Tom McCue - February 18, 2024


Saturday Night in Bigotsville Ep 9


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Length

2 hours and 21 minutes

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187.98

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26,690

Sentence count

227

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6

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Toxicity

441

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Hate speech

359

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00:06:06.960 Yeah, I looked the window and surprised what I saw 1.00
00:06:14.100 Fairy fruits and dancing with a dwarf 1.00
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00:06:30.000 Yeah, fairies and boots and you gotta believe, yeah 0.99
00:06:42.080 Yeah, I saw it, I saw it, I'll tell you no lies
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00:06:56.200 I saw her, I saw her with my own two eyes
00:07:03.680 Oh, right now!
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00:08:26.200 Good evening, good evening.
00:08:53.240 Oh, where'd Mr. Trev go?
00:08:56.200 good evening everybody uh i'm trying out like a new mic tonight so i'm hoping everybody can hear
00:09:02.800 me uh i'm pretty sure they can oh how's everybody doing tonight mr green thumbs trad life ryan
00:09:10.800 watson uh who else is in the chat here 2020 vision how you doing tonight ron oh there's mom
00:09:20.000 so yeah no johnny's not with us tonight he's uh excuse me no i just had some dinner he's uh
00:09:35.140 danger cats down in niagara tonight so uh yeah okay that can be weird all right yeah he's down
00:09:44.360 with uh danger uh seeing danger cats in niagara tonight so i wonder where trev went to he was
00:09:50.320 there a second ago yeah well yeah so i decided since uh johnny wasn't gonna be with us tonight
00:10:06.120 i uh reached out trev at least if you want to call with me tonight and uh so here we are
00:10:11.320 yeah i haven't had a chance to check out danger cats yet actually uh ryan watson
00:10:20.320 um but i hear they're pretty funny so
00:10:23.040 trev is pooping
00:10:28.660 so we're live tonight on uh x rumble and youtube so
00:10:41.320 Plat Army's live right now, too, with the marathon fundraiser stream for LISAC.
00:10:48.740 I think the link that I put in the YouTube chat is a bust.
00:10:52.680 I don't think it works, because when I checked it earlier, it said 404 unfound, so I'll have to check it after.
00:10:58.580 So, good evening.
00:11:02.780 Hello.
00:11:03.860 Hello.
00:11:06.180 Sorry, as soon as I clicked live, you walked up, you got up and walked away. 0.53
00:11:09.940 I'm like, oh, crap.
00:11:10.560 oh no that's all right apologize i was looking at the time was okay i got a few more minutes so
00:11:17.740 yeah no no that's okay that's all right so how are you doing this evening i'm doing great how
00:11:22.480 are you not too bad not too bad awesome i've been wanting to get you on the show for a bit
00:11:27.020 i've been i've been meaning to you we've just been so freaking busy and decided to work and
00:11:30.760 holy crap life is fast now so but uh yeah finally got you on here it's awesome so how you been yeah
00:11:35.940 i've been very good very good ag we just got home um when i saw your your message so i apologize for
00:11:42.020 getting back to you a little bit late oh that's uh yeah no we were out in in the town you know
00:11:47.060 getting the getting some more you know getting groceries like everybody does and uh had some uh
00:11:53.140 had lunch and then got back and i was like oh tom sent the message absolutely let's do it right on
00:12:00.980 right on no i'm not i'm the first person to understand that people got lives outside of all
00:12:04.740 this as well right so like i don't like pestering people or whatever right so yeah like for instance
00:12:10.060 like uh i've been playing uh basically email tag over x with one bigot for the past almost two 0.96
00:12:15.540 weeks because like i've been trying to get her on too right but she's like she's like pretty damn
00:12:19.480 busy and uh so she hasn't got back to me in a couple days so i was just like oh crap so what
00:12:23.560 am i gonna do for tonight so it's like okay well plan b yeah plan b and that's fine i don't i don't
00:12:29.580 mind being plan b no no it's not that i your plan b it's it's like and i was i was like what am i
00:12:34.800 gonna do today i'm like oh shit i remember us as to where me and trev lee were talking on the
00:12:38.960 biggest corner on that one end right yeah because i remember like there was a couple times on biggest 0.52
00:12:43.920 corner you were getting into some stuff that some people didn't really want to get into i'm just
00:12:47.720 like let's get into that yeah yeah so yeah absolutely absolutely there's that yeah and
00:12:57.060 it's funny i was telling the telling the girlfriend about it too is that we we it's sometimes it's
00:13:04.500 not that it's hard to get into some of the subjects right because because slippy is very open he's
00:13:09.420 really open to it but at the same time he's just he's very christian right so he's he's this way
00:13:16.020 and he kind of believes in that and then i try to bring up some things that don't necessarily go
00:13:21.620 against what he's talking like you know his point i'm trying to say that no it's it's it's combined
00:13:29.020 yeah they're all part of the same thing and uh you know and i i like getting into that you all
00:13:35.220 you know you watch right so i like getting into it and you know what i call that i call that the
00:13:41.820 free marketplace of ideas yeah well no absolutely right that's what i call it because everybody's
00:13:47.300 got their own beliefs and things but like everybody brings something to the table that's
00:13:51.140 maybe a different uh flavor or different opinion or whatever the case may be right and i welcome
00:13:55.860 that stuff like say for instance uh just earlier today uh trad life and i were talking on telegram
00:14:00.980 about uh how we're gonna like in probably a couple weeks we're gonna play in a stream where her and
00:14:05.640 i are gonna have like like a nice healthy like like friendly debate between about christianity
00:14:11.480 and paganism right the similarities between the two we want to try and break the stigmas that
00:14:16.120 surround both of them and actually show that there's actually a lot of similarities than there
00:14:20.300 our adversaries between the two of them correct yeah and uh so because there's a lot of stigmas
00:14:24.940 on both sides when it's looked at both ideologies right so i love that type of stuff like deep
00:14:30.160 thought type of stuff i love it yeah yeah i agree i just want to do a real quick shout i mean
00:14:35.480 everybody hey everybody i love you guys um yo killer from north dakota thanks yeah no i was not
00:14:43.200 pooping thanks cuz thanks yeah that's the one thing with this dream to travel I call it unrestricted
00:14:54.200 free speech roguishly unvarnished terms for a reason like we say I say whatever the hell we 0.97
00:14:59.660 want doesn't matter there's no damn filters you can say whatever the fuck you want right 0.95
00:15:03.800 all right and it stays in here if people don't like it well then that's their own problem so 0.94
00:15:09.000 yeah yeah or they just take it down i noticed when i was going through your stuff and i noticed
00:15:13.120 that one of your videos was uh was taken off of youtube oh yeah yeah yeah that's why i've been
00:15:18.220 backing up a lot of stuff on rumble so yeah yeah and it's a good platform that's you know we started
00:15:23.160 you know putting our show over there too and uh i like it you know like it and because it kind of
00:15:28.920 does intertwine like well i guess you could probably see i can't i'm just looking at the
00:15:34.460 youtube chat and then i have rumble on the other side yeah on the stream yard you could get both
00:15:39.720 of them synced up so you can see all the chat on one spot i haven't figured out how to do that i'm
00:15:44.140 just kind of crash coursing oh okay yeah right i've been kind of teaching myself how to do it
00:15:48.860 kind of deal right because like slipkite kind of gave me like the rundown because i was originally
00:15:52.920 like i said i was originally going to do this on my phone and it told me on youtube i needed like
00:15:56.040 50 subs i was like oh for fuck's sakes yeah and then um and so slip told me about the get around
00:16:02.160 and just get like a laptop or whatever so that's what i end up doing and then it kind of went on
00:16:06.060 from there right and so i started with the like the free service where i was only allowed to go
00:16:10.320 to i think it was like one or two uh stream uh platforms and then so i upgraded to the the
00:16:15.820 monthly one and uh and uh and then um went from there i was just kind of distracted how jason's
00:16:22.460 like heading over to the rumble have a good night yeah yeah no but there's a fight going on
00:16:29.620 like i said i do stream it on the rumble too because like i like to get into topics that
00:16:35.600 youtube tends to frown upon right so right yeah and uh yeah because like i got a couple things uh
00:16:41.620 saved like a couple of pictures saved up here i gotta put up that uh youtube might not like but
00:16:46.560 i don't really give kids right so yeah and uh the background here um johnny and i recently picked up 0.97
00:16:52.340 a couple of really nasty fucking trolls on x nice uh wednesday i did a stream called fuck you ceases 0.98
00:16:59.760 and uh this uh this tranny troll decided to like single us out saying calling us basement dwelling 0.99
00:17:07.340 incels and like we're the reason why ceases is trending on x and stuff like that now it's just 0.91
00:17:12.240 like oh you just screwed with the wrong people because i just basically unleashed diagonal on it
00:17:16.960 and then within five minutes paul thompson comes up with a meme behind us
00:17:22.320 i saw that when we were waiting in the back room there i was like that's cool
00:17:27.920 yeah so the basis the troll that started trying to basically pick us apart it didn't work because
00:17:34.320 like basically every all the dag tags on x just went nuts it was great yeah and i'll say say hello
00:17:41.820 to heather over there on rumble hello heather okay everybody over there they're up there oh
00:17:47.060 geez yeah we got uncle kenny on there island jason on uh youtube we got uh roguespear ryan watson
00:17:55.860 my mother's on there mother of the drummers
00:17:58.760 yeah well how many people are living on youtube uh i'm not too many people but yeah anyway so uh
00:18:07.860 I remember the one night you were talking about the depopulation stuff.
00:18:11.160 This one thing that you said,
00:18:12.220 and it's been bouncing around in my head for,
00:18:14.100 well,
00:18:14.340 I actually kind of thought this actually be for a while.
00:18:17.300 And then I don't hear too many people saying this.
00:18:21.420 And then I heard you say it.
00:18:23.220 And I was just like, 1.00
00:18:24.000 fuck yes, 0.99
00:18:25.220 this could be. 1.00
00:18:27.200 We were talking about the,
00:18:28.540 you posed the question to the chat about what do you think the possible
00:18:31.920 reasons why they might be depopulating.
00:18:34.620 And a lot of people had their different reasons,
00:18:36.780 this and that,
00:18:37.200 but then you kind of turned around and said what if they're depopulating ahead of a time ahead of
00:18:41.860 time due to an event that they know that's going to happen right and when you said that i was just
00:18:47.340 like dude i've been thinking that for myself like quite some time right because like i've been doing 0.93
00:18:53.320 this to depopulation research for fucking years like reading all the un stuff for fucking years 0.98
00:18:58.040 like so when all this started happening i was just like oh for fuck's sakes here it comes right 0.99
00:19:01.840 yeah but like i'm the kind of person that tends to try to think like they do right like we have 0.82
00:19:08.480 to think like for ourselves and for our own side but to understand the evil itself you have to think
00:19:14.300 they do but you can't deep you can't delve too deep into their mind because you're gonna go
00:19:19.340 fucking nuts but you gotta have to have that understanding right and so like again i read i 0.88
00:19:25.680 like i read i read a lot of all kinds of crap like science papers and shit like that and i've 0.99
00:19:30.480 been seeing a lot of stuff when it comes to uh shit going on in space i've been seeing a lot of 0.96
00:19:34.880 stuff about these 10 days of darkness with this whole eclipse going on in april and stuff like 0.95
00:19:39.020 that and and my mind tries to like see like okay is there like are they onto something right like
00:19:45.020 so what do you think about that like what made you think that well there are a couple things
00:19:50.160 a couple things so when i when i posed the question it was more try again it was trying
00:19:57.220 to get somebody to say that well they're they're they're gonna depopulize uh because of
00:20:03.940 knowing that if there were many it would be hard to control us when something bad happens right
00:20:12.960 so and obviously like you said you got to get to know their mind how do they work well you can't
00:20:19.540 go well we just need to get population down to a certain amount and we're just going to do it like
00:20:23.920 that because if they wanted to they could probably just do it like that but then there'd be a lot of
00:20:28.060 people going oh hey what are you doing like you know like seven billion people just died overnight
00:20:35.540 like what what's going on right wars or whatever it is so they do it incremental they have war here
00:20:41.940 which kind of makes sense because like if you look at some of their old documents
00:20:45.840 um they talk about um like 500 million is the number that to them would be manageable right
00:20:51.460 like they had it on the georgia guidestones they talk about it in all different uh uh i'm pretty
00:20:56.320 sure uh no uh john p holden does not talk about that number specifically in uh eco science but
00:21:02.060 like they do talk about the depopulation plans and how they concur populations uh we just find 0.98
00:21:07.240 out recently that they've been putting uh beta or puberty blockers in fucking cereals and shit like 0.85
00:21:12.220 that and uh so like yeah and then uh when it comes to like the other stuff that uh that they decided
00:21:18.600 to roll out back in 2021 then i'm not going to start mentioning her at the back because youtube
00:21:22.200 will ask me right in 20 minutes into it um some of the ingredients into that right now there's
00:21:27.620 something here that i came across a little while ago and i thought was interesting so i i have it
00:21:33.180 saved as a an overlay where the fuck did that go is it here oh nope that's the other one that i had
00:21:39.480 saved replacement migration it's a un document from march of 2000 talking about replacement 0.93
00:21:45.540 migration no that wasn't the one yeah um fuck where'd that go i might have saved in the wrong
00:21:50.480 spot uh no actually i didn't bring it up anyway um yeah uh i'll just bring that up quick while 0.89
00:21:57.160 we're talking uh this particular document that i found uh it's just the document head
00:22:01.960 but it kind of correlates on what is in everything and some of the geoengineering that i thought was
00:22:08.820 fucking interesting where did that go again they can't just do it all at once it's going to be a
00:22:15.980 slow you know a slow process so then the people don't really see what's happening yeah exactly 0.93
00:22:22.480 right yeah so what they'll do is i'll bring this up as a share screen actually so this is
00:22:30.900 interesting i found this um yeah like this is interesting 3d ox 3d graphete oxide
00:22:49.540 um u.s nanoparticles cloud sitting patent u.s 2022 now we know that this here is already in
00:22:59.320 the other thing that we were talking about and so i'm like so and again when you do a lot of
00:23:04.680 geoengineering research you kind of wonder like how are they going to put this together with the
00:23:08.420 fucking uh um the depot plant and that's why it's where i think it's all kind of connected and that's
00:23:15.020 one avenue because it's very multifaceted and uh like again i've been researching for years and i 0.97
00:23:22.100 do think that the geoengineering aspect of it is in there so but i'm wondering like what kind of
00:23:27.260 adverse effect is happening with when it comes to when they're like spraying all that stuff
00:23:32.100 and this already in people like like you know what i mean like i don't know if that's like
00:23:38.180 going too deep down to you deep into it right yeah you know what i mean well i mean and i kind
00:23:44.620 of think you know if there might be a possibility that this uh you know disease exit they were
00:23:49.740 talking about could be really tied to that you know with all this graphene and everybody and
00:23:56.700 something happens with that i don't know what but who knows um sg made a really good uh point um
00:24:06.560 is it let's we say we there's a big food crisis on the horizon um you know this would be a graceful
00:24:13.340 way to avoid starvation right yeah and so and i had i had that thought so when i saw that i thought
00:24:21.020 that was interesting but i've i had that thought before saying well the elite or the you know the
00:24:27.760 people running the show are actually not bad people just first humor me so they're not i hear
00:24:38.840 you 100 yeah and they're actually going okay so how do we we know something is coming so
00:24:44.400 either the food crisis or something else is coming how do we you know like kind of put people out of
00:24:52.880 out of the misery that could come you know in in a humane way well yeah there was a what was that
00:25:00.560 there was that professor that said said that same thing and also uh jane goodall has been saying the
00:25:05.000 same thing a humane way of depopulation blah blah blah blah right like um but at the end of the day
00:25:11.640 like like they keep they keep blaming it on um climate climate just too many people because of
00:25:17.780 the climate and when in in my personal opinion i think there's the planet could sustain even more 0.77
00:25:24.160 i'm not saying like we should overpopulate but i think it's a fucking giant ruse in my personal
00:25:29.080 opinion um that's just my opinion on the matter but no you're right though like i i've thought 0.50
00:25:35.020 the same thing in the past too like like what if like what if they're actually like they are 0.95
00:25:40.540 like like not say good good guys or bad guys but like they're looking at something going okay fuck
00:25:47.140 we got to do something because something big's happening so like maybe we have to take the 0.99
00:25:51.000 smartest and the fucking brainiest and this and that and kind of like put them aside and like 0.95
00:25:55.500 okay like and then you know what i mean i don't know like that's what i mean like going thinking 0.99
00:26:00.360 like them without going too deep into their brain and going nuts at the same time right
00:26:03.880 yeah yeah but they are still evil well yeah that's what i'm getting at because at the same
00:26:10.120 when they want to do all kinds of stuff when it comes to gender reassignment all the uh the
00:26:15.040 blurring of the races all that type of stuff like that in my opinion a lot like even even the 0.91
00:26:19.940 transgender movement in my opinion ties directly right into the uh the depopulation movement 1.00
00:26:24.960 because well absolutely right and a lot of people have a whole generation of people growing up 1.00
00:26:30.160 being totally confused or just not uh reproducing or not reproducing at all because it topped off 0.75
00:26:36.580 the fucking parts to do it right yeah yeah right like and so like there's many aspects that actually 0.56
00:26:41.920 like go into the depopulation plan itself and like one of the main ones is um uh if people like 0.98
00:26:48.220 like study any bill cooper work he uh he talked about this thing called silent weapons for quiet
00:26:52.720 wars and uh it's it's kind of like the preconditioning on basically allowing yourself
00:26:59.700 and willing yourself to be killed like basically willing suicide kind of deal right but it's a
00:27:06.220 breaking down of of the individual of in the psychic uh the psyche of the individual so they're
00:27:12.180 easily manipulated to be walked down that straight path right and uh like again like there's so many
00:27:18.880 aspects to it and that's why i like bringing people like you on that like have different
00:27:23.720 approaches to it right and and many different attacks to it like i and i even believe that
00:27:28.160 the attack when it comes to the attack on christianity and the spiritual attack that's
00:27:31.660 even a part of it too the whole thing right like what do you think of that well i mean uh again
00:27:38.640 you know on some of the points that i today that i bring to the show is in correlation with a lot
00:27:46.300 of what the bible will tell you so um and again this is and let me just uh shout out to uh jason
00:27:53.560 breshear of uh archaics um if you people don't watch it go check that out he's on uh youtube
00:27:59.240 it's called archaics um and so the understanding is that we live in a construct it's like a
00:28:07.840 simulation it's a construct um and we we relive it over and over and over again and
00:28:17.260 so with what's coming up it's so it's revelations right we're in the end times um 2020 was your
00:28:27.600 first seal is being broken in 2020 it's pharmakia it's uh it's apollo and it's and where people have
00:28:36.820 to realize is that um the bible and a lot of stories in the bible are actually greek yep so
00:28:43.320 that has to be translated from greek and a lot of the translations because they translated from
00:28:49.960 hebrew they're not right they're wrong like they're they they're off on their meaning
00:28:55.980 so we have the second seal should be this year and now the second seal is really what's happening 1.00
00:29:04.540 with the the influx of the muslim people into the western societies and you have that uh the 1.00
00:29:14.760 beating up of the christian faith but you see that things are starting to change right you have so 1.00
00:29:24.040 So you have people like the premier in Alberta putting in that law for the gender reassignment.
