Ep 42 - AIDS From the Source w⧸ Robbie Bernstein
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 35 minutes
Words per Minute
216.43478
Summary
It's the return of the one and only Jose Galizón! We talk about 9/11, white privilege, and what it's like to be a white male in America. Also, we get into the weirdest thing Jose has ever said, and it's not even funny.
Transcript
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Women jerk off dicks like fucking they're an unruly ferret.
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You see, the socialists don't have an accurate answer for this, and she needs to account for it.
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We can stay horny and retarded longer than she can stay sane.
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Ben, maybe you could say we had sex, but we didn't fuck.
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Today we have the return of COVID Jesus, Robbie Bernstein.
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You guys, if you haven't, you should go check out the thumbnail that the beautiful Top Lobster made for us.
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You can go to the promo code Jose for fucking the checkout.
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You know, I'm wearing my Clint having an orgasm shirt.
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Yeah, if you don't have Top Lobster gear, you're fucking up.
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You let them watch you jerk off so you can see that O face with the...
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And I thought, you guys are going to be jerking me off tonight, I thought.
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I was about to tell one of you guys to make sure to remind people on YouTube because I noticed it still had the link active, but then we were wondering if it would work or not.
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Because we got dinged for our last episode for questioning, I guess we can call it the religious ritual that happens every four years.
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And I have an episode dropping tomorrow upon that exact subject.
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So yeah, you guys should definitely be checking us on an odyssey.
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We're going to try to figure out ways around this.
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I don't know if you guys – we kind of talked in the chat about things going forward, but yeah.
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Can I ask, Jose, you're a very confusing individual.
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I like it because I feel like I don't really ever get much pushback for the craziest shit I say online.
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So I think some of it's too because people think I'm a minority.
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Jose, will you do me a favor and say – will you do me a favor and say I'll eat your – is to Allah?
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I was going to say, at least Jose said enigma without the hard R on it.
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Do you have a nice apartment or did you just find one nice corner to film from?
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He's just like, hey, I just need a – I have the down payment.
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I can do first month up front and last month, and I'll get in there.
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It looks like he's in like a corner of like a bank lobby.
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It's going to make it easier for him to just jump away, I guess, if a crazy white woman gets a little bit too crazy for him.
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To answer your question, Robbie, if you can actually hear me, which I have no idea if you can.
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I'm still going to be traveling the country to figure out where I want to live, but it's all right.
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Dude, if you know how many times I've wung a bad connection on podcasts and just been like, oh, they stopped talking.
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All the part of the problem episodes are just you just actually have a bad connection, and that's why Dave talks so much.
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I mean, mostly not, but there have been episodes of just bad connections, and like I'm just waiting for someone to stop talking,
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and then I just – and I'm like, I hope it matches up with whatever the fuck they were saying.
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What? No, and here's the other thing I always notice.
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Like, his camera, like in – like his video is always like perfect.
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Even when you're in studio, it's usually – it's like all pixelated and shit.
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They're trying to make sure people think I'm unattractive so that no one wants to sleep with me,
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and then I don't feel better about myself and demand more money for everything I do on the show.
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So it's a vicious maneuver that they pulled to make sure I look bad in all footage, but it's been working.
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Like, Robbie is the fat girl that like hot chicks get to have with them.
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I mean, it's as if Dave needed the help, you know?
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What do we think about Dave's beard that he's been growing?
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I think he needs to keep it at that length, maybe even like an eighth of an inch shorter,
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But you know it's really just because he's got all this shit going with his – he's got a newborn and stuff.
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Like, he's fucking not getting shit for sleep probably right now.
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Did it seem to turn less gray between two of the episodes, or did I just invent that?
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I want to call it the part of the problem just for men scandal of 2021.
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We're going to start seeing him, like, whiten his teeth and, like, get a little touch of gray.
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We're going to see the touch of gray coming in soon, just on his hair, too.
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He has to figure out how to afford rent, so, you know, I don't blame him for dipping out.
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I kind of want Dave to wind up with, like, that really, like, long, homeless-looking beard look.
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I don't think he'd look good with a long beard.
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Like, a few weeks ago, I negged him about, like, he always does this shit where he has, like, short stubble, and he kind of grows it out a little bit and shaves it.
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It's like – I didn't know if it was, like, some Jewish thing, and there was weird rules about shaving.
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I know there's, like, a Jewish thing with, like, the neck or something in there with the shaving.
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I don't think Dave's beard practices are reflective of Jewish law.
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So is that why there's such a thing with, like, the fucking – I don't know what you call it.
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Well, that's why they have the arm look, all right?
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And it's to make it look like – it's to replace the tip that you lost when you got circumcised.
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The reason the acidic guys got the curls is because you're not supposed to, like – you're not supposed to cut the hair over here.
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So they take it a little bit more literal that you're not supposed to cut it at all versus, you know, the other ones who say you're just not allowed to do what I do.
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So it is so funny how some of these, like, rules with Jewish stuff get, where they just get so literal with shit.
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I want to go deep into, like, Jewish law, but I would totally throw off the whole thing.
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When you're literally, like, walking around in the desert for 80 years, you're going to have to figure out something to, like, keep people in line from getting out of hand, man.
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Like, you can't just let them, you know, grow their hair out and be – you know, have uncircumcised penises that you can just start sucking and fucking.
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Because all the sand would get up in the tip of the penises.
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Living up in the desert, you end up with too much sand in your wiener?
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Wow, you guys were talking that big foreskin game and you just –
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No, I – Toad, what – I know me and Toad both got it later in life.
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You didn't get circumcised until you were three?
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I was like something – I can't remember exactly what it was, but it was like eight or nine for me.
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My parents have a moment with you where they were like, you can't handle your foreskin.
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Remember like the whole like argument is just like, oh, it keeps it clean.
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It would be really funny if just like you get up to your 16 and then your parents decide if your dick stinks too much.
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They're just like, all right, you didn't keep your dick clean.
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Like you go in and they put you under or is –
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I remember they like – I remember they brought me to the hospital and I knew what was going on.
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And I remember they like – they were trying to give me the pills, the doctors to like put me under.
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And then they like – and then after like an hour or so, they brought some like orange juice.
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Like, I don't know if my mom was retarded, but like fucking – I remember I was a bedwetter when I was a kid.
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Why did they – instead of cutting off, why did they staple it shut?
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Like, they gave me some reasoning that they'd heard somewhere that that might make a difference.
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And my mom also made some vague religious argument because we were very religious.
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Wait, and Christians don't like circumcised – I mean, uncircumcised, they like a cut?
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I was raised Christian, and it was very few – very few that were uncircumcised, I'll tell you that.
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And I remember – and it's also a weird thing because I remember there was one guy in college – because I went to a really Christian college.
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And there was one guy in our friend group that we found out was uncircumcised.
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But looking back on it now, I'm like, damn, that guy has a good – like, he's – it's like – his sex is going to be better.
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Like, I mean, he's got, like, a – you know, he can jerk off a lot easier than we can.
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I mean, he doesn't – you have to use lube all the time.
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Dude, you don't know how traumatic that shit is.
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I remember having to, like, put gauze on my shit, and, like, it was ridiculous.
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Like, I remember having to, like, unwrap it every time I had to piss and then wrap it back up.
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Yeah, I was – I definitely wish I kept my foreskin.
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You were also really – like, 9 or 10, you were really close to, like, jerking off age to where –
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imagine if they waited just a little bit longer and you already got used to jerking off with a foreskin,
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They were like, oh, shit, he's going to start jerking off, and it's going to feel as good as possible.
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I was jerking off before anything was coming out.
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And I remember freaking the fuck out when something came out and being like, what is going on here?
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I remember I asked my dad, and he was like, oh, fuck.
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And just really quickly, my parents were not, like, that terrible,
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and I don't know why I actually got circumcised when I was three,
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but I know it was during – it was during another surgery that I was having for an inguinal hernia,
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And they figured they might as well do a little operation, make sure they had a penis there.
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I don't remember having any traumatic shit happening.
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I don't really remember anything when I was three.
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But as far as Jose's question, I don't really remember jerking off and, like, shooting blanks,
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except for the day that I did it 32 times, obviously.
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I mean, when you get that high, you make a note of it.
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Well, basically, when it gets over 20, does it even matter anymore?
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What was it like – you're like – firstly, how old were you?
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You were 23, and you're like, hey, I got the day off.
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I've not noticed much of a difference, to be honest with you.
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I mean, obviously, it's better when you have a nice, soft hand,
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The lube throws – like, what are you – are you fucking dry pussy, too?
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Like, you lose the grip action when you fucking –
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I'm just going to say I'm thoroughly disgusted by this entire conversation.
