Playing to Win - 044 - Canadian politics w⧸ @Rian Stone

00:00:00.000 all right guys what's up i'm live um i had to the live button because with stream yard if you don't

00:00:13.080 go live by nine minutes after the hour you lose your uh cast of different platforms so

00:00:20.080 here i am uh max didn't make it yet i was told he's on a tight schedule and i think he's in

00:00:26.100 calgary today and uh he may be joining at some point in the next few minutes hopefully

00:00:31.820 so i'm just going to kind of monologue it for a little bit until it gets here um

00:00:37.160 federal election september 20th there's a bunch of stuff to cover it seems like one of the biggest

00:00:43.300 topics that's getting a ton of uh conversation on anyway this is covid beer bug passports vaccine

00:00:52.580 passports and um the stand that all these political parties seem to have on it because

00:00:58.820 as far as i can tell by looking at um trudeau versus his other

00:01:05.080 colleagues should we call them colleagues his friends you know when they're in court you watch

00:01:11.920 those movies when they're in court and they say well my friend over here i guess you know his you

00:01:17.360 his friends don't really uh stand out and say much aside from nodding their head and agreeing to

00:01:23.260 it um interesting thing happened today ontario premier doug ford uh who was vehemently opposed

00:01:29.800 to vaccine passports uh announced today at one o'clock that there's vaccine passports

00:01:35.720 and a few days earlier trudeau bribed each of the provinces i believe with a billion dollars to

00:01:41.220 implement vaccine passports so it's an interesting environment man um i don't talk too much about

00:01:47.940 politics on my channel i have been involved in politics uh for about there's a stint for about 16

00:01:57.060 to 18 months about 10 years ago maybe i'll talk a little bit about this on the cast uh assuming max

00:02:04.880 does or doesn't make it but i was doing some lobbying on this uh bill in parliament called bill

00:02:10.920 55 which was um going to completely change the rules on the uh debt business to help people get

00:02:17.860 out of credit card debt so i spent quite a bit of time talking to all of these politicians and i know

00:02:25.260 jagmeet singh well um i spent quite a bit of time with him because he was the um critic on the bill

00:02:31.660 so i'll definitely talk to you guys a little bit about that with my experience with uh politicians

00:02:37.520 and um what i think of them and uh you know the selection and voting patterns and what's going on

00:02:43.060 another interesting thing that's come up as well uh because of this vaccine passport that they just

00:02:49.660 announced um you're not going to be allowed to vote in person after a certain date i think it's the

00:02:54.880 13th if i'm not mistaken and that means you're going to have to use mail-in ballots

00:02:59.620 and we saw what happened with mail-in ballots to our friends south of the border

00:03:04.860 right so history seems to be repeating itself you know it's convenient that uh

00:03:13.300 trudeau announces and starts to encourage and bribes the provinces with vaccine passports

00:03:20.400 um right around the time of the election and then makes it difficult for people to vote in person

00:03:25.480 resulting in mail-in ballots if you don't have two jabs you can only vote in person apparently if you

00:03:31.880 have two jabs now so you want to cast a vote you want to have your voice heard do it before the 13th

00:03:39.440 you can vote early from what i understand um let's grab the super chat over here from robert how's the

00:03:45.080 best way to stop this vaccine passport business killer there's a lot of businesses that are um 0.87

00:03:52.460 still going to from what i've heard okay and i've heard quite a lot there's there's some private

00:03:59.060 facebook groups now coming up but i understand with uh six figures worth of of people in there

00:04:05.680 that are either business owners or patrons and they're basically saying we're not going to

00:04:11.040 discriminate we don't care if you've been pinned or not you know if you want to be our customer

00:04:14.100 we're happy to serve you um so i think there's going to be a lot of businesses out there um and

00:04:20.420 patrons even that are not going to um roll with this it's supposed to be a temporary measure you

00:04:26.580 know oh this is going to go away sort of thing let me grab the um the party comparison charts because

00:04:32.360 um i was going to use this but i was told i was only going to have his ear for about 15 to 20 minutes so

00:04:38.440 i figured i figured i would uh just kind of converse with him directly on his platform items that he

00:04:45.120 wanted to discuss uh let's do this

00:04:48.200 i take an objective approach to this because it's just if people get so you know bent out of shape

00:05:01.040 um some chart based here compare on these issues

00:05:09.280 there's there's a lot of problems that's happening right now i can tell you right now with the

00:05:16.080 mainstream media because according to the polls uh max bernier's party is got about six percent

00:05:25.740 in the polls which is about the same as a green party but he gets no mention in a lot of these

00:05:31.200 publications um like cbc news and stuff like that mclean's magazine which is a canadian publication

00:05:37.300 um talking about their their platforms and their position and even the stock photography they don't

00:05:43.520 even use the stock photography they're just using the main parties uh or who they deem to be the main

00:05:49.060 parties even though he's pretty much neck and neck or surpassed the green party green party still gets

00:05:54.020 mentioned the bloc quebecois gets mentioned but um there's very little or muted mention of what it

00:06:00.420 is that um he's he's talking about so i mean i wish him the best you know he's he's tearing it up

00:06:07.580 across the country he was he was arrested a few months back i think it was about a month and a half

00:06:11.820 back in winnipeg because um he was basically on the road and wanted to have some conversations and

00:06:17.780 you know rally about what he was all about and uh because they had the strictest um

00:06:23.980 what was it uh mask mandates and social distancing mandates they actually arrested him

00:06:28.840 um and put him in cuffs and i think he spent eight hours in jail and for who could potentially be the

00:06:36.520 prime minister of canada it's an interesting way to deal with the situation um given the circumstances

00:06:43.280 in which he's approaching it you can go look for the video online you know if you want to see it

00:06:49.760 uh prow says they're using a boiling the fog strategy with the vax pass first non-essential

00:06:55.540 biz then on to retail stores and finally grocery they'll later expand the definition of fully

00:06:59.840 backs to three plus the problem with the um the whole back stuff and ryan if you want to hop in

00:07:06.520 um i sent you the link already you can hop in now because i'm not sure if or when he's going to show up

00:07:11.800 we're 16 minutes past the hour and they said he was going to be here around seven so

00:07:15.460 i'm assuming he's he either can't make it the schedule is too tight or whatever it doesn't

00:07:20.240 matter um but i mean the interesting thing about these booster shot things is canada's

00:07:27.100 ryan's a fellow canadian so i thought it'd be prudent to have him on here with this

00:07:30.740 is um it doesn't end at one shot two shots triple shots they're going to keep basically pumping out

00:07:37.820 these shots to keep you on the subscription basis of immunization or what's supposed to be

00:07:45.020 immunization anyway but um yeah this this is the first step to a fully segregated society

00:07:52.940 something which is i've never seen in my entire life to be honest with you man i'm close to 50

00:07:58.620 i've never seen anything like this this is um you know they put they put gold stars on people in

00:08:06.660 the 1940s in a country in europe and you know it started with that you know the depending on what

00:08:14.000 color your skin was you weren't allowed to drink out of certain water fountains or sit on certain

00:08:17.700 places on a bus at one time in history this is not that much different it's not that much different

00:08:23.900 i don't know that it's going to get to the grocery store you know situation is it i don't know you

00:08:29.020 know they're going to stop you from buying food i guess i'm gonna have to go out hunting for my food

00:08:33.840 maybe i don't know it's gonna be a lot of people out there we'll have to see right um there's also

00:08:42.780 the question that ryan dropped earlier before the show went live he said um there you are anyway you

00:08:48.480 know we can talk about this since we're since we're kicking it i don't know if he's gonna make 0.84

00:08:52.380 it but i don't think he's gonna make it oh that sucks man i was looking forward to that 0.81

00:08:57.180 uh you know i was too i i um you know i i got a follow from him on uh twitter and um you know i 0.54

00:09:04.920 dm'd him and i said hey um you know the lecture's coming up let's um let's get you on my channel and

00:09:09.460 talk about your platform and what you're doing because i like you know your approach to dealing

00:09:12.800 with this um insanity that trudeau's bringing to canada i don't know man like what do you think

00:09:18.020 like you're you're you're a retired naval uh serviceman you're canadian you know true

00:09:24.180 you've lived in canada longer than i have really yeah well the one thing i know about the liberal

00:09:28.320 party versus the conservatives any military guy will know if you vote the liberal party in

00:09:33.100 you're going to get cuts to funding uh last time they had uh cretian's government in it was so bad

00:09:39.140 that there were service people people doing food stamps and harper's government came in they

00:09:43.260 obviously increased funding you mean our nato commitments so for that reason alone any military

00:09:47.640 guy who doesn't vote conservative is kind of weird for me and it's something i really wanted to ask

00:09:52.120 him it's like uh you know how most canadians do strategic voting right we don't actually vote

00:09:56.700 yeah or anybody we vote against them yeah yeah yeah and that's a really good point actually i've got

00:10:00.980 a i've got a map here that i wanted to present to him when um we were going to go live so i'll throw

00:10:06.500 it up on the screen because i think this is going to illustrate the point that you want to make

00:10:09.880 because it's like you know yeah um so i just pulled up like a normal riding so i just you know got

00:10:15.180 something in the gta we got richmond hill here and uh red is of course liberal and green is

00:10:20.700 conservative and they flip flop back and forth over the years it's mostly been a liberal riding

00:10:24.140 i think there's 339 ridings in canada so there's that many seats that are available in parliament

00:10:31.360 from representatives for the federal government and of course you know if you're right if if you

00:10:35.340 represent enough seats to become the majority then then your leader becomes a prime minister

00:10:39.860 basically is the way that it works here so it's it's probably a similar system the way it is in the

00:10:44.680 u.s but you know here we got the liberals and the conservatives flip flopping back and forth over the

00:10:49.660 years with very little mention of the other parties with the exception of down over here if i scroll

00:10:54.260 down a bit more i can see the people's representative igor as 507 votes so let's say you like max bernier

00:11:01.960 and you'd like him to be the prime minister of canada because you stand you know for what he stands for

00:11:06.740 voting for the people's party like but that makes sense if if it's a flip-flop between the

00:11:12.900 conservatives and liberals if you're voting for what you want sure but that's the thing let's say you

00:11:18.760 really hate the lockdown policies and trudeau just went on didn't he just do a whole speech 0.68

00:11:23.900 basically saying yeah half the canadians are going to get screwed over on this one screw those guys

00:11:27.920 and everybody's cheering them on yeah he called them you know those people over there are putting 0.81

