Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 01, 2026


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00:00:00.480 Recently, our company's softball team lost the big game by one run.
00:00:04.800 Then Dale tried to console us with the quote,
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00:00:30.000 this again welcome to the scott adams school let's get started like that studio is so nice
00:00:39.520 so sunny maybe we should take this on the road and do like a on location we'll just bring a cut
00:00:46.300 out of owen and he can just talk okay maybe by then we'll have a humanoid robot or maybe by then
00:00:53.760 you won't care and you'll just be live yeah could be he could just wear a mask
00:01:00.800 yeah once i have my agentic second brain system and i sell a million copies of it you know
00:01:07.360 oh will you ever talk to us someone when you're famous very very famous and of course marcella
00:01:14.240 of course i always have time for you hire me as an attorney please yes yes she'll be your attorney
00:01:22.480 um all right good morning everybody different yeah owen had a had a like a revamp
00:01:31.280 a revamp yeah he does look a little different his hair is darker yeah he's like his eyes are
00:01:37.360 a little bluer there was a weird thing that was happening like it seemed because every time i would
00:01:43.520 generate a new image it would copy it from another image right but it would change it a little bit
00:01:48.080 and the skin started looking weird like there were all these weird like blotches and stuff
00:01:53.360 and i was like what's going on here it's like giving me cancer and right so i just told it
00:01:58.880 just today to like you know clean up the skin put it back the way it was
00:02:02.880 probably look do you say clean up the skin well kind of i mean i don't know those words
00:02:10.320 i don't know i mean i what what i did was i asked it why the skin looks strange i gave it all the
00:02:16.480 photos and i said why does it look different in some photos versus others and then you know chat
00:02:22.560 gpt was smart enough to figure out that it was changing it as some kind of artifact that
00:02:27.200 making images and it suggested it's like here's the one you should use as the reference for skin
00:02:33.600 and i'm like okay cool fix all the other images to use that skin and it's so bizarre owen and i
00:02:40.640 both agree that chat gpt is better with images yeah well at least compared to grok i mean i
00:02:47.580 haven't tried gemini gemini ai to be really good with images if you can get it to work sometimes
00:02:54.680 they'll say we have too many people online or something like that i'm like oh oh yeah i haven't
00:03:00.380 i haven't done much with gemini really i haven't done much with any of the google stuff like the
00:03:04.020 notebook lm you know people seem to like sometimes that podcast feature like brian revelli uses
00:03:08.920 um and someone at work did that which just freaked me out because i'm like you know
00:03:13.760 thinking of brian romelli the whole time uh-huh um all right so listen if i don't stop owen this
00:03:21.360 is going to turn into an ai morning so um i i think we need a sip of coffee let's do it
00:03:28.260 it's time for the simultaneous sip and all you need is a cup or mug or a glass of tanker chalice
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00:03:57.440 Ah.
00:03:58.040 I feel my live stream audience is 10% better just because of that sip right there.
00:04:07.480 Amazing. And I believe him. Okay, you guys. So I have to just start with a clip. I didn't know
00:04:15.840 this, but there's a new executive order in town. Please be forewarned. I lowered the volume on
00:04:22.880 this clip. Owen and I played it before the show and both of us had instant heart attacks. It was
00:04:28.340 so loud. So I'm hoping it's lower. But did you guys know this? Check it out. And it's happening
00:04:34.420 right now at the White House. This is breaking news here on the Fox News channel. We have just
00:04:38.780 confirmed that President Donald Trump will sign an executive order that will make English the
00:04:45.080 official language of the United States in our nearly 250 year history. We've never had an
00:04:51.920 official language ever. The executive order expected to be assigned sometime today. Bill
00:04:58.960 Clinton made a move on this back in the 90s, but the mandate that he signed will now be rescinded.
00:05:05.220 In other words, what he did in the 1990s is that he did not require agencies that worked for the
00:05:10.660 government to provide English only. They had to provide more options for those who needed
00:05:18.440 different languages upon which they spoke. Donald Trump's going to change that, and we'll see whether
00:05:23.580 or not he sends it up to the Hill. Congress, maybe Speaker Johnson, John Thune, maybe they jump on
00:05:28.060 something like this with Republicans in control to sign it into law. You know, many times they've
00:05:32.480 said, if you don't codify it, it doesn't last. But today, the executive order should come down from
00:05:37.980 the Oval Office. All right, we got that. We've got this now for new.
00:05:41.080 did you know i did not know that it wasn't already put in that way did you know marcella
00:05:48.460 yeah um on march this is from march 2025 i believe hold on when it's let's say it says
00:05:58.980 this was an executive order done last year by trump or something like that that's what it says
00:06:04.900 it's old oh okay i just heard it this week you know what it's okay so when i moved here
00:06:14.500 um one of the biggest shocks of my life was i was so excited to go to school and learn english i i
00:06:20.180 didn't know very much but i was excited because you know obviously i'm moving to the united states
00:06:26.020 i'm gonna start english oh i come home all disappointed i tell my mom every single person
00:06:34.180 in that school spoke spanish to me and they speak spanish to everybody even my my teacher who was
00:06:41.540 a white guy um he spoke spanish to me um and the worst part is their spanish was the worst spanish
00:06:49.060 ever so one i told my mom they were gonna learn english if i keep doing this this way and two
00:06:55.540 they need to learn spanish and so it was funny like um it's it's only when you actually make
00:07:03.380 english the official language and that was the shock that i learned that day that english was
00:07:09.220 not the official language of america and that nothing had to be really in english and i was
00:07:15.220 shocked i mean okay well that that's crazy that you would go to school and not be speaking english
00:07:22.740 but okay so nobody spoke english in that school so does this anyways does that did that executive
00:07:28.660 order change all of that where you have now no that only changes the executive branch so um
00:07:37.540 basically all your dhs uh you know any anything to deal with the executive branch would make
00:07:46.740 english the official language you don't require language assistance because that's a clinton era
00:07:52.500 rule as the as the thing was telling you yeah um so i don't have to have an interpreter for you
00:08:00.900 to or every single thing for um immigration or anything like that in your language
00:08:07.700 i don't have to adapt to you you have to adapt to me which i agree like if you're coming to a
00:08:13.060 country you have to adapt to it in germany they don't care you know it's all in german like
00:08:18.500 Like they look at you and in France, oh my gosh, if you speak English and you want English translated into English, they look at you like you're an alien.
00:08:32.740 So, I mean, it's not just this country.
00:08:35.260 I ran across this when I was an election judge and I'm like, what are all these ballots doing in a foreign language?
