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Okay, guys, got Jew Boy on the show today.
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Thanks for having me.
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What a name.
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Yeah, I mean, my real name is obviously not Jew Boy. Well, actually, that's my Instagram handle is not Jew Boy. But my real name is tv. It's Hebrew. It means deer. But that's boring. When I was, I guess, a few years ago, and I was just sitting by myself and I thought Jew Boy would be a cool. A cool online name, I just thought, you know, boy spelled with an I. It wasn't even. I didn't even know. It was, like, could be taken derogatory. And then a few years later, I go online and people start calling me, like, an effing Jew boy. And I'm like, yeah, that's exactly. That's like what my name is. And. And my friends were telling me, no, they're making fun of you. And I was like, oh, but I just thought it was a cool name. I didn't even know there's anything bad with it. And actually, my great grandfather or distant relative, he was a Holocaust survivor, and he said when he was in Germany, like, before Hitler took power, he said, like, his friends, his not Jewish friends in his class, they used to call him Jew Boy. Wow. And there was nothing wrong with, like, it was just a fun little nickname. And once Hitler came to power that it turned. Yeah. Then the name got more of that bad meaning, but he used it in that way. And I always found that interesting. So. But I just thought it was a cool name. Yeah. And, yeah, now it's. It's my name online.
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And now in the digital era, people are probably calling you it non stop.
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Yeah, but what I'm sort of trying to do right now is, you know, I want to get big enough to the point where when you hear Jew boy, you're. You're thinking of me as a person versus the actual bad name that it could be. Because it's one of those in between names where it's like, is that like, could you say that online? Could you not? I always tell people they could call me that.
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B
You want to normalize it.
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Yeah, 100%. And like that when people say that name, they're just thinking of me.
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Yeah, because if you scroll on X, I'm sure you see that a lot.
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Oh, 100%. And I'm like, yeah, but I want to get to the point where one day, you know, they're calling someone a frickin Jew boy and they're like, oh, you mean that guy? You know, that's just what I'm, what I'm trying to do. X is crazy, man. I mean these guys are.
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It'S not, it's not a fun place for Jews. And I know people are sick of hearing about Jews wine and stuff, but at the same time, you know, we want to be constantly whining if things weren't constantly being said. Like, you got these smos like frickin sneako, Nick Fuentes, Dan Bilzerian, you know, Jake Shields, Jackson Hinkle. Like you got these guys, they're pretty much dedicated to just, I guess blatantly lying about Judaism. I think, I think they get like a hard from it or something. It's something. They're just really obsessed with the Jews. They like, you know, they have this whole thing that they'll call you an anti Semite but never a liar. And I'm looking at the things they say about Jews and I'm thinking, no, no, you're like a liar. You're like, you're like a blatant liar. Do you know what, do you know what the Talmud is?
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Heard of it, but I can't say I'm an expert.
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Yeah, so the Talmud is a book that pretty, that is a. It's essentially Jewish Reddit. A bunch of ancient rabbis got together and they're like, okay, let's try to figure out certain laws in Torah. Let's sort of like clarify the things written in the Torah. Meaning let's say that in the Torah it says you can't cut the hair off the five corners of your face. But then it's like, okay, what's, what are the five corners of your face? And what the hell is even considered cutting?
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Yeah.
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So you know, the Talmud is essentially trying to figure that out. It's open discussion. Majority of the things in there are hearsay. You know, it's not a book of law. It's just, you know, you want to figure out how you get to a final law. So it's usually those guys figuring those things out. And you have these guys like Dan Bulgerian who freaking by the way has a weird ass haircut and. No, I'm just saying. No, I'm like, it's kind of interesting. And he freaking, he like trims his beard to give himself a fake jawline, which completely unrelated point is he'll say stuff like, well it says in their tall nude, which I don't know how he got mood from that, that people that aren't Jewish are considered animals. And I'm like, where the hell does it say it? They'll quote, I think it's like Yvoma 98B. I don't know what it is like some quote in the Talmud and he'll, and he'll say, yeah, it says that says non Jews are animals. And I'm like that I, I learned that shit when I was in school, when I was younger, before becoming a rabbi. And it's like not at all what it says. And, and those, those lies spread so quickly and easily on Twitter because it sort of became a justification for a lot of people on Twitter to, to not like Jews. Because it's like oh look at their book, their holy book, which isn't even a rule book by the way, says that we're animals. So you know, screw them. We'll, we'll use this as an excuse. You look inside the verse and it's like. It doesn't say that at all. That Talmud is like having like listen, I'll debunk it in like two minutes because that's, that's how easy it is to debunk this stuff.
