Blunders, blunders and more bloody blunders. Yes, it's another episode of the Krusty Canuck Podcast. This week's episode is all about a recent blunder by the Veterans Affairs Department, and a rant about Fiverr.
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00:01:52.020And I want to say a special thing to some people on the Fiverr program, Fiverr app there.
00:01:58.980Basically, Fiverr is a place where you can go to get assistance when it comes to promotion.
00:02:03.020Now, personally, I am getting sick and tired of certain individuals harassing me to say, oh, I'll give you this and I'll give you that, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:02:13.040Now, if anybody on the Fiverr application sees my work and they want to help me with promotion and all that too, firstly, I'll pay attention.
00:02:23.520Okay, there's been two situations where I've hired someone from Fiverr to give me a hand, give me some insight.
00:02:30.740Okay, and it only proved to be, how do you say, not as an advantage for me because I ended up spending $60 on trying to get some promotion.
00:02:39.300And the promotion I got was, how do you say, lackluster.
00:02:42.360So, anybody, with the exception of a few people that I have hired, that I have talked to, on a personal level, the rest of you clowns out there that want to take my work and exploit it and not help me get ahead, bugger off.
00:04:34.340But what I heard and what I read was really effing disturbing.
00:04:40.700An individual calls Veterans Affairs, asks for assistance, and the person on the other side of the telephone, an actual case manager, recommended this person consider suicide.
00:05:33.940It's a goddamn slap in the face again.
00:05:36.680Now, regardless of how you personally feel about warfare and combat and conflicts, there are people I know that are still serving today that have put their asses on the line and still put their asses on the line.
00:05:49.320And there are people in my life that are firefighters, police officers, and even some frontline responders that are more than willing to go above and beyond to pull someone out of a fire, out of a car wreck, out of damaged property.
00:06:03.120That will take a bullet that will take a bullet that will die for this nation or die for their community or die for their family to keep people alive, to keep people safe.
00:06:13.760Now, when I heard about this individual that works for Veterans Affairs recommending that someone do that to themselves because of depression and anxiety, then you might as well say that to everybody else that has gone through depression, especially the past three effing years with the beer bug and with the jibby jabs and with the administrations and with the fines and with the charging and with the ridicule.
00:06:43.100Okay, what kind of professional advice is that to give somebody, okay?
00:06:48.720What kind of professional recommends that for someone who is going through a rough time?
00:06:54.960Now, I can understand if you are terminally ill, if you have a cancer or a disease that confines you to a wheelchair that puts you in a vegetative state or puts you in a coma,
00:07:05.680or you as the individual, or you as the individual do not want to live your life in agony or pain, and I'm talking physical and emotional, okay?
00:07:16.380Leave it up to the individual, but don't recommend that to someone who's reaching out and saying, hello, I need a hand.
00:07:23.900Like, that's just well beyond insulting.
00:07:33.400And personally, I think you, sir or madam, whoever you may identify, got to be fired.
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00:09:36.480So, anyway, carrying on with more of the blunders, blunders, blunders.
00:09:39.560Like I said, this episode, I've been away for about a month.
00:09:42.620So, I don't have all my facts and figures, but there'll be stuff in the descriptions for you to follow in regards to the veteran issue I just talked about and in regards to Mr. Trudeau talking with the German Chancellor in regards to freaking hydrogen technology.
00:10:35.720I think the third largest reserve on the planet, if I'm not mistaken.
00:10:38.660Now, in order for us to get out of debt, in order for us to pay this ridiculous debt that was brought to you by the liberal government, and I will say liberal government, and I don't really care how many libtards out there who love Justin's hair and his socks are going to intervene and say, you don't know what you're talking about.
00:10:52.600But when I do, okay, because I have to work 50-plus hours a week to make ends meet.
00:10:59.580My wife has to work 40 hours a week to make ends meet.
00:11:02.540So, between the two of us, we're working 90 hours a week to keep things afloat.
00:11:13.480Now, Justin talked to the German Chancellor.
00:11:16.580Basically, we're going to help you with hydrogen technology because, you know, winter's coming to Europe just like it's coming to North America.