00:08:40.360 like why we have these and and i just looked it up on grok and apparently there are federal
00:08:44.960 requirements that you have to have about in spanish chinese and hindi what so like when i
00:08:55.760 unpacked all the paper ballots and stuff i'm like there you know why why is this in chinese like
00:09:00.660 wait chinese yeah yeah and and chicago and cook county are even worse like they they say in
00:09:11.400 targeted precincts they have english slash spanish plus chinese hindi korean tagalog and polish
00:09:18.580 and on the touch screen and audio ballots they have english spanish chinese which is mandarin
00:09:24.660 audio indy korean tagalog polish gujarati urdu ukrainian arabic and russian
00:09:31.940 not icelandic what how dare they we don't like we don't want those people to vote
00:09:39.220 okay well that's uh this is like very enlightening to me so i like that this old news story was shown
00:09:47.180 to me yesterday because i was like what but um crazy and could be wrong so no no no
00:09:54.500 everyone's saying, yeah, this was, this happened a while ago. Um, all right. Well, I find that
00:10:00.400 enlightening. So, because I do know when I saw them voting in Minnesota last time, nothing was
00:10:07.360 in English. Um, everybody had their head to toe hijabs on and there was nothing written in English.
00:10:15.340 So that's, that seems like a problem too, but anyway. All right. Well, moving along. Thanks
00:10:21.920 for that. Thanks for that education, Marcella and Owen. Now I know, and some of us know, and
00:10:28.080 I think what threw me too, was that, what was his name? The, the news guy, Bill, um, Hemmer had said
00:10:35.080 in the 250 years of this country, you know, it was never the official language. So I thought it was
00:10:40.700 current, but anyway, here we are. Okay. So you guys, I have some good news. Owen's going to tell
00:10:49.440 us about this look who we have here it's eric swalwell it's the worst picture of him i know
00:10:58.880 well is there a good one actually ex-boyfriend of fang fang getting nabbed uh by the fbi when
00:11:05.360 he gets off a plane at the airport and um they're taking his devices and oh and what what do we know
00:11:12.720 about this doesn't he look dressed like he's trying to hide who he is a hundred percent yeah
00:11:19.440 He's like, oh, I'll just put my Eminem outfit on.
00:11:22.160 He's got his hoodie up with his hat.
00:11:24.640 He's just like, I'm nobody special.
00:11:29.460 So apparently, as you saw, he was surrounded by FBI agents.
00:11:33.320 That was at the SFO airport.
00:11:36.340 And it looks like the California Post is on his footage.
00:11:40.040 So good on them.
00:11:41.200 I think that's where Joel works.
00:11:43.260 Oh, yeah.
00:11:44.680 And I don't know if he's involved with this story.
00:11:47.140 oh and your mic's cutting in and out just so you know okay sorry it's okay just i don't know if you
00:11:52.800 can do anything about it um so the yeah so i you know it looks like the story was written by josh
00:12:01.720 cone so someone else but um yeah it shows him like in this incognito stuff and apparently he
00:12:08.480 was allowed to leave so i don't know if they arrested him and let him go or just didn't arrest
00:12:12.760 him but they took his apple iphone his charging cable his wall adapter his macbook pro so apparently
00:12:19.480 he's an apple fanboy and took all his devices and so i guess he's under a lot of investigation i
00:12:27.360 think um one former staffer has accused him of raping her and um another one accused him of
00:12:36.160 drugging and sexually assaulting her uh two others have alleged he sent them unsolicited
00:12:42.140 images of his genitals um so yeah i mean you know swallow claims he denies wrongdoing but i'm not
00:12:50.060 sure what that means exactly does that mean he didn't do it or does that just mean he didn't
00:12:53.340 think it was wrong oh my god marcella would be the attorney to answer that but i i just you know
00:13:01.660 people out there men and women do not recommend that you just send unsolicited pictures of your
00:13:07.740 genitalia to anybody okay nobody wants yeah are you sure yeah if you're doing that stop i mean if
00:13:15.580 if a woman asks for it i suppose you could consider it but i don't know no one no one's ever asked me
00:13:20.460 for that well all right but so this is unsolicited wait for dms no no i'm not gonna marcella
00:13:32.060 i'm just saying like i don't know how common it is that women do ask for these things but i think
00:13:36.780 it unless it was i don't think anyone should ever send i don't know i don't i would i don't think
00:13:41.500 i'd ever want a picture of that out there anyway no i could say so much but i'm not going to because
00:13:47.420 you know but anyway if it's if you could say so much oh yeah that'll be erica after dark but if
00:13:54.700 you are thinking that that's a good idea and nobody asked to see it and you're like i'm sending it
00:13:59.420 anyway i i don't recommend but okay all right so can you imagine first of all the like inner
00:14:07.740 heart attack you would have marcella if you just like somebody just like they randomly come up to
00:14:12.780 you and just take all your devices like or taking it all and like everything's gone oh my god i mean
00:14:19.100 i'm sure your devices are clean as a whistle but i'm just saying that would give me a little bit
00:14:23.740 bit of a heart attack. Well, I mean, it's that's, this is I'm sorry, but like, I'm sure he expected
00:14:31.800 it. So I'm sure he's, he probably got some kind of hint about this happening. That's why he was
00:14:38.600 wearing all this gear. So I don't know. I just know that since April, there's been allegations
00:14:47.760 made against him um just just in time to get him out of the senate race um and put someone that is
00:14:57.520 really evil uh even more so than him but um after this search in sfo i believe it's on sfo there was
00:15:07.980 a search in his home in washington dc which was probably even worse than what they did there
00:15:14.060 There's no indictment against him yet. It's just an investigation of the Northern California District, Northern District of California, because there was allegations made by a certain woman, as Owen indicated, in regards to certain things.
00:15:33.540 He's being looked at under the warrant. It cites 18 U.S.C. 242, which most of you know.
00:15:40.220 um what the hell was that it's a deprivation of rights under the color of law is basically
00:15:49.140 you used your power as a politician to do a certain um illegal act which in this case was
00:15:56.320 uh you know the the allegations of sa against these women so ah youtube does not like the words
00:16:05.040 So I have to say is an abbreviation for something for, for a type of abuse. Okay. So, um, all right.
00:16:13.820 So we're going to just keep our eye on that because I, I, I would love nothing more for
00:16:19.140 that man to get what he deserves. He is a horrible, disgusting human being. Sorry, not sorry.
00:16:26.180 He was alone. Uh, okay. He wasn't with Fang Fang or anybody else.
00:16:32.300 no fang bhang no okay so um owen i liked a story you had today regarding free will because as we
00:16:43.360 know what scott would say about free will so why don't you um tell us what what that story was
00:16:50.540 talking about recently our company softball team lost the big game by one run then dale tried to
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00:17:24.140 Oh, he's unmuted.