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You know, it says, I believe in that area. It's talking about saying the shema prayer. It's a Jewish prayer that Jews say. So it's basically talking about, are you allowed to say that prayer in of like someone who's naked, right? Can you say prayers in front of naked people? Because the tom was just trying to cover every damn topic and there's so much just boring stuff in there. How many Wallace is considered a hut but just random, random conversations because you have to get to a final law, right? So there's they're saying, can you say the shema prayer in front of someone who's naked? So they're like, can you say in front of a guy? A Jewish naked guy? No, you can't. But then they're like, ooh, what if you said it could you say it in front of an animal because an animal is technically. Is technically naked. Right. So is that allowed? So they say tech. They say, no, you could say it in front of an animal because it's different levels of nakedness. Obviously. They're always. An animal is always naked. And then it's like. And. And then I mentioned also, yeah, somebody who's not Jewish. You can't say the Shema prayer in front of them if they're naked. That's what, that's what it says there, right? That. That's what it says. And then, and then right after the next line, and I'm going to get to a point here, the next line, it says that. Why specify between Jewish and non Jewish right there? Why not to say all humans? You know, you can say a prayer in front of them if they're not dressed. So then it says that. One could think because it said in. In like the prophets, I believe when it was talking about the ancient Egyptians in Egypt, where you know, they enslaved and raped the Jewish. Just a terrible atrocities to the Jewish people. And. And they also practice bestiality, did very and of disgusting things. So it says in. In that it described it poetically or. Because, you know, the prophets have a very unique way to describe things. It was more metaphor. It says, whose flesh was like flesh of donkeys. Talking about those ancient Egyptians who would just do bestiality and practice terrible, terrible things. And it was metaphor. I wasn't saying literally.
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Right.
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It's just saying they. They acted freaking terrible. So one could think this is what the Talmud's saying. Because they'll just freaking ask about anything. One could think that because it mentioned that about ancient Egyptians. Therefore, like, I guess anyone who is a Jewish, maybe they'll think they're. They're like flesh. Who's flesh of donkeys? And they're all considered animals. And therefore you could say this prayer in front of them. And then a line later it says, no, that's not true. All humans are made in the image of God. You cannot say the Shema prayer in front of anyone who's naked. Yeah. Because we're all made in the image of God. So you have Dan Bilzerian and he'll be like, your Talmud says they'll just strip that entire thing, remove full contact. Which I just explained in about you, you know, a couple of minutes. And they'll say, Jews believe that the non Jews are cattle. And they'll plop it on Twitter. They'll put it in a screenshot and then bam. And now like everyone thinks that, that we hate cattle. They think that we have like a derogatory term for people who aren't Jewish. The word that they use because it's a Hebrew word.
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Or goyim. I don't know if you've heard that word before. So goy means nation, goyim means nations. And it's usually in this context of like basically if you're not Jewish, that's basically what it means. They'll just lie and say that it means cattle. That like we're calling, we're calling. But I call. If you call someone a goy, which Jews don't even use it like, like we don't even use that in our day to day conversation. They think that we're calling people goy and goyim and calling them animals. But it literally means nations. And you'll just have these guys, they'll just say they call us animals, they think we're animals, they think we're terrible people. And the reason I'm being so like concrete about this right now is because you have Nick Fuentes, you have Sneako, you have all these guys online. And listen, freedom of speech, like there, you know, I, I support freedom of speech, but also freedom of. You're like a Fricking liar and just completely taking things out of context or in other cases, just completely making things up. I saw like this someone quoted something, it was from Libre David or Goss or God Shaw, saying some other not nice things that Jews would say about non Jews. And those books don't exist. I tried to research. I'm like, what's it talking about? Because, you know, I learned Torah when I was in Jewish high school, which is called yeshiva. And I don't remember learning any of that. And, and, and then I see that literally it doesn't exist. They'll just plop things, put it on a Twitter screenshot, throw it on. The Internet gets hundreds of millions of impressions because it's just trendy right now, I guess, to just not like Jews. And you know, that's sort of what I've to do recently is just for some reason Nazi content on Instagram is like a big trend right now. I've been, I don't know if you've been seeing it, but I'll see videos with hundreds of thousands of likes just anti Jewish. And I used to not get into those things before, you know, I started off on social media just being more just making jokes.
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B
You used to react to south park videos.
