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00:01:49.380 Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad.

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00:02:48.980 percentage off of oh don't look at that oh i can't want to show people that new shirts are out no

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00:03:35.780 i didn't care though i was like yeah he was wanting some conversation he wanted to have a

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00:03:46.980 top lobster.com patreon.com forward slash nephilim desk one so can we address amy's issue

00:03:51.860 amy amy doesn't have an issue amy is uh she does is the greatest or she said well maybe not issue

00:03:57.620 not a complaint i'm not i'm not trying to put her in that life she just got her shirt after waiting

00:04:01.760 four months yeah somebody else is 11 and a half months i don't know if that's true but that's

00:04:05.500 really uh harrowing so i i think the issue i don't know why um keisha berry texan got hers quick

00:04:13.160 yeah yeah some people get them quick some people take a long time i don't know what's going on i

00:04:17.080 don't want to two full months this is awesome dude this is like across the board and some people it's

00:04:20.820 like it's all kinds of well for sure it's not amazon so there's no next day delivery that is

00:04:25.900 100 yes the case um i don't know what the determining factor is and this is a not a

00:04:31.960 company i mean it's a guy the manufacturer is a guy that tops had a relationship with a really

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00:04:43.720 and so i'm hoping to get which is where the real money's at so like i like that you're doing that

00:04:48.400 that's not necessarily true i'm not getting paid for it i still only get paid whatever my percentage

00:04:52.600 of sales is so if you guys buy the shirts then i get paid um but i will be uh i'm the person who's

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00:06:24.600 Keisha Black name you saw the you saw the uh the shirts a lot of people really liked them

00:06:29.220 a lot of people really liked them a lot of people really do like Keisha that's a good point uh Keisha

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00:06:44.760 we go the very first question we have is from Dingus man here we are again I mean we just did

00:06:52.420 the q a on straight bible and here check this out flat question mark no i've had a hard time

00:06:58.880 seeing how it's flat physics seem to support roundness uh what about eclipses meteors and

00:07:06.780 satellites corvallis effect seeing other planets rotate and orbit each other honestly it doesn't

00:07:14.200 matter but i just don't get why people are so determined to see it be flat and have more land

00:07:21.840 beyond ice wall it just seems to take a lot more hoop jumping to say that it's flat and round are

00:07:28.120 you in any type of position to respond to that um not really no i mean uh so satellites people

00:07:35.160 don't even believe satellites are real i have no opinion show the picture it's like a drawing of

00:07:39.060 it or whatever well every time they show the globe it is and you can look this up nasa openly admits

00:07:45.040 this it's just not something that is like attached as a caveat to every picture that you see but

00:07:50.180 every picture from from a satellite of the earth is a composite right it's a and and more often it's

00:07:56.940 a digital rendering based on those composites so why wouldn't they just take a picture and have

00:08:02.400 the satellite like if there's a satellite that's in space that's that advanced it doesn't have a

00:08:06.500 camera on it like a phone has a camera on it i don't know i don't know um it's almost like

00:08:12.460 they want us to know they're hiding something well why would there not be a picture like

00:08:19.720 from a satellite hard to say man i mean there are pictures that supposedly came from like really

00:08:25.360 early satellites that they got up in the upper atmosphere and those pictures are weird like they

00:08:30.100 they almost do look like we're on a flat plane but then people go those pictures aren't real

00:08:34.580 and i don't know it's it's just never-ending contention from both sides of the arena

00:08:39.060 my main issue isn't that i needed to be flat it's just that with every sense that god gave me i

00:08:47.020 perceive it as such stationary and flat right you're saying if you were just a kid and you just

00:08:51.580 woke up and you're walking around the planet and somebody said hey what do you think the earth is

00:08:55.660 flat or do you think it's like this thing that's like spinning around other stuff you'd be like

00:08:59.060 well i don't think it's stuff spinning i'd be like we're not moving dog like what are you talking

00:09:02.140 about yeah i'd be like we're not moving right right but then they come along and say like only

00:09:05.440 idiots like thousands of years ago thought it was flat earth but then because i remember there was

00:09:10.500 a statement i think michael savage used to say he was talking about like global warming where 0.97

00:09:14.160 there's say you know global 99 of scientists believe in global warming right yeah there was

00:09:18.220 a time where 99 of scientists thought the earth was flat that didn't make it flat yeah but like

00:09:22.600 we get those consensuses all the time 99 of uh uh scientists agree that the the um through global

00:09:30.940 warming the ocean levels are going to rise to such a degree that you're going to lose a significant

00:09:35.920 amount of land mass and your coastal regions are going to be destroyed and then you go okay well

00:09:39.660 that was supposed to happen in 98 and 2008 and 2018 and here we are in 2026 and the coastline

00:09:46.340 of every single place is identical to what it was same people are buying oceanfront property

00:09:50.760 in those places but then furthermore then one day you realize like there's no you think science as

00:09:55.420 a kid you're like oh yeah there's scientists just out there like doing experiments of beakers and

00:09:58.960 stuff they're just i don't know somebody's paying them yeah to do a science study that too with a

00:10:04.840 specific conclusion yeah you're like oh that's what science is today there's that and there's

00:10:09.920 also um the idea that you know the earliest instance of the globe as far as a depiction

00:10:17.280 of it came from universal studios that's always a really big one for me where i'm like that's weird

00:10:21.480 what you know universal studios the logo the globe yeah that's the first time anybody

00:10:26.280 referenced it being a globe referenced um what we now recognize to be the three-dimensional

00:10:32.300 image of the globe because it had been presupposed that it was a globe before universal studios but

00:10:37.820 we never had an image of it okay got it got it okay what about the maps that show like um other

00:10:43.600 stuff that they say we didn't find until such and such a year but then they find a map that

00:10:48.040 was hundreds of years before that thank you so-called universal studios and it has uh and

00:10:52.500 it has a picture those are shown in like a sphere type of vibe aren't they or are they shown flat

00:10:58.140 too so um i mean here to add on to that the second part of dingus's question is i honestly

00:11:05.540 it doesn't matter to me but i just don't get why people are so determined to see it be flat and

00:11:09.180 have more land beyond the ice wall now the problem with the more land beyond the ice wall thing is

00:11:13.780 like i don't think people are so determined for it to be the case you just then have to figure out

00:11:17.960 what to do when you find old maps that have an ice wall around it with extra territories beyond it

00:11:23.320 right yeah i guess that was my question aren't those pictures those are shown of it being flat

00:11:27.720 though or those are shown well it's a top-down view and you could argue like the reason that

00:11:33.520 it's flat is because that's how you would make a map right otherwise you're making a globe you

00:11:38.520 know um but you still can't answer why they're including like a surrounding ice wall and then

00:11:44.180 extra land masses beyond it and so i don't think to dingus's question i don't think there's so many

00:11:49.380 people who need to see it be that i think there's so many people who are asking why does that exist

00:11:55.180 why does that map exist at all yeah but you know what this really goes to prove is that like whoever

00:12:00.100 is the powers that be that like run the planet it's chaos dude like it like for it to leave

00:12:06.100 like a topic like this to be so divisive and unknown it's like yeah who's in charge here

00:12:12.020 like who the hell knows you're like um who's in charge and then you know the other thing too is

00:12:16.160 like the main the main apparatus to use that word again it's a good word it's a word of the show

00:12:21.280 apparatus that is facilitating this globe model i would say it's it's the media the public school

00:12:30.920 system and nasa yeah yeah yeah and those are all really strange it just looks very weird

00:12:37.020 something's up here but i don't know does that automatically mean it's flat i don't know but

00:12:41.700 something's going on but those institutions are super shady yes the public school system 0.91

00:12:45.680 is just in shambles it's a bullshit system it's it's used if i'm not mistaken the bell system and 0.95

00:12:51.360 everything was created around the time of the industrial revolution where they were trying to 0.97

00:12:54.640 make effective factory workers so they were trying to train up children yeah to like be at one station

00:13:00.040 single file lines and like when the bell goes yeah it's all like prison man yeah and then um

00:13:05.900 uh nasa is constantly lying there's just so i mean we've done entire episodes you guys can go back

00:13:12.000 and just proving all the times 0.98

00:13:13.740 that NASA has totally bullshit. 0.99

00:13:15.520 And also it's a Nazi pioneered space program, right? 0.99

00:13:18.360 Like everything that's weird about-

00:13:20.220 But you're a pro-Nazi, right?

00:13:22.000 Well, yeah, actually, Zekyle, Zekyle, Zekyle.

00:13:24.800 I don't know how it's pronounced phonetically.

00:13:26.180 No, I mean, not all the stuff

00:13:27.300 that came along with the Nazis, 0.65

00:13:28.320 but like the original stuff.

00:13:29.580 What, didn't you say you were on like an interview

00:13:30.940 or something?

00:13:31.800 You were talking about how Hitler was based.

00:13:33.420 If you're gonna say, 1.00

00:13:34.600 were the brown shirts correct 0.96

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00:13:40.720 i would say yeah probably uh-huh put those books together in a pile and burn them yeah like we're

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00:13:48.020 fucking doing this yeah we don't stand that's pretty cool yeah yeah and then if you if you

00:13:53.700 believe and i think there's probably a lot of credibility to this that there was this 0.99

00:13:57.200 strange subversion happening where they were seeding color revolutions and destabilizing a

00:14:03.200 region and then when you say well who was they they were all jewish and you go okay is it right 0.98

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00:14:21.020 debased and sexually grotesque and we're all being preyed upon by a parasite we need to rise up and

00:14:28.820 cast this thing out of our country do they have the right to do that i would say if you've identified 0.91

00:14:34.040 that problem and then and that's accurate and it appears to be so from where i'm sitting but in my

00:14:38.100 limited scope all these years later who knows right who knows right but if that is the story

00:14:42.880 is that a people group got into your nation yeah a foreign people got into your nation and they 0.71

00:14:47.120 were subversive started causing harm do you have the right to get them out of your nation sure yeah

00:14:51.140 i think every nation does that the idea is that uh there are efforts made to expel them effectively

00:14:57.440 rehome them if you will to madagascar so it's not even like madagascar is where they wanted

00:15:02.860 to send them originally kind of chilled it's probably very good like tropical food forest

00:15:07.020 So what happens is the nations start to rally against Nazi Germany and they look not only at Hitler as like this real potential threat because he's so effective at like getting the people together under this nationalist ideology.

00:15:21.620 And so that's threatening because there's a huge movement that's taking place in Germany.

00:15:24.700 And then this persecution of a people group where they're trying to try to get him out.

00:15:29.280 It's my understanding they had them in these work camps where they were well taken care of for a time before everything went pretty bad, pretty bad.

00:15:36.480 it didn't start off pretty bad the idea is it went pretty bad i don't know um you don't know

00:15:40.680 where because we're because now we're trusting history that any of the information we're being

00:15:44.000 given is accurate i don't think they were turning to lamps i don't think they were turning to so

00:15:47.020 because the thing about like the news today any given story they say okay this event happened but

00:15:51.900 then imagine how it's twisted oh my god it's turned and how it's like it's done rapidly in

00:15:55.840 today's age from uh 1940s trying to understand whoever's telling us the story from that time

00:16:01.740 like in the end of the day it's like who knows yeah yeah who knows but um the logic of the story

00:16:06.660 kind of kind of does follow because apparently i don't know if it's um what organization i think

00:16:12.740 it predates uh like a nato kind of an idea like a union of of countries that are all trying to

00:16:18.940 police the world uh but enough rally together and they go you you can't export them to madagascar

00:16:25.540 so now you have nations if you will yeah yeah let's say like something like that and i'm probably

00:16:29.660 butchering this this is like from this very limited time where i was studying this thing

00:16:33.860 and probably was just regurgitating a bunch of propaganda anyway well no it's just intriguing

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00:19:57.060 i mean yeah because to your point it's the the like the way it's being told to us is like oh

00:20:03.800 this people group has come into america it's caused us problems we're sending them all home

00:20:08.660 which again who knows how much of that is true and accurate who knows how much the stuff from

00:20:12.480 1940s is accurate like who knows yeah who knows but but like this story is kind of logical to

00:20:17.620 follow so if everybody goes you can't do that or now you got a problem because now you have

00:20:22.600 an entire people group in work camps you were planning to export them you don't know what to

00:20:27.880 do with them in the meantime germany is going through it's like golden age like architecture

00:20:34.020 and art is back on the menu their politics is crushing like like if you go back to to germany

00:20:39.660 around this time pre-world war ii but after bolshevik revolution once hitler takes power 0.99

00:20:45.020 and he starts to talk about the jew problem like they go through a renaissance it's fucking

00:20:49.280 beautiful it really is like this is so crazy yeah yeah and then and then you know now you've got all 0.99

00:20:55.220 these fucking jews in these places they got wooden doors i don't know what's going on 0.98

00:20:58.840 things do start to turn hostile and then of course the uh uh what would you call it the 1.00

00:21:04.620 it's almost like the question we got in the last q a about were those angels that got put over

00:21:09.200 nations good or bad to begin with like were they good and then as things unfolded they became bad

00:21:16.120 like you're saying potentially like the original intent of germany was not for it to go off the

00:21:21.200 rails i mean if you just all of a sudden stuff started getting out of control and boom yeah

00:21:24.660 just the bolshevik revolution itself is real history what do you mean i don't know the

00:21:29.280 bolshevik revolution that's germany or if you wanted to it's technically russia but this is

00:21:33.540 where this whole thing starts is if you had to do like a thousand foot overview which is probably

00:21:39.060 the only thing i am capable of you know getting into the nuances and the czar that was in russia

00:21:43.620 you know specifically trotsky and his gang uh-huh uh seeding color revolutions to what's a color

00:21:50.860 a color revolution is like think about it as a protest but like a civil wide protest where like

00:21:57.880 so they're using so-called propaganda to like get these protests and and revolutions can destabilize

00:22:03.440 like this happened in egypt yeah right egypt was destabilized by the color revolutions that we

00:22:07.520 watched take place what was that like 2014 somebody has to instigate that so there's a

00:22:13.020 bunch of like really sneaky behavior seeding these things and planning and calling for meetups and

00:22:18.800 all this shit to destabilize a region once it's destabilized you can move in when there's a civil 0.85

00:22:24.260 war and the previous status quo is overthrown then there's a power vacuum the bolshevik i mean 0.99

00:22:29.580 trotsky and everything step in and the first thing that they do the very first law that they pass 0.54

00:22:35.380 is anti-semitism laws making it a criminal offense brilliant to talk about jews yeah so 0.67

00:22:41.280 you know this is this is where the same thing today in america would be like uh black lives 0.99

00:22:45.140 matter lgbtq that's a great that's a color revolution yeah all the same thing it's the 0.99

00:22:49.220 same shit same playbook over and over and over and the humans never realized like oh they've 0.53

00:22:53.400 used this playbook before yeah yeah this is like so like the chat half the chat is uh 0.99

00:22:57.740 putting the translated speech half the chat is making fun of uh of me because i'm doing i am i'm

00:23:03.100 doing a a bullshit job of explaining this and that no no you're doing good like i it's like

00:23:07.780 people say sometimes they're like they love when you explain to the that what do they call me like 0.97

00:23:11.720 the everyman or like the not like the norm yeah yeah yeah but i bet you there's so many things

00:23:16.180 that i said that are are wildly incorrect about this no no but i'm tracking how this thing could

00:23:21.160 how it unfolds but but all i'm saying is like i look at the news today and know how like

00:23:26.880 all out of whack it is like i always bring up the guy that we kidnapped from venezuela it's like

00:23:30.620 yeah we still have no clue what that was about right or at what happened we have no clue why

00:23:35.140 would i think for any reason that what they're telling me from 1940 is accurate like i don't

00:23:39.440 think anything's accurate i think um hitler was wildly lied about but i think that that was also

00:23:46.800 a crazy man well yeah 100 was a crazy man and people for some reason couldn't get over that

00:23:54.100 hump like yes you're right he was lied about and a lot of stuff is coming to the mainstream now

00:23:59.480 about what was going on in nazi germany especially within the context of the things you're seeing

00:24:04.140 here so you're talking about black lives matter being basically a color revolution or um the

00:24:09.880 gender ideology transgender ideology or sexual fluidity of children being something that we're

00:24:16.840 talking about today it was also something that was plaguing germany like before all of this

00:24:23.680 happened so like yeah we're falling victim it seems to the same elements all that's true doesn't 0.99

00:24:28.460 mean hitler's based but i mean i do have some empathy if he really wasn't just like a roth

00:24:33.540 child plug which he may have been like he may have been a dude that was to bring about the

00:24:38.540 persecution of the jews to get them back into who knows if if that was even the plan but that's what

00:24:44.340 god sets it up like that he says i'll send the fishers and then i'll send the hunters right

00:24:49.040 like that that whole concept has been laid out ahead of time in scripture so so maybe maybe that

00:24:54.520 is the case but if it's not the case and he really was just a dude who saw this and then became

00:25:00.860 something totally different because the nazi regime was co-opted by dudes that were obsessed

00:25:04.660 with the occult and the unseen realm is puppeteering the whole thing like a guy could step in like i

00:25:10.680 were talking about pharaoh the unseen realm could see a guy like hitler and be like dude let's use

00:25:14.240 this guy right 100 100 so um i do have like empathy for what that starts out as but by the

00:25:21.580 end of it like yeah nah dude we lost the plot like they lost the plot what's going on you good

00:25:24.680 yeah what's going on ahead you getting in the next question where are you going nowhere you 0.55

00:25:28.260 gotta go pee is that what you're going to do go ahead go pee no you go pee no I'll do this here

00:25:33.840 go ahead I don't know what's going on with that guy um so man was that brutal guys that feel like

00:25:42.140 that just went through the wild door uh I thought you did great dude for a guy like me to be able 0.93

00:25:47.240 to halfway understand that I mean if any of that shit that I just said was even real yeah 0.98

00:25:51.480 okay so um i hope that answers your question dingus damn he asked about flat earth they 0.97

00:25:59.760 were really into like the idea of like agartha and you know jesus man um okay so jay do we have 0.83

00:26:06.840 we have 20 we have more than 25 nance so stop talking so little nancy let's go so make sure

00:26:13.100 that i continue um with a good pace so jay mantic says one do you guys give credence to soul ties

00:26:19.640 and two um if so what's there to say about a friend who has a soul tie with a sexually

00:26:28.080 abusive part parent that died and a soul tie with a psychotic ex that committed suicide

00:26:35.860 two soul ties with death geez um what's a soul tie right i guess we got to deal with that what's

00:26:45.640 The soul tie.

