#76 - Bongo in the Jongo
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Summary
In this episode of the Daily Stormer, we have a new guest on the show, Mr. White Tuber, aka The Hate Farmer, aka Little Cracker, a.k.a. The White Turber.
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you're listening to the crypto report exclusively on the daily stormer
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the sound you hear is what some experts claim to be a bigfoot screen
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it is regarded as the highest quality audio of the creature ever captured
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every abortion you have in those organs don't tell them the truth tell them it's fun
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it's fun to climb into a wood chipper too when you're a little boy and flip the switch
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wood chippers feel good of course it's gonna kill you but i'm not gonna tell you that
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i'm a liberal i'm here to liberate forget intercourse it creates a new human life no
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the intercourse we have with doctors and medical instruments and knives chopping up babies
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that's what makes i see the riddle is it's not the woman having the orgasm it's the little demon
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now what's scarier linda blair and the head going around a circle and vomiting up green pea soup
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saying your mother's in hell or you haven't experienced the pleasure of killing your baby
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oh it's so liberating as a woman oh it's the best thing i ever did that's how a real demon talks
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oh join in with me let's kill more of them can i tell you how much i love lucifer
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i bought some niggers the other day i may have made a mistake gonna take my whip to the cotton field i'm gonna drive till i can't no more i'm gonna take this whip to the cotton field i'm gonna drive till i can't no more i'm gonna drive till i can't no more i caught some niggers turning back
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caught them in the back caught them in the back they said we're sorry boss but i still whooped that black ass i had one try to go it was a female soul she didn't get too far cause my bitches got that hoe but these niggers can't tell me nothing they can't tell me nothing
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my niggers can't tell me nothing they can't tell me nothing it's not easy being mastered these niggers smell so bad and they are so lazy too i want my money back
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but these niggers can't tell me nothing but these niggers can't tell me nothing they can't tell me nothing
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but these niggers can't tell me nothing can't tell me nothing can't tell me nothing
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my niggers can't tell me nothing they can't tell me nothing
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man these niggers are so bad and they are so lazy too i want my money back
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but these niggers can't tell me nothing but these niggers can't tell me nothing
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i don't know why i bought these lazy niggers
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Hey, everybody, and welcome back to the Crypto Report.
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which will commence again if these globalists don't stop with their shenanigans.
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We've got the full wrecking crew on tonight, which I know scares these Jews.
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Good evening, gentlemen. Feels great to be back.
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Yes, and as you heard during the intro to the show,
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the white tuber, a.k.a., what does he call yourself, Little Cracker?
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No Refunds, yes, because the N-words can't tell him nothing.
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that oftentimes I refer to the blacks as the N-words.
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I mean, we can actually say nigger now, right?
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I don't want the Hebrew heat coming down on us.
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Yeah, and right now you can hear the thunderstorm,
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but you can hear the thunderstorm in the background
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This is just the sort of thing that we have to deal with
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If we were Jew-approved, I'm certain that this show
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we'd be able to have it on, you know, whatever.
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could actually make their living doing this as well.
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Well, do you really think that if we didn't have
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was because, you know, I kind of looked into it.
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Friday Night Football, you know, that kind of thing.
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on some little backwater Christian radio station
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break into radio, you just go find some local place
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Overnight, Saturday night, Sunday night, whatever.
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And, you know, if I had known these types of things
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when I really, really got the tingle in my jimmies
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And there was nothing to listen to any of that on.
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So I started listening to the AM radio station.
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You know, he was doing the political parody songs.
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I was already, I'd been in the workforce a while.
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I could do this a lot better than that Jew, you know.
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It's just the way that they took the piss out of everything.
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I mean, it was some pretty, like, here, let me see.
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they've had a video of it, of the song on YouTube
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for at least 11 or 12 years since YouTube was new,
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Oh, Black OJ had a wide wide, looky, looky, here.
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Oh, Black OJ had a big old knife, looky, looky, here.
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Here a coon, there a coon, everywhere on side wounds.
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Oh, Black OJ killed his wide wide, looky, looky, here.
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Oh, Black OJ went to the court, looky, looky, here.
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Went to the court and the judge was a nip, looky, looky, here.
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Here a coon, there a coon, everywhere on staff wounds.
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Oh, Black OJ killed his wide wide, looky, looky, here.
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Oh, Black OJ got the chair, looky, looky, here.
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Oh, Black OJ got the chair, looky, looky, here.
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Here a coon, there a coon, everywhere on staff wounds.
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Oh, Black OJ, dead and gone, looky, looky, here.
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Yeah, see, I mean, of course, that was recorded and broadcast before the verdict came in.
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He was, like, when I started listening to the show, that was one of the really intriguing
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Hold on, the damn thing was set on autoplay, my bad.
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Anyway, that was one of the things that really roped me in and got me to wanting to hear it
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every day because the OJ trial was going on, and I don't know if you guys are old enough
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to remember, but, like, that's all that was on TV all day, every day.
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They would stop class and put that on the TVs that we used to watch documentaries.
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When he got acquitted, all the fucking blacks in the class were jumping around, ooking
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But Stern was convinced they were going to convict him, and I wasn't so sure because, you know,
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But, like, he was covering it every day, and, like, that was one of the only places that
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you could go in the media and hear this guy talking about how...
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You know, all this stuff they're talking about in the media is such horse shit, and I thought,
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But, of course, Stern is nothing like that now.
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Years ago, he started toning it down, and, you know, now he feels like he was a horrible
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person all the time, which, I mean, this is typical Jew shit.
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Appealing to what he would most likely look down that big Jew nose that he had surgically
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Yeah, consider them rednecks and trailer trash and all that, you know, just so he could
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And then, you know, once he's got Sirius Satellite paying him a billion dollars a fucking year
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or whatever it is, whether anybody listens to him or not, he starts doing this cucked
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out show where, you know, it's all about feminism and how much he loves his beautiful genius wife
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who tells him what to do and having all...