00:11:31.860 our children at risk oh yeah remember when john don cherry got fired for saying those people

00:11:36.800 yeah my how times have changed times have changed haven't they want to vote for him and if he gets

00:11:42.300 like was it one seat and five percent of the popular vote he gets a seat at the the debate table right

00:11:46.980 i think that's how it works yeah yeah so how can somebody well the well the riding has to elect

00:11:52.920 the representative to go to ottawa right and last election they got no seats yeah right because the

00:11:59.840 green party's barely better than them and they always get a seat because they elizabeth may wins her one 1.00

00:12:04.160 seat in hippie town right but then yeah how do you tell a guy like look you're in a riding like

00:12:09.440 that where literally you can choose to vote for you want to and then get what you don't want you'll

00:12:14.460 get like a liberal vaccine pass thing but you vote for maxine bernier or you can vote for the

00:12:19.780 conservatives and hopefully lose one more seat for the liberal party right that's strategic voting

00:12:23.980 and i'm like why is he putting a candidate in that riding and if so why would somebody vote for

00:12:30.740 that because i think ppc is mostly a conservative party it's for like the old harper type

00:12:34.740 conservatives that have kind of been disenfranchised with the new party if i understand it correctly

00:12:39.380 yeah the way i understand it is is it somewhere between classical liberal and like libertarian

00:12:45.060 conservative it's like a mashup of all of that is the way they've been labeled like for me it's great

00:12:50.540 here it's like the liberals are two to one for votes so yeah well you live downtown toronto man

00:12:55.720 you're right in the core oh yeah it's soy town canada man and you know the worst part is that

00:13:02.760 i'm not even a conservative i've i voted ndp so often because i do really them as like the i want

00:13:07.980 them as the opposition party they're a terrible party dude like well so i was saying earlier like

00:13:12.620 i don't know if you were watching when i was talking about jack meat but he was he was a critic

00:13:16.940 that was assigned to bill 55 in 2011 when i was lobbying the ontario government and and i think

00:13:23.560 he was a um bradford writing a guy or brantford i don't know anyway he was you know he was the

00:13:31.460 elected official there for ontario and he was a critic on the bill so whenever a bill is presented

00:13:36.980 to to parliament each of the parties will assign a critic to it to basically say all right you know

00:13:43.680 collect the information they pass it on to the party and then when it gets voted to go to royal

00:13:48.720 assent if it passes or not then it becomes lost sort of thing so he was a guy that i was working with

00:13:53.020 and there was one other ndp guy that i worked with that i that i had to buy lunch to meet with him

00:13:58.460 so my lobby said you know we can meet with this guy but you can only do a lunch we'll meet in this

00:14:03.380 restaurant you know we sit down i buy this guy a hundred dollars steak and i'm listening to him go

00:14:07.960 on and on about how much he loves his boat and his fast car and i'm like this dude's an ndp 0.95

00:14:13.280 representative and all he's talking about is blowing money on fast shit and he's eating the steak i'm 0.94

00:14:17.380 buying and he did nothing but like he didn't want to listen to what i what i needed to talk to him 0.99

00:14:22.240 about he just wanted to talk about his hobbies right i can't remember the name his name for the

00:14:26.180 life of me but jack meek singh at least seemed like a smart guy right like he's like he's an

00:14:31.980 intelligent guy he's a lawyer um he assured me that he was going to do what was right for

00:14:38.140 the consumer and the way the legislation of the law was written it was very hostile towards the

00:14:44.080 consumer it would remove the option of debt relief or make it much more expensive

00:14:48.500 um and lo and behold the bill got passed and it went through royal ascend became law

00:14:54.780 and all the parties pretty much agreed on it the only the only critic that i didn't feel like i was

00:15:01.660 misled by at the time that i met with was the conservative critic right which makes sense don't

00:15:07.380 get me wrong though what i said i voted ndp that was during like the layton era you guys oh jack

00:15:11.960 layton was liked by a lot of people yeah basically it's like the ndp is always a horrible party that has

00:15:17.080 like a leader that everybody likes that's the only way they get votes but yeah i'm with you on that

00:15:23.220 it's just i don't want to be a conservative i don't want to be a liberal i don't think they're

00:15:27.120 like the states anyway where they have democrats republicans ours are both business friendly it's

00:15:31.040 more of like a east coast versus west coast thing one of the one of the big problems that isn't getting

00:15:37.640 airtime right now i mean the airtime is is either people yelling at trudeau when he's going to and

00:15:44.780 from his tour bus like they're calling them right-wing protesters but they're really just

00:15:49.020 you know probably trudeau voters that were pissed off because they got misled it was those people

00:15:54.060 those people over there and um you know the topic of the vaccination the beer bug if you don't do it

00:16:02.620 you know we're gonna force you to do it blah blah blah that sort of thing but one thing i've noticed

00:16:06.620 in the last two years since all of these imposed laws on canadians is i've got about i mean i can count

00:16:13.200 them on two hands maybe two hands and a foot friends that have just said you know what i'm

00:16:17.080 done with it they bend me over and they tax me at 53 percent i'm paying way too much money into

00:16:22.440 programs that i don't agree with i run a business that's location independent i can go anywhere and 0.98

00:16:27.720 they just packed up their bags and left canada you know they sold all of their shit packed up their 0.84

00:16:32.080 bags and they've either gone to caribbean islands mexico uh u.s states that have lower tax rates you 0.93

00:16:39.420 know that are more friendlier um all those that's yeah that's the cayman islands for canada yeah like

00:16:45.340 where are they going to get the tax revenue when all of the entrepreneurs that are chasing excellence

00:16:49.660 putting a dent in the universe say you know what i don't need to live here well that's that's been

00:16:53.400 the canadian thing even as far back as the 80s when i was a kid the saying was canada cuts down the

00:16:58.080 tall trees right and the only way to make it as a canadian is to go is to become an american

00:17:02.300 that's why all of our actors everybody is the only way like they move down there it's not just taxes

00:17:09.240 either it's the whole thing it's just nothing is encouraged there's no investment montreal even

00:17:14.780 tried like tech sector investment to get like our version of silicon valley but it turned into such

00:17:20.140 like a mafia griff we're just we're just very bad at the entrepreneurial spirit like we got good 1.00

00:17:25.460 people just bad policies surrounding it what do you think of this o'toole guy erin o'toole is the

00:17:30.800 conservative leader like uh mark here says he's he's gonna pick up where trudeau left off or

00:17:35.480 tax uh tax passports zero carbon emissions puberty blockers for kids i don't think so i to be honest

00:17:43.260 he's he's kind of milk toast like i don't have an opinion on him would you call him milk toast yeah

00:17:49.120 milk toast there's nothing about him he's just what the hell's milk toast what is that just boring

00:17:53.180 he's like vanilla pudding oh okay yeah there's nothing about him and i think his platform i think jj

00:17:58.240 mccullough was talking about his platform is i'm not gonna be crazy he's basically like the joe biden 0.98

00:18:03.760 of canada i'm running on a platform of not being crazy like that trump bastard but well it doesn't 0.99

00:18:08.080 look like he's gonna fall asleep or he's got some kind of like degenerative mental disorder happening 0.99

00:18:12.200 things better right yeah i don't know it seems like they're gonna be doing uh they're gonna do the

00:18:18.060 same stuff but instead of making it mandatory it's optional and they're largely gonna let the

00:18:22.600 provinces decide which doesn't solve the problem but i think that's much better than how what's

00:18:28.480 trudeau it's like i'll give a billion dollars to anybody who makes this stuff mandatory basically

00:18:32.440 bribing the provinces into being authoritarian like this i just don't understand why the canadian

00:18:37.160 public doesn't hold these politicians you know at their word like it's like you know i don't memory's

00:18:46.460 a goldfish like a month and a half ago doug ford was all i'm vehemently opposed to vaccine

00:18:51.480 passports i don't want to segregate society that we're not doing that here and then you know

00:18:55.680 trudeau goes hey i'll give you a billion dollars to do it buddy and he's like okay let's do it 0.99

00:19:01.040 makes the announcement today right i know i can't how often is it that i gotta go from like fuck 0.97

00:19:06.760 dougie to good job dougie i've done it like five times this last two years i don't know man it just 0.97

00:19:12.680 seems to me like he just he reminds me of the kid who at school who like did whatever people told

00:19:17.680 him to because he thought he'd make friends that way i know that's probably not true but i miss his

00:19:20.900 brother i really do yeah at least you knew what he was about right yeah true and he showed up to

00:19:26.640 work on time and did his job still do that yeah crack will do that for you yeah it's i don't know

00:19:32.840 election man i'm a little disappointed that max didn't make it i thought it would have been

00:19:36.300 interesting to have that conversation with him for at least 15 20 minutes but

00:19:39.620 such is life man sometimes this happens but the show must go on we must go live when you schedule

00:19:45.520 the show i know poor guy do you know another youtuber is running for ppc too right yeah this 0.97

00:19:50.120 guy viva fry yeah he's in the the notre dame uh part of northern i should i should i should shoot him 0.97

00:19:56.400 a message just to hear his take because one of the guys from my community a couple of days ago

00:20:00.340 mentioned his uh channel he's he's like a i don't know if he's a retired lawyer he's an ex-lawyer but

00:20:05.500 you know he kind of switched over to becoming a youtuber and he's got some good insight yeah he's got

00:20:09.920 some good insight i don't know if you've watched his channel do you oh yeah i'm a huge fan i was a

00:20:13.580 fan of his channel before the trump thing which kind of made him okay so it was kind of neat i

00:20:17.780 love canadian content creators yeah he's yeah he's really smart dude and he's got good perspective

00:20:22.560 um i mean he's running for his riding i mean you know all the best if you can get those seats but

00:20:27.800 i mean last election they got zero seats in parliament so i mean also media savvy like look

00:20:34.680 at jagmeat what's he doing he's green screening him doing tiktok dances yeah they put it on a super

00:20:39.780 imposed video of 20 year olds it's so well yeah i know he likes to appeal the younger crowd i mean

00:20:44.560 smart guy very very smart guy he's crafty but he's a liar man that guy lied right to my face several

00:20:50.060 times of course the only the only thing i'll give him that's pretty awesome and i'm surprised nobody

00:20:54.220 said anything yet do you know his wife is like 20 years younger than him good good for him yeah

00:20:59.200 something wrong with that he's got a hottie super hottie super young and i'm and my even my

