's how they
00:59:52.680 want you to be like you got to press
00:59:53.840 him against him yeah and and the dude in
00:59:56.300 front of me was a big I'll never forget
00:59:57.780 Shane Andre right big black dude fat ass
01:00:00.360 right and it was like on my chest because
01:00:02.680 this was like everybody was going through
01:00:03.920 growth spurts mine never hit so his his ass
01:00:06.300 was just on my chest and all I did was
01:00:08.360 like back up and look at it you know
01:00:10.480 precariously or whatever and fucking this
01:00:12.460 dude like yanked me out of line and all I
01:00:14.900 remember is him saying I said dick to ass
01:00:18.040 and he went wow and hit me one time and it
01:00:20.160 was I just fucking I was like sobbing and he
01:00:22.700 shoved me back against the wall and then for
01:00:24.600 the rest of the time I was attached to that
01:00:28.360 dude it didn't work though I went to fucking
01:00:29.900 jail after that and all kinds of shit if
01:00:32.200 anything I think it makes you um it gives
01:00:34.940 you like this story you go back to school and
01:00:36.700 you have like the yeah I was in fucking
01:00:38.300 prison bit and then everybody thinks it's
01:00:40.060 cool and so it just only gets worse it did
01:00:42.340 not work at all but yeah so uh it's just
01:00:45.220 funny because as I feel like I'm learning a
01:00:47.400 lot about myself and my family through this
01:00:49.540 podcast because that was that's very much
01:00:51.820 me like I have these these nothing in life
01:00:55.080 for me is consistent and I I think like oh
01:00:57.760 it's it's just my it's my cycles like yeah
01:01:00.980 this is I'm 33 years old I just know that
01:01:03.060 about myself like I go but I thought that
01:01:04.720 was everybody I thought like everybody just
01:01:06.800 kind of went through uh well I think I think
01:01:08.800 it is everyone because no one is just like
01:01:10.680 the the same flat line their whole lives but
01:01:12.920 some people have way higher highs and way
01:01:15.500 lower lows than other people and then some
01:01:17.540 people can predict it better than others you
01:01:20.120 know like if you've actually got the
01:01:21.860 advantage even if the highs and the lows
01:01:24.260 are crazy if you can somehow predict it and
01:01:26.920 be like oh I feel like this might be around
01:01:29.440 the time of year that I'm gonna get into my
01:01:31.420 manic phase or to my depressing phase you
01:01:33.980 might not be able to like stop that phase
01:01:35.800 from happening but you could be like let's
01:01:37.840 not start a hundred projects like maybe it's
01:01:40.060 just that thing that happens and let's just
01:01:42.540 start like one or two projects and keep and
01:01:44.740 the same thing on like the the depressive
01:01:46.540 part you just remind yourself to like okay
01:01:49.420 this has never in my entire life has never
01:01:52.040 lasted forever I always come out of this so
01:01:54.840 there's no reason to think that this won't
01:01:56.400 also be something that I come out of so just
01:01:59.300 knowing your own patterns and knowing that
01:02:01.960 can help you out but like I don't know of
01:02:04.020 any like if you read some Albert Hoffman
01:02:06.000 stuff he would he would say that some
01:02:07.980 people had like weird chemical deficiencies
01:02:10.720 where if they ate an apple they would start
01:02:12.540 tripping and turn into a schizophrenic
01:02:14.260 immediately because of the folic acid and a
01:02:16.780 whole bunch of other you know different
01:02:18.080 variations that there are some people on
01:02:20.200 this planet that are just constantly
01:02:21.620 tripping but all it would take is take
01:02:23.840 like a little niacin every day and then
01:02:25.740 bam the problem goes away immediately yeah this
01:02:28.340 is this is like the route that my wife has
01:02:30.200 been exploring because she was a well she
01:02:32.840 still is a registered nurse in western
01:02:34.660 medicine but the idea of supplementation
01:02:37.400 and not just supplementation but like
01:02:39.440 finding what you're actually deficient in
01:02:41.740 you know and she's she's gone down that
01:02:44.480 route even even to like the extreme of
01:02:46.860 like she went gluten-free for a long time and
01:02:48.920 it does free your mind like whether it be
01:02:52.260 the bacteria in our gut or the chemicals
01:02:54.240 and whatever kind of bullshit process goy
01:02:56.300 slap that they're feeding us this does
01:02:58.380 affect us all the time because I feel the
01:03:00.540 same way sometimes I'll wake up and I'll
01:03:02.340 be like but but I'm more cognizant of it
01:03:04.700 now before where I guess I would get like
01:03:06.660 frustrated or like be confused now I wake
01:03:09.440 up and I say oh shit like I feel like I'm
01:03:12.800 gonna I'm going through a funk but I'm
01:03:15.400 aware you know I don't know why nothing
01:03:17.840 really happened but I'm aware of it and if
01:03:20.100 you're aware of it then you'd be like okay
01:03:21.520 well you know things are just going to be
01:03:24.040 a little bit more down don't feel like
01:03:26.300 don't feel like everything around you is
01:03:28.180 crashing get through it and then you're
01:03:30.220 back running and guess what you get through
01:03:32.720 it and I'm back fucking running again the
01:03:35.100 next couple days or however long it is
01:03:36.620 it's not like see for me it's not seasonal
01:03:38.900 for me it's like random so I guess I am
01:03:41.740 manic depressive too I'm learning about
01:03:43.180 myself thank you very much this might not
01:03:45.620 be the best analogy but it's like here's
01:03:48.320 here's the difference between like crazy
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01:04:18.100 again bad analogy but let's say you shit
01:04:22.840 your pants in your car or something right
01:04:25.000 like you go to let out a fart and it's a
01:04:27.520 little bit more than you ordered and you
01:04:30.180 get out and you start walking around and
01:04:32.400 just going through your normal daily life
01:04:34.080 if you were like completely oblivious to
01:04:36.440 this and other people are noticing it
01:04:37.920 they're laughing and they're pointing and
01:04:39.120 stuff and you still just like keep on
01:04:41.200 living your life and that's crazy don't
01:04:42.880 even at least acknowledge it you're kind
01:04:44.200 of crazy right if you get out of the car
01:04:46.200 and you're like okay I still shit my
01:04:48.340 pants but I know that I shit my pants
01:04:50.500 and you kind of shimmy around and people
01:04:52.120 see that you're acting like you know
01:04:53.960 you try to get to the pants store you
01:04:56.260 know like you're looking for the yeah
01:04:58.300 that's normal but well and it's and it's