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She doesn't mind my small penis at all, Robin.
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That's where he's been since, like, 99 or 2000.
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And that's one of the reasons I won't pay for it.
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I mean, they pay him so fucking much to do that show.
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And I'm like, this Sirius Satellite is so goddamn expensive.
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And you go to flipping through it and there's really nothing on there that you want to hear.
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One of the things that I was always flabbergasted by is, like, say, the music stations that you
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And that was, like, you know, hard rock and heavy metal from the 70s and the 80s era.
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You know, you get everything on there from Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin to Iron Maiden
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And one of the really cool things was, you know, they got this endless library of tunes.
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Well, just like the radio stations do, but they don't play them because the radio stations
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that play music now, they're just all commercial advertisements.
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And so they'll have a rotation where, you know, they've got maybe 50 songs and that's all they
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And they'll have six or nine minutes of music content and then play 20 minutes worth of commercials.
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But, you know, I thought this is great because they would really go and do, like, deep cuts
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And I was like, you know, this might be worth paying for.
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And then before you know it, every one of these stations, you know, whether it's The Boneyard
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or, you know, they had this grunge channel that was pretty good, or Alternative Nation,
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And they had, you know, they got the classic rock.
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If you're into the Beatles or Elvis or whatever, they had channels for that.
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They had these old classic country stations that played all the music that I used to hear
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when I was a kid and be riding around in my grandpa's pickup with him and stuff like that.
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And they started integrating fucking DJs into it.
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And I thought, what the, who the fuck wants to hear this?
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You know, I'm here, I'm paying money, and I'm here to hear this fucking music sent out
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And I don't want to hear this fucking DJ or this fucking old woman who was like some kind
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of hot radio personality back in the 70s who now all you can hear when she's talking is
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Yeah, not to mention there's a display, too, that comes with it, right?
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Like, you don't need a DJ to tell you what song you're listening to.
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It tells you what channel you're on, what song it is, who the performer is, what album
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it came off, and what the fucking year was.
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And, you know, if you're not in the car, you know, if you've got one of those home units
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or whatever, it even, or, well, I guess they don't even sell those anymore, probably.
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You know, if you're on the app on your computer, it's even got a link you can click on to go
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But, excuse me, the, but like I say, every two or three songs and the fucking DJ's got
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to come in there and just bore you senseless and totally wreck the mood.
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And, because, you know, if you've got somebody, you know, whoever the program director is and
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that stuff, if they're really into that kind of music and they really know their stuff,
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they, they can really set a mood, whether you're out in the car or whether you're, uh,
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sitting at home, just like kicking back and listening to some tunes and trying to,
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and, you know, one of the things when you're at home trying to listen to some tunes, one
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of the things that's really good about it is if you're really into the music,
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You know, you just sit there, you kick back, you put on your headphones or turn your speakers
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And all this crap out in the world goes away for a while.
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And you just, you're kind of, it's kind of a musical rapture.
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And, and you, and you try to get into something like that.
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And some fucking nasally kite comes on and starts talking, yeah, man, I remember when
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I mean, but you can do Pandora and stuff like that for free now.
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Well, they, but they still have commercials too.
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Yeah, but the great thing about Sirius is that should be their selling point is like
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with Sirius, um, you get in the car and say, and this would be especially good for truck
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You get in, you get in your vehicle and no matter where you go, you don't have to search
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Of course it has the, the problem of like, you know, if you like to eat at drive-ins or
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like that, like you pull into a Sonic, um, whatever you're listening to stops because
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you have to have, you got to have a clear view of the sky to get the signal.
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But other than that, like you start listening to one station and, and you can start in Florida.
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Uh, you could be white tuber in Florida going all the way to the Northwest corner of the United
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States to visit Mr. Uh, hate farmer and you can listen to the same station all the way.
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But they, but like I say, they charge so much for it and the content is such shit, man.
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I mean, it's not just Howard Stern that you're paying bucket loads for, you know, there's
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no telling what they paid Jamie Foxx for that God awful foxhole show.
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If it's still even on, it's been years since I had serious satellite, but, um, there's,
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there's on the talk channels, there's really not all that much content.
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You know, it's, there'll be two or three featured shows and then it's just replays of shit all
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And, um, there's not as much variety in the music channels now as there used to be.
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And like I say, you've got all these, you know, who's making this decision to pay these fucking
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DJs out of, you don't need to pay a fucking DJ.
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They need one fucking technician and a program director.
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They want technician to just sit there at the computer for a few hours a day, hours a day
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And yeah, the commercials, man, you're paying through the nose for that serious.
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And there's not supposed to be commercials, but all the talk channels are just eat up
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I paid off his money and I guess it had XM radio.
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I started getting fucking phone calls every day from fucking dot head street shitters.
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Would you like to, I'm like, no, fuck you.
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I was ready to punch them in the fucking face.
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It was harassment, dude, over that fucking radio shit.
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I'm going to tear off your dot, you motherfucker.
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I'm going to tear off your dot and shove it up your ass.
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And I kept explaining to them, I have Pandora, fuck you.
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And they wouldn't just take the answer, man.
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And that's another reason that the shit's no good is because Congress gave them permission
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to be a monopoly because originally there were two companies.
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And the thing that changed that was when the people who run Sirius were willing to pay Howard
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Stern whatever amount he wanted to get him off the radio and get him on to Sirius.
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And so at first it was a good investment because before he ever actually was on the air,
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he started talking about the shit on his radio show as his contract wore down.
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And before he even got over there to Sirius, Sirius had caught up with and surpassed XM.
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And of course they had to go to Congress, the FCC, whoever it was, to get permission to
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And the funny thing is like if you buy a Ford, it still says it's a Sirius radio.