00:17:26.260 Okay, so wait.
00:17:27.700 I forgot I was unmuted.
00:17:29.800 The headline is that people who believe in free will tend to feel more positive.
00:17:36.760 That they did some experiments on this and examined whether it was associated with positive feelings.
00:17:45.700 There was a study of 429 adults in Germany.
00:17:48.900 So I don't know, maybe kind of a biased sample in terms of happiness, but they had six days
00:17:57.880 of mobile assessments.
00:17:59.060 They got prompts, and in the first study, they said that the stronger belief in free
00:18:05.140 will was associated with the greater likelihood of feeling good in everyday life.
00:18:09.320 And then they had another one that was 952 people in England, Germany, Italy, and the
00:18:13.160 netherlands and poland and again found people were happier if they believed in free will and
00:18:20.580 so then they did a third study and so i guess the point is um believing in free will makes you
00:18:27.560 happier at least or you know i'm sure they'll say it's correlation you can't prove causation all
00:18:32.620 those caveats but you know i have to say to be fair you know the people who don't believe in
00:18:37.600 free will they had no choice so yes they had no choice that's funny dad this is so funny
00:18:46.060 I mean I think this is also kind of like you could have just asked Scott sort of thing because
00:18:52.620 it's like well of course like if you feel like you're in control and you have autonomy like
00:18:57.500 psychology has known that for a long time that feeling like you have autonomy and control over
00:19:02.780 what you're doing makes you happier if you feel like you're not you don't have choice and you're
00:19:08.780 forced to do things and you can't choose otherwise then that makes you unhappy doesn't it i mean it's
00:19:15.680 kind of obvious yeah at least give me the impression that's all you need you know another
00:19:22.240 headline is slavery is bad right like people that are enslaved don't feel happy like oh yeah yeah
00:19:30.020 All right. Well, that makes sense. So I like how we have all these little stories today,
00:19:34.220 you guys. So I'm going to jump to another one. This is just like wacky Tuesday. I wish it was
00:19:41.520 Wednesday. It would have felt so much better. All right. So I want to just play a minute with
00:19:48.120 Massey. So Representative Massey went on to the floor yesterday and did what he said he was going
00:19:55.660 to do. And he named names from the Epstein files in hopes that he can shame people into opening
00:20:05.280 investigations. So we're going to give Thomas Massey a minute. Here we go.
00:20:13.160 Mr. Speaker, it's been a year since the president signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act,
00:20:18.820 and the government continues to withhold over 3 million files. That's why we've introduced the
00:20:24.300 Epstein Files Transparency Act II to bring the fight to the state courts, accountability to the
00:20:29.600 Department of Justice, and closure for survivors. We want perpetrators of these crimes to be
00:20:35.900 investigated and prosecuted. Men like Jess Staley, Leon Black, Les Wexner, David Copperfield, Lapo
00:20:42.860 Elcomb, Tom Pritzker, Glenn Dubin, Frederick Fakai, Eduardo Teodorani, John Luke Brunel,
00:20:50.640 conveniently dead by suicide in prison danielle siad recently discovered dead in paris ramsey
00:20:57.320 alkali and prince andrew who committed sex crimes in the united states too and women like leslie
00:21:03.640 groff not a victim who conspired with epstein to traffic other women perhaps hearing these names
00:21:09.860 will shame the department of justice into delivering justice i yield back oh so all right
00:21:17.360 I like a quick, concise, get to the point, kind of a, um, minute on the floor and how many people
00:21:25.220 have to throw out their shampoo? Frederick Fakai allegedly. Um, anyway, so I like that he did that
00:21:32.140 because everybody has been up in arms over the Epstein case at one point or the other.
00:21:38.780 And we're always like, name names, you know, name the names. So he named some names. Um,
00:21:43.960 Well, they're officially out there now, Beverly, on the floor, named by someone who saw them.
00:21:50.220 So that is the difference, right, Marcella?
00:21:57.200 I don't know.
00:21:58.640 I'm looking into it.
00:22:01.140 I personally think he opened himself up.
00:22:03.760 I know that they have, they can't be sued as a government official, but he really opened himself up to certain things, but I don't think he cares since he's not going to stay in office.
00:22:17.760 Yeah.
00:22:18.760 I don't agree with him doing this because, and I think Scott spoke about this when it
00:22:27.320 first came out, is that there's going to be people named in these documents that might
00:22:32.940 not have, is Owen okay?
00:22:36.200 He fell.
00:22:37.200 I'm all right.
00:22:39.200 Okay.
00:22:40.200 I heard all this noise.
00:22:41.200 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:22:42.200 I switched microphones, so maybe there's more noise getting picked up.
00:22:46.240 I can see being Epstein.
00:22:48.960 The names of them, basically, you're skipping, you're accusing these people, these private people of all these things, but yet no investigation was given more detail about them.
00:23:06.160 You're just assuming that they are guilty by just being on these documents and by being named by people.
00:23:13.840 like it's here so i feel a little bit my assumption is that he picked the names he
00:23:21.800 knew he could say because he had some kind of you know he had more information because i think
00:23:27.360 there's a ton but see that's the assumption right yeah well under american law what are we we're
00:23:34.500 innocent to prove and guilty so basically naming them and people thinking like like erica you
00:23:40.940 you're thinking the right way but i mean this is why it's also very damaging because it comes from
00:23:47.340 somebody like him and people are thinking oh well then he must have read more into it right
00:23:51.980 so yes and we have to believe that but we don't know that so that's why it's you know to me it's
00:23:59.980 it's not um if if because this can apply to any case eventually trump will leave office and who
00:24:08.220 Who knows? We're going to read Trump's name. We're going to read this name and that name,
00:24:12.220 my name or any name, you know, and then the, it would attach that belief. So I don't know.
00:24:18.760 A hundred percent. It's always a tactic to be like, okay, put a name out there. So people
00:24:23.360 are thinking about the person. And I respect Thomas Massey. I follow him. He follows me.
00:24:28.420 Yeah. We chat now and again. Yeah. Yeah. I do too. And I don't blame him for being like,
00:24:35.380 you know what? I'm just going to go balls to the wall. I have a limited time left. And it's
00:24:40.700 something that, you know, he said he wanted to get to the bottom of. And so maybe he's just like,
00:24:45.920 you know, all right, it's, it's out there. I'm putting it on you guys now to
00:24:49.560 do an investigation. Like I did my part. What do you think, Owen?