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We disgusted Robbie the Fire, and that makes me feel pretty nice.
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I was going to talk about the one time I was doing it, which was early on,
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when I had started jacking off and blood started shooting out of my thighs.
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Go get your fucking foreskins back and put it together, all right?
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I always love hopping into your streams and just, like, throwing out wild shit
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Like, I see you, and you're like, I'm going live, and I'm like, oh, hell yeah.
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I get to be in the chat and just throw out random questions to you,
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and then you see them, and you're like, ah, damn it.
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You're supposed to come over here and build me a fort in the middle of my living room.
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so me and my wife really want to go up to, like, New York sometime and up there.
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So we were at Tomless 2000, and we got done with Tomless 2000,
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and she was just like, man, I want to do more of whatever that is.
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And I was just like, all right, well, I mean, there's –
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And then we can build a fort in my living room.
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By the way, it's going to cost an arm and a leg.
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Hey, inflation by that time, the wood's going to be like 10 grand
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just to build a little shed in your apartment, man.
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On the real, Robbie, have you guys – over at Gas, you guys talking at all about moving at all?
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I know it seems like a lot of y'all – I know not everyone's ideologically where we're at,
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but, like, I know it seems like most people are not about all this Coov shit.
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So I don't know if you guys have any plans going forward because it's probably –
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I mean, you would think after a while it might die down in New York, but I don't fucking know.
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Honestly, I think we're at the end of the corona thing.
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Yeah, I think that's the way I'm seeing the tea leaves.
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The reason for that is the way the reporting's happening now.
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I think they want to push the global warming shit.
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And so we're at the end of COVID because they kind of can't fear monger on both.
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They got what they needed out of the COVID story.
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All right, I think it's partially just a numbers thing,
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and I guess that this is not going to be as entertaining as us talking about jerking off our dicks.
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No, no, you got to realize before the mandates, 50% of the country said no to getting vaccinated.
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But now that there are booster shots and they're making the recommendations for kids,
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how many people that were originally in the yes category are going to say no to that?
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But I'm going to venture to guess the compliance is going to be closer to 25%.
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And they're still in the game of wanting to be in control, right?
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So if that many people are saying no to their policy, they have to walk it back.
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Same thing happened with Fauci with Christmas when he was like,
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hey, we're not sure about Christmas and everyone freaked the fuck out.
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So he just walked it back and he's like, oh, we were wrong about the science.
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And he realized like, oh, we can't exert that much control or leverage here.
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You're already, firstly, the story's starting to turn on Fauci.
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Media organizations that usually aren't critical of them are starting to be critical.
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Even Colbert is starting to make jokes about these booster shots.
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I'm telling you, I think what's going to happen, the numbers aren't going to change.
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There's nothing that's going to be different about Corona,
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And I even saw today and some scientist was like, it is what it is.
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At this point, Politico put out an article saying that they're going to stop campaigning
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Nothing will change about Corona, except they're going to walk back from the mandates because
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This is just my thoughts from yesterday and today of, hey, I think this is what's going
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I don't think they can fear monger two things at the same time.
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If you've ever read Save the Cat, he talks about double mumbo jumbo, which is like it's
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Like I'll believe in a movie with zombies, right?
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But like if you want me to buy in for zombies and that also like that there's I don't know,
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All of a sudden people like, but this is too much.
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Like you have, you pick one thing and people will go with you on that.
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They're going to switch over to global warming.
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Nothing will change about COVID except they won't be reporting it in the same way.
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And we'll just kind of go back to like life before end.
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Do you think it's going to be like a, um, I think I saw, maybe it was malice talk about
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this, but it was like, they're just going to, they're going to announce that they basically
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Or you think, no, you think this is going to stop.
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I always thought that they were going to be like, Hey, we got it.
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And then they'll just point to some, whatever fucking like our mandates works or whatever
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They'll point to some fucking study that you're like, it's down like 10%.
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And then there'll be like, okay, we're done with this.
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Like, I still think they were going to try to spin it as a win, but I, yeah, you might,
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I think you're right over time that if people ask, they'll go, well, yeah, we got the vaccines
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out and now death rates are here and it's only a disease amongst the unvaccinated who
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have chosen all of a sudden, all the personal Liberty stuff that we've been talking about
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is going to come back and go, uh, people have the option to get it.
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The boosters are available if they want it thus far spikes.
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It's just, they're just going to kind of walk back from everything that they've been saying
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for a couple of years and just let it return to normal.
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So yeah, I mean, as it is right now, like they're not really even talking about death
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As far as I know, because they're really low at this point, they're just talking about
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cases and they could at some point just reduce the amount of testing and then just stop talking
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about cases and be like, well, there are fewer cases now or something like that.
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The only thing that might make me a hundred percent wrong, I would say, here's the biggest
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I do somewhat fear that they kind of see an economic collapse or some other catastrophic event
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And so they're really exerting their control over like crucial aspects of society to ensure
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the fact that like they remain as the protected class.
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Uh, and so it could be that they want to keep this lie and like, so that people aren't maybe
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to cool inflation that they don't actually want that much employment, or maybe they just
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kind of still want people at home for some other reason.
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Like it could be that they don't want to return to normal ever because like there, it's almost
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like a supply, it's like a price control issue where they're trying to like mitigate the
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I don't think that's our current situation, but I'll just say that's the, that's the only,
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I don't think the dad is ever going to turn around in their favor.
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Like as the variants come out and you got to take more boosters and the people who weren't
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vaccinated, aren't like, you know, the young, healthy ones that we've been saying don't
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need to get, like, I don't know what new dad is going to come out that all of a sudden
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And I think that they now have a bigger incentive to try and push their global warming agenda.
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So I think they're just going to kind of move on from this.
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Do you think they're going to hit it just as hard?
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Oh, you think it's going to be like, it's going to be like, okay, like COVID was this,
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we believe that climate change this and they're like, they're going to be like, Hey, we've
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already trained you that we have to take drastic measures in order, like drastic, centralized,
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And if you thought Corona was bad, the extreme risk to our planet and death is even worse.
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It's like, this was the training exercise, uh, because it was more immediate and tangible,
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but you have to realize how much worse this global warming thing is.
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So I'm starting to really do my homework on global warming.
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Uh, cause I do think it's going to be the big issue for next year.
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But, uh, there's this guy, I think I only know his last name.
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I think, uh, I forgot what it is, but I, I heard this great staff from today, which
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is if you look over the last hundred years, like your big claim.
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So you go, listen, you've got hurricanes and you've got like these severe weather storms,
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Are you saying that more people are dying because of these events?
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And so like, because of global warming, there's more death because there's more of these severe
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That's the picture that they're trying to paint.
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But if you actually look at the numbers, death because of climate incidents, like people
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dying because of weather is down 99% over the last hundred years.
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And that's because of technological developments where poor people are inside of like fixed
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And we have more wealth and resources to actually combat changes in the climate.
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So their entire just fucking storyline of, Hey, listen, we need to survive on earth and
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And then the other thing, which we'll point this out all day, I have this joke in my end
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of year thing, um, which it's going to work better with graphics, but it's like all this
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If you're really concerned about fucking fossil fuels and carbon emissions, we can go nuclear.
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I, my joke is, this is like, if there was a dude in the desert and he's like yelling,
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And you're like, dude, there's water right fucking there.
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Don't tell that, that nuclear power, you're really concerned.
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You're obviously being full of shit about this whole thing.
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The military thing is like, I really want a Dr. Pepper.
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The military thing is probably the biggest thing too.
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Cause like, or one of the biggest things, like the nuclear and the military, cause it's
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like for them to be pushing this shit and they're the worst fucking offenders is insanity.
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Like, I don't know the stats, but I'm sure you probably do Robbie or one of you guys.
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But like, I know the, the military is like one of the worst offenders when it comes to
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the number, I'm pretty sure it's the number one polluter.
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Like, I like, maybe not the, it's the number one polluting like entity in the world.
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It's not like, it's not bigger than like China pollutes more than anybody, but like the number
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one entity is the military itself pollutes more than anybody.
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Just the burn pit thing sounds absolutely fucking insane.
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Oh, you mean the, uh, the Biden fucking killer?
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No, I mean, yeah, but I mean, I don't know the whole story over there, but essentially,
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you know, you got all this military planning, you're spending billions of dollars.
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You're building these military bases and then they're just burning everything instead
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of figuring out some sort of a garbage solution and then all the chemicals from all the rubber
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And like, apparently there's high cancer rates among soldiers, but I haven't done much research
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I can tell you, I can tell you, I mean, I was an aircraft mechanic for in the air force
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for like 11 years and fucking, we, we fucking run so many goddamn like flights for no fucking
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It's like nothing, it's insane how much fuel we run through.