00:29:30.200 You have Utah passing that law for any pedophiles get, you know, they get, you know, the death penalty, right?
00:29:40.900 So you see these certain things change.
00:29:43.080 You see the shift, and we've talked about it many times, is that you see this shift going to the right, right?
00:29:49.200 Right. So you're going to start to see the the rise, not necessarily of Christianity, but it's going to be more like a Christian Reich. 0.88
00:29:57.120 It's going to be hardcore, you know, you know, really hardcore Christian views. 0.75
00:30:05.840 And then you're going to have a pop off of something is going to happen where now we're going to be fighting here.
00:30:11.760 The wars are going to be here in our own countries in the West.
00:30:15.660 it's not going to be happening in the middle east it's going to be happening all over and that's the
00:30:20.960 one thing too like when it comes to one aspect of uh what i do call the new world order um
00:30:26.720 uh the one at one part of it for me that it was the missing key for quite some time and it wasn't
00:30:33.360 up until a good couple a good few years back that i finally figured it out and they just basically
00:30:37.480 outed themselves in the past few months um when you when you read the old talmic talmatic books 0.79
00:30:43.700 and a lot of people don't like getting into this but i don't give two shits i will um when you read 0.97
00:30:48.480 the old tomatic books they talk about um wiping out the children of edom with the hordes of arabs 0.86
00:30:54.220 right now edom is around the time period of what the hebrews call the romans and 0.98
00:31:00.520 we fall under that category and so when you look at those ancient books and what they're doing to 1.00
00:31:07.820 our countries like by flooding them with people that are just not of our fucking culture they 0.98
00:31:13.380 they run all the ngos that do it and so i look at that too is like that's part of like what i see 0.99
00:31:20.760 is kind of like this uh an end times type of thing like even in the like even in our north
00:31:25.460 belief we have the same type of thing like it's not it's no different like all of ragnarok like
00:31:30.160 i'm a firm believer that we're seeing we're going to be seeing what we call no ragnarok 2.0
00:31:35.220 because we're already seeing the signs of it right like and that's one thing when it comes to the
00:31:39.480 the similarities between the heathens and the christians like there's a lot of similarities 0.98
00:31:43.060 when it comes to this type of shit because and that's where i do agree with slip we are 0.99
00:31:47.140 experiencing a spiritual battle oh 100 yeah oh yeah yeah yeah and that's why i'm talking about 0.99
00:31:53.720 with people like you like open-minded people that are like we can just have a great deep
00:31:58.180 discussion with it right like all this type of stuff right and you know and that's why i've been
00:32:03.040 on uh maybe not the last stream of the stream before was you see all these um like the farming
00:32:09.020 protests going on with the farmers and you know someone mentioned about uh well sg mentioned about
00:32:15.200 the um the hunger right there's going to be a famine you know no food well that's going to be
00:32:22.320 2028 it's every four years and so 2028 is when it's going to be the food shortages right people
00:32:30.900 We're going to start starving.
00:32:32.700 That's what we will be right in the middle of the fourth turning is around that time period.
00:32:37.540 Yeah.
00:32:38.140 And we're already setting up those pieces to happen.
00:32:42.800 Right.
00:32:43.140 You got all the farmers are out there and they're striking or whatever it is.
00:32:47.600 They're increasing the cost on, you know, fertilizers and all this kind of stuff.
00:32:52.300 They don't want us to grow food because it's raising.
00:32:54.920 It's a carbon footprint is too high to grow your own food.
00:32:58.340 You know what I mean?
00:32:58.860 So it's just, they're just, you know, they're just setting it up, right? 0.92
00:33:04.660 Like this is what's happening with the influx of immigration and everything. 0.63
00:33:10.480 That's been happening for years, right?
00:33:13.220 But it's just going to come to a head.
00:33:14.740 I mean, it's caught to a part here, like just in Canada, where it's caused so much stress.
00:33:22.060 Yeah.
00:33:22.820 You look at it, what's going on here.
00:33:25.220 like in canada from what i've been watching because i've been watching a little bit of
00:33:28.740 the immigration numbers and stuff like that like it's it's it's about to boil over it's like i i'm
00:33:34.980 in the housing industry like i i build roof trusses for a living and um most of the for the
00:33:40.900 past good couple years we've been busy as hell and uh just this year we slowed right down to
00:33:46.220 like we have basically no work by thursday and uh and i'm thinking to myself okay like 0.98
00:33:51.380 so they're bringing in all these fucking people but yet we're down to a fucking standstill our 0.91
00:33:57.160 yard is full of product that's not leaving and uh and you want all these houses faster but yet 0.99
00:34:03.000 nobody nobody's building anything right bringing all these fucking people in people in people in 0.81
00:34:07.780 and it's just crazy and the other thing too that i noticed that uh i think is uh a little bit 0.95
00:34:14.260 disgusting is that we got two diversity hires at my work right they don't get paid by us
00:34:19.760 really nope they do not get paychecks given two of them by us 0.98
00:34:25.400 they're paid by either whatever subsidizes them or the fucking government 0.90
00:34:29.580 so technically work is getting two free workers 0.92
00:34:33.020 interesting interesting yeah yeah so
00:34:39.200 very interesting i'm up in the northern i'm like considerably more north than you are right so i
00:34:46.120 I can imagine it'd be more down in the Southern part of Ontario,
00:34:49.020 but like where I am in basically central Ontario to a point.
00:34:52.820 Yeah.
00:34:53.620 Yeah.
00:34:54.420 Yeah.
00:34:54.960 It's, you know,
00:34:56.780 really you don't even have to leave your house to see what's going on.
00:35:00.320 It's just, you know,
00:35:00.840 you just open up Twitter or X and it's just, you know,
00:35:04.540 you got Trudeau speaking over here.
00:35:05.920 Oh, we're going to, you know, build new houses.
00:35:07.700 Right.
00:35:08.420 Yeah.
00:35:08.800 It's like, okay, but so let me do the math.
00:35:11.460 You said maybe in the last few months,
00:35:13.200 you're going to build about a thousand houses for the year.
00:35:16.120 but then you're bringing in a million people yeah yeah that's the math isn't working out 0.99
00:35:22.900 i'm math stupid and i'm yeah that math don't add up and i'm fucking math literate you know 0.89
00:35:28.860 right and it's okay so how many new jobs are being created well not that many either okay 0.96
00:35:33.880 all right so you're bringing in more people than there are jobs available and there's definitely
00:35:39.600 no housing available so what's what's happening yeah my mother's got a good point here and now
00:35:45.280 it's far too
00:35:47.220 expensive for anybody. I mean, for my
00:35:49.300 kids to ever own a house,
00:35:51.340 they'll 1.00
00:35:53.200 be wheeling me out
00:35:54.500 for them to move in.
00:35:57.120 What were they saying a few months back? 90-year
00:35:59.260 mortgages or some shit like that? 1.00
00:36:01.180 Like, holy fuck. 1.00
00:36:03.260 And at the end of the day, they don't 1.00
00:36:05.180 want anybody to own a house. No.
00:36:06.960 That's all part of the communist takeover.
00:36:09.200 Yeah. Well, I call it
00:36:11.160 the neo-communist takeover because the
00:36:13.080 communist takeover back was, we know it became 0.99
00:36:15.040 those dudes came with guns and tanks and fucking uniforms they don't need to do that now they got 0.99
00:36:20.260 the power of the digital age yeah that's why i call them neo commies so yeah and they're uh and 0.98
00:36:26.020 that's one thing too is like um i have a family friend that um uh for years because years and
00:36:32.420 years ago i used to talk about uh like the whole like uh authoritarians right and i talk about the
00:36:37.620 communists and i talk about the nazis and this and that and this particular family friend of mine
00:36:41.960 he keeps telling me okay you need to do a little bit more research into what really happened in
00:36:46.400 world war ii and i could never understood what this particular what this guy was talking about
00:36:49.440 right well this particular uh family friend of mine is uh is famous from latvia and uh like they
00:36:56.480 basically barely escaped the bolsheviks dealt directly with the bolsheviks and everything
00:37:01.240 right and i could never understand why this guy had a major hate on for the ashkenazis right right
00:37:06.100 yeah and so it wasn't until i met another ukrainian some more ukraine or not ukrainian
00:37:11.920 sorry latvian people and did a little bit more research and talked to this old latvian woman
00:37:15.600 this old latvian woman was about 90 years old at the time so she was a teenager about 20 years old
00:37:20.160 during world war ii when the germans were like liberated latvia and her herself was just like
00:37:25.460 no they wouldn't he was nice guy the journalists were good people what are you talking about like 0.98
00:37:30.600 that's how she talked right now i could never like what the fuck are you talking about yeah 0.99
00:37:34.260 Well, that's when I quickly understood that they only tell you one side of the fucking story. 0.99
00:37:37.660 Yep. 0.98
00:37:38.480 And so I did start doing a lot of research on like, okay, let's, I want to know about the other side.
00:37:43.880 What happened on the other side? 0.97
00:37:45.300 What's making these particular fucking people say, basically tell me that I'm wrong because we have all this shoved down our throat. 0.98
00:37:52.500 So I started learning and learning. 1.00
00:37:53.580 I was just like, holy fuck, holy fuck. 1.00
00:37:56.000 And then so you overlay that onto today and they're the same people. 1.00
00:38:02.580 They're the exact same people.
00:38:04.260 You go through all the NGOs, you go through all the companies that run the, you know, this and that, penetrations into government, World Economic Forum, like, even to a point when it comes to the UN, like, it's all them again.
00:38:20.580 So I'm wondering how long and what country is going to be the first that we're going to see why my Republic 2.0.
00:38:27.360 Right.
00:38:27.800 and then you know the people don't realize is that you know the same people who funded
00:38:33.880 world war ii are the same people who funded the civil war yep right in these states you know and
00:38:39.180 it's like you know but oh no that was all about slavery no it wasn't no no
00:38:46.280 nothing to do with it and that's what people don't get they had literally next to nothing
00:38:51.940 to do with the civil war yeah more northerners owned more slaves than the southerners did
00:38:56.760 that's right and that's one they don't tell you teach you about that right no no no that's another 0.98
00:39:03.440 reason why the democrats are trying to erase their history yeah you're gonna find out damn it damn it 0.99
00:39:10.380 how far back do we gotta go all the way back yeah yeah all the way as far as you fucking go man 0.99
00:39:16.980 well they even did the same thing here in the city i live i live in a really a really ontario 0.98
00:39:22.580 right? And they tore down the fucking 0.99
00:39:24.520 statue of John A. Macdonald down at the fucking 1.00
00:39:26.500 beat line. It's like, what the fuck? 1.00
00:39:28.640 It's like, come on. 1.00
00:39:30.820 Oh, it's Stephen Leacock. Sorry, not
00:39:32.620 John A. Macdonald, Stephen Leacock.
00:39:34.260 Right, yeah. Stephen Leacock.
00:39:36.380 Was that in Hamilton
00:39:38.420 where they tore down John A.?
00:39:41.020 I can't remember now.
00:39:42.100 That might have been Kingston, actually. Oh, maybe it was Kingston.
00:39:44.900 Yeah, yeah. It might have been Kingston. I don't know
00:39:46.560 for sure.
00:39:48.500 We got to keep Gordon Lightfoot.
00:39:50.160 Oh, yeah, we got to keep Gordon Lightfoot.
00:39:51.660 well that's good yeah it busts outside the early opera house so yeah yeah but yeah i think more
00:39:59.560 people would be upset if they did that and that's what made me think when the georgia
00:40:03.600 milestones blew up that that wasn't somebody trying to blow that up that was they did that
00:40:09.520 purposely oh yeah i think that was i from the get-go i thought that was done purposely just
00:40:14.920 say wait a minute here wait a minute here not that they're trying to erase their own history
00:40:19.860 but i think in some way they were trying to like sidewind people like send them down a rabbit hole
00:40:23.800 because that woke up a lot of people because i had a lot of people that had no idea what the 0.50
00:40:28.120 georgia guide stones were go what the fuck what's this thing called georgia guide stones i'm like 0.91
00:40:31.780 i've been trying to tell you that for about 10 fucking years and now now that it's gone and 0.99
00:40:35.500 blown to shit now you want to know about it so okay well here you go right so yeah and then maybe 0.97
00:40:40.700 to the people who did it it was more of a fact that okay we got a lot of people are starting 0.99
00:40:46.340 to wake up well we should probably get rid of these before more people do in a real and see
00:40:51.160 what what the plan is yeah yeah because it was even on those stones is where it says 500 million
00:40:57.680 people uh basically one uh one language one religion that was it and it was written in i
00:41:04.360 think it was like it was written in english a whole bunch of language yeah uh chinese arabic
00:41:09.240 and i think i think a german i think russia i can't remember all the language it was written
00:41:14.560 in a few of them anyway the main languages that people speak anyway yeah and uh yeah
00:41:19.660 that was a conspiracy tom
00:41:21.720 uh yeah uh so yeah when that blew up i was just like oh yeah here we go here we go
00:41:28.860 now i got another conspiracy rabbit hole i've been wanting to pick your brain on see if you
00:41:35.320 know it is um have you ever studied uh harp like the weather modification yeah yeah
00:41:43.180 um i haven't studied it no but i i know a little about it i guess um
00:41:50.300 i'm gonna add to that not only harp but also doppler yes and neck rad yeah yeah all that
00:42:01.480 yep yep yep yep i've been studying the geoengineering and the the harp stuff for
00:42:06.840 fucking ages that was the harp stuff was actually probably one of the first things that kind of
00:42:10.600 sent me down rabbit holes yeah and uh one thing i thought was interesting is i was watching them 0.97
00:42:15.480 do a lot of all kinds of geoengineering all the years that obama was in and uh and you try to
00:42:20.480 point it out this and that right and people call you nuts crazy blah blah blah and then the four 0.98
00:42:26.020 years that trump was in it stopped you didn't see it you see actual fucking clouds and that was it 0.96
00:42:32.640 was about uh about a month before they ousted him he started seeing it again that's when i knew that 0.98
00:42:37.500 he was going that he was not coming back simply by the fucking chemtrails in the sky i know that 0.98
00:42:41.900 sounds fucking retarded and conspiracy theory fucking brained but i just knew it and um and 0.99
00:42:48.040 yeah sure shit they ousted him and then the the it's just been crazy ever since for the past two 1.00
00:42:54.240 years the geoengineering has been absolutely fucking nuts now this is a picture i took outside 0.98
00:43:00.260 of my work last week uh where is it here check this out yeah 0.93
00:43:07.680 tell me that's not fucking geoengineering man like you see this big streak right across the 0.86
00:43:16.680 front like holy crap i've got so many of these pictures backlogged on phones different phones 0.98
00:43:20.920 i've got stashed and shit like it's crazy man we got like the big streak is you have like these 0.98
00:43:25.560 wavy lines going all the way down yeah towards horizon right yeah yeah you can even see it in 0.98
00:43:31.680 the distance you can see other lines yeah forming yeah and so like i've been watching this for years
00:43:38.360 and years and like one thing i've been noticing is people have been getting sicker and sicker
00:43:42.760 and then when uh the covid stuff came around it like first of all like i'm not one of these people
00:43:49.180 that believe covid 19 was like a psyop like i do firmly believe that they did release something
00:43:55.740 they basically weaponized the cold virus that's my for my opinion in the matter anyway everybody
00:44:00.700 has that right too um so i do believe that they released that and they and from my opinion in my
00:44:11.660 research it made it travel faster and a little bit like you can catch it quicker kind of deal 0.98
00:44:16.540 and so like you got on so in my like again conspiracy theory adult fucking brain i wonder 0.96
00:44:21.440 how much of the geoengineering plus the implementation of the 5g lowered the immune 0.98
00:44:26.960 systems ahead of time so when they release this not also not to mention the h1n1 shots a few years
00:44:32.580 ahead of time so when they released this it was going to get that toll number that they needed
00:44:37.380 the actual toll number and then next till they'll next to the doctored toll numbers that we now know
00:44:42.440 Mm hmm. Right. Yeah. I mean, I that I don't know. I'm not 100 percent sure on. Yes. I mean, obviously, you know, our especially here in Canada or like in a lot of the northern countries, our vitamin D levels are extremely low.