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I would react to Jewish jokes in South Park. Family Guy. I'm very, I'm not like a sensitive guy. I'm. I joke about Jewish stuff all the time. I mean, that's how I, how I growed up, how it grew in the beginning. And then I just see, wait, you guys, you're, you're not, you're not being serious when you say we think non Jews are animals, right? And they're like, no, you guys are. And you're the spawn of Satan. And that's why we have to like. They're not going to say get rid of us. But you know, these guys have some sort of plan that involves Jews not being around. So I'm just basically coming online and saying, no, you're like, wrong. You're like a liar and like an idiot and need some help.
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Right? Would you lump Ian Carroll into these.
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Names you're mentioning in Carol? I, I've seen his name before. I haven't seen too much of him. So I don't really know per se.
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Did you watch the Douglas Murray, Dave Smith debate on Joe Rogan?
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I didn't watch it. I heard of it. People were telling me to watch that debate. I didn't get too deep into it. Where were they getting into Tom with things?
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I don't know. It's just interesting how people just take one side before even watching it.
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Right.
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You know, 100.
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These guys won't like. I didn't form an opinion. I assume one side is more. Is, I guess, more pro Jew. One side's. Yeah, more or less. Like, I'm not obviously, like, as a Jewish guy, you know, but there's a bias. But I'm gonna. I'm gonna watch that thing before I give any opinion on it. You just asked me. I want to watch that episode first before I get. Before I give anything. I'm willing. I'm willing to hear people out, which is why when people lie about Jews on the Internet, majority of Jews, majority of, like, even older rabbis than me, they won't even look at it. They don't even know it exists because they're off the Internet. They're not even. They don't even know that we're being lied about on the Internet.
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But. Yeah. You're 21 as a rabbi.
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I'm 24.
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Young, right?
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Yeah. I became a rabbi really young, you know, so I'm a part of the chabad movements. It's a sect. It's like a sect of. Of Hasidic Judaism, which is just more of a spiritual, you know, doing everything with joy and things like that. And so the leader of that movement, he passed away in the 90s. His name was Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. And he pretty much said that every single young man should become a rabbi before he gets married. So that.
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He's equipped with a, you know, basic laws of running your household and checking things for kosher to make sure that the products are kosher.
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So I actually love kosher food.
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Saadi, right?
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It tastes good.
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Is it actually? Because sometimes I'll look at something not kosher and I'm like, I wonder. Like, I, like, I wonder is. Is it. Is. Is like bacon, like, really that good?
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If you know what I know about how they make that meat.
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Oh, are they put in, like, they.
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Put in, like, whatever injections into the pig they're feeding it.
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The Twitter guys will say that Jews are putting some, like, harmful chemical inside that stuff to just. I don't know if you've been down those Twitter. No, I haven't been down that one. Yeah, no, there's. Yeah, the Twitter. Well, they'll call it the Rabbi Hole. You know, these. These Jew haters. I don't call. I don't even say anti Semite because they completely ruined the definition.
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They ha.
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They. They'll dissect it and be like, well, you're not even. They'll. They'll nitpick the word and say that Semite is like a. Because a Semite is someone, you know, darker, from the Middle east, things like that, which. There are many Jews like that. And I believe all Jews obviously stem from there.
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But he. But basically what they're saying is.
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That when you call someone anti Semitic, like, how could you as a Jew call someone anti Semitic or not even a Semite? And I'm like, okay, it was made in the 1800s, talking about Jewish hate. That that was the context of how the word was. Make you want to start changing definition, want to start nitpicking it, because I can nitpick the word butterfly and say that it means flying butter. You know what I mean? Like, it just. Yeah, so I just say Jew hater now because it also just sounds more serious. Like, because anti Semi. What even. No, you're a Jew hater. Like, you hate Jews and you do that online. And I guess they profit from it. You know, they always say that Jews run the world and they're trying to do this and feed you this information so that we could talk to control the population. And they're trying to steal your money. And I'm thinking.
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Because these guys, they got to be smart to be at the place that they are. But at the same time, like, how can you be so dumb and just completely. Like, it takes two seconds, two seconds to. To. To debunk just these Jew hating quotes online or Things from Arturo and things like that. It takes two seconds. It took me about five minutes to pretty much debunk that entire thing that these guys spend years te to everyone. And I'm like, these guys have had to have done some research just to see, and it's like, are they really that dumb or are they actually smart? And they're just utilizing that. They just know that there's a crowd of people that are into that thing and that, and they're just trying to make some money from it, too. You know, I mean, no harm. They're just trying to make. So, you know, myself, Dan Bilzerian, Nick Fuentes, sneako, all those guys, we actually. We all have something in common, which is, you know, we all milk Judaism for clout and for cloud and financial gain. You know, I try to do it in a more positive way, and they do it in another way, which is usually not so nice. And, you know, I. If they're religious people, I feel every religion, you know, in general, says to treat everyone with respect because we're made in the image of God. At least the Abrahamic religions, like Christianity, Islam. So, you know, when they just completely lie and just say things about Jews like that, it's just. It's annoying. And I know people are talking about it. They're just. I'm, like, looking at these other Jews, you know, they're talking more Israel, Palestine, fine. Like, I don't even get too much into that. But, like, dude, they're. They're. They're like, attacking their religion to its core right now. And you're just sitting there and. And they just continue. Continue to lie.