01:05:00.980 normal at a level that your brain it's
01:05:02.700 not just like logic like your brain is
01:05:04.540 seeing like that dude is acting like he
01:05:06.580 doesn't know that he shit his pants when
01:05:08.140 it's clearly odd like I can smell it I
01:05:09.820 can see it how does he not feel it so
01:05:12.000 again silly analogy here but it's kind of
01:05:14.760 the same thing where if like you wake up
01:05:17.660 and you shit the bed or you shit your
01:05:19.320 pants like you'd be like okay this is a
01:05:21.460 day that I shit my pants let me just
01:05:23.600 live accordingly maybe I'll go take a
01:05:25.300 shower and change or whatever but if you
01:05:26.980 get out and you don't even realize it
01:05:28.540 and you go and live your day now it's
01:05:30.500 just like it turns into a horrible
01:05:32.120 feedback loop because now people are
01:05:33.440 going to treat you differently because
01:05:34.820 they're like this guy is fucking insane
01:05:37.100 this is a great analogy this is a fan I
01:05:39.520 don't know if you know this fantastic
01:05:40.820 analogy because it is like that like
01:05:42.480 you're smelling like shit and other
01:05:44.460 people will tell like my wife would
01:05:46.400 tell me she'd be like what's wrong
01:05:47.440 with you you know and I just felt like
01:05:48.940 I'm just feeling like like down but
01:05:51.060 I'm gonna you know and I'll I even let
01:05:53.280 her know because she'll pick up on it
01:05:54.680 but it's like yeah if I shit my pants
01:05:56.260 she'd be like you smell like shit like
01:05:58.320 what's going on and I'm like what do
01:06:00.340 you mean what are you fucking doing I
01:06:02.420 mean you could also just be like she
01:06:04.100 was like oh you're smelling like extra
01:06:05.960 pungent today but yeah I know I stink I
01:06:08.220 haven't showered for a couple of days
01:06:09.740 it's like oh you know you're nasty
01:06:11.100 dirty but if you're like what are you
01:06:12.720 talking about it smell great like I
01:06:13.860 haven't I haven't showered in weeks
01:06:15.260 but there's no reason that I should
01:06:16.520 like now it's like oh you're
01:06:18.300 it's just shit it's natural yeah well
01:06:21.960 now you're starting to go crazy well
01:06:23.980 you know to tie these two things
01:06:25.700 together shitting your pants and and
01:06:27.480 what top was saying about you know
01:06:29.860 goi food and what they're feeding us
01:06:31.520 and how you know you can really remedy
01:06:33.600 a lot of this shit and then we'll hop
01:06:35.680 off this afterwards because I do have
01:06:36.800 a question that I think is really
01:06:37.960 interesting for Tom but for a while I
01:06:42.300 was I realized I couldn't eat carbs
01:06:44.020 like simple carbs would would make me
01:06:45.580 crash like unbelievably hard and so I
01:06:48.300 started doing the the meat only thing
01:06:50.960 and I wanted to do a challenge and I I
01:06:53.020 did meat only for a month and I pulled
01:06:54.900 it off but it wasn't without having to
01:06:59.460 shit on the floor in public a couple of
01:07:02.620 times and one time in particular I was
01:07:05.620 with my son and I went to my buddy's
01:07:09.380 house and he said hey I'm not there
01:07:10.720 yet I'll be there in like 20 minutes
01:07:12.080 and I said it's fine we lived in a nice
01:07:13.880 apartment complex I figured we'd walk
01:07:15.340 around and it's a lot of trees and and
01:07:17.860 kind of it was just a pretty place so me
01:07:20.500 and my son are walking through this
01:07:21.600 apartment complex taking in the view and
01:07:23.920 all sudden it hits me and when it hits
01:07:25.040 me it would hit me like lightning dude
01:07:26.620 and so I have to like suddenly I'm
01:07:29.080 squeezing his hand he's like can you why
01:07:30.820 are you squeezing my hand I'm like I'm
01:07:31.880 sorry I have to release his hand and
01:07:33.140 like shake my hands out and I'm like
01:07:35.140 you know just manically running around
01:07:37.060 this apartment complex looking for some
01:07:38.900 place to publicly shit yeah like to
01:07:42.400 publicly shit dude and and my son's
01:07:44.640 like where are we going and I'm like
01:07:45.540 don't worry about it and I'm going like
01:07:46.800 I'm gritting my teeth they're about to
01:07:47.860 shatter and I can see in the distance
01:07:49.580 there's a there's a construction dumpster
01:07:53.240 and so I start waddling over there real
01:07:55.700 quick and he's like where are we going
01:07:57.200 you know he's old enough to be
01:07:58.120 frustrated at least and I'm like don't
01:08:00.400 worry about it just just just come with
01:08:01.900 me we get there what's nice is we find
01:08:03.800 several twenty dollar bills on the way
01:08:05.060 there we found about eighty dollars
01:08:06.420 so this is a weird story I know dude
01:08:09.540 we found about eighty dollars up to go
01:08:11.440 shit behind this dumpster and as we get
01:08:13.400 there my kid doesn't know what's going
01:08:14.500 on I'm just like look twenty dollars
01:08:15.780 look twenty dollars look twenty dollars
01:08:17.380 we scoop it all up he's like this is
01:08:19.280 amazing we finally get there and I'm
01:08:21.000 like turn around and he's like what do
01:08:22.460 you mean I'm gonna go
01:08:23.060 and give me the twenty dollars I gotta
01:08:26.780 wipe my ass and I just drop my pants
01:08:29.720 and and just spray shit into a puddle
01:08:32.120 and then to move on to when I was
01:08:37.360 functioning at my highest probably last
01:08:40.700 summer a diet of meat mostly beef raw
01:08:45.780 organic honey dairy but like raw milk a
01:08:49.860 lot of Greek yogurt organic Greek yogurt
01:08:52.360 sweet potatoes and a lot of fruit not only
01:08:56.620 was I in fantastic shape and not shitting
01:08:58.800 my pants but I was functioning at an
01:09:01.780 incredibly high level intellectually like
01:09:03.740 I was goal oriented able to smash through
01:09:07.440 every I was in the backyard in the sunlight
01:09:09.440 in Florida doing kettlebell swings like as
01:09:12.100 a daily routine and also eating like a
01:09:15.480 champion and taking care of all I mean I
01:09:18.360 had a list of things that I wanted to get
01:09:20.080 done like I'm gonna move my life from New
01:09:22.340 Jersey to Florida and I'm gonna crush all
01:09:24.540 these goals a week after I arrived I
01:09:27.060 started a high-paying job a month and a
01:09:29.380 half after I arrived I closed on my first
01:09:31.240 house like every massive thing that I
01:09:33.720 wanted to do I was taking it off the list
01:09:35.540 and then I've noticed since then like my
01:09:37.660 diet is is suffered I think it's because I
01:09:39.680 do the show and it kind of threw me into
01:09:40.880 chaos I didn't know where everything was