00:21:04.640 how old is he he's in his 40s isn't he yeah he's in his 40s mid 40s and the girl is like he's a big 0.91

00:21:10.260 guy too he's a fucking giant yeah well i think who was the biggest politician wasn't it andrew 0.89

00:21:15.920 sheer he was like six foot five or something like that 300 pounds he's like the hokster 0.99

00:21:19.580 yeah he was an imposing figure biggest chipmunk i've ever seen in my life yeah he was a big imposing 1.00

00:21:24.380 chipmunk basically yeah um i don't know so it's weird dude you know like you hear the noise you see

00:21:33.680 the people kind of like getting upset about stuff and they're starting to get a little bit louder

00:21:39.600 there's oh by the way so so i just heard i just got a message on it so i'll tell you when the date is

00:21:46.540 um there's a rally in toronto so this is coming your way ryan queen's park september 18th north end

00:21:57.140 oh just before the election yeah just before the election two days before the election so

00:22:03.400 i don't know if that's gonna have any impact but i'm guessing they're rallying against

00:22:07.680 stuff that they don't like i hope so what could it possibly be do you think i hope so

00:22:12.920 i don't know what do you think it could possibly be yeah you've seen how the polls have been going

00:22:17.580 right how trudeau thought it was going to be an easy way to steal a majority and then the polls are

00:22:22.000 just showing the conservatives are crushing it yeah are they going to get it though we'll see

00:22:27.500 right i mean why would they have called the election if they didn't think that they were

00:22:30.560 going to get it do you follow this guy jeremy mckenzie the raging dissident no i don't know who

00:22:35.640 he is he's on um he's on instagram he's been deplatformed everywhere else oh is he that guy with

00:22:41.680 the neck tattoo who did that no no uh he's somewhere in the prairies he might be in saskatchewan but

00:22:47.160 he's a uh military serviceman retired um and he basically goes for long walks on ranks you know

00:22:53.000 with his dog oh i've heard of this guy i haven't actually seen him though yeah he's really good he's

00:22:57.220 really good i was uh i was dming a couple months ago um i thought about bringing him on but i mean

00:23:02.500 he's like really um you know when you deal with somebody that's been deplatformed everywhere

00:23:08.880 you're basically inviting problems treatment yeah right you know what i'm saying lucid trading

00:23:14.640 uh i'd love to know what streaming software you're using i'm a streamer myself i've been

00:23:18.460 wanting to use the same software absolutely love the content what's your opinion on jordan peterson

00:23:22.000 it's uh it's called stream yard yeah we've done jordan peterson many times

00:23:26.440 yeah he seems nice actually the one i've been following is adamson's barbecue that guy

00:23:31.800 he just got out of court again with uh remember his whole thing where they tried to shut him down

00:23:37.420 because of covid he had to break in his own place and then he arrested him oh that was the rib guy the

00:23:41.220 barbecue place yeah i've been trying to get a hold of him forever but he never answers

00:23:44.580 his email or any any social media which is kind of annoying but the judge threw out the appeal on

00:23:51.360 some weird technicality so they're escalating now i think it's either the supreme court of the

00:23:55.440 province or the country i'm not sure which so it's kind of neat to see like he it sounds like he's

00:24:00.760 going to lose it but he's definitely going to make it cost i think a lot of these um i think a lot

00:24:06.720 of these lawsuits are really going to clog up the court system and many of them are just going to be

00:24:10.520 like it's violation of your charter rights we're not going to deal with this yeah i hope so honestly

00:24:16.200 the little music dude the small saving grace in the u.s or some of the state's localities have

00:24:21.180 banned mandates arizona one of them i ran away from new york prior to vax pass check out

00:24:26.880 ann ameli in youtube is that youtube or yukon territories has some good takes on kovats

00:24:33.860 i'm guessing that's a youtube channel ann ameli i was all excited for max i wanted to make myself

00:24:41.880 a drink yeah well these things happen yeah it's um and the problem i don't know jeremy stuff i'll

00:24:50.240 have to watch it but you know the problem i have with a lot of these arguments over the vaccine is

00:24:53.980 they're kind of focused on the wrong details and like the conspiracy theorist in me thinks it's one of

00:24:58.940 those well i mean the problem is anytime you talk about this it's like you know you got yourself at

00:25:04.000 risk for getting deplatformed or getting censored you know because it's like you know you're not

00:25:08.480 even allowed to have a loose conversation i wouldn't be surprised if this one got taken down or oh don't

00:25:13.380 say that i don't want to be the guy who destroyed rich cooper no it's not listen you know i invited this

00:25:18.240 on myself by creating the event talking about canadian politics and i mean the main talking point right

00:25:23.520 now out there today for almost everybody it's not the homeless it's not abortion it's not military

00:25:29.340 it's the beer bug yeah right so i mean this is the thing but it's like a legal issue right it's not a

00:25:34.480 medic like there's a medical issue sure but you could solve that with a lot of public trust

00:25:39.020 like the only question i've been asking since the start was you know how they had that very quick

00:25:43.320 approval process here normally it takes like 10 years and here they did it in like six months and i'm

00:25:48.320 going well are you talking about for the vaccine yeah for the approval of the vaccine great our

00:25:52.860 official authorities approved it here's my question does that mean that every medical

00:25:57.240 approval before this has had so much red tape that we're basically stifling medical advancement

00:26:03.180 or are all those processes absolutely vital and we're skipping them here for the sake of convenience

00:26:09.300 now i could if they said yeah we're cutting some shortcuts here because it's that serious a threat

00:26:14.880 i can live with that that's at least telling me what the honest risks are and i think that honesty

00:26:20.400 would go a long way or saying that it was it was bad before we need to fix it but it's that having

00:26:25.940 it both ways thing and they're like yeah no no it's fine and we took a tenth of the time to get there

00:26:30.080 and just trust us and i'm like i don't know maybe it's the military guy in me but i have a really big

00:26:35.700 distrust for authority after having worked for it for so long i've seen yeah i i basically threw away

00:26:42.460 most of my um trust in people trying to meddle in my lives like no i guess you would have you know i

00:26:51.380 just i just wish that people you know when i say people can you know the general population would

00:26:57.180 basically look at the code in the matrix and and see it for what it is and say you know i'd rather

00:27:03.040 have freedom than free shit because i mean if you look at the polls and the voting patterns of people 0.99

00:27:09.720 and what they're looking for and the outrage and the fucking wokeness and the better that's like 0.99

00:27:14.060 i just finished watching a video that um you know that guy libs of tiktok posts on twitter oh yeah yeah 0.98

00:27:20.220 yeah i just watched i just watched a video while i was waiting to go live you know keeping my fingers

00:27:24.520 crossed that max would show up that was um that was about uh how do you use bug as your pronouns

00:27:31.020 and it's like what yeah like you know how to use moth or bug as a like these are actual conversation

00:27:38.020 pieces today stuff that i never thought about you know when i was a kid it's like i thought about

00:27:43.200 making money and buying fast cars and girls like that's what i thought about now it's like you know

00:27:47.940 people are having conversations about your pronouns and your privilege and your wokeness and if you're

00:27:51.920 not woke enough you have to do this you know become more woke sort of thing i don't know i don't

00:27:56.960 know it just reminds me that one i saw on there the girl looked like uh the daryl hannah character 0.99

00:28:01.800 from blade runner you remember that and i looked at this i'm like dude you can't we can't

00:28:06.640 have cyberpunk this year kowloon walled city and like high tech low life with like replicants

00:28:12.180 running around what the hell is wrong with you guys that was supposed to be science fiction 0.74

00:28:16.000 the woke agenda man it's so funny stem heads with no gender i'm like man where's harrison ford to do

00:28:22.140 some hunting when you need him he's gone dude he's retired we've got we've got dwayne the woke

00:28:27.240 johnson you know as our replacement the big dude that looks like he could beat up the world but he's

00:28:32.540 about as woke as they all come i'm wondering though with these guys are they actually woke

00:28:37.200 or do they just know like as a public relations thing they're told to say that i bet they have a

00:28:43.160 a bunch of handlers that basically manage everything for them i mean like you can tell

00:28:48.220 the guys that don't have handlers like you can tell like a guy like joe rogan doesn't have

00:28:52.100 handlers right like he he's like no i'll i'll take the hundred million dollars to move my podcast

00:28:56.660 i'll put it on spotify but you're not going to censor me and i'm going to say whatever i want

00:29:00.660 yep and that's the way it should be right i mean like you like why do people need to mute and censor

00:29:05.660 and and handle everything you do to like water it down and make people feel okay i think it's that

00:29:10.740 mainstream appeal thing that's the scary part you don't need it heck your channel's huge i think i

00:29:16.460 think it's fair to say you're probably the biggest red-pilled content creator today on youtube you

00:29:22.040 think that's fair there's some bigger ones that talk about topics around the space but sure okay

00:29:28.040 you know what i mean yeah it's you so you've already shown like at at the very least where

00:29:32.900 you're at the ceiling and you're still growing and all these guys thinking about get a handler

00:29:37.220 after you get 200 000 subscribers or 100 000 subscribers i'm just going at least rogan sold

00:29:42.880 himself out for 100 million like what does he always say like aim high i don't think he actually

00:29:48.400 sold himself out though the man because he's like you know he's i don't really see that his

00:29:53.780 casts have changed that much from youtube i totally agree i'm just saying that's like that everybody's

00:29:58.920 like oh he sold out it's like well at least he sold out for 100 million look he never really did but

00:30:03.360 if you have the attention of people and they like what you're doing and somebody wants exclusive access

00:30:08.160 to your content i mean if spotify you know came to me and said i'll give you whatever to move your show

00:30:13.840 or you know just a cast here exclusively i'd be like okay we'll see what those numbers look like 0.95

00:30:18.280 right i'm a businessman yeah oh you'd be stupid not to if somebody offered you 100 million for

00:30:24.040 entrepreneurs and cars on spotify and you didn't it wouldn't happen but yeah okay i mean you know 0.73

00:30:28.660 and it's i love nobody pays attention to like the meta of your channel like you know how you always

00:30:34.420 say do the work right yeah and then people will follow you and they make a youtube channel and they'll

00:30:39.220 try to get fast easy money like your channel's been how many years now i'd have to go look back

00:30:43.260 2014 may 23rd 2014 was the start date eight years and you made it big but it took you eight

00:30:49.260 seven eight years right slow years yeah and people are wondering like how do i get big like rich i'm

00:30:54.840 like i don't know maybe you work for eight years yeah and don't suck and don't be disingenuous and 1.00

