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00:01:54.000You know when you're able to watch another guy and laugh your fucking balls up?
00:01:59.000And then you come inside, and then you're talking more comedy with all the dudes in there, and then you go in the little room, and you're telling me, because I'm way out of my element last night.
00:02:10.000I was just like this whole time, like, what the fuck is going on right now?
00:02:35.000Well, I'm in the Korean room and you're just, you know, the guys are talking about fighting and you're just like, just every movie, you're like, dude, you've got to go slow.
00:04:15.000And I think we're just—humans are so adaptable, man.
00:04:18.000You look at people that live in horrible conditions and they seem fine.
00:04:21.000Like, you ever see, like, these videos of these villages where these kids are playing and there's just dirt, there's nothing else, and they're just kicking around a homemade soccer ball laughing and giggling?
00:04:31.000Joe, so two years ago, we go on a big vacation, right?
00:09:20.000They have these wood cuts where they wedge into each other perfectly, and then they have a separate wedge that they put in each piece to secure it in place.
00:09:30.000And they built this house this way with no nails over a hundred years ago.
00:09:35.000Is this like the log cabin thing, too?
00:11:07.000Because it's not like they didn't have nails back then.
00:11:10.000But what's fascinating about someone who's willing to commit to building stuff like this is like, this is engineering, this is art, this is architecture.
00:11:20.000I mean, these guys, look at how they're doing this, man, when they're making all these things slide into each other and secure in place with wedges.
00:13:23.000I stood there, and every time he was looking, it looked like I was like, and then he caught on like 50. He's like, bro, you haven't even, kid, you haven't even gotten one in.
00:13:49.000Dude, when I watch those Alex Honnold videos, that guy climbing the mountains, where it's like at this angle, he's like literally hanging on with his fingers and toes, crawling his way thousands of feet above the rocks.
00:20:15.000With vitamin D? If people had adequate levels of vitamin D. I don't know if that's real, but I read this whole report on it, and I was like, if that number's real, and they knew that vitamin D was essential to fighting off diseases,
00:20:30.000if they knew that it was essential to your immune system, and they didn't tell everybody, they didn't just scream it from the rooftops, hey, there's this cheap thing that you can get.
00:21:50.000And then out of nowhere, someone goes, hey man, I ate this plant.
00:21:55.000I'm not saying no, I'm just telling you, I ate this plant, and it was this berry, actually it kind of tasted normal, but I ate the berry, and then I did like 10 jumping jacks, and fucking stood out in the sun for an hour, and I don't know which of the river me, but it helped.
00:22:07.000Do you think one person will go, whoa!
00:23:55.000So, I have a great friend, and his daughter, college, gets the shot.
00:24:10.000She ends up in an emergency room, and she's got blood clots on her liver.
00:24:19.000And they're all like, you know, what do you think of it?
00:24:21.000Well, you know, she rose a lot on the row team.
00:24:26.000Are you really going to believe that's what it was?
00:24:31.000Well, people do anything to not blame it on the vaccine.
00:24:35.000When there's an injury, people want to find all sorts of other reasons.
00:24:39.000If there was any other thing that came along that was a new, novel remedy for things, and then there was this host of side effects that were attached to it, people would want to be investigating those side effects.
00:24:51.000But because this thing came along during the pandemic, And what Robert Malone talks about, where you have one solution that's presented to a problem that's isolating society, people are literally trapped,
00:25:06.000and this one thing is offered up as a solution, and anything that's opposing that gets attacked.
00:25:12.000Because everybody does the work of the propaganda machine.
00:25:15.000The regular people do that work because they genuinely believe that you're a knucklehead if you don't go and get vaccinated and you're going to fuck this up for everybody and we're never going to get back to work.
00:25:26.000So they have that in their head and that's their narrative.
00:25:43.000But I feel like people like him and everyone that have been out there, even the ones that believed everything, and that's okay, because they get scared, and I get it.
00:26:40.000Like to purposely keep people from getting healthy and actually stopping people?
00:26:47.000What if your mother that you that's your angel in your life and what's being forced and threatened and ridiculed and shamed is that child or that husband And they do it.