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B
But have you ever debated one of these characters or.
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No, never debated.
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Would you do it when I do a debate?
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100% Dan Bilzerian. Easy. The guy's easy. Like, he's. Yeah. First, I mean, it start off with the haircut, obviously, because that's just. No, like, it's just a unique. He has. It's. It's like boning in the front and, like, something in the back. I don't know if he cut it off. And I don't know why he calls it the tall mood. Like, makes no sense. Like, you know how to read, right? It's like. It's like tall mud. How do you see two O's from that? It's just. It really bothers me and upsets me, so I'd probably spend the first 20 minutes talking about that and then just completely debunking every single one of his Talmud quotes and how juicy this and that, because none of them are real. Easy, easy, light work.
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Well, Nick's coming on the show, so I will ask Fuentes if you love.
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Talk to that man, and I'll do it peacefully. Okay. I'm. I'm a piece.
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B
That's my goal. If I was to moderate that, I wouldn't want it to get out of hand.
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I'm saying no, 100%. I would 100% get into that. And I'm pretty sure you're having Nima next Alpha King Nima. So he's also. He gets into all that stuff in the Middle east and things like that. And we actually, we started a show recently on his page on Rumble. Oh, nice. We call it just a little pilot that we're testing. It's called the Jews. What a name. Yeah, it's a great name. Where we're like, okay, we're on Rumble. Rumble is more of an edgy demographic. And we put a number on the screen and we're like, okay, call the Jews. Like, you guys keep on saying, the Jews do this, the Jews do that. Please call us. And we're gonna, like, we're. We're gonna answer you. We're gonna tell you what's up. Like, you're on. You're on phone with the Jews. Like this. This is the Jews. Like, what do you. And we started recently. It went very, very well, I think. And I want to make even more episodes just, you know, clarifying things, also entertaining on there because. Yeah, because, yeah, you're going to keep talking about the Jews. They don't actually point to any individuals. Like, who are these people that you're talking about? And the problem with when. Because I'll be like, name this individual. Name this individual. And they're like, yeah, but they're all Jews. But the problem is when they say Jews.
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There, people don't really think of some non religious, bald Jewish guy with a suit. They're thinking the, like, Hasidic Jewish guy in Brooklyn with the. With the curls and like, you know, and the yarmulke and the hat. Like, that's the dude that's getting attacked in public because you're saying this guy owns a bank. Which, by the way, I mean, it's funny, people use the whole stereotype of Jews or lenders and. And, you know, do banks and stuff when. I mean, Jews were literally forced into that exact position. Yeah, literally.
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Like in. In the medieval times, Jews weren't allowed. I believe it was under the Catholic Church. Jews weren't allowed to own land, work, any Jobs pretty much do anything. And I believe the Christian law was they were not allowed to charge. Christians aren't allowed to charge interest from each other. So they use Jews as the in between because they don't have any jobs and they're the only ones that can really do it. And what happened when he, when he gave Jews an opportunity? They freaking got insane at it. They got really good at it and they got really good at interest in lending. Eventually opened up banks. And I guess some Jews own banks now, not all of them, but some do. And they're really successful at it. And they're like, you guys are, are lenders and you own banks. And they're like, yeah, we sort of forced into that position and now we're good at it. It's the same thing with entertainment in Hollywood, things like that, being on TV, in the movies and in Hollywood in like early 1900s, 1800s were. It was considered like a clown, a clown thing to do. It wasn't sophisticated to be in those types of things. But that was the only opportunity Jews really had. They literally created the entertainment industry. And then it started getting cool and then it started getting whatever. And then people started getting mad that Jews have, you know, some positions of power in entertainment. Some position.
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I actually didn't know that. That's interesting.
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Really. I mean, it's. The idea wasn't even like existing. It's like if you create a product and, and then you start selling it and then someone says, hey, this guy owns the product. Like, yeah, they, they made the product. And now obviously not all the own. All entertainment is a stupid thing to say. And once again, when he used. It's a Hasidic guy in Brooklyn getting attacked because. Right. And he doesn't even have a smartphone. So it's completely ridiculous.
