Pearl - October 22, 2026


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2 minutes

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193.97

Word count

568

Sentence count

12

Harmful content

Hate speech

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Transcript

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00:00:00.000 the i was like dropping people off at the hotel by us and it's all indians and that's what i'm
00:00:05.440 saying in like the west suburbs it's all indians man and even my my dad he uh i mean again you saw
00:00:12.640 where we grew up it's like a bubble right i didn't know how good i had it right and it's totally
00:00:17.400 disappearing like it's totally a different place yeah that's what red pilled me that's kind of what
00:00:23.660 started my journey is because i that's exactly what happened to me i grew up in la grange park
00:00:29.760 in Illinois. And it's like that. It was the bubbles, all white people, all Catholics. We
00:00:35.040 all played little league baseball. We all were in the baseball parade and ate hot dogs at the end
00:00:39.120 at the, at the baseball park. It was like a slice of the fifties or the sixties. And then I went to
00:00:44.820 college in Boston and it's all international students are all Chinese and they're all smoking 1.00
00:00:49.840 cigarettes in the stairwell and they eat like slobs and everything's in Chinese, the further 1.00
00:00:55.000 west you go and you're like okay so this isn't like how i grew up and this is a problem and and 1.00
00:01:00.620 then you look at the demographics and you say the whole country's going this way in a hundred years
00:01:05.860 america's gone so yeah mine was a little delayed because my school my college was the same it was 0.99
00:01:12.360 like a small where did you go again um i went to elmhurst college oh yeah we did have trannies 0.95
00:01:17.620 in our dorms to be fair but they're probably white so 0.91
00:01:22.140 yeah so it wasn't until i went to london and i'm like oh this isn't bad what are you talking about
00:01:31.340 i live amongst it's not so bad and then after you left it was like one thing after another after
00:01:37.740 another after another and i'm like man i'm just gonna eat this l yeah we gotta go back
00:01:47.180 yeah and then now it's weird going back to my hometown it's it's so different you realize you
00:01:54.440 think about like america and we live in america but realistically we live in our like town yeah
00:02:01.340 like you live in your neighborhood it's where you do your grocery shopping it's where your kids are
00:02:04.780 going to go to school it's your commute to work and like where you get on and off the expressway
00:02:09.460 or something and so you don't really notice it until it happens to you and it's like oh this
00:02:14.820 cashier doesn't speak english and kind of doesn't really understand what's going on and oh these
00:02:19.100 people are driving like maniacs on the expressway and oh there's all these bums in in my park where 0.97
00:02:24.160 my kids are supposed to play and at the school half the kids aren't white and they're all from 1.00
00:02:29.300 another country and you're like this doesn't feel like home anymore it's like very disconcerting 1.00
00:02:33.900 and uncomfortable. And it doesn't mean you hate these people, but it's like we want to feel
00:02:39.340 comfortable where we live and feel familiar and have some connection with the past and what the
00:02:45.220 country used to be. So it's very sad when it happens to you because it's like, oh, that's my
00:02:50.180 home. That's where I grew up. That's where my parents were. So it's all going away.