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Who gave them the right to put a button in my car with their company on it?
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When you, if you bought a 1969 GTO, the radio said Bose on it, you know.
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Yeah, but I mean, but that's the, I don't know, the XM thing bothers me.
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This is the radio that Hit Farmer has, Blaupunkt.
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I had Blaupunkt speakers in my Shelby Daytona Turbo.
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That, it's been a, been a long time that I thought I'd be on the radio.
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Or not that I thought I would, that I wanted to.
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And so all those years, I would just listen to the radio and I'd pick out things that I liked and things that I didn't.
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And I started developing a pretty good sense of what I thought was good radio and wasn't good radio.
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You know, it gave me the opportunity to, and I know it's a podcast.
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It's not technically radio because I don't have a tower somewhere that I'm broadcasting to.
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And you're not receiving this over an FM or AM receiver.
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And like I say, if it wasn't for the media being under a stranglehold of a few foreign interests,
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I believe that this program would be on these services.
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And that we would be getting paid well to do it.
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And we'd have maybe a small team of people to do booking and stuff like that for us.
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We could have unpaid female college interns.
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They're your girlfriend until next semester when you get the new crop in.
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Man, I just wanted to mention, I was at the pool the other day with the kids, with the
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And I did not see, there must have been maybe like 30 or 40 girls there, like young girls.
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And there was only like two of them that had decent bodies.
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I didn't, I hadn't realized how, how bad things have gotten.
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Well, you know, around here, uh, in East Texas, in any area that I'm liable to live in, you
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see a lot of that, uh, and have for a long time because it's very poor areas and you got
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But I mean, you got all these people, I didn't like, it wasn't this way when I was young.
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There were some fatties here and there, but you know, most of the young gals, whether
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they were upper teens or in their twenties or whatever, I, most people in fact, were not
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Of course we're talking 30 years ago, but you know, for the last 20 years or so, yeah, it's
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Basically you got the obese women running around and you got the, uh, meth head women running
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around like who's, who are covered in the meth sores and the skin sagging off their body
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And I've been pleasantly surprised recently that I've seen several good looking fit young
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And I, you know, in my mind, I'd be thinking, yeah, I'd love to do that.
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And then they reach in the back seat and pull babies out.
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So like all the, like any decent looking woman is instantly snatched up by somebody.
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Well, speaking of being overweight, I was traveling for my work a couple of months ago and I was
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And I put on, I became skinny fat instead of just being skinny.
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And I'm going to be, I'm going to weigh what I did like when I was 25 here in a, in a month
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Well, that's interesting that you say that because I'm having to start trying to get fit again
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because I have been, uh, my health hasn't been all that good for a while.
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And at times, um, like for long periods, I would feel so tired and so down and everything that
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it was like too much effort to like even go into the kitchen and maybe fry a couple of pork
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And I would abuse myself by, you know, going to Taco Bell and eating off the dollar menu
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People would have been surprised to see it like around the early in the year.
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And so I'm going to have to start, I, I've already quit doing that with the food.
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You know, if I, if I'm too tired to cook, I just don't eat.
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And, uh, um, and I've got, you know, decent, wholesome food here too, mate.
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But I'm going to have to, uh, I aired up the tires on the old bicycle and lubed up the
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chains and everything and checked the disc brakes and all that.
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And so I'm going to have to start riding the bicycle again.
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I haven't done that since like 2015, I guess I got, I was in really good shape back when
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I was hitting that thing for about an hour a day.
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Cause I hit it like a bastard, but I'm going to start off slow and it's pretty flat where
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That's one of the things, but, uh, I've got like a, I don't know, 30 speed bicycle.
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So not, I think it's, it's 20 something speeds, but, but yeah, it's very, very hilly where
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And that's one of the things like there's, there's enough flat stuff that when I'm first
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starting off and I have to take it slow, um, I can just ride on the flat stuff.
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But, you know, once I, once I start getting back into the rhythm of it, you know, I've got
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this course that I take that so much of it is up really steep hills that, uh, it really,
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really gives you a workout, you know, so get old Floyd Landis with that shit.
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And so hopefully I'll be back in shape pretty soon and I enjoy it.
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And it's one of the things is, you know, um, you know, everybody's got their big ideas
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And, you know, if you're into lifting weights and doing all that stuff, man, more power to
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And I always wish that I was, but I'm not that shit to me.
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It is, it's like work and I just don't enjoy it.
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You know, and I can't afford somebody to like train me, but I actually enjoy the bicycle
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because you're out in, uh, you're in the outdoors, you know, and riding a bicycle is
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It's low impact and it's an awesome, awesome, uh, exercise for your cardiovascular, for your
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And when you're hitting those hills and everything, it, uh, it really tones up your lower body and
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your legs and all that too quicker than you think.
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But anyhow, uh, so I'm going to start doing that again.
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And cause I, I did it for years and I was in really, like right at, I got so sick at
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one point in my life because I was, I was overweight and this was back when I was doing
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the concerned citizen stuff, 2011, 2012, I was overweight and all I did was sit in front
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Uh, I smoked, uh, pack and a half or so a day of Winston's and I ate like a fucking pig.
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I was, and I was just about to die from it.
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I started taking some supplements and I got a cheap bicycle.
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I went to Walmart and bought a, like a Schwinn beachcomber cause I didn't want to invest
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a bunch if I, like if it wasn't something I was going to stick to.
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So I bought that beachcomber for about a hundred bucks and started riding that.
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I rode that beachcomber for a couple of months and I saved up my money and went and got a
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specialized cross trail with disc brakes and you know, all the flashing lights and everything.
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I can ride that fucker and pitch black dark and people can see me for a mile.
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And, uh, and like I said, I did it for a long time and then I got an injury that was
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And by the time the injury was starting to heal up, like winter had rolled along.