00:44:59.880 Yeah. So and again, I don't think necessarily that the numbers of the people who who died in, you know, old age home, old care homes and stuff like that were really any different than any other flu season.
00:45:15.420 No, I agree with you there. Right. And and I just think that, well, why don't we know that the numbers were convoluted?
00:45:24.420 they were just oh yeah not factual at all you know 100 lies um so it's covid yeah right right
00:45:35.060 you know well i'm pretty sure that guy died from going through the windshield of his car no no 0.99
00:45:39.220 tested covid that's covid man that's covid well it's fucking he was coughing so hard he lost 0.98
00:45:45.420 control of his car and went through the windshield oh man um but if you say for me like tom i i'm 0.97
00:45:52.320 more as i don't think it was anything you know and and you know at one time i kind of thought
00:46:00.180 yeah maybe there was something but i i don't know it's just when it comes down to like the 0.88
00:46:04.920 way that they tested with the pcr we know that's bullshit it doesn't won't tell you 0.98
00:46:10.060 in october of pneumonia 0.98
00:46:18.300 which what i think it is it all it was it was that because they weren't treating people
00:46:25.980 yeah people who had a really bad flu um i get it right i'm really bad when i get a really bad
00:46:33.360 flu every like four or five years i'll get a bronchial infection and sometimes it'll turn
00:46:38.540 into pneumonia right so i think a lot of people die because they were thrown onto ventilators
00:46:44.000 they had bacterial pneumonia and they weren't getting any antibiotics so i also do have this
00:46:49.020 other theory because i have multiple theories on this whole covid stuff because my second theory
00:46:54.260 is something that did actually happen to me because during the first little bit of covid
00:46:58.000 i was around people that had it said they had it anyway and i got nothing right now early in covid
00:47:04.120 i had some contacts in europe in uh certain military in europe i'm not going to name but i
00:47:09.880 was told specifically that COVID-19 is not the weapon it's the scare tactic the what follows is
00:47:19.620 going to be the actual weapon right and I was told and I quote bro it's going to kill your 0.99
00:47:24.300 fucking balls don't take it that's right these are very like manly type of dudes and all the 0.99
00:47:30.060 right so that's how they put it and um so so the first little while during COVID like I was like 0.99
00:47:36.540 i was fine didn't get a cold or nothing like that right and it wasn't until october of 2022 0.97
00:47:42.120 i ended up coming down with something and i felt like absolute fucking shit for two days 0.67
00:47:49.840 and for a solid week after that i could not smell or taste for a week and i've never had anything 0.98
00:47:56.260 like that before i've had blues i've had the afian flu like i've had all that type of shit before and
00:48:00.900 i never had anything that that uh took away my taste and smell like that for a solid week right
00:48:07.540 and uh so i was thinking about it and thinking about it and so i came to the conclusion i must
00:48:12.060 have contracted the omicron and the omicron is from my conspiracy theory i don't brain had to
00:48:17.960 have been basically the fucking slough off from the the viruses created in people that took the 0.93
00:48:22.700 fucking you know what right oh maybe right so i'm thinking maybe at first it wasn't something 0.96
00:48:28.880 they release the other thing and then because of the other thing the uh then something actually 0.98
00:48:33.240 comes around that's very possible i don't know again i just i got like a construction
00:48:39.020 like i'm a construction worker man yeah yeah you know and i was the same like for the first you
00:48:45.900 know i wasn't sick at all you know and maybe you can you could chalk that up to uh not going out
00:48:52.020 or you know keeping your distance and you know stuff like that but uh we came down with something
00:48:57.660 actually this past winter my poor son i think he was patient zero and uh our whole house got it we
00:49:04.560 were sick like oh my lord like i was out for two weeks i still work though you know because i work 0.96
00:49:10.940 from home and i was still able to work but yeah it really it really kicked our ass it was right 0.56
00:49:16.780 over christmas too right just bad timing but so to my mother's point here my mother says here i 0.94
00:49:23.340 didn't catch tom's cooties either figure that out now she's just cracking a joke but that's actually
00:49:27.560 that's true there because like i was going over to my mother's place when it was first released
00:49:31.720 and my mother felt like a basically a weakened immune system so if anything she would have
00:49:35.700 fucking caught it right and uh yeah nothing nothing right yeah no but yeah i mean it or
00:49:43.400 you know like your your friend was saying is that it was just the tactic to actually then release 0.96
00:49:49.700 the real threat which was this britney spears right so yeah everybody's getting the spears
00:49:57.680 and you know now but i what i see is that there's so many people who are sick a lot now
00:50:06.240 you know because i i work in it and well in an office because i do go in once a week but
00:50:12.540 it seems that everybody is sick you know or at some time during the week or when we go in and
00:50:20.860 throughout the month oh this person's sick this person's sick this person's sick i know i'm the
00:50:26.960 only one who never saw britney spears right so yeah i got pretty sick at christmas time but i
00:50:33.140 just i see for me i just talked to that just a seasonal flu yeah right my son caught it everybody
00:50:39.180 got it we were you know it took a couple weeks to get through our system but we were fine um
00:50:45.340 well but it just seems like a lot of people are getting sick it's not necessarily really bad
00:50:50.200 you know illnesses but they're always sick yeah yeah and that's one thing i noticed too like even
00:50:57.920 before all this that it's one thing you notice between people that live and grew up mainly in
00:51:02.820 cities compared to rural areas that was one thing i noticed too and that's when and also kind of 0.99
00:51:08.820 aren't with that knowledge and then when this comes around you really see it you really fucking 0.67
00:51:13.640 see it where though there's a lot more people actually sick in the cities than there are in 0.98
00:51:16.800 the rural areas especially after the the covid and the rollout of the fucking everything else
00:51:22.820 afterwards right and uh that's one thing i've always because again like before the covid like
00:51:28.100 i've always been researching like this and that blah whatever ology or rabbit hole i can go down
00:51:32.400 i fucking went down right and even right down to like uh allergies different types of allergies 0.82
00:51:37.760 and what causes them and shit like that whereas people that live in cities are more susceptible 0.98
00:51:41.220 to be sicker than them people that do that don't live in cities right and so then i'll take that
00:51:47.180 information and then overlay it on like transfer it up like the next 10 years on to when the covid
00:51:53.440 years if you want to call it that and it's just like okay well now it makes sense what we're
00:51:57.080 seeing more sick people in cities than we are in the rural areas you're right yeah like yeah go
00:52:03.140 Well, you've heard, have you heard of the, I'm going to forget what the hell it's called now, germ theory. 1.00
00:52:10.560 So what it is, it's almost like how if you have a household full of women over a certain period of time, they're going to sink, right? 0.98
00:52:21.960 And all of a sudden, they're all getting peered at the same time. 0.96
00:52:24.280 It's like, well, this particular goose decides, well, hey, it's time we got to start flying south.
00:52:29.960 And all of a sudden, all the geese start flying south.
00:52:32.580 yeah right yeah and what it is is that you get around certain people so if somebody and it's
00:52:38.960 more like the body is releasing toxins so the body you're building up toxins and all of a sudden the
00:52:45.300 body okay we're at our limit we need to release it and you release it through mucus you're sweating
00:52:51.380 you get a fever and what happens is that there's enough people around they kick into that it's
00:52:58.880 like oh it's time to release the toxins yeah and i think it's not really anything that you're
00:53:04.620 catching you're not going to lick in door handles and getting a cold but you're you're just kind of
00:53:11.080 catching on to it you know what i mean and on a genetic level i think you're correct about that
00:53:15.860 because and i also think that the pharmaceutical uh people also know this science that the human
00:53:20.860 body does um and i think they also implied that into the you know what's as well because uh
00:53:26.340 because then they only got to give it to like one person one person goes out and within that first
00:53:30.700 couple weeks or so that they're activated they're giving it to everybody that they're interacting
00:53:34.880 with right yeah right you know what i mean like so i i don't know like again that's me and my
00:53:40.180 freaking brain going on about it but i first read about it in mice they are doing studies in how to
00:53:44.200 control mice populations and they developed a virus they had a vaccine alongside each other
00:53:48.900 and they captured x amount of mice and shot them up and released them and uh this particular vaccine
00:53:53.960 sterilize them and so it bled it like it shed off onto other mice and so they were able to control
00:53:59.940 like about i think it was about three generations of it and after about three generations this
00:54:03.520 particular uh uh vaccine would disseminate completely away and they'd be able to populate
00:54:09.160 so they didn't wipe out the most population that is able to control it and then you think about
00:54:13.940 that i'm like well they could fucking do it with mice like and then you got bill gates out there 0.98
00:54:18.940 take this take that and i was like wait a minute same guy that was selling the fucking antivirus 1.00
00:54:22.900 software for the computer now you're trying to sell yeah fuck you but and now you're taking up 1.00
00:54:28.780 all the farms and wanting us to eat your fucking franken meat nope nope nope thank you the rope 1.00
00:54:33.600 spear is right i mean it's not and again it's not germs like the germ theory isn't about germs it's 0.98
00:54:38.680 about the toxins and and uh yes you know parasites because the you know look at the foods that we're
00:54:44.640 eating right yeah anywhere you shop in the middle of the grocery store is crap right anything that
00:54:50.940 comes in a container a box or a bag is just not good no that's 100 correct and then if you're if
00:54:58.520 you believe in more of the carnivore diet well then even sometimes the the green aisle and the
00:55:03.720 produce is also not good but uh you know i and i we talked about this back uh you know around new
00:55:11.280 years because i was going to try the carnivore diet but then i was kind of thinking but i was
00:55:14.700 like well i could because i you know i love steak and meat and all that kind of stuff but
00:55:19.400 i was like but i i do like a salad every once in a while you know and i have this garden i don't
00:55:25.100 want to just let the grass take over yeah i just dug that out my head i want to grow some produce
00:55:31.740 no we we are supposed to have that stuff like i myself am guilty of not eating enough vegetables
00:55:36.700 because like i can't i can't take the taste of them like they're just like i get it out of my
00:55:40.400 mouth kind of deal right but you know we are supposed to eat like a balance of like meats
00:55:44.980 and vegetables like we're not straight carnivores like i get why people are doing the carnivore
00:55:49.640 diet um but at the end of the day we do need the carbs the the stuff that's in vegetables all the
00:55:55.660 irons and stuff with other vegetables and the vitamins and stuff yeah and i i truly believe
00:56:01.120 that you know the biggest problem is sugars right it's it's the sugars or the refined sugars even
00:56:06.440 the sugars and you know too but like the bad carbs right yeah i'm guilty of that myself yeah
00:56:11.200 yeah yeah but you look you look nice and healthy i got on the scale this morning and oh my god
00:56:17.560 i was like almost at the heaviest i've been since i want to say it was maybe 2008 or 9
00:56:23.580 i was like holy crap i've got a stupid fast metabolism so i actually have a really hard
00:56:29.280 time putting on any weight and keeping it yeah and so like i'm like i'll go down to about 120 0.97
00:56:33.880 pounds and i just like like i don't feel like people say oh you're pretty skinny you look 0.58
00:56:38.800 oh you're all right i'm just like no i got a metabolism that's so fucking fast right
00:56:42.200 and not to mention again right like it's also my eating habits too right like i i i don't eat 0.72
00:56:48.520 three meals a day like i can't eat first thing in the morning when i get up like i don't eat
00:56:51.620 nine o'clock or so and i've already got about three or four hours of work under my belt already
00:56:56.400 right and then no like i'll eat like one sandwich at lunchtime and then i'll go home to come home
00:57:01.560 from work and then i'll eat dinner after that right and i'm also guilty of waking up the middle 0.93
00:57:05.900 of night eating pigging out on like half a fucking cheesecake and then going back 0.99
00:57:10.680 like i did last night and then kind of regretting it the next morning going oh fuck no 0.99
00:57:16.980 yeah yeah oh i couldn't do that i'd be regretting it all night 0.96
00:57:21.020 yeah fuck um but i'm trying to figure out a way to kind of well i'm i'm 46 now and i'm actually 0.85
00:57:29.820 starting to like notice like things are starting to slow down like my eyesight started to go like 0.99
00:57:34.400 because i had pretty good eyesight for quite some time but it started fucking going house 0.97
00:57:38.600 like oh fuck yeah yeah well i'll be honest i just i was out in the city today i was at costco and i 0.97
00:57:44.560 got my first pair of glasses well i'm they're ordered i'll get them in a week but uh like i'm 0.98
00:57:50.300 52 and uh i just noticed in the last three or four years like no when i'm reading i'm like you know
00:57:57.620 what does that say
00:58:00.600 you know
00:58:01.620 my phone
00:58:02.660 yeah
00:58:03.440 but for me it's mostly the reading
00:58:06.780 when I went in and got checked
00:58:08.700 the eyes were fine
00:58:10.140 my distance I could see no problem
00:58:13.020 I don't need them when I'm driving
00:58:14.180 it's just when I'm reading
00:58:15.180 that's what I'm finding too
00:58:17.500 that's one thing too is I ordered Derek's book
00:58:21.200 literally right at the cusp of them 0.94
00:58:22.900 fucking banning it 0.99
00:58:23.780 so I'm hoping I get my fucking order 0.99
00:58:26.800 apparently it's coming on monday so i'm hoping my eyes are good enough because i haven't read any 0.97
00:58:30.240 books in a while like i've been collecting my books because i had a library at one point in
00:58:33.320 time like a library and i was in a situation i had to make an exodus from and i had to like 0.84
00:58:38.260 leave pretty much all my shit behind including my extensive fucking library right and uh yeah 0.71
00:58:43.440 so i've been kind of rebuilding that and uh so i'm like so i got derrick's book on order so that's 0.97
00:58:48.820 coming on monday so i can't wait to do that and uh there's a part in that book i'm actually very
00:58:53.580 interested in reading about the flq because i have reasons for that reasons why i want to read
00:58:59.380 this particular problem yeah you have to mention too like i also like well that's the thing now 0.98
00:59:04.200 is i actually don't know if amazon's gonna give them the fucking money now i feel like an asshole 0.96
00:59:07.640 i order in the book and fucking not and then it gets banned i'm like oh shit right yeah amazon's 0.99
00:59:13.000 got the fucking money now and i don't think they're gonna give it a hand that's i feel like 0.98
00:59:15.920 a bit of a game at the same time yeah well i i wonder what grounds he would have if you know 0.99
00:59:21.140 if that was the case if he can take them to court
00:59:23.260 you know over that
00:59:25.160 because there's got to be some contract
00:59:27.060 you know that
00:59:28.060 they would release the funds if he's putting
00:59:30.920 a product onto their
00:59:32.680 platform for them to sell
00:59:35.160 well they can't you know hold the money
00:59:37.240 well according to Amazon 0.53
00:59:38.580 he's worse than Hitler because Mein Kampf is still
00:59:41.240 on there really 1.00
00:59:42.800 yeah you can still buy fucking 0.99
00:59:45.200 Mein Kampf you can't buy Mein Kampf 1.00
00:59:47.220 oh my god
00:59:48.660 unbelievable
00:59:49.540 who knew i did see that today though i i saw someone posted something about that i was like
00:59:56.300 what really yeah yeah look at that well because that's the thing is i ordered my copy of it this
01:00:00.940 morning and it was like two hours later i seen in a in one of our telegram chats it's like 0.82
01:00:05.140 what the fuck it's banned i'm like oh shit i hope i hope it still comes 0.95
01:00:09.460 unbelievable uh why did amazon cancel him jason probably because it's amazion i didn't catch that 0.99
01:00:18.080 person probably because of who they are someone made a phone call yeah probably fucking out evan 0.59
01:00:28.640 bernie's in hiding so it was more than likely evan yeah 0.85
01:00:31.480 another thing i wanted to talk to you about i've heard you talk about it that i've been
01:00:37.900 quite interested in is uh i hear you're a musician a singer yep that's awesome like
01:00:43.240 are you in a band like you play regular well not now not currently the last band i was in was uh
01:00:48.540 an allison chains cover band i've always we only played like we only did three shows because i met
01:00:56.880 the guys uh during covid actually and uh they're outside of hamilton and we had a you know we did
01:01:04.900 a lot of rehearsals and good like good musicians and we did a few shows i slipped we saw one of
01:01:11.000 the shows and uh but then uh the drummer kind of went on mia for a little while and then then that
01:01:18.600 time i moved you know two hours from hamilton and then uh the guys reached out to me i want to say
01:01:27.420 it was in the summer and they're like hey you know we're gonna get you know rehearsing again
01:01:31.620 you're able to make it i was like i can't do this i mean two hours away like just to kind of drive
01:01:39.300 in and then do the odd gig
01:01:40.900 for like maybe 40
01:01:43.160 bucks it doesn't really
01:01:45.220 make any sense so I
01:01:47.180 haven't been playing no
01:01:48.760 so what album chains tunes did you guys 0.97
01:01:51.320 cover because I fucking love album chains 0.95
01:01:53.220 we did 0.96
01:01:53.560 probably about 30 something tunes
01:01:56.960 we did a lot actually off of
01:01:59.340 facelift
01:02:00.060 and quite a few off dirt
01:02:02.860 maybe
01:02:04.940 I think we did one or two
01:02:07.660 off of Jar of Flies.