00:26:46.640 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:26:47.720 You guys don't know what a soul tie is?

00:26:49.140 Soul tie.

00:26:50.140 I mean, it's a thing that was just talked about in the Pentecostal denominations like

00:26:54.360 it was an automatic thing, which I love this question because I asked that question one

00:26:59.300 day.

00:26:59.440 I finally was like, wait, is that relevant or not?

00:27:01.780 It's when you bone other people before you're married.

00:27:04.760 And so the way the kingdom of God works and the way the universe works is like two flesh

00:27:08.880 has become one.

00:27:10.240 So now you have a soul tie with someone.

00:27:12.160 I mean, and that's just a word.

00:27:13.880 it's not a biblical word as far as i know i understand the principle though but like you've

00:27:17.600 made a bond with something from your past but again like you're born again all of that gets

00:27:22.700 shredded dude all that gets burned oh that's gangster i like that what do you mean yeah it's

00:27:27.140 a good point yeah once you're born again like all the stuff like you can try to key in on all the

00:27:31.180 stuff and be a victim there's so many ways for people to be victim soul ties or drug use or oh

00:27:37.440 i was born an addict i'm still an addict yeah no no no no all that goes out the window you have a

00:27:41.600 spirit even dude i would even say like the curses that come through your bloodline you've had a

00:27:46.040 spiritual blood transfusion like it's no longer like the blood that flows through your vein is

00:27:50.460 no longer your own i think that's a quote from uh jeez what's that movie it crushes it used to

00:27:55.040 be a video game assassin turtles assassin's creed that movie goes hard i never watched the movie

00:27:59.980 with michael fastbender can we do assassin's creed after we do stop doing this we're gonna watch

00:28:04.500 we're doing uh meet the robinsons you're doing me predator badlands and then we'll do assassin's

00:28:10.020 you're out of your mind and you're not going to be able to do anything with that footage by the

00:28:13.980 way um so because it's a copyright thing you can't just watch whole ass but all i'm saying is like i 0.95

00:28:19.480 i don't personally have any like soul ties i'm not afraid of them like whatever happened before

00:28:24.220 i was born again like it's just like uh so i don't know i don't um i don't know but i'm aware

00:28:30.540 of the dangers of premarital sex and bonding like my kid both my kids i was like hey guys this is

00:28:36.240 probably the craziest thing i'm ever going to say to you if we're being honest but don't have sex

00:28:40.140 before you get married like i i understand how the universe works i understand how the world works i

00:28:44.960 understand what you're told at school what you're told in like tv shows and everything i got it i

00:28:49.660 got it but i'm telling you something like just trust me on this don't start boning down before

00:28:54.020 you're married like it's like it does cause problems it causes tons of problems it causes

00:28:58.120 tons of issues for you and there probably is some agreements you're making with that person probably

00:29:02.820 that are affecting you all i'm saying is like f all that once you're born in the spirit that was

00:29:07.220 my number one focus from like i don't know uh 15 and onward like my my number one focus was

00:29:16.020 uh chicks sure and their vaginers okay this is um ed mabry ed mabry says you're married to the 1.00

00:29:23.860 first person you had sex with yeah yikes yeah what if i go back and beat her ass no you don't 1.00

00:29:32.180 the females nobody likes to see females getting beat up dude well i mean depends on what race but 1.00

00:29:38.180 i mean that's the thing now is like we all came from a crazy ass situation right but we just want 0.59

00:29:43.400 to like teach our kids that like hey hey i know this sounds crazy and then the kids could totally

00:29:47.800 be like well you didn't do that like you know bella could be like you know i was born and you

00:29:52.440 guys weren't even married it's like yeah yeah i know that's why i know enough to tell you like

00:29:56.120 don't do this that's like being like don't do crack and they're like you did crack i'm like

00:30:00.060 yeah that's why i know not to do crack yes all right so soul ties i don't i don't put a lot to

00:30:05.520 it i'm not afraid of them that sin of sex outside of marriage is definitely causing wounds to you

00:30:11.560 yeah as a person now once you come to know the lord and you don't live that way and you've been

00:30:16.960 born again does that stuff still like attached to you i i don't get down with any of that i'm like

00:30:22.280 nah i've just moved on like now i'm going hard after the kingdom of god so whatever the old

00:30:26.320 stuff was it's completely irrelevant all right yeah i think that's fair i don't think it's

00:30:30.300 something to be afraid of it's like you know it's yeah it's true or to be like warring against or

00:30:35.480 spiritual warfare against it's like no you're bored to be like full of sadness about yeah that

00:30:40.780 person doesn't exist yeah you've been born again that's what i'm gonna hit up my exes and be like

00:30:44.860 the dude that you bang doesn't even exist yes you never bang don't hit them up yeah good point uh 0.79

00:30:50.940 But Noharday Are says Nephilim Goy Squad, Oy Vey, straight Goy Bull,

00:30:58.480 will Matt with seven T's consider lowering the price of the Little Sammies?

00:31:04.520 There's nobody who's even in this chat that's local.

00:31:08.060 Nobody local even knows what we're doing back here.

00:31:10.900 How much are the sandwiches?

00:31:13.100 How much are the sandwiches?

00:31:14.020 $6 for a pressed sandwich.

00:31:16.720 It's a sandwich. It's a whole ass sandwich. 1.00

00:31:18.220 yeah look at what elo's saying it's like bro watching porn that that i'd be 1.00

00:31:23.680 then it's like unlimited so-called soul oh yeah oh yeah um but uh oh yeah they're everybody local

00:31:32.580 do you know like when you meet people local none of them like even know about the show

00:31:36.040 only people that are like somewhere else know about any of this unless they're boomers that

00:31:42.320 complain about that podcast studio that's in the library yeah there's no way that's a person

00:31:48.320 um that's like actually buying sandwiches here who are these people and if they would why would

00:31:54.680 they be saying anything about our pricing dude like our pricing is so low um i'm trying to find

00:32:00.520 because i i forgot we're supposed to actually talk about this and

00:32:06.060 Son of a gun.

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00:35:17.520 on the show before and that's gonna be in dallas uh oh we are going to that dallas texas it's it's

00:35:25.700 it's november uh 9th i'm sorry 7th and the 8th and we have a promo code wait what what's the date

00:35:33.960 7th and the 8th of november of november i can't wait nd squad yeah the promo code is nd squad

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00:36:18.240 you off of your Truth or Con tickets.

00:36:20.580 But if you're going to go to Truth or Con.com and you're going to get your tickets for Dallas,

00:36:24.640 uh texas truth or con that's november 7th through the 8th um we are going to be performing there

00:36:30.620 use a promo code use promo code nd squad and get some undetermined percentage off jim the answer

00:36:36.620 to your question is zero we have nothing i have no idea if if matt what security measures do y'all

00:36:41.960 have for when an uninvited boomer wanders into your studio and starts touching stuff we have 0.57

00:36:45.460 nothing and then when it happens though and to see top's reaction is like incredible we shoot them

00:36:52.020 it's it's like well worth it just to see top's reaction then we're gonna have um so the tickets

00:36:58.320 for this aren't up yet um and once we release the tickets to the general public they're gonna

00:37:05.340 move really fast so so you know some of you guys were here for the vip event you know that there's

00:37:10.520 not a lot of space here at the studio uh we're gonna have maybe a hundred people max is that

00:37:15.620 fair to say here yeah yeah are we allowed to do that or is it less than 100 people i have to see

00:37:20.200 man what what month uh october um 7th and 8th i thought you just said november 7th and 8th

00:37:28.480 that's for truther con and then another event is here october 7th 7th and 8th here at the

00:37:33.760 standard coffee shop you guys are gonna get first dibs has anybody ever heard of this before right

00:37:38.860 now not necessarily i might have mentioned it briefly i have not so we're gonna be here

00:37:43.660 mentioned it uh maybe yesterday or something found out about it this morning i knew it was

00:37:48.800 going to be around this time frame but i didn't know exactly so i might have mentioned it uh we

00:37:52.220 haven't made anything for it you can't get uh ticket sales yet um but you guys are going to

00:37:57.240 be the first ones to have dibs the uh the patreon members uh david nino rodriguez is going to be

00:38:04.000 here along with john pounders i don't know if it's going to be a one day or a two day event

00:38:09.060 what's david nino rodriguez story uh he's an ex uh i believe heavyweight championship boxer

00:38:14.280 he's a huge podcaster he's you know big with the mega crowd but he is just like this cultural voice

00:38:20.780 he's not like necessarily mega but he's a cultural voice he's a little bit conspiratorial he's he's a

00:38:26.100 really solid guy is my understanding so we're gonna have him here in studio um and we're gonna

00:38:31.880 do like a live podcast might be two days of live podcast anybody in the chat gonna come well this

00:38:37.080 is what i'm trying to figure out um and we're also gonna do like a meet and greet and a hang

00:38:40.620 with the with the listeners so if you guys are into that let me know eventually when we do this

00:38:47.700 okay so he is into the conspiracy world jen says um you guys are gonna get first dibs when when uh

00:38:53.660 it's gonna be like the seventh and eighth or just one of those days of october uh scott but i got a

00:39:00.500 feeling it's gonna go multiple days dude i'm just saying when shows when we release it to his

00:39:04.880 audience it's gonna be gone it's only it's only like 95 tickets because you figure let's say we

00:39:10.200 do a hundred if you let that happen there's going to be people on staff plus us and then what 95

00:39:17.020 tickets you know total if that was my cut we'll talk about that um so if you guys are into it uh

00:39:26.380 let me know either way you guys will get first dibs and then after that it's going to go scott

00:39:30.580 just never shows up he just never really never does he just he never comes he acts like he's a

00:39:34.340 big fan of the show and then he just uses us for romance in the chat and then you know next thing

00:39:39.840 you know, he never shows up. Let me see real quick. Hold on.

00:39:47.480 10% off their ticket.

00:39:52.180 Okay, cool. So, um, for truth or con truth or con.com use promo code N D squad for 10% off your

00:39:59.220 tickets there. I did it. Okay. So, uh, Idaho hermit says I found this show because the Christ

00:40:06.980 adjacent conspiracy content and i love watching the show develop into a ministry through the chat

00:40:12.220 ndsbs the nds bible study and the addition of little bro pod straight bible he is a little bro

00:40:19.320 yeah um you guys are crushing where do you see the show going in terms of balancing focusing

00:40:24.740 on christ and staying true to the conspiracy cryptid roots so i don't necessarily um separate

00:40:31.300 those things christ and the conspiracy cryptid roots because i do christ is a story of reality

00:40:36.320 Exactly. Bingo. That nails it. That's exactly where I was going with that. As far as where the show is going, I don't know. I just want to do a good job. I want to keep making content. I want to stay true to whatever God puts on my heart, which I think is kind of easy to do in this show because I don't self-censor and I don't overthink a lot of things. So whatever is on my heart is what's going to come out on the show.

00:40:59.540 say you actually underthink a lot of things i would say that's probably fair yeah yeah so uh

00:41:04.560 it's hard to say idaho where i see the show going i wouldn't have seen it going here that's for

00:41:10.000 certain but i have in hindsight been of this heart every every step that the show has taken

00:41:19.080 has been in alignment with whatever's on my heart at the moment and and those steps ultimately lead

00:41:23.760 to where we are right now and i i don't plan on changing that whatsoever i think the the way the

00:41:28.540 way you get in trouble is um you start trying to do what you think is working and i've never been

00:41:36.020 one to do what i think is working it just so happens that what is working is what i feel on

00:41:42.140 my heart at the moment and i think that that's the only winning formula here is authenticity

00:41:46.580 so i'm not like you know this is not news to the audience i'm not the smartest guy the wisest guy

00:41:52.300 the funniest guy or any of those things but i try to be um entirely honest you know and and i think

00:41:59.180 that that's what comes through and people aren't here because it's the most entertaining show or

00:42:03.920 the it's just like you just know that this isn't fake which actually goes super far in this space

00:42:09.800 in today's day and age and i think it's very unique how much you guys have figured out a way

00:42:14.020 to incorporate the chat dude like that to me like that's a very cool thing that i don't know that

00:42:18.840 other people do or could do right because when you're engaging with a chat live a lot of times

00:42:25.200 you got to be witty and on your feet right and like i like i don't know maybe i'm wrong is there

00:42:29.620 a lot of people that do the stuff with the chat i think i think there are such a big part i think

00:42:34.520 like um let's say uh mersh you got you had the pleasure of meeting mersh the other day and mersh

00:42:38.660 is a guy that um he i think i i want to say he does a lot of uh chat interaction which he's very

00:42:46.760 funny and he's very quick yeah it's it's it's hilarious it's brutal it's all these things

00:42:51.360 so um there are people in this space that can uh that are doing that for sure um so i don't know

00:42:59.480 maybe maybe that's been a winning uh recipe but yeah i just think as long as as long as you don't

00:43:06.120 get caught up in like oh this thing seems to be working like let's just say that sounds like a

00:43:10.700 nightmare dude because then you have to change all the time depending on how the so-called

00:43:14.340 algorithms going yeah oh that sounds like a nightmare i talked to somebody i'm not gonna 0.98

00:43:18.500 say any names but i talked to somebody who would know and they they told me that in that jew space

00:43:24.860 in the jew noticer space um in the big influencers that are talking about the jews all the time

00:43:30.240 he knows for a fact because he's been like associated with and he's been in and out of 0.94

00:43:34.220 that world the amount of money coming into that arena is un-fucking-believable shocked to hear

00:43:39.820 that so the the the compulsion that you would have to keep talking about this thing because

00:43:45.340 the amount of money that's coming in must be incredibly strong i don't i don't um envy anybody

00:43:50.340 that's in that position especially if they're taking money to do it well i'm saying i don't

00:43:54.220 know i want to say that even if the money was on the table like that and look i have a history of

00:43:57.780 not doing that so at least that stands for itself but i don't know if you were suddenly shoveling