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It was a really wet, really cold winter for around here.
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And I used that for an excuse not to do it anymore.
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And the bike's just been sitting in there, like I said, for two or three years now, at least.
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What do you, what do you do for, uh, get in shape?
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I do smoke a lot, but, um, I, I recently got down to like a high school weight, man.
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And what I did is I just, um, I started eating nothing but like whole foods, just vegetables
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and meat, you know, and maybe a little bit of carbs.
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I don't really do any cardio, but that, and I would fast.
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I do a lot of fasting and just only eat, I would cut out carbs, just, you know, eat
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If you limit your diet to like when you go in the grocery store, if you only shop in
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the meat section and the produce section, right?
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You have already started off on a diet because most people shop in all the rest of the store.
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You know, they'll buy boxed things, you know, like, you know, here's a macaroni salad in
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a box, you know, you boil up the noodles and pour in the packets and all that, or mac and
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cheese, or hamburger helper, you know, shit like that.
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And all that shit is so full of bad stuff.
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But I mean, and there's a lot more to it than just what I'm saying here, but if that's what
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you're doing, if you're, and especially if you're doing things like you're drinking a
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lot of soda, which I mean, I drink some soda from time to time, but I don't drink soda with
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I don't drink soda with aspartame in it either.
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I usually buy like, and I can't even think of the name of it right now, but there's a
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special edition soda that they sell like at health food stores and stuff that it doesn't
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have any artificial colors or flavors in it, and it's sweetened with stevia.
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And like, you can tell it has no artificial colors and flavors in it, because whether
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you buy cola or root beer or what, or grape soda or whatever, when you pour it out, it's
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And other than that, maybe sometimes I'll buy like Diet RC and drink one of those because
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Though I know it's still bad for me, but, but it's like a treat thing, but, but like
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if you're somebody who, like not to be too stereotypical, but you know, if, if, if you're
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what the SJW is called, you know, the neck beard basement dwelling gamer diet, and you know,
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you're drinking lots of Mountain Dew and eating lots of Doritos and shit like that, um, or,
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and sorry, Nick Fuentes fans, but if you're going and eating at McDonald's several times a
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week, any kind of fast food, yeah, you're poisoning yourself.
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And if you'll just commit to only eating the stuff from the, the raw meat section, you
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know, the meat, fish, chicken, turkey, whatever, and only, and, and for the stuff to go with
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it, only eat the stuff from the produce section.
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And you have already altered your diet in a way that no matter how much you eat, even
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if you're eating a lot of food before and you just start eating and you keep eating a
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lot of food, but you're eating this stuff, uh, with no other changes for weeks and weeks,
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you're going to notice some real changes in your body and the way you feel, you know, and
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you'll hit a, you'll certainly hit a plateau with that pretty quick if you're not doing anything
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And, you know, you'll need to study up a little more on nutrition and you'll need to start
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doing some kind of exercise and all that, but you know, all these, uh, all these things
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are really important, uh, stuff that people need to change in their lives.
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It's like why I quit smoking and started vaping.
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And now, you know, I always tell myself I need to quit vaping, which means that at some
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point I'm going to, but the vaping is so much better for you than the smoking.
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Um, I had tried the stuff like, um, the blue cigarettes and all like that, you know, this
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shaped like a cigarette and all that they sell in the convenience stores and never did shit
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And then one day in 2012, when I was really needing to quit, when it was during this transition
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period, I was talking about, I went, uh, you know, there, I was seeing this stuff on YouTube
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And I was noticing this vape shop and Tyler and I went in there and they set me up with
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my first, you know, and it wasn't even one of the sub owned ones like we use now where
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I mean, you put out a really good amount of vape, but you know, it was a unit that was
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powerful enough to deliver you enough nicotine to replace the cigarette habit.
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And I was really shocked how, because I was so addicted to the cigarettes and like the
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main thing with me that helped was, you know, I, the, the rule here was I do not smoke inside.
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And that's very unpleasant much of the year in East Texas because it's so hot and so humid
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And it also takes you away from whatever it is you're doing, whether you're watching
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a TV show or on the computer or working or whatever it is.
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And I was like, well, I can vape in the house, but I got to smoke outside.
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But like in three days, I no longer had any desire to smoke.
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And, and I took the last pack of cigarettes that I had up to the vape shops.
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You throw your, you throw your cigarettes into this box and they would give you a free bottle
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And, uh, I noticed you could tell looking in there a lot of assholes and throwing in
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an empty pack, but, but, uh, I've seen that one before, but yeah.
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And, and within a matter of days, I could tell a huge difference in my breathing.
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And within a matter of weeks, I could tell an even bigger difference.
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And like, if I'd have kept smoking, there would have been no hope to do anything like getting
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So, you know, all of this may be boring a lot of you, but you know, I'm not spurging out
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about, oh, you got to eat this particular, like you got to cut this particular whole group
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Like, no, I'm just telling you, just eat the, just eat the produce and the meat and, uh,
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And if you're going to have carbs, have healthy carbs, you know, and, uh, I'm not shedding
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pounds like a Tijuana crack or anything, but you know, all I do is just no refined foods,
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You're having diarrhea from eating good or from eating bad.
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That's one thing, you know, if you know somebody and like, they're not an alcoholic, like a
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really bad alcoholic, like they drink a lot every day and they're having to take all that
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I mean, I'm talking about somebody young twenties, thirties, and they're having to take all that
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acid reflux medicine and they're, and they're chewing, uh, Tums like their candy all the time
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It's, it's such a, this is such a perfect shit.
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I invited the whole family in to look at it.
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Look at the, look at the way, look at the way the tip there sticks above the water.
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You know what, I'm probably going to have to flush that twice, but yeah, yeah.