00:31:00.020 don't like you know do dumb shit that's gonna come back to bite you in the ass later or even like me 1.00

00:31:05.200 suck when you start and then try to get better every individual video you put afterwards yeah 1.00

00:31:09.960 are you doing any more videos with that guy richie you know quentin tarantino at it because i want to 0.97

00:31:14.480 watch some more of those but i do i like that that was so good i hate those red meat ones they're 1.00

00:31:19.440 sort of annoying and they're off topic so i wait you know when youtube gives you the one out of ten

00:31:23.520 two out of ten i know as soon as that one leaves my top ten i'll put out another one it's just enough

00:31:29.280 to keep people interested in it because there's what are we gonna learn from it it's just some 0.97

00:31:31.980 thought in vancouver shaking her ass paying for her million dollar condo with only fans i'm like 0.97

00:31:36.100 fair enough fair enough what am i gonna teach you guys fair enough but you'll watch it and she's 0.99

00:31:41.840 actually more popular than that short-haired chick that likes your little zombie game oh um yeah i never

00:31:48.140 got a chance to interact with her it was just you and rollo that dealt with that but that was like

00:31:51.620 that turned turned out to be a waste of time didn't it oh beyond a waste of time i mean it seemed nice

00:31:56.100 enough her husband was kind of a weird soy boy like literally the guys you make fun of 0.71

00:32:00.480 she made a joke how she'd sleep with me but then she wouldn't call me back the next day and 1.00

00:32:04.220 it seemed like it was very jovial and nice but then at the end she's like i think these guys are

00:32:08.840 cult leaders guys i'm so sorry and i was just like okay i guess i had to learn that one the hard

00:32:14.660 way i'm not smart like you when you're just like what's the what's the rule about uh who to work with 0.97

00:32:19.300 don't work with don't work with idiots and people that work with idiots exactly i'm a slow learner but 1.00

00:32:24.840 i get i get guys that bother me all the time that are just morons dude i debate me it's like yeah i'm 1.00

00:32:30.800 going to debate you on what exactly go away you little flea oh i'm surprised you have they haven't 0.99

00:32:36.400 tried to get you with the commune like bread tube like that bread tube those guys what's that it's

00:32:40.460 like the uh communists all the ones that keep showing up with like million dollar houses and that

00:32:45.660 i guess they've been like socialist on youtube arguing and trying to debate everybody but then you

00:32:50.200 find out every single one of them is like a rich kid well it's just clout chasing is what

00:32:53.900 they're trying to do i mean they're trying to use your name and your reach to stitch it to theirs

00:32:58.980 so they can grow it's like a leveling up process i've seen a lot of guys do it especially in

00:33:03.780 you know the space that we've broadcasted in not mentioning any names don't want to mention any

00:33:09.740 names of course clout chasing i don't get it you guys you guys know who you are yeah maybe it's that's

00:33:16.340 why i'm not growing as fast as other guys but it's like i don't like that i just if it's somebody i

00:33:20.640 find interesting i'll reach out and if they want to talk i'd love to talk do you like what you're

00:33:24.100 doing though like do you really enjoy it um so i started a second channel where i play minecraft

00:33:30.720 and i'm yeah i saw that one it takes over because if i can make the same money just like goofing

00:33:35.920 around on minecraft giving a couple casual red pill stories and making videos i'll do that in

00:33:39.960 heartbeat check this out so this is what i love about about this so i'm not going to show you the

00:33:45.120 video but i'm going to play the audio so you can hear so i got this is like a video recording on my

00:33:49.360 instagram dm so check this out oh is this going to play for me or what it's better not be somebody's

00:33:56.180 batman origin story better make sure it's not like oh hang on no it doesn't play oh once you play it 0.98

00:34:00.820 once they don't let you play it again son of a bitch oh well i was going to try i was going to 1.00

00:34:07.340 play a little bit testimonial this guy was like hey i was making like eighty thousand dollars a year 0.99

00:34:11.120 dating a single mom with four kids and she was still banging her ex and you saved my life and

00:34:14.800 it's like that's what i want to hear that's what i like to hear from from guys right like you like

00:34:19.540 you were the catalyst in me you know leveling up right those are the only reason i would even say

00:34:25.000 i enjoyed it all yeah yeah exactly if it wasn't for those i'd have done a makeup channel i don't care

00:34:30.240 uh janik says i bet he was told not to interview with you tells me all i need to know about him

00:34:36.320 another garden tool maybe maybe not i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't see you as like

00:34:42.340 a very controversial figure is he that worried about like appeasing liberal news outlets because

00:34:47.540 i don't know people call him i don't know people call him mad max i mean nobody calls me mad rich

00:34:51.520 or anything like that so how bad can i be yeah the worst you had was that uh british tv show that

00:34:56.080 tried to get you on to have some soccer moms yell at you and you were like and they tried to be 1.00

00:34:59.980 like 500 bucks or something okay uh i got the i got the email from from the guy back he says yes

00:35:06.660 he's scheduled to be on at 7 15 no i i scheduled it for seven and then he says he's having trouble

00:35:12.340 logging in is there a phone number he can call what jeez okay here let's try this again i'm gonna hit

00:35:18.220 the invite button copy yeah if you get them i'll i'll take off here and let you yeah no problem

00:35:22.560 just have max let's see click this link and you're in i thought i made it clear with the email i just

00:35:33.300 said you know what i always give clear instructions to people whenever i have them it's like you know

00:35:37.180 i have headphones a good connection like the standard spiel stuff right and a stream yard push

00:35:41.780 the button yeah just open it from your phone and and join we'll see yeah maybe he'll join maybe he

00:35:48.960 my girl knew i was off limits right now so she just went shopping so this better be worth it

00:35:53.840 because he's going to come back with leather pants or something or another louis vuitton purse

00:35:57.140 as long as you're hot leather pants and you can have some fun with it you're all good to go bro 0.99

00:36:00.760 all i could think of was that stupid friends episode 0.99

00:36:04.020 where you can't get them off yeah yeah 1.00

00:36:08.700 oh man come on max let's do this

00:36:16.880 yeah i'm rooting for him anyway i'm rooting for him i mean i don't know who's gonna get the um

00:36:23.440 i don't know who's gonna get the votes because i mean people people do like to vote strategically like

00:36:27.460 a lot of people ask me to ask him like you know why should i cast a vote for the people's party if

00:36:31.940 you're only like six percent in the polls and it's about getting trudeau out and his insanity because i

00:36:37.580 mean the closest thing that that you can possibly do with most you know as i showed

00:36:41.020 again you know here you're not going to get somebody with um 500 uh votes to beat somebody

00:36:50.140 with 21 000 votes like like you'd have to have a huge like you need a miracle for that yeah i'm

00:36:55.120 actually surprised in that one uh bernier is not trying to help out jagmeet because he's every vote

00:37:00.100 of the ndp is going to take away from a liberal vote what they should do though is strategically

00:37:05.260 plot to um deal with ridings that actually have a chance of getting a ppc representative

00:37:13.500 into parliament at ottawa right that would be nice yeah they don't need much just like one candidate

00:37:18.780 and they could be there beside the greens anything but anything but trudeau would be fine at this

00:37:23.640 point like i'd even take jagmeet singh that lying sack of who abl elections gotta love them 0.99

00:37:30.620 all right anything but trudeau right yeah anything but the liberals that was always the joke it's an

00:37:37.500 abc or an abl election every time mark says don't believe the polling numbers yeah i don't know what

00:37:42.520 you can believe anymore man you know i always feel like i'm being lied to it's like you know somebody

00:37:46.000 says something and i you know discover the facts afterwards one thing a lawyer told me one time when

00:37:51.100 i was involved in a lawsuit like 16 or 18 years ago he said the facts always have a way of exposing 0.91

00:37:58.280 themselves to you right because i was dealing with this just total bullshit and there was like 0.65

00:38:03.740 missing pieces of the puzzle and he said you know what we've got everything prepared you're in a good 0.97

00:38:08.500 position you know just just wait and sure enough some disgruntled chick that somebody else was involved 1.00

00:38:17.020 i'm trying not to give way too much some disgruntled chick that was felt you know wrong done by 0.92

00:38:23.320 somebody else that was in the middle came to me with all the information that i needed

00:38:27.200 outstanding right just sit back and wait rich hey listen i'm telling you man you you know women 0.99

00:38:34.740 will always do this they'll always do this well that's how everybody gets docs they always like

00:38:39.720 impress some girl with a hey i have like 50 000 instagram followers and the next thing you know

00:38:43.580 she's here's the dms he sent me asking for the uh asking for a casting couch yeah casting couch dms

00:38:49.920 and there was more than one that showed up like that oh yeah oh i wasn't even thinking of that one i

00:38:54.780 was just speaking because that happens all the time oh you're speaking in general of course you

00:38:58.820 are but i guess yeah now that i think about it that is kind of apt yeah that's why i don't i know

00:39:03.160 it's the one thing i kind of i don't want to get big to be a channel like yours because like everybody

00:39:08.720 who wants to collab with you you got to think is that because they like the content or is that just

00:39:12.320 because they want to clout oh hang on a second okay so i got another email and it's saying

00:39:16.860 it's prompting him so let me take out the authenticate because it's got to authenticate

00:39:22.120 uh okay if it doesn't ask you for a login it should just give you like put in your name and go

00:39:29.120 in the military we used to have to do these things i guess he doesn't have a facebook account or a

00:39:36.640 youtube account i don't think saying it's youtube account but i bet his handlers handle it he does

00:39:41.860 but when you but but but when you click the link for streamer to join you have to authenticate with

00:39:46.960 facebook or youtube apparently um so i just went to settings and i unticked that box so let's see if

00:39:52.740 you can get in now technology yeah it's just one of those things i feel like ed mcmahon by the way

00:39:59.940 and we're doing like the tonight show right now you're gonna bring in the new guest better the

00:40:06.260 greater says you guys are still locked down um so marginally so here's the state of where we are in

00:40:12.480 canada so you guys have some clarity so we can go to a gym with a mask and as of the 20th 13th or

00:40:20.380 20th i can't remember what the date is you have to have a piece of paper that says you've had two

00:40:24.800 japs otherwise you're not allowed anymore so non-essentials gyms dojos movie theaters 0.99

00:40:29.920 indoor dining you can still dine outdoor now what's happening as they escalate these levels

00:40:38.040 a lot of business owners are starting to take matters into their own hand they're like look