00:44:02.060 millions of dollars i want to say right here right now no i wouldn't even think it has to

00:44:06.200 be millions dude i'd imagine some podcaster people or news people or whatever sure if they

00:44:11.540 say hey pump this thing and especially if that person uh in their heart is like yeah these things

00:44:17.360 are happening like i yeah i'll run that story that those things are happening and i've got

00:44:21.660 monetary gain from that's crazy yeah i'll do it did stew peters pay you no no stew peters never

00:44:27.400 paid me but uh i actually did bring up stew peters in this conversation with this person

00:44:31.620 and they didn't say definitively like Stu Peters is captured by that but like yeah Stu Peters is

00:44:37.080 making a fuck ton of money dude and you know I had this conversation with Stu when he put me on

00:44:42.400 the occupied documentary where he interviewed me for over an hour and a half and he only used 15 0.83

00:44:46.940 minutes of it which is not even a dig at him obviously you can't put me in the documentary

00:44:50.480 for an hour and a half like that's that's reasonable yeah just to do a show with you an

00:44:53.820 hour and a half it's a lot it's a lot so you got to cut it up I understand that that's I'm not mad

00:44:57.340 him for doing that at all and whatever i said on that uh documentary i said it those are things

00:45:02.200 that i said like i'm not you know um but that was a documentary you did on uh wall street the um

00:45:08.040 jews oh what was the thing you were on wall street i was in i was at occupy wall street okay got it

00:45:14.040 got it maybe three or four times the one with stew peters is about the jews occupying america

00:45:19.820 right occupying the american government we are an occupied country but that's a known thing right

00:45:24.600 we've already gone over this yeah yeah yeah but there was some things that he he wasn't leading

00:45:29.700 me into saying he loves the jews or hates the jews he hates the jews and he wanted me to uh he was

00:45:35.360 leading me into saying things that i think he thought i i believed so he wasn't trying to

00:45:40.160 manipulate me he was just trying to get a good common ground no he's trying to get a good didn't

00:45:45.080 know where you were really coming from no he was specifically trying to get a good cut out of me

00:45:49.260 like a good you know like oh that's a good clip that's a good clip moment so he's trying to lead

00:45:53.100 the conversation and he's trying to leave me in places where he's like you know so hitler was

00:45:58.100 lied about right and it's like like what i just said earlier of course he was lied about but i

00:46:01.980 think he told me about this conversation where you said some stuff about yeah but hitler was

00:46:05.200 kind of based dude he was wiping out lgbtq no no it wasn't just that it was specifically that he

00:46:09.820 was um and then he never showed when you said yeah but there was bad stuff of hitler too sure

00:46:14.360 basically that kind of stuff so my point is um i don't know if stew is if anybody's in his ear

00:46:21.580 being like, say this and I'll give you money, I think it's much more likely that Stu is saying

00:46:25.760 this because he's convicted and he believes it. And it also just so happens to be the arena that

00:46:29.560 if you're in, you're going to get a shit ton of money. So, but there was this thing that was

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00:49:37.460 so like and you gotta you gotta remember this too um a lot of you guys have known me for the 0.62

00:49:45.140 entire history of the show i was fucking dirt poor i had just lost my house almost lost my 0.83

00:49:52.060 house say would do anything for money i was living in everybody knows i was living around 0.99

00:49:56.480 uh black people that were beating up their girlfriends and all kinds of shit it was a 1.00

00:50:00.440 horrible fucking place that i was living in and um and there was this avenue that was presenting 1.00

00:50:08.040 itself for me and you guys were there you guys saw me say a lot of that stuff and you know whatever 0.99

00:50:13.400 i still stand by a lot of it but the caveats of like i'm not going to be responsible for 0.50

00:50:17.680 persecuting the remnants of the tribe of judah you know when when when god goes those are still

00:50:22.400 my people are still in there and there's one thing you come to the conclusion of with the jews is 0.87

00:50:26.660 like they're going to have around and find out how much those humans had to be involved in that. 0.99

00:50:31.980 I'd say not much. Right. Like God's going to deal with that situation, man. So I had that

00:50:36.000 opportunity at the time. I was also doing like really like I wasn't afraid. I was I got doxxed

00:50:41.500 because I'm saying nigger on my show and all this other crazy stuff. And and I'm posting stuff 0.74

00:50:46.380 online and everything went super crazy. And I still didn't back down. I didn't delete tweets.

00:50:51.400 i didn't stop saying that shit like i was a good candidate for pushing my way into that space not 0.96

00:51:01.320 the best i'm not a nick fuentes or i'm not an elijah schaefer i'm none of these guys right 0.97

00:51:05.320 they're very talented and they have exponentially greater followings i'm just saying that arena

00:51:09.780 could have opened up for me to say bad stuff about the jews for money to say all the things

00:51:13.920 that everybody's saying right now for money okay i see you and they're not even not not everybody's 0.89

00:51:17.880 saying it for money people are just saying it because it's true a great deal of it is true and

00:51:21.840 there happens to be money in it yeah yeah so it's not like somebody paying you off it's just now

00:51:25.980 it's a thing where you're gonna get a lot of views you're gonna get instead i feel like in 0.99

00:51:29.940 those moments god convicted me he's like hey pump the brakes you don't know what the fuck you're 1.00

00:51:33.000 talking about that's a good word you're not that smart you don't know what you're talking about 0.99

00:51:37.060 you don't have all the information but that's a good word for everybody even if they are like

00:51:40.700 super smart it's just like hey go easy man yeah like if this is not a thing pertaining to life

00:51:45.000 in godliness just go easy with it i so i just i i started to let my foot it wasn't even like i knew

00:51:50.280 why i like stopped answering stew peter's phone calls and he was and he was even his team was

00:51:55.200 hitting me up they're like yo what's going on you don't answer our calls anymore though like

00:51:58.140 you're very bad at answering calls and tags yeah i mean look you go on stew peter's show and it's

00:52:03.700 gonna i had people my the owner of peter's somebody famous okay the owner of my previous

00:52:08.920 metal fabrication company yeah came up to me one day and he was like i saw you on the stew peter

00:52:13.780 show and i was and he this is a rich dude who owns this fabrication company he's a boomer

00:52:18.700 uh-huh um but he's a mega guy too you know at the time and so he's like he's got these certain

00:52:24.400 convictions that are conservative and this and that and he's like i saw you on there and i go

00:52:28.020 oh shit because that's kind of crazy because stew peters is is like a really it's a hard-hitting 0.92

00:52:32.680 show and he was like i didn't even know you were doing this this is incredible like he was treating 0.99

00:52:37.780 me like i was like he found out a famous dude worked for him i love that it was weird he's

00:52:42.140 right so there's like a lot of things that okay there's a lot of things that were good so many

00:52:47.120 things were good about this yeah and i was like i don't know i don't know how to quantify this or

00:52:52.220 how to define it i gotta hit the brakes right but all this is coming around to say that like where

00:52:56.960 do you see this show going i don't know i'm just gonna be a real ass dude and i'm gonna just roll

00:53:01.320 with it and keep doing our thing and if that brings success like for money great if it doesn't

00:53:05.860 bring success for money that's fine too i just know that the whatever's gotten me here yeah is

00:53:10.480 being honest and not faking anything, not having an agenda. You know, the only agenda that I could

00:53:16.780 say that I have is trying to do right by God. Like if I'm going to say this is about God,

00:53:21.660 then I'm not going to fake that. Yeah. Because I don't want that on me. I'm not playing with

00:53:25.500 God, dude. Yeah. Yeah. So that's my agenda is like, okay, how do I keep refining this and

00:53:30.480 tightening up and, and, and, you know, doing things that bring glory to God and please the

00:53:34.280 lord okay um can i answer the question too like where this is going i guess so okay so uh in

00:53:41.660 regards to where this is going to go for me is uh me and the raven are doing a show every week now

00:53:45.960 so that's very big that's great i don't know exactly what's going to happen with straight

00:53:49.260 bible but i do know the raven's coming on once a week now and i maybe we even pick off a couple

00:53:54.160 smaller books so that there will be like i liked uh you said corinthians like super cool we might

00:53:59.020 be in that for like over a year if we do the corinthian letters which is fine i'm just saying

00:54:03.220 what if we knock out like titus and maybe timothy and some of these shorter books thank you brenner

00:54:07.700 and then we have like multiple ones but one way or another like me and you are doing that what

00:54:11.700 you said uh uh just a nice thing brenner said a nice thing thank you very much so but uh but the

00:54:16.360 nice thing for straight bible is like you say hey what is the future where does it go it's like

00:54:21.260 just do bible content from now until whatever when i'm 120 or whatever well that's what i noticed

00:54:26.120 too about like you know god and his people and like he has them in a land and then he has them

00:54:33.080 out of land and then he has them they're kind of like taking an L and then yeah you know they come

00:54:37.480 back and they take like there's like so many different seasons for for God's people like I

00:54:42.640 don't know this show is going to probably change a lot what do you mean like if that's what God

00:54:49.200 does with his people if I'm just looking at the character of God like he's gonna drag us through

00:54:54.620 a lot of stuff and there's a lot of testing too sure so I think God is probably gonna test us a

00:55:00.000 lot too and we're gonna make it what do you mean on topics or just on life i think i mean on like

00:55:05.300 pressures and external people trying to i mean we we have our our what would you call it um

00:55:11.660 battles i know but one thing we always talk about is like if we never could go on another show or

00:55:17.520 if we never could have another guest on our show already correct ever again like like we're like

00:55:22.280 we'd be good yeah just do so it doesn't matter if somebody's offering this no i mean i mean

00:55:28.060 like instigation combativeness people coming at it from a bunch of different directions

00:55:33.240 pressures and well you know that we work with a guy called top lobster right oh yeah yeah that's

00:55:38.020 always gonna he's like on the internet you ever notice what's really funny with top this was this

00:55:42.060 is a little inside uh um drama right a little bit of inside information so top it's no secret we'll

00:55:47.620 fight with everybody you ever notice if i fight with anybody he's like yo don't do that yo take

00:55:52.020 that down take that post down yo don't do that and i'm like what are you doing what are you talking

00:55:55.740 about i know what you were talking about this guy will fight the entire world the reason we're not 0.92

00:56:00.920 late it's because we don't come in and fight about it's fucking crazy and the boomers and stuff it's 0.82

00:56:05.440 like it's insane it's insane that's exactly why we start on time wait so every time you're like 0.91

00:56:10.040 you ever notice somebody i think so he'll be like yo sometimes you'll be like yo take that down

00:56:14.800 and i'll be like no i'll just yeah i'll go no because i i'm almost in shock i can't believe it

00:56:20.080 uh that he does that those are but yeah as long as we have top uh we're always going to be fighting

00:56:24.620 with somebody which is fine uh that actually don't have a problem with that at all so yeah

00:56:28.360 don't know where it's gonna go wherever god wants it to go is where it's gonna go yes i like that

00:56:32.220 and one and one thing that really does need to be said is that if you are going to install carpet

00:56:36.460 tiles you only do it with pressure sensitive glue imagine you're installing carpet tile on regular 0.70

00:56:41.420 glue what the fuck did you just say to me pressure sensitive is a glue that you glue like this and 0.54

00:56:45.640 then it needs to sit open it has to have an open time say 45 minutes okay then you can like touch 0.99

00:56:50.060 it and your hand will stick but nothing can slide around okay right and then if you set a carpet tile

00:56:54.680 in it when it's when it's dried it has to be dried yeah then you can peel it back up at a later

00:56:59.100 metaphor is this a metaphor yeah but it'll never like slide around so if you're to use any other

00:57:04.460 glue other than pressure sensitive then one of two things is happening either the glue is flashed off

00:57:09.040 yeah now it's not going to stick or you're going to put it in wet glue and it's going to be sliding

00:57:13.400 around as you're installing it carpet tiles have to be done with pressure sensitive glue all right

00:57:18.100 No, thank you for that.

00:57:18.900 There you go, guys.

00:57:19.540 I hope you, uh...

00:57:21.380 I'll keep that in mind.

00:57:23.080 Thank you, Nancy.

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01:00:12.700 So Nick says, another random question,

01:00:15.800 what's your take on being armed in everyday life,

01:00:18.680 but also walking in faith that the Lord will keep you safe?

01:00:21.240 It's something I've been feeling weird about lately.

01:00:23.720 Follow up, what's your guys?

01:00:26.480 Carry that pistol, bro.

01:00:27.720 So you find the scripture and I'll just say that,

01:00:30.200 yeah, I do believe that God goes before me,

01:00:34.180 prepares the way has me in the palm of his hand who can stand against me if the lord is with me

01:00:37.400 but you might have to bust a cat right i mean as far as i'm concerned that gun on my waist might be

01:00:43.320 not only a way that god's like yeah yeah you have that thing i've prepared you in this way

01:00:47.460 but also uh what if somebody else ever needs me okay this is yeah that's a good point dude yeah

01:00:53.940 or just some scenario pops off where some crazy person does have a gun right and they're doing 0.99

01:00:58.820 crazy stuff and now like yeah god also what if it's not a person what if it's like a fucking dog 0.99

01:01:03.560 or a robot or a robot or a faking gay alien this is luke 22 35 and he said unto them when i sent 0.99

01:01:10.680 you without purse and script and shoes lacked you anything and they said nothing then he said 0.96

01:01:15.060 to them but now he that has a purse let him take it and likewise his script and he that has no

01:01:20.120 sword let him sell his garment and buy one for i say unto you that this that is written must be

01:01:26.700 accomplished in me yeah and he was reckoned among the transgressors for the things concerning

01:01:30.820 have an end and they said lord behold here are two swords and he said unto them it is enough

01:01:35.840 as if to say okay there's 11 guys here right now yeah two of them have swords that's enough that's

01:01:41.840 well that's good for society too like you read these other passages like in romans where it

01:01:45.640 talks about uh being subservient to whatever government is in place you know and then the

01:01:50.680 boomers will say that's only when it's a good government yes like no he was saying at a time

01:01:54.420 like roman emperors right he was saying like submit to the authority and government because

01:01:58.580 as much as we hate overreaching government anarchy is madness dude yeah anarchy is like you're just

01:02:04.180 out there and somebody just kills you and there's nothing you can do i think somebody reached out to

01:02:07.540 us recently wanted to get interviewed and they they're like a anarchist christian where they

01:02:12.240 believe in like total anarchy or something like that i don't know bro i think the bible teaches

01:02:16.020 that like there's got to be order in society and part of that order is the government and part of

01:02:20.520 it is that people in this day carried swords and in our day carry guns and of course that leads to

01:02:26.100 like a good healthy society it's like i always tell this story but like when i was in kentucky

01:02:30.340 at the gas station and everybody at the gas station had a gun on the hip and everybody's

01:02:34.940 super sweet you will that too but then when i got like the when i was getting my change back

01:02:39.080 from the uh person at the reg i was like yo the um everybody here has a gun huh and they said yeah

01:02:44.300 you in this i think it was the county or maybe it was the state i don't know but they're like

01:02:47.360 yeah you have a right to carry but you can't conceal so like if you carry it has to be shown

01:02:51.900 on your waist right and so then i got the change back and i kind of went like this and they went

01:02:56.100 no crime and then i was like walking out and i was like yeah no no crime bro let's go like do a

01:03:02.620 crime with knowing everybody everybody's packing so yeah i think packing a gun is good for people

01:03:07.720 yeah um you know the other thing too is we talked about in the previous episode where you know you

01:03:12.220 have these challenges and throughout the bible there are like wars and battles that have to be

01:03:16.400 fought and and it's just like your job is to show up so you show up like like um if you if david had

01:03:24.200 a gun instead of a sling you know what i'm saying it's like the whole thing is just show up like god

01:03:28.840 is with you yeah but god didn't say don't show up with anything at all like david packed his sling

01:03:33.820 yes and was like the rest of it's on god yes you know so i pack my gun the rest of it's on god

01:03:39.440 that's it um and he said what do you uh my go-to my go-to is uh i have a i think a lot of the

01:03:47.740 audience knows this already by 43 x it's um glocks conceal and carry and uh i got lucky because that

01:03:55.480 model became very popular to create a magazine for by a company i think it was called shield