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B
What about politics? Because Jake Shields always talks about like a pack and how there's a lot of influence there.
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Oh, 100%. I'm like paid off by AIPAC. I'm like a government. I'm a Mossad agent. I was planned here to influence the youth and the population so that they could pay the interest. You know, that's just sort of. Now what's funny is actually the first comment I ever got on social media, which was I started showing my face on social media like 2020. And I wasn't, I wasn't even doing anything Jewish related. I was just making regular tick tock jokes. And I remember I showed my face for the first time and I got a comment on my post, the first ever comment I received I was really excited. And it said free Palestine. And the first thing I thought, I was like 16. I was like, what's Palestine? I literally like, what's Palestine? Like, I didn't freaking know. I knew about Israel. I knew Jews, and obviously I'm Jewish. I knew that there was conflict in the Middle east, but I didn't know. I didn't know shit about. Like, they're saying. They're yelling Free Palestine to me in my comments. I didn't even know what it was. So, yeah, I started looking into it and. And, you know, do that whole breakdown. And then randomly this guy made a video on me where I'm basically. I'm making some random joke about just about Jews or something. And he responds to the video saying, oh, but when it comes to Palestinians, you have no issue killing us completely. Left field just stitches that and says that to me. And I respond to it and I say, I'm from fucking Ohio. I've never. Yeah, I'm constantly being dragged and pulled into that thing and yelled at. And I'm just a Jewish guy from Ohio. I've never. I haven't even been to Israel yet. I've never been there a single time. And I'm always dragged into that shit. And, you know, I personally, like, I don't speak too much on it because I'm just trying to. I'm focusing on trying to get the actual Jew hatred to go down. Because you'll have these. You'll have guys like, like Nick Fuentes or. Or Jake Shields and some in Tate, you know, Andrew Tate. And although Tate's got a little. He. He got a little bit cooled off. He got cool. He got. He cooled off.
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I would replace him with Myron.
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Myron. Yeah. He freaking commented on one of my videos saying, the song was promised to you. The video I was reacting to was promised to you 4,000 years ago, which is basically like a dog whistle to how Israel was promised to the Jewish people 4,000 years ago. So he's making fun of me. I don't even talk about Israel on there. He just. So that was really weird. Left field from Myron to just put that on me.
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But, yeah, like, I'll have these Jews and people and people that aren't Jewish, you know, they're mad at me because I don't get too much into it. But what's usually going to happen is, like, it's a losing battle when you discuss those things. And the people that do who are, like, really freaking smart about that. I'm like, dude, like, talk about that. Discuss that. I'm just trying to lower the actual Jew hatred. Because, yeah, saying about Nick Fuentes and all these guys, they'll be like, yeah, oh, Israel, this is real. That, you know, you're talking about the Jewish people. You know, Nick and his freaking. However he speaks in a funny. In a funny pattern, you know, they'll say, oh, Israel, Israel, Israel. But a lot of these Jew haters, they'll just sort of use it as like a shield for actual Jew hatred. You could tell, like from October 7th, when all that stuff happens, the amount of blatant Jew hatred that you'll see on, like, reels and Twitter is just, it's. It's comedic, which is why I started talking about it, because I didn't. I didn't care because I heard it's giving it attention. It's not going to work. But literally, since Israel, Palestine, shit started going crazy. Coincidentally, coincidentally, Jew hatred has also been, I guess, growing at the same exact rate. And you have these guys on Twitter, like, oh, Israel, Israel, Israel. They always try to draw back to the Jews of how the Jews run the world. And the Jews do this and the Jews do that, and it's all. It's all dumb. And it's like, okay. Like, okay, you know, maybe some guys, okay, you're trying to, you know, defend Palestine, great. Other guys, you don't give a shit about conflict in Middle East. You're freaking like a white dude in America, like, stop pretending you just don't like Jews. And you're using this as some, you know, in between thing to slowly convince them. Yeah, some people will fall for it. And some people are like, wait, you're. Are you like, talking about, like, the Jewish people or like. Or like Israeli government? And they're like, you know, when Elon.
- [28:27]
B
First took over Twitter, I was really excited, right? And now I just look at my mood on. When I'm done scrolling, I'm like, how do I feel right now? It's usually kind of negative because there's just like, Twitter, a lot of. You know, the way to grow on.
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A
Twitter right now is full on rage bait to be negative.
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B
Right.