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So, I mean, there's that as well, as much planes are going all the fucking time for training
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Cause I mean, anyone in the military has been in for a while and there was a bureaucratic
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So yeah, that's a huge thing as well as much fucking.
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And I didn't want to bring up, I had a Jeremy Kaufman on my show to, we covered David Freeman's
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And he kind of mentioned, I guess Friedman has a good argument for why global warming
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Cause he kind of goes into, uh, how like it actually may make it.
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So certain areas are more profitable and so on and so forth.
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So it's not this like foolproof thing that global warming is necessarily bad.
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And he's not even denying that it's like a thing.
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He's just saying that like it in some areas it's actually profitable for, for, uh, global
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So this assertion that we have gone, I've seen two arguments along those lines.
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One is they believe that there might've been a cooling period if it wasn't for the man-made
00:27:00.880
And so like we might've had more death because of some sort of a cooling incident that's neither
00:27:07.960
I've also heard Alex Jones claim that carbon actually leads to more like greeneries.
00:27:13.420
I guess it creates a more favorable environment for like trees and greens.
00:27:21.700
The argument that I take to, that makes the most sense to me is that like the solution
00:27:26.780
to if the planet is changing is economic growth.
00:27:30.380
Like if we just kind of stay the course, we're going to bring poor people out of poverty.
00:27:35.120
We're going to be able to afford the tools to combat it.
00:27:38.080
And we will get to like, I mean, I heard the Bjorn, Bjorn, Bjornie, Bjornie.
00:27:49.380
No, he was like, you look at, there were time periods where we had, um, problems because
00:27:54.620
of the technology of the time, such as like horse manure, but we just evolved past that
00:28:00.620
If they had just mandated a way like horse and buggies and shit, like, and shut down the
00:28:06.140
And I'm sure there's a lot of other examples like that, where it's like, there are economic
00:28:10.640
solutions that come from technological developments.
00:28:13.320
And the way that you get there is by continuing to grow economic, like, and we, it's like, they're
00:28:18.500
always fucking saying we're running out of oil.
00:28:23.880
We managed to find these things in areas that we couldn't, we managed to pull electricity
00:28:28.080
We didn't realize we could pull electricity from it.
00:28:30.640
It's like, if, if we allow the freedom model, I understand.
00:28:38.160
I believe that it's being unbelievably overstated, even if it was like, not only just overstated,
00:28:44.020
like their lines, just the same as the COVID stuff.
00:28:47.900
It's like COVID is a virus and it kills some people.
00:28:50.760
If you're young, we should have just all gone about our lives and gotten natural immunity.
00:28:57.020
And also, if you really think that there's this epidemic that's killing old people, then
00:29:00.980
you should probably have the young people working so that we have more resources to kind of care
00:29:10.360
There is man-made contribution to some sort of a global warming.
00:29:15.940
I think if we totally ignored it, we would solve the problem just through economic development
00:29:23.280
And if you really think the planet's fucking changing, right, then you better start building
00:29:27.820
the technology so that we can fix it and survive it.
00:29:30.120
The solution is not going, hey, we're going to invest in green energies that's going to bail
00:29:39.060
And as you were saying before, I have seen the media trying to do this pivot to climate
00:29:44.680
So I do think that that is where they're going.
00:29:47.020
And I don't know if they're going to be able to actually propagandize people in the
00:29:51.380
way that they did with COVID because, well, I mean, before COVID, like the right, like
00:29:57.660
basically all, like even like Republicans, I remember like I watched Ben Shapiro.
00:30:02.680
Like all of those types are already have been against like global warming for forever.
00:30:10.380
They like, I don't think it'd be really hard to push right wingers already.
00:30:15.100
Like the ones because they may have taken COVID, but I mean, I mean, I don't know if
00:30:23.380
I feel like the right has been buying more and more into the global warming thing as time
00:30:28.300
And, and I mean, I, I kind of recall what you're getting at because I used to be big
00:30:31.900
into like Crowder and Shapiro like five plus years ago.
00:30:34.320
So I don't follow them as much now, but the vibe I get, I mean, I'm in my little bubble,
00:30:38.420
so I don't pay attention to them as much now, but the vibe I get from the right is that they're
00:30:43.300
And I feel like they are primed, you know, after COVID, you know, like if anything, they
00:30:48.240
might be, just be happy to move on to the next thing and be like, fuck yeah, we're done
00:30:54.180
I mean, yeah, it is, it is pretty crazy though.
00:30:57.640
Looking back because they have pushed like either global warming or, or climate change
00:31:03.640
I remember like in the seventies, they were talking about peak oil.
00:31:06.400
Like they were talking about, like, we were going to be out by like 2000.
00:31:09.820
Like there's going to be like a cult leader who keeps getting called on the bluff and somehow
00:31:16.120
But it's this thing about the experts, like, and basically like if, if nothing has proven
00:31:22.100
it more than COVID itself of like, trust the experts.
00:31:25.880
Like, I think we'll be hearing that about like climate change people.
00:31:28.920
The problem is they're going to throw out Greta Thunberg and be like expert.
00:31:38.580
Cause now, like when I read these CDC reports, they came out with a report yesterday, the CDC
00:31:43.600
basically claiming that, uh, like, uh, vaccination provides five times greater immunity than having
00:31:51.240
Now, I don't understand how they were coming out with that report when both Israel and England
00:31:56.660
came out with the report saying the exact opposite.
00:31:59.060
So like, how do you have two exact opposite studies?
00:32:02.560
So I tried reading through the CDC study and in every single CDC thing, like on the last
00:32:12.560
They go basically like here, here's where this might be.
00:32:15.340
Like there might be errors or here's what our data doesn't account for.
00:32:18.380
And then there's two pages of things that they know that their shit's not accounting
00:32:22.760
So it's like, well, so how much of a lie is what you're putting up?
00:32:25.900
It's almost like if I said, I am worth a billion dollars and here's why I'm worth a
00:32:35.120
Forbes publishes Rob Bernstein's worth a billion dollars.
00:32:37.420
And I go, but you have to, you have to assume for the following math, which is that I've
00:32:46.300
So it's like, is what you put on top, even remotely factually accurate.
00:32:50.640
Once you start accounting for all the kickers you're putting on the bottom, it's like a con
00:32:54.200
It's like any contract in the world that has insane fine print.
00:33:00.680
And then the fine print, you're actually going to owe me money.
00:33:03.000
Now I might be overstating that, that CDC study or the ones that I'm seeing, but every
00:33:08.760
single one of them has a huge section of fine print that, so I don't know.
00:33:14.400
I can only, this is the funniest thing is just like, did you expect you would be the
00:33:26.620
I failed, I failed fucking calculus three times.
00:33:32.180
And it's interesting to me that no one else is like breaking down this information.
00:33:36.780
And it's also entirely a volunteer effort for me.
00:33:39.520
It's also crazy to me that if I look at the media man landscape, some of the shit that
00:33:43.260
I'm covering, I don't know how many other people are really covering it.
00:33:46.160
And like, and I, I, I have a pretty good track record now of being right.
00:33:53.840
And is the last person on the fucking planet that should be doing this fucking research.
00:34:05.140
It's like, you don't even really have to be that good smart, that smart.
00:34:07.720
You just need to be able to read through the bullshit.
00:34:11.120
You just need to be able to read the shit and go, where could this be off?
00:34:18.340
You don't need it to be able to flag like, Hey, I think this person's lying to me.
00:34:22.540
So like, I'm actually really good with sales and marketing.
00:34:28.560
If someone has good and clear information, they will give you good and clear information.
00:34:33.680
Best example, when Merck came out and they're like, Hey, look, our product has a 50% reduction.
00:34:37.940
And then they also ran the study in, and at risk categories leads me to believe I haven't
00:34:44.280
And I'm pretty sure they just rebranded Ivermectin, but, uh, but they had clear information.
00:34:53.520
And it's probably good when people don't have clear information, they're trying to hide
00:34:59.000
When there's some sort of like a weird spin or angle on the way they're presenting it
00:35:02.520
to you, your bullshit radar should instantly go off and go, why are they presenting it
00:35:08.760
Like, why can't they just put it in a straightforward way?
00:35:11.120
And usually it's because there's something not true about it.
00:35:15.140
Um, now figuring out what's not true about it, that's where it gets very difficult.
00:35:19.980
And you kind of need the stats and math degree.