01:04:01.140 uh shield magazine so the capacity on my uh pistol used to be i think it was either eight

01:04:09.480 rounds or 10 rounds might have been 10 rounds and they got one from this company called shield

01:04:14.440 that is super reliable and it increases the capacity to 15 rounds um plus one in the chamber

01:04:21.260 15 like is this banana clip on like a no no no it's exactly long nope it's exactly the same

01:04:26.840 dimensions yeah yeah the idea was like they took it and they removed a bunch of like this is the

01:04:32.260 way i've had it explained to me removed a bunch of nonsense plastic inside and and then made it

01:04:37.700 out of steel where the other one is like plastic like hard plastic i feel like that if i'm like

01:04:42.180 just in the scripture a lot and don't have a place to like release it i feel like i'm like a

01:04:46.860 nine millimeter clip that's like supposed to hold like eight or ten but it's 15 is 15 too many in

01:04:51.580 there yeah it's just like i'm just ready to like but then i've heard some issues uh where if you

01:04:56.220 carry um uh the boy doesn't carry he doesn't carry a gun well he does have that golden um i think it's

01:05:03.480 like a desert eagle or something like that you know what i do want though i want uh a 1911 a uh

01:05:11.540 in 45 but like a all silver with like a ivory handle and i want the you are kind of like i 0.87

01:05:19.020 want the under fucking yeah i keep looking at i was looking at him last night and i'm like 0.93

01:05:23.340 it's just like can't justify buying another gun just seems silly but then again it's very pretty 0.96

01:05:29.080 okay so uh heffalum says why do you guys like to take cruises so much i don't uh i took that one

01:05:35.780 cruise and i won't do it again where did you go on a cruise to and when margaritaville um may

01:05:41.240 what country may have not this past may obviously the one before that i didn't know you back then

01:05:46.740 went to mexico and which is just like highly consumer mexico you stop at the who was it that

01:05:53.480 was just telling us israel is that like jerusalem is like a shopping center for like it's not really

01:05:58.420 like what i believe are we not on the show talking about that no somebody was saying that like yeah

01:06:03.940 dude it was like i was in jerusalem and it's just like it's just like tourism yeah it's like any

01:06:09.100 other like tourist nation that you'd be in of course they're all jews like the guy that was

01:06:12.940 doing the tours of stuff you know they were like oh man you're christian he's like no no i'm just 0.99

01:06:17.080 doing this it's payment you know what we got to talk about we didn't talk about it i thought i've

01:06:20.740 been with i have no idea um we'll talk about it on the neft to america episode that we're going to

01:06:25.240 do soon but that fight with gypsy crusader and the jewish guy no i saw that in your thumbnail

01:06:32.040 the other day did you listen to that you talked about it in the gym and then you just took that

01:06:35.680 conversation and did on your show without me well i mean very hurtful what i'm doing is i'm

01:06:39.440 maximizing virality so i'm gonna talk about all the viral things that took place so did you say

01:06:43.380 the same self we talked about in the gym and you're just i mean you didn't we didn't obviously

01:06:47.460 i talked at a greater length than what we did in the gym i try not to talk to you in the gym

01:06:50.700 okay all right no i just thought it was like our special no no we can talk we i would like to talk

01:06:55.440 to you about it and get a different take uh fj fool says and also hefa to your uh question i'm

01:07:01.080 very surprised that uh top took a cruise that seemed like the last thing he would have done 0.77

01:07:04.320 can you imagine him locked on a boat like jamaica on a boat yeah and then he's just like uh then

01:07:09.940 he's like texting us okay guys i'm gonna be able to talk so don't try to bother me the next couple

01:07:13.820 days and then he's like reaching out to us i love that if i i go through uh chat gpt and i can see

01:07:18.340 he's like using it to like integrate it with all kinds of like automated processes so he's like

01:07:22.960 working he's still working he's still working there's no way what did you think he's gonna

01:07:26.420 be there just like playing with his kids he has no idea how to relax and having a couple drinks 0.88

01:07:31.080 there's no way not the case um fj pool that says does that mean we cannot ask questions about jews

01:07:37.440 orthodox or boomers no of course not yeah oh oh i said those are a favor i said make sure you

01:07:41.700 tailor the questions knowing that top's not going to be here um because if you ask top a question

01:07:46.600 then he's not here let me go okay uh straight bible 20 was so long ago i was wrestling with

01:07:50.820 the oh this is from owl lord i was wrestling with a pre-bro grove plus one conundrum and god was

01:07:58.280 helping uh was keeping his mouth shut about what i should do pre bro grove plus one conundrum

01:08:04.460 that means a special someone in her life and on the maybe the vip

01:08:08.420 um is she gonna follow up in the chat i don't know she goes i got several clear nope absolutely

01:08:16.100 not that messages but he never gave me any directions no matter how hard i prayed on

01:08:20.740 solving it he has me on a mission now to figure out the purpose but he's helping and directing

01:08:28.420 me again so she's looking for a boyfriend do you have any fun stories of apophenic tarred

01:08:35.480 circumstances or big crazy god plans you figured out much later uh what i love that wait a minute

01:08:41.980 i thought this was about a boyfriend i'm not sure uh i didn't have a guest for that extra vip ticket

01:08:46.380 i bought yeah yeah so i was right about that pre-bro grove thing um do i have any do we have

01:08:51.160 any stories of apophantic tarred circumstances i actually don't know what apophantic means

01:08:56.600 um or big crazy god plans you had figured out much later i i mean i would say that

01:09:04.780 oh boyfriend had to watch dogs watch dogs oh i don't know that sounds a little i don't think

01:09:11.140 i think that sounds fine and reasonable so you mean like the boyfriend couldn't get out of getting

01:09:14.660 the dogs watched let me tell you my mom goes nowhere ever because she has like three dogs at

01:09:20.020 any given time and doesn't have anybody to watch them so she simply never goes anywhere it's been

01:09:23.840 that way for 30 years okay it's insane uh you get enough dogs and your life is permanently

01:09:29.700 on pause is brenda from hawaii yeah hawaii she's from washington dot connecting so i didn't think

01:09:35.600 that i think so it's hard for me to to think of any in particular at the moment ali but i do know

01:09:40.800 that uh so i often think about my efforts in trying to podcast we're on we're going on year 10

01:09:49.480 of me amy doesn't leave her cats i knew it sorry i'm sorry that's a good way stop looking you can't

01:09:55.620 read it i'm sorry i just kind of knew that about her without um so you know a lot of the audience

01:10:01.900 knows i tried for a very long time quite unsuccessfully i did a show with my wife i did

01:10:06.540 a show by myself called where i belong i did another show called uh dick dudes i did a show

01:10:13.360 called frog milk i did a show called uh dave and jay versus the world i did another one called how

01:10:21.040 many shows have you done dude uh the raven's watch and then obviously there's timeline cleanse the

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01:13:24.920 And there was such an unbelievable resistance.

01:13:30.160 To what?

01:13:31.540 Me having any success whatsoever

01:13:33.580 with any of these shows.

01:13:35.600 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:13:36.620 So you had the 15 or 20 shows you just named

01:13:38.940 and they were never like successful?

01:13:41.160 Correct.

01:13:41.780 And the only time that it became-

01:13:43.200 But podcasting is like not,

01:13:44.740 it's very hard to like be successful.

01:13:46.940 didn't you even say like after i was like a week into it you're like dude you're already in the top

01:13:50.980 like 20 of podcast yeah yeah like it's very hard to like do successful and the only reason i was

01:13:57.900 in the 20 is because i just like piggybacked off nds was the only reason like i got my foot in the

01:14:01.740 door like that but anybody who just starts a podcast it doesn't go good even if you're a good

01:14:06.080 dude yeah uh i mean that's fair to say so there was a change and that change came at the raven's

01:14:14.200 watch and um no no so pre-top lobster yeah um and the reason i started doing the raven's watch

01:14:21.700 at all is because i had had my experience and i started looking into the supernatural

01:14:31.100 in a much more dedicated way now because i had my demonic experience and i had obviously my

01:14:37.680 childhood and all these things had piled up and i finally decided i'm gonna do a show that's about

01:14:42.680 this i had some leftover gear from dave and jay versus the world because we bought some really

01:14:46.820 good equipment and i started doing that show that channel actually got up to a thousand subscribers

01:14:56.160 on it which was totally unheard of for any previous project that i had done and the show

01:15:01.660 was actually good and the only reason that i abandoned the raven's watch is because i was

01:15:07.420 having more fun doing nephilim death squad there was a time where they were overlapping i was doing

01:15:10.580 a solo show and there and but the difference there was that i was starting to talk about

01:15:18.060 jesus for like the first time in my life raven's watch on the raven's watch yeah and so what was

01:15:26.360 really rapidly clear to me was like this this whole genre of content is not only the reason

01:15:35.720 that it was becoming successful for me is because i was actually very passionate about it

01:15:40.100 whereas previously i was talking to ultra marathon runners you weren't into that i mean yeah i was

01:15:48.040 into it enough like it's a fascinating conversation but like i'll talk to one guest who did all of the

01:15:54.340 appalachian and then i think there's the pacific crest trail and then there's another one that

01:16:00.300 runs along the bottom of like cal i mean um um canada like the border of canada and america and

01:16:06.480 If you do all three of those, you're considered a triple crowner.

01:16:09.320 You interviewed a guy that did that?

01:16:10.660 Yeah, yeah.

01:16:11.020 I forgot what his name was.

01:16:11.980 Cool dude, though. 1.00

01:16:13.460 And then there was like a female bow hunter. 1.00

01:16:15.540 It was very much like Joe Rogan-esque shit. 0.99

01:16:18.460 We were talking about how in New Jersey- 1.00

01:16:20.740 In person or-

01:16:21.520 No, all digital.

01:16:22.240 Okay.

01:16:22.620 So we were talking about how in New Jersey, there's this stop the bear hunt thing, which

01:16:27.100 sounds real nice if you love-

01:16:29.060 Teddy bears.

01:16:29.160 Right, right, right.

01:16:29.940 But I'm talking to her because I'm trying to get her to explain how wildlife conservation

01:16:34.240 is funded in great deal by the hunting community and that wildlife biologists are determining what

01:16:39.120 a healthy amount of black bear or any hunters and people just in the wild in general are aware of

01:16:44.860 bears maybe in that scenario eating dogs or cats eating like what are causing whatever eating elk

01:16:49.580 babies your track yeah whatever it may be but then you let people in the cities like vote on

01:16:54.440 this stuff what's the next question what's her problem we're still answering this one um why is

01:17:00.560 she doing that so so i did all these shows and uh and they were interesting or whatever but it

01:17:05.920 wasn't nancy's on the other phone on the line with her mom and she didn't realize that she wasn't on

01:17:10.400 mute she might be yeah uh and i feel like the thing that happened was i stepped into an arena

01:17:16.700 that i was supposed to be in right and then god like slowly started to well we say that about the

01:17:21.960 boat analogy imagine there's a boat in the parking lot and you just go full speed and the propeller

01:17:26.780 just going and just grinding on the concrete that's what was happening imagine if there's

01:17:31.060 like a boat and it gets set on a trailer it's getting towed behind a truck and it's on the

01:17:35.220 freeway going 60 it's like oh man this is much better than the yeah but then that boat finally

01:17:40.000 gets like dropped into the water and then and then the boat's like oh this is where okay got it

01:17:45.920 even one of my earliest shows was called where i belong and it was this idea of like trying to find 0.64

01:17:49.800 like i know i'm supposed to be doing this in parking very uh homosexual uh i know i'm supposed 0.58

01:17:54.840 to be doing this but i don't know what i'm supposed to be doing here right and it was like oh so so so 0.81

01:17:59.900 it leads you to a place where you ultimately say i'm not doing this uh i did it and then i didn't

01:18:03.760 do it then i did it then i didn't do it then i did it it was just on and off my whole life no

01:18:06.920 matter how much i was struggling not my whole life but for 10 years of my life i was you know

01:18:10.740 dirt poor doing it just my iphone microphone like whatever i had and then yeah so that whole god

01:18:16.820 plans thing comes into play when i think i finally i finally jumped in the right pool yeah and then

01:18:22.880 all of the sudden things start taking off and people are uh like genuinely enjoying the

01:18:29.240 conversations and the content that was new to me and and then it's just been you know pedal to the

01:18:34.360 metal ever since but thank god i wasn't allowed to find success before because number one i didn't

01:18:39.700 know what i was talking about i wasn't i wasn't even aimed at christ you weren't passionate about

01:18:43.240 it is what you're saying too but like also i just wasn't even christ wasn't on the radar for me

01:18:47.740 and uh and i'm glad that i wasn't out there influencing anybody without pointing them to

01:18:55.420 to god like that i would much rather be doing this any day of the week than that um no hardy

01:19:00.780 ra says are you are y'all removing my comments are they being auto filtered uh no hardy i noticed

01:19:06.600 some of your um comments are what's called hidden by auto moderation so if you use choice language

01:19:14.600 in here and owly yours was too i had to click view it um so since you don't have the ability

01:19:20.900 to view it because i'm i'm the you know runner of the website um it looks like it's gone to you

01:19:27.340 but to me it just says you have to click to view are you sure you want to view this comment

01:19:30.140 and it's because you're using some language uh i guess probably oh she said the jews i don't know

01:19:36.600 what did she say uh i did notice that no harday said the jews and that was so so yeah that's just

01:19:41.340 what's happening uh g by jonathan says if you had one event in life that you could remove what would

01:19:47.920 it be if this event was absent would your relationship with christ strengthen or degrade

01:19:53.040 damn that's a good question bro that's a good question i kind of always have the same answer

01:19:57.300 but you you go this time well wait now is there any well like what is the one thing you would 0.99

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01:22:52.820 going to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it what would it be and if it

01:22:58.180 was removed would it change at all your relationship with christ i don't that's it's too hard dude

01:23:03.720 there's too many things dude maybe the day i got kicked out of the house or maybe i didn't go back

01:23:08.700 when they pulled the plug on my dad i just said yeah i pulled the plug like i'm busy or i don't

01:23:15.000 know maybe some of the i've had some wild ass fights with jess that i haven't really been able

01:23:18.480 to elaborate on to go back and do get some redos on some of those i don't know i don't know man

01:23:26.960 but in the end i don't know it's like uh i don't want to ruin the show i'm about to do with nancy

01:23:31.180 on meet the robinsons but i always think like you know the whole context of that movie is the kid

01:23:36.120 meets his future self and figures and finds out like it all works out and so for the longest time

01:23:42.020 i was always like when i watched that movie i was like damn i wish i could go back to like my

01:23:46.540 young self and say bro don't worry it all works out but then i'm like but what would that have

01:23:51.960 done to me if my future self came and told my younger self don't worry it all works out because

01:23:56.460 as my younger self i was like i don't know like i look at the kids now and the things they worry

01:24:00.840 about i'm like dude when i was like 18 i was worried i was going to be homeless like i was

01:24:04.380 worried that like i wasn't going to make enough money right to pay rent and that's not even what

01:24:08.120 the what your kids are thinking about no no the kids now are worried if like they're cool and if

01:24:12.620 their pictures of their food that goes on instagram is cool or you know how much tiktok

01:24:17.420 and how much i i don't know i i don't know i'm just saying like i was genuinely concerned that

01:24:22.580 i was going to be like a homeless person like under a bridge yeah and it was like if i get

01:24:26.360 into a house i'll be good like renting an apartment renting a trailer renting whatever

01:24:31.480 like i'll be good you know what i mean and so like yeah what if what if my right now self would

01:24:36.520 have came back and be like bro don't sweat it you're gonna have a food forest you're gonna

01:24:39.960 have kids you're gonna have a hot wife you're gonna run coffee shops two crazy people there

01:24:44.960 are like two raccoons in a dumpster are gonna come in you're gonna have a podcast like if i

01:24:48.600 would have told myself that back then it probably would have been a lot different well it just says

01:24:51.740 there are some episodes of tlc i could have missed which is true i think there are i think a lot of

01:24:58.160 us would be better off uh for not having seen some of those episodes of timeline cleanse um perfect

01:25:03.100 i mean i i well you know to your point then nance i think my question or my answer might be a little