00:40:42.300 i don't agree with segregation i'm not going to discriminate if you want to do business here

00:40:46.540 just come on in um i don't need to see paperwork um there's going to be bylaw enforcement officers

00:40:53.000 that are going to try to set examples of businesses that are um not enforcing the

00:40:59.020 guidelines and the laws i think the penalty is something like a thousand dollars for the

00:41:04.120 business and seven hundred dollars for the patron but um yeah as mark pointed out it's

00:41:09.080 it's not going to end it at at two jabs because there's going to be booster shots that are going

00:41:14.080 to keep coming doesn't stop at this point like it's mandated so my body my choice thing well it

00:41:20.180 used to be my body my choice yeah well i guess that only matters if it's the wham and getting

00:41:24.220 it but whatever you know what's crazy this this point drives me absolute nuts more than anything

00:41:29.300 else so in ontario if you're 12 you can make unilateral medical decisions without your parents

00:41:36.480 consent can't drive a car you can't vote you can't drink alcohol you can't buy weed but you can make

00:41:44.080 unilateral medical decisions without your parents consent so here's what they're going to do in the

00:41:48.940 school system this falls so for all you guys in ontario just pay attention here they're going to

00:41:53.600 have vax clinics in each school they're probably going to rotate move around because they probably

00:41:57.480 don't have enough to put it in there permanently but they're going to have vax clinics showing up

00:42:01.560 and they're going to lure kids in and they're going to say this is good for you you know sally has it

00:42:05.860 and becky has it so you know you can be cool like becky and sally if you sit down and take this jab

00:42:10.320 over here as well and we'll give you a piece of paper saying that you're cool as well and well and by the

00:42:14.120 way you know here's a cookie so just be aware of these things coming your way because your kids

00:42:20.220 are not going to need your consent as a parent for that to happen which is crazy because isn't it a

00:42:27.060 case if an underage kid commits a crime the parents are held liable to for it like in tort laws i it

00:42:34.200 depends on the crime i mean if your kid commits murder and they're 14 years old they're not going

00:42:37.980 to throw you in jail they just they just put them in like juvie sentencing right yeah i guess i was

00:42:43.400 thinking mostly like tort law like civil cases but yeah i think i think parents have some some

00:42:48.760 liability when the kids do dumb stuff but yeah i know the whole thing it's just it all rubs me the

00:42:55.200 wrong way so i'm thinking florida or texas but i really was hoping there was someplace in europe

00:42:59.440 they were going carl speaks really well about it there are you thinking of moving forcing it yeah oh

00:43:03.840 of course yeah ever since you were talking about it i've been thinking about it i i put texas on my list

00:43:09.820 as well i don't know about florida there's too many weirdos that i've met in florida so i'm not

00:43:14.580 i'm not too keen on it plus it's hot as shit in the summertime there it's like wicked hot it's very 0.59

00:43:20.420 humid and you get like thunderstorms every day three times a day in the summertime yeah and then i was

00:43:25.260 thinking croatia was nice but my girl really loves greece and then uh it's one of those greece is a bit 0.96

00:43:30.080 of a shithole though greece is a bit of a shithole i mean it's nice to visit santorini 0.81

00:43:34.240 yeah santorini is gorgeous uh we have a donation to save the canadians fund thank you 0.98

00:43:40.460 appreciate it keep us from turning into australia thank you very much sir

00:43:43.980 yeah come to california california is just falling apart man people are people are leaving that place

00:43:50.000 like left right and center yeah i don't know how they so quickly too the movie industry left tech is

00:43:55.400 leaving yeah he's leaving people are leaving the immigrants are coming in yeah i wonder how long 1.00

00:44:01.160 it's going to be before um states that they're moving to start voting for the same policies that

00:44:07.620 they left in the new state and it changes over there like that's a concern that i'd have i mean if

00:44:13.020 i'm looking at places to move to in the next you know 10 odd years like 8 to 10 years or so like

00:44:17.280 i want to make sure it's not going to like just have to move again like it's not slowly flushing

00:44:21.340 down the toilet do you remember you've been to san francisco a bunch have you not

00:44:25.260 i've been in san francisco a couple times yeah do you remember back before the street used to smell

00:44:30.240 like piss yeah i miss that i remember that 2008 fleet week you get down there was a beautiful city

00:44:36.380 ottawa was starting to go that way too man i was up in ottawa last weekend you know during that rally

00:44:41.220 and there was like some homeless guy taking a dump on the sidewalk like you know right in front like

00:44:45.900 there's a lot of homeless up there i mean it's a nice city from winnipeg what's that that's like

00:44:50.580 that sounds like a winnipeg homeless thing yeah i don't know man it's it's a it's a beautiful city

00:44:56.320 like ottawa is a really nice city with with great architecture and and buildings and landscaping but

00:45:02.080 um yeah there was a lot of homeless like there's a big homeless problem there too

00:45:05.900 oh that's unfortunate yeah it was like it reminded me of victoria bc except for less water

00:45:10.940 uh update he's he's on another interview right now he'll try again in 20 minutes or so

00:45:17.680 oh well maybe it must be a big deal maybe rich cooper weight maybe that was my fault for making

00:45:25.660 him try to authenticate to get in i don't know yeah i just i just tick off the boxes you know in

00:45:31.880 the settings and i figure you know if i'm going to take people as as call-ins they probably have a

00:45:36.440 facebook or a youtube account they can authenticate with yeah well i guess for him is i mean any he's

00:45:42.160 got to get as much media exposure as possible because they won't let him on cbc which is funny

00:45:46.280 because isn't that uh publicly funded right but he's also yeah but he's also talking about defunding

00:45:52.620 cbc too so they're probably they're probably doing everything they can to make sure he doesn't get any

00:45:56.780 exposure well nobody's doing a better job convincing me to defund the cbc than the cbc yeah so what's your

00:46:03.500 extra strategy like what are you thinking of going oh sorry go ahead i was gonna say they had

00:46:06.960 uh there was a bunch of like anti-masks protests that i accidentally showed up to i was just going

00:46:11.720 grocery shopping one day yeah 10 000 person protest right outside my place i guess we're in the protest

00:46:17.120 now start walking down the road we literally walk beside like by the cbc building and i'm talking it

00:46:22.920 went all the way i don't know if you know toronto well but it went down from lakeshore all the way up

00:46:27.400 to like queen street it's like two kilometers a full mile just packed with people not a single

00:46:33.800 word from the cbc the a week later there was that remember that palestine thing that made the news

00:46:39.260 literally 40 people standing in front of the cbc building five media trucks and like i i haven't

00:46:47.200 trusted the media since they started uh reporting on my deployment but i was like there it was like

00:46:51.460 so naked like oh my god anytime i've i've been asked to comment on a story the media is running

00:46:58.840 they always twist it around i remember i um i did um one one piece for the front page of the toronto

00:47:07.480 star business section they they they twisted parts of that around that weren't defamatory so i was like

00:47:13.000 fine you know if you want to if you want to you know throw a little gas on this because you think

00:47:17.560 it's going to get more eyes cool whatever but then there was one that had to do with bill 55 um you

00:47:23.560 know going through parliament with the politicians voting on it and they asked me to comment on it and

00:47:27.720 i you know gave them my feedback and all they did was they basically took the positive news that i gave

00:47:34.480 them and they twisted it around and they i don't know how they think they can get away with this or if

00:47:39.960 they're indemnified somehow but they just twisted around and and and sold a story that that they wanted

00:47:45.340 to sell so i mean it's why i've been saying for years guys cancel the news cancel your cable stop

00:47:50.520 paying attention to mainstream media you know you have to learn how to filter through all this stuff 0.97

00:47:54.460 because most of it is just uttering uttering complete crap uh rich it's already happening i live 0.96

00:48:00.160 in georgia we turned blue because of atlanta don't california my georgia oh that's unfortunate 0.94

00:48:06.100 did i ever tell you about the vampires that i met in georgia when i was a teenager

00:48:11.160 like actual vamp no you funnily enough i think i would have remembered that one so

00:48:17.260 so me and a friend of mine were driving down from toronto down to um i think it was clearwater you

00:48:24.260 know for spring break and um like we were cooking it and it was like 10 o'clock we're getting gas

00:48:31.100 somewhere in northern georgia and we meet these guys in an audi that were racing us on the highway

00:48:35.340 like we're flying we're driving my friend's mom's bonneville ssei i don't know if you remember those

00:48:39.260 things but uh pontiac and um they're like hey you know we're going to a party you should follow us

00:48:44.660 so they so we so we thought we're like okay you know fine we're down for a party we're 17 why not

00:48:48.720 so we followed them down to this like ratty shit dark area of like there was cars in the road on 0.74

00:48:55.620 cinder blocks without wheels and stuff and we're like okay we keep going and going we're trying to 0.90

00:48:59.840 take notes or you know watching over our shoulder they kind of take us to this area that didn't look

00:49:03.860 too too bad we're like fine you know we go inside and everything's like black inside with like black 1.00

00:49:09.880 lights and as soon as you walk in this like pregnant girl runs up to me like nine months 1.00

00:49:15.660 pregnant runs up to me with like the sharpest fucking big scissors i've ever seen and a piece 1.00

00:49:19.400 of paper and she goes and she shoves them on my face she goes here you got to make a snowflake 0.99

00:49:23.240 now and they're all dressed like vampires like literally in black with black makeup and the 0.99

00:49:27.300 whitest ass skin and my friend like we got to get the fuck out of like we had a hand signal like 0.99

00:49:33.140 this was like we got to get the fuck out of here so i was like we're doing this so it made the 0.99

00:49:37.700 snowflake we tried to like distract and we zipped the fuck out of there man it was like a serious 0.90

00:49:42.920 vampire party in the middle of georgia i don't know man the states i got you gotta love them but

00:49:47.720 geez they just they don't know what moderation is they got to go all in on something anything we

00:49:52.620 could have been in the news the next morning if we didn't get who the hell knows what they were up

00:49:56.800 to in there oh that's always fun yeah i i do i guess we have time for a story when i got out of

00:50:02.660 basic training i went back to my home i went to visit my sister who was dating some dude in colonna

00:50:07.960 at the time took me to this party and she was warning me or uh and i thought it was cool the

00:50:13.280 guy had like an old 1970s ferrari he gave me the life advice of here the trick is you buy like a 30

00:50:18.400 year old ferrari they only cost like 36 000 but you have a ferrari and i'm like ah cool why he's driving