01:09:42.160 going so I put everything else on the
01:09:44.100 back burner and I'm like let's get this
01:09:45.540 podcast rolling and then once I enter some
01:09:47.640 routine I can go back to those things but
01:09:49.080 I've noticed that my brain doesn't
01:09:50.900 function the same way and shout out to JC in
01:09:52.780 the chat who said B12 deficiency I take
01:09:57.060 two B12 things a day I don't experience
01:09:59.300 that that crash necessarily anymore where
01:10:01.940 I'm about to fall asleep on my feet at
01:10:03.740 work it's it's yeah there you go boom I'm
01:10:05.800 serious I think there's like really
01:10:07.340 something to the B12 a lot of vitamins I
01:10:09.320 think are kind of shit honestly but B12
01:10:12.480 seems to be something that is actually
01:10:14.320 really important so I take two B12s every
01:10:16.280 morning so that I don't nearly fall
01:10:18.160 asleep on my feet predictably at 1230 to
01:10:20.760 about two o'clock it's a nightmare and I'm
01:10:22.680 gonna I'm gonna sleep on the the bathroom
01:10:24.560 floor of a shop but to get off all that
01:10:27.940 crazy shit I wanted to ask you paranoid
01:10:30.680 because you you know one I want to know
01:10:34.120 how it is that you got into all of this
01:10:37.240 like you are for folks who don't know you
01:10:40.200 are you have your hands in some of the
01:10:42.620 coolest shit like sometimes I feel like
01:10:45.440 there's an inner child in me who wants all
01:10:48.760 these different things right I want like
01:10:50.680 occult action figures I want hell yeah
01:10:53.260 conspiracy theory comic books you are
01:10:56.040 doing all of this like every once in a
01:10:58.520 while you'll show me something that
01:10:59.620 you're working on I know you just did
01:11:01.540 the chaos twins with Sam Tripoli where
01:11:05.780 it's a comic book series that is about to
01:11:08.440 be released the first issue is going to
01:11:09.680 come out I believe it's January and it's
01:11:12.480 about his kids and they're they're
01:11:14.300 fighting essentially cryptids and and
01:11:16.360 different like occult conspiracy things
01:11:18.960 and reptilians and all that you know
01:11:20.860 that Kickstarter is kicking ass man you
01:11:22.780 guys are on fire it's been blowing up
01:11:25.720 yeah this is good I'm hoping this is like
01:11:27.760 the turn into getting into more
01:11:29.600 mainstream and getting stuff in shops I
01:11:32.680 think so and I can see it's like it's
01:11:34.480 all coming over this hill right now and
01:11:36.780 and every time you talk to me you show
01:11:38.880 me something unbelievably awesome that
01:11:40.860 you're working on and for you to be so
01:11:43.280 immersed in this and and not only that
01:11:45.220 incredibly knowledgeable you've done
01:11:46.680 your homework for a long time and it
01:11:48.800 shows not only in in your rhetoric but
01:11:51.340 also in your products like your
01:11:52.580 products are accurate as far as the the
01:11:56.120 content and so I'd like to know let's
01:11:59.900 first start with like how how the hell
01:12:02.020 dude like what what what set you on this
01:12:04.640 path like what was the first fucking
01:12:06.060 thing that you were like because it's
01:12:07.420 all snowballed into the most insane shit
01:12:09.340 ever
01:12:09.620 I mean I joke around there might be
01:12:12.740 some truth to this but it's like all
01:12:14.420 like everyone with kids listening you
01:12:16.800 know close the ears but you find out
01:12:19.420 Santa Claus isn't real and you're like
01:12:21.120 wait my parents were in on this shit
01:12:22.940 wait my grandparents were on this shit
01:12:25.320 my teacher like everybody in my life
01:12:28.360 that's an authority figure was in on
01:12:30.360 this and in you know retrospect it's
01:12:32.580 for like good reasons but I think that
01:12:35.840 kind of mentality just throws you in a
01:12:37.600 spin and the next big one was like dare I
01:12:40.040 remember fifth grade and we went
01:12:41.820 through the dare program and they had
01:12:43.180 all the like you know if you do this
01:12:44.660 drug you'll start murdering people and
01:12:46.340 you'll be a rapist and you're just like
01:12:47.840 like if you if you smoke weed you turn
01:12:49.780 to a criminal and you're in jail within
01:12:51.160 a week essentially and like all of all
01:12:53.840 of the different lies that you learn as a
01:12:56.100 kid right and I think that at a certain
01:12:58.300 age like all of those lies just all kind
01:13:01.040 of like got disproved at once and then
01:13:03.780 it was just like I don't believe anybody
01:13:05.140 about anything anymore period I don't
01:13:07.220 believe books I don't believe TV I
01:13:08.540 believe my parents will leave my
01:13:09.420 teachers none of it and it was also at
01:13:11.900 an age where one of my friends had like
01:13:13.520 the internet and man in the early days
01:13:15.560 of the internet if you just went like
01:13:17.600 randomly browsing you would find some
01:13:19.900 weird niche you know theories out there
01:13:22.240 so I found out Bavarian Illuminati and I
01:13:24.800 found out about Skull and Bones and all
01:13:26.560 this stuff as like I don't know 12 or
01:13:28.760 13 surfing the internet and there was
01:13:31.180 even that card game remember Steve
01:13:32.440 um is it Steve Jackson the Illuminati
01:13:35.080 card game that's supposed to be like
01:13:36.360 all prophetic and all these like I got
01:13:38.620 the whole set I had the set when I was
01:13:40.500 like 12 or 13 so I don't know what it
01:13:43.260 was about the mid 90s was just like
01:13:45.820 perfect for anyone that wanted to get
01:13:47.720 into conspiracy culture before it was
01:13:50.360 all like modern like I'm a hipster
01:13:52.320 conspiracy theorist before it was like
01:13:53.960 got left wing with the Occupy
01:13:55.920 movement and then before it turned to
01:13:57.400 right wing with you know Sandy and and
01:14:00.400 Trump and everything before that it was
01:14:02.680 like nonpartisan it was just for
01:14:04.460 weirdos and paranoids and like both
01:14:07.700 sides of the political spectrum looked
01:14:09.640 down on conspiracy theorists but now
01:14:11.520 it's a little different now it's been
01:14:12.680 like co-opted yeah I think you're right
01:14:15.260 yeah I remember dabbling it dabbling in
01:14:18.280 that in that in that time frame but
01:14:19.960 never going as deep as maybe that you
01:14:22.340 have and I sort of wish that I did
01:14:24.340 because there's a lot of stuff on the
01:14:25.900 internet like you know right now we'll
01:14:27.940 be like I got to go to Google DuckDuckGo
01:14:29.840 to search for Illuminati secrets you're
01:14:32.220 never going to find anything before
01:14:33.740 it's like go to this website and that