01:25:09.340 bit disappointing for jeep i i don't i consistently wouldn't change a thing i wouldn't change a thing

01:25:14.460 for that exact reason that you're highlighting which is like i think that all of these things

01:25:18.620 were like trials and tribulations i look at my life now and i'm unbelievably blessed and grateful

01:25:24.720 that i get to do any of the things or have any of the things in my life that i have and i just

01:25:29.980 out of fear really what do you mean you know what one of my biggest nightmares is is like what if

01:25:37.280 this is actually very stressful say it what if like something happened and i woke up and i was

01:25:42.620 in my 17 year old body oh i think about that too i i do think that's wild i never heard anybody

01:25:48.980 else say that i hate that because i love my wife and i love my son and i love everything that like

01:25:55.120 the purpose that god has put on my life that i would have to i would have to do all of the things

01:26:01.280 to get here again yeah and and i would be burdened with this knowing and what does that even mean

01:26:06.860 like what do i have to do yeah do i do i do i abstain from all the relationships with like

01:26:12.120 women and friends that i had that were bad because i'm just gonna sit here and wait for

01:26:18.140 for my wife to reach the age that she reached when when we got together and then go and tell

01:26:23.100 her like hey i'm a psycho i'm actually a 36 year old man i was in that scenario i would be like uh

01:26:30.860 i would like me and jess met you know i came from california she came from new york and we

01:26:35.540 like met in florida but if i ever found myself like woke up at like 15 or whatever yeah i would 0.79

01:26:40.660 hate that i'd fly to new york and be like hey you're my girl yeah but then you're a pedophile 0.96

01:26:44.560 you gotta wait no i would be 15 no no you wouldn't you would have your old man head oh then that's 0.99

01:26:49.520 old man brain oh then oh the brain yeah i'd be like hey no then you're a pedophile and i feel 0.97

01:26:54.680 like jess would know she'd look at my eyes and she'd be like yeah that's what i think about my 0.91

01:26:57.840 wife too but then i'd be like well actually i didn't because we both do like when we met we

01:27:01.560 both were just like oh dude yeah yeah oh yeah me and my wife were the same way dude it was so crazy

01:27:05.680 like i walked into the lunch room this is where i met her and uh and i was like she was eating

01:27:10.460 fried chicken no she wasn't even fried chicken i don't think we had fried chicken uh nope she's

01:27:13.660 not black so i i walked in and me and my buddy were like just in this uh charisma mode of being

01:27:21.980 a young man and i am he you know he was like i'm gonna find a chick and i'm immediately gonna go

01:27:27.320 put the moves on her you find a chick you put the moves on that chick and so we walked into the

01:27:30.900 lunchroom did a scan I said boom that girl right there I'm gonna go talk to her and he found his 1.00

01:27:36.340 chick at the same table and he went and talked to her I went and sat down directly next to my wife 0.94

01:27:41.460 and immediately started kicking it to her and it was like nothing could have ever gone smoother

01:27:46.600 nothing ever has gone smoother than the way that interaction went yeah and whatever we did we let

01:27:53.000 it was very innocent like we didn't you know we never uh did any um real hooking up but we left

01:28:00.340 each other with this like crazy impression where we were both obsessed with each other after that

01:28:05.260 um so you know as my son doesn't understand this is like like your dad actually does know

01:28:12.180 despite how goofy i am uh how to run game how to run game and he's having this thing right now

01:28:17.800 where he likes this little girl and you know it's the same ages or whatever but and he and she found

01:28:23.980 out that he was saying she looks like a little uh she looks like zendaya which is like the girl

01:28:29.080 from spider-man or something like that and she got mad at him and said that's racist because

01:28:34.760 zendaya's black or something like that and and now it's the chick that he likes yeah yeah so now

01:28:39.500 he's all bummed out and i don't be bummed i'm like i'm trying to be like dude you dodged a 0.98

01:28:43.520 bullet bro like you're kidding me if she's calling you racist at at 11 you dodged a bullet like you

01:28:48.080 know what nothing to do with that so um but but he doesn't take any of his old man's advice when

01:28:54.600 it comes to girls you know because he's now in this season he's 11 he's in middle school so he's

01:28:58.700 got some questions and he just thinks they you know i don't know what i'm talking about i'm like

01:29:02.840 i gotta do know what i'm talking about i was i was uh according to kids the dad knows nothing

01:29:07.700 knows nothing i was uh i was a menace when i was a young man i sound like an old dude now reliving 0.59

01:29:13.480 my shit but yeah yeah to answer your question i wouldn't change anything because specifically 0.66

01:29:17.420 i'm not going to run the risk of anything that would be absent from my life interfering with 0.98

01:29:22.140 my relationship and what what god has planned for me right now yeah like what's happening right now

01:29:26.500 to risk changing any of that would not do it would not do it i've never a dude who's ever

01:29:32.220 lived in regret who's never lived with what ifs and who's never wanted to switch places with

01:29:35.800 anybody even when i was homeless i've never had that kind of like envy where like i wish i had

01:29:39.580 this person's life or like no a hundred percent never in me at all so no i wouldn't change

01:29:44.620 anything sorry g by uh joe preston says what's something the majority of coffee places do

01:29:49.220 that is just a straight gimmick uh pander to the gays what do you think

01:29:52.700 that's actually a pretty good one dude that's the best one no the ones in orlando that are

01:29:58.020 really successful that's exactly what they do man it's funny uh i don't know dude i don't i don't

01:30:05.060 think uh we i mean we don't have any gimmicks dude like all our stuff is good to me like the

01:30:09.520 cold brew thing was a little bit of a gimmick because um yeah what is cold brew exactly you

01:30:13.580 brew it cold and like the benefit of that is that you don't need any equipment you literally need a

01:30:18.000 five gallon bucket so even like roasters if you were just roasting coffee and all you were doing

01:30:22.800 was selling like your retail bags of coffee or selling in five pound bags to coffee shops

01:30:27.080 now you could create a product without a batch brewer without an espresso machine without any

01:30:32.200 equipment but it was coffee brewed in cold water dude that's the gimmick by the way what

01:30:37.380 yeah i love cold brew no no podcast studio oh that's brilliant that's very funny yeah

01:30:44.400 No.

01:30:44.700 Yeah.

01:30:44.920 It's really helped our numbers out a lot.

01:30:48.860 So really what it is, is it's a way to make coffee kind of on the cheap then because there's

01:30:54.080 a lot of things you don't need.

01:30:55.400 And then to me, it's just very sour.

01:30:57.420 It tastes like coffee that was brewed cold, man.

01:30:59.800 That's interesting.

01:31:00.620 But if you run it with nitrogen gas through a keg, then it makes it like a Guinness.

01:31:06.600 It's called nitro cold brew.

01:31:07.900 Oh, yeah.

01:31:08.060 To me, that is good.

01:31:09.260 I've had that.

01:31:09.740 That's actually very good.

01:31:10.940 Is that just aerating it?

01:31:12.100 There's something that happens when you aerate something?

01:31:13.680 it like it's making it like a guinness dude so it's just very rich i like a guinness and that

01:31:18.440 is very good when they do that so that combination of cold brew when it's run as nitro yeah it's very

01:31:23.700 good but cold brew by itself to me was always a bit of a gimmick it was always a bit of like

01:31:27.560 you know what better to just brew it hot like we brew it hot and then flash chill it and i think 1.00

01:31:32.280 that's like i think that makes a way better cold brew if you're not doing nitro the girls are 0.93

01:31:36.580 talking about uh dating stuff panda says right brenna she's talking to brenna if you ask men 1.00

01:31:41.920 nowadays they expect women to initiate first now because so many unhinged women take offense if the

01:31:47.520 guys aren't adonis yeah i i just think whatever dude if you're a boy you gotta go run you gotta

01:31:53.700 go get that chick young boys they say bro if that's the chick you want go get that 100 like

01:31:59.340 100 wait around and hope she what's gonna happen she's gonna say no boo doesn't matter like you

01:32:04.940 don't give up dude you keep going bro yeah oh 100 too that sounds very rapey but um you know if

01:32:10.200 they say no you just keep going no i mean a chick might say no for a while like it is what it is

01:32:18.500 yeah yeah but i'm gonna keep being charming but like that's what i tell aiden i'm like a 0.99

01:32:21.580 as soon as you find the chick that like you want like you don't get that shit you know what i tell 0.98

01:32:25.480 my son is like because he's like oh how do i talk to girls i'm like first and foremost what you have 0.99

01:32:29.380 to do in front of girls is be fun and be happy and just be like a solid bro with your homies

01:32:36.380 So when they see you with your homies and you've got a friend group that's made up of

01:32:39.860 guys and girls, if you're just in a good mood, having fun, that's such an attractive thing

01:32:46.380 for them.

01:32:47.100 I used to just be around chicks, not even paying attention to them, just having fun. 0.95

01:32:51.620 Yeah. 1.00

01:32:51.800 And that would make them gravitate towards you.

01:32:53.660 And another thing is like, um, people who are trying to find somebody is like, do the

01:32:58.180 things that you like.

01:32:59.180 If you're into like mountain biking, go mountain biking, like solo.

01:33:01.980 Go, if you like hanging out at Barnes and Noble at night and just like reading some

01:33:05.240 books and chilling yeah go do that go to the gym go do the things you like to do yeah and let god

01:33:10.160 like guide whoever he's going to bring into your path yeah you know what i should have told my son

01:33:13.700 is that when she said that's racist he should have looked at her and gone yeah it is and just

01:33:17.960 seen how that worked out yeah it is i would have said yeah you are yeah you are yeah exactly exactly

01:33:23.120 he's bummed he's bummed out about it but right now he's doing this thing where he goes uh i go

01:33:27.460 what's wrong bud and he goes nothing and i've asked him twice and he's doing the nothing thing

01:33:33.020 and i go okay yeah you'll talk to me when you want to talk you know what i mean i'm not going

01:33:36.360 to try to drag it out of you um but yeah yeah yeah i would say that's that's it's really hard

01:33:41.760 too because if you're trying to date especially as a as an older dude now um it's like where do

01:33:47.640 you even meet chicks i always say the best way to meet chicks is like in a crossover friend group

01:33:52.600 because then there's no pressure not saying you had to have friends that's a problem yeah i don't

01:33:57.000 know how to i mean other than that i would say shoot your shot yeah you just go up and start

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01:36:48.380 going to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it uh qui-gon says these are for

01:36:54.720 you david and matt how much weight can y'all squat and how far can y'all run i need the answers for

01:37:01.400 a science experiment um so i don't really i haven't squat on the bar yet like on the smith machine

01:37:08.040 um but i will squat on the uh the hack squat and the hack squat i'm doing like not a lot like 245

01:37:15.060 but i'm doing that for four sets of 12 so i guess i feasibly could do more whoa what do you mean by

01:37:21.020 245 um 220 245 pound plates no no and a 10 the bar i mean the machine itself is 105 pounds of

01:37:29.920 resistance okay and then you put on however many plates i don't know the last time i counted was

01:37:34.320 245 pounds but that's including the 105 pounds of initial resistance so it's so if you do the

01:37:39.660 Hack squat minus any weights.

01:37:42.120 You're still doing 100.

01:37:42.980 My son does that.

01:37:43.640 He does 105 pounds on the hack squat.

01:37:46.080 And then I do the leg press machine, but that's not squatting.

01:37:49.980 But I'll do 300 pounds on the leg press, and I'll do that for.

01:37:53.460 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:37:54.300 You're talking about like eight plates?

01:37:55.900 No, no, no.

01:37:56.380 The leg press in Planet Fitness.

01:37:58.780 Yes, 300 pounds is like four plates on each side.

01:38:02.080 There's no plates.

01:38:02.980 You pull the pin out, and you put it in the thing.

01:38:05.780 Oh, you're talking about like a cable leg press.

01:38:07.540 It's called a leg press.

01:38:08.420 I don't know.

01:38:08.680 It just says leg press.

01:38:09.660 Um, so that's like a seated one where you're pushing it away from you.

01:38:14.000 If the machine is moving horizontally.

01:38:15.740 That's a funny statement by LO.

01:38:17.380 Sorry, but yeah, you're right.

01:38:18.700 Um, sounds scary.

01:38:20.180 Like you're not love.

01:38:21.520 You spend 40 hours a week together and you're like, all the affairs happen, dude.

01:38:26.920 As a nightmare, you're falling in love.

01:38:28.440 It's like, no, you're just at work.

01:38:29.560 So, um, Qui-Gon's talking about stabilizing muscles and everything.

01:38:32.780 We don't have that at our gym.

01:38:34.140 Right.

01:38:34.340 Even if you use the Smith machine, I only do Smith machine squats, but like even that

01:38:38.980 you're still guided yeah you're still yeah so we don't have anything else to do that with um

01:38:44.120 but also i'm just not there yet like i'm playing it really slow and i'm not gonna hurt myself so

01:38:49.880 i just moved into the heavyweight i was doing slightly less weight and higher reps about to

01:38:54.900 increase very soon though we'll find out but um this is all loose that's not good that's okay

01:39:00.760 that just spins loosely that's not good i don't know how to just okay all right i guess we're

01:39:05.160 going to do that um so so even if i wanted to do like i've moved into more free weights because of

01:39:11.220 the stabilizing muscles there's no free weights there yeah there is dumbbells i mean for legs

01:39:15.980 no no no i'm just talking about for like flat bench incline bench yeah which is good because

01:39:21.480 there's a lot more stabilization that's happening there um but for a long time i wasn't doing any

01:39:26.320 of that stuff i was just doing the stationary machines just to build a strength base because

01:39:30.520 i'm not going to hurt myself there before and i i'm also in like no rush you know what i mean

01:39:34.440 so i'll get there i'd like to but as far as squats with just the bar whatever like yeah we only have

01:39:38.820 smith machines so there's not a whole lot we could do there um so how much can you what about you how

01:39:44.560 much can you squat uh yeah squatting not much yeah you said that the hack squat makes your knees feel

01:39:50.680 like they're gonna burst hack squat i won't do that's interesting ever yeah it makes my knees

01:39:54.300 like very feels like that's less sketchy than just a straight squat with i don't know i think

01:39:58.600 everybody's different dude but like yeah i love to do squats on the um just on the smith machine

01:40:03.300 where it's just raw straight squats yeah but i don't go heavy on that anymore either man i was

01:40:07.840 probably was up to like two plates on each side just to do like a set of four yeah i don't max

01:40:13.720 out on anything okay yeah yeah but now i'm basically like one plate on each side because

01:40:18.160 the way i'm doing legs now it's not a full-on leg workout maybe i will in the fall if i do legs on

01:40:22.620 like a saturday or sunday morning just lay around the rest of the day but i was getting to where

01:40:26.460 like you know how like if a car is coming and you're trying to run across the street yeah i'll

01:40:31.120 jog to get out of their way i don't do this you know like young kids just like walk oh yeah i

01:40:34.960 always jog to get out of the way i'm not yeah i'm not black do that in the morning i end up just

01:40:38.940 jogging to the mailbox okay and i was noticing every day jogging in the mailbox that i was sore

01:40:43.680 oh interesting yeah and i was like dude i don't like this i think i was just going heavy

01:40:47.220 like with everything and was just feeling like sore all the time i was like what's the point

01:40:52.620 of going to the gym if you feel sore every day so i had to like regroup and i just went like a lot

01:40:57.500 more cardio where i'll start off with like way more time on the stair step machine okay yeah i

01:41:01.760 noticed that you like that thing i don't i've never done that dude i love that thing i mean i hate it

01:41:05.240 it's like the worst exercise but i know it crushes and then uh and then yeah so i do more of that and

01:41:12.800 then i'll do like a back and tris or a chest and bys or a shoulders those will be the three splits

01:41:17.400 and then i'll do one leg workout each of those days so on the day i squat i just squat on the

01:41:22.360 day i do like uh the quad um extension well sometimes i'll do that with the hamstring

01:41:27.820 extension too and then the other day i know this is super gay but i do it anyways the one where

01:41:31.700 the you do the legs out like that i do the legs out and the legs in things so it's like my three

01:41:36.140 leg splits yeah i think that's because i noticed there's not a whole like i don't have a lot of

01:41:39.620 muscular development on the inside of my thigh the outside of my thighs i do like that's like