00:27:11.000And the people that created all this, let's not pretend they don't exist.
00:27:16.000The people that created this, they knew exactly what they were doing.
00:27:29.000I don't know how you explain it in any other way.
00:27:32.000Well, what gets really creepy is if they're ignoring evidence on certain things that could be beneficial.
00:27:42.000Because those things are not going to earn the money because then you lose all trust in them because like all you're offering up is a Pharmaceutical remedy for whatever the situation is you're not saying that there's any other things that can help when we know that human bodies There's a lot of things going on man and your nutrient levels are very important your Metabolic health is very important for your immune system.
00:28:06.000All those things are connected and together and to think that the way to fix that is only an injection Says who?
00:28:15.000And why are we listening to people that say that?
00:28:24.000We should be encouraging people to be fit and healthy and to make healthy food choices and to take supplements and to exercise regularly and to like meditate.
00:28:35.000All those things are as good as medicine.
00:28:39.000If what you could get from being healthy was available in a medicine, it would be the most popular medicine in the fucking world.
00:28:48.000What you could get from being a fit, healthy, happy person, holy shit would that be a valuable medicine.
00:31:35.000Like while they were doing it, someone had been writing it going, oh my god, this is like such dick stuff, but I love being a fucking dick.
00:32:11.000And you see the response that Bud had, the most recent response?
00:32:14.000It's like the fucking dumbest pro-America rah-rah-rah.
00:32:21.000Like we don't know who you really are now.
00:32:24.000There's like interviews with the lady who is the head of Bud Light talking about why they did it and about the old sort of frat culture attached to Bud Light.
00:32:33.000Dismissing the people and like the humor of the people that like Bud Light.
00:32:38.000And so they're going to change that with this crazy attention whore on day 365 of being a woman.
00:32:46.000I mean, we are in a fucking Coen Brothers movie.
00:34:23.000You can't come out in, like, chick's clothes and then turn around and bring a stallion out.
00:34:29.000Well, the problem is, if you let CEOs talk about stuff like that and give their opinions about stuff like that, then everybody knows who you are.
00:34:38.000So you can't just make this commercial, like, where's this coming from?
00:36:29.000There's videos of her talking about it.
00:36:31.000There's videos of her talking about why she made the decision to do this.
00:36:37.000But it's like you can say that we want other people like America's freedom and the freedom to be whoever you want.
00:36:45.000If you want to be a woman for day 368, that's your freedom too.
00:36:49.000But if you're doing that and trying to like change who buys the company and dismiss all the other people who buy the beer from the company, that's so dumb.
00:38:57.000It's a stamped steel electric all off-road vehicle that's bulletproof.
00:39:04.000It could stop a 45 round It's you can raise and lower the height so you can off-road on this fucking thing It looks like it's a hundred years in the future when you're standing next to it is Absolutely the coolest looking car I've ever seen like you see on in pictures have you ever seen in pictures?
00:39:23.000No, if you see it in pictures, it looks fucking badass But if you see it in person you realize how big this thing is and then you get in it.
00:39:30.000It's fucking gorgeous That's what it looks like That's when that thing comes out You can't make enough of these fucking things.
00:39:39.000These goddamn things are gonna be everywhere.
00:39:41.000Everyone's gonna have a bulletproof car.
00:39:44.000Like, Bill Gates is making a terrible choice.
00:40:39.000Yeah, I went to visit the Gigafactory, and they had it at the Gigafactory, and they had been off-roading in it, so it was all covered in mud and shit.
00:41:51.000I want my hands on the wheel, and I want to concentrate.
00:41:54.000Yeah, there's a guy who, also a friend, and he does all electric car stuff around the world, and I remember the first time he got me in one of those Teslas, and he's like, look, you can, and he kept turning around, and yes, it would go around a curb.
00:48:48.000Muscle cars are like, you're balling, but muscle cars are like, You know, that's a car that pretty much anybody who saves up money can get a version of a muscle car.
00:49:00.000It's like you're not going to get a version of a new Ferrari convertible.
00:50:14.000It was so crude and so loud and so like so silly Like anytime you want it when you're making a turn you stop on the gas the ass and kicks out I was like this car is so ridiculous.