00:35:22.040
So like, for example, that CDC thing there, I can, I can tell you, it's probably not true
00:35:27.540
that you've already had three studies saying that, um, it has that, uh, natural immunity
00:35:33.940
And then I also know that the vaccines are only, there aren't really designed for, or
00:35:41.440
So how can it be that if I have natural immunity, that's more robust, it's not as good as your
00:35:45.800
single thing that needs a booster shot every six months.
00:35:51.300
And how do you have a very convenient study for the exact narrative that you're trying to
00:35:56.060
And then I can look at it and go, oh, well, you got weird kickers in here, but you actually
00:36:00.040
need a real health expert to go in there and tell you here's exactly what they
00:36:07.460
But I mean, just throughout like the history of viruses, like things that we're already
00:36:11.300
familiar with, we kind of know that that is the case when you have like viruses do mutate
00:36:17.520
So like the flu, like viruses like that have done that.
00:36:20.460
And we have the flu shot and it's the same thing with the flu shot where it really only
00:36:24.040
winds up being like 30% effective or something because it targets a specific strain and you
00:36:29.060
might just not target the right strain or whatever the case may be.
00:36:35.840
I think there is probably a pretty good argument that the vaccines cause the virus to actually
00:36:43.480
I've heard that and that's probably true, but you know, no one in the medical, the like
00:36:47.920
normal medical community is ever going to address that one.
00:36:51.180
And now we're going to get this episode taken down too.
00:36:56.600
Dude, uh, actually speaking of Odyssey on the live chat, we have three, you, by the
00:37:01.840
way, people, you can send super chats and we, uh, like, I don't know, uh, people were
00:37:05.440
complaining to it because you weren't putting up any chats at all.
00:37:13.740
They were like, uh, are you not putting like reading the chat?
00:37:15.800
I don't, I don't see the Odyssey chats, I guess.
00:37:19.100
Well, uh, somebody said man-made global warming, actually global warning is fake and gay.
00:37:25.280
Um, then Spud Ruckus said, Robbie, not the math hero we need, but the one we deserve.
00:37:40.680
In stream yard, we're not getting, we're only getting the, you have to, you have to open it
00:37:43.760
up actually on your like computer or something.
00:37:45.800
And then, uh, libertarian podcast review, Tyler Janky, who we had on last week and got
00:37:50.300
taken down, um, it said big fun of our, the fire.
00:38:00.520
I don't think that would be, uh, fun for J per se.
00:38:05.100
Firstly, J is one of the greatest comics ever and he's super hilarious.
00:38:08.820
I'm going to guess in a COVID conversation, I've done more homework and that's just not fun
00:38:15.220
It was so funny on him on Legion of Skanks talking about you.
00:38:18.120
Like that was, it was cracking because he was like, yeah, I was sitting there in a bar
00:38:21.940
and Robbie, the fire is just talking my ear off about him.
00:38:26.080
I'm not going to get my side of that story, but I'll just say it didn't happen the way
00:38:37.360
I mean, you're probably safe, safe to do it here considering we probably just have way
00:38:41.520
less viewers now that we're fucking, you know, it says here we have zero.
00:38:46.800
I, I have, I, at the end of the day, I'm trying to be a comic.
00:38:50.480
Jay's a lot more successful and funnier than I am.
00:38:53.560
I wish I was him and I didn't have to research all this COVID stuff so that people would
00:39:00.340
So the fact that I managed to catch him in a conversation about a topic that comedians
00:39:04.380
shouldn't know anything about, I'm not going to declare myself the victor.
00:39:08.780
By the way, I was watching, um, uh, answers the internet tonight, which is a really funny
00:39:17.680
Um, and I saw like Chris DiStefano on there and I saw, I was watching Chris and I was like,
00:39:22.360
that's fucking Robbie the, like, I don't, I don't know if this is a really weird thing
00:39:26.140
to do to other, like compare comics to other comics, but while I was watching Chris, I could
00:39:32.780
Like it was, it was like, I was watching Chris and I was like, Oh, that's like Robbie
00:39:36.580
Like, I don't, I don't know why it just kind of clicked for me there, but Chris is also
00:39:41.120
So sadly him and I started around the same time and he's got a way better career.
00:39:47.200
I think I was there when that guy did like his first open mic, but he's like giant
00:39:50.640
and gorgeous and then MTV picked him up and then he had all those great stories about
00:40:04.320
And so like, and they chose like, yeah, I was like, I thought you, you know, if you
00:40:08.780
just should have dated him, maybe, or, you know, maybe you just, you should actually
00:40:13.880
And then when he dies off, just fill his place and be like, uh, yeah, that was just
00:40:25.460
He wants to get the natural immunity for everything, including AIDS.
00:40:28.400
So that's the only way to keep a natural immunity is you got to get it from, you know, as authentic
00:40:37.900
That's the way I did it straight to the source.
00:40:47.020
Cause I didn't want to have to like have sex with monkeys more than once.
00:40:51.280
So I bent over the whole, the whole monkey village railed me out.
00:40:58.520
No, he, he went to Africa and before, before he even flew to Africa, he didn't get vaccinated
00:41:19.640
Well, your summer porch store is technically over, I guess, but like, dude, uh, dude, we
00:41:26.520
And now I'm working on this, uh, end of year thing, which, uh, you know, I, I, last year
00:41:33.200
So, and last year when I filmed it, I managed to kick over my own recording gear, which
00:41:40.240
Uh, this year I got a person who's actually, my friend Gus is going to come out and film
00:41:46.240
And then, dude, I don't fucking know, like I'm working my ass off on this thing, which
00:41:50.080
I like having a project, which I can be hyper focused on.
00:41:52.500
And then I also like a project that I have to work on at home.
00:41:54.740
Cause then I have an excuse not to leave the house.
00:41:56.720
Uh, but come 2022, I got to figure out a new plan to be doing more standup and crafting
00:42:06.420
So like, where has been like, where's been the best place you've been to like during the
00:42:16.100
Cause like I'm bringing the party and it's my fans are showing up.
00:42:18.860
So I don't know that any of them were like, maybe not your gig, but just like,
00:42:22.500
just the plate, like the city or the, Oh, you know, that's interesting.
00:42:26.180
Cause like, I know that I, I need to leave here.
00:42:28.500
So like, I I've been paying a little bit more attention to like the aesthetics of locations
00:42:35.580
I got to say, I was surprised by how nice, like aesthetically Rochester was.
00:42:41.080
Not that I hung out all that much, but I was like, ah, this place is kind of cool.
00:42:44.060
I'm trying to think what place I thought was just like fucking trash.
00:42:50.420
But where have I gig that was just the problem also is sometimes like, Oh, Nashville.
00:42:59.300
We did a fun gig on my friend's farm, but Nashville is a city.
00:43:05.440
That's one of the places everybody's going to too.
00:43:10.060
So there's really no reason why I should have been that anti that.
00:43:18.160
They were looking for it, but I, I, you know, it's cause I couldn't even pull it off in that
00:43:27.260
On the real, how much trim do you pull for being part of the problem, dude?
00:43:30.880
Cause like we went to fucking Tom was 2000 recently.
00:43:33.880
I was blown away how much being a niche micro celebrity gets you fucking like, we're just
00:43:40.200
And like, I can't tell you how many people are like, Oh my God, I love your show.
00:43:43.780
And I'm like, dude, being somebody like you that actually has like a legit fucking show.
00:43:57.860
And if you keep podcasting, fat Dave, you can leave that cute white of yours.
00:44:01.440
Cause the wife of yours, cause it's, everyone's going to be throwing so much pussy at you.
00:44:06.360
No, we're in the wrong fucking community for that.
00:44:08.560
In my experience, when I used to just do standup at clubs, like not that I got late
00:44:13.860
Now I even find if me and Dave play like a club that doesn't include our audience, I'm
00:44:19.320
more likely to pull somebody who did not know me beforehand.
00:44:22.680
The problem with, in my experience with our audience, there's a lot of very beautiful
00:44:30.260
They don't do a very good job of like showing it.
00:44:36.580
So I find thus far within the libertarian community, I've pulled very little, not zero.
00:44:43.580
Every once in a while I'll get a DM and I'll go, all right, I'll take that flight.
00:44:50.860
Maybe we got a disproportionate idea of what was going on.
00:44:53.240
Cause we were at a legit fucking like Liberty event, like a big ass one.
00:44:57.760
I mean, everybody was boozed up and like, you know, ready to go.
00:45:03.020
It's a, it's a predominantly like, I know this is like mathy and like salesy, but like
00:45:22.820
And then the women that do show up, I find more often than not, I mean, like, they're
00:45:29.880
I guess they're not the people like, they're all very attractive.