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So, I mean, and, and the other thing is, and not to get all into this either, but you know,
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if you're drinking a lot, dial that shit back, man, dial it back at the very least.
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Um, and when you try to dial it back, if you find you can't dial it back, then maybe you
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should stop it altogether because if you're not in control of your drinking and then it's
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in control of you and that means you have a problem.
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Like, and, and obviously, you know, if you're out there doing meth and crack and smack and
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even smoking pot, just cut that shit out of your life altogether.
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I mean, I've done a lot of thought on this and I think like pot might be a decent thing
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for really, really old people, you know, instead of all the other shit that they give them.
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Because, you know, when you get really, really old and like, it's got to be at the front
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of your mind all the time that you're fixing to die and you know, you're in pain all the
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time and stuff rather than loading the old people down with all these Xanax and oxycodone
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and all that shit, maybe give them a little medical marijuana.
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But man, you know, young people do not need that shit.
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Anybody who's trying to be productive does not need that shit.
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And if you're, I mean, if you're in high school, I mean, I was smoking that shit in high school.
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You're not going to do well in high school with that shit.
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And I know I'm not going to hear it from our listeners, but if, you know, if I was just
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on some regular program talking about this, you'd get all these people up to you.
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Whoa, I'm an overachiever and I smoke pot and all this.
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And the ones who aren't are unicorns and whatever amount of achieving it is that you did while
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you were a daily pot smoker, uh, you could have really been a superstar without it.
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I was doing it, but, um, we got a lot of stuff to talk about.
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Oh, before we get into any stories, we got to talk about the most important thing of
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Humble hate farmer just bought some stuff, uh, himself.
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Hate farmer bought stuff and, and he, he's tired in a juice purse.
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I'm going to make sure and get some before they shut it down.
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Now everything on there says limited time only.
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And, uh, at this moment, it may not say that by the time you hear the show, but like
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Cause like, I don't look at the store per se where I'm looking is in the back end where
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I put stuff up and I didn't bother to put a description with anything cause I thought
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You know, you got, you put a title in there and the title is TKR two-sided T or TKR team
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Jersey style T or, uh, you know, TKR coffee mug.
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And I thought, well, why does it need a description?
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And hate farmer was like, are these things really limited edition?
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It says limited edition, can't buy this in stores and all that.
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That's, uh, apparently the standard stuff that they throw in there.
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If you don't edit the, uh, uh, description, but most likely technically it's true.
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They go, Emily, that's nice for him is that's right.
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Well, and it's probably even more true than that because you know, they'll probably find
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And even though there is nothing on any of my merch that violates any type of TOS, there's
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It's just a friendly all American Sasquatch and either the words, the crypto report or TKR.
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And there are two team jerseys, uh, team jersey, number one, it's got, uh, it's got the adorable
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grimacing Sasquatch on the front and on the back where the player name would be, it says TKR
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And number one has the number 14 and number two has the number 88.
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So, I mean like 14 is a common, um, quarterback number and 88 is a common wide receiver number.
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And, um, anyhow, so go pick up your TKR team shirts.
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Well, you have the first tier, which are, you know, the guys who really love TKR.
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Then you have the second tier are the guys who really, really love TKR.
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And just to let everybody, well, the merch is there.
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That's all I want to say about the link is down in the description.
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I'm probably going to put it in big block letters right at the top of the article, way
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above the show, to make sure none of you missed it.
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And, uh, several of you have already, uh, purchased items, been quite generous.
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And, and remember, I, you know, I make sure, and like, anything that I'm selling you is the
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I worked with Grizzle Strix on the new images for the merchandise.
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You could easily go into a t-shirt store or whatever, or on some band's official merch
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site and get merchandise that the images are not nearly so high quality.
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Uh, and the shirts and all are not so high quality.
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I, I, I chose the most premium t-shirts that they sell.
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So, and the only, the Bangladeshi sweat factories, sweat shops, unfortunately, like, and I wish
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Uh, some, some of these sites allow you to like, you can go through it and pick a particular
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And like, that's what I thought the deal with viral style was.
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Cause they, when you signed up for it, they listed all these different types of t-shirts
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So I can pick an American apparel or a Hanes beefy tier or whatever.
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And then you find out that no, all those ones with name brands just fall under premium
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tea and you pick premium tea and they sell whatever they got.
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And, and premium tea might be one of those, or it might be something cheaper, but you know,
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Unisex tea is what most people sell you cause it's the cheapest one.
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And it's like a total Chinese shit or whatever.
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But I picked premium tea, uh, and you know, that's why the items kind of cost what they
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And, um, and I'm not, you know, I made sure I didn't put some giant markup on the shit.
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Uh, I think like depending on the shirt, you know, 25 or $30 for one of these shirts is,
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It's a decent price and, and Father's Day is coming.
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The premium shot glasses is, is made from melted down pewter Jew, uh, fillings.
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The pre the premium shot glass is totally premium and it actually is limited edition.
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That's not to say there won't always be a premium shot glass, but we'll change out from
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But right now he's got the original premium shot glass.
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And, uh, if you want a collector's items shot glass, there it is.
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And if you buy the premium shot glass for the premium price, the main thing about that
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is one day when you've got your grandchildren sitting on your lap and you want to let them
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know exactly how woke you were during the race war, you can show them the premium as the
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door shot glass and say, I was totally down for the cause.
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We've probably got time to talk about one story before we take the break and then we'll
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Um, let's see, let's talk about, let's talk about the invasion for a moment.
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It turns out, well, let me, uh, let me pull up the audio here.
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Of a shepherd Smith saying there's no caravan coming.
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I actually don't know what he sounds like anymore.
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He said, he sounds, he sounds like somebody who has throat, uh, gonorrhea.
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I don't know if he's just tans too much or has too much cosmetic surgery or something,
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but he, he, he doesn't look, uh, he looks like he's one of those Jews wearing a, I know
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he's not a Jew, but he's like wearing a skin suit.