00:53:58.000The good thing about that is you see trouble ahead.
00:54:01.000Like if you're in a little car, like a low car, the problem is like sometimes shit's happening ahead of you and you don't know why everybody's gonna hit the brakes.
00:54:08.000So you don't see it until like a second or two after someone who's higher up gets a view of it.
00:56:26.000He was driving, and we were taking this dirt road, and we go through this creek, and we're going up this little hill, and he stomps on the brakes real quick.
00:56:34.000And he goes, look at that fucking lion!
00:56:36.000And I look, and I just see these glowing eyes that are underneath this tree.
00:56:42.000And the headlights, it was just getting dusk out, and the headlights were catching his eyes, and his eyes were glowing.
01:01:38.000The real way to live is to live real close by to your food.
01:01:42.000Everything is getting shipped in and it has to go up an elevator to get to the 50th floor.
01:01:48.000But you got some banana like me when I was like 18 and I was shipping produce and then you got like cherry tomatoes on top and I'm stoned out of my bird.
01:01:57.000And you're eating the cherry tomatoes?
01:01:58.000No, I'm eating the cherry tomatoes and the guy's like, now listen, when you go down the stairs, if you feel the thing going, I'm pretty sure it was a fucking mobster restaurant.
01:12:09.000It's so spooky that that's happening right now on Earth, you know, and Russia is invading Ukraine, and they're using tanks and drones, and what is that, Jamie?
01:12:19.000Drone dropped a grenade inside of a tank hole.
01:14:23.000Now, some people say that, but there's others that say that because the UN and they've been the most corrupt country in the world, blah, blah, blah.
01:16:29.000So both those things are true and then Russia really did invade Ukraine and this is horrific and they're shooting missiles into apartment buildings and all that stuff's true, too So there's both sides that are true.
01:16:40.000It's like it seems like there were some There were some strategic things that were being done that Russia felt was very threatening Do we know what they did what NATO did in terms of like moving arms closer to Russia?
01:16:55.000What about the bioweapons that supposedly America had there, and they tried to say no, and then when it was brought up, they openly admitted, yes, we have biological weapons in Ukraine.
01:17:35.000I'm sure they must work on some things because I know that other countries work on things.
01:17:40.000I interviewed a guy back in the day who worked for the Soviet Union and he had defected and it was for this sci-fi show and he was explaining to me how they have like giant supplies of anthrax.
01:17:54.000And their biological weapons program was very robust.
01:17:58.000Like, they have a real biological weapons program filled with shit that could kill everybody.
01:18:28.000In the beginning, everybody thought that that was what was really going on, and that we were going in there to stop this from happening, because we realized, like, this guy is funding terrorism, and he's got weapons of mass destruction, he's gonna kill us all, but it turns out to not be true at all.
01:18:40.000Yeah, but the people that pushed that narrative knew it wasn't true.
01:18:44.000And they funded it very well, and a lot of people got murdered, like innocent people that still come back with no legs, they don't get funded, and they're watching, you know, Trans Guy of the Year, and they're special, and their legs got blown off for a cause, and they're sitting there in a fucking van that drives them around,
01:19:45.000With lying and getting us into these positions.
01:19:49.000If regular people talk to one, I guarantee if you did a fucking podcast with real humans in Russia, real humans in Ukraine, real humans everywhere, The people in control get scared real fucking quick because they'll see we all have a deeper connection.
01:20:35.000I just don't want to close all avenues that I've heard.
01:20:38.000But I do believe that there was NATO... Okay, here.
01:20:41.000Putin's goal of preventing NATO expansion essentially backfired when Finland and Sweden were motivated by the invasion of Ukraine to apply to join the military bloc.
01:21:48.000When this happened, a lot of people left Ukraine and they banned all men from leaving because they had to stay in fight.
01:21:55.000Were they saying that NATO had arms that they were moving closer to the Russian border as well, like when someone joins NATO, or is it just that since that army is now in NATO? What was the dispute in terms of that?
01:22:12.000It seems like if I was Putin and everyone's joining the opposition right next to me, I would also get concerned.