01:14:35.200 website will tell you to go to another
01:14:36.720 website and then you'll fucking talk to
01:14:38.540 some dude in the chat room he's like no
01:14:39.780 no go to this website yeah nothing is
01:14:42.540 like yeah I've gone that far but yeah
01:14:46.020 now I feel like I know I didn't do this
01:14:49.480 with Bitcoin I wish I did but I feel like
01:14:51.240 if conspiracy theories were Bitcoin like
01:14:53.280 I got in at the ground floor because I
01:14:55.380 got I got stacks of books behind me that
01:14:57.660 I just remember buying on a whim because
01:14:59.260 it was like I don't know eight bucks or
01:15:00.980 ten bucks for some random book and now
01:15:03.200 I go and find it yeah do I go to Amazon
01:15:05.240 it's like six hundred dollars for this
01:15:07.000 thing like it's not that good of a book
01:15:08.560 you know but they're so rare and I think
01:15:11.040 it really was like before conspiracy
01:15:13.580 theories got co-opted by like mainstream
01:15:15.960 essentially like no one cared about I
01:15:18.240 literally was in the early 2000s every
01:15:21.320 day I would just make it part of my
01:15:22.960 routine go to eBay and search for a
01:15:24.600 bohemian club and search for a bohemian
01:15:26.320 grove and then I would search for
01:15:28.040 individual camp names like Mandalay
01:15:30.000 camp Mandalay is like one of the
01:15:32.380 highest ones in there and as an example
01:15:34.740 there'd be people that like their
01:15:37.020 grandpa would die and they'd have an
01:15:38.740 estate sale and the stuff that was
01:15:40.220 left over they'd put on eBay and they
01:15:42.420 didn't realize that bohemian club or
01:15:44.360 bohemian grove stuff was worth
01:15:45.520 anything because it really wasn't worth
01:15:47.180 anything so they were just listed as
01:15:49.100 like camp Mandalay yearbook or you know
01:15:51.580 whatever hillbillies club your book and
01:15:53.820 didn't even put bohemian in the title
01:15:55.460 so like I'd be scooping this stuff up
01:15:57.580 for pennies on the dollar now in
01:15:59.220 retrospect right but now you try and
01:16:02.020 find this and somebody like prints out
01:16:04.920 like a 3d printing of an owl that has
01:16:07.020 nothing to do with bohemian grove and
01:16:08.380 they'll be like secret society bohemian
01:16:09.940 grove rare artifact you know like all
01:16:12.740 those buzzwords so now you can't just
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01:16:45.300 just saying that anything that has an
01:16:48.800 owl on it's bohemian grove and but
01:16:50.680 there was like this time before
01:16:52.100 everyone was jumping on that with all
01:16:53.720 the buzzwords and like I mean I've got
01:16:56.040 a sick collection of shit so this is why
01:16:58.740 I stay near the villages man got to go
01:17:00.760 to those estate sales it's a lot of
01:17:02.860 popping up over here man who knows who
01:17:04.840 was where you said the villages where
01:17:06.760 you have in near the villages yeah like
01:17:08.920 right around there like exact address no
01:17:12.140 no let me tell you let me type it out
01:17:14.500 with my social too no I'm in Orlando so
01:17:16.900 I mean the villages isn't that far
01:17:18.380 away from me you gotta you gotta hang
01:17:19.720 out man you gotta come up yeah we're
01:17:21.520 down man oh yeah for sure next time we
01:17:23.120 get together we got to bring him out
01:17:24.220 there and then we're gonna see where
01:17:25.460 Juan is because I know Juan's real
01:17:26.800 south uh he's like right he's like
01:17:29.340 swamplands down there yeah yeah we
01:17:31.820 won't expose him and plus fuck that
01:17:33.340 yeah
01:17:33.820 I don't want you guys ever go to a shout
01:17:37.480 out oh what is it called gun damn I
01:17:39.360 haven't been there in a while ever
01:17:40.280 since the the flu came over but
01:17:42.460 there's a really huge like Walmart
01:17:44.780 shooting range that I still got like
01:17:47.860 good world yeah yeah I mean yeah I
01:17:51.020 haven't been that's my favorite spot
01:17:52.520 that's where when Juan's comic first
01:17:54.380 got printed up I was like he's like
01:17:56.180 where should we meet up I was like let's
01:17:57.300 go to gun world and then we could like
01:17:58.960 shoot shoot some guns and then go and
01:18:01.360 do the signing so you know man I think
01:18:05.320 like you're right that it used to be
01:18:07.420 more of the wild wild west the
01:18:08.560 internet and it used to be much more
01:18:10.720 it's like the same thing with uh video
01:18:12.860 games I find where like my son's
01:18:14.420 playing all these games and um you
01:18:17.260 know I used to be big into like the
01:18:18.480 the Gameboy Pokemon game like Gameboy
01:18:20.660 Color and I realized he's got them now
01:18:22.860 and they hold your hand and they make
01:18:25.020 everything they they nerf everything
01:18:26.460 everything's incredibly easy it's so
01:18:28.260 easy to do everything in the goddamn
01:18:29.660 game and they explain everything and
01:18:31.400 back in the day they didn't explain
01:18:32.460 shit in video games it was like good
01:18:33.980 luck bitch and you were sitting there
01:18:35.240 with like tears in your eyes ready to
01:18:36.880 break your controller you didn't know
01:18:38.140 what the hell you were supposed to do
01:18:40.280 I remember I remember playing I this
01:18:42.020 is a complete tangent it was a Sega
01:18:43.540 Genesis game with this the main
01:18:46.000 character was an egg but he was dressed
01:18:48.080 as a like a Indiana Jones and I got to
01:18:51.700 the second level and it's just like a
01:18:53.660 fucking 2d you know jumper game sort of
01:18:56.280 thing where you're moving on but it was
01:18:57.340 like puzzles never figured out how to get
01:18:59.740 past the second level there was probably
01:19:01.600 like 40 levels but it just didn't they
01:19:03.500 don't give a fuck and there was
01:19:04.880 nothing to help you either it was like
01:19:06.700 no there was there was no internet to
01:19:08.380 go to no there might be a 900 number in
01:19:10.700 the back for like no yeah there was
01:19:13.540 some of that you could do that I never
01:19:14.700 did that I never got that far because
01:19:15.960 my mom was like fucking no you can't do
01:19:17.560 that but like you know he has so many
01:19:20.320 things at his disposal he has me he has
01:19:22.440 we can go on YouTube and look up a
01:19:24.040 video I don't like doing that though
01:19:25.140 because I think there's a lot of value
01:19:26.340 in going through that frustration and
01:19:28.680 then figuring it out but the internet
01:19:30.580 was like the same way you're right it
01:19:32.480 has become partisan and it's specifically
01:19:34.980 like conservative leaning now like
01:19:36.780 conservatives are coming to because