00:50:24.160 at five kilometers an hour i'll never know takes us to this party and i'm fresh out of basic i got

00:50:28.600 my dog tags under my shirt and i'm thinking who on my head i find out this party's like really cool

00:50:33.260 guys turns out it's a hell's angels party i'm panicking right and then uh my sister was doing

00:50:39.360 a bunch of bunch of blow so she was kind of like out of commission and the friends basically like look

00:50:44.780 we gotta we gotta get her out of here or she's gonna get us killed there's a whole bunch more to 0.98

00:50:49.180 that story we're talking about vampires and blow max is never gonna click that join like now i was

00:50:54.040 all for it because a girl started flirting with me at this party and i'm like i know you think you're 1.00

00:50:58.460 single but does every guy here think you're single i don't want to get murdered you got to be careful

00:51:02.840 with these things man yeah well i didn't know that's the thing so we got back and then we ended

00:51:08.220 up parting some more and i was came home telling my brother about it and i'm like all these stories

00:51:12.820 like i was the one guy at the party at the poker table looked like hulk hogan and then our high school

00:51:16.700 friend he's like hey is it this guy and we look on the news and i guess they raided the place like

00:51:21.640 an hour after we left whoa and i was like oh man imagine that like brand new canadian forces guy

00:51:28.860 hanging out with hell's angels at a at a log cabin getting arrested i'm like that would have ended my

00:51:33.180 career so quick where was that in colonna colonna like one of the main hell's angels places because

00:51:38.620 that's like the international airport in there do they still have biker gangs i haven't i haven't seen

00:51:43.320 any guys with colors and vests lately uh my stepdad used to chop for the angels so i kind of got a

00:51:49.400 little bit more exposure than any kid should have yeah that's another reason why i have like i know

00:51:53.840 we've talked before like a lot of these guys who talk about their prison time and dealing with

00:51:58.240 underground stuff i just got no patience for it anymore i'm like i got that out of my system when

00:52:01.660 i was 12. got it yeah so um what's on the short list for you guys to look at you know going to

00:52:09.460 so far it's either the states and got some places in europe i was thinking southern france would be

00:52:16.300 nice we always wanted to check out spain france is awful dude yeah mediterranean places maybe 1.00

00:52:22.180 maybe but we want to go there and see for ourselves right i haven't thought about south america though

00:52:27.520 so i don't know i haven't see a lot of guys get the idea that that that south america is the place

00:52:34.500 to go but anybody that's lived there for a certain period of time will tell you yeah the women are 1.00

00:52:38.820 beautiful and they're feminine and everything's cheap and food's great and weather's nice and blah 1.00

00:52:42.420 blah blah but they always leave after a while right and it's not because they're forced to leave it's

00:52:45.300 because they've had enough i don't know man like whatever like i like europe too um well for me i'm like

00:52:51.280 you i'm thinking pragmatically tax situation entrepreneurship internet connection because i mean that's the

00:52:56.700 right right yeah yeah that's kind of my big concern that and just having nice things and places to go

00:53:01.940 i don't want to live in some thailand shithole like phuket and you can work anywhere doing what you're 0.98

00:53:07.460 doing what about your chick though like can she just relocate with the company that she works for

00:53:11.160 and go remote or maybe we'll see this covet things really laying hard on the uh work from home stuff so

00:53:16.880 yeah it might end up being a permanent situation it might not it might end up my channel blows up and

00:53:21.360 she'll just say okay let's get out of here who knows right there's a canadian i want no 1.00

00:53:26.060 lgbtqbs in the education system low taxes no capital gains no bad pass i love ppc but cpc is

00:53:32.520 my vote to kick out trudeau that's i think that's the approach that most people are going to be

00:53:37.420 taking that's what i'm doing um yeah there's uh don't you guys have that in ontario already the uh

00:53:45.040 they have to give the diversity thing it's in the curriculum i remember seeing a report on it i was

00:53:48.920 reading some of the lesson plans i don't know if that went through or not you're the one that's got

00:53:52.760 the kid in school so you're kind of probably following it closer than i am i haven't heard

00:53:56.960 any more details about curriculum changes for uh critical race theory and stuff like that or lgbtv

00:54:03.020 stuff um my kid's in catholic school um so they're a little more adverse to that stuff although i

00:54:11.220 suspect it's it's it's probably going to change it's just going to change a little slower than the

00:54:15.020 public school system the only thing that feeds me with hope is that i don't remember anything from

00:54:19.520 high school so whatever they're trying to teach them it's probably not going to stick

00:54:22.320 or maybe maybe ontario schools are better than bc schools but over here my teachers were high most

00:54:28.520 of the time i just sat there doodling what do you think of this guy chris sky chris sky

00:54:34.880 do you know who he is he's that guy with a neck tattoo oh that guy i don't know like he's not wrong

00:54:41.740 i don't think he's helping like you know everybody has that extreme opinion and they have to go

00:54:46.560 instantly to like the the lizard people thing and it kind of the kind of person who needs to be 1.00

00:54:51.340 persuaded about the the vaccination passports and that is kind of they're not extreme people

00:54:57.700 they don't want to hear about the clintons killing people on their island with epstein they just want 1.00

00:55:02.720 to have like nice simple factual things and i think guys like that make it very easy to dismiss

00:55:07.740 everybody as like an anti-vaxxer or some stuff so it means well and i don't disagree with him i just

00:55:12.680 don't think he's helping probably not a popular opinion though a lot of guys like him i mean i'm

00:55:17.940 not i'm not i'm not sure why i mean because he's loud and bombastic he's loud and he's tatted up and

00:55:25.900 he makes sense you know for a lot of people in a crazy world uh you gentlemen should read the book

00:55:31.020 nomad capitals lots of good information to get you going on becoming an expat so connor i i actually had

00:55:36.960 andrew henderson on the plane to win uh playlist a few months back maybe six to eight months ago

00:55:42.860 um you go back to my place and you'll find it and i also had another guy uh dave lesperance in the

00:55:51.160 last two months i believe who currently lives in poland he's moving to mexico soon with his wife and

00:55:57.360 um he's also kind of in the same business and we had a very long and interesting conversation so

00:56:02.140 so there's two casts on this plane to win channel with some more information i i'm i'm pretty well

00:56:07.080 versed i mean i just haven't made a decision and i have to collect some more information and this is

00:56:12.300 a pretty big uh choice for me so i'm going to move with it you know slow and i don't really have

00:56:16.600 you know a push of time i mean i still have a kid to raise so i'm so i'm busy with that yeah we'll do it

00:56:22.600 right i mean ultimate cad he was a great married red pill guy and he had the same thing wife cheated on 0.96

00:56:27.780 him he made himself uh his mental point of origin eventually started like opening up the marriage

00:56:32.860 and didn't tell her about it and he goes and everybody's like why don't you just leave her

00:56:35.340 she cheated on you he goes i'm gonna leave but i'm not a child who's just gonna do a knee-jerk reaction

00:56:39.340 i'm doing it in my timeline and i don't i'm surprised more red pill guys don't try to take

00:56:44.200 their emotions out of it and not just knee-jerk to every wrong that's done play the long game

00:56:48.220 yeah yeah that's what i like about yeah that's what i really like about your philosophy ryan like

00:56:53.460 like i like you know when we do a rule zero and we and we get like chime in from different angles

00:56:58.800 and i don't agree with everything that everybody says but i respect and i enjoy the perspective that

00:57:04.780 you bring yeah well i was gonna say i think it's the canadian thing so you're the same way you're

00:57:09.120 like all right take a step back take a breath what's the best way out of this one and i always like

00:57:14.680 those yeah it's it's logic and reason just just apply a little it's like bread and butter man you

00:57:20.340 toast it up and you throw a little butter it's like bread and butter logic and reason you know

00:57:23.400 they go together nicely exactly and all i could by the way when you were talking about the nomad

00:57:27.620 capitalist thing the only thing i could think of is do you remember the old rodney dangerfield

00:57:31.540 movie back to school remember the part where uh dangerfield's character had to do a report on

00:57:37.840 kurt vonnegut and everybody's making a long time like did you read the book even and he's like

00:57:42.340 don't worry about it and then you open the door and kurt vonnegut shows up so i can think of the

00:57:46.900 rich guy it's like i didn't have to read the book he's right here guys are saying that your audio is

00:57:51.060 a little bit low i don't know if you have a oh is it gain that you can it sounds fine in my ears

00:57:55.420 it might be how about there it's the new microphone i got the uh i got the full-on xl xlr

00:58:01.660 here i'll turn you down a bit so you're not blasting in my ears there oh my blasting in yours okay

00:58:06.040 yeah i'm looking at it so far it's volume cranked up how do you like no it might be

00:58:09.980 yeah the smb 70 or 57 it's like because you have the the shoot right shoot a 7b yeah or the

00:58:17.400 sure 7b yeah this one is the same thing but uh without any of the marketing like it used to be you

00:58:23.180 remember the little metal ball they used to put on ones that you see at concerts and that right

00:58:26.640 that's this mic okay it just wasn't made for podcast type people so i liked it because it was

00:58:32.160 just different yeah it doesn't sound much different from the other one i don't know i don't

00:58:37.260 know what to tell you it is what it is yeah as long as it works i figured i gotta say you taught

00:58:43.200 me this to start spending things on the channel because then tax wise it helps as a write-off so

00:58:48.120 i'm like i guess i better start investing yeah yeah take that take that money and spend it on

00:58:54.340 stuff that's good for building the business it pisses me off i can't leave canada without the job

00:58:57.960 yeah see that's sure you can i mean like can't you just can't you just get on a flight and leave i

00:59:02.820 mean don't you have to deal with all that stuff when you come back not on a flight they won't

00:59:06.440 actually let you on on a plane right now without your things i don't know how the exceptions are

00:59:10.960 working out everything's still a clear test or or proof of the jab right yeah but because of the

00:59:16.860 mandates that just came out it's kind of being extended now to the point where they might not

00:59:20.620 let you on without that's where the uncertainty lies like because you saw the news right air

00:59:25.120 canada just had a mandate that all employees will have double vaccinations or be put on indefinite leave

00:59:29.960 unpaid leave all right and i think it's a lot of lawsuits i mean there's got to be a big class

00:59:35.140 action lawsuit coming for everybody that's like technically going to get laid off dude i'm hoping

00:59:39.240 so and that's the thing i'm wondering too because i get it it's probably not the company it's probably