01:22:55.000There's no reason Why humanity, we have the microphones, to be able to start talking to one another, the leaders could sit there and listen, but if their interest is our,
01:23:12.000as far as the humans that are occupying that, that they say they're there to take care of, they need to hear what we want.
01:23:20.000But what we don't want is world leaders putting everyone's lives in danger.
01:23:37.000Everyone needs to be held responsible who's pushing for complete madness.
01:23:42.000Okay, so this is what Russia's fear...
01:23:44.000Okay, according to Stephen Kotkin, professor of Russian history at Princeton University, Putin believes that Russia rightfully deserves a sphere of influence...
01:23:58.000It's near abroad to Putin Ukraine is not a state because it's not sovereign small or weak states are only instruments in the hands of the great powers Where where we see Moscow's aggression Putin sees defense if Russia cannot control Ukraine Then the West will thus countries like Ukraine become platforms for invasion and then the West will dismember Russia and As the USSR was dismembered the way of thinking Russia goes back to the czars Russia
01:24:28.000has no natural borders on its periphery and Stalin believed that without hegemony in Eastern Europe He would be subject to infiltration and subversion But the peoples of Eastern Europe did not want to be forced to live under communism and thus arose the very hostile hostility rather Stalin feared Interesting.
01:24:48.000So it was all about controlling the borders in the beginning, and that's what they were worried about.
01:25:41.000Yeah, they have illegal Chinese police stations where they bus people for doing things that China thinks are crimes.
01:25:49.000Wait, but are they busting Chinese people or Americans?
01:25:53.000They're busting people from China that are living in America.
01:25:57.000I don't know what the citizenship is, but I think that what they're doing is operating as a police force for the Chinese government in America.
01:26:05.000Defendants are New York City residents who allegedly operated the police station in Lower Manhattan and destroyed evidence when confronted by the FBI. So these guys, they had their own little police station.
01:26:19.000They were charged with opening and operating a legal overseas police station located in Lower Manhattan, New York, for a provincial branch of the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China.
01:26:49.000Interesting that this is such a big crime, but...
01:26:54.000You could stab someone, they'll let you out the next day.
01:27:33.000You hear things moving in the water, like you hear little drips and then you hear like Did you hear about that prisoner in Georgia that got eaten alive by bedbugs?
01:31:34.000Or also, maybe they got kind of swindled into doing this thing because all these other celebrities were doing it and all these scientists were doing it.
01:31:42.000One of the things that it seems to me that if you can get a bunch of people that are really famous to go to a place and, you know, say, hey, like...
01:31:51.000Have you ever been invited to something and they'll tell you, oh, such and such is coming as well?
01:40:48.000And then you see the fact, he goes, Pleasure Island?
01:40:51.000And he goes, no, no, no, they don't come back as little boys.
01:40:58.000So you've got to think, in 1940, when they're writing this, the guys that are writing this, they must have probably heard stories about children getting sex trafficked.
01:41:10.000They must have heard those stories, because we've heard those stories.
01:41:13.000We've heard those stories as adults, where there was always stories about some weird Government in Italy was to say where the original story was written the donkey is a symbol of stupidity the moral behind pleasure island Is that little boys who scoff at education and moral codes set forth by their parents preachers and authority figures will engage in Jackass behavior instead such as fighting vandalism underage drinking and often destined to grow up to become men who have no option to To make a living except through back
01:41:43.000-breaking manual labor, and there are plenty of people in the world, such as the coachman, who will take advantage of that.
01:41:51.000I think maybe there's a little more going on there.
01:41:54.000Your interpretation of that, that's such a shallow interpretation of them kidnapping boys.
01:42:01.000And saying they don't come back as boys?
01:42:04.000We're just trying to help their education.
01:42:06.000And that he's evil, so like, what value would he have for the- what's the value of those boys if you're not sexualizing them?
01:42:14.000Like, it seems like that's a very specific possibility that's happening.
01:42:18.000Just very incredible that no one talks about that.
01:42:22.000Have you ever seen any of those documentaries about, like, government officials who get busted?
01:44:36.000Well, if you care about children- And you're just gonna let an article like that just- All the children that are coming in through the border.