01:19:38.260 they're the ones that are getting
01:19:39.060 fucked over left and right and it was
01:19:40.920 it was the opposite for the longest
01:19:42.620 time dude because I yeah because I
01:19:44.020 remember growing up like I had a left
01:19:46.480 a left leaning bias but it was mostly
01:19:48.680 because almost all the conspiracy
01:19:50.900 theories were like bohemian grove and
01:19:52.620 skull and bones and but this is all
01:19:54.200 republican leaning and I and I just
01:19:57.160 remember like in my in like my my tail
01:19:59.980 end of my sort of like evolution into
01:20:02.280 whatever the fuck I am now right but
01:20:04.000 like before I I sort of hit level
01:20:06.560 9000 I remember thinking like the
01:20:09.140 left wing and the Democrats can't like
01:20:11.100 they can't be good like they also have
01:20:12.980 to be bad but they're for some reason
01:20:15.400 there's just like a big gap and all of
01:20:17.260 the research that points them as being
01:20:19.920 bad unless you get into the right wing
01:20:22.460 rhetoric because the right wing
01:20:23.680 rhetoric's like oh yeah you know the
01:20:25.160 KKK was all Democrats and like and
01:20:27.660 they pull it apart but it's like if
01:20:29.100 you've been trained to look at the
01:20:30.400 right as well you're just saying that
01:20:32.200 because your bohemian grove and your
01:20:33.240 skull and bones and your CIA and your
01:20:35.060 ATF you know I mean they go down the
01:20:36.760 line so it's like which one of these
01:20:38.660 two do you trust about the other one
01:20:40.580 but it might not be in like that same
01:20:42.800 regard I guess isn't it but it's kind
01:20:45.440 of all right I think conspiracies in a
01:20:47.660 way like we do what I think is is a
01:20:50.060 very cool version of research which is
01:20:51.480 we get to talk to people because the
01:20:54.020 internet has made it incredibly gay like
01:20:56.720 like conspiracy theories are gay now in
01:20:58.900 the same way like conspiracy extremists
01:21:01.440 just said it we figured out how to
01:21:03.260 glitch Pokemon to get Mew when I was a
01:21:05.280 fucking kid we think we would talk to
01:21:07.700 each other in school and somebody would
01:21:09.600 be like if you go and you do this
01:21:11.420 really weird series of things in the
01:21:13.200 game you have to go and talk to this
01:21:14.340 person then you got to fly over here and
01:21:15.740 do this thing and then you got to get in
01:21:16.820 the water you got to go missing number
01:21:18.580 down I don't know if you guys did this
01:21:20.100 yes that's exactly what I'm talking
01:21:21.740 about you got to talk to a fuck I don't
01:21:23.220 give a shit dude I'm saying it you got to
01:21:24.500 talk to the dude in fucking like the
01:21:26.620 second city who teaches you how to
01:21:28.000 catch a Pokemon as soon as you're done
01:21:30.140 you fly to fucking Cinnabar Island I'm
01:21:32.460 going full nerd and you go up and down
01:21:34.240 Cinnabar Island you go up and fucking
01:21:36.180 down on the coast missing number or
01:21:38.200 missing oh pops up and you can you can
01:21:41.000 leverage that thing to get like 99 of an
01:21:43.160 item the only fucking way you figured
01:21:46.020 that out was word of mouth I don't know
01:21:47.840 how anybody figure if I want to
01:21:50.500 interview the first fucking dude who
01:21:52.120 figured that out like you and on that
01:21:53.860 weird debacle that was a real Q&A it was
01:21:57.400 Ashley Babbitt she was the one that
01:21:59.060 released that to the world they had to
01:22:00.540 get rid of this bitch like we got away
01:22:03.380 where we want her now oh god before she
01:22:06.000 drops Mewtwo on the world yeah man like
01:22:08.980 that was where the the like there was
01:22:12.920 such a thrill to figuring shit like that
01:22:15.140 out and it was yeah lore and and this
01:22:17.820 conspiracy theories are the lore of real
01:22:19.860 life and I remember like that was it was
01:22:22.500 like talking to one person one person
01:22:24.060 like dude look this shit up and you'd go
01:22:25.900 to some obscure website you'd find these
01:22:27.560 things you'd connect the dots on your own
01:22:29.100 and then you'd scream at your friends who
01:22:30.780 didn't give a shit about it and they'd
01:22:32.180 think that you were schizophrenic and it
01:22:33.340 just never really worked out but it was
01:22:34.960 really the same feeling let me interject
01:22:37.000 here because I was just having the same
01:22:38.680 feeling but with like something slightly
01:22:40.280 different um this is the idea of like the
01:22:42.700 internet the internet destroying um these
01:22:45.600 events these like in-person or family
01:22:48.420 events or like kind of larger events so I put
01:22:51.640 on the little drummer boy for my kids and I
01:22:55.180 noticed at some points there's like you
01:22:57.380 know it'll go black and then it'll be next
01:22:59.240 scene and I was like oh shit there was a
01:23:00.720 commercial there that was like pause for
01:23:02.600 a commercial this was made in 1968 poor
01:23:05.940 claymation I mean very you know choppy the
01:23:08.740 lips don't even move to the words but in
01:23:11.100 1968 most of America sat down to watch the
01:23:15.160 this event called the little drummer boy on
01:23:17.560 the same channel millions of people and it
01:23:20.140 was about Jesus Christ being born right at
01:23:22.620 the end it's like the whole resolution the
01:23:24.720 kid is like he he likes people again
01:23:26.640 because he's at the birth the birth of
01:23:28.240 Christ and everybody celebrates and I was
01:23:30.740 like this is like very cultural when you say
01:23:34.580 like make America great again they were
01:23:36.220 like you're talking about back then when
01:23:37.580 people kind of did these these group
01:23:40.240 cultural things you know then went to
01:23:42.220 school the next day and we're like yo did
01:23:43.500 you see that shit that was fucking fire the
01:23:45.300 the new little drummer boy shit there and
01:23:46.920 everyone's like high-fiving right can't do
01:23:48.980 that anymore we're so fractionated look
01:23:51.900 there's 40 people in here listening to us
01:23:54.160 talk and no one's watching CNN no one's
01:23:57.180 watching all the same thing that that must
01:24:00.140 fuck things up it fucks things up
01:24:02.440 it messes up the elites sort of because
01:24:05.880 it's hard for them to point them but it
01:24:07.460 also helps them because we are fractionated
01:24:09.680 and nobody's kind of doing the same thing
01:24:11.500 I think it might be a net positive though
01:24:15.480 because the more that you group yourselves
01:24:18.320 up and like fall into these convenient
01:24:21.060 little categories and like all follow the