00:11:22.140And Germans might freeze because of the deals they've made with Russia over the years.
00:11:31.020Now, we're sitting on a big reserve of natural gas in this country that we could very well put to market, that we could very well sell to Europe at a decent price and make lots of money here.
00:11:41.720To cut down the national debt, to bring things to life again, to put more production, to put more people to work in the oil patch, put more people to work in the logistics patches, too, to send said fuel to said countries.
00:11:55.300But, no, no, we've got Prime Minister and we've got his cronies backing him up on the bills like C-69, I believe, which was about gender parity and the impact of oil work on females.
00:12:07.440When there's a lot of females I know personally that kick ass in the oil patch, by the way.
00:12:10.600So, that myth has been debunked, right?
00:12:53.180I don't know about any other guys that I've talked to in the patch.
00:12:56.620Have seen any kind of schematic or any kind of plan through a little bird's mouth or a little bird's eye view in regards to something being built.
00:13:05.080Have you, my audience, have you heard anything about a hydrogen project being built?
00:15:37.960But if we're going to have a military in this country, we should do our best to look after it.
00:15:41.360Just like every city does their best to look after their fire services or police services or their sewage services or their welfare services.
00:15:50.360Why is it so hard for the federal government to clue in and say, okay, we've got to buy this now, get this done, and get that done in a period of maybe, let's say, a minimum of two years?
00:16:01.180Because you have bureaucratic red tape everywhere.
00:16:03.760You have all these boards that have to put the check in the box to verify this.
00:16:07.220You have people that sit in these boards that have music degrees and have no idea about tactics or logistics, but because they have a special degree in music or some other gender-bending dichotomy, they make decisions on what you and I should use to protect ourselves or what's going to be used for you and I to be protected in case there's a foreign enemy that lurks around the corner.
00:16:30.660Now, what you may believe about Russia and China, I would believe the majority of people in Russia don't want to fuck with anybody.
00:16:37.220I believe the majority of people in China don't want to fuck with anybody.
00:16:40.720It's just the policies and their parties that call the shots.
00:16:43.720Kind of the same thing here with our liberal overlords that don't want to really hurt anybody, but we'll tell you what to think, what to stick in your mouth and put in your nose.
00:19:05.580Scrapping used to say, he tried to convince me that all those chemicals that are in that ice every year goes outside, and it sits in the parking lot, and kids end up playing in it, and they end up getting sick.
00:19:17.200And this guy actually believed what he was saying.
00:19:20.940So, I'm like, okay, wait for it, okay?
00:19:35.960You might have some remnants of the paint from the lines in there, or whatever advertising logos you see using center of ice of every major arena, or every small town arena.
00:19:51.060So, what kind of chemicals in there are going to make their kids, you know, go blind, or their arms go smaller, or get, you know, little pine cones growing out of their skull, honestly?
00:24:03.180Regardless of how you feel about this statue or that statue.
00:24:06.480Regardless of how you feel about this institution or that institution.
00:24:09.000Need I remind my audience, too, that with the incidents that happened last summer with the so-called mass graves, have they done any digging yet?
00:24:57.420So when I hear these politicians speak, when I hear these chancellors speak, when I hear these so-called know-it-alls and environmental strategists speak, they don't know my goddamn thing.
00:25:08.180They're not out there with the people.
00:25:09.740They're not out there working, you know, digging the holes, building the homes.
00:25:13.060They're not out there feeding the cattle.
00:25:14.180They're not out there slaughtering the animals.
00:25:16.160They're not out there trying to make their life easier.
00:25:17.840They're making it easier based on you, ladies and gentlemen.
00:30:39.340It's all about you being an adult, making better decisions, making proper decisions for yourself and your future, what you think is right for you.
00:30:45.900But if you're going to borrow $40,000 to study courses at this school or that school, and those courses do not really promise you any kind of proper career direction, then why'd you go?
00:31:44.160Well, maybe you shouldn't have taken liberal arts.
00:31:45.640Maybe you should have gotten industrial arts on how to work a machine, how to work a hammer, drill, nails, how to draw something, how to build something.
00:31:52.300And then maybe you could benefit yourself and benefit society with that too.