01:44:40.000Did you see that thing that Carrie Lake tweeted?
01:47:22.000Did we ever figure, they think that smallpox, we brought smallpox to the Native Americans, but the Native Americans might have given syphilis to us.
01:47:33.000That might have been how syphilis made its way back to Europe.
01:47:38.000There was like two different kinds of syphilis, they think.
01:47:43.000They think one of them, I think, they're saying might have come from them fucking animals.
01:47:49.000So it's like literal like VD from animals.
01:48:01.000There's like, I believe there's that form.
01:48:02.000And I think there's another form that they think like Columbus might have brought back from like, it's like it was similar around that time.
01:48:12.000When the syphilis outbreak hit Europe.
01:48:15.000It was when people returned from the New World.
01:48:24.000I don't know what to believe about anything anymore.
01:48:27.000Medieval DNA suggests Columbus didn't trigger syphilis epidemic in Europe.
01:48:32.000Skeletons provide first DNA evidence of the diverse strain of syphilis circulated in Europe before 1492. Right, but I think what they're saying is there was always a syphilis, but that syphilis was the syphilis that came from fucking animals, and that the syphilis that came from North America was different.
01:48:51.000I think that was the thing that I had read.
01:48:54.000You think we're the only species that does that?
01:55:41.000Touching the bottom of that thing, maybe it comes and scrapes underneath your nuts and asshole because it's like literally like inches below the kayak, ready to flip it.
01:58:27.000I feel better in the open water, because I feel like the gator's less threatened, but in where that guy was, I don't know if I can do that.
01:58:36.000He thought that that was like an invader.
01:58:37.000That gator thought that that was an invader.
01:58:39.000And if it's mating season, that's another thing.
02:07:17.000And now those hundreds are half a million.
02:07:21.000There's a half a million pythons, they estimate.
02:07:25.000So, because Burmese python invasion of South Florida Everglades, populations of raccoons and opossums dropped roughly 99%, and some species of rabbits and foxes effectively disappeared.
02:07:37.000Species that had long flourished here were being decimated by the aggressive newcomers.
02:14:22.000But yeah, I think about that too, because where I take my bike out, the water's got gators in it, and I'm always like, okay, maybe I shouldn't mess around.
02:18:21.000But I don't think the way the policing is in this country, the way people have lost respect for law enforcement, all that defund the police shit has real consequences.
02:19:22.000I mean, the most horror for so many people in the fire department, police, you show up, and they're like, yeah, the kid's dead in the back.
02:19:37.000And that's the side, you know, you just show a clip that happened at one particular incident and then the demons, we call it news media, the monsters, the creators of pure evil and violence and mind control and emotion control, spit out and then boom,
02:19:54.000they hit the nerve knowing they can manipulate and control and spread violence.
02:20:00.000Well, it's also activists wanted to Say that the problem was cops are showing up, law enforcement, for things that should just involve counselors and that these cops are not qualified to do that so they're gonna defund that aspect of the police.
02:20:14.000The problem is just that narrative alone devalues the police.
02:20:19.000It's like you put this thing out there that we need to stop funding the police.
02:20:25.000No, the crime is the fucking problem and the problem is no one does a damn thing to prevent long-term crime by Enriching communities by going into these places instead of spending 40 billion dollars to fight this fucking proxy war with Ukraine and Russia instead of doing that What about fixing these fucking cities that have been?
02:20:45.000Economically disenfranchised since who the fuck knows when that's right Just decade upon decade upon decade of the same kinds of crime in the same neighborhoods And you expect people to come out of that and pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
02:21:56.000And I'd love to see the statistic of when welfare came out, how communities thrived or plummeted after that because they didn't have a drive for themselves.
02:22:09.000They're under the illusion that they're going to be taken care of.
02:22:12.000That is a very dangerous thing for people if you can keep them complacent and with a certain level of income.
02:22:18.000And just just keep that amount of money where they don't have to do anything and a lot of people get conditioned and But the other thing is like how do you get people off of that?