00:24:54.520 I mean, I think I'm pretty similar in my position to Marcella's position that I, and I think Scott's
00:25:01.800 position which is you do need to protect the reputation of the people that have not been
00:25:06.540 accused of any crime like it this is all coming out in theory in some kind of legal context it's
00:25:13.260 it's not really because it's just releasing information but a lot of it did come from
00:25:18.500 court case documents and other things and like if you're gonna associate someone with someone
00:25:23.860 like Jeffrey Epstein like that is smearing their reputation and I think it would be better in my
00:25:31.500 mind to actually investigate privately you know the fbi all that and figure out who to go after
00:25:38.780 like i mean that to me is the frustrating part is it's like we we're pretty sure that some of the
00:25:44.600 people that were really closely associated with epstein did do some bad things and probably should
00:25:49.560 be prosecuted for them but nobody has been right nobody like i don't think there's a single person
00:25:55.740 that other than you know Ghislaine Maxwell that has faced any real consequences and that's the
00:26:03.960 frustrating part so I understand how Thomas Massey feels about it and I do think people
00:26:07.780 like Lex Wegener and you know some of the other ones that are just really closely associated like
00:26:11.480 they're you know clearly close colleagues or friends or whatever and they have lots and lots
00:26:16.460 of contact and some really shady things happening like I think wasn't him or someone else like him
00:26:23.480 didn't they like give Epstein a property for a dollar or something?
00:26:28.340 Oh yeah. Um, I think Wexner gave him the townhome he owned in.
00:26:33.980 Allegedly, you know, allegedly.
00:26:36.720 And I don't, I don't know all the facts. So like I, you know, but I,
00:26:40.800 I think like there's enough smoke there that it seems like there is a lot
00:26:46.260 going on, you know, and, and there probably is some fire.
00:26:49.380 And I do think a lot of this probably will end up never really coming out because it's probably wrapped up in the CIA and a bunch of intelligence agency stuff that will never be released.
00:27:00.060 And so that puts you in a really weird position where like if you expose people like Lex Wexner, but you can't really ever say what happened, then it is kind of like all you're really doing is smearing the guy's reputation and you're never going to actually go after him because it may have actually been a government operation that was authorized for all we know.
00:27:19.000 Maybe I can get Thomas Massey to give me a follow-up statement as to why he decided to say that.
00:27:25.940 Maybe he'll come on.
00:27:27.420 Well, I think he's searching for – I think he was searching for transparency and for people to actually investigate and indict these people named.
00:27:37.420 Yeah.
00:27:37.780 And I understand what he's doing.
00:27:40.120 I wonder if you put the things, my opinion, allegations.
00:27:47.360 He did not.
00:27:49.000 so so basically in he has immunity being that he's in government so that's why they can't
00:27:57.040 release you in for defamation and he's going out you know as we know he's not going to be serving
00:28:03.900 any longer um in office so he's going out with bang you know he's a dangerous man and a great
00:28:12.260 man um in a way um so watch out what else is he gonna do so you know yeah so it was interesting
00:28:22.820 i enjoyed it we'll see what happens marcella will keep giving us the legal take on it oh and
00:28:27.900 what i would just really love to hear okay sorry what were you gonna say there was someone else
00:28:33.040 the face um justice for the uh epstein thinks his name is jean-luc brunel he was arrested in france
00:28:42.640 in december of 2020 so well i guess yeah i i mean maybe i should clarify i was really referring to
00:28:48.500 the united states like i there have been a lot of people in europe and other places who have at
00:28:53.220 least been like they've lost their jobs they've i think what the prince andrew or whatever like was
00:28:59.180 you know lost his prince lost his title or whatever and um so some people in europe it
00:29:06.580 seems like they're taking more seriously than we are you know like they're actually going after
00:29:10.480 some people and but none of that here right and that's what i would love to hear is like i'd love
00:29:16.460 to just hear cash patel come out and say we are actively investigating some people like we're
00:29:21.420 doing some new investigations because that's the part that always got me it's like everybody's
00:29:25.680 talking about releasing documents but i'm pretty sure there aren't any real documents that are
00:29:29.920 going to say here's a smoking gun this person should be in prison because if there was then
00:29:33.580 they would have prosecuted them already but the problem is like why didn't anyone ever investigate
00:29:38.000 any of these people i've seen no evidence that anyone has even done an investigation and i don't
00:29:43.860 necessarily need you to name the people like we're investigating lex wexner and bill gates
00:29:48.080 but go do it and at least tell us you're doing something and tell us you found nothing if you
00:29:53.220 find nothing just do it just like tell us that you know we are going after the people that were
00:29:58.680 associated with Epstein we are we are investigating them you don't have to name anybody but just tell
00:30:03.700 us you're working on it yeah yep yep yep um nobody's above the law right meow tattoo Marcella
00:30:11.100 he doesn't like that we're and we're doing left-wing propaganda I just Bill Gates actually
00:30:17.000 came out recently and said uh he's a different person now or something like he's like oh that
00:30:21.660 you know I'm not I'm I'm in a better place or I don't remember what the words were but it was
00:30:25.700 like he was basically distancing himself from his Epstein associations like that was in the past
00:30:30.040 and I'm like uh dude yeah that never that never gets into the past. Meow tattoo I mean I didn't
00:30:37.700 agree with what Masi was doing I didn't do that you know I that's what I said I didn't agree with
00:30:43.060 him with doing the naming. No that we follow him and that we respect him is a problem um but that's
00:30:50.340 you can respect somebody that is uh um doesn't see the world the way you see it that's right
00:30:57.140 that's right damn it don't worry about it meow okay so we won't leave you meow we're there yeah
00:31:05.540 meow meow okay um i wanted to show you guys all right so i'm jumping what do you want to show us
00:31:11.860 i want to show you another clip i'm jumping all over the place okay so i saw kevin in the chat
00:31:19.140 posted um what did you call it kevin postpartum euphoria and i think it was a picture of you
00:31:26.340 with one of your babies when they were born and i just wanted to give a little shout out and just
00:31:32.740 a little just a little palate cleansing moment for you guys take some sips of coffee this is like a
00:31:37.380 little intermission if you will of just parents and their kids and you know the lengths that they
00:31:44.740 go to to protect them let's just let's just have a fun minute watch out d d d d
00:31:49.380 geez louise people he's coming in hot i got it
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00:32:01.840 did you get that on video
00:32:06.580 I woke up every hour last night.