01:02:10.320 No, we did three.
01:02:11.820 Right on, right on.
01:02:13.220 And Sap. We did a few off of Sap, too.
01:02:16.200 And we did a couple off of the self-titled
01:02:18.280 album, right?
01:02:19.580 And we played a lot of the newer stuff. We did stuff off like
01:02:22.060 Rain Your Fog, you know.
01:02:24.900 Yeah.
01:02:25.560 Check My Brains and Fun song
01:02:28.180 to play on drums. Oh, yeah.
01:02:29.820 I fucking love playing that song on the drums. I have a blast. 0.97
01:02:32.640 I actually, my favorite album
01:02:34.280 stuff to play of theirs is Dirt.
01:02:35.780 like i can like like i love playing uh stuff off facelift but to me dirt's my favorite album
01:02:41.440 theirs and so i like made a point of learning the entire album with it pretty much like that i could
01:02:46.360 anyway from cover to cover right yeah and uh yeah so as soon as you said alice and james i'm like 0.62
01:02:51.280 fucking a man yeah i'm a big fan ever since i was a young teenager yeah the problem with me though 0.72
01:02:56.740 is i was probably about a hundred pounds heavier than lane ever was um then we uh before that it 0.99
01:03:05.140 was in a stone temple pilot tribute band as well so um and that one that was actually was a lot of
01:03:12.620 fun we we did um somewhere like we were together for three or four years i guess like all playing
01:03:20.700 shows all around hamilton we did some shows out in toronto and brampton um and uh the guys in the
01:03:27.740 band like they were like really good like really tight um if i showed up late to a rehearsal i'd
01:03:34.520 be you know standing outside and and listening to them and i'd be like it's like this listening to
01:03:40.060 stone table pilots like they sounded so good yeah and i would walk in and go okay i'm gonna try to
01:03:45.960 do my best rendition of scott so you know uh but it was a lot of fun with that band too the problem
01:03:54.080 that i find yeah even with alice and chains is that as much as you know musicians and fans of
01:04:02.360 the band we we love every song but when you play them live there's people like play plush yeah you
01:04:10.340 know yeah yeah you know and it's like okay we played that in the first set we've got like 20
01:04:18.820 other songs we want to play yeah well it's like uh one of the bands i was in years ago uh band
01:04:24.480 called dot com we played uh we were mostly a classic rock cover band we played a lot of grunge
01:04:29.720 Like we played a lot of Nirvana, Alice in Chains, SDP,
01:04:32.180 a lot of that same stuff too, right?
01:04:33.380 But we played a lot of like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix,
01:04:36.240 a lot of that type of stuff too.
01:04:38.080 But since we all grew up in the classic rock era,
01:04:41.200 like our parents like shoved Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd down our throats
01:04:43.840 and a lot of Black Sabbath too.
01:04:45.220 Like that's why I was kind of playing Black Sabbath earlier tonight. 1.00
01:04:47.420 I love Fairies. 0.80
01:04:48.160 One of my most favorite songs to play is that song.
01:04:51.200 So we played all over Toronto, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Lindsay,
01:04:56.080 like all kinds of like central ontario uh like the whole that a whole area so we had a lot of
01:05:01.640 fun with that um yeah we so we uh we specialized in live zeppelin though that was basically our
01:05:06.780 specialty though so what we did is we took a lot of the stuff that they didn't play on the radio
01:05:10.860 a lot of the live versions of songs because zeppelin was a band that never played a song
01:05:14.920 same twice you can you'll never find a recording of a song that sounds the same with them right
01:05:20.020 and uh like me being basically a john bonham fanatic like i like when i was younger like
01:05:25.140 i'd throw on my mom's song remains the same movie sit there on the end of the coffee table with
01:05:29.480 drumsticks and like watch on a deal right and so basically how that turned out is everything i play 0.81
01:05:34.860 now even if i'm trying to make my own song it sounds like fucking john bonham so right so what 0.51
01:05:39.940 we ended up doing is that we we focused on a lot of the bootleg zeppelin stuff and uh so we play 0.85
01:05:44.920 like 20 minute versions of days to confused and shit like that and we do this live and uh here we
01:05:49.580 are like 18 19 years old 20 something years old going into bars and playing for people like in 0.92
01:05:54.260 their 60s and shit like that like holy crap we haven't heard that song live in like 30 years
01:05:58.700 great job kind of deal so we just have a lot of fun with it right and uh so i haven't uh so me
01:06:04.000 and my buddy my guitar player buddy we actually uh started up a new band in early 2020 just before
01:06:08.760 they nailed us with the fucking vid and uh there was uh there was three of us no there was four of 0.72
01:06:14.760 us and uh we were about probably about two rehearsals away from getting back into it and 0.99
01:06:18.640 start playing again and they fucking shut us right down so we've been having a hard time trying to 0.84
01:06:22.360 get back up and running and the city that i'm living in right now i can't fucking find anywhere 0.98
01:06:26.720 or anybody to play with so my drum really collecting fucking dust in my apartment yeah yeah 0.90
01:06:31.840 so yeah my guitar but all my guitars are all like put away they're up in the up in the closet i 0.93
01:06:39.080 haven't pulled them out in like a while i got my son i got him like these electric drums over here
01:06:44.520 he took band he wanted to get into drums so they will pick these up so you're not going to make
01:06:49.320 too much noise all you hear is like and uh i've tried them out they're actually pretty cool you
01:06:55.560 throw the headphones on and you got a couple different settings you can have and i was like
01:06:59.820 oh this sounds really good good electric kids is actually they're actually uh pretty interesting
01:07:05.160 like i've played on a couple of them i actually played a gig one time uh the one of the bands i
01:07:09.460 was in we uh we kind of like co-gig this wedding this one night and uh the main band that was
01:07:14.720 playing the drummer had a a mix between an acoustic and electric kit so all like all the
01:07:19.920 tenor toms are electric and the bass drum was electric but he had uh an acoustic snare drum
01:07:24.300 and acoustic cymbals so yeah yeah really interesting how he did that yeah and then just a couple years
01:07:30.280 ago uh i sat in with some guys that i met here in the city that i'm living in and this guy had
01:07:35.260 the whole kit was completely electric so i thought that was interesting so i got to like muck around
01:07:40.300 with it but i'm actually been thinking about getting one yeah well you can tell me they have
01:07:44.700 a lot of great settings on there um i have a couple like that i just like because they just
01:07:49.960 sound more normal right a little bit of echo on it you know um but yeah no they're they're pretty
01:07:55.860 good like it's it's an interesting little set that's for sure i told my name well you're going
01:08:01.360 to be able to hook up some speakers that i have like you know my pas right so i said we could
01:08:05.940 probably hook those up well uh the guy that plays bass for me and my buddy um he uh i call him the
01:08:14.540 jack of all trades with musicians uh when he was about 12 years old i taught him how to play drums
01:08:19.360 and this was the kind of like it was actually kind of crazy how it worked out because he was
01:08:23.420 already playing guitar at this point in time and he was like me and this kid we used to play a lot
01:08:26.700 of heavy metal type stuff right yeah and uh so i go over to his place and uh i'm like all right
01:08:32.340 show me what you got he started like cranking set on guitar and i'd be playing some of the drums
01:08:35.680 and uh i come back the next week and he go oh check this out i learned off you on the drums and 0.84
01:08:40.740 he played start playing the drums i'm just like that's pretty fucking cool man like try this out 0.56
01:08:45.140 so i show him something next week he'd come back and every time he like kept like one upping me
01:08:50.580 one upping me turned out of course the student always turns out better than the t-shirt right
01:08:55.140 like yeah this kid turned out to be one hell of a drummer man playing some of the weirdest most 0.85
01:09:00.500 polyrhythmic type shit i've ever heard in my life i'm just like how the hell do you even remember
01:09:04.600 that stuff man but he plays everything that you can throw literally any instrument at this guy 0.98
01:09:09.920 he's about 30 now you put throw any instrument at this guy and within a week he's got it down
01:09:14.280 wow yeah that's amazing so he does all his own stuff now like literally all his own stuff with
01:09:20.300 fucking everything right so wow that's that's some talent i definitely don't have that that's
01:09:28.560 like when any band that i'm in i have to just sing i'll sing don't give me a guitar because 0.97
01:09:35.320 as soon as i start strumming i'll stop singing yeah right i can only do one thing at a time
01:09:40.500 i mainly play drums but i can play guitar and i can play bass too but like mainly mainly drums 0.54
01:09:46.900 is my thing i would love to get a fucking diagonal led zeppelin cover band going that 0.99
01:09:51.400 would be fucking awesome that'd be cool that would be fucking kick ass and like my body that 0.97
01:09:56.820 like already like my guitar player buddy that i play with like he he plays jamie hendrix really 0.99
01:10:01.340 well and jamie paid really well yeah oh yeah i played this one gig actually uh i was in another
01:10:07.540 band with this this completely other guitar player and uh uh we got it was a party gig
01:10:13.100 and so we show up and there's a few other musicians already there so i thought that
01:10:17.000 was fucking pretty cool more people to play with right because that's one thing i really love is
01:10:20.140 just like playing with a bunch of people over over paying gigs i've always liked the party gigs 0.51
01:10:24.740 because like you can have more fun it's more relaxed kind of deal right and uh so this guy
01:10:29.360 was there and he walks right up to me and he goes so i hear you're the zeppelin drummer and i'm like 0.75
01:10:33.740 okay i i never met this guy i have no fucking no no idea who this guy is right so i'm like yeah 0.88
01:10:40.520 i like playing zeppelin he's like well i'm gonna put you to the test i'm like okay challenge 0.98
01:10:44.640 accepted i guess all right and uh so holy fuck man this guy was one hell of a fucking jimmy page 0.99
01:10:50.280 guitar player man he's like you know this song i'm just like fuck yeah let's play it and he's like 0.99
01:10:53.400 you know this one fuck yeah let's play it and then all of a sudden he turns around and says man 0.98
01:10:56.800 do you know misty mountain hop i go do you know how long i've been waiting to play that song with 0.99
01:11:02.040 a band he's like what are you talking about i go the this band doesn't play it that i'm in right 0.95
01:11:06.580 now and the whole band that i was in for years wouldn't play the fucking song i'm like let's 0.98
01:11:11.380 play this fucking shit and so this guy's wife was actually singing so she actually did a really 0.99
01:11:15.340 good robert plant right early yeah and oh man we had a great fucking time it was such a great 1.00
01:11:20.560 great jam great jams are i've always i've always like hearing about people's jams where they have 0.61
01:11:25.600 the greatest time it doesn't matter how much money you make it's just how good of a time you have
01:11:28.740 right yeah exactly exactly yes heather abandoned urge hey you i was a band so i've known heather
01:11:37.520 like since i guess the 80s went to high school together and um so i had a band out there it was
01:11:45.160 an actual original band called the band and urge and we used to play all over winnipeg
01:11:51.480 um black to bonnie we played sun fest um this was the very last sun fest so sun fest was like
01:11:58.720 the precursor the edge fest right so back in the day like pearl jam played at sun fest you know
01:12:06.720 with tom cochran and the usual like canadian bands 54 40 and blue rodeo um and then we played the
01:12:14.300 very last year of it and we opened up for slaughter and sass jordan nice which i thought
01:12:19.720 was pretty cool um but we but we blew it so we get up there and it was like that this kind of
01:12:26.880 a euphoric feeling we get there we get the backstage passes we're all cool it's kind of
01:12:31.260 like you know wayne and garth right like you got backstage passes right and we get up we get up on
01:12:37.500 the stage and it was like the stage was the biggest stage we've ever been on ever like it
01:12:43.900 It was like you could do like, you know, running backflips and cartwheels all over the huge stage.
01:12:48.720 The big risers, the sound guy way off in a tower in the distance.
01:12:52.420 Right.
01:12:52.880 Intimidating.
01:12:53.380 I know what you're talking about.
01:12:54.180 It was intimidating.
01:12:54.940 So we get up there and the drummer plays every song slow.
01:13:03.020 Typically, you would speed up.
01:13:04.840 Right.
01:13:05.100 If you're a bit nervous, you might play a bit quicker.
01:13:07.680 Yeah.
01:13:08.060 Everything really slow.
01:13:09.580 And I was like, oh, man, that was like the worst show.