02:22:28.000Like without extreme willpower and discipline and like working really really hard to get off of that and then Deciding you're not going to accept that money anymore Like for some people it's easier to just stay in that little system and that goes on in every level Yeah.
02:22:57.000A, it's human nature, but B, there's a lack of hope.
02:23:00.000So if you gave that welfare check to places where people are thriving and doing things they love to do, then it wouldn't be so bad because they just keep doing things they love to do and thriving, right?
02:23:11.000And then maybe they would find other stuff to do for a living and they wouldn't need welfare.
02:23:15.000If you're doing it to people that live in despair, that's when it's sick.
02:23:19.000Like, there's something sick about it because it's like all you're doing is putting a little band-aid on it and you are giving people food and you are giving people shelter and that is good.
02:23:27.000It's definitely better than them being homeless.
02:23:48.000The real problem is people have a lack of hope, lack of positive role models.
02:23:53.000Everybody that you know is either involved in crime or the victim of crime or avoiding crime or it's like you're dealing with constant violence and crime.
02:24:02.000But give me your money, and I'll go fix Ukraine.
02:25:53.000And I go, Joe, I don't know who this Joe is, but I will seek him and tell him you're looking for him.
02:26:00.000I read a story once where John Voight and Angelina Jolie were having a phone call, and in this story they were saying that they were talking in character.
02:28:18.000It's like he did all those spaghetti westerns, which were amazing, but then he went back and did a real movie on what life in the West was like.
02:28:27.000So instead of it being sort of glossed over spaghetti western like he did with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and a lot of other things, this one was like horrific.
02:28:35.000Like really probably accurate as to how brutal life in that time period was.
02:29:25.000It's so different than the style of movies that he used to do about westerns because he flipped it on its head and made it...
02:29:35.000It's a horrific, it's not in any way glorified, like nothing's glorious, the people are cowards, it's like they're human, everything works and he's like reprehensible.
02:29:49.000He's a complete sociopath that has no problem, just a psychopath, has no problem killing people.
02:29:56.000It doesn't raise his heartbeat at all.
02:29:58.000That's one of the reasons why he's so good at killing people.
02:30:39.000So, like, not Yellowstone, but the early ones, like the 18, whatever it is, and there's, like, three different Yellowstones that are running now.
02:30:45.000Well, I want to say this one was more recent, and it's the guy, you know the guy in Casino that runs, he goes up to De Niro, he's like, I really like you to get my son to, I mean, my nephew to work again.
02:33:05.000And those people made it across the country.
02:33:06.000There were so many fucking bad people.
02:33:08.000There were so many outlaws, and just horrific conditions, and no law enforcement, and just fucking chaos.
02:33:14.000Well, there's a scene in there, and it actually reminded me, when I watched it last night, you did something last night.
02:33:21.000It was a little part of one of the sets, and you're talking about the tribal, like, we used to, oh, you were like, we used to be able to just maim and kill.
02:33:32.000For most of history, it was very horrific.
02:35:41.000I have a very specific explanation for it, I think.
02:35:47.000I think it has to do with the Younger Dryas impact theory.
02:35:50.000I think that human beings, especially in Africa, had achieved an insanely high level of sophistication.
02:35:57.000What they had done in Egypt is still, to this day, one of the most confusing things that anyone's ever been able to accomplish.
02:36:04.000And the fact that That these people were able to accomplish it 4,000, 5,000 years ago or more.
02:36:11.000They don't even know really how old some of that stuff is.
02:36:13.000I think that when the asteroids impacted and the Ice Age ended, and there's a lot of evidence of this, like physical evidence all over the Earth.
02:36:24.000I think it knocked human beings back into the fucking Stone Age.
02:36:28.000And I think the people that survived had to survive in the most brutal and barbaric conditions, where society was completely eroded, where it was just chaos.
02:36:38.000Most people were dead, and you survived if you were underground, you survived if you had gotten into caves, you survived if you had accumulated enough resources so you could make it through whatever amount of nuclear winter exists, from Pelted by giant rocks from space that literally ended the Ice Age and killed 65% of all the megafauna in North America.
02:37:03.00065% of all the mammals died off quick.
02:37:06.000Whether it's woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, 65% of them just got wiped out in a very short period of time.