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I mean, he is a homosexual and he is, yeah.
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It turns out that San Antonio is in a mad rush trying to find French-speaking translators
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to help with a bunch of people who have moved into town.
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And it turns out that it's not that a bunch of Cajuns have decided to move from Louisiana
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Let's, uh, let's hear from the local San Antonio news, uh, front hole.
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350 migrants from the Congo are expected to arrive in San Antonio in the coming days,
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leaving the city scrambling for French-speaking volunteers.
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Eyewitness News reporter Jalisa Irasari has more.
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Downtown San Antonio's bus station just got a little busier
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as hundreds of migrants from the Congo and Angola arrive in the Alamo city.
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Dr. Colleen Bridger, the interim assistant city manager,
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says the Congolese migrants started coming in on Tuesday
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and said they traveled with a group of about 350 migrants
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yeah, probably another 200 to 300 from the Congo
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That includes Masenji, a Congolese migrant who didn't want his face on camera
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but told me via Google Translate he came to America for security reasons
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and said, quote, my family is staying in my country
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but with the help of the USA, I can get them back.
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I just want to let people know who can't see this
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that Masenji is wearing a $150 Dallas Cowboys official NFL jersey
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and tapping on a phone that by the size and shape of it
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is either a brand new Samsung S10 or the latest big Apple phone.
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He is in desperate need of French-speaking volunteers
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to help get many of these individuals to their final destination.
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If you speak primarily French, that would be really helpful.
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Wednesday alone, the Migrant Center saw a total of 450 people
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and housed 375 of them at Travis Park Church at night.
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to house the Congolese migrants for the weekend
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but after that, they're not sure where they'll put them
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especially since they don't know how long some of them will be here.
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The plan was 350 of them would travel from San Antonio to Portland.
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When we reached out to Portland, Maine, they said,
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We're already stretched way beyond our capacity.
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So we're working with them now to identify other cities
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If you're interested in helping out the city as a French-speaking volunteer,
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you can find out how to contact the city on our website,
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I don't speak French, but I speak their native tongue.
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Is you should go out and buy up all the machetes in the area.
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Why you let me into the country and not give me the gun?
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and I'm sure the news didn't intend for it to be this way,
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And the lady saying it didn't realize that what she was saying could be taken this way.
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I'm sure she would have thought her words out better,
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but the main narrative of this piece is that nobody wants these fucking people in their city.
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we're trying to figure out somewhere else to send them,
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And where the fuck are these niggas supposed to work at?
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You can't understand a single thing they're saying.
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they're sitting there when they're talking to Mbingi,
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and all these people are standing around on the sidewalk,
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that looks like a younger version of buckwheat,
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and let him throw a fucking burning tire around his head.
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and she put a spell on me that made me impotent.
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a little bit of Monty Python and the Holy Grail there.
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And this is the type of thing that we were going off so hard on in the live stream.
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and I think we may have reported on last week on the podcast,
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who got caught wading across the Rio Grande River from Mexico into Texas.
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They didn't even attempt to go through any regular channel.
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Somehow they had the money to pay coyotes and shit to get them all the way from Africa to Mexico and into the United States.
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once the government has given them every possible government give,
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they give them all an emergency EBT card to have,
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These people are just like overflowing with bingy bingy fever.
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river blindness and all this kind of shit.
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you know that tons of these dudes as quick as they figure out how that
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they head straight to some convenience store and load up on malt liquor
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And no telling what kind of crap they get into,
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And they're going to start like burning buildings down,
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like you're going to cook their fish over an open fire in a grocery store
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and how long before they start having sexual emergencies?
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these are the shittiest fucking niggers on earth.
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they are the absolute shittiest bottom of the pile.
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it's an insult to monkeys to call them monkeys.
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And these sub 60 IQ turds are going to be there.
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Their children are going to be sitting in classes with your children.
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Your children are going to get what everything has to be geared to the
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the new derogatory slur against them is their crocodile snacks.
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They should just take them and put them in striped bags that say
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we want to be environmentally conscious and stuff.
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America has always had alligators all the way from East Texas to Florida.
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and we don't hardly have nearly as many alligators in most of these areas as we used to.
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I think it's because they're not being fed.
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And I see the arrival of these Africans as pure fucking serendipity.
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like the cow chow and the dog chow and everything.
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but it's about like this British commissioner who's just got like overseeing like 2 million Congolese.
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I think if you go to LibriVox or like Gutenberg project,
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these people coming here is that when they are integrated into the communities and people get to know them and see their behavior and stuff,
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people are going to wonder how we ever had a civil war,
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over people wanting to continue to own these things or,
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I'm going to take my whip to the cotton field.
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I'm going to take this whip to the cotton field.
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And then we played the whole thing at the beginning.
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we couldn't have possibly found a better third host.
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we discovered new talents of his nearly every show.
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cause the kids are listening to that song everywhere all the time.
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This will definitely keep their trunks bumping.
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run through some plugs and get this first half done.
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and if I was camped out in front of your house,
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Hello and welcome to literacy weekly brought to you by your local stormer book club.
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This week's passage is from chapter 10 of Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler.
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Journalistic circles in particular like to describe the press as a great power in the state.
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It cannot be overestimated for the press really continues education in adulthood.
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Its readers by and large can be divided into three groups.
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into those who have ceased to believe anything.
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into the minds which critically examine what they read and judge accordingly.
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It consists of the great mass of the people and consequently represents the simplest minded part of the nation.
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but at most in general degrees of intelligence.
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To it belongs all those who have neither been born nor trained to think independently.
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partly from incapacity and partly from incompetence,
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believe everything that is set before them in black and white.