01:24:23.020 same stuff that's way easier for them to
01:24:25.920 manage like the the being kind of like in
01:24:28.600 little fractions that's on us to figure
01:24:31.620 out how to make that work but by not being
01:24:34.000 fraction and everyone like watching American
01:24:36.460 Idol every night you know what I mean as a
01:24:38.160 collective nation like there's no real way
01:24:40.760 out of that like the only way to fix that
01:24:42.560 is you pull yourself out of it because you're
01:24:45.480 sucked into it they've done that's like the
01:24:47.380 whole boomer generation and even our
01:24:49.060 generation to a certain point like we were
01:24:50.860 talking about the effects of nostalgia and
01:24:53.520 that all kind of keeps you in that same
01:24:55.500 community but then they could pull off shit
01:24:57.420 like social security on you or they could
01:24:59.620 pull off shit like COVID on that generation
01:25:01.980 this next generation is so decentralized it's
01:25:05.860 gonna be hard for them to do anything and
01:25:08.620 that's a that's a good thing but then also
01:25:10.580 it's so decentral this is like a libertarian
01:25:12.680 idea as well if you if everybody is like an
01:25:16.660 individual nobody's moving in the same
01:25:18.580 direction good luck getting anybody elected
01:25:21.340 to change it you understand what I'm saying
01:25:22.980 the fallacy in that so like we're all
01:25:25.040 individuals doing our own thing but we
01:25:27.400 also can't move together when we have to do
01:25:29.500 something which is important sometimes but
01:25:31.440 then the fatal flaw in that would be an
01:25:33.940 entire boomer generation where they can
01:25:35.520 then do all these psyops on you you know it's
01:25:38.120 like so I don't know if that's even I mean
01:25:40.480 I'm just thinking out loud but I don't even
01:25:41.620 know if that's even possible to do in one
01:25:43.480 lifetime like most people like I don't think
01:25:46.620 you'd be able to shift into okay I'm gonna
01:25:48.500 do groupthink because it's good for the
01:25:50.940 nation from you know year whatever till
01:25:53.820 year whatever and then I'm gonna swap back
01:25:55.860 into being independent I think it goes
01:25:58.020 through these like waves so it's like your
01:26:00.020 your parents and then you and then your
01:26:01.820 grandparents and then so like everyone
01:26:03.900 has the chance to like become more involved
01:26:07.560 or more detached like throughout their life
01:26:10.240 I guess and then if they teach their kids and
01:26:12.540 then the kids either rebel or they follow
01:26:14.720 along in the footsteps right but it's it's
01:26:16.700 almost like a little binary switch every time
01:26:18.680 it does make sense though it feels like the
01:26:21.560 whole the whole especially the electoral
01:26:24.640 system is almost destined to fall apart
01:26:27.540 because it was designed for a unified people
01:26:30.480 people who are all sort of subjected and at
01:26:34.420 least if you use like the metaphor of the
01:26:36.200 TV you know you had like six camps dog like
01:26:40.180 back in the day when I had you know the the
01:26:42.300 the knob on the TV the clunk clunk clunk you
01:26:44.780 had like six channels that you can go to it was
01:26:46.820 like Fox 5 WB 11 or whatever and and that was
01:26:51.500 all relatively the same kind of shit so we
01:26:54.560 were all aimed at and absorbing the same
01:26:57.780 information and so within that context the
01:27:01.080 electoral system that we all would detach
01:27:03.520 from the TV and look up at at least you know
01:27:06.820 worked because it was aiming back at us and
01:27:09.100 we were a consolidated group now it's almost
01:27:12.720 like how can it last much longer you know
01:27:14.560 that whole idea of like there's not going to
01:27:16.580 be a 2024 election and whatever that means
01:27:18.780 for people on the extreme side it means like it
01:27:21.100 means Trump is going to prove that they
01:27:23.400 subverted it and he's going to come back and
01:27:26.040 his his first term is going to be null and void
01:27:28.300 and he's going to get two back-to-back terms
01:27:30.200 again but on the much more gracious side
01:27:33.040 it's like people are going to lose faith in
01:27:36.260 the election system and you know because of
01:27:39.700 what we're learning about Russian collusion
01:27:41.180 and all these different things and maybe we
01:27:43.480 are going to not have a typical democratic
01:27:47.960 election anymore and things are going to
01:27:50.380 look different somehow in this upcoming one
01:27:52.880 I just realized we started this dumb show
01:27:56.280 and it's going to lead right into this fucking
01:27:58.960 I'm so not looking forward to the stupidity
01:28:01.400 that 2024 will be and the shenanigans that
01:28:04.260 hopefully they give us like because these
01:28:06.240 lizard people are they they're it's hard for
01:28:08.440 them to create anymore I mean they just rehash
01:28:10.460 so if you rehash 2020 again I'm going to
01:28:13.440 fucking skill it I'm going to be a millionaire
01:28:14.940 but if they throw something new at us like
01:28:18.020 something even dumber or like you know they
01:28:20.080 did the COVID thing and that was like oh shit
01:28:22.160 that was like a whole new they even have me
01:28:24.080 off kilter at first with it you know like
01:28:26.400 like the first couple of maybe month or so
01:28:28.580 but yeah I just hope that they rehash
01:28:31.440 whatever they've been doing and we could
01:28:33.140 just laugh at them because it's it's going
01:28:35.300 to be so dumb guys when you say that the
01:28:38.260 lizard people don't have any creativity like
01:28:40.280 you're dude you're so on the nose with that
01:28:42.640 and that goes back into like why would the
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01:29:12.540 schizophrenics right the ones that can
01:29:16.780 produce all this extra thorough oxide and a
01:29:19.780 part of that is is the like a jealousy
01:29:21.880 aspect that's like how dare you have this
01:29:24.620 inherent skill to do these creative things
01:29:27.000 and look at like all the spirit cooking
01:29:28.880 stuff right it's like why do you have
01:29:30.840 these policies boring ass politicians
01:29:32.820 hanging out with like Marina Abramovich and
01:29:35.500 Lady Gaga and doing this like edgy crap and
01:29:38.160 think about this too there's a pipeline right
01:29:40.820 where you can get really popular in Hollywood
01:29:43.860 and then like branch into politics and that's
01:29:46.840 like this ultimate you know like Ronald
01:29:48.620 Reagan did it and Trump did it and so
01:29:49.980 many other people are trying to go through
01:29:51.260 that route how many people got big in