00:45:32.340
They're very nice, but they're kind of like dorky professionals.
00:45:34.880
So I don't know how to, I don't know how to work that.
00:45:37.160
I just like, I, I, someone needs to show me how you hit on women who seem very uninterested
00:45:42.580
in like anything other than dating or I don't know.
00:45:45.380
I, I don't really know how to like, they're trying to talk theory and shit.
00:45:49.680
Like you're having like these heady conversations.
00:45:56.280
Robbie only knows how to get the chicks dumb enough to, uh, yes, I know exactly.
00:46:03.720
I'm better with dumb sluts than, than the women who are showing up to our shows.
00:46:08.400
What I've always found is just like, it's always like whenever there is a woman libertarian,
00:46:12.340
it's usually like, yes, my husband brought me to like, to come see y'all or my husband
00:46:17.940
Like I really love to do it, which basically is my wife too.
00:46:20.820
It's just like my wife is just like, yeah, my husband brought me here.
00:46:23.360
It's just, that's how I like every one I met besides like, I'm trying to think there
00:46:32.000
Cause most of the dudes who are showing up with like their ladies, their ladies are way
00:46:37.540
So like, I'm, I, I find that consistently at gigs is that the guys who are showing up
00:46:42.660
with girlfriends, their girlfriends, like they, they're pulling above their league.
00:46:46.300
So I respect whatever the people in our audience are doing.
00:46:50.180
It seems like if you're like one of the libertarian types that even has a tiny bit of like social
00:46:54.940
charisma, you can pull some good trim like, or like wife, girlfriend, whatever.
00:47:02.020
Uh, Cole's wife's way harder than him or fat Dave's wife's way harder than him.
00:47:05.700
Uh, I mean, it's, it's either you have it or you don't.
00:47:08.740
I mean, there's another person here I won't mention, uh, but yeah, there, there, that's
00:47:14.940
definitely, it seems to be the case that like, if they're able to, to pull back their autism
00:47:19.180
enough to go interact with other human beings, they can pull some sweet trim.
00:47:22.800
Cause if you can apply that autism and you just have money and you just like, you're just
00:47:30.820
Like I bet if somebody else was on part of the problem, like I bet if Toad up there was
00:47:34.500
on the show, he'd be pulling puss all the time, maybe throwing out the DMS, he'd be
00:47:45.140
So like more often than not, I'm just always running for something else or I don't know.
00:47:51.660
And, uh, but if we can go back to the beginning of the conversation, Jose, let's try this.
00:48:14.760
Well, I had, I had one more question basically.
00:48:16.880
Um, so did you have, you're known for sandwiches.
00:48:26.960
So now I went to the same barbecue spot twice, right?
00:48:30.460
It's a place called Black's, which apparently is the best barbecue.
00:48:37.660
It was named after their clientele and all of their staff.
00:48:41.580
So I could be, I don't know the history of this.
00:48:47.260
So we went the first time in the, in like the afternoon, right when I got off the flight,
00:48:51.020
I, and I got some just plain brisket and it was too fatty.
00:48:56.680
Then me and Scott Horton that evening, we went on a, uh, a run and I got myself a brisket
00:49:21.640
I mean, there was a lot of good people at Buck.
00:49:34.180
No, so I've been such a cunt that I flew in day of and basically did my gig and flew
00:49:43.900
However, I went, I went day of, I, and I got to catch Scott Horton.
00:49:50.520
I've hung out with Buck a bunch, but like now he's a really good hang.
00:50:07.060
I, I heard him speak in Portland and he's a brilliant guy and I'd like to, I got to get
00:50:11.620
his books and I haven't like, I'm not, I don't listen to too many other podcasts.
00:50:15.080
The time I heard him in Seattle, I was, I mean, firstly, he was arguing for things that
00:50:19.900
are like really outside of the scope of what I even consider.
00:50:23.120
Like he did a whole thing on like post-modernism and, uh, you know, gender.
00:50:31.160
You guys can joke away, but like, I, I kind of actually mostly agree with him, which I was
00:50:37.520
I'm like, Oh yeah, I actually think, I actually think he might be right on this one.
00:50:40.380
Uh, but then I got to hear him interview Scott Horton and he do, he did a great job of playing
00:50:45.620
like devil's advocate and actually grilling Scott on some stuff, which I find one of the
00:50:50.260
things that's very interesting that Scott usually doesn't get into is, uh, what are like, what
00:50:55.700
is the philosophy of the people that are actually pushing this agenda?
00:50:58.400
Is it pure just profiteering or do they have some sort of a different worldview of like,
00:51:02.920
you know, that we have to create dollar demand and the petrodollar that the U S is going
00:51:08.360
Uh, so the answer is I didn't hang out for that long of it.
00:51:12.020
I showed up for a little bit and it was a cool scene of what they had going on.
00:51:15.460
I got to catch Thaddeus, uh, interview Scott Horton, which was fucking awesome.
00:51:22.080
I could literally sit there all day and just have listened to that conversation.
00:51:26.620
How I visually watch fat Dave fucking like bite his tongue of the obvious jokes multiple
00:51:33.100
So many layups to the obvious age of consent joke.
00:51:39.840
And I was, I actually did say age of consent, but I, I was like Thad actually.
00:51:44.320
After the show, just hanging out with 13 year olds or something.
00:51:48.280
Also, by the way, so where does a barbecue sandwiches rank on your hierarchy of sandwiches?
00:51:58.780
I like, as much as I talk sandwiches, I can't really eat cheese anymore.
00:52:01.920
So I feel like I'm not the, I'm not the connoisseur I once was because there's a whole hierarchy
00:52:14.980
That's like most, most sandwiches are like off the board though.
00:52:19.720
No, but you can eat them with like, for example, like a meatball parm is great, but a meatball
00:52:25.040
It's not like, it's not like you're out of the meatball sub game.
00:52:28.420
It's like being saying I'm gay, but I don't suck dick.
00:52:40.960
I would go with a brisket sandwich could be in my third spot behind a, like meatball
00:52:47.120
Oh, I thought about Philly cheesesteaks without cheese would still be like, you can still have
00:52:54.080
it, you can still have an excellent steak sandwich.
00:52:56.100
My friend, you guys are getting me bored right now.
00:52:59.680
I didn't eat dinner because I was in a rush though.
00:53:02.420
You know how many different things you could still be throwing on a steak?
00:53:20.020
I mean, dude, I went through a rough divorce with you.
00:53:24.080
I was, I was together with cheese for a long time.
00:53:29.800
I hit an age where my stomach's like, we can't do this anymore.
00:53:32.920
And I protested, dude, I fucking protested one of the day.
00:53:40.700
It's almost like out of, uh, um, a clockwork orange, like a couple hours after I eat cheese,
00:53:48.000
And for a while I didn't realize that it was cheese.
00:53:50.980
And so I started like drinking at four in the afternoon, just to combat the nausea.
00:53:56.940
It took me like four months of getting nauseous at 4 PM before I realized, oh, it's the cheese.
00:54:02.040
Like I thought like it was an anxiety thing that I just started getting horribly.
00:54:14.300
I was eating a slice of pizza for lunch, like every fucking day.
00:54:16.980
And then somehow I put it together that the cheese is what was like producing the nausea.
00:54:21.480
But the fact that I didn't see a doctor after months and just deciding that, oh, if I drink,
00:54:29.640
But then what I started doing, cause I wasn't going to stop eating cheese was I started eating
00:54:34.520
Cause I was like, oh, I'll just sleep off the nausea and I'll be fine, which I did for a
00:54:38.960
So like still before bed, I was eating like fucking chicken rolls and meatball, meatball parms.
00:54:52.200
I still, dude, I still eat really unhealthy before bed.
00:54:55.720
But when I was, when I was living in Queens, oh my God, do you be, my pizza spot was open
00:55:01.900
We'd talk about aliens and the federal reserve.
00:55:09.600
I had like a milkshake and this is the first time that this happened the next day I woke
00:55:16.580
And then that night I had this date with this chick.
00:55:19.980
Like every once in a while, she'd come back around.
00:55:23.400
Oh my God, dude, this chick was like a foot taller than me.
00:55:32.240
No, actually not a libertarian, but she was cool.
00:55:35.860
Cause like, it just comes down to a sense of humor where they realize you're kidding.
00:55:38.720
And like, some people don't really care about politics, but some of them were like, got
00:55:42.220
that woke thing where they think you're a racist and other people like, just realize
00:55:49.320
Anyways, I'm out with this lady around Brooklyn.
00:55:53.940
And we're like, we're, we're having beers and we're literally watching sunset over
00:55:58.160
It would have been this great moment, except that the entire hour I sat there with her
00:56:02.100
trying to make conversation, I really needed to shit my pants.