01:41:44.180 all muscle yeah but not on the inside of my thighs and i was thinking i was like oh you know

01:41:47.880 those machines where you're doing like the squeezes with your thighs yeah those probably

01:41:51.320 good well not just that dude if you don't want a groin injury like that's the whole 0.74

01:41:55.380 so if you want that area to be strong it's like okay it looks a little gay when you're doing it

01:42:00.680 but like super gay it's good to like have strength i'm trying to do more compounded movements uh so

01:42:06.540 i've been doing a lot more cable rows eating well shouldn't be complicated but somehow it turns into

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01:44:54.480 to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it uh with a lot of heavy weight on that

01:45:00.180 because that's like the idea there is constant tension that's what the cables are nice for yeah

01:45:04.180 and there's also like you're incorporating your legs if you are like bending them and extending

01:45:08.160 them when you're doing this and then there is this core movement that's happening too

01:45:11.320 plus you're bringing the the handle of the uh the pulley all the way to your your stomach and then

01:45:16.960 back so there's also this like arms and chest thing going on whereas most of the back stuff is

01:45:21.420 like either you know pulling up as a pull up or pulling down as the opposite but you're doing the

01:45:26.500 same movement whereas like these ones where you're bringing towards you is working like the depth of

01:45:30.860 your back i like i like that i've been doing that i put 175 pounds on there and i'll do that for uh

01:45:36.140 four sets of 12. jess's uncle was always on task like nice yeah he was crazy and he won like mr

01:45:40.880 rochester like he was he was a bodybuilder and was like a crazy man though okay and uh he'd always

01:45:46.180 be like happy that that uh that road gives you the v-shape babe let's go load it up yeah it was

01:45:51.700 crazy i've been doing so um i found this one guy on on twitter who was doing pull-ups but he's doing

01:45:57.160 with a neutral grip like an inside grip like this mix it up and he's just blasting them and he's

01:46:01.100 not going all the way up and he does like 18 straight and he's a big guy he's like 250 pounds 0.89

01:46:06.680 all muscle and all of a sudden people start talking shit they're like not one of those was 0.84

01:46:10.660 a pull-up you know yada yada yada you're not doing them right and i'm like if you're doing 0.99

01:46:16.260 them right or doing them wrong this guy's jacked to the gills bro yeah i was gonna say if you can

01:46:19.540 feel it in your muscles dude he is insane looking and and so i'm like i don't know if there's any

01:46:24.940 value yeah that's always funny when the overweight people are like hey you're doing that wrong you're

01:46:29.960 doing it wrong and i'm like it's always like that the problem here is the overweight people like

01:46:33.920 tell you that oh you're not wearing a mask for coronavirus you're on health you're fat do you

01:46:38.240 want to talk about health yeah i'm totally down to talk about health but i like sure before we do

01:46:42.840 i like those neutral like inside pull-ups yeah i don't let my arms hang like this i stop them

01:46:48.520 about here i go way all the way down and then all the way up but that one especially gets like the

01:46:52.840 inside of the bag i like those but i can do like if if it's a neutral grip and i don't uh extend

01:46:58.380 my arms all the way i could do 20 of those i so that's a lot i've been in the rock climbing gym

01:47:03.780 i used to rock climbing and like i've had dudes that were like in fantastic shape i remember one

01:47:09.040 time there was these two dudes super jacked and they're trying to do the peg wall and they can't

01:47:13.340 do the peg wall at all dude oh that's a totally that's like tendon strength those guys in the

01:47:17.840 rock gym they're like on another level i got on the peg wall and i did up and down four times

01:47:22.140 that's right you probably have tendon strength dude uh my dad is one of those guys that like

01:47:26.300 there was guys that could bench 300 in high school and like they don't have giant muscles

01:47:30.240 it's like tendon strength there's some people that just have like i'm really good at climbing 0.87

01:47:33.780 like climbing is my shit and so i look at the monkey vibes i look at the functionality of like 0.52

01:47:39.060 you know i'll do a wide grip and a full hang like a full extension and you pull yourself all the way 0.99

01:47:43.220 up and i go yeah i could see that as like muscular sure development but that is not the same kind of

01:47:49.320 muscles that i use to climb okay we gotta we gotta wrap this question but the running the

01:47:53.280 distance for running now i don't run long distance either but uh the last time i ran long distance

01:47:57.560 was five miles with bella and i had a major runner high because oh yeah yeah i haven't run five miles 0.83

01:48:02.840 i've been going up to like three miles and stuff and then we were at the trail and she's like hey

01:48:07.260 dad you want to run with me because she was training for like a marathon or a half marathon

01:48:10.780 13 miles and she's like i'm gonna run five miles she's like if you want to just run one that's

01:48:14.700 fine and if your daughter says oh no dude you kidding me yeah i was like no no we're running

01:48:19.680 all the miles yeah we're good dude after like the third mile i was like so runner high i was like i

01:48:24.660 love this yeah and then i couldn't walk for like three days after i was like oh no and then i

01:48:30.260 totally got out of the groove after that and i and i tried to get back in it a couple times and

01:48:35.040 every time i get like start getting up to like three miles yeah then like something i don't know

01:48:39.820 dude i gotta i gotta get my act i was running a mile and a half i like the runner high dude

01:48:44.440 i don't like running i hate running i do too but you when you get the runner high you're like oh

01:48:48.880 yeah let's do this i like doing like bag work and stuff like that because that's actually fun

01:48:52.940 like running never has felt fun to me so if you put on music and i've got like a heavy bag or a

01:48:58.620 standing waver yeah dude that's a that's so fun yeah it's so fun to do that you set three minute

01:49:04.060 rounds you take a little breather in between like it's a lot of fun but i don't like i hate running

01:49:07.940 um you got a bus to get high uh it's true no it's so true you got a bus through to get to the 1.00

01:49:14.180 like it sucks, it sucks, it sucks. 0.99

01:49:16.140 And all of a sudden you're like, dude, 0.99

01:49:17.180 it would be, if you get to the point where you're like,

01:49:18.740 it'd be way harder to stop than it would to just keep running.

01:49:21.360 That's interesting.

01:49:21.820 And you just feel good.

01:49:23.020 I hate it.

01:49:24.100 Want to get vascular, David, run? 1.00

01:49:26.040 Yeah, I guess you're right, Qui-Gon. 0.98

01:49:27.960 You're about to get vascular, bro.

01:49:29.340 Well, I want to do, so the cooler weather is coming in

01:49:32.840 and I'm looking forward to being able to be out in the garage

01:49:35.840 and hitting the bag without like suffering.

01:49:38.580 Right.

01:49:38.960 Like that degree, because, you know, 100,

01:49:41.420 I'll get in the truck and it's like, it's 102.

01:49:43.240 yes and it's 102 and it's a wet blanket uh keith says if adam and eve never sinned what would life

01:49:50.220 be like now oh shout out top he's reading uh oh that's right yeah it's the second one in the c.s

01:49:57.380 lewis space trilogy and that is the story on another planet of the adam and eve uh people

01:50:02.940 that don't sin that's interesting yeah that book's staggering bro because there's like a time where

01:50:07.600 um the main character who goes there to help out the adam and eve character on another planet he

01:50:12.620 like stubs his toe or something this is like the craziest thing and then so the adam and eve

01:50:17.460 character on that planet they see the blood like when he stubs his toe and they say oh that's the

01:50:21.900 substance that saved the the people from your planet it's like dude it's such that's interesting

01:50:26.980 it's such a they're like because they had no concept of this thing blood there was no wild

01:50:30.880 dude man yeah but top's gonna read that i'm like bro what would it be like though i mean

01:50:35.220 you have some insight to that thing because you read that book no no well i think in the end it's

01:50:39.860 gonna be like whatever the eternal realm is like it's because it's almost like it's gonna go back

01:50:43.200 to that it's gonna go back to like but what would we be like right if we didn't go through this i

01:50:47.880 just think there's this richness like what we're both saying that we wouldn't go back and change

01:50:51.180 anything in our life there's this richness it's almost like the to be a non-christian for so long 0.91

01:50:56.100 and to live under the curse it makes it so much more wonderful to live under the blessing now 0.76

01:51:00.840 which like if you're a church kid you kind of don't know that yeah you kind of have no concept

01:51:04.320 of that yeah but like uh to to live like under the curse and then live under the blessing that's

01:51:09.520 why the eternal realm is going to be like so rich to have suffered yeah and then to have yeah to

01:51:14.420 know what's possible how bad it can get man yeah that's huge that's it's a big question when it

01:51:19.420 comes to like protecting kids um and to what degree right like if you make your kids live a

01:51:26.340 life where they don't face any adversity and then they so some people uh think about like let's say

01:51:31.800 comedians it's like some of the funniest people went to the darkest darkest stuff yeah yeah and

01:51:37.140 it's you know so as far as that character building and then uh being grateful for these like trials

01:51:42.140 and tribulations that made you into this person that god forms you into um do you get any of that

01:51:47.960 without those trials and tribulations so like i look at my life i'm i'm super grateful i when i

01:51:52.740 when i'm talking to god and i'm talking like i'm thanking him i'm i thank him regularly for 0.98

01:51:57.540 all the fucking the dumpsters and the ass beatings and and the jail and all this stuff like thank you 0.98

01:52:03.640 for all of it because i don't think that i get to be here without amen any of it um nick says this 0.98

01:52:09.140 should have been in the last q a but do you guys modern synthetic goyslop do you guys think modern

01:52:15.180 synthetic goyslop food can be blessed or do you think it's too close to stone i'm kind of referring

01:52:21.520 to matthew 4 3 and matthew 7 9 i know it's a bit of a reach but it also seems like an inversion

01:52:25.800 the enemy would be trying to play on us so um what does the bible say about blessing food it's like

01:52:32.260 everything is clean yeah when it's blessed so there's your answer well yeah and i think maybe

01:52:37.580 some of the food issues are coming from not praying for the food like it's not blessing the

01:52:41.700 food and and uh making it to where like yeah a lot of this food's toxic but um could we so if we

01:52:47.320 just ate a diet of twinkies and blessed it all the time i wonder no no i think there's still 0.89

01:52:51.620 you know there's spirit realms god's like don't be a bitch about it dude yeah where is that passage 0.98

01:52:55.840 where it says all things clean oh i don't know it's i'm you're asking the wrong guy let's pull 0.99

01:53:01.780 up but what was the ones he referenced what did he say he said matthew 4 3 and 7 9 i don't want

01:53:08.920 what are those you got those i guess i could do some work what was this man uh is it where does

01:53:15.580 it say that matthew 4 3 so matthew uh 4 3 says um and when the tempter came to him he said if

01:53:26.500 thou be the son of god command these stones to be made bread oh okay so he's saying that like

01:53:31.380 the food has been so tainted that like it's more like it's more like a non i mean that's what i

01:53:36.920 talk about all the time some of it probably is there's all of these non-food food items like

01:53:40.740 most of the food so-called the people were eating is not really food man yeah i would i would agree

01:53:45.160 what it says uh it says now the spirit speaks expressly that in the latter times some shall

01:53:50.840 depart from the faith giving heed to seducing spirits and doctrines of devils what are these

01:53:55.680 seducing spirits and doctrines of devils speaking lies and hypocrisy they're fakers they're actors

01:54:02.500 having their conscience seared with a hot iron okay they're no longer they no longer have a 0.84

01:54:08.000 conscience it's been seared here's what here's what they teach forbidding to marry and commanding

01:54:13.440 to abstain from meats right which god has created to be received with thanksgiving of them which

01:54:19.300 believe and know the truth with thanksgiving that's prayer for every creature of god is good

01:54:24.820 and nothing to be refused if it be received with thanksgiving but specifically of believers right

01:54:30.680 what was that who's doing the thanksgiving for every creature of god is good and nothing to be

01:54:35.160 refused if it be received with thanksgiving well yeah amen that's going to be from believers by

01:54:39.460 because it even says it after that by believers and what hold on forbidding to marry and commanding

01:54:45.260 to abstain from meats which god has created to be received speaking of meats which god has created

01:54:49.740 to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe of the truth oh so so believers who know

01:54:54.300 the truth meaning believers in jesus christ are not going to get hung up on meat right oh i can't

01:54:59.060 eat this meat but maybe you know maybe other people that are not believers might have some

01:55:03.420 sort of trouble whatever i don't know what that looks like definitely do there's a lot of right

01:55:06.380 oh you can't eat this meat you can't eat yeah yeah yeah for every creature of god is good and

01:55:10.940 nothing to be refused if it be received with thanksgiving for it is sanctified by the word

01:55:15.960 of god in prayer cool remember how we were talking about like you shouldn't pray for anybody that you

01:55:19.320 can't thank god for like there's this element of thanking and being grateful for things that

01:55:24.060 you're praying for there's a connection there like that's what he's saying every creature of

01:55:27.520 god is good and to be refused if it be received with thanksgiving thanking god for it right okay

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01:58:23.120 to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it joe preston says who's the number one

01:58:28.500 guest you'd like to have on whose podcast would you like to be a guest on so number one guest um

01:58:34.580 i would say the only person that i want to talk to uh that hasn't like it's been very difficult

01:58:40.700 for whatever reason uncomfortable that i don't know what who you think i'm gonna say uh i know

01:58:44.920 it is you've tried hard to get out there oh no no that i'll talk about that so the person i'd like

01:58:50.780 to get on is tripoli and i'm trying right now to not i don't want him remotely i want him here in

01:58:55.900 studio so uh we're trying to figure that out like i want to fly him out i want to pay for the ticket

01:59:01.480 and pay for the hotel and get sam tripoli out here in person um why i just love tripoli dude

01:59:08.100 like he's been uh one of my favorite shows for a really long time i started listening to the

01:59:12.000 joe rogan experience very early i would say like 2009 um but then i started listening to tripoli

01:59:18.260 i would say the same year that his show started and i forget what year tripoli's in right now but

01:59:23.760 i know i've been listening to him since about the jump and um and he's just one of my favorite dudes

01:59:28.920 in in the way that he's incredibly genuine and incredibly uh generous he's a guy that is like

01:59:36.500 very giving and wants to see people succeed yeah and he's a really fun dude and i think that our

01:59:43.880 sense of humor on nds uh really meshes with his so well that i want to get him in person because

01:59:51.520 i think it's just going to be that much better of an episode um and and really i'm just incredibly

01:59:56.960 uh um grateful for the guy because tripoli and tinfoil hat are responsible for um a great deal

02:00:04.920 of exposure that we've gotten since this show has started and so i'm constantly if you're on twitter

02:00:10.920 you'll always see me like retweeting his stuff like i want whatever flowers can be given to

02:00:15.440 tripoli um i think he deserves them and i i want to see that dude succeed uh cashman is another

02:00:22.100 one of those guys feel very similar about shane cashman like i want to see that guy succeed

02:00:25.860 real bad and so um but but Tripoli has just been a guy that's helped facilitate so much of the

02:00:31.220 success that we've had and um and I would love to have him here in person that's actually something

02:00:35.920 that we're working on um how do you not know this Matt why is Nancy going on and off mute like that

02:00:42.280 whole time you were talking she was like off mute and you could hear the stuff because she unmuted

02:00:47.020 it because she wanted to ask that question because it is a very like how did you not know this Matt

02:00:50.160 like I did know that you're talking to Tripoli about getting him out of here I'm just I don't

02:00:53.300 How did you not know that that was, like, a guy that is, like, a big deal to us?

02:00:57.400 No, no.

02:00:57.980 I do not know that.

02:00:59.360 The question was, who is, like, the number one?

02:01:02.120 I didn't realize he was the number one.

02:01:03.760 Well, yeah, because outside of that, there's not very many people that—

02:01:06.580 Well, you love Merkel, but we don't need to get into that.

02:01:08.940 Well, there's not—we've had Merkel on the show, and nothing—

02:01:12.660 You've had Sam on the show.

02:01:14.500 No, we've never had Sam on the show.

02:01:15.800 What?

02:01:16.320 Yeah.

02:01:17.040 Isn't that weird?

02:01:17.500 He was at BroGrow.

02:01:18.600 That's different.

02:01:19.240 He's never been on the podcast.

02:01:20.340 Oh, you've been on his show multiple times.