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To them also belongs the type of lazy bones who could perfectly think well,
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but from sheer mental laziness seizes gratefully on everything that someone else has thought,
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with the modest assumption that the someone else has exerted himself considerably.
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with all these types who constitute the great masses,
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They are not able or willing themselves to examine what is set before them.
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their whole attitude toward all the problems of the day can be reduced almost exclusively to the outside influence of others.
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This can be advantageous when their enlightenment is provided by a serious and truth-loving party,
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but it is catastrophic when scoundrels and liars provide it.
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It is partly composed of elements which previously belonged to the first group,
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but after long and bitter disappointment shifted to the opposite
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and no longer believe anything that comes before their eyes in print.
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or without exception fly into a rage over the contents,
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since in their opinion they consist only of lies and falsehoods.
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since they are suspicious even in the face of the truth.
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It consists of the minds with real mental subtlety,
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whom natural gifts and education have taught to think independently,
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who try to form their own judgments on all things,
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and who subject everything they read to a thorough examination and further development of their own.
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They will not look at a newspaper without always collaborating in their minds,
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Journalists love such readers with the greatest reserve.
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The nonsense that newspaper scribblers can put down is not very dangerous or even very important.
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Most of them in the course of their lives have learned to regard every journalist as a rascal on principle,
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the importance of these splendid people lies only in their intelligence and not in their number.
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A misfortune at a time when wisdom is nothing and the majority is everything.
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the chief weight lies with the most numerous group,
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He tells the native population that civilization is fine,
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and three educated savages holler from a bamboo tree,
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But that was the second one of the show this week.
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So, I guess we can talk about them on the show right now.
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and how they beat their little toddlers and shit.
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already have like a really sophisticated AI
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because it identifies them as gorillas and
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people hunting and fishing and all that but
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way to most cheaply quickly and on a giant
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scale to do all this shit it doesn't matter
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they're shitting all over each other they're
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rubbing up against each other to the point
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infected it's just I could go on and on about
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that shit forever yeah there was just a big
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process done for the same price yeah like how
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fucking bizarre is that like everybody I know
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them alive because they're so cheap at the
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fucking store you know so that hasn't come
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know yeah well how the fuck are you selling
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a clean chicken or six bucks yeah and let's
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really hip to this shit 10 or 15 years ago
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antibiotic free but I don't really believe
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that bullshit yeah but but it used to just
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and so the chickens are constantly shitting
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split breasts those things are bigger than a
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these antibiotics because they'll just die
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without them and the fucked up part is that I
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they're saying oh because it because you'll
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make the chickens immune but these fucking guys
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can do it all day long and I ain't got to die
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stuff gets passed to you the the fact that they
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were injected with steroids and antibiotics you're
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eating steroids and antibiotics and they've been
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getting shit all over so you know no wonder it's so
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easy to get sick off not properly cooked chicken
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right and they get worms and and and and even if
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they even if they don't have any health problems or
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whatever you are not getting the nutrition you need you're
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getting adverse nutrition to a large extent because they
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were fed solely a diet of corn they were fed pure sugar and
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carbs and that's it and probably some kind of protein
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supplements and so you know I mean a free rent they don't
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even have to be free-range chickens you know you can have a
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farmer who raises chickens in the coop like in the old days
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you know and they let them and I think this is what basically
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they call free-range chickens now you know and they open up
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the coop during the day and let them out and they go out and
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they scratch around and they eat you know worms and bugs and
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all kinds of things that chickens supposed to eat
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they get exercise and you know they they get to eat the rocks
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that they need in their craw to properly chew up and digest the
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food and everything and you got a much healthier chicken they
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just they don't grow eight pounds a week or whatever till you've
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got a fucking frankenstein 30 pound chicken
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it's it's just incredible and and then the butchering methods on
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them very very cruel and the very unsanitary and all done by
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Mexicans you know these pilgrims pride factories down here for the
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last 15 20 years ever so often you'll see a story how ice raided three or
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four pilgrims pride uh factories in northeast texas they're all way out in
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the country you know tyson's pretty bad too yeah and they and
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from the fact each each uh processing plant with like
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500 or a thousand mexicans and i had a relative
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who worked i mean she didn't have anything to do with any of these policies
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like she just worked in the front office or something
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but one of them big ones happened and it was like
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she told everybody like yeah the very next day they were right back up and
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running they had all new mexicans in there
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they don't give a shit and you know it's all so unsanitary the
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way they do it in these in these uh chicken processing plants and
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everything it's all because they don't want to pay american workers to do it
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that used to be a job that american workers did and they had to actually pay
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them you know not what the left would call a living wage but they had to pay
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them more than minimum wage to do it but they'd rather just get a bunch of
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wetbacks in there because they don't have to worry about safety they can
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you know they can go around and not fix safety hazards and they can force them
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to uh slaughter and butcher the chickens at speeds that are unsafe where people are
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cutting off their fingers left and right and all kinds of stuff and there's no recourse because
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it's a bunch of wetbacks they just hey we'll pay your hospital bill and uh sorry about your job and
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everything and replace them with another mexican right and they also know that these people are
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here illegally and they're not going to go and report any sort of like unethical treatment or on
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sanitary conditions when they don't fucking speak yeah yeah well they don't speak english and
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they're afraid if they go report they're going to get deported and i wish that that was the case
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but it's not you know if they if they had if they had more than 85 iq
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or can understand english well enough that they paid attention to the news