00:56:04.820
Like I'm telling you, I've never in my life more needed to shit my pants or use my concentration
00:56:12.520
So we go to like, we go to a bar where Dan, we have like, whatever we're having a great
00:56:17.980
Cause my stomach's fucked up and we get back to my place and I've been working this lead
00:56:23.700
I'm telling you two years, this lady, she comes back to my place and like, we're in go
00:56:28.240
mode and I've been drinking all night because my stomach's messed up.
00:56:31.880
I took it about, I took a Viagra and we get into my bed, no, because you didn't eat
00:56:43.520
So you take a Viagra, you know, you'll learn these things, Toad.
00:56:51.380
And I, I take this Viagra, the room literally starts like spinning on me, like aggressively
00:56:57.780
And like, it starts like literally going black on me.
00:57:00.740
I'm in the middle of making out with this chick.
00:57:03.540
And I go, I literally went like, Hey, have you ever been making out with someone?
00:57:14.800
Or was that the aggressive blood loss from your massive cock?
00:57:23.220
I always get hit with leads online because of my incredible fame for being a part of
00:57:30.100
And I also had to be careful about taking Viagra because my cock's too big.
00:57:33.820
So all the blood rushes from your head, just right to your other head.
00:57:41.360
So, you know, and, and so I never ate cheese either.
00:57:47.440
I thought it was going to be like a Pasadena mudslide situation.
00:57:50.360
No, I was, uh, I was lucky that, uh, I managed to retain my dignity, not shit myself, just,
00:58:01.160
Not getting pussy to put that much time into is fucking like, I legit feel for you.
00:58:09.920
It wasn't like I was holding her hand and going on dates every day.
00:58:12.500
It was more like we were in touch over the course of two years.
00:58:18.140
Like, I love how you also, you gave up cheese, like in the same way that somebody gives up
00:58:23.480
Like they like have a really bad moment and they're just like, I can't hit bottom, dude.
00:58:37.180
Like when I have cheese, like, I mean, I just, uh, my inhibitions get let go of like everything.
00:58:44.420
My wife's been giving me shit for probably almost a year about that.
00:58:49.020
And she, she swears it's because I, she thinks I'm lactose intolerant and she might very well
00:58:55.400
Like I probably like drink like a quarter to a half gallon of whole milk every fucking
00:59:08.680
Lots of working out and fucking inhaling fucking calories that are full of fucking shit that's
00:59:15.400
They might be the only man that can do the milk gallon challenge without throwing up.
00:59:19.440
Dude, when I was in high school, it was like a gallon a day.
00:59:22.860
I used to drink, dude, I used to literally drink bags of milk.
00:59:27.620
It comes in bags and I would, yeah, it comes like a fucking bag.
00:59:33.560
I was going to say that's what I call that maneuver.
00:59:37.660
No, you would like the corner and you would just hold it in your hand and fucking squeeze
00:59:48.480
I don't give a fuck if I have like aggressive shits every fucking day.
00:59:54.300
Like, I mean, I guess maybe if it starts coming in my pussy intake, then I might, but like right
01:00:00.020
Wait until you're trying to cheat on your wife and you black out cause you had diarrhea
01:00:08.580
Like nausea would be like, all right, I'd start reconsidering, but just the nausea was
01:00:15.960
Like it was, I would, I would ignore diarrhea, but like the nausea was like, it was weird.
01:00:21.900
And just the fact that I ignored it for the duration of time that I did is a testament to
01:00:26.620
my stupidity and why no one should listen to me on anything ever.
01:00:32.040
Have you not had cheese in the past like year or like how long has it been?
01:00:35.320
Like I can't remember the last time I had cheese.
01:00:42.000
Is it like, is it any dairy products or is it just cheese?
01:00:44.780
So what I figured out is my threshold seems to be the equivalent of about a cup of milk.
01:00:50.880
So like, I still eat, like I would never eat cheesecake, but like I'll eat a piece of cake
01:00:55.620
and I'm not like concerned with how much dairy is inside of it type of thing.
01:00:59.620
So it's like, or like I'll eat a donut because like there's just not that much dairy inside
01:01:06.480
But like, I would never eat a slice of pizza, have a piece of cheese, a glass of milk or
01:01:13.020
I feel like we should start like a GoFundMe or something for you.
01:01:19.860
I'm like, and I carved such a good lane for myself with the sandwich talk.
01:01:26.240
And then all of a sudden when I had to come to terms with the fact that I couldn't be
01:01:29.860
a cheese person, it's sad, but you know, you make these adjustments for me.
01:01:37.120
I mean, I was just dairy, you know, like that was, that's what it was.
01:01:42.100
Robin's going to lose his title of the King of the Sandwiches, the Earl of Sandwich.
01:01:48.320
You need to pivot, like become the steak guy, become like the, uh, I'm trying to say
01:01:53.900
like, or just, you know, like something like the barbecue guy.
01:02:07.760
Cause we, we, we have a misleading title of our show, Tower Power Hour, but it's always
01:02:13.380
So, uh, you know, I feel like we, we, we throw off our guests and probably, you guys
01:02:24.500
I went sober, but no, before we do that, I thought we were going to segue into whether
01:02:31.940
I want to, I want to hit that real quick because did Joe Biden just, is he also just lactose intolerant?
01:02:36.820
Like, like, and he just, he goes to fucking Italy.
01:02:40.000
He just has like a big thing of like, I don't know, fucking chicken Alfredo.
01:02:49.100
I know this isn't a shitting thing, but for Biden, everyone was giving shit about falling
01:02:52.580
asleep at that fucking like global warming summit or whatever.
01:02:56.440
Dude, I fall asleep all the fucking time at dumb shits, like meetings and stuff.
01:03:00.620
Like, like that, that's the silliest thing to give him shit for.
01:03:07.300
If you're president at something that you're claiming is catastrophic to the human race,
01:03:15.420
But now, but now if, if Trump fell asleep at it, I feel like we would all be like,
01:03:20.020
I bet when Trump falls asleep, like he's asleep, but he's still going like, he's like, you know
01:03:30.700
It's like, well, when Trump was still on Twitter, he would sleep tweet.
01:03:42.800
So yeah, I don't even know enough of the shit thing.
01:03:45.020
I don't remember saying it, but I didn't even care to look into it.
01:03:48.420
So I think that he had a, like, um, a bathroom incident or something.
01:03:57.620
They, they, they, they leveled it like something like that.
01:03:59.840
When it wasn't, it's not like the white house came forward and said, that's true.
01:04:05.320
Jen Psaki was not up there going, there was a bathroom incident, but we assure you that
01:04:10.440
he is not totally in con, you know what I mean?
01:04:18.320
That's, that's the best part is that they can't like, there's no way for them to be
01:04:26.680
So just making the rumors even worse side point on the Jen Psaki thing.
01:04:32.060
So it's so obvious how like she came out and was like, Oh look, it's so great that like
01:04:37.160
I got vaccinated and it reduced my symptoms, but it's like, how is we've gotten to the
01:04:42.020
point where it's like, how is that indistinguishable?
01:04:43.800
It's almost like, I don't know what logical fallacy it is.
01:04:46.220
There's clearly some sort of logical fallacy at play where it's like, or even if you hadn't
01:04:49.960
been vaccinated, you're a young, healthy individual that like, I like I had COVID.
01:04:55.820
Like, I mean, I don't think you, it's basically a sunken cost fallacy where they put it, they
01:04:59.700
put in the money and the time for whatever they put in all the effort to go through with
01:05:04.340
You can't just like go back and say it didn't work.
01:05:06.580
Like, so it's a sunken cost fallacy is what you're looking for where, yeah.
01:05:11.260
Well, I think I had Delta around the same time as Rob, you're right.
01:05:25.100
Well, I said, I said today in the chat, like if, if, uh, autism was a disease, Anthony
01:05:30.340
Samaroff would be like, uh, the Freddie Mercury of autism.
01:05:39.800
Uh, UBI for and against, I think universal basic income.
01:05:51.480
So, I mean, I don't really mind cause like now I got it and I can move on with my life,
01:05:55.240
but it is so incredibly stupid to have the flu and still show up to like a public function.
01:06:01.820
Well, as far as I know, I think he got sick while he was there because he.
01:06:07.120
He gave a talk on, on Wednesday and then like that night, I think he was like dead,
01:06:11.940
like outside of the Mises tent and everybody's like, Anthony's sick.
01:06:14.380
And I'm like, I thought he was just high and drunk or something, but he was like legit sick.