02:01:21.540 A bunch of times, yeah, yeah.

02:01:22.560 okay got it got it and as far as having it on the show this whole thing was going on you were 0.97

02:01:26.400 even saying like look we can get them here you know flights throw the boomers out of the back

02:01:29.980 the flights aren't even that expensive loses on that is matt like for sure let's do it yeah 0.72

02:01:33.940 problem at any cost especially if it's a cost to matt i was well aware of that um tony baloney

02:01:39.940 mr baloney so uh i would like to go on the confessionals this is kind of a selfish thing

02:01:45.240 because well who's laugh like i'm gonna uh not tell the truth about something um so i would like

02:01:54.940 to go on the confessionals it's so weird to me yeah yeah you're like on that guy's whatever

02:02:00.640 it's just so funny it's like like i don't know and then i look at his stuff and it's so like

02:02:06.680 unlike no like don't say that is so unlike you so the the reason that i want to go on merkels

02:02:13.560 go ahead get it out of your system go ahead i don't understand this unbelievable

02:02:19.140 there's a couple of things like if there was anybody who i was like oh i really want to go 0.98

02:02:23.820 on their show you'd be like you're a homo like that's the first thing you would say to me 0.82

02:02:27.140 literally the question but like no i just think it's hilarious that you want to go on that guy's 0.94

02:02:31.340 show so bad dude no i didn't say so bad yes it is so bad how is it so bad you sent him a copy

02:02:36.820 of the bit of the interview i did of you no no no we're straight by one said hey can i please

02:02:41.100 come on your show that's exact it's not exactly how did it go i'll tell you exactly how it went

02:02:44.940 uh unbelievable that just of all the people i just would not imagine you saying oh i really

02:02:51.420 want to go on that show um well it's not because of tony it's because of what that show did for

02:02:58.360 my walk and how particular it is in its genre and how that applies to my story so hold on wait i'll

02:03:09.320 uh because like i see him now and it's like uh he's like a he's like a pastor guy now so that's

02:03:16.520 what i said to him i i sent him a clip of that episode that i did with you and i said i wanted

02:03:20.880 to show you this uh your show inspired me and top to start nephilim death squad he and i actually

02:03:24.980 met each other in your members community uh two and a half years later so this is a little while

02:03:29.180 ago i said this is my full-time job and we're ranked top 0.5 percent of audio podcasts in the

02:03:35.120 world um wait wait wait you're you're saying like oh man we're something big and important now if

02:03:40.740 you would just listen for a second what you're saying i said you uh have planted a lot of seeds

02:03:45.440 with your show and nephilim death squad is among the fruit that was produced by those seeds um i

02:03:51.960 said god bless you uh uh no i said actually said god blessed me by putting your show on my radar

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02:06:43.180 to talk to yourself for an hour, you might as well publish it. And so, you know, I hope God

02:06:49.400 continues to bless you and your family that's what i said and he said absolutely nothing um

02:06:53.620 which is actually that's actually very funny yeah that is very funny um so the reason that's my

02:06:58.320 favorite part dude do you sound like this long like heartfelt thing i mean i would say that was

02:07:02.300 long and i was it dogged you and didn't respond well he's not gonna have me on the show i know

02:07:05.700 but he doesn't seem like sam triply or owen or like i like any of these guys once again you're

02:07:10.280 thinking it's a tony merkel thing it's his platform what he facilitates is people who

02:07:15.180 were steeped in the occult who had all kinds of uh paranormal shit in their lives and who realized

02:07:20.280 jesus christ was the way out of it and then did that okay that's that's such a particular niche 0.95

02:07:25.160 okay i mean that's an incredibly particular niche and that's exactly what happened to me

02:07:29.920 why are you go ahead you still want to laugh what are you no i'm trying not to i'm trying not to

02:07:33.980 um no i i don't know why it's so comical to me that i look at a guy like that well because you're

02:07:38.980 looking at the guy nice guy but i mean he's doing like the pastor thing or whatever it's like very

02:07:44.180 501 c3 but i don't know i guess from what you're saying is like he wasn't always like that it used

02:07:48.240 to be like um it used to be more just like hard to know what tony is like because he doesn't speak

02:07:53.820 a lot on his shows like if you go back and listen to uh the last i've listened to hundreds of those

02:07:59.740 episodes because once i found that there was a phenomenon basically what happened was after i

02:08:04.020 had my experience one of the first things i did because i was a podcast listener was look for

02:08:09.160 places where people are saying i had dog man whatever not dog man a spiritual encounter

02:08:16.060 rakes called on jesus christ and it stopped uh-huh that's the niche and and his show had that it is

02:08:23.120 exactly that like the palladians were there whatever it is aliens dog man shadow people

02:08:27.860 sleep paralysis hat man called on christ phenomenon stops that's how do you not know this man it's so

02:08:34.420 insane it's it's like a crazy it's like talking to somebody who has no idea because that's not my

02:08:38.580 thing dude like i do my best to hang in there on the shows when you guys are talking about the dog

02:08:42.660 man the hat man the paladians but it's like i can't lock in on that because i'm just it's not

02:08:46.560 my thing well but for you i get it that was that's your background in my life merkel facilitated a

02:08:52.020 place for people to tell that story and if you listen to how they reached out to christ in that 0.99

02:08:56.180 moment and it stops right but then you send that to him and he goes fuck you dude well i think he 0.98

02:09:01.900 has a problem because if i if i you know he's afraid that i'm gonna go so i was talking about 0.99

02:09:07.000 the jews i was paralyzed pro jews or or uh he does not he's not gonna talk about that at all

02:09:11.240 he's probably pro israel and whatever colloquial 501c3 kind of way you know but i think his fear

02:09:16.540 is that i'm gonna get on that show and be like so i was paralyzed and all of a sudden i saw this 1.00

02:09:20.100 man with a hat and i realized it was that nigger faggot hat man you know what i mean like that's 1.00

02:09:24.780 what he thinks i'm gonna do i could see that where people are very like oh don't touch that 1.00

02:09:29.240 yeah yeah yeah that's his main uh gripe here i imagine to the extent where he didn't even

02:09:34.780 respond to me so he wasn't because like recently i've seen him where he like has the mic and like

02:09:39.300 the suit jacket and the white tennis shoes with the jeans and he's kind of doing the pastor thing

02:09:43.620 that's not that hasn't always been his thing um once again it's hard to say what has been

02:09:49.000 tony's thing if you go back to those episodes 90 of them and sometimes it's 99 of them is the guest

02:09:57.780 talking okay sometimes even to the awkward painful silence of them not knowing how to podcast and

02:10:04.060 tony not saying anything about it just being very silent letting them rip he's letting them rip

02:10:08.540 sometimes they're drowning sometimes they're treading water and he's just not saying anything

02:10:12.080 and you could tell they're looking for a lifeline yeah and sometimes he's not saying anything so

02:10:15.520 he's not a dude well you know um it's a he's not a guy that ever um had a successful show because

02:10:25.320 he was a personality that's not the case and tony will tell you that like that's not even a it's not

02:10:29.580 like a diss or anything like that he just facilitated a place where people tell their

02:10:33.020 that's awesome yes that's what a credit to a guy to be able to say hey it's not all about me

02:10:37.420 and also to his credit produces it very well yeah cared greatly about the quality of the product the

02:10:43.400 way that it looked the way that it sounded the consistency in which it came out probably a wise

02:10:46.940 businessman to get to that point there's all the business sure yeah yeah yeah so um he had a bunch

02:10:52.840 of skill sets if it's the business if it's the consistency so you go on his show or tripoli

02:10:57.120 comes on your show what's what would you rather do i'd rather have tripoli come on the show i'm

02:11:01.660 not so worried about like so the reason that i would want to go on the confessionals is just to

02:11:06.740 go like yo look dude like this story that i have it's not even different than what you continually

02:11:13.520 facilitate it's just like look what it bloomed into and what it bloomed into is people emailing

02:11:20.340 us and saying hey you've been instrumental in my walk with god yeah but do you think he's like yeah

02:11:25.320 but you say the n-word so like all that's out the window probably yeah that sucks yeah but i get it

02:11:31.220 I'm not knocking him for that.

02:11:32.680 I'm just saying, like, I get it.

02:11:34.300 Like, that's the dilemma everybody's in is like, what does this look like?

02:11:37.680 And especially what is it going to look like to 501c3 people?

02:11:40.780 Right.

02:11:41.100 And I think you're just going to have to get to a point where you say, like, well, do I want to F with like the real ass people that are really going to do something with this when they get it?

02:11:49.820 Or do I want to not offend 501c3 people?

02:11:52.640 And I think maybe there's a lot of people going to be in that conundrum.

02:11:55.360 It's like, what do we do now?

02:11:56.480 Right.

02:11:56.800 But I look at the life of Jesus.

02:11:58.060 Like, he was like, I'm going to F around with the real people. 0.98

02:12:00.200 like i'm gonna do the thing over here with who the religious system is calling scum and the nlt 0.97

02:12:04.900 king james just calling them like the publicans and the sinners these people who are not part of 0.96

02:12:10.600 the religious system jesus is like i'm gonna hang with them yeah i'll be with them well i mean you 0.99

02:12:15.620 know like i said um i would rather the triple e coming on this show because that would be fun 0.99

02:12:20.580 yeah and and these days i i just want to do like what i like to do like what is fun i want to have 0.97

02:12:25.760 fun with the homies yes if i go on tony's show it wouldn't be fun it'd be it wouldn't be really 0.68

02:12:30.780 fun really having to like sell yourself almost no i mean it would be a thing that i've done a bunch

02:12:36.600 which is share my my testimony which is cool and i think god gives you a testimony so that you can

02:12:40.980 say look what god plucked me out of you know like that's cool i'm not saying anything bad about that

02:12:44.840 i'm just saying that um it wouldn't be anything that tony hasn't heard it wouldn't be even half 0.66

02:12:50.160 as cool as half the shit that's been shared on his show that's why justifiably he's like not 0.54

02:12:54.380 respond could be that too i mean he's he might even be moving on from that arena which like god 0.97

02:12:59.120 bless him because if you've been in that arena telling those stories for seven years or more

02:13:03.040 at one point do you go like okay lord i've done that is there something else you're calling me

02:13:07.320 yeah and so he's like yeah the like the like the logical move is to go into the kingdom of god and

02:13:12.320 all you have today if you want to like move into the kingdom of god is the 501c3 system maybe you

02:13:17.480 kind of slide into that because you're like yeah i don't want to do this whole like rakes and

02:13:21.480 palladians and dog man thing forever because that gets dark after a while it's almost like

02:13:25.280 the psychologist yeah that has to talk to a psychologist because all the stuff they hear

02:13:29.120 all the time and he's saying i gotta shift into the church thing and the church thing today is

02:13:33.860 the 501c3 thing it could be uh that i also don't know that this is the place he's definitively

02:13:39.380 gonna go i don't know that's between him and god like wherever tony goes but one way or another he

02:13:42.880 better have you on the show i got i don't think i'm gonna end up on the show i think that's been 0.67

02:13:46.260 abundantly clear um but having Tripoli here in studio would be so much fucking fun so much fun 0.98

02:13:54.180 yeah um I'd love to just take the dude out for for dinner as a small like hey all the shit you've 0.86

02:13:59.300 done for us let's can we get you a meal and I love how you guys talk about him how you guys say that 0.75

02:14:04.100 like he's the ultimate guy trying to help the little guy yeah he really is some people say 0.97

02:14:08.120 some people say he's a gatekeeper it's the funniest shit in the world he ran in the gate like busted 0.98

02:14:12.700 the gate open like stuck a stick in it so that the gate can't close it's insane tells all of his 0.99

02:14:17.360 buddies like come on in that don't you know by my own measure probably don't deserve to be there and

02:14:21.760 it doesn't matter like triple he's not the judge of anybody he's just letting you imagine if that's 1.00

02:14:25.700 your life and you're like yo i just want to give everybody a shot yeah dude and maybe that won't

02:14:29.360 be good for my show because i'm having on like no-name people but i don't care like let's get

02:14:33.180 them in where we are and the attention that we get and the people that we've helped or that that god

02:14:39.180 has allowed us to help right to to point to him because everything is like ultimately i i pray

02:14:44.400 pleasing god and glorifying him and then helping people along on their walk with him half the people

02:14:49.840 that we reach probably more than half the people we reach are because that guy had us on so many

02:14:53.600 times yeah and also sings our praises you can't catch him without yeah not wearing nephilim death

02:14:58.620 squad merch same thing the shane cashman shane cashman's doing an unboxing of his book uh good

02:15:03.320 villains which by the way you guys should go out and support shane cashman his book just dropped

02:15:07.380 the other day you could find good villains on amazon and also if you subscribe to a copy here

02:15:12.280 i'd love to read it no no we have to uh we can get it we i'll just buy it um but he's also uh

02:15:18.880 on us on his sub stack shane cashman sub stack you want to talk about like content that's worth

02:15:23.740 paying for he's doing a weekly show on his sub stack so it's behind a paywall with sam tripley 0.61

02:15:29.700 so that's how much of a real ass dude sam tripley is too where he's like yo homie i'll help you out 0.60

02:15:34.740 i'm one of the biggest names in this space let's do content only on your sub stack and you're 0.99

02:15:39.880 gonna get paid for what a fucking real ass dude and shane cashman in his unboxing thing that he 0.99

02:15:45.200 was doing for his book uh good villains wearing an ephilim death squad shirt solid these fucking 0.99

02:15:49.820 people are the best yeah are the best the best they they really are okay um so i guess we have 0.95

02:15:56.800 time for one more question because it's really getting late and this is unfair to you because

02:16:00.140 i've made this one go for two hours while yours only went for uh you know but this one's more fun

02:16:03.640 for me okay so nephilim goy squad oy vego okay we already read that one he actually also commented

02:16:09.860 on yours um these are a lot i'm gonna try to just pick one randomly we'll go in order so we can do

02:16:16.700 another show whatever it is because some of them are one of them like the next one is super long

02:16:20.760 and the next one after that is super long but i'll do those on the next one we'll do those in

02:16:23.600 the next one but keisha black name did ask something it looks like it might be short she

02:16:26.380 says uh matt keisha black name uh with five t's five t's respect and raven how do i have hope in

02:16:36.900 this life if i've lost hope of the future in this life uh specifically in this life i think she's

02:16:43.420 saying like not the afterlife she has hope in christ and and you know what what comes after

02:16:47.880 this but i've asked others to get a christian bumper sticker answer for our hope is in heaven 0.95

02:16:52.860 okay but i still have to get up tomorrow here fucking banger heavy she's saying like you know 0.92

02:16:59.600 yeah her hope is in christ her hope is in i don't know what her particular scenario is but just 0.96

02:17:04.040 hearing her say that question i would say i would start by getting rid of a ton of things in my life

02:17:10.300 that's that's how that's like i'm hearing that i'm saying like uh what's i think they call it

02:17:14.500 like minimalism i would be shifting to like minimalism yeah and in that entire process i'd

02:17:19.520 be like, Hey God, you don't owe me anything here. Right. Like, like me waking up as a gift. Cause

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02:20:14.000 going to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it light of heart i'm not saying

02:20:19.380 like i've been there dude where it's just like i don't want to get up tomorrow like i don't even

02:20:22.780 want to like i'm done man you just kind of get rid of all the things and stuff because what

02:20:27.140 happens in america is exhaustion you just you just get exhausted right i'd change my diet to

02:20:32.740 like a very clean probably meat-based diet i would start eating like basically red meat and then if i

02:20:38.160 was like needed more than meat then i'd be eating like avocados and i don't know whatever fruits i

02:20:42.780 like and stuff like that get on like a hardcore like exercise program because like that re that

02:20:49.040 rewires everything you start releasing endorphins you start getting dopamine rushes yep you start

02:20:55.080 like feeling good and you dude to me life is all about momentum you have to get momentum

02:21:00.320 so like you got to get momentum in the diet you got to get momentum in the sleeping good you got

02:21:04.820 to get momentum in the exercise yeah you got to get momentum in the word of god you keep growing

02:21:08.940 in those things and just have a mindset of like because i had to do this when i was coming off

02:21:12.460 drugs too was just like i i can't think that like oh today's gonna be a great day because you know