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A
He's got to piss people off. Which is why I haven't gotten too big on Twitter yet. I realize I have to start pissing people off. I mean, I guess that's the only.
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B
In your space. Yeah, that's where it's at right now.
- [28:52]
A
I'm like, but it's actually very easy because I'm like a Jewish rabbi.
- [28:55]
B
All you got to do is post A selfie and you'll get a thousand comments probably.
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A
Oh, these guys are like, that selfie was promised to you 4,000 years ago. Like, dude. I mean, sure, why not? I mean, didn't we like invent all these electronics and stuff? Jews, I mean, I don't know. Like, like, like they'll say, oh, Instagram is like, like they'll say everything's controlled and this, that, that. And Mark Zuckerberg is a Jewish guy who owns Instagram and the content that's being promoted is, is like Jew hating content. So it's stupid. They'll say Jews from the media. Well, guess what? Anti Jewish stuff. So I remember I had a Tick Tock live stream. This was actually crazy a few years ago. This is before October 7, 2021. 2020, 2020. And I was basically talking about how there were Jews in Brooklyn, there were physically American Jews in Brooklyn getting physically attacked because of.
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I, yeah, literally just. I, I believe it actually was because of some conflict that was happening in the Middle East. But it was before October 7th.
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American Jews getting attacked in public. And I was saying how, you know, media won't talk about it. Barely any Jews are even talking about it. If I talk about this right now, I'll pro. This stream will probably get taken down. This was on TikTok Live and right after I said that, the TikTok Live got banned, my account got banned and my entire phone got banned.
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B
Damn.
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A
I was no longer able to make accounts on Tick Tock and I got like a factory ban and I had a four other accounts with a few hundred thousand followers on Tick Tock. Every single one of them I got banned. 5 like millions worth of followers at the same time. One day full, I had to get like a new phone to like make another account. All of them instantly got banned. Instant. And so it's just funny. They'll say Jews run the media. This, this and that. Well, I mean, I was talking about pro Jewish stuff and I got factory banned. So you know what do you have this crazy.
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B
Definitely not on TikTok.
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A
Oh, definitely, definitely not on TikTok. Instagram promotes anti Jewish stuff. I see reels with just full on Nazi propaganda. I mean, yeah, it's to say that Jews just have control on media and things. Like, it's just stupid because I'm seeing more of that stuff than any. And they'll say, and I'll talk to my friends and be like, is this just my feed? Is this, you know, I don't know if you're seeing any of that on Your feed.
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B
I see it on Twitter, not really Instagram, but Instagram kind of caters to what you like, I think.
- [31:07]
A
Right, right.
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B
So I'm not liking any Jew hatred videos.
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A
I'm not liking them. They're just getting. It's getting shown to me.
- [31:12]
B
Well, for you, you probably comment on them probably that probably thinks you like it. It makes, you know.
- [31:17]
A
Yeah, no, I mean, I saw a video with half a million likes. I was in me after finding out I'm 0.1 Jewish. And it was a guy driving into traffic, which is funny, but it's like this is half. This has like millions of views and half a million likes of people. And like a lot of them are probably just liking it because funny and there's a humor side to it, but at the same time it's. Oh, there's a. This has a little bit too many likes for my comfort. I mean a lot of, A lot of people going into that. Some water spilling that.
- [31:47]
B
It's spilled. But I'm good. Why do you think it's so popular just to hate on Jewish people right now?
- [31:52]
A
Because we're like extremely. Oh, right now. It's because 10-7-100 just magnified everything. Just made the top. Just the topic of Jews in general just got more popular. But in general. But it's the same stuff that's always been said. Jews run the world, Jews on the banks, this, this and that. Because we're a small community, we've been persecuted somehow some way. We always figure out a way to get successful afterwards. It happened time and time again. And you have these, these neo Nazis now who think, oh, but if we do, we're gonna gather together and get rid of the juice again. Well, guess what, clown? They did that like a hundred times. And none of those nations exist anymore and Jews are still here. So, you know, it hasn't really been worse.
- [32:33]
B
It's scary. That's a possibility of that happening to Jewish people.
- [32:36]
A
It is a scary possibility. But like, I'm not trying. I don't think about that stuff because one, I believe in God and I believe that we're here for a reason and that Jews are here for a reason. To spread light into the world and to uplift the world and to help everyone, Jews non Jewish, to help uplift the world and. But also just like statistically logically thinking they tried getting rid of us like a hundred times and we're still here. So I assume that we'll probably still be here. Unless. No, we're going to figure out another way. Well, they did the Holocaust, that was a pretty big plan and that didn't really work.
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B
And they're denying those numbers now.