01:13:13.900 not to mention that we get there and there's maybe 40 people because we played early like
01:13:23.400 it was like a friday afternoon and everybody was probably still at work and yeah by the time we
01:13:29.280 got off and then slaughter came on then that's when everybody showed up right and it was thousands
01:13:33.740 of people but oh well it was still fun it was a good time my uh my uh bomb gig story uh this one's
01:13:42.640 pretty good uh that band i was telling you about dot com i was in years ago like i said we played
01:13:46.760 a lot of covers but but about a year about a year into us like playing covers and stuff we decided
01:13:52.020 to write a bunch of original shit right so we started incorporating a lot of the original music
01:13:55.180 into the covers and not really telling anybody just saying like okay right and um so one gig 0.56
01:14:01.620 we're playing by this point in time we actually started getting a bit of a following in the area
01:14:04.920 that we lived and surrounding area type of deal and we were playing at this one bar in uh cova
01:14:09.200 called the patty house and our singer's father was a pretty well-connected real estate agent
01:14:14.780 around the area and he had some pretty damn good connections because we didn't know it 0.98
01:14:18.500 but we had uh managers of the fucking tragically hip sitting in the fucking crowd 0.92
01:14:22.480 so we played our first uh because we we had the whole night to ourselves we had so we had all 0.98
01:14:27.520 three sets so we played our first set and at this point in time we had five guys in the band we had
01:14:31.520 a lead guitar player rhythm guitar player bass singer and me on the drums right yeah and uh
01:14:36.500 so in between the first and second set um our rhythm guitar player decides to get 0.95
01:14:43.440 hammered out of his fucking mind and this guy already was quite questionable uh he was already 0.96
01:14:51.040 never showed up for gigs never played anything the same like yeah and uh it's like mom i'm not 0.98
01:14:57.980 naming people stop doxing people on my phone um so so what ended up happening was is just before
01:15:06.560 we get back on stage he gets on stage and he sees this some people in the crowd that didn't like i
01:15:11.200 guess he had some type of history with so he starts calling this one particular woman every
01:15:15.360 name under the sun tuesday word everything like and yeah so we end up so we go back on stage
01:15:22.480 we play our we play our second set and then we end up finding out after the second set during our
01:15:27.880 during the next break that there was people there watching us and they ended up leaving because
01:15:31.760 somebody was too and they ended up leaving because somebody was drunk and before buddy got on there 0.99
01:15:35.520 they liked what they heard they wanted tapes and this and that blah blah blah it's like holy fuck 0.99
01:15:40.360 we ended up giving the guy the fucking boot out of the band a week later but like that was like 0.98
01:15:45.380 really but really the one and only time we actually i actually really had anybody fucking watching us 0.96
01:15:50.120 yeah yeah um there was another time i was in another band it was we didn't get a chance to 0.76
01:15:54.960 play any fucking gigs it was just me and two other guys well this one guy he was kind of like the
01:15:59.340 brains and the mastermind behind the whole thing so he kind of got me to write that write a bunch 0.98
01:16:04.220 of drum tracks for him so i wrote a shitload like i think it was like 12 different drum tracks for
01:16:08.580 like this music it was like muddy grungy type of stuff right and and i said well we need a bass
01:16:13.280 player bro so like i brought in the bass player from my old band that i was in that i was just
01:16:16.820 talking about and uh so we kind of like formed this little three-piece band and uh so we we made
01:16:23.700 a demo cd it was like eight songs on it and um so he sent it out we didn't even play any gigs he
01:16:30.580 just started sending it out to all these record companies right yeah and uh just to see what
01:16:34.540 getting feedback well he ended up getting feedback from like one i can't remember the one record
01:16:38.940 company well capital records ends up responding back to him as soon as capital records responds
01:16:45.080 back to this guy his head goes like this yeah yeah we didn't even get a chance to play a gig 0.99
01:16:50.300 for fuck's sake so this guy's head blew fucking wide open right he's like well live i can't do 0.98
01:16:55.640 it without you so we're gonna split everything even down the center he goes but like record 0.99
01:16:58.960 sales and stuff like that he goes since mostly it's my music i'm gonna take 60 and you two split 0.85
01:17:02.980 the 40 i look at them and go dude i just wrote 12 fucking drum tracks yeah like don't you think 0.98
01:17:09.180 uh it's a little bit more than 20 you're kind of dealing it's just like are you fucking kidding me 0.98
01:17:13.020 like we didn't even get anything we just got a response back and your head already blew up 0.63
01:17:16.500 out of fucking proportion that's when i for me that's when the whole business aspect of uh music 0.98
01:17:21.820 i just said fuck that i'm only playing for fun and to me that's my biggest payment is watching 0.98
01:17:26.780 people have a good time and dance right oh yeah yeah absolutely yeah yeah we had uh well the the 0.99
01:17:31.820 sarnia um dag group had a get together back a few months back in sarnia and we we went to this you
01:17:38.700 know it was like restaurant and like you know uh pub and they had a band playing and they were
01:17:43.940 phenomenal they just you know they played covers but it was so good it was just great to watch
01:17:49.120 you know um you being a musician you kind of get the itch you're like oh man i can get up there
01:17:55.040 yeah yeah tunes but you know but it was just great to see because they were having a blast
01:17:59.680 you know they're young uh younger you know younger than i am and uh you know but playing
01:18:05.860 you know 70s 80s you know tunes and and it was uh it was yeah it was fun to watch you know
01:18:12.800 yeah after the stream i'll send you a link to uh this um channel that i have on an old youtube
01:18:18.840 page we got some old stuff that we used to do back years ago yeah check it out yeah that old
01:18:24.160 band like been dissolved but like it's some old shit like there's some other people playing on it
01:18:29.400 but yeah some old stuff from back when we were in our 20s right uh we used to we used to uh rent
01:18:35.480 space in this place down in toronto called the rehearsal factory and uh we used to have a lot
01:18:40.120 of fun there we used to write songs in there and just have like little parties in there because
01:18:43.040 back in those days and still smoke and drink in those places right so we'd rent out the place for
01:18:47.840 a few hours and just have like these little parties in there and they give you like top
01:18:50.780 notch equipment to play with right too we didn't destroy that because we weren't idiots at the same
01:18:55.080 time right so yeah because we want to go back there right because there are people that like 0.98
01:19:00.400 to destroy people's shit right i always hated that so yeah yeah no but i've always liked hearing
01:19:05.260 other people's uh musician stories and stuff like that and we're not here a few times like 0.90
01:19:09.200 about being in bands and singing stuff like that's like yeah yeah well i mean i don't know i can't
01:19:13.740 remember if heather was at that place so when we we auditioned for um so it was one of the radio
01:19:20.100 stations of winnipeg so 92 city fm which is like i guess a sister station to q107 kind of okay yeah
01:19:26.880 yeah so they put on this you know sun fest they were like the main um uh sponsor for sun fest so
01:19:34.720 they had this you know the local you know let's get out and you know audition for the opening spot
01:19:40.640 and sun fest so of course our band you know we put our name in there and and so it was uh at a
01:19:46.880 place called the bank it was an old imperial commerce bank in winnipeg downtown so it's the
01:19:52.140 old you know building with the big pillars and looks like an old bank right yeah and uh so we
01:19:58.160 get in there and it was a thursday night so i i was working and i got off work and then went over
01:20:04.480 to the uh a rehearsal place with just like the guitarist and his brother the rhythm guitarist
01:20:10.640 was their garage so we get there we pound back a couple kokanee's load up all the gear you know
01:20:16.600 we'd go down to the to the the place there unload and then we were maybe i guess the third or fourth
01:20:23.000 band up by that time i was three sheets to the wind so i was uh i was doing all these you know
01:20:31.960 shots and all this kind of stuff i don't know what the hell i was thinking i wasn't thinking
01:20:36.440 that's what happened but uh so we get up there i remember the first song we started playing with
01:20:41.960 streetlights and uh we get into it and i don't remember anything after that so we did three
01:20:48.420 songs i couldn't tell you what the other two songs were um i was told that i was arm wrestling the
01:20:55.700 judges i was dancing um next thing i remember i was down in the base the washrooms were in the
01:21:01.980 basement i was puking up and the guitarist was trying to bring me upstairs and i'm slipping up
01:21:08.480 the stairs and I hit some, kick some
01:21:10.380 girl by accident. He's like, just because you're
01:21:12.460 a singer doesn't mean you can kick people.
01:21:14.880 And he brings me out
01:21:16.580 to my car because I was parked right on
01:21:18.360 Main Street in Winnipeg, like downtown.
01:21:20.700 And I'm on Main Street. I'm sitting
01:21:22.380 in my car, kind of like in the passenger side
01:21:24.480 sitting with my feet out
01:21:26.280 on the curb. And I'm sitting there
01:21:28.320 and I'm doing like, you know, like when you're puking
01:21:30.500 but you're not really puking, you're just kind of like spitting.
01:21:32.760 You know, like nothing's coming out.
01:21:35.580 And they got these
01:21:36.380 like, you know, in Winnipeg, a lot
01:21:38.420 like you know you call it the town drunks drunk guys are walking by oh that guy's had too much
01:21:45.420 so the guitarist drives me home and uh parks the car in the driveway at my pair i was at my
01:21:52.820 parents house still and then his his wife picked him up and then he brings me to the door right
01:21:58.440 and then my brother's there he opens the door he said all right i got him from here right so i go
01:22:02.960 inside and i'm in the bathroom there and you're kind of doing like the head nod right because
01:22:08.100 they're like so like can't keep your head up and my brother's like that's right bow to the master
01:22:14.020 i was like shut up man shut up so then i pass out on the couch pass out of the couch right
01:22:21.600 out like a light i think it was probably only like 11 o'clock at night but like everything 0.89
01:22:26.480 happened really fast so next morning my dad's up it's like seven in the morning because i have to
01:22:33.000 go to work, right? And he's down there
01:22:34.900 yelling at me, Trevor!
01:22:36.600 Get up! Get up! Right, time to work!
01:22:39.300 And you hear my brother upstairs,
01:22:40.980 he yells down, Dad, just
01:22:43.080 leave him. Just leave him.
01:22:45.760 Just leave him.
01:22:47.360 He ain't going nowhere.
01:22:49.100 And ever since then, I've been lactose intolerant.
01:22:52.220 So don't let
01:22:53.020 it happen to you!
01:22:55.720 I always had a...
01:22:56.740 It was a couple days later, and they announced
01:22:59.140 it on the radio. We won. I was like,
01:23:00.960 what i don't remember the night oh shit yeah i always had this rule but i when it came to playing 0.85
01:23:07.860 gigs uh paying gigs and just some party gigs party gigs i'd like i didn't care like i'd have
01:23:12.080 a couple drinks and like smoke or whatever the case may be but when it came to paying gigs i
01:23:16.340 never i didn't touch a drop of booze like i'd smoke a joint or whatever the case may be but
01:23:20.380 i didn't touch a drop of booze because like i was doing i was doing a job right so right
01:23:24.760 and like it's like when it comes to drums i'd like probably singing is probably a little bit 0.98
01:23:29.140 different you'd have to remember your lines but when it comes to drums being drunk uh shit starts
01:23:33.300 to go sideways right so right there are some people that can play drunk i'm not one of them 0.80
01:23:37.800 so i like to be uh if anything hopped up on caffeine so yeah yeah yeah for me like i was
01:23:44.500 never like that i didn't really like to play drunk because you're up there and all of a sudden you're
01:23:49.740 like slurring words and yeah right but it was just uh i guess it was just kind of like a perfect
01:23:54.780 story just got there and it was like all these people that you knew and they're like the atmosphere
01:23:58.840 drinks and yeah i was doing upside down margarita shots i don't know what was going on it was just
01:24:05.580 crazy but uh well one day you know but hey we got a good story out of hope everybody enjoyed that
01:24:10.960 yeah yeah really yeah that was a good one yeah that's one thing too about being musicians like 0.55
01:24:19.080 we've all got some type of fucking wild gig story i like yeah that's one thing about like
01:24:23.940 not being like the all the non-musicians like they just come to the shows they watch us play 0.97
01:24:28.100 what they don't realize how much kind of fuckery and shit like that goes on like behind oh yeah 0.84
01:24:31.900 getting the gigs dealing with equipment this and that like there's so much but murphy is well known 0.99
01:24:37.960 in the music world oh yeah yeah absolutely oh yeah oh fuck oh what was i gonna say there i was 0.99
01:24:45.260 gonna oh i was gonna say something fuck i can't remember what it was now fuck something to do 0.99
01:24:48.740 with the gig i can't remember what it was now yeah there's this fuckery all over the place 0.99
01:24:53.000 oh yeah i still remember my first gig ever i was in a punk band and uh every year in marmore
01:25:00.540 ontario they used to have like this basically it was like the woodstock of punk rock it was
01:25:03.740 called punk fest right and this guy you'd have it three times a year right uh spring summer and
01:25:08.700 fall right and uh punk rockers would come from all over fucking canada and parts of the states 0.87
01:25:13.700 to come to this fucking thing right and so i was in this punk band i'm like 19 years old it's my 0.99
01:25:18.120 first gig ever so i'm playing on this old fucking drum kit that was just shoddy as fuck i'm on stage 0.99
01:25:24.540 playing and doesn't the drum kit start rolling away on me as i'm playing oh yeah man and here 0.99
01:25:30.840 i'm getting pissed off because again it's also my first time ever on stage there's like 2 000 0.99
01:25:35.240 drunken stone fucking punks right in front of me i've like just like holy fuck man it's just crazy 0.97
01:25:40.540 man and uh and the funny thing is is uh we were playing in the may too for a weekend so it was uh 0.99
01:25:45.800 blackfly season and so while i'm playing i got my hi-hat arm going like this and in between snare 0.82
01:25:51.460 arms i'm fucking looking down and my whole fucking snare arm's just getting covered in blackfly so 0.85
01:25:55.980 in the songs i'm going like this and it's just like a streak of blood down my arm 0.99
01:25:59.260 and then like there's like fucking drunken pugs standing on the stage off the side going that's 0.99
01:26:04.900 fucking punk bro yeah meanwhile i'm fucking losing my mind because my shit's going sideways this is 1.00
01:26:11.180 my first fucking gig ever man it's just like holy fuck man yeah yeah yeah oh yeah fuck no it's fun 1.00
01:26:18.620 it's it's uh you know i hope my son can uh can keep up you know what there he's like 13 right 0.99
01:26:24.400 and he's like i don't know if i want to do this and so i hope he keeps up with it it is work though
01:26:30.300 that's the one thing people think it's like this it's easy job no it's not man no it's not like
01:26:35.260 you gotta you gotta balance that with because like i i used to know so many people's like i'm not
01:26:39.400 work and i'm just playing i'm like well how do you how do you expect to pay to play like yeah
01:26:43.320 playing like yeah well i was always the kind of person like if you want to play you're gonna have 0.98
01:26:47.680 to fucking work because like equipment is not fucking cheap unless you're filthy rich yeah 0.91
01:26:52.060 and uh and that's the one thing too it's it's not easy because you got to balance that between your 0.99
01:26:56.780 your normal life of work and stuff like that right and there's sometimes that they want to you want 0.56
01:27:01.420 you they want you to play gigs in the middle of the fucking week oh yeah and then you gotta be up 0.98
01:27:05.600 it like three hours later after your gig's done to go to your job right shit like that right so 0.99
01:27:09.800 it's it's not easy for the young like that's that's one thing i tell young people when they're 0.92
01:27:13.520 just getting into it i'm like prepare like because it's not easy like not to mention your body like
01:27:19.020 as a drummer um like it takes stamina like because it is a perishable skill like it's you you don't
01:27:25.880 forget the basics and the fundamentals but like for instance like i haven't sat behind a drum kit
01:27:30.360 like an actual acoustic drum kit and going on three years so when i do sit behind one i'm going
01:27:34.920 to be rusty as fuck right yeah so it's it is a perishable skill so like if people want to like
01:27:40.580 stay tip-top you got to keep at it right like you know yeah right yeah you gotta practice practice 0.97
01:27:45.300 practice practice yeah yeah yeah actually i i had a mistake my son is 14 bad bad on me
01:27:51.920 14 a month ago just so you say he's 13 13 no no it's 14 14 going on 20 he's got the mustache and 0.99
01:28:03.080 sideburns already yeah i like my hands are all calloused to fuck now from all the years of 0.98
01:28:08.680 getting blistered up from drumsticks right right the one thing the one thing i did too is like that 0.97
01:28:13.180 like again being a drummer and a right hand dominant and i so i i drive a lot with my right
01:28:18.560 hand so i like i do my fills with my right hand i triple it with my right hand and everything and
01:28:22.480 i was noticing that i was coming like when i go back into my beat i'd be off time it's like what 0.99
01:28:27.220 the fuck man like what the fuck so i was listening to uh it was on led zeppelin's coda the uh the 0.99
01:28:32.920 tribute album that jimmy page put out after john bonham died in 1982 yeah and he put on there a 1.00
01:28:38.700 sound check of i can't quit you from 1970 and there's nobody in the concert hall it's just 0.96
01:28:45.300 them on stage it's just a fucking sound check and bonham just went absolute ape shit on the 0.99
01:28:51.120 fucking drums and he did this simple technique where he did a single-handed roll on the snare 1.00
01:28:55.860 drum onto the floor tom and did it and did a double beat on with the bass drum so it worked 0.99
01:29:00.700 at it was like a one two three four five six so it's basically i guess what would be a septuplet
01:29:04.840 or six i can't remember what tuplet it is right and so it was to me it was kind of like uh you
01:29:11.320 know like uh the light below the door and the door slowly opens up and you're in the background 0.83
01:29:16.220 so i'm like son of a bitch so i went right over under my drum kit and this is already about 0.95
01:29:21.720 fucking almost 20 years of playing uh i went over to my drum kit and i just sat there for like three 0.99