02:37:13.000Probably because there was no food left over, probably because a lot of them got killed on the initial impact and through the floods.
02:37:19.000And all this shit that happened when the ice caps melted.
02:37:21.000And I think that the reason why people were so barbaric 3,000, 4,000 years ago, I think that's the ancestors of the people that survived that disaster.
02:37:53.000Well, it definitely still exists to a degree.
02:37:54.000It still exists, but they don't need no Ice Age to still act like that or have that built inside them.
02:38:00.000Sure, but what I'm thinking is one of the reasons why you have such sophistication, like 5,000, 6,000, 7,000 years ago, 10,000 years ago, and then you have, like, thousands of years later, sheer barbarism.
02:38:14.000Because I think everything was stopped.
02:38:16.000I think it all stopped, and I think the people were left in a fucking Mad Max world for a long-ass time.
02:38:22.000I mean, when they talk about civilization restarting, right?
02:38:27.000So if this happened 11,800 years ago, which is what they think happened, The earliest instances up until these theories of modern civilization was 6,000 years ago.
02:38:39.000That's first mathematics, first written language, a lot of different things come out of this one part of the world.
02:38:45.000But that's 5,000 years after the impacts.
02:38:50.000So what if you have this sophisticated society of people that are operating probably at a higher level than we are now, just through some technology that we don't understand, And they get fucking annihilated by rocks from space.
02:39:04.000And then whoever does exist, they exist in a horrific way for thousands of years before people reinvent civilization.
02:40:14.000And all this evidence seems to point to that.
02:40:18.000At one point in time, Human beings had reached a very high level of sophistication for design, for construction, for the ability to move stones and cut them.
02:40:29.000Like, it's really high levels of construction to the point where, you know, you're getting all these stones to meet perfectly at the top of a massive pyramid.
02:40:43.000It's mind-boggling to think they're also in Mexico and possibly be buried under a mountain that looks like a mountain, but it's actually another pyramid that everything grew over.
02:41:51.000Like, what's the connection on the three of them, and why is it in D.C.? It's a good question.
02:41:55.000And the original obelisks, man, when they find ones that they didn't wind up using because there's a crack, and you see them, like, carved out of stone, you're like, how the fuck were you going to move this?
02:42:20.000I think there was one in New York, but then I saw the thing in Chicago where they built everything up and it looked like a city and then just got rid of it like it was nothing.
02:46:00.000I mean, if you could go back and see what that was like when the Emperor of Rome was presiding over the Colosseum and they got people gladiator fights and they're letting tigers loose and shit.
02:51:26.000And just like you said, you come in and you've got that mindset like, you know what, I'm just gonna, whatever goes, it's gonna go and I can't wait for this.
02:55:03.000It's hard to beat because that rush, the thing that they get out of it is like regular life seems very boring if you don't have like a big bet on the line.
02:55:12.000Like every day there's a bet and every day you're trying to get even or you're trying to get better and you're trying to get that money back and people are trying to get you because you have loans out and so you have to run away.
03:04:30.000I was on the Outer Banks, and if you go to the area where there's no roads or whatever, and you'll just see a herd of horses just kind of hanging out around your house.
03:07:39.000That's how people take care of rats around their house.
03:07:41.000Yeah, you don't realize, you're right, everything else is being poisoned.
03:07:43.000Something eats it, it's going to be poisoned, maybe it comes in contact with something else.
03:07:47.000That's the beautiful thing about the ecosystem of California, is that those little coyotes, they keep the rat population down.
03:07:55.000People that are sad because the coyotes kill their cats and kill their dogs, yeah, it is sad, but also...
03:08:00.000The reason why you're not infested with rats is because you've got little tiny wolves that are running through the hills every day, just eating everything that slips up.
03:10:18.000I forget where he's a professor at, but he has a detailed history of the coyote and how they were worshipped by certain Native Americans and how they...
03:10:29.000Made their way into every city in the country over the last, like, hundred years.
03:10:34.000Like, they were confined to the West, but they got chased out.
03:10:37.000And as they got chased out of places, they just reestablished themselves in new places until they're everywhere.