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00:33:34.580 nothing
00:33:36.340 I just love it
00:33:52.020 I love watching videos especially
00:33:54.100 of like dads catching their kids and saving
00:33:56.220 them I just wanted to give a shout out to the
00:33:58.200 good parents though dad reflexes are
00:34:00.100 real I can tell you from personal experience
00:34:02.180 and I think if
00:34:03.800 if I wasn't there and and my wife wasn't there I think both our kids would be dead I mean I just
00:34:10.040 I can point to specific things where like I was like okay if I wasn't here to step in and have
00:34:15.680 that reflex at that moment oh yeah my kid would be dead like he would be dead and like it it's
00:34:22.580 um you know it's something that a lot of parents are always watchful of and I think you have these
00:34:29.000 instincts and I don't know if it is something that is part of the brain changes that happen
00:34:32.500 when you become a parent, because there are, by the way, I mean, like there's a lot of science
00:34:36.020 behind that. The women are flooded with these pregnancy hormones and it fundamentally changes
00:34:42.120 their brain. And, and I can tell you, my wife has told me that like, she became a super light
00:34:47.800 sleeper when she had her first child and has stayed that way forever. Like it never went away.
00:34:54.280 But, you know, that was, I'm sure, part of our biological evolution to make sure that a mother would be ready to respond if their child needed something.
00:35:06.460 And I've also seen science that there's similar things that happen to men, that when a man becomes a father, his brain changes too.
00:35:14.840 And I think I've pointed this out maybe once before, but there's also this weird thing I noticed, I saw a study on about scent that, you know, that newborn baby smell that people talk about.
00:35:26.440 That apparently they've identified the chemical, what that is, and they studied it and they found that it has opposite effects on men and women.
00:35:35.960 The same thing, that it makes men less aggressive and it makes women more aggressive.
00:35:42.560 Interesting.
00:35:43.120 and I think that's probably also again the same thing right like you don't want the man to be
00:35:48.700 like violent towards their child so you kind of soften a little bit when you become a father but
00:35:52.880 then um at least when they're newborn and um and then the same thing with a woman that you know
00:35:58.620 she's more of the mama bear ready to protect her kid more than she might have been in the past 0.93
00:36:03.200 I can say even being around babies and children like my natural maternal instinct kicks in big
00:36:12.000 time. Like I'm always just like, watch, like if there was a kid anywhere, I'm just like, Oh,
00:36:16.700 watch out, you know, grab the kid or, you know, you just, you just like take over because the
00:36:21.460 instinct is to protect a child. So I like it. I like it. Um, yeah, my dad saved my ass a couple
00:36:28.920 of times and mom, if you're listening, I'll think you can remind me of when you did. I'm going to
00:36:34.200 try to think about it. Um, but anyway, so I wanted to play that. And then I just wanted to give a
00:36:40.420 clip because we keep giving shout outs to like these independent journalists and like man on 0.97
00:36:45.180 the street, women on the street, you know, like your Nick Shirley's that go out there and talk 0.82
00:36:50.020 to people, Nate Friedman. So here's Caitlin Bennett. I don't know if you guys know her. I 0.99
00:36:55.420 bet a lot of you do. And if you want to drop her name in the chat, she's a great follow on X or
00:37:00.400 Instagram, wherever you go. But she's another fearless mama. She's been out there like nine
00:37:06.480 months pregnant with her cameraman a security guard and a microphone talking to people and
00:37:10.720 this isn't anything like dangerous but i'm just telling you she is she's just fearless in her
00:37:16.000 beliefs but anyway so she went out to talk to a couple of lindsey clancy people which the jury
00:37:23.280 is uh resumed again today uh trying to decide her fate but lindsey clancy is the woman who
00:37:30.460 admitted that she murdered her three children. And now there's been a court case happening to
00:37:37.640 decide whether she should be put in prison or a mental institution. That's really all that it's
00:37:42.920 about. No one else is on trial. It's just what her punishment should be. But so the jury 18 minutes
00:37:50.020 ago, breaking news, everybody, 18 minutes ago, came back and said, told the judge that they
00:37:56.140 cannot reach a unanimous verdict in the murder trial. Um, so the judge send them back to try
00:38:02.580 again, but it most likely will be a hung jury, which means that there she's not either guilty
00:38:08.380 or not guilty, but guess what? She gets to be tried again. If the Commonwealth wants to in
00:38:14.580 Massachusetts. So, all right. So if she's not guilty or guilty, where does she go?
00:38:20.580 she can stay possibly in custody if they're going to try her again she would probably remain in
00:38:28.600 custody again and if not waiting awaiting a new trial okay if not um if not then
00:38:36.720 she would be let out right okay all right so here is caitlin bennett if you guys want to tag her in
00:38:44.340 the chat for people to follow caitlin bennett it's caitlin with a k um here she is talking to
00:38:49.980 some women do you stand with her yes or no i don't think she did it yes we feel she's very 0.87
00:38:56.500 sleep deprived her job as a labor and delivery nurse working night shifts and three children is
00:39:01.720 a lot a lot do you have children yes would you ever hurt them yes and no as a as a mom or as a
00:39:08.380 dad i think that you are not perfect so what are the consequences she should face for this obviously
00:39:14.020 she's already in a wheelchair he should go to jail for negligence he was he needs to take care
00:39:19.860 of his kids and that was his responsibility is this any of your girlfriends this is your
00:39:25.200 girlfriend i think you have to do some reflection on that i just have seen a little bit on tiktok
00:39:30.980 of the case i'm watching it on tiktok or like the live streams where are you getting your news that
00:39:37.180 the defense might not be getting theirs i don't but what did you say tiktok uh okay so i bring
00:39:44.500 that up also to say that i know people that think the husband killed the three children which has
00:39:50.740 nothing to do with reality or what's happening but they're watching it on tiktok so tiktok
00:39:56.220 way to go um and i just love how she's like the the boyfriend's got like his head in his hands
00:40:02.800 like oh my god what am i doing and she's like you might want to rethink your relationship
00:40:07.040 so um you should yeah interesting you know i would say that's like number one red flag i could
00:40:14.600 imagine is well maybe i would kill my kids yeah would you hurt your kids well yes and no
00:40:20.080 oh my god well tell us more i thought she's like well she's sleep deprived i'm like a
00:40:26.520 bitch so am i i'm not gonna go murder somebody um yeah this is very difficult case because
00:40:33.020 I just, you know, I personally have never been a mom, but my God, like that baby, eight months.
00:40:41.220 I mean, I can't even see myself killing a fly, land alone, like a human.
00:40:46.620 Are you saying it's difficult just because it's a horrible situation or it's difficult in that it's hard to decide what to do?