01:29:26.560 hours it's going boom boom boom and by the time i'm by the time three hours later goes i'm making 0.99
01:29:31.940 my drum kit sound like fucking it's going zoom like boom boom like that's how fucking bottom 0.93
01:29:36.820 does it so i managed to get that technique down so what ended up happening was i actually 0.99
01:29:41.080 in the fucking brain i had to switch from right hand drive to left hand drive so now all my roles 0.89
01:29:46.940 i start with my left like everything and that's when i learned like triplets start with your left 0.99
01:29:51.820 like all that type of different technique and so i actually felt that physical change in the 0.73
01:29:56.240 fucking brain like it was it's hard to describe yeah yeah like it was really hard and uh once i 0.54
01:30:02.080 figured that out it was a complete change in the drumming like i was it opened up so many doors i 0.99
01:30:07.300 was able to figure out a lot more tool songs for instance that's one thing with danny carrie he's
01:30:11.740 like lived probably when it comes to like modern day drumming like like uh like i was so mainstream
01:30:18.100 drumming i want to meant to say he's the best of the best right now john bonham's dead neil
01:30:22.260 hurt just died so like he's the best of the best in my opinion right yeah yeah and if you're gonna
01:30:26.700 play tool it's not easy right tool is one band if you're gonna cover that band you gotta get
01:30:31.640 everything right down and right or it just ain't gonna sound right at all and that's one thing i
01:30:35.340 everybody would like let's cover this tool song i'm like well okay well how well do we know it 0.58
01:30:38.740 because i know i don't know the song that well so i already know i'm gonna fuck it up kind of deal
01:30:42.860 right yeah and uh speaking of that um that's how kind of ironically i learned some guitar as well
01:30:49.500 it because uh some tool songs i actually learned on guitar learned how to play guitar and then
01:30:53.680 learned on guitar and then learned it on drums afterwards because okay yeah yeah because i can't
01:30:58.200 read notes like i literally learned how to like by listening and watching right yeah and uh so i
01:31:03.220 learned how so that's i inadvertently learned how to play a bit of guitar and pace that way too so
01:31:07.340 yeah yeah and even for myself like when i learned to play guitar i knew the notes like kind of the
01:31:14.640 basics you know i could play on like the chords and all that kind of stuff but it was really just
01:31:18.460 picking it up by ear you know like you got a cassette i'm old put in a cassette or something
01:31:25.060 like or even an lp and play along with it you know like just kind of here here where there's a note
01:31:30.760 okay so we're here okay you know and just kind of play along it was i took some lessons later um
01:31:37.460 but again for me like guitar i i'll let the professionals play the guitar well it's like
01:31:44.380 for me personally like i like i've been playing drums now for 30 well i'm 46 now i started when 0.52
01:31:50.140 i was 12 so about what 32 years quite a 30 something fucking years anyway i'm aging myself 0.77
01:31:55.900 now um but the way it is now like i can sit on like on my couch like i am now in front of my 0.87
01:32:02.280 coffee table and like think a beat or just kind of tap a beat on my coffee table and if my drums 0.86
01:32:07.680 are set up go over and literally transfer it right onto the fucking drums where it's like 10 15 years 0.89
01:32:12.520 ago even maybe even longer than that i wouldn't have been able to be able to try and do it like 0.96
01:32:16.860 that you know what i mean like instead of like because i don't have any recording equipment or 0.90
01:32:20.360 anything like that like it's literally stuck in my fucking head kind of deal yeah yeah like i'll 0.98
01:32:24.860 sit here and i could just tap something on my fucking table and walk right over to my drums 0.98
01:32:29.400 and then literally just tap the exact same thing on my drums right yeah yeah um so i guess that 0.98
01:32:33.680 would be my personal way of doing that type of everybody's got a way right like oh yeah 0.98
01:32:38.460 how i learned how to play music i literally taught myself to play fucking drums 0.76
01:32:42.720 yeah i had three lessons in my life three drum lessons ever two from a family friend 0.95
01:32:50.160 like uh when ever since i was a little kid uh a friend of my mom's uh they always played in 0.98
01:32:55.200 bands ever since i'm like young child kind of deal and i'd fall asleep right beside the fucking 0.84
01:32:59.920 drum kit when they're playing kind of shit and uh when i was like and then he popped me on the 0.92
01:33:05.140 drum kit so he ended up teaching me two songs taught me taught me uh back and black and i think
01:33:09.600 it was uh led zeppelin's whole lot of love and then the third drum lesson i ever had in my life
01:33:15.160 was big sugars drummer al cross after a big concert in gracebridge years ago yeah because at that
01:33:20.560 point in time the band i was in we used to do a lot of uh big sugar covers because we really were
01:33:24.200 into the uh the bluesy uh reggae type stuff yeah yeah because that type of stuff is fun to play at
01:33:28.980 parties get people dancing and stuff like that right i love the group like wicked blues reggae
01:33:33.280 groups fucking yeah i love that band yeah yeah well the song we were covering was joe lewis 0.67
01:33:40.760 judgment day and al cross did this really interesting hi-hat off time and i was having 0.95
01:33:45.900 a hard time trying to figure it out and so i and uh so by this point in time we already seen them
01:33:50.860 about three or four times and after about our second time we managed to actually meet them
01:33:54.140 backstage and we like hang around with them right and so by this time in bracebridge we'd already
01:33:58.780 like got a chance to see them a few times they actually already knew who we were they like they 0.92
01:34:03.280 when they walked on stage and seen it was like hey guys kind of deal it's like oh for fuck's sake
01:34:06.720 so it was after that um we were talking with them and i asked al cross i'm like how like how do you 0.87
01:34:14.200 do the hi-hat timing and joe lose judgment day because like this is really weird off time it is
01:34:18.380 yeah yeah and so he sat there with me for half an hour going 0.92
01:34:21.760 like this with me clap his hands until we both got it right and so i'm like fucking a thanks man 0.79
01:34:30.440 so the very next day we had a band practice and here i am we were playing that song so i actually 0.91
01:34:34.280 threw the actual hi-hat off time in there and there's my mom downstairs because we i used to
01:34:38.520 live downstairs my band practice downstairs my parents lived upstairs and uh like i lived i grew 0.99
01:34:43.320 up in the kind of household where my mother was like it's not loud enough fuck the neighbors at 0.84
01:34:47.160 least i know what you guys are doing right yeah yeah and um and so then my mom came and comes 0.97
01:34:52.840 right downstairs right we're we took a break we're smoking a joint or something she's like
01:34:56.600 that song sounded weird what was different with that i'm like yeah because i played the hi-hat
01:35:00.120 timing proper instead of improper this time right like my mother noticed it right off the bat right
01:35:05.560 because she called it the fucked up song yeah but i love playing old big sugar stuff um uh pretty 0.54
01:35:13.240 much anything off hemi vision old a lot of his old stuff like that stuff is great great right yeah 0.76
01:35:19.880 and they're great musicians too mm-hmm yeah i've been um i don't want to like the canadian
01:35:26.520 bands like you know big sugar but i like big wreck uh listen to them a lot um even in the sloan
01:35:32.860 i like sloan they have my my daughter is actually really into sloan i kind of got her into that now
01:35:38.840 she listens to it all the time and she's like you know just turning 16 in a few more months
01:35:43.160 and she goes oh i love sloan they're not they're like my favorite like hey good that's good
01:35:49.180 one's got this song on the radio right now i don't know the name of it it's actually very
01:35:53.960 upbeat for slow like the i'm listening to the drum beat in this song and it's just like man
01:35:58.180 this guy's got some john bono beats going in this drum song but i don't know the name of it so it's 0.95
01:36:02.780 like one of their faster up tempo songs okay yeah yeah um fuck it's something about uh uh 0.88
01:36:09.180 her spelling is atrocious or something along that lines oh that was like one of their first 0.97
01:36:14.280 for the first songs um that goes back to like their first album and oh that's an old one
01:36:19.500 four oh all right yeah yeah no i was they're playing that on this uh radio station underwhelmed
01:36:26.880 is this song oh okay that's a i love the drum beat in that song it's just like this is a good
01:36:31.520 tune man i'd like to play this one because i'm like man this got some john bonham beats going
01:36:35.920 here because then i listen i guess it'll be later so i'm just kind of like what happened to the drums
01:36:39.840 like yeah well it's funny with them they um this is actually going way but i would say maybe
01:36:47.260 15 years or so now the the drummer um he records his own stuff like at home kind of a thing he does
01:36:57.020 it all at home and then he sends the tracks and then the band you know then plays over it kind
01:37:03.140 of a thing right okay and even the bass player said that the drums since he started doing that
01:37:08.640 he doesn't want to go into the studio um he you can tell that the drums now sound a little you
01:37:16.680 know they're not like as prominent as they should be yeah background you know and here when you
01:37:24.220 listen to me here listen to like their their original like their old stuff um the drums are
01:37:29.320 there they're all in the same but they're all playing together right that's the difference
01:37:33.900 right there though he's doing his own thing and then he sends you know the file or whatever it
01:37:39.480 is over to them and then they're using that so that's the difference right there though is what
01:37:44.240 you just said is like and i've actually i can hear that in recordings like bands that record
01:37:49.440 everything separate compared to bands that record it live like uh for instance like like old some
01:37:55.180 old zeppelin albums you can tell them they're playing it all live they're recording it and
01:37:59.540 they're mixing it but they're playing it as a band live right compared to later on in the albums
01:38:04.620 where they all played everything their parts separately kind of and i found the electricity
01:38:10.360 of the band is more prevalent when they're playing as a unit compared to playing in separate uh like
01:38:16.640 in separate uh at separate times like that case yeah i felt that anyway playing like because i've
01:38:22.560 done both type of recordings playing as a band and then but then also playing and like playing
01:38:27.380 down a drum track separate from the guitars and stuff like that right and i find personally i
01:38:32.620 prefer doing it as a full band because like because it's the energy that you're all playing
01:38:37.160 with so yeah and that and that we we recorded an album with that original band and uh we put our
01:38:47.200 bed tracks we put the bed tracks down and we did that live right you know we're getting drummer was
01:38:52.460 playing to a click and we would just perform it and then it was all dissected and then the drummer
01:38:58.520 went in after and he was redoing his parts and the bass player went in and the guitar like the
01:39:03.960 rhythm guitars and the lead guitars and we only had like two weeks and then we had two days left
01:39:09.340 for the vocals to go in and and redo the vocals and fix up stuff and i had a cold so i was like
01:39:17.040 like this more like you know trying to sing and then you're doing you're doing double tracks you're
01:39:23.480 trying to you know sing at this you know the exact same tempo and everything and it's like oh come on
01:39:29.580 so but i'm very critical like when i listen to it i think yeah it's good it sounds really good
01:39:34.960 but like i hear myself right i'm going oh i suck i'm the exact same way i'm literally the exact 0.99
01:39:40.780 same way i'm just like fuck man i hate it like i hate the sound of that like fuck why did i do 1.00
01:39:44.780 that they're everybody like this one's around like no man it sucks and everybody keeps you're 0.99
01:39:51.320 your own worst critic i'm just like well yeah like yeah yeah exactly that's one thing too is
01:39:57.760 like i've played with a lot of different people and like i've i've played with people that 0.89
01:40:01.180 fucking can't take criticism and people that like like have to have the constructive criticism right 0.78
01:40:07.140 like and i'm one of those people that have to have it right because like you can't progress 0.99
01:40:11.300 as a musician unless you can take and give critical like proper criticism in it right
01:40:15.880 or somebody like give you advice or because one thing i was always taught is uh if you want to
01:40:20.240 become good at something play with people that are better than you yeah and uh and that's one
01:40:24.660 thing i always tried to do right so yeah and that's why you're such a good teacher with the
01:40:29.800 other fella right you know because at the time you would be better than him and he looked up to 0.98
01:40:36.420 you so he was learning from you and then he progressed no i get him to show me fucking 0.99
01:40:41.520 snare drum technique like how the fuck you do that with the bass drums man show me that right 0.99
01:40:46.600 because this guy man i can't believe it man when he starts kicking those double bass you can't even 0.99
01:40:52.220 see the fucking beaters moving oh yeah so it's like holy crap man like just nuts he's like what 0.99
01:40:59.720 name of god song do you want to hear just throw anything at me man do it do it do it right just 1.00
01:41:03.900 like all right well geez calm down man he's like all right let's play some black metal let's play 0.98
01:41:12.420 some death metal it's like holy fuck man right yeah yeah yeah uh this guy here that taz is talking 0.99
01:41:17.280 about l uh l i can't even pronounce his name uh l esperario yeah he's uh this guy's crazy i follow 0.93
01:41:25.120 him on youtube and facebook he's uh he's got some crazy drum work on there man yeah yeah he's got 0.94
01:41:30.700 some crazy stuff on drums yeah yeah there's some insane fucking musicians i'm seeing on youtube in 0.70
01:41:36.900 the past couple years in the drum field in the guitar field like i just started listening to 0.96
01:41:41.540 this band like i heard them years ago but i never really got right into them until recently called
01:41:45.380 uh animals as leaders okay yeah and uh that's the song i actually first started playing tonight
01:41:51.060 before we went on before i put on uh um that's the band actually i started playing and this song
01:41:57.020 is called mind spun and it's just a three-piece band there's no vocals and it's just two guitar 0.57
01:42:01.580 players and a drummer and it's they're fucking phenomenal right fucking phenomenal man and it's
01:42:08.000 like a mix between like i don't know it's kind of hard to describe like almost like a jazz and like 0.91
01:42:13.720 digent type heavy metal like it's it's hard like it's really hard to describe but like
01:42:19.260 i love it like i don't know why i didn't start listening to these guys years ago
01:42:22.620 like i really like listening to different types of drum techniques timing signatures things like
01:42:28.640 that right another reason why i really like cool right yeah so what was the name of that band uh
01:42:33.920 animals as leaders animals as leaders yeah yeah they're almost like a heavy metal pink floyd
01:42:40.240 meets like i don't know they're hard to describe like they're really they're really good um they
01:42:45.900 got like almost like a like a almost like a deathcore sound to them but then next you know
01:42:50.800 over top of that the guitar player is like playing some type of like a jasmine chord on top of it
01:42:54.740 right but they're a great band i like them a lot i like them while i'm driving they're a good
01:43:00.760 driving band right yeah yeah yeah um because i listen to a lot of different types of stuff like
01:43:06.420 again, like I was saying, I grew up listening to
01:43:08.660 classic rock, like Zeppelin, Floyd, and all that
01:43:10.660 stuff, right? But again, I look at everything
01:43:12.520 right to...
01:43:14.160 I'm not much into country. I like a
01:43:16.620 little bit of, oh, here's Johnny Rotten. 1.00
01:43:18.500 Look at this, fuckers. 1.00
01:43:22.580 Well, you decided to 1.00
01:43:24.480 fuck off to Niagara. Left me all by myself. 1.00
01:43:26.740 I'm like, what the fuck am I going to do? 0.96
01:43:29.500 I'm glad he was able 0.98
01:43:30.500 to go. He asked me if I was going. I said
01:43:32.400 no, because you were going to maybe carpool. 0.99
01:43:34.640 but uh there the fuck you are but as i was saying like i like a lot of different types of music 0.99
01:43:41.820 right like i love uh blues i love playing blues that's one of one of like if i'm gonna like 0.99
01:43:46.440 playing a band like i love my heavy metal black metal death metal i fucking love it
01:43:49.900 but if i'm gonna play in a band i want to play rock and roll classic rock hard rock 0.70
01:43:53.760 got a great video
01:44:08.440 oh boy
01:44:14.060 happy birthday there Sarah
01:44:15.620 sorry I missed it
01:44:17.660 oh Sarah's birthday happy birthday
01:44:19.760 we're at the birthday party today I think the birthday
01:44:22.140 is tomorrow
01:44:22.680 happy birthday Sarah Island
01:44:25.220 yo Slip
01:44:27.240 oh there's Slip 0.98
01:44:29.440 holy shit
01:44:30.000 the whole show is here 0.98
01:44:32.360 well there's that
01:44:39.160 biggest corner merger I was talking about Slip
01:44:41.560 but
01:44:41.800 but yeah I wouldn't mind doing that one night
01:44:47.200 like you three guys
01:44:49.380 and me and Johnny
01:44:50.000 we'll have to like work
01:44:52.600 so nobody's talking over each other but like right yeah i think that'd be fucking great i like flip's
01:44:56.740 idea of this kind of network he's talking about i think it's pretty interesting yeah yeah well so
01:45:01.680 it'd be kind of like you know you could have your own thing and but it'd be like you know the biggest
01:45:05.960 corner network and you know and we just interchange right yeah it's just an idea you know if it ever
01:45:14.260 you know comes to to pass well well it's a good idea because there is a lot more of us popping up
01:45:19.980 now right and like uh because uh chris the freestone he said it a few times the whole 0.97
01:45:24.580 whack-a-mole thing right like the more of us that there is then fucking the harder it is for them to 0.53
01:45:29.480 shut us up yeah like yeah there's ray derek and ferry already going and then then you guys and 0.98
01:45:37.080 then uh then me and johnny shooting our mouths off and then uh then now island jason's got his
01:45:44.940 stream going on Sundays, Trad Life.
01:45:47.040 She's got one going now.
01:45:48.960 Trad Life doesn't necessarily have a stream going. 0.98
01:45:50.760 She puts up videos on YouTube. 0.94
01:45:53.940 But again, it's the same type
01:45:55.020 of deal. The more...
01:45:57.080 Excuse me, I just smoked a bomb. 0.99
01:45:58.900 I'm killing myself. 0.99
01:45:59.880 The more of us doing this again...
01:46:03.280 But one thing that Slip was
01:46:04.940 talking about a few months back,
01:46:06.780 he was addressing how I
01:46:08.780 came into it and how
01:46:10.960 I just jumped into...
01:46:12.800 Because you guys have been already doing this for a couple of years.