01:29:53.700 politics and then went to some other
01:29:56.260 industry that was public facing and blew up
01:29:59.160 it doesn't work the same way they would go
01:30:00.860 right being in the government to being in
01:30:03.280 like a private pharmaceutical or like a
01:30:05.520 lawyer company but it never goes from
01:30:08.260 politics down into Hollywood because that
01:30:11.680 would be like downgrading yourself so what
01:30:14.180 the politicians do though is interesting
01:30:16.320 societally they're higher right in the
01:30:18.740 class system like if I'm a rich politician
01:30:21.200 I'm richer than a rich celebrity like a
01:30:23.680 celebrity like that's cute you got some
01:30:25.660 fun toys but I'm like you know I control
01:30:28.560 the stocks I'm Nancy Pelosi you know so so
01:30:31.580 if you got that that sort of dynamic going
01:30:33.500 on like there's no reason for them to ever
01:30:36.140 become an artist but then there's also
01:30:37.640 like I want to feel creative I want to
01:30:39.780 kind of like vicariously live through Lady
01:30:42.440 Gaga and feel like I'm just as important
01:30:44.380 as she is and people love me as much as
01:30:46.480 they love her so I can do that by like
01:30:49.660 showing up to events and doing spirit
01:30:52.060 cooking with her and we both like eat the
01:30:54.160 you know baby cake together and stuff but
01:30:56.840 then maybe you know you go into the back
01:30:58.720 room and you get a little sip out of you
01:31:00.180 know Lady Gaga's head or something and I
01:31:02.860 don't know man like because because it's
01:31:04.080 like I want some of that creativity inside of
01:31:05.840 me it's like uh everything's an archetype
01:31:08.820 right on like larger or smaller levels but
01:31:11.260 this is what you're describing is the
01:31:12.740 archetype of the fallen angel right so
01:31:15.520 they're like they can do just about
01:31:17.620 anything and they look great but they
01:31:20.040 can't create and it's part of the reason
01:31:22.160 why they hate human beings and I mean you
01:31:24.280 can go all like you can trace that all the
01:31:25.880 way back to originally to the Nephilim yeah
01:31:28.920 and why we're there's some Nephilim shit
01:31:31.180 some Nephilim shit it's like why we're doing
01:31:33.080 why we're why we're going through what
01:31:35.140 we're going through now like that's this
01:31:37.200 is what the show is about we think that
01:31:38.440 that's I firmly think that's where it
01:31:39.980 started and everything that it branches
01:31:41.860 out into is just because they can't
01:31:43.960 create and they hate you and they want to
01:31:46.660 destroy what God built and everything from
01:31:49.340 there is just icing on the cake
01:31:51.900 extrapolated to you know drag queen story
01:31:54.620 hour or whatever fucking dump shit it's
01:31:56.180 really interesting too because you know not
01:31:58.420 people when you hear that like oh they
01:32:00.360 can't create like no there is an inherent
01:32:03.260 part of creating things that that like
01:32:05.940 speaks to the human experience like I
01:32:07.740 said like I I will get in depressive
01:32:10.340 waves if I don't create something and it
01:32:12.480 just turns out that the only thing that
01:32:14.260 I'm I'm good at is conversation and
01:32:16.440 recording it and so if I don't do that it
01:32:18.940 will genuinely fuck with me and I think
01:32:21.340 that's because there is like an innate
01:32:23.300 there's something we we can't quantify it
01:32:25.480 what it does for our spirits as human
01:32:27.520 beings but it's integral to the human
01:32:29.920 experience and so you know I wanted to
01:32:33.640 go back for a second to like isn't it
01:32:35.800 very strange you were just talking about
01:32:37.360 going from from art Hollywood whatever
01:32:39.300 into politics Marina Abramovich just
01:32:41.340 became fucking like the Ukrainian
01:32:42.660 ambassador or some shit like yeah dude
01:32:46.580 she became the American ambassador to
01:32:49.080 Ukraine I believe is that's a step up
01:32:51.500 that's a step which is wild art world to
01:32:53.560 the politic world exactly which is wild
01:32:55.760 because Ukraine is rumored to be the
01:32:59.160 epicenter for all of this how do we put
01:33:02.520 it child related debauchery you know that
01:33:05.440 if there's a place like the island isn't
01:33:08.040 functional anymore but now Ukraine is in
01:33:11.200 some people's minds and I don't have
01:33:12.720 information to back this up it's just
01:33:14.220 something that I've heard I've not looked
01:33:15.340 into but I hear a lot of people saying
01:33:17.680 that that is where it all goes down now
01:33:19.660 which to me makes a lot of sense right
01:33:21.420 because it's it's a country that is
01:33:23.080 obviously American interests are
01:33:26.540 entangled within it especially American
01:33:29.160 interests in regards to you know the
01:33:31.040 Biden family and all these various
01:33:32.520 corrupt politicians and they're a
01:33:34.760 country that's immersed in chaos and
01:33:36.280 whenever you have chaos you know if you
01:33:37.800 look back to like the Haiti thing where
01:33:39.960 unfortunately after the earthquake all
01:33:41.660 these children went missing and you can
01:33:43.080 find these videos of parents saying you
01:33:46.560 know these people are coming here they're
01:33:48.000 supposed to be helping us instead
01:33:49.360 they're taking our children I've seen
01:33:51.360 those videos myself his mother's crying
01:33:53.180 and those videos get suppressed I think
01:33:55.500 that these elites they take advantage of
01:33:58.860 very chaotic situations in countries and
01:34:03.140 I think in our own country same thing
01:34:04.760 over there and of course our own country
01:34:06.780 as well yeah Hawaii right what the hell
01:34:08.780 is going on there there's like all these
01:34:10.000 missing kids they're still unaccounted for
01:34:11.500 and everybody's just kind of swept it
01:34:12.660 under the rug and now somebody who is
01:34:16.460 sort of become synonymous right
01:34:19.080 spirit cooking and all this really
01:34:21.160 horrible artwork that involves like you
01:34:23.120 ever see Maria and Marina and Bromovich
01:34:24.940 in a pile of bloody baby dolls and and
01:34:30.400 also like bones there's like bones from
01:34:32.680 some sort of animal but there's also
01:34:34.940 baby dolls mixed within it and it's very
01:34:36.800 much meant to invoke this feeling upon
01:34:39.540 first glance that she's in a mountain of
01:34:41.540 like you know just ripped apart babies
01:34:44.580 that's what it looks like and so now all
01:34:47.040 of a sudden she's the ambassador the
01:34:49.600 American ambassador to Ukraine like
01:34:51.180 what the what the fuck is going on