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in america in english they'd know oh no me just go getting me jew lawyer
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and me get a million dollars and me get a visa for life you know well these people have a
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hereditary talent for uh cutting up carcasses so maybe they are uh they're pretty good maybe
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they're just like the descendants of aztec priests yeah well you need more uh you need more expertise
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than just taking the heart out with your bare hand but i mean these used to be jobs that that
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rural kids did and these used to be you know of age to work and these used to be jobs that
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blacks and lower class poor whites did you know william pierce talks about how he used to go and
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he would do that during the summer yeah kind of chicken for him sure plucking chickens and it's a
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good thing to have people to have a good portion of your society involved in uh that kind of work
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because um when the vast vast majority of you people are completely separated
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from any knowledge of or experience with the uh killing and preparing of the food that ends up on
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your grocery store shelves and in your pantry and in your refrigerator i don't think that's a good
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thing i think i think that takes something uh away from the people it makes them soft it makes them
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weird it puts strange ideas in their head you know i i think if i think a lot of these people who
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never give much of a thought to what's on their dinner table past the fact that they got it in the
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meat sections grocery store if you took them to an ethical uh farm an ethical family farm where they
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practice compassionate methods of butchering the animals i think it might turn them vegetarian
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because they're so fucking soft they're so fucking childish and feminine when it comes to this shit
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yeah being on a farm i mean i didn't grow up on a farm but i spent a fair amount of time on ones and
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it puts life in perspective you know you're less likely to develop these really sort of utopian ideas
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about you know uh the nature of of life and yourself and the relationship of different animals to each
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other yeah well it's a good thing to know that you know there there's a circle of life
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life to this stuff and that the food pyramid is not necessarily this thing that the government
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prints out that tells you to eat a ton of white flour and canola oil the food pyramid is like this uh
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survival of the fittest type thing and sometimes you're not even at the top of it
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that's a good thing to always know um i don't know what the solution is the world
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not the white world but the rest of the world is reproducing at such an incredible rate
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that who knows how long it's going to be before there's not one inch of land that doesn't have some
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type of domicile on it for a bunch of africans and latinos and gooks to live on
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but it's a i hate it that we're so separated from the land now and you know anybody who doesn't uh
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want to live in the big city now is looked on like some kind of a rube and a retard
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by the vast majority of the people in our society now and that's just absolutely not the case
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i mean if you had the choice if you absolutely had the choice and you could live in a rural setting
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instead of living in some giant paused metropolis
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tell me what part of high iq says no i want to live in the paused metropolis i want to fight the
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traffic every day i want to be surrounded by the diversity i want to breathe in the smog
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but what about the restaurants as my door oh yeah the restaurants like they don't have those in the
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country well they don't have somali cuisine no that's true well now now they probably will
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oh yeah i mean there's the diversity is going to chase us everywhere it already has chases everywhere
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like there's a little town maine is the gastronomic capital of somali cuisine yeah there's a little
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town called yanis that's on the county line of uh wood county and henderson county texas
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and uh it it's between among other little towns it's between winsboro texas and sulfer springs texas
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and the area that it's in like my family was from winsboro texas when i was born my mother and father
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both graduated high school from there and that's like overwhelmingly white and yanis overwhelmingly white
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too even if you still look on the census and i went uh back in about 2008 or so i went up there
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and visited a friend and one of the things that's like such a relief is when you when i go to that
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area is you know number one there's a feeling in my bones that i'm even more at home than in this area
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where i grew up for most of my life since i was five years old but like that's the area that i was born
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in that's the area that people who are so close to me genetically they share the same last name and
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stuff that's where i'm from but the other thing is like i'm i'm totally going to be free of diversity
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totally free of diversity it's and even not just racial slash racial diversity i'm going to be free
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of ethnic diversity there's not going to be any italians or spaniards or anything up here it's all
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going to be anglos and celts that's all that's going to be around this area i go up there to visit
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him and there's two little gas stations in that town they're both owned by fucking packies
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the diversity has already started to set in i mean that place is so white that the small government
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projects that they have there are totally clean and totally nice with nothing but disabled white
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that's rare yeah and like i said it's been 11 years or so since i've been there so i'm sure it's worse now
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but that you know they're paying they're paying the diversity to come live anywhere that diversity
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doesn't already exist it's on your doorstep no matter where you are they got 500 congolese ready
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to flush down the sewer into the american cities yeah yeah small towns yeah and and the towns are all
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gonna the towns are all gonna fight over not taking them i bet i bet san antonio's stuck with them
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but i'm betting and what better place for it they've got this nasty evil communist jew for mayor
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the whole place is a big mexican swamp they got toyota factories there that employ nothing but mexicans
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the only things there that are any good are the stuff the artifacts left over from white people
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the alamo the riverwalk that kind of thing one day that'll all be gone one day the alamo
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will not be celebrated as the place where white men stood up and stopped
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the mexican empire it will be celebrated as the place where a bunch of mexicans came and slaughtered
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all the white people yeah it'll be an intake center it'll be like uh one of these uh
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it'll be a camp for these people a displaced person well you know whatever that jew mayor there
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you know one of the monuments there uh the alamo and all is the tomb of the unknown soldier that's
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you know an unknown soldier you know from uh the texas revolution i can't remember if he's from the
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alamo or not but he's from the texas revolution and uh that jew mayor they wanted to turn the whole
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place there into like a bunch of shops and disney type shit and he tried to move the tomb of the
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unknown soldier and they got a shitload of pushback from all over texas but it wasn't coming so hard
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from san antonio because san antonio is nothing but a bunch of mexicans run by a jew
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it's a model city yeah this is really what the jews want i mean they want to be the the overlords
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of a totally worthless society you know where they control they control uh the politics and they
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control the finance yeah well i just noticed we are bumping up on we're actually
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we're about 10 or 15 minutes over the two hour mark but we're bumping up on white tuber being late
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for his own stream so i guess we need to shut it down for tonight oh he may yeah you know we hardly
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talked about us we talked we hardly talked about any news stories tonight but i'm good with that
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yeah we did some did some psa stuff a little bit yeah well i mean it's one of the things that
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separates this show from most of your podcasts in this sphere is that uh we're able to talk about
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whatever it's whatever you'll do what you like to do i like do what i like to do okay that's right
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