01:46:14.940 right and that's one thing i actually wanted to mention too um like um i i didn't know that like
01:46:20.760 i didn't know you guys were doing this already for a good few years because like i'm saying to 0.91
01:46:24.900 like slip before and other people like um because all the years of like of all the the fucking 0.93
01:46:30.420 research yeah slip says you look like a viking because of all the years of the research i've 0.93
01:46:35.460 been doing because i've been looking for something like this going on in canada for years but it
01:46:38.840 just wasn't happening like the only people talking about anything going on in canada was josh
01:46:42.800 and Dan Dixon that was it right yeah and um so I spent most of my time watching what was going on
01:46:48.600 in the states and primarily for the in the rest of the world so then uh so in 2020 and the COVID
01:46:54.140 and everything happened and shit like that and that's when I started noticing uh well first I
01:46:58.200 found like Mark Friesen and Odessa Orlowick and then it was through algorithms and I ended up 0.98
01:47:02.500 stumbling onto rage and that's when I found everybody else I'm just like well shit these 0.99
01:47:06.880 guys have been around for a couple years like fuck like and then and then so slip and then 0.99
01:47:13.700 my girlfriend sarah they're like well you should start doing this i'm just like oh shit oh okay 0.99
01:47:17.720 but uh was talking about that one day um how i just kind of like jumped in kind of like right
01:47:24.960 in the middle of it and uh i just kind of started doing good right off the bat and and i'm the kind 0.51
01:47:29.520 of person like i don't like taking credit for shit and uh so like having everybody like you 0.92
01:47:35.100 guys on like house of bad influence madame breezy like slip coming on like everybody coming on like 0.97
01:47:40.580 that's been a major factor in that like like if i didn't know any of you guys and it was just me 0.85
01:47:46.200 fucking ranting my face off like this i probably wouldn't have like 130 already on right like 0.60
01:47:51.280 like yeah so that's one thing i keep saying like people say oh you're doing so good i'm doing so 0.98
01:47:55.560 good i'm like well it's it's not me like it's everybody else too right like are you like well
01:48:00.420 yeah it's like a it's organic right so yes you know you you you watch our show um like say like
01:48:06.460 you know like tofu and and um chris freestone and all that kind of stuff so we we all kind of it's
01:48:12.720 like a big family right so you get your show going and we're gonna say hey tom's got a channel
01:48:18.060 going and everybody helps yeah everybody will you know they go over and sub even like with uh
01:48:24.640 mechanics and all that kind of stuff like we you know send a lot of people over to his channel
01:48:29.500 yep i subbed over to his too yeah yeah but that's one thing too is like even on like the other
01:48:37.140 platforms like on x and stuff like that like we will share each other and share each other stuff
01:48:41.380 all the time like like every day if there's somebody posting something on one of their shows
01:48:45.080 we're we're posting it boosting it helping each other out right it's like i keep like uh one thing
01:48:49.960 i've been saying for a while now is uh cooperation not competition yeah it's like uh a couple weeks
01:48:56.320 back uh no last week i was watching one of uh east coast canadian streams because i got a chance to 0.98
01:49:00.940 meet east coast there a couple weeks ago that guy's fucking awesome i love that guy he's fucking
01:49:05.240 awesome yeah um and i got i watched his movies that he did there those are fucking hilarious uh 0.88
01:49:10.080 yesterday morning i got up and watched uh the one he did with uh rage boog to the future i was pretty 0.97
01:49:15.520 i was almost on the fucking floor laughing my ass off that shit was hilarious and uh the conspiracy 0.98
01:49:20.940 the conspiracy theory movie the great conspiracy movie all that was funny as hell um so i've been 1.00
01:49:27.520 kind of joking around about like how cerns knocked us into a gay and fucking retarded timeline 0.98
01:49:31.480 and uh so he was kind of like uh so he brought that comment up on his fucking stream and he's 0.99
01:49:37.200 like fuck i was gonna should have named my stream that shit i'm gonna steal that i'm just like dude 0.99
01:49:41.680 go right ahead man cooperate competition so ironically so then ironically i'm watching 0.99
01:49:48.600 the movie and then and then the movie he's talking about sir and fucking knocking timelines 0.88
01:49:53.140 and i'm like holy shit he was already on doing that's how wave like everybody's on right so 0.80
01:49:58.980 yeah but the other thing the ironic thing about it is uh there's uh two people in that movie the
01:50:05.060 couple that's in the van camper van um ironically they actually reached out to me early in january
01:50:12.440 and they said they're going to be up in my area and wanted to meet up right and so like i had and
01:50:17.560 they were from the area that i actually used to live in and the area that i used to live in i had 0.96
01:50:21.340 no idea there was a dad community and leave that area to find it there was a fucking dad community
01:50:25.580 in the area right yeah yeah so they live in that area now and they said that they're going to be in 0.74
01:50:30.320 my area with like february or so right so at first i was a little bit leery i had no idea who these
01:50:35.200 people are right i don't know if they're like trolls that seem to be right and so i kind of
01:50:41.940 put it off there like so we're going to plan they're going to message me when they're in the 0.83
01:50:45.120 area so i kind of just kind of put it off and so i'm watching this fucking uh east coast movie 0.62
01:50:50.360 and next you know i see these people in the in the van and everything i didn't think anything 0.64
01:50:54.600 of it until at the end of it is showing the credits and who's everybody is i'm like wait a
01:50:58.320 minute those people sound familiar so i turn around message them i'm like okay i just watched
01:51:03.620 east coast movie is that you guys in the movie and they're like yeah yeah we just seen you on uh
01:51:08.100 east coast street and i'm like oh okay all right i don't need to be leery about who these people
01:51:12.380 yeah but fucking small world though like it's really interesting and that's one thing i'm 0.88
01:51:18.540 finding the more more people in diagonal i'm meeting it's like holy crap they're actually 0.98
01:51:22.800 quite close and around that i can think of right like it's really interesting and even if
01:51:28.420 just part of that kind of community i guess you know you want to call it a freedom or a truth
01:51:34.940 or whatever it is there there's a lot more people out there than you know the government or the
01:51:41.240 media will lead you to believe you know what i mean like you know even with the just the
01:51:45.800 diagonal community there's thousands thousands of people you know um and it's uh you know it's
01:51:55.560 been good like you know even for myself like i didn't you know like of course you had the 9-11
01:52:00.200 stuff that happened and it kind of you know you kind of take it take a step back and go what the
01:52:05.680 fuck's going on here right because that was weird and then i but it didn't really i didn't really
01:52:12.000 get into it until 2019 because i ran for the ppc in the 2019 election and then it was like i started 0.93
01:52:19.720 meeting people and they're like talking about stuff and i was like huh all right well that
01:52:24.380 kind of makes sense that i met mark freeson right because he was running at the same time
01:52:28.700 and uh and then through him kind of you know found out that he was you know part of like the
01:52:35.280 pliant army back in its conception and then you know stumbled across people like derek and rage
01:52:41.460 and started watching them and then like one day it was just you know there was a ottawa trip
01:52:47.320 in the summer i'm gonna say it was a 2020 it was in the summer and then slip goes hey i'm gonna go
01:52:54.280 up the auto who wants to go with me and i was like i'll go in the chat right i'll go i'm in
01:52:59.760 right so we met up and uh went out there and oh here we are right so good on almost four years
01:53:07.900 so it's it's funny how i started following derek and ferry though because like i was already
01:53:12.440 following jeremy and like i knew about the army but i was like i mainly was just watching rage
01:53:17.100 cast right yeah and it was somebody in my family kind of like decided to kind of feed me a little
01:53:21.640 bit of disinformation about the two of them and he didn't think i'd check the receipts
01:53:26.000 and uh so when i did because he used to he used the third party on twitter to kind of throw me
01:53:31.960 off and try to throw me off from the whole thing yeah and uh so i checked up on the receipts and 0.59
01:53:36.600 everything and i and i quickly figured out that this person was bullshitting me right i'm like
01:53:41.040 well why why would he do that so that's when i started really like paying closer attention to
01:53:45.480 derrick and fairy as well right uh so yeah uh so back in january uh johnny and i we got we managed
01:53:52.820 to get uh i reached out to derek and uh see if he wanted to come on the show and he so he ended up
01:53:57.120 coming on so we had a great conversation with derek he's awesome i like derek um i'm hoping
01:54:01.360 one day to get fairy on like i get the guys those guys are busy as fuck too so i don't really
01:54:05.460 right so there was one day i was uh i sent fairy like a message because he was uh going he was 0.53
01:54:11.900 having a back and forth on twitter with a family member of mine oh yeah it was kind of interesting
01:54:17.040 because i'm sitting back around watching this thing like the popcorn kind of deal with this
01:54:20.680 going i didn't message i didn't comment at all but i'm kind of sitting back in the third party
01:54:24.680 watching this kind of deal like because i'm thinking like oh because you have no idea what
01:54:29.060 you're dealing with right like i'm not trying to take sides i just know what's going on here right
01:54:36.860 like you're not gonna win man like yeah yeah right and uh so yeah i'd like to have a good
01:54:43.180 conversation with ferry one of these days because he talks about a lot of stuff that i've actually
01:54:46.160 been talking about for a long time even before anything else that i've started researching
01:54:50.300 because like when it comes to the whole uh culture war and like the preservation of our
01:54:56.060 of our culture or like our european culture if you want to fucking call that whatever the case
01:55:00.140 may be i've been following that since at least the 90s right yeah right because that's when i 0.57
01:55:05.660 first started seeing it even as a teenager right and uh and so back in those days you try to say
01:55:11.240 something or like point it out or whatever the case may be and like people think it's bad now
01:55:15.300 it was worse then right yeah absolutely oh yeah yep yep yeah yeah because back then we didn't
01:55:23.640 have the internet like we do now to back up our claims whereas now we can we can dig and find the
01:55:29.080 actual truth behind something and say like hey man like you may call me this and that but here's
01:55:32.880 the reason why yeah right like for instance uh i everybody talks about the like in the movie
01:55:38.660 europa for instance right a lot of people take that movie at face value they don't bother to 0.87
01:55:42.640 look up anything that the movie talks about right well i'm the kind of fucking bookworm nerd that 0.77
01:55:47.480 does so there's one book that they talk about in that movie called uh germany must perish by uh 0.85
01:55:54.160 theodore kaufman and that book is the reason why the the germans made uh well apparently made the
01:56:02.440 uh the jews wear that yellow star because they because in their own book this guy's book saying
01:56:08.080 that they wanted to wipe out the german race the whole german they wanted to completely decimate 0.99
01:56:12.180 the whole fucking thing in it basically in a nutshell what this book's about and this book 0.99
01:56:15.320 came out in 1940 and so i'm seeing this in this movie i'm just like well fuck and then then uh 0.98
01:56:22.480 lo and behold i find this um this telegram page called uh white alexandria's library it's called 0.96
01:56:28.180 and it's a whole uh page of pdf files of all these fucking books like it's got everything on there 0.84
01:56:34.240 plato's work uh marcus aurelius work uh aristotle aristotle like everything is on there 1984 brave 0.97
01:56:41.680 like fucking everything um like it's a treasure trove is what it is right and also included a lot 0.72
01:56:48.000 of this work it's got uh also it's got the clergy plans original work in there that the uh the 0.99
01:56:53.560 immigration that we're seeing right now is all under what's called the clergy plan basically uh
01:56:58.240 how to eliminate the uh the caucasian race through um um actually hold on a second i have it still as
01:57:03.920 as uh uh right here this is part of what's called the clergy plan what people in all places have to
01:57:14.020 do is to limit the birth rates and promote mixed marriages between different races this aims to
01:57:18.920 create a single race in which a world will be directed by a central authority that's part of
01:57:24.160 what's called the clergy plan and so i actually managed to find the actual book and text that
01:57:28.620 that comes from it's called practical idealism so i have that i haven't got a chance to read it yet
01:57:33.860 because it's like a white paper and it's like fucking like a couple hundred pages long and 0.57
01:57:37.480 that good i'm waiting to get some i might have to get glasses before i read this 0.86
01:57:41.200 collect it though that's the one thing is i i do collect it so like i do have the reference so 0.72
01:57:47.840 if people say that's full of shit i'm you can't that's not that's all lies i'm like well why is
01:57:51.640 it written down right here by the very often yeah for instance on the uh we i i managed to debunk 0.99
01:57:56.880 something off the adl on the adl they talk about uh white supremacy always refers to uh the
01:58:03.140 the protocols of the wise man of zion right and they said it's an anti-semitic work now how can
01:58:10.420 it be an anti-semitic work if it was written by hebrew people right right so i'm just kind of
01:58:16.900 like um that doesn't make any sense and i think it was madame breeze because what are you talking
01:58:20.660 about it's like well i have because i have it i have the protocols of the wise man of zion like
01:58:24.480 right behind me right there okay yeah yeah yeah and i'm pulled out i'm like no it doesn't say 0.96
01:58:29.800 anything about that it's written by a jew like so that's what i mean like it's just fucking up and 0.72
01:58:35.560 down clown world kind of deal right oh yeah a hundred percent a lot of these old texts are good 0.86
01:58:40.160 to have and i like to i like to collect them um i got uh andy knows book unmasked that whole book
01:58:46.800 he wrote about antifa that guy like even though he's still a bit of a left-wing reporter he did
01:58:52.000 get fucked over pretty hard by antifa yeah i got i collect his work i got uh i've got a newer copy
01:58:58.780 of George Orwell's 1984 people have to be very careful if they're looking for new copies in 0.98
01:59:03.760 order 1984 because it's edited that uh the oligarchal collectivism is edited out of the
01:59:08.660 book now um I don't know if you've ever read it before but there's uh the three party slogans
01:59:13.180 war is peace freedom is slavery and ignorance is strength yeah they've twerked though they've
01:59:18.800 managed to tweak those really yeah they've kept war is peace and I think they've kept
01:59:25.540 ignorance is strength but they took out uh freedom of slavery now i don't know why
01:59:31.060 i couldn't figure out why because i went into a calls one day this was a few years ago because
01:59:37.140 i want to get a new copy because the copy that i had was written in the 1960s and it was busted 0.87
01:59:40.900 completely in fucking half and so i'm like fuck i want to get another copy and so something just 0.93
01:59:47.140 in my gut told me that you know what i better look through this to make sure everything's there 0.98
01:59:51.140 knowing what who controls the printing press and that right so i started looking through and i
01:59:56.520 immediately something has told me to go right to the oligarchical collectivism in the book because 0.97
01:59:59.860 that's the most important part of that whole book is that particular part of the book and sure shit
02:00:04.980 that one part was missing freedom of strength and i couldn't figure out why and so i actually
02:00:09.540 walked right up to the teller and coals and i said uh why are they editing this book now she goes
02:00:14.200 what are you talking about and i said well i have a copy written in the 60s and the in the entire
02:00:18.080 oligarchical collectivism is there i said this copy is a reprint from i can't remember what year
02:00:23.320 it was i think this was 2017 2018 i think this was and uh and i said to her i said uh why is that
02:00:30.620 not there now and she's like that's interesting she couldn't even figure out why now i said because 0.88
02:00:35.260 they're editing the book like it's it's called censorship like really fucking oblivious
02:00:40.760 yeah yeah um so if people are going to find that type of stuff i suggest like going to like uh 0.84
02:00:47.680 secondhand stores garage sales things like that that's the best place where you're going to find
02:00:53.120 that like there's this bookstore here in aurelia like this it's it's like this little bookstore
02:00:57.840 all used books it's got like close to a million books in the place but uh that's a good place
02:01:02.640 i've been finding some not bad stuff in there um that's well like the guy that i was telling you
02:01:07.040 about earlier in the stream tonight uh the archaics channel yeah um he that's what he does he just
02:01:13.200 gets a lot of old books like the guy was in prison for 20 something years in in texas and he just
02:01:20.800 had at his fingertips old books and then he started going through and this guy was like a
02:01:27.920 a christian he was like a baptist southern baptist christian right and he just started going through
02:01:34.960 things and because he had you know decades of time to to go through it he started seeing things
02:01:41.840 and they become almost became like a self-taught chronologist like he he goes and he just knows
02:01:47.760 dates and he puts everything together and that's why his theory is that we live in we're in some
02:01:54.240 type of a construct yeah some simulation or a silamacrum or whatever they call it yeah
02:02:03.120 you know and it's uh and he did he actually had a show on tonight where he he did like a deep dive
02:02:08.960 in 1902 which he thinks was like a reset year and then he started coming up with all the stuff that
02:02:14.960 came out after like 1902 and 1903 all these companies that came out all these inventions
02:02:20.880 um and actually you were talking about the zion thing 1903 is when that was formed right and uh
02:02:31.040 and it was all that yeah it's quite interesting and he was talking about like nostradamus and how
02:02:36.320 he uses he he came up with his way of becoming like a um prophet was actually through a drop of
02:02:45.840 water so he would drop the water and as the rings would go out and if they would hit something on
02:02:53.200 the outside and the rings come back and he was like so everything repeats just keeps going and
02:03:02.480 come back and if you do the timeline so say you use 1902 as a chronological marker
02:03:08.480 and then you go there three years back three years forward you know and it was uh interesting like
02:03:16.940 all the things that line up yeah that is interesting yeah because like yeah if you
02:03:21.760 kind of sit back and think about it there's there was quite a few technological advances in that
02:03:25.720 time period before world war one yeah it's quite interesting and then uh i wonder if that like if
02:03:33.160 that type of technological boom and advancements in because it was mainly the western world that
02:03:38.600 a lot of that was happening and then uh then we see that yeah then actually yeah if you sit back
02:03:45.460 and think about it because i'm just kind of going through this in my brain as we're kind of going
02:03:48.120 over it um with uh then the creation of the fed comes around yeah i should know actually if you