01:06:22.460
Dude, I'm reading, I'm reading these names and I, I really want to get to this game cause
01:06:28.720
So this is basically, so this was sent to us by the guys at the Libertarian Friendship
01:06:33.320
Simulator who got our first video taken down and they, um, we gave them Kiker Reich.
01:06:43.380
No, we gave them Kiker Reich because they played it and, uh, and they really enjoyed it.
01:06:47.320
And so they said to return the favor, uh, they came up with, uh, black or whack, which
01:06:52.960
these are, I'm going to give you two names and you have to tell me which one is the, the
01:06:59.260
Cause it's like all of these names are totally real.
01:07:02.520
There were at least one of each and each one is totally real.
01:07:06.460
Um, and then the one is just a fake one that we made up.
01:07:09.000
Now, are these people like known to some degree for some reason or.
01:07:15.000
You're definitely going to get, but, uh, a lot of these I've never heard of and they're
01:07:21.660
So there's, there's 17, but I wanted to do like a, like maybe like eight or 10.
01:07:31.280
I think it'd be really fun to play with Quincy and ask him what some black names would be.
01:07:34.540
So the first one, the first one we have is Dune Dune Williams or Joe Dondas Hicks.
01:07:47.800
I'm going with Joe Dondas too, because the last name seems.
01:07:57.760
By the way, give me a little, like, why would you, so why, so Joe Dondas Hicks just because
01:08:03.720
I'm going with Joe Dondas, yeah, because of the last name, yeah, because I think Williams
01:08:11.840
Like, I feel like who would name their kid, like, some sort of redundant name like that,
01:08:16.360
Because they're that dumb, but they're just like, Dune's a pretty good name.
01:08:20.240
Someone told them that that's where the treasure was.
01:08:26.280
All right, so we got two Joe Dondas and one Dune.
01:08:36.160
Robby is more from the hood than any of us, though.
01:08:40.200
The next one we have is Zontarius Johnson or Zickamy Cooper.
01:08:51.080
And they just want to let you know that that guy's got the cock of a champion.
01:08:55.160
And he can dunk a basketball like nobody's business.
01:09:05.240
Dude, if he sits under the basketball hoop, his boner will just go up right through the hoop.
01:09:18.140
We all know he wouldn't play hockey with it because they just don't.
01:09:23.020
Well, like I said, they don't know how to skate.
01:09:25.360
And if they were to try to skate on like a frozen lake or something, they're really risking it, man.
01:09:30.260
Because if they fall through, there's no way they're going to survive that.
01:09:55.500
It's got to be Diabetes Hood because the other one's too normal.
01:09:58.240
And just because of the fact that why would they throw that in this lineup?
01:10:12.320
But they name the kid after the thing that grandfather died of.
01:10:24.080
The next one is Gim Gim Alamette or Yahira Nesby.
01:10:37.060
Man, that almost sounds like a black Hebrew Israelite or something.
01:10:49.440
I think Robbie has all of them right, I think, right?
01:10:59.840
I don't ever pay attention to the score in these games.
01:11:02.900
Wistanthemy, Burrell, or Dark – how do you say this?
01:11:35.360
He's named after one of the three most containers.
01:11:51.600
Dude, he's Daryl Strawberry's second cousin, I think.
01:11:59.940
It's like a good rapper name, D'Artagnan, Raspberry.
01:13:16.080
So, Star-Sinterica doesn't have a first or last name?
01:13:19.180
It's just – no, it's just one – it's one name.
01:13:25.420
I mean, that's the one setting their kid up to be like some sort of brand.
01:13:37.260
It's definitely just a black woman, possibly a stripper, that just got the – just changed
01:13:44.140
Like, I don't want to be fucking, I don't know, Jewel anymore.
01:14:17.400
It sounds like they just took Felix and changed one of the letters.
01:14:40.940
I got one more and then they gave me a bonus, which I thought would be pretty fun.
01:15:03.440
I'm going with the first one, but that's a tough one.
01:15:06.220
I came out strong and I've fallen off towards the end.
01:15:23.000
Quintavious Johnson and the second one is what?
01:15:25.340
Quintavious Johnson sounds like he plays football.
01:15:34.300
Yeah, he at least – he did like three years in the league
01:15:36.700
and then he got out on a drug possession charge.
01:15:47.860
Like actually, he was pretty good when he was on the field.
01:15:49.380
This whole thing is like that fucking Key and Peele bit
01:15:54.660
That's what I told Derek whenever he sent it to me.
01:15:56.780
I was like, dude, this is just – I was like, this is so great.
01:16:02.780
That's the – but that's not – which one do you like?
01:16:05.680
So I don't think I got all the votes on that one.
01:16:32.560
It sounded too much like the – well, that's why I went against it.
01:16:34.200
But it sounded too much like that other one that we had that was like
01:16:38.900
If they could start, like, doing this on a job interview, man,
01:16:46.920
They said, final question mark, Dave Smith or Robbie Bernstein,
01:17:06.880
but obviously there's some black guy out there named Dave Smith.
01:17:12.720
And a lot of those, like, last names come from, like, slave owners and shit.
01:17:16.840
So, like, Smith is more likely to have been a slave owner than a Bernstein.
01:17:21.000
The Jews didn't come along until after that fact, so, you know.
01:17:24.200
If there was a Bernstein who was doing that, he was probably making the most money,
01:17:32.920
I'm going with Dave Smith, even though the only other Dave Smith I'm aware of
01:17:42.200
If there were Jews in that – like, for that time period,
01:17:45.460
they were the ones dealing the fucking slaves, not the ones owning them.
01:17:49.700
Can you imagine a straight-up Hasidic, like, slave owner
01:17:57.560
I say, I say, they ain't working hard out there today, I say.
01:18:09.180
We still have, like, another seven, so they get better.
01:18:14.720
I'm saying for the next, like, who are we doing the next time?
01:18:23.480
We went, like, two or three too many to where it's no longer funny,
01:18:30.620
Are you guys getting any other pressing questions?
01:18:39.700
if Joe Biden actually did shit his fans or not.
01:18:43.560
It's odd for that story to get totally invented,
01:18:47.360
but then the way it's been reported is a little bit odd as well,
01:18:52.440
Like, how would you know that that happened in a meeting and, like –
01:19:08.620
your friends would try and help you out in that situation.
01:19:13.820
You don't think there's, like, an emergency, like, hey,
01:19:17.160
the old guy just shat himself text line that they can't figure out
01:19:29.520
But do they have, like, a color smoke that they put on display when that happens?
01:19:34.000
Yeah, if the president shits himself, it's brown smoke coming out of, like, everything.
01:19:47.680
There's a Malice tweet about this, and he was just like,
01:19:50.220
is it, like, are they going to start calling him Dookie?
01:19:53.640
And I was just like, well, they just call the first lady Dr. Dookie.
01:19:56.060
All right, well, I think we've fucking run Robbie through the fucking gambit.
01:20:06.020
So if you guys want to go ahead and drop plugs, Robbie.
01:20:10.220
Yeah, I had a lot of people asking about your dates and if you're going to be in Albany.
01:20:14.600
I had a lot of people on the show asking about that.
01:20:17.080
I am absolutely in Albany, except I'm so disorganized I have to figure out where in Albany
01:20:22.320
because it's an email with some random fan with their house address.
01:20:29.820
You can't be a fucking party at the governor's mansion.
01:20:42.780
Playing Albany, Philly, Maryland, New Hampshire, Denver, Mexico with Peddling Fiction, New York
01:21:00.520
And I already have a ticket to the New Hampshire one, so I'm going to be there Friday or Saturday.
01:21:08.400
No, it's going to be the same show both nights.
01:21:10.240
You can show up for it, but it's the same both nights.
01:21:21.900
So I heard that Mexico one's going to be pretty fun, too.
01:21:27.420
I'm going to be doing a live podcast with Peddling Fiction with Clint.
01:21:30.420
I'm also going to be running my end of year thing and probably some stand-up, too.
01:21:35.240
And I heard Mark Clare, angry Mark Clare, is going to be doing stand-up, I think.
01:21:43.620
Yeah, he mentioned that whenever he was on with Dave.
01:21:46.440
Because that's where I heard it from about you were going to be in – he said he was
01:21:49.960
going to be down there with you in Mexico, and he wants to do a stand-up, a little stand-up
01:21:55.320
Yeah, I'm having a little bit of FOMO because I missed the rescheduled Boston run-your-mouth
01:22:05.360
No, I think we got – we got this – oh, no, no, that was in – that was really
01:22:15.340
And then I get there and for like 10 minutes, so I was just like, I guess – I just thought
01:22:20.360
And then when I saw you up there, like, dude, I was like, okay, it's not no audio.