00:59:42.620 the government mandating it and them having to enforce it because the supreme court of canada was

00:59:49.320 saying a private company can't actually infringe on your charter rights it's only the government but i'm

00:59:53.620 going well surely the law sees this easy runaround of like the government can just mandate

00:59:58.600 companies do it for them and now it's legal i'm like that just seems too easy a case to be made i

01:00:03.360 don't trust a lot of these legal opinions what's the point of having a charter of rights if if there's

01:00:08.380 an exception for the guard for the government to violate your your freedoms yeah that's that first

01:00:14.900 line in there it has to be weighed against the public good and i'm like americans had it i think

01:00:19.780 they had it right where they're like no no no no exceptions and then if they want to have an

01:00:24.600 exception have to argue for it as opposed to us arguing that this shouldn't be an exception

01:00:27.860 that's one thing i'm gonna get gotta blame trudeau's dad for that one he's the one who

01:00:32.220 signed it in which dad his biological father or his father because i mean if we're talking about

01:00:39.400 his biological father we need to bring in fidel castro fair point fair point i forgot all about

01:00:44.640 that one he's had so many scandals i'd forgotten about that i was remembering his uh his visit to

01:00:49.700 billionaire island that they got paid for or haven't you haven't you noticed the parallels with

01:00:54.140 authoritarianism you know fidel trudeau it's kind of the same thing it's just you know at least in cuba

01:01:01.600 they had nice beaches and water yeah good point to that can't really do the same with cherry beach

01:01:06.440 although the dogs seem to like it i don't want to work out at home when i have la fitness 0.98

01:01:11.560 that reminds me i canceled my damn membership oh i'm not going to use gym facilities during this crap 0.96

01:01:19.720 again that's okay i got a gym in the basement and bands and and and i do have a dojo to go to 0.99

01:01:25.340 that's not cut they're not going to enforce nice bylaws and bullshit i remember last time we talked 0.69

01:01:31.420 about your gym when uh john was making fun of you you can afford a supercar but you can't even have a 0.87

01:01:36.340 gym in your house i guess you took it to heart i got it all man i'm i'm not i mean like the like

01:01:43.420 the only way this really affects me is i have to like i'm pretty much restricted with travel right now 0.93

01:01:48.720 it's just stupid you know from that sense yeah but pretty much everything like i don't wear a mask

01:01:53.980 when i go into a gas station it's like you know i'll go fill up my car with gas i'll walk in there's 0.98

01:01:57.660 a nice man behind some plexi get glass cover you know and he's like hey how are you i'm like i'm

01:02:02.280 doing good my card swipe it he goes you want the receipt no i'm good have a nice day all right see

01:02:06.980 you later that's it yeah i mean i don't get it for a lot of companies they have to mandate it

01:02:11.560 because they don't want to get fined so but it's like if i don't want to shop here i won't shop here

01:02:15.080 if the condition of me shopping here is using a mask then like i've changed my spending habits

01:02:19.800 to the point where if it's something i like the inconvenience of wearing a mask versus the

01:02:24.380 convenience of what it is i want to purchase now has made me stop shopping in a lot of places i

01:02:28.520 otherwise would have because of this and i can only imagine how most people's spending habits have

01:02:32.800 changed and i'm guessing that causes a lot of damage to a lot of businesses out there it's good

01:02:37.960 for amazon it's good for anything that's online oh i know our concierge nothing but amazon boxes

01:02:43.720 everywhere they've turned into like a shipping center now it's so annoying yeah this is um so

01:02:49.400 this is an interesting one like are they going to start banning car meets and i'm waiting for clarity

01:02:53.580 on that because if they if i get kicked out or if i can't go to car meets i guess i'll create my own

01:02:59.660 we'll see it's gonna say f1 is no longer in montreal it's at rich's house yeah right i don't see how

01:03:06.480 they could ban that though that's like montreal's little summer festivals that's their bread and butter

01:03:11.320 imagine saying no more just for laughs no more f1 no more fashion week the extent to which the

01:03:17.860 governments federal and provincial have run with this crisis and used it to their advantage to

01:03:24.120 extend control and print you know more checks to get people on you know the government teat 0.99

01:03:30.360 it's just it's insane like that like this last two years has turned what was already a shit show 0.99

01:03:37.100 into a giant shit show and made it even worse oh i agree it's it's like this is a hole that you 0.99

01:03:44.540 cannot dig out of like there's so much debt now in the last two years and there's this mental 0.99

01:03:50.300 condition like i was talking to a friend of mine that runs a restaurant he's like i can't get staff

01:03:54.200 he's like i can't get people to wash dishes i can't get wait staff because they get just as much 0.97

01:04:00.280 if not in some cases more money sitting at home on their asses doing nothing right oh yeah why would 0.86

01:04:05.820 people go back to work it's a weird incentive and that's the worst part because all those 0.53

01:04:09.960 serve payments all the investment we spent like what was it 350 billion dollars in the first year

01:04:14.740 alone just on this stuff meanwhile not a single dollar of that went to increasing hospital capacity

01:04:19.980 because wasn't that the whole reason we did this to flatten the curb because hospitals were going to

01:04:23.420 get overloaded yeah yeah meanwhile we could have invested all of that money into more capacity

01:04:28.480 and then had long-term infrastructure in place like i'm with you like that would have made sense

01:04:32.620 have you i would have bought into it then did you did you happen to go to any hospitals in the last

01:04:37.400 two years yeah oh empty i saw the same thing here dude like i've been to hospitals i think two like

01:04:44.260 maybe three times in the last two years yeah um you know like you go to your doctor and they want to

01:04:49.700 reference you and to do a test or something like that empty and like there's no tents with people

01:04:54.840 lying in the hallways on beds empty yeah so where is this like you know we've got problems with the

01:05:01.260 medical system being overburdened because all i saw was empty parking lots and and empty hallways

01:05:05.840 well you could look this stuff up ontario actually had like a they had an icu monitoring service on

01:05:12.800 on the provincial website where you could actually see the uh toronto or ontario has something like

01:05:17.680 1274 icu beds of which a thousand and change had ventilator capacities and then as of today and i would

01:05:26.580 check it religiously i'm like okay so what's the capacity today never once above 35 now maybe 36

01:05:34.180 is a crisis as far as the hospital is concerned but that makes no sense to me like we never got

01:05:38.720 to pass to the point of our capabilities i think the worst case scenario is hot spots would have to

01:05:43.340 move people from one clinic to another but i mean anybody who's dealt with any trauma stuff knows that

01:05:48.000 if you have like a large trauma event you'll often move people to other hospitals anyway did you ever

01:05:52.640 watch that netflix series how to become a tyrant no i've heard you guys keep telling me to though

01:05:58.400 it's on my list but i still haven't finished rollo's book so i got to get on this too it's good but like

01:06:02.760 one of the things that stood out to me on that was that you know throughout history people love being

01:06:07.340 ruled like they like rulers i was like okay you know i kind of marinated on that a little bit and

01:06:11.620 then the other day i'm watching the special on um actually it wasn't even special i was watching a

01:06:15.360 youtube video the sailing video and they were visiting uh you know the yucatan peninsula and they were

01:06:20.220 you know doing a little bit of tour these mayan ruins you know with the sailing boat and all that

01:06:22.940 sort of stuff yeah and um you know the guy was kind of giving a history lesson they were talking

01:06:27.960 about how like how the entire community rallied together to build these giant you know stone

01:06:32.780 structures to worship you know their gods or their priests you know their high priests and stuff like

01:06:36.600 that and it dawned on me again here we have it again another you know historical massive you know

01:06:42.300 civilization that that all you know served one ruler like throughout history humans like being ruled we like

01:06:49.220 rulers when i say we i'm talking about everybody else but the ones everybody else but yeah but i mean

01:06:57.540 i just don't understand it like why is it that that such a large part of the population

01:07:02.660 bends the knee and says okay master okay sir okay whatever it is that you tell me to do without

01:07:07.220 questioning it without saying is this good for me you know because we talk all the time about mental

01:07:11.220 point of origin yeah how does this serve me right and that's like the easiest like dude i have no

01:07:16.260 problem serving somebody if doing so serves my best interest but like that for some reason people

01:07:21.780 just kind of forget the second half of that like dude you're allowed to want things i'm even okay

01:07:27.220 paying taxes like fine tax me take it yeah but i want to agree with where you're sending the money 0.94

01:07:33.140 because there's a lot of dumb shit that they spend my money on that i just don't agree with yeah right 0.93

01:07:39.140 i'm just not aligned with it and grab a couple and i get it you're not going to agree with everything 0.98

01:07:42.820 but like as a general principle if it's mostly going okay i can see that even if i don't agree

01:07:47.780 with it i know there's a case to be made for a lot of like wealth transfers like uh welfare and that

01:07:53.140 because in ancient renaissance italy or in renaissance italy they had a situation where

01:07:58.900 a lot of like the rich merchant class there had these ostentatious lives and what happened is every

01:08:03.300 generation or so peasants would grab pitchforks and start burning places to the ground and so that's why 0.89

01:08:09.460 a lot of the old renaissance castles and that for the medievals like the medicis and that

01:08:14.740 were very very plain facing they realized just don't flaunt it and it'll be fine so i'm all for

01:08:20.740 a nice generous welfare state just to keep like the pitchforks from coming out as a self-interest but

01:08:26.420 yeah i agree but that's the thing like nobody's making that case anymore it's just i need votes

01:08:30.740 and poor people will vote for free stuff well it's not free you're paying for it technically well it's

01:08:36.900 free to the vast majority of the population but i mean all empires fail i mean we've we've in my view

01:08:43.860 gone well past the tipping point and and this and this beer bug thing was like the thing that pushed

01:08:48.580 it well past the tipping point in my view like the roman empire failed the greek empire the ottoman

01:08:53.700 empire the mayans disappeared you know the egyptian like all of these massive empires that we've had

01:08:58.900 you know throughout history are all they have left is like stone structures that's it still standing 0.89

01:09:06.180 better in our damn houses well yeah and they're going to stand the test of time far better than 0.82

01:09:11.460 what we've built in canada or america or in other cities right i mean those things will all crumble 0.99

01:09:16.260 and be consumed by the earth you know in due course uh let me grab these over here rich ryan who you

01:09:21.700 voting for no bs i'm going to vote for whoever gets trudeau out so i'm going to check my riding

01:09:27.700 and i'm going to see basically what the best chances of getting trudeau out and i'll vote for that guy 0.99