00:40:53.140 It's not hard to decide what to do, but it's difficult in remembering who the, you know,
00:41:00.620 one of the things that they never mentioned is the kids the kids that she killed they never can
00:41:05.400 come back she's guilty she's already admitted it and i just you know what my main issue is the
00:41:13.980 prosecution wasn't good enough and i i have to tell you this like they put on really bad um
00:41:22.840 legal if you know they just messed up a lot i i know you know i know how it feels to not
00:41:31.320 get it out right the story or or get you know the evidence right you know in law but they should
00:41:38.540 have put somebody um to prosecutors that are more um how would you say more experienced even if they
00:41:45.460 were going to be men uh prosecutors they should have been there because i think that's what really
00:41:51.540 messed up the the issue one of the issues that i have with the case huge issue is that and this is
00:41:58.500 the legal part is that the prosecution did not explain that you can still have psychosis and
00:42:05.300 still be guilty and not legally insane right manson you you name any bt what is it uh btk
00:42:15.780 unabomber all these people they were not saying people they were not saying we're not going to let
00:42:20.980 them out um under the influence people that kill under the influence you can't be like well i took
00:42:27.940 drugs and my psychiatrist so the main thing that wasn't informed to anybody in the trial is that
00:42:36.340 under psychosis you could still know right from wrong which was not in like no nobody ever said
00:42:43.060 that right i did hear it like from out from someone else yeah but not not during and i didn't really
00:42:49.700 honestly didn't watch the whole thing but i saw enough to say well like why aren't they saying
00:42:53.620 that um and leslie champion um was really great in the what's it rumble and she said you know
00:43:03.060 when it's a hung jury there's no verdict but i i think commonwealth is known to prosecute things
00:43:11.140 again so with the karen reed case some of you know about that case it went on to two trials
00:43:18.100 um and they weren't able to find her guilty she had a hung hung jury the first trial for 0.71
00:43:24.100 karen reed in the commonwealth and the second trial she was found not guilty this lady um monster 0.92
00:43:32.340 i don't even want to talk about her name she will be again tried again most likely
00:43:38.100 and maybe the prosecution will be better maybe you can only improve you know also i i you know
00:43:46.900 somebody told me i didn't like i didn't watch it watch it but someone told me that her lindsey's
00:43:51.380 oldest son ran away from her when she was doing this and was like running to the dad's home office
00:43:57.780 and she chased after him and got him so like you knew what you were doing and you know and then 0.57
00:44:04.100 she wanted to kill herself right so um as somebody said in the chat then the chat she wanted to hurt
00:44:10.260 her husband so he was going to come home to find his three children murdered and his wife dead 0.72
00:44:16.260 so that was her plan um yeah and then you have nine women on the jury i don't know you know
00:44:23.220 why nine women and one of them was two of them were wearing pink yesterday pink is the color of 0.98
00:44:29.220 evil i guess now because they were the supporters of this this monster um they're wearing pink 0.92
00:44:36.580 outside and two of the jury members one was wearing pink pants and one was wearing a pink
00:44:43.860 shirt yesterday you know so i thank you um i thank the the jurors that did not give in
00:44:52.900 which most likely is the manager the men jurors who knows yeah and and and marcel is a hundred
00:45:00.100 percent right like i feel like the the people totally lost in this are the three children
00:45:07.620 and the husband and it's like why why all this support for lindsey i mean you could you could
00:45:15.060 maybe like internally feel sorry for her because she's mentally ill or whatever but like that's
00:45:21.640 where it should end because 90 of your support i feel like should be about the loss of these
00:45:29.320 beautiful children and the father who his three babies were murdered and like their whole extended
00:45:36.180 family and the community. And it's just like, you know, she wanted to die and she didn't.
00:45:41.560 And so now she's living, you know, in a wheelchair paralyzed and, you know, with a million dollars,
00:45:49.420 over a million dollars raised for her from these TikTok ladies and, um, and all this like support
00:45:56.060 and love and understanding. And then I just saw recently some other woman didn't want to give
00:46:00.620 custody or share custody of her, uh, what nine months or no two, two year old, uh, son with her 0.92
00:46:08.380 ex-husband. So she shot her son in the face. So he couldn't have any custody. So this is, you know,
00:46:15.240 it, I really hope a precedent gets set. This is a, I don't want to say a slippery slope, but
00:46:20.480 it's, it's a lot of, uh, attention grabbing for a lot. Bring back the guillotine for her. 1.00
00:46:26.220 something or give me one hour with her yeah and oh and i want you to give us a closing statement
00:46:33.020 on this as the father you know because i feel so bad for this dad and that people are like
00:46:38.980 accusing him i'm like he's not on trial that's unbelievable they're accusing him of anything
00:46:44.420 yeah i mean i i think to me it's just obvious that this woman should be found guilty and punished
00:46:51.560 for what she did. And I don't think there's really anything more to it. I don't think it's
00:46:56.360 a question. I don't fully understand the position of all these women that are coming to her defense 1.00
00:47:03.060 as if it's somehow justifiable. I really don't get it. I don't get how women don't have enough
00:47:11.340 maternal instinct in them to do that. And I kind of wonder if maybe there's something else weird
00:47:15.680 going on with SSRIs or birth control pills or something that's changing how they think because
00:47:21.180 it seems just like anti-human nature yeah it does it does so anyway we'll see what happens but
00:47:30.940 you know let let's make sure we always remember the true victims it's like oj yeah it is like oj
00:47:38.300 but but worse right anything all right so we just have a few minutes left well no we have 10 minutes
00:47:46.100 or so left. So I did want to play this clip. Marcella, you are so funny. Okay.
00:47:54.180 They're like evil Marcella. I just wanted to play. This is Secretary Duffy. Let's have a
00:48:02.220 minute or so with him. And then, Owen, you'll take it from the other side.
00:48:06.580 The last administration let millions of illegals into the country. Now, when those legals came in,
00:48:13.340 Oftentimes, our data on those individuals started on their point of entry.
00:48:19.340 We couldn't go back and look at their countries of origin.
00:48:24.100 We couldn't see their criminal records.
00:48:25.500 We can't see their driving records.
00:48:27.500 We basically have zero information about who these people are, and we took them from point
00:48:32.900 of entry to today in regard to their criminal histories or their driving records.
00:48:38.760 On top of that, the last administration did away with our long-standing safety rules that make sure we get well-qualified drivers driving big rigs, motor vehicles.
00:48:50.180 And then, the last administration allowed truck driving schools to self-certify to say that they meet all of the federal standards to be a certified truck driving school.
00:49:02.660 And what we found is many of those schools don't actually meet that standard.