02:03:54.480 think before that they had to sink the titanic first to have the fed come around yeah what was
02:03:58.280 what 1912 1912 yeah they sunk the titanic in 12 to make the fed came around in 1913 because it's
02:04:07.480 a jekyll island thing and then it was shortly after that world war one happened well we also
02:04:14.000 we all know why world war one happened but again but then that technological advance kind of shifted
02:04:19.260 it went from it went from the it went into a war system after that yeah i don't know i'm just kind
02:04:26.080 of like kind of thinking this over in my brain as i'm going along well it's kind of like his
02:04:29.920 theory is that 1902 was the year that the united states was taken over and yes even their their
02:04:37.280 seal the their american seal went from a phoenix to the bald eagle in 1902 yeah switch and you have
02:04:46.520 all these companies coming out you know like uh well the invention of uh what was it uh
02:04:51.480 air conditioning you had the international harvester you had harley davidson um all these
02:04:58.500 big companies all those came in 1903 the wright brothers with their first you know flight at
02:05:05.040 kitty hawk right all these things started happening around that time and uh you know and then but like
02:05:12.260 you said and all of a sudden it was you know the sinking of the titanic well who was supposed to
02:05:15.780 be on it um and then who who canceled this ticket you know just before it sailed and then the two
02:05:22.560 right the two people that were opposed to the uh federal reserve happened to be on
02:05:28.640 yeah steam ahead oh it's foggy and a lot of icebergs out there captain i don't care
02:05:35.940 you read this thing earlier uh yesterday that apparently there was explosives on the ship
02:05:42.700 yeah yeah apparently it didn't quite it didn't have to hit the iceberg it was already proved
02:05:47.520 uh yeah so who knows who knows right 100 it was like the sinking of the luftsvania or whatever it
02:05:55.900 was yeah well that's the thing with that is like uh like during world war one germany was
02:06:03.340 even actually taking ads out in the new york times telling the fucking american people that 0.63
02:06:08.660 their government and the zionists were sending munitions across in the in the in the bowels of 0.97
02:06:13.800 civilian ships and knowing doing so knowing that that they wouldn't be torpedoed it's just like 0.98
02:06:20.020 holy fuck and that's the one thing too is that i did uh did some like again not just taking what 0.80
02:06:26.860 europa or what other people say doing my own research in it um it turns out that that is 0.99
02:06:32.840 actually true that the zionists did in fact actually install the the help of the united
02:06:37.460 states to actually defeat the germans and in payment was israel and it turns out the balfour 0.99
02:06:43.080 declaration was simply just a fucking receipt that's all it is and like that whole fucking 1.00
02:06:49.240 thing like it's just it's a whole fucking shit show man it's just crazy and then like oh fuck 0.99
02:06:55.600 then world war ii i was like oh my god but what's it what one thing i find interesting 0.99
02:07:00.840 is like you talk about this with people and they say well that was what happened 100 years ago what
02:07:05.700 does that have to do with now and it's like you don't get it do you it's the same people just as 0.98
02:07:10.380 it's their their fucking offspring yeah it's it doesn't stop like the hitlers and the stalins 0.98
02:07:18.380 and the fucking mouths of yesterday like just because they're dead doesn't mean that type of 1.00
02:07:22.180 evil doesn't exist today and he's they're not in our own voters this time around that's right 1.00
02:07:26.920 they're here now they just have different weapons to take care of us yes so now they can all wear
02:07:31.860 suits well that's why i was saying there on one of the screens we were talking about there a couple
02:07:36.660 weeks back like the enemy that we face now and the fight that we face now is one of the most
02:07:41.460 existential threats in my opinion that humanity has ever faced because the enemy has had a chance
02:07:47.000 to study human history for the past 2 000 years has studied our victories and our losses has
02:07:52.940 studied tyrants victories and tyrants losses and have learned from them and now what we have we
02:07:58.820 face an enemy that has the technology behind them and the knowledge of history and so and that's
02:08:05.460 that's why i keep saying like today is one of the most like the fight that we're facing now is the
02:08:09.640 most existential at any time period now people want to disagree with me that's fine like that's
02:08:14.600 just my own personal opinion on that um but that's the why that's how i see it anyway and that's just 0.81
02:08:19.740 from again from being a retarded construction worker no one i agree with you i agree with you 0.90
02:08:26.860 tom yeah 100 yeah and that's what like and to a point to be honest with you i hate to sound like 0.78
02:08:33.680 like defeatist thinking because i don't believe in defeatist thinking at all but in the same
02:08:37.580 respect like in a lot of ways this is meant to happen this is the fourth turning the fourth
02:08:43.660 generation transition we are seeing it now it happens every four generations there's nothing 0.52
02:08:49.020 stopping nothing can stop it it's called fucking fate and uh the last time this happened is when 0.65
02:08:54.520 when world war ii was the onset of world war ii and uh so that's another thing that we're seeing 0.93
02:09:00.300 right now um i personally believe that in the next couple years because again in the past few
02:09:06.660 years we've seen things in real life that we've only thought we'd see in movies and uh so i do
02:09:12.020 believe in the next couple years we're gonna be seeing more things that uh people thought they'd
02:09:15.960 only see in movies and it's and not and also when it comes to movies i suggest people do not 0.85
02:09:22.500 and i repeat do not fucking watch uh that uh netflix movie leaves the world behind 0.97
02:09:27.760 don't do it there's something in that fucking movie um well first of all i've seen this one 0.99
02:09:32.620 video about um this guy managed to get the audio he downloaded the torrent files of the that movie 0.99
02:09:38.180 because like i usually downloads all these torrent files of movies and they usually come
02:09:42.060 into audio and video right right this particular movie came with four files it was like it was
02:09:48.340 two audio files or sorry it was two video files an audio file and then like this hidden audio file
02:09:56.140 with like this low megahertz frequency being emitted off interesting yeah and so i'm just 0.97
02:10:01.360 like the fuck is that so i kept wanting to know what the fucking hype was with this movie so i'm 0.97
02:10:06.540 just thinking so part of me is just like well i don't really want to watch this movie because i 0.99
02:10:09.420 don't know what the fuck is this in this movie like it could be real it might not be i don't 1.00
02:10:13.280 know me and my fucking fan retarded construction worker brain and it's almost like okay fuck it so 1.00
02:10:18.780 i ended up finding this movie on a telegram chat so i was in one of east coasts uh yeah i was in 1.00
02:10:22.820 east coast canadian's telegram chat he's got up in tin hat uh uh conspiracy support group and uh so
02:10:29.840 i i grabbed the movie and i'm watching it and i decided to watch it in segments right okay and so
02:10:35.100 what i was finding now again that just might be me might be me overthinking it but i was finding
02:10:40.500 after about 20 20 minutes 30 minutes of watching this movie i'd have a hard time remembering things
02:10:46.900 like i try to remember like for some reason i just think like something would come into my brain and
02:10:52.800 i try to remember something that was connected to it and i don't know why but i'd have like i'd be
02:10:56.220 stumped and it wouldn't be if i was stoned or anything like that and now again like i don't
02:11:00.800 know i could be overthinking it at the same respect but at the same time you can't put 1.00
02:11:06.160 anything past these fucking people right so like we know what they can do with that type of shit 0.98
02:11:10.760 already um it's widely rumored that that movie is put out by the obamas and if that's the case 1.00
02:11:15.620 we already know what kind of evil fucking scum that they are for fuck's sakes like so like i 1.00
02:11:20.740 don't know um i haven't heard anybody else say that so again i could just be me being fucking 1.00
02:11:25.640 crazy i saw i saw the movie um yeah like but you know i guess it depends on how you you watch it 0.54
02:11:34.740 Right. Or if you're looking for certain things.
02:11:39.060 Right. Because everybody that, you know, they all say, oh, the kids were in the Obey shirt.
02:11:43.720 The daughters were in the NASA shirt. 0.99
02:11:46.680 All the stupid, you know, there is a lot of odd things about that movie like that. 1.00
02:11:51.320 A lot of odd things. Right. 1.00
02:11:52.900 Right down to the script and how they how they how they speak in the script.
02:11:59.420 It was very like even the way the actors spoke, it was very odd.
02:12:02.700 like i don't know maybe i was looking at the movie from like the arm's length uh like kind
02:12:09.140 of approach to begin with anyway like skepticism anyway but it's it just seemed very odd the whole
02:12:15.460 thing like i don't know i like i i actually didn't watch the entire movie because i just like okay i 0.86
02:12:20.520 had enough of this right kind of deal um it just like because of all the fucking movies that i 0.66
02:12:25.840 watched that were like doomsday movies or anything like that that was the weirdest one 0.96
02:12:30.300 and i'm watching weird fucking shit and that was the weirdest one yeah yeah yeah it was interesting 0.96
02:12:38.260 ryan watson says you know they didn't sink the titanic they really sunk the olympic which was 0.99
02:12:43.100 a sister ship yes jp working on the white star line that is true yes yeah yes that is actually
02:12:49.940 true i actually forgot about that factoid thank you ryan watson for uh bringing that up
02:12:55.200 that's another thing too that's that's one thing i would love to go back in time
02:12:59.480 to the history class specifically
02:13:01.660 and be that major thorn
02:13:03.740 in history teacher's side.
02:13:05.220 Yeah.
02:13:05.480 To be giving you one thing
02:13:06.500 and he was like,
02:13:07.040 actually,
02:13:08.940 or not do the whole reach thing.
02:13:10.560 Actually, bro.
02:13:14.100 But then later,
02:13:14.940 bro,
02:13:15.600 bro,
02:13:16.140 actually.
02:13:17.420 I actually,
02:13:18.580 well,
02:13:19.000 here's a funny story.
02:13:19.980 I actually kind of did do that
02:13:21.500 in grade 10 history class.
02:13:23.500 When I was in grade 10 history class,
02:13:25.600 I was ironically reading Mein Kampf
02:13:27.680 at the time when 0.93
02:13:29.160 the teacher was talking about world war ii and hitler and all that type of shit and uh he's
02:13:34.100 standing up at the front of the class right and they had like the tv like we're gonna watch like
02:13:37.080 a history movie type of deal right and he's talking about like hitler writing mon comp being
02:13:41.440 in jail this and that and i'm and like and i had it sitting right there at the corner of my desk
02:13:46.400 right and i'm like i put my hand up and the book kind of go oh you mean this one right here and 0.94
02:13:51.340 he just kind of looked at me though everybody in the fucking class just looks at me yeah 0.77
02:13:55.300 but see when i was 16 years old though reading this book i didn't really understand it right 0.93
02:14:01.600 i was just like oh yeah i'm gonna read hitler's book haha kind of deal because it was in the
02:14:04.700 library at the school like then you won't find that in the library at the school now but it
02:14:08.320 wasn't no but apparently still on amazon but yeah yeah um so like i've kind of gone through it a bit
02:14:17.300 as as an adult with a as in through different light and knowing like kind of taking away who
02:14:23.900 wrote it and just kind of reading it for as what it is and just kind of separating the author and 0.65
02:14:30.980 overlaying what's written in that onto what we're seeing today is it's kind of strikingly fucking 0.99
02:14:38.740 crazy uh it's nuts like it's really nuts and then you find some of those old fucking speeches where 0.98
02:14:45.920 they actually where they actually translate what he's saying and compared to what they 0.99
02:14:50.320 they translate over here what they want us to know what the word what they want us to think
02:14:55.020 he's saying right is there because like yeah that's two different things that i'd found out
02:14:59.000 that i didn't know a couple times was uh some of the translations were inaccurate so it's like oh
02:15:04.820 that's interesting yeah propaganda yeah yeah but again like i keep going back to it people say oh
02:15:12.540 why do you keep going to the past i'm like well to understand in my personal opinion to understand 0.97
02:15:16.260 in the future and the fuckery we got coming towards us is we got to understand the fucking 0.96
02:15:21.180 past because they've tried it before they learn from the mistakes and they're gonna they're never 0.97
02:15:26.120 gonna stop like it's always it's been always been a battle of humanity like even though it's been
02:15:32.400 expedited in the past 120 years but it's always been there right there's always been a tyrant
02:15:37.620 there's always been something trying to control like they've always been the good between battle
02:15:41.460 battle between good and evil right so nothing new under the sun as they say what's that sorry
02:15:47.180 nothing new under the sun no man and that's what i keep saying with people people say go well we
02:15:51.780 need to do this and we need to do that we need to do this i'm like no here's the catch you can't 0.99
02:15:56.320 change human nature you can you can pass all these fucking laws you can put all this shit into play 0.97
02:16:01.780 you can do this you can do that they can tax the system of living it does not matter at the end of 0.98
02:16:06.200 the day you'll never ever be able to change human nature won't be able to do it and and that's the
02:16:12.800 one thing that people just don't get is that we at the end of the day are an animal species that
02:16:18.440 will kill to survive yeah right and well they've managed to successfully pacify a lot of it but
02:16:26.300 there's still a lot of population that is got balls still and uh so yeah that's the way i've
02:16:33.400 always kind of seen it so what time we had o'clock two hours yeah yeah okay so i'm gonna call it a
02:16:39.840 night there so uh all right good night and uh so it was great having you trev oh well thank you
02:16:44.380 anytime i'll come back again for sure sure yeah for sure like i was saying earlier like i'd like
02:16:51.100 to get uh like uh me and johnny and all you guys on biggest corner like like what slip was talking 0.52
02:16:55.440 like one big fucking round table i think that'd be one night like or maybe a a joint shroom stream 0.62
02:17:01.260 yeah well i think he mentioned thursday this thursday so maybe we can work oh yeah that might 0.98
02:17:09.400 be fun absolutely i had a lot of fun man it was a good good conversations we got to talk about
02:17:16.140 music for a while too so yeah well that's one thing it wasn't all doom and gloom yeah well no
02:17:22.000 as soon as i heard you're a musician i was just like musicians man awesome we like because that's
02:17:27.060 one thing too in the dag communities like i want to meet as many musicians as possible like even
02:17:31.000 know if i can't connect and play with them like i still connect as another musician in the dad
02:17:35.940 community as well like hey i play too like a musician we can relate because like that's
02:17:40.060 nothing too with because a lot of people don't understand the industry the music industry and 0.99
02:17:43.980 how cutthroat and how mother of a fucker it can be i just think it's all glory and shit like that 0.99
02:17:49.500 no it's hard work blood it's a lot of work a lot of hard work and you know yeah you you you know 1.00
02:17:57.380 You've got to get out there, and you're practicing and practicing.
02:18:00.520 You start off with the littlest shows ever because no one's going to give you a shot.
02:18:08.740 I remember our very first show.
02:18:10.880 This was back in, what, 94, 95, I guess, our very first show.
02:18:17.420 We played at this club in Winnipeg called the Albert.
02:18:20.560 It's an old hotel downtown Winnipeg.
02:18:23.980 We played on a Monday night.
02:18:26.260 i don't know we were like opening it was like three or four bands playing and the guy comes
02:18:31.440 out he's just one of those scummy you know like older guy comes out he goes all right so thank
02:18:37.300 you so for your payment tonight you're just gonna get this tray of small shot glasses of beer
02:18:44.680 so we sat there and watched the other bands while we're drinking these little you know like
02:18:52.020 juice cups of beer it was a full tray mind you but you know drinking these little cups all right 0.96
02:18:58.920 thanks speaking of fucking scummy bar owners and we played this one gig one night and uh we were 0.96
02:19:04.600 just starting out at the time right so like the all we can get was like 200 bucks right yeah so 0.97
02:19:09.760 we agreed on 200 bucks right so at the end of the gig buddy didn't even want to pay us to begin with 0.68
02:19:14.180 so he ends up walking over to the fucking hot dog stand that they had going off to the side 0.87
02:19:18.480 and takes the money from them, pays us $200 0.98
02:19:21.040 in $5 bills.
02:19:23.020 Oh, my.
02:19:27.060 There you go, guys. Have a good night.
02:19:28.620 I'm just like, you know I'm going to drink 0.99
02:19:30.860 my fucking cut, because I live right down the road 0.99
02:19:33.020 from the bar at the time, so I was able to 0.99
02:19:34.740 literally just fucking stumble. 0.97
02:19:38.840 I couldn't believe that, man. Oh, yeah. We used to get 0.99
02:19:40.960 stiffed quite a bit. Oh, yeah.
02:19:42.900 You didn't really make anything at the door, guys,
02:19:45.160 so here's $50.
02:19:45.980 but anyway
02:19:49.800 thanks for going on tonight Travis
02:19:51.760 great talking with you
02:19:52.700 you have yourself a good night
02:19:54.900 goodbye everybody in the chat
02:19:57.920 goodnight everybody
02:19:59.320 Island James, Taz, everybody
02:20:01.540 Ryan Watson, Trad Life
02:20:03.120 my mother is in there
02:20:05.380 I don't know if Slip and everybody is still in there
02:20:07.860 Mr. Green Thumbs
02:20:09.320 Misfit, Sarah Ireland
02:20:10.920 who else is in here
02:20:13.720 I'm just kind of
02:20:14.520 we had hi Lynn uncle Kenny yeah uh Jason Friday 78 yeah Friday 78 yeah yeah I got I got the two
02:20:26.800 other chats up on another TV over here yeah nice and how I know we're kind of going here but how
02:20:32.600 how is the x experience going for you how is it working on there uh oh the stream tonight yeah
02:20:38.980 Or only just in general, because we don't stream over there.
02:20:44.060 It's usually pretty good.
02:20:46.400 I never really actually check it while I'm streaming, to be honest.
02:20:50.820 I'm more focused on the two other ones.
02:20:53.040 Actually, to be honest, I always forget about it.
02:20:56.580 Let me just check.
02:20:57.760 We should actually.
02:20:58.720 Oh, yeah.
02:20:59.120 Yeah, we're still up right now.
02:21:02.760 It doesn't really say how many people are watching it live.
02:21:05.360 Okay.
02:21:05.720 so oh it says 35 views so far on here so that's all right but yeah not too shabby yeah because
02:21:13.980 streaming to x is easy because you don't have to put any configurations in or anything like that
02:21:17.280 it just automatically does it whereas really but how did you how do you work it like right from
02:21:21.360 stream yard or yep yep really yeah yeah whereas rumble you got to put the configuration and
02:21:29.060 stream right yeah launch it right same with like a entropy and shit like that right so 0.98
02:21:33.480 but yeah left ass slippy 0.90
02:21:36.560 maybe he can't work in there 0.97
02:21:37.880 yeah x is not a bad
02:21:39.900 not bad to stream to
02:21:41.400 that's right we picked up the
02:21:43.440 troll that's in the background
02:21:45.320 so okay 0.94
02:21:49.920 well you said good night and
02:21:51.780 I'll talk to you later
02:21:53.360 have a great weekend
02:21:55.280 thank you you too
02:21:56.440 take care everybody
02:21:57.580 bye