01:09:33.300 same as long as it's not the ndp because i can't stand jagmeet um mine sack of shit uh canada sounds 0.89

01:09:42.100 so free right now compared here here in australia that's saying something it's it's really um it's 0.65

01:09:47.700 really not that i mean it's probably better than australia than what you guys have right now i mean

01:09:52.500 i saw videos of some guys that were getting ticketed for not wearing a mask driving in their car or

01:09:57.540 something like that or they can't leave like what is it like a 10 or 15 kilometer radius like that's just

01:10:01.860 insane yeah they sound like how quebec had it there for that five month period in the winter

01:10:06.900 yeah and in the winter time is the worst time to do because it's dark and cold and you're stuck inside

01:10:11.220 uh jeff said escape france for canada beautiful country but unfortunately rich is right about

01:10:16.340 commies yes spain is a good alternative i have friends that live in spain and they seem to like

01:10:20.340 it i don't know what the situation is like over there i gotta ask rich ryan what's your red line

01:10:24.340 in regards to these expanding vax mandates covet restrictions that will convince you to leave

01:10:28.900 i can't leave right now anyway um it's gonna have to get really really bad um and i mean if it gets

01:10:35.780 to that point maybe i can convince max wife to like hey let's you know let's take her kid and go move 1.00

01:10:39.700 somewhere else it's better for everybody yeah i'm with you i've already crossed the red line but i'm

01:10:43.700 doing it on my terms i'm just i'm not just gonna knee jerk burn everything down and move yeah i'm doing

01:10:48.660 it strategically yeah so you got to suck it up a little bit whatever we're canadians we're good at that

01:10:52.980 yeah we're good at taking some for a bit uh i'm in the states and i have very little knowledge of

01:10:57.060 canadian politics my question is who is favored to win your election coming up i think well according

01:11:02.980 to the polls which you can't really rely on because they come from the mainstream media um it looks like

01:11:09.060 it's going to be a conservative minority government which is aaron o'toole yeah because i know and i know

01:11:14.900 well technically the last time a snap election got called it was harper in 2008 and he thought he

01:11:22.820 would be able to win a majority and they ended up getting like an extra three seats so it was

01:11:26.420 basically just another minority government so like the classical predictions is that canada is just

01:11:31.540 going to follow suit and it's going to be a liberal minority still with a couple more seats but yeah

01:11:36.260 everybody's freaking out about the poll so nobody knows i'm like it just tells me what the state of

01:11:42.020 candidate is when you look at the leader you know it's the same thing with the us like the fact that

01:11:45.860 biden is a president that i say it's people are like well he's not the real president they didn't

01:11:49.380 they didn't vote for it okay whatever he's still finally they can't make fun of us anymore at least

01:11:53.460 justin's awake yeah at least justin's awake yeah he's lost less people in afghanistan is so awake

01:12:01.380 he's woke right yeah at least by that stage of wokeness but anyway it's just it's just sad dude it's

01:12:08.580 it's like you know you look at you like yeah this is this is our leader i'm very sorry you guys have

01:12:12.740 to listen to this you know it's you know it's embarrassing yeah i mean at least he's not in

01:12:17.700 blackface i guess we got that going for us for once i don't know if he's gonna come man it doesn't 0.99

01:12:23.620 look like it oh that's annoying man it was like the like i love i love your show it's one of the few

01:12:28.820 pieces of content i actually watch from like everything as much as i love rollo like a three-hour

01:12:35.540 live stream i'm like i know your material you at least show me something new well thanks man i

01:12:40.100 appreciate that although we'll see he's gonna be doing something new do you see he's gone full

01:12:43.220 like red pill avenger and gone to fight the fires what do you mean uh in nevada and all there because

01:12:48.660 of the the wildfires going around with all the arsonists he's donning some volunteer firefighter

01:12:52.660 gear and he's going to work i did not know that oh dude we have some red pill stories for you

01:12:59.540 this isn't a new thing either like for rollo he does that on occasion uh there was a guy from

01:13:04.420 the married red pill bogey d6 he works for an oil company somewhere down in the states

01:13:08.980 during do you remember the texas floodings they had and they had the uh the texas like yeah he was

01:13:13.540 leading the charge on that one too we had some great field reports he's like yeah since i've

01:13:17.620 done my red pill journey become my mental point of origin now i realized like i sent my family to

01:13:22.580 my take he did the plan get my family to grandmother's place on high ground where it's good

01:13:26.420 and then he just like rolled up his sleeves and started saving people out of their houses i was like

01:13:30.820 the coolest thing ever and it was just seeing like when you talk about like red pill it saved

01:13:35.060 my life yeah he actually just started saving texas i was like it's pretty impressive so like he's he

01:13:41.380 got like a full outfit and like a piss pack and everything like that oh he had he had a he had a

01:13:45.940 couple boats already he had like a bunch of boats because he always went fishing and he had stuff for

01:13:50.100 boating around in the lakes and that so he's like all right let's just turn it into texas navy and so

01:13:54.340 he grabbed a bunch of his his employees from the rigs and that and they all got into boats and they just

01:13:58.660 started fishing people out of the water during the floods and he's like yeah i've already taken

01:14:03.460 care of my family i've handled all my stuff and now my point i'm gonna be a hero and it was like

01:14:07.780 it was really cool he's like i even made the news we can't talk about that because he's like showed my

01:14:11.540 face but fun fun fact i um i did some firefighting when i worked with the ministry of natural resources

01:14:17.780 when i was 16 during that summer in the ontario ranger program they oh and they handed out these

01:14:22.580 things that they called piss packs which were basically backpacks with a bladder they filled with water

01:14:26.900 and he had a big squirt gun on it yeah the metal ones right yeah yeah steel yeah i remember those

01:14:31.940 i got you beat though when i was 16 because we had skitters so we'd put the big water thing on

01:14:35.780 the skitter and run around with that in a fire hose there it's it's the only thing i can say that i've

01:14:41.060 driven that's cooler than your than your mclaren is like a skitter skitter those are the things they

01:14:46.660 take the inner tubes and they make tubes that you can have like four friends sit on when you go down the

01:14:50.180 river well my brother and i are in our early 20s we sold all of our stuff and are leaving ontario next

01:14:55.780 week going to mexico had enough of the scandemic yeah it's hey look part of mexico i know um i know

01:15:02.580 three guys that are in the yucatan now i know a guy that's in barbados i know another guy that's in

01:15:07.700 cayman the guy that went down to uh arizona and they basically like they basically picked up businesses

01:15:14.260 that were either seven or eight figure businesses um you know like anywhere from you know seven to

01:15:20.100 twenty million dollars a year in sales and they've picked up the businesses and they've left

01:15:24.100 they sold all of their and they left they took their money they took the business and they're gone

01:15:29.940 go to where you're treated better right uh one thing for mexico guy though too interesting fact i

01:15:34.260 didn't know about this my girl uh she's from mexico and it turns out there's a lot of laws there that 1.00

01:15:39.700 are kind of bad for expats like for example you can't own property within 300 kilometers of an ocean

01:15:46.980 unless you have like a local you can but what you do is you have a bank hold it and trust for you

01:15:51.940 which i don't like because if you let the bank hold your assets the state has throughout history

01:15:57.300 from time to time seized assets when it felt like it needed to yeah exactly i don't really trust that

01:16:02.500 but yeah and then the squatted rights there are pretty aggressive so you if you have a vacation

01:16:06.340 property you've always got to spend time down there or get somebody else down there it's hard to get

01:16:10.020 renters it's just a lot of legal issues that like i'm surprised you didn't think they would come up

01:16:14.500 because you're kind of babied in canada with the way ours works so yeah just do your due diligence

01:16:18.500 get a good lawyer you'll know he's the good one if he's got that anejo uh the vodka with this or the

01:16:23.220 tequila with the stag on the front that's what our lawyer down there has dougie and his belly convinced

01:16:29.300 me to get the jab okay it's your body guys you know you do what you want take it don't take it

01:16:36.260 i'm not gonna like it doesn't bother me either way yeah do your own research like i said for me it's

01:16:41.060 never been a health issue for me it's always just like a i don't i don't want the government to have

01:16:45.540 that kind of control it's that simple yeah it's unnecessary overreach and i think the government's 0.99

01:16:51.220 gotten to the point where it's like it's gotten too big too fast too fat and too stupid and it's just 1.00

01:16:57.780 it's just like an it's like jabba the hut it's like a big fat incompetent retarded blob that that 0.99

01:17:02.820 that really shouldn't be that big or or exist right so i don't know whatever anyway guys i'm real sorry

01:17:10.580 max didn't make it um i had some dialogue back and forth an email on my other screen over here

01:17:14.820 with his handler ryan and um doesn't look like it's going to happen so i'll probably change the title

01:17:20.980 of this playing to win to politics and stuff with ryan i don't know yeah i'll come up with another name

01:17:26.660 of the title well it sucks i need a catchy name like mad max too bad i don't know maybe we'll try again

01:17:32.340 we'll see yeah i'll be looking forward to it man i'll plug the out of that i think you guys i think 0.82

01:17:36.580 the audience would really love that even americans who have no idea what's going on i think it'll be

01:17:40.340 nice to see i mean a sane level-headed rational educated politician talking like reasonably like

01:17:48.180 a normal person it'd be a breath of fresh air i get a good vibe from him so let's put it that way

01:17:52.580 i mean i wish him his luck in his in his pursuit for you know the role of prime minister i think

01:17:58.180 he would do a far better job than trudeau i mean this this empty mug with like warm tea in it would

01:18:03.940 do a far better job than trudeau honestly we should we should make this mug the new prime minister of

01:18:08.820 canada it's it's you know it's got a nice avatar on it it's very very handsome face and some good

01:18:13.220 lyrics here that are good reminders so running for the rhino party maybe yeah maybe we'll set this up 0.90

01:18:18.580 as the mug party for the it's gotten that bad yeah anyway guys thanks for watching sorry um you know

01:18:27.620 about the uh about you know missed opportunity but i think ryan's a great stand-in and ryan thanks for

01:18:32.900 joining me um we got uh rule zero saturday do you know who's hosting should we mention that yeah

01:18:37.940 it's a good question i don't know rollo has the look or has the list so it might be me even i

01:18:42.900 couldn't tell you all right well we'll figure it out we'll catch up with you guys there you can follow

01:18:46.020 us on social media to find out and see you guys later peace

Playing to Win - March 02, 2022

044 - Canadian politics w⧸ @Rian Stone

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