00:49:08.760 Okay. So what's more frightening in the chat, the illegal drivers, truck drivers,
00:49:16.280 or a new driver like a teenager? Because I feel like between both, it's like a battlefield out
00:49:23.220 there. Um, so Owen thoughts, I mean, I, well, I think you should, you know, pit them against each
00:49:29.080 other and see who wins. Yeah. It's like a derby. Yeah. But, um, no, I, I think it is again,
00:49:36.500 obvious i guess to me that you if you're putting someone behind the wheel of a big rig um they need
00:49:43.880 to be qualified they need to be going through the training they need to know what they're doing
00:49:47.380 because it's a big safety hazard with this massive machine um and we all count on safety on our
00:49:54.520 highways safety on our roads and so i don't i i you know it's i i don't understand why people
00:50:01.860 thought it was okay and maybe it was this you know we need to give the immigrants jobs and
00:50:05.920 not something they can do sort of thought. But it seems like a very bad choice to say,
00:50:12.540 let's put them in front of people where they can have a lot of accidents and kill people and
00:50:16.840 have a huge safety issue. So I'm glad they're correcting it. And I'm glad they're going after
00:50:23.180 the schools. And frankly, I'd like to see some of them go to prison too.
00:50:27.300 Yeah. Amen. And they can't even read English. It's like you can't even read the street signs.
00:50:31.520 So what are we doing? Marcella, your take?
00:50:35.920 I mean, they're causing so much accidents and everything, but a lot of states like California allow illegal immigrants to have driver licenses.
00:50:47.760 I mean, I just, you know, I know I'm not born in America, but I am American now, and I just can't understand some of the legal issues that happen.
00:51:03.620 like for me it's hard to wrap my head around how the states control their highways but you can
00:51:11.940 you know their laws within who can get a license but then you can cross state lines and so you know
00:51:20.540 to me you know I come from this idea that the federal government should be the one to have that
00:51:26.220 I understand the the philosophy behind it but you're always going to have these issues and
00:51:32.320 I almost got killed recently by one of these truck drivers because they decided that they
00:51:42.040 were going to turn left regardless if my car was there or not.
00:51:45.220 So I honked and I was writing my will already because he was just like, oh, you're not there
00:51:53.500 because somehow because you are from another country, you don't know the laws or they don't
00:52:00.840 care.
00:52:01.840 so it's it's troubling but i'm glad that he's doing something about it but i i don't know how
00:52:08.080 much they can do with states like california right oh california um beverly said isn't interstate
00:52:17.120 com uh isn't interstate commerce a federal domain yeah that's usually used um beverly in
00:52:24.720 in cases where you can just use that to bring it to federal compliance using the commerce clause
00:52:34.880 the uh chat is sad there are so many uh stories in the chat about people who yeah sjb i don't
00:52:41.760 have a mexican accent because i'm not from mexico oh sj i had to i had to yes you did
00:52:50.480 All right. So listen, let's, let's hope for the best with that. Okay. Now let's get to our
00:52:58.340 latest from Trey yinxed, um, try time. And, uh, let's, let's hear what's happening over
00:53:06.300 there. President would lose patience with the military aspect of this and withdrawal forces.
00:53:11.980 That's what they were demanding during the conversations about the memorandum of understanding,
00:53:15.760 but there are still more than 50,000 U S soldiers deployed across the middle East,
00:53:19.900 A new aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, arrived in theater. There are fighter jets, refuelers, and tankers prepared for the possibility that conflict resumes at a larger scale than what we're seeing right now.
00:53:31.320 But in the backdrop here, they are facing this economic pressure, and it's not just the sanctions that are taking place targeting regime officials in Tehran.
00:53:39.640 It's the ongoing U.S. naval blockade making it impossible for the Iranians to export their crude oil from the Persian Gulf, and we're seeing this inside of Iran.
00:53:48.260 Just yesterday, we aired that soundbite from a citizen in the capital of Tehran saying the price
00:53:53.300 of goods is rising. We know the inflation is increasing and the Iranian currency is in a
00:53:58.360 freefall, now more than 2.1 riyal to one US dollar. Need a wheelbarrow. Oh, we need a wheelbarrow.
00:54:07.100 Okay. So, Owen, for them to feel it economically, do you think that's going to change anything?
00:54:13.960 I think it could.
00:54:15.260 I guess we'll have to wait and see.
00:54:17.360 I don't know if it will.
00:54:18.840 I mean, I think it's been bad for a long time.
00:54:21.080 They've had high inflation even before all this.
00:54:23.900 And so I know it's been made worse by the war and by the economic pressure and all that.
00:54:30.020 But I did say, I think, I don't know, I think it was maybe on one of the previous shows if it wasn't on the after party.
00:54:35.880 But like, I do think maybe it's more likely that economic pressure could make them collapse rather than military pressure.
00:54:44.740 And so I do think it's probably a good strategy to say, let's focus on the economic stuff, because, you know, at some point they might cry uncle.
00:54:52.800 They might say, OK, we can't do this anymore, or maybe just internally it'll be so much chaos because I can't pay people and they can't buy things and all that, that maybe there would be some kind of uprising internally.
00:55:03.840 but um you know it is warfare and it you know i don't i i i i've expanded my own mental definition
00:55:13.720 of warfare to not just be the physical military kinetic warfare it's also economic it's information
00:55:19.220 warfare it's all kinds of warfare so cyber warfare other things and so i i would say it's definitely
00:55:25.080 part of war that they're doing here and the part that i don't know about or wonder about is like
00:55:31.340 haven't we done all the sanctions like what why do it seems like every few months we're like we're
00:55:38.100 going to put in more sanctions and it's like why didn't you do it all like what put them all in
00:55:42.680 yeah like you know didn't you already do like what why is it this layered approach where you
00:55:49.160 just say okay now we're going to sanction these people and these things and we're going to cut
00:55:52.680 off this like just cut up everything yeah so um as metal seer points out we're you know over six
00:55:59.600 months in on this now. And, um, I think we're exhausting a lot of our, um, weapons and I don't
00:56:11.600 know, like everyone gets upset when I make a claim like that. I'm, that's what I'm hearing. So,
00:56:16.040 you know, I don't know. All right, Marcella, what do you, what do you want to say?