- [33:10]
A
Oh yeah, they'll deny those numbers. They'll say like it's 271,000. That's also just complete. Like, yeah, like the German Nazi government, Red Cross or something said that we only killed this many. How, how convenient that the Nazi government, they want to be truthful about how many they killed also. They killed majority of them like instantly. It wasn't like. Or they couldn't just like put a little number on every. Oh, you're number one, you're number two. They shove these guys in chambers, frickin gas them and then they burn their bodies because the whole thing was that they can't burn. It's impossible to write people are bodies.
- [33:42]
B
Yeah, people are going on ChatGPT and looking up how many bodies burn per hour.
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A
One of the big dog whistles you see online is if I have this like five ovens that burn this amount of cookies, how many cookies can I burn in four years? And it will say like 271,000 is the most you could burn in five years. And they see there's like five ovens or something. I'm like, dude, in Auschwitz, the concentration camp alone, there were.
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I believe there are at least five gas chambers, three or four maybe even more crematoriums, houses dedicated to literally burning bodies. Each of those crematoriums had either 12 or 15 ovens in each of them. And they'd shove multiple bodies, each of two bodies each, shove fat people in with little children so that it burned quicker. They'd shove multiple people inside of there.
- [34:27]
So that it would burn quicker. And they had this running clockwork. I believe they could, I believe easily 10 million bodies could have been burned. Hypothetically speaking, eyewitness accounts that were there said they, they could have burned even more that they were, they were talking about more people in there. So this takes a second to research this. This takes two seconds, you know, and what sucks is, you know, any Jew hater that watches this, well, you know, trying to, oh, why is this Jewish guy out here? They'll listen to this and they'll ignore. It's like, bro, you know, I answered your Holocaust denial, I answered your, you're at home with hatred. But like you no longer have a reason, like your reason to hate Jews because we think they're animals or to deny Holocaust numbers. Like it took two seconds to debunk. So your reason sort of gone now. But they don't want Reasoning. They just want to. They just want to hate on something. Now. The Holocaust, like, very much happened. My family, multiple of my family, family members. I. Many of them died and then some survived. I've come from a survivor. He moved to the kind. He escaped the Holocaust right before I got bad. He was actually. He marched on. On Washington with. With Martin Luther King. Wow. Because he. He came to America for freedom. Land of the free. Like, Jews love America because it was the first time that we had free opportunity to really. Because we're always persecuted in other countries. Finally a free country. And he went to America and he saw that they're doing the same is like, oh, finally, land of the free. And then he saw the same prejudice people were putting against Jews in Germany. They were putting on black people. And he was like, what did I come to? So he. Yeah, he. He would show up to all those rallies. He marched with them. Respect 100%. You know, we're just. There's got to be equality for everyone. Which sounds so like, you know, it sounds so basic to say, but. And also there's this whole thing that I guess Jewish people in the black community have like a beef or something.
- [36:15]
B
Really.
- [36:15]
A
Some reason I didn't know that. I believe in Brooklyn because they live close to each other and I guess there's just politics that would happen. There were riots back in the 80s between them. But. So I always just try mentioning that to show that there is like. Like, you know, my family had a bond, you know, with the black community.
- [36:31]
B
I didn't know they had beef. Wow.
- [36:32]
A
Yeah. No, I.
- [36:33]
B
They should be trauma bonding. Honestly.
- [36:35]
A
1. Literally, like 100%. There's so much shared similarities and obviously, like, certain, you know, it's not like you compare like, slavery and the Holocaust, two different things, but their. Their own traumas. But yeah, 100%, there's. There's got to be more discourse and communication, I think, between both communities for sure.
- [36:52]
B
What's the next content you're going to be focused on this year?
- [36:55]
A
This year I'm really trying to focus on. Yeah. Debunking all this Jew crap on Twitter, speaking to all those. All those. I call them idiots. Yeah, I'm just. And I know I keep my stress in Gamble's area. Nick Fuentes. They just continuously lie and get millions of impressions. And Jews like myself just have to sit and watch knowing that it's wrong. And. And I kept on sitting around waiting for someone to say something. I'm like, yo, that's so easy to say that that Talmud quote is wrong. The Holocaust number takes 2 seconds of research and no one's doing it. So I'm like, okay, well, I guess I freaking have to do it. I know I'd much rather make my. My little jokes and go on some podcast, call it a day. Not this. This is. I'm against the wall. Yeah. I'm just trying to be comedic, but at a certain point it's like, oh, Jews think this. And I'm like, no, I wanna. Yeah, so this year I really want to focus on attacking that stuff. I just want to be entertaining and be still making comedic content and things like that. But very much stress on just anti Nazi content. I've been doing some of that on Instagram and it's been performing because Jews finally. We finally feel like there's. That there's like a group sort of starting to fight back against these guys online, just spreading terrible, terrible lies.