01:22:23.660
I thought it was really funny that some people thought I was just fucking with them and
01:22:37.880
We were doing our 9-11 show during your Boston one, which is why I wasn't there.
01:22:47.400
That would have been a malice-level troll to do some shit like that.
01:22:49.700
That would be almost like as if you made out this big deal of a special guest and ended
01:22:54.240
up being some stupid fucking puppet or some shit like that, you know?
01:23:00.940
It's a weird play getting a specific group of people that actually like you and then just
01:23:08.220
It's like Calvin's like funny because he's fucking with other people and you feel like
01:23:12.360
It's weird if it's just like, I'm just going to torture my fans.
01:23:18.700
I was not pleased by that because it's not even like the one thing it was funny in some
01:23:33.080
They said he had a big guest and then he had a puppet.
01:23:38.140
It was a ventriloquist dummy version of Tom Woods.
01:23:45.880
Malice was, he was, it was like, he did like, it was Malice, so he was funny in his own
01:23:54.560
It was like a troll, a troll ventriloquist act, let's say.
01:24:01.820
I mean, that's pretty funny to say that you got a big guest and then just have a fucking
01:24:11.620
He was talking about how great his guest is going to be.
01:24:14.000
Everybody was talking about, oh, it's going to be Alex Jones.
01:24:19.900
I think I'm talking about fucking Florida posting, like making tweets while he's in
01:24:25.020
Apparently Alex Jones was actually, he was not the guest, but he was actually going to
01:24:29.140
And then there was some reason that prevented him from actually going, but he was actually
01:24:33.500
I heard when I was in Texas, somebody tried to get him to come to my comedy show, which
01:24:38.380
Hopefully when I, when I, when I tape this end of year thing, which has a huge Corona and
01:24:42.520
global warming chunk, I'm going to try and get it his way.
01:24:46.800
And obviously he's got a pretty big fan base, but, uh, I, I would love to interact with
01:25:20.760
Cause I am dropping a fucking episode on the election shit and fucking, and it's a, it's
01:25:29.260
Do you believe that the election was actually stolen?
01:25:34.820
I wouldn't be against the idea of it, but I don't, I honestly don't assert it either.
01:25:38.200
But at the same time, I take the position that at this point, the media and all these
01:25:42.800
like the tech and stuff are basically wings of the government.
01:25:45.260
So they were fucking Trump for like four years.
01:25:47.900
So in, in essentially in effect, they might as well have, cause they were clearly had an
01:25:53.160
So even if you accept the election was completely in the up and up, they clearly fucking like
01:25:58.000
the government clearly, to some extent, the deep state, whatever the fuck you want to
01:26:01.460
call it, you know, they manipulate it to some extent.
01:26:04.440
So, and I'm not even saying they didn't even have to mess with a single vote.
01:26:09.520
So, and I don't know, that's kind of where my stance, I wouldn't be, I wouldn't be surprised
01:26:14.440
I mean, I don't, I mean, every, every election, in my opinion, has some level of fucking, you
01:26:21.300
So pretty much exactly that last week is what got our previous episode taken down from YouTube,
01:26:28.220
And now this one is going to get, get stricken too.
01:26:34.280
So somebody asked, uh, do you want us to fall on Odyssey from now on?
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As actually, yeah, we, we really do want to push Odyssey a ton because we're not going
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Like it is also, it's just not going to be fun for us to have to like censor, like when
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So like, we're still going to, we're talking about what we're going to do with YouTube and how
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we're going to, Jose has some, like has some ideas of what we want to do with it.
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So, yeah, I mean, let me know what you guys think.
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I think, well, my thought is, I think we should do from going forward is we stream to Odyssey
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and we stream to an unlisted video on fucking YouTube.
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And that will only be for patrons, which we're considering making a patron and obviously for
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our, like people in our tower gang group chat who have been there from the beginning.
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It'll like, uh, it'll kind of give more of that, like, um, community, a feel we had at
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Cause we had a close knit community and now that we've grown in size, it's a little bit less
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of the community and we liked the interaction in the chat, but it kind of, uh, you know,
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Like if you want to be in on that community, you got to have a little bit of a buy-in, you
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know, whether that's going to Odyssey, whether that's going to pay us or whether that's, you
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know, you're just one of the OGs that's been there from the beginning.
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So, well, and we'd also need Odyssey to actually have their chat come over to StreamYard, which
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Anybody got any, we had, although there was actually a couple, um, uh, so Liberty and
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podcast for you said urban names are usually about the place or car they were conceived
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Um, uh, Boghorn Leghorn said this is almost as good as Legion of Skanks, who's most justified, which that's,
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that's such a great fucking, he's that, uh, plantation owner we just mentioned, right?
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He's one of my patrons, by the way, patron.com says no way Jose 2020.
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Boghorn Leghorn said check out no way Jose's Patreon too for $20 a month members.
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You said you're married, but do you still live at your parents' house?
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That just, that just looks like teenager room, but okay.
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No, this is like, uh, what's called a sitting room and it's attached to my master bedroom.
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My wife was the one that like, Hey, you could put, start putting all your nerd shit in here.
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It's actually, no, it's actually still his like childhood room and he still has the race
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I don't think anything else good or no, they all trash like there was that nobody stopped.
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Cause people actually ask questions, super chats.
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People just saying dumb shit in the comments and they don't think we're actually going to
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So you said you put your nerd shit in here as code for anal.
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Since I kicked the cheese, you got to fill the time somehow.
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This is something I always talk about how I shit a boner because like whenever I take
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a nice big fat shit, I like, I get erect for some reason.
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Cause you're not like, you're the sound of that.
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It's like, it was just like, hey man, uh, you should probably check this stuff out.
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I love how the first time you brought it up, you're kind of like, hey guys, you guys
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I just thought like, you know, it, like you're, you got a turd tickling your prostate.
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I thought it was just a turd tickles your prostate and you just, you know, you get erect.
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Fat Dave, when you, um, when you go to the doctor and you have to get like the prostate
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Dude, I haven't seen a doctor in like four years.
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You got that gas digital insurance, that health insurance to go on.
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No, I got the, uh, uh, I, I, wait, where's my wallet?
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And every single year when open enrollment comes back around, I say, I'm going to get
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What's that thing that, uh, I just start showing up my credit cards in the camera.
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I have Liberty HealthShare and it is absolute trash.
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And people in the audience were like, the people in the audience were like, oh, you don't
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Is that the one that you guys advertise on Dave?
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No, I'm in theory, it should be a great product because essentially what it is, it's a Christian
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So it's not, it's not insurance, which means that they can, uh, they don't have to insure
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No, I actually thought, I actually didn't think I'd be accepted on that basis because
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I did like, but their, their actual like statement of belief has nothing to do with Christianity.
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I mean, in a sense, the OGs are the other, the, the Jews are the OG Christians.
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No, on paper, it makes perfect sense that like every other insurance product has certain
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And so since this isn't an actual insurance product, you should be able to get better rates
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because they can actually get rid of preexisting conditions.
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My experience with the, firstly, it's not cheap.
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So if I go anywhere, I have to pay out of pocket for them to reimburse me.
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Even if I put in the paperwork, I don't think I get it.
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I once had an incident where I had something, literally I had something stuck in my eye.
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I went into like the emergency, not emergency room, like an emergency care.
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And they call up like the Liberty HealthShare people and they just get put on hold.
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Like there's something stuck in my fucking eye.
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I find I first haven't seen a dot, like a primary care person in forever.
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Anytime I've needed care, I just ended up paying for out of pocket.
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You guys want to cop my insurance and figure out your bullshit.
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Didn't Rob say it would work better if he actually submitted reimbursement?
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Oh no, the one time I did it, they haven't fucking reimbursed.
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Like the one or two times I've taken the time to put in for the reimbursement, I've heard
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When I've been in doctor's offices and they've submitted claims, they don't know what the
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I was like, oh, these people don't have their shit together.
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So sadly, I'm going to have to get myself some real insurance.
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Yeah, it definitely did sound like, it definitely did sound like, hey, I have this, this thing
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and I don't ever use it, but I fucking hate it.
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I hate it because I'm, I'd be concerned, I'm reluctant to like seek medical care because
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I know that I'm going to have to pay out of pocket and I'm probably not getting reimbursed
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Robbie's this close to single payer healthcare.
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The advocating, the Obamacare, like the single payer healthcare, like, get rid of all of
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it so that I can just buy myself a catastrophic plan.
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Well, my wife has texted me, my wife has texted me saying, hey, come to bed.
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So I might have to get, I might have to get out of here.