02:21:17.520 what today's gonna suck i had to come to terms with that was like i remember being a kid and

02:21:22.380 being like sick some days or allergies some days and days suck yeah somewhere along the line i was 0.61

02:21:27.400 like no no no days can suck man if i'm a bad day just snort the oxygons and now it's a great day 0.80

02:21:31.760 and to get back to this place of like no no some days just suck that's and that's okay it's gonna 0.58

02:21:36.760 have some days that some seasons just suck yes but i'm gonna just start to get on the grind and

02:21:42.000 do things that my six month from now self is going to thank me for like i like i love the things

02:21:46.580 that i can look back on and my 45 year old self is so thankful to my 18 year old self or my 25

02:21:53.480 year old self or my 30 year old so i just try to do things like look at things right now like

02:21:57.740 hey right now sucks yeah so how about i start doing some stuff that my future self is going

02:22:02.360 to thank me for that's been a big thing for me man to like just because that's like a dark place 0.94

02:22:07.200 which he's describing is like very dark and it's and it sucks and you don't enjoy it so you almost

02:22:12.220 have to come to terms with and almost enjoy the darkness a little bit you almost have to just say

02:22:15.980 okay man this is where i'm at and this sucks i'm doing things now with the future in mind even

02:22:20.600 planning a food forest is the same thing like i'm not in a dark place doing the food forest but i'm

02:22:24.620 like dude my future self my 10 years from now self is gonna would want to come back in a time

02:22:28.960 machine and hug me be like bro right on yeah that dude like this is so nice now what about this idea

02:22:34.620 that like um like let's say it sucks super bad like it's just brutal like whatever you know

02:22:39.360 horrible thing can go wrong has gone wrong and it's like okay so do all those things i agree

02:22:44.560 with that elimination right like it's like a picture you have a room and you just you're in 0.98

02:22:49.320 that room and it's terrible right and it's like okay we'll strip all the shit out of that room 0.98

02:22:53.220 get rid of it all that's like part of the cleaning process things of people american life that sucks 0.97

02:22:57.420 is we have too much stuff and things but the problem is exhausting on our mind 100 i agree

02:23:02.420 with that so what happens when you strip the room is like okay you're starting from base right which

02:23:07.020 is like get in shape and yeah and just try to get like a minimalist lifestyle but then like what are

02:23:11.720 you going to fill this room with it has to be filled with the holy spirit right so it's like

02:23:15.240 what about dedicating this it's like you know lord my life has fallen apart in very many ways

02:23:21.000 and it no longer is pleasing to me i'm not going to check out let's wipe this slate a little bit

02:23:26.180 clean and like whatever happens now like it's for you like my life living sacrifice right maybe that

02:23:30.820 was a bad answer just that i took for granted that keisha berry texan knows that i'm automatically

02:23:35.320 saying be in the word of god every day be close to god every day be praying every day and maybe

02:23:40.740 i'm taking for granted that no no but i know like that like that yeah yeah that's that has to happen

02:23:45.160 but that's the thing is like living living for the lord after that whatever that means it's like

02:23:49.180 you know talking to god and be like show me what that means like put that on my life help me to

02:23:53.220 live this way and just in the meantime create a life and a person that's like a good servant

02:24:00.460 you know what i mean i think like that's kind of yeah yeah yeah yeah where you're where you're

02:24:05.480 living the joy of your life is benefiting other people's lives yeah especially for a man like

02:24:12.160 like the goal of our life is to create an environment where our wife can thrive yeah

02:24:16.500 like that's like that's the goal of my life is to create an environment where my wife will thrive

02:24:20.260 and where my children will thrive like that's first and foremost and then as a business owner

02:24:23.860 i'm in the same boat here i have to create an environment where my employees will thrive

02:24:27.600 yeah and if i'm any kind of like preacher or teacher whatever i have to create an environment

02:24:31.780 where people hearing my voice can thrive it's going to help them to thrive like that's our

02:24:35.680 thing and you do that as a female too like when your life becomes like not about me because that

02:24:40.740 ends up very feeling crappy yeah yeah it's like absolutely but where can i look at where i'm

02:24:45.300 helping some other people and blessing other people if you will the helping thing is huge

02:24:49.260 helping other people like you find uh this unbelievable satisfaction and and purpose but

02:24:56.020 It's got to be on a deep level.

02:24:57.440 It's got to be like, I see this person.

02:24:59.480 I know this person and I know what they need.

02:25:02.460 I know what I need.

02:25:03.420 It's not just like, hey, here's 20 bucks.

02:25:05.020 I hope I helped you.

02:25:05.780 It's not, I'm not talking about that.

02:25:06.720 Yeah.

02:25:07.200 Like where you're genuinely like loving someone, being an ear for them or like whatever it

02:25:11.960 takes to like help that person on the path.

02:25:15.180 Like that.

02:25:15.460 I hear that a lot though.

02:25:16.420 A lot of people that are coming out of like really dark places.

02:25:19.080 It's the, um, it's the, it's the helping other people.

02:25:23.540 Yeah.

02:25:23.560 If you're focused on self, you're toast.

02:25:25.340 Yeah.

02:25:25.520 that's a that's literally a bottomless pit but i say that even about a marriage too like if you say

02:25:30.280 oh what am i getting out of this marriage like that's my goal for marriage is what am i getting 0.99

02:25:33.980 out of it that's a oh yeah that's such a shit that's what leads to the end if you're just saying 0.99

02:25:37.960 what are you getting i'm going to serve you that's a bottom because the way the humans are set up is 0.99

02:25:43.060 it's never enough yeah so the only solution is hey we're both going after god right like let's

02:25:47.360 both go hardcore after god and then whatever we have together is just total bonus honestly though

02:25:51.700 i think you can't go wrong with that kind of advice it's like clean up your life right get 0.87

02:25:54.900 rid of all the excess bullshit that you don't need get rid of all that stuff work on you if 0.96

02:25:58.780 you lived in south america i probably wouldn't give you that advice but if you live in america 0.99

02:26:01.980 and i don't even know i've never been to your house i'm still gonna say like you probably have

02:26:05.080 too much stuff because i know i always did and then uh focus on the lord and and focus on on

02:26:10.480 helping other people i think that there's a um you gotta get your exercise right too yeah because

02:26:15.120 the way the poison is in the food now bro like that will add so much and then i don't know if

02:26:20.460 maybe there's pharmaceuticals because maybe they said you have high cholesterol or i don't know

02:26:26.300 whatever all the things i know uh yeah yeah yeah yeah but like if you don't get that right dude 0.96

02:26:30.940 it's like a physical thing that all of a sudden you start getting that crap out of your system

02:26:34.800 and you're exercising and in a couple of weeks you're like dude i'm a brand new person yeah and

02:26:39.320 i think you know uh trying to focus a lot of your time around things like you know we have this this

02:26:44.640 weekly uh bible study so tonight by the way today's wednesday he should bury texans in that bible

02:26:49.060 Yeah. Today's Wednesday, right? Yeah. So tonight we're going to have another NDS community Bible study, which is great because not only are you focusing on scripture, but you're in a community of like-minded people who are all oriented towards God. Right. So that's huge. And then there's this communal aspect of like fasting and prayer, which despite these ice pick headaches, going to do it anyway. And so that's another thing. It's like coming together with people, but coming together with people around Christ.

02:27:17.100 so as many things in your life as you can reorient how do i take this time and spin it

02:27:21.880 towards god how do i take this activity and spin it towards god living for myself is going to be

02:27:26.700 a nightmare living for god yeah that's going to be a servant of god jackpot um all right so i think

02:27:33.720 that's where we're going to leave it for now and uh i'm going to screenshot this real quick so i

02:27:38.440 know where we left off boop check that out that was actually pretty easy and um guys tonight in

02:27:44.700 the uh so for all you patreon members you guys are listening to this live uh we'll drop where

02:27:49.880 is amy moving to where's where does amy live at let's get some answers to this i have no idea

02:27:53.880 amy lives in new jersey but she's moving is she coming to florida i don't know i don't know

02:27:57.980 she's coming to kill you um she's not like that so ndsbs nds bible study tonight uh at 8 p.m eastern

02:28:06.200 i'm not gonna be there you're never there it's too late dude um if you are in the patreon you'll 0.94

02:28:12.460 see i'll drop the link to the discord um and you guys can hop in and join that so she's moving from

02:28:17.720 jersey to jersey okay somewhere else maybe she lives in jersey she lives in jersey no i know but

02:28:21.880 i'm just saying where's she moving okay well focus i'm trying to close the show okay stop reading the 0.99

02:28:24.960 chat well i know you like long shows uh here you go she's gonna kill you she's gonna kill you the 1.00

02:28:28.720 way she said i'm gonna fucking kill you winky she's in the heart um so uh ndsbs tonight and 0.99

02:28:35.120 then tonight at sundown if you guys are interested um fasting and prayer starts and we don't eat 0.99

02:28:41.160 again until friday morning uh at sunup oh great you're getting the ice pick thing again like

02:28:46.620 what could we do different um somebody sent me a long thing of like this uh magnesium and this

02:28:53.300 and that to put in the water to kind of help maybe so i'm gonna try that out we'll see if

02:28:56.700 that works coconut water does that break the fast yeah it is it's got calories um coconut water very

02:29:02.080 of course yeah it's very low but it's still it's got calories so i don't know we'll see about it

02:29:06.100 Anyway, yeah, so fasting and prayer.

02:29:10.080 Tinfoil Tiara says fasting headaches frequently stem.

02:29:12.060 You guys drink black coffee when you're on the fast, right?

02:29:14.020 Yeah, but that doesn't have any calories.

02:29:15.800 Right, right, right.

02:29:16.520 But I'm just saying like that'll help a lot.

02:29:17.880 Dehydration, sodium, electrolyte loss to kidneys,

02:29:20.060 excrete more sodium when insulin drops,

02:29:21.680 caffeine withdrawal, or blood sugar dips.

02:29:23.960 Okay, well, that's a lot of big words in there.

02:29:27.460 Tinfoil.

02:29:27.820 Just take some salt. 0.92

02:29:29.880 No, you.

02:29:31.120 Easy for you to say.

02:29:32.220 Your noodles are covered in salt.

02:29:33.660 It's true. 0.63

02:29:34.000 She does do that. 1.00

02:29:34.500 A lot of soy sauce. 0.99

02:29:35.220 you know i always thought that she was having like real japanese style noodles and stuff when

02:29:39.360 i realized she was just doing those 99 cent little styrofoam containers of top ramen i was like uh

02:29:43.780 you know what the problem is every every time we fasted nothing matt you know nothing every time

02:29:49.360 we fasted i've done the gym and some and not maybe take it easy tomorrow i guess i'm gonna i'm gonna

02:29:55.120 rest tomorrow yeah um because i think that's probably part of my problem what shows are we

02:30:00.280 doing tomorrow it's been a it's been a week and i still have it i mean today's wednesday dude

02:30:05.560 yeah not as bad as not as bad not as bad it's back here now it's not like right on the eyeball

02:30:09.220 it's like if you took a straight line it's just the left side of my head you take a decongestant

02:30:13.820 ever like are your sinuses messed up because i got my sinuses are better than pretty much

02:30:17.740 anybody's sinuses okay i like that um kind of sounded like trump right there you're like

02:30:21.680 guys go to truthercon.com if you want to come out and see us in dallas uh texas in november

02:30:29.380 seven through the eighth at truth or con with jeremiah skeeb and a bunch of other people

02:30:32.460 uh we got a promo code for you gets 10 off of your tickets and that promo code is nds i'm sorry

02:30:38.560 nd squad nd squad and it gets you 10 off come and see us also um in the patreon i'm gonna post

02:30:47.780 something about this event uh that's coming up with uh david nino rodriguez and john pounders

02:30:53.900 we're looking at october 7th or 8th or both days i'm trying to get some feedback from that it'll

02:30:59.880 be here at the standard coffee shop limited tickets to be sold um and i want you guys to

02:31:04.620 have first dibs so i'm going to post about that see what kind of feedback i got see if that's a

02:31:07.540 thing we can do and also we're going to be at bear taria not matt matt's not going to be at

02:31:11.700 bear taria but if you're a bear i wish if you're a bear yeah if you're a bear and you're going to

02:31:16.280 be out in bear taria can i say some stuff before you just like wrap it up will you guys go buy the

02:31:21.120 um john pounders um glasses for i think i have a link on my story i just did on instagram and i

02:31:26.840 think i have a link on the post i just did on instagram but i'm just not sure if it works

02:31:31.060 but also um but if you get these that would be really cool because pounders gave me a pair of

02:31:35.480 these and i just want to do something nice yeah if you guys go on the link and buy some stuff from

02:31:39.040 them yeah and i think they're cool because they keep the blue lights out and i feel like they

02:31:42.120 look cool too it almost has like you like you like uh plugs feels good right no well yeah if

02:31:46.540 it's not for me it's for pounders it feels good it's like oh this is fun we get to do stuff here's

02:31:50.560 what i want to find out and i want to make sure we get past the two hour mark because i know you're

02:31:54.100 trying to get out of here before two hour okay but um what are we doing tomorrow because i want

02:31:58.840 to hold your feet to the fire tomorrow's thursday tomorrow we're gonna do uh neft to america what

02:32:04.620 time oh i don't know and then a spurgeon a spurgeon i don't know if we're gonna do a double i don't

02:32:09.120 know why why would we not do a double i don't know i might go out somewhere with my uh with

02:32:13.320 my wife so we'll just have to start earlier uh i don't know why are you always like you're like

02:32:18.780 oh yeah no i'm at your stuff but that's not true we just i was just here for your stuff we did a

02:32:23.020 nds let's do two tomorrow dude that was like the thing maybe um okay so we'll do the spurgeon

02:32:29.860 sermon first it'll be like a one hour thing that way you can't get out of doing the second one

02:32:33.740 because the second one will be yours not gonna go out on fasting day uh go out where

02:32:39.120 i don't know where oh no no yeah i can't i guess that's a good point i can't go out tomorrow

02:32:44.640 tomorrow's fasting shit yes two shows tomorrow i might do two shows just to yeah just have a 0.93

02:32:49.880 little black coffee i'll carry it yeah i'll carry it well no i i carry you know even when i'm not 0.97

02:32:55.140 i'm just saying if you if you don't feel like talking i get it i'll carry it yeah i don't

02:32:59.360 think that's a good point though not about i don't think i'm gonna go out with my wife on a

02:33:02.220 day when i'm fasting because that would be just yeah my tinfoil tiara i'm on the gram it's just

02:33:06.200 straight bible on instagram i think that's it we did screw up the two a day monday not by me

02:33:13.620 i waited for the raven to say okay what are we doing today he said oh i'm just gonna i never

02:33:17.100 agreed to that you just have this habit of just saying things well yeah i just thought it was

02:33:20.680 like gonna be a fun thing that me and you were gonna be like yeah man two a day no i did have

02:33:24.020 fun i did a solo show people really enjoyed it i had a lot of fun that was fun that was fun and

02:33:28.500 then i and then i i got out of there skipped the two oh yeah i mean i'm not gonna do the two a day

02:33:32.500 i'd last not you know uh like i said the previous wednesday i did uh a double in the gym and then

02:33:39.240 you know and then i got a nice big headache maybe there's some correlation there probably dude if

02:33:43.260 you're already uh dehydrated and not having enough electrolytes and doing double workouts i gotta go

02:33:48.880 to the gym after this you don't have to i do because i'm gonna i'm gonna take off tomorrow

02:33:53.060 you kind of do now because if you don't start doing the muscle movement i'm gonna get i'm

02:33:56.940 gonna lose mass we can't have that i have a feeling you're about to be gaining mass we'll

02:34:01.280 see maybe um all right oh you can't clip the link in the story i know he doesn't know what he's

02:34:07.040 doing all right maybe you can like copy and paste it but yeah you guys should follow me on the gram

02:34:11.020 if you're not following me it's just straight bible on instagram crap i knew that link wasn't 0.53

02:34:16.360 going to work dude but i took the link put it on there and like i hate that kind of stuff 0.67

02:34:21.180 um all right guys see you guys for two shows tomorrow bye no nobody agreed to that say bye

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