00:56:21.320 They're going to win. That's all I can say. I mean, to be honest, this, this, this has been
00:56:28.680 seven months long conflict but reality you know i don't really see it as a full-on war i guess
00:56:36.280 because i need to see what boots on the ground or something more like more explosions every day or
00:56:41.560 whatever it is it just seems like we are waiting for them to collapse and we're pushing the right
00:56:49.080 buttons to have that happen i do trust in trump to do it um and now my my take as you guys know
00:56:58.680 that it's a China proxy war like it's probably better that we fight you know
00:57:05.760 Iran and collapse them and have China not rice to the level that they are
00:57:14.220 rising with AI with robots with everything else you know so I I'm still
00:57:22.440 you know, on the sidelines, waiting to see. But I still support the US and the commander in chief
00:57:31.840 from doing what he needs to be doing, which is, you know, he knows more than we do about what's
00:57:38.360 going on. That's all I can say. Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure. And you know, the whole thing about
00:57:43.800 munitions and do we have enough weapons do we have to me it's too on the nose kind of story um
00:57:52.440 i don't know it seems like you know you didn't hear that when obama was in afghanistan or doing
00:57:59.720 anything if it was a leftist uh president we wouldn't be hearing that so either it's true
00:58:06.760 but it usually happens during war and we just never hear it because the fake news never tells
00:58:12.760 us because it's a leftist president and um or it's you know or it's like it's just you know
00:58:24.500 it's part of fighting a war you know i think we will get back to where we need to be i worry about
00:58:31.520 i just worry about the you know everyday people here who this war is affecting the most the
00:58:36.660 americans who are paying you know out the ass for everyday things that they need um that concerns me
00:58:45.620 and i might be affecting the iranian people a little more well it might be but you know i'm
00:58:51.980 thinking about here at home people are broke and um you know it sucks but the question is
00:58:58.920 Is the war the reason why we are broke?
00:59:03.920 It makes it worse, right?
00:59:05.820 But it's still, I would think it would make it worse, you know, like Erica says.
00:59:11.260 But at the same time, I don't know, you know, things are here the way they are.
00:59:19.580 Because we came out of, like, we came out of dementia of Biden for years.
00:59:26.860 like and covid and all these things so you know in order to recover it'd be it's more difficult
00:59:35.600 to recover after all yeah no i mean i understand like you know we definitely had issues before this
00:59:41.880 and let's not forget how many of our weapons and how much of our money has gone to ukraine
00:59:46.560 um so i feel like we were already depleted on our stockpile of things because of ukraine and
00:59:54.360 that's still going on. Um, and then we just add in a whole other war and, you know, and snuck
01:00:00.460 Venezuela in there. And it's just like, Oh my God. So yeah, you know, it's bad for people in Iran.
01:00:07.820 I know it's worse for them than it is here, but I, I kind of just really care about what's
01:00:12.680 happening here. So I, I do believe Trump knows a lot more than we know he better. I would hope he
01:00:20.560 does. Um, and I think he has a really good team around him and you know, like all of that is true,
01:00:26.100 but I am just kind of like, can somebody please focus on America? Somebody please focus on
01:00:33.200 America. Um, I, I would just beg them to help the people here. Cause it's, it's been since COVID
01:00:42.500 that I feel like America needs some time focused on us. So, um, you know, I guess it'll, it'll just
01:00:50.180 keep going and we'll have another little tray yanks update tomorrow i'm sure but tomorrow we
01:00:56.160 have uh owen will not be here tomorrow i know it's terrible um we're gonna miss you owen um
01:01:02.560 sorry about that yeah we're sad um but thomas corbett dylan will be joining us for the first
01:01:10.040 half hour and um i just saw him he was just on tim cast last night he's definitely making the
01:01:16.400 rounds, but he's fun. He's spirited. I like him from the UK. So if you guys have UK questions,
01:01:23.320 don't DM me, but like, just put them like in our, our school chat, you know, like, let me know if
01:01:30.240 you have any specific questions you want us to ask him. And then filling in for Owen tomorrow will
01:01:35.380 be Kyle Becker for the hour. So we're looking forward to Kyle being here too. So that'll be fun.
01:01:39.740 all right so you guys no unsolicited pictures to eric either yeah definitely not me marcella
01:01:49.200 speaks for herself so send them over oh my gosh all right so all right you guys so listen let's
01:01:58.560 say thank you to scott and shelly for allowing the show to continue thank you to every single
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01:02:21.380 close them right now. They're open. Oh, Annie, Annie on YouTube. If you can hear me, Annie,
01:02:27.540 I need you to reach out to me. I don't know if you're on X, but, um, I need to tell you something.
01:02:33.400 so please reach out to me if you can um somehow some way okay you guys so thank you to scott and
01:02:39.880 shelly again thanks to all of you and um we want to give a closing special thank you and a final
01:02:47.240 sip to our beloved scott adams to scott to scott to scott marcella they love your dirty laugh
01:02:57.240 by the way on youtube you can actually message each other so you can you have a message um
01:03:08.280 on youtube.com so you can message annie that way all right annie try to find me a message me okay
01:03:15.240 so you guys um i'm gonna play a scott akira song oh really yes with a video so um you don't have
01:03:23.880 to see our mugs. Okay. If you want to stay, stay. If you can't, you can't. I'll miss you,
01:03:28.360 Metal Seer. Okay. Let's go. It's literally everything. And on top of that, you've got
01:03:36.880 TikTok doing these videos, childless adults saying how great their weekends are because
01:03:44.700 they don't have many kids. Now I have two feelings about that. Number one, they're totally right
01:03:49.900 about how great the weekend is from them kids.
01:03:53.340 However, I'll just speak for myself.
01:03:56.360 There's almost nothing I ever did as a single person
01:04:01.140 that was as fun as getting up on a Saturday morning
01:04:04.900 and watching my stepdaughter at the time play soccer.
01:04:11.140 There's nothing I did that was more fun than that.
01:04:15.740 And was it easy?
01:04:18.520 Nope.
01:04:19.900 It was driving, and waking up, and getting food, and making sure everybody's taken care of, and you gotta bring chairs down, and cancel everything else, and it's a lot of work.
01:04:30.240 There's nothing I did that was more, more fun than that.
01:04:35.060 Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. That's it. 1.00
01:04:42.180 Couldn't top that. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. 1.00
01:04:49.080 The second thing, like the best moments ever, do you ever think about what you would remember
01:04:55.440 if your life flashed in front of you like you're dying?
01:05:01.360 I don't know if that really happens, but do you ever think, like, what do you call your
01:05:04.960 life?
01:05:07.680 Because I find that there are moments that I call my life.
01:05:13.400 Do you ever have that?
01:05:14.140 Like, I don't think, if my life were flashing before my eyes, I don't think I would think
01:05:24.220 about my Dilbert career.
01:05:27.540 You know, 35 years of doing it every day, I don't think I would think about it.
01:05:32.500 I'll tell you what I would think about, if I can.
01:05:36.860 I would think about watching Disney movies with my stepkids.
01:05:44.140 That's it, that's what I would think about
01:06:14.140 Watch yourself go a place of it
01:06:44.140 Thank you.
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