01:34:52.900 there they don't even and that's we've
01:34:54.300 gotten to the part of the game now where
01:34:55.500 they don't give a shit they don't hide
01:34:56.820 it anymore we used to have to go to
01:34:59.620 somebody who would tell us what website
01:35:02.440 to go to and what to search for to find
01:35:04.560 all this esoteric weird shit now it's
01:35:07.060 like boom right on your TV tell you right
01:35:10.020 in plain sight it used to be hidden in
01:35:12.520 plain sight it's now it's just in plain
01:35:14.520 sight well if if you don't this is from
01:35:17.440 a movie called the conspiracy 2016 and
01:35:20.520 they might have quoted from something
01:35:21.420 else but there's this awesome quote that
01:35:23.580 I'll paraphrase but it's like if you
01:35:25.860 don't give them a like if you don't give
01:35:27.660 people a story then they're gonna look
01:35:30.640 into it for themselves and you don't
01:35:32.380 want them to look into it for themselves
01:35:33.700 so if you just paint the story like
01:35:34.960 here's Maria Bromovich they're doing
01:35:36.920 weird stuff there she is in a pile of
01:35:38.940 you know artificial babies or whatever
01:35:41.180 then that's enough for people to say
01:35:43.100 oh that's so weird there must be
01:35:45.380 something quirky behind that but like
01:35:47.400 at least they're acknowledging it so
01:35:49.060 if they're acknowledging it and it's
01:35:50.440 out in the open then it can't be that
01:35:51.600 bad right it's a lie by admission like
01:35:53.960 the Epstein Netflix documentary right so
01:35:56.740 they gave you enough for the normie to
01:35:58.700 be like that's fucked up but you're like
01:36:00.560 it's so much worse if you actually right
01:36:03.020 it's really fucked up but now someone's
01:36:05.780 like oh I saw the documentary I'm not
01:36:07.320 arguing yeah he was a bad guy and it's
01:36:08.960 like it can stop there but if there was
01:36:10.920 just radio silence and there was a
01:36:12.620 complete void then something would have
01:36:14.920 to fill that void so if you're in the
01:36:16.880 position of power you might as well fill
01:36:19.080 that void yourself it's very it's it's
01:36:21.320 like a simpler version of the Hegelian
01:36:23.340 dialectic right where it's like you've
01:36:24.940 got us like you've got a problem and a
01:36:27.500 solution and if you can introduce the
01:36:29.400 problem then you can also probably
01:36:31.280 introduce the solution that's the
01:36:33.520 synthesis antithesis but that's kind of
01:36:37.020 like a practical version of it is is
01:36:39.140 doing it this way yeah such listen um I
01:36:43.560 could I feel like we could talk for
01:36:44.680 another three hours but yeah I know you
01:36:46.780 got a hard out and uh how do we how do
01:36:50.140 we bring this one in for a landing we
01:36:51.360 covered everything we we didn't and I
01:36:55.000 said this conversation is still so much
01:36:56.320 more at all what I thought it was there
01:36:57.960 is so much more and dude we have to have
01:36:59.720 you back because we talked about talking
01:37:02.140 about the whole Lilith thing I think
01:37:03.440 that was oh yeah I got my notes we
01:37:04.720 didn't even get into it I know I felt it
01:37:07.560 when we were like an hour and 20 minutes
01:37:09.100 and I was like damn it dude so we have
01:37:10.740 to have you back absolutely and you know
01:37:12.740 your wealth of knowledge you got a ton of
01:37:14.000 information I know we only barely
01:37:15.620 scratched the surface uh talking to you
01:37:17.320 is always a blast but I know you got a
01:37:19.180 hard out dude can you at least uh tell
01:37:21.660 everybody you know about your work one
01:37:23.480 more time where they can find you uh
01:37:25.100 websites to go to yeah I mean
01:37:27.380 paranoidamerican.com is the main site you
01:37:29.800 can find a bunch of comics and I'm doing a
01:37:32.440 bunch of custom toys now too I haven't
01:37:34.380 posted a lot yet but you've seen I've
01:37:35.940 I've sent you guys some pictures that
01:37:38.040 they're gonna be dope I just gotta get
01:37:39.260 the packaging done um and then on
01:37:41.660 Amazon if you're a normie and you shop
01:37:43.800 on Amazon or you want something prime
01:37:45.860 is like a quick gift for somebody I got
01:37:48.100 stuff um from all ages I even got a
01:37:50.700 children's coloring book called American
01:37:53.540 cryptids which is like my my blow away
01:37:56.060 biggest seller no one knows that everyone
01:37:58.100 loves the like the thrill oxide and like
01:38:00.400 the comic stuff but my number one
01:38:02.500 money maker I'm getting it too I'm a
01:38:04.200 hundred percent it's a it's a coloring
01:38:05.900 book on cryptids I got like four or five
01:38:07.600 coloring books on Amazon um I don't know
01:38:09.860 if you if you look at my other show but I
01:38:11.800 have two interviews now with my daughter
01:38:13.340 and she's fascinated with Bigfoot she'll
01:38:15.340 sit right here and I'll just interview
01:38:17.540 her on Bigfoot and then we go down the
01:38:19.660 conspiracy so she's getting one of those
01:38:21.200 for Christmas for sure oh dude that
01:38:23.040 reminds me too just back to when you
01:38:24.660 were talking about like demons and uh
01:38:27.800 aliens and like ghosts all having a
01:38:29.840 smell Bigfoot also is reported to smell
01:38:32.420 like sulfur that's like a very
01:38:33.660 consistent across cultures so anyways I
01:38:36.380 just want to know interesting you can
01:38:38.260 find me on Instagram at paranoid
01:38:40.120 American I just started onto the YouTube
01:38:44.140 scene this year in like February or March
01:38:46.700 and I've got a bunch of shows on there
01:38:48.780 now paranoid programming which is all
01:38:50.820 about doing AI and video I worked at
01:38:53.420 Disney for 10 years so I take a bunch of
01:38:55.660 the stuff that I learned there and trying
01:38:57.920 to like show people how to do it and I
01:38:59.780 got another one I'm starting now called
01:39:01.340 paranoid pages where I basically thumb
01:39:03.600 through old underground comics and met
01:39:06.420 like Mason magazines and like you know
01:39:08.600 all kinds like all those bohemian
01:39:09.880 grove books I told you about that I got
01:39:11.880 like behind me I'm gonna start just like
01:39:13.560 live streaming thumbing through them and
01:39:15.740 just like hey look at this this is crazy
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01:39:23.540 amazing no I'm serious man because I got
01:39:26.500 it I do have to hit you up more
01:39:28.380 because I'm I'm in a very similar field
01:39:30.240 but I know I can pick your brain dry
01:39:32.180 man and you're and now you're an hour
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