- [38:08]
B
We got to get you on Piers Morgan to debate.
- [38:10]
A
Get me on Piers Morgan to debate who? Sorry.
- [38:12]
B
To debate. I was going to say Kanye, but.
- [38:14]
A
You see, you saw the recent video of Kanye.
- [38:16]
B
Which one?
- [38:17]
A
He had a stream with, I believe Sneako and Nick.
- [38:19]
B
Oh, yes, it was. It was Sneako and Neon. Right.
- [38:23]
A
So I saw another clip. Nick Fuentes was there.
- [38:25]
B
Okay.
- [38:26]
A
Yeah, I believe, like, Kanye, like, admitted that he was like, that He. That he's like a cuck or something and enjoys that stuff.
- [38:32]
B
All the cousin stuff.
- [38:33]
A
Right. He says a lot of weird shit. I mean, he said a lot of weird shit about Jews. I mean. Oh, what did he say? DEFCON 3. That whole. That I want to go DEFCON 3 on the Jews. And it's like, do I actually think he hates Jews? Maybe. Maybe there's some Jewish. Maybe there's some guy that happened to be Jewish and now he's pissed off because he screwed him over. But you're saying all the Jews here. I didn't do to you. And then he'll release a song called called Hail Hitler over and over. And I'm like, holy. Like, like, like Kanye, you're freaking. Like, you're like a terrible person. But, you know this beat is amazing, right? It's. It's like, God damn it. Like, I run. I hate this song so much. But that shit is fire. You know, the lyricism is.
- [39:12]
B
Yeah, I haven't heard that one.
- [39:13]
A
I'm like very anti. Anti Hitler. I don't know if you could tell.
- [39:15]
B
Yeah, makes sense.
- [39:17]
A
But he had that. Yeah, yeah. All his recent songs are like Nazi related shit. But he's such a freaking good producer. It sounds Good. And I'm like, I think you do.
- [39:27]
B
Better than Rabbi Schmooley.
- [39:28]
A
At least that's who I was going to bring up. Rabbi Shabuli. Yeah. He's a Jewish guy. He talks about, he gets into all these politics and you know, you know, Judah, Jew, I love him. He did too. You know, you know what I'm saying? He's, you know, he's been acting like a clown online and I, I don't want to be so harsh towards another Jewish man, but yeah, he's been clowning the Jewish community.
- [39:49]
B
It's a bad, bad representation.
- [39:50]
A
Terrible representation. He argues with emotion and he's just, he's just, yeah, just insults and, and gets emotional. Like you could speak facts here, you could speak logic instead of just, just whining all the time. But no, he just goes on, he goes on Piers Morgan, he whines, he calls himself America's rabbi. Which you can't just. There is no America's rabbi. Doesn't exist. We're just rabbis here. There's no like self appointed America's rabbi. You know, maybe you have some communities that will argue about that and say, no, it's my rabbi. No, it's this rabbi. He just called himself America's rabbi. I don't think he's like the rabbi of any like synagogue or anything. And, and then I'll just go on Piers Morgan to start yapping about shit. And I'm like, like, I'm like, dude, I'm 20 years younger than you. I could.
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And I believe his daughter owns like a kosher sex shop. Yeah, kosher sex, sex toys.
- [40:40]
B
Yeah.
- [40:40]
A
Which I don't even know much about that. What makes it kosher? Is there like a certification on it maybe? I don't know, like when you get head or you're like, I don't freaking know. Point is he. So he owns that sex shop and you just have these Nazis online just going ham at him because his daughter owns the shop. But yeah, not the best representation, I'd say.
- [40:58]
B
I agree. I'd say you can't argue with emotion these days with the Internet so accessible. People could just look facts quick, I'm saying.
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A
And also he's, he's debating with guys that are just out of his level when it comes to just their knowledge of debates. I don't know if that guy has ever debated anything in his life. And he just, he just goes full on panic, red face emotion. And it makes Jews look bad. And for some people, that's like the only rabbi they know. So they're like, rabbi Schmolly. What do you mean? He's America's rabbi. He's your rabbi. And I'm like, no, what are you talking about?
- [41:29]
B
But. And I know Pierce is smart, so he's doing it for a reason.
- [41:32]
A
Oh, no, he's. No, he get. This guy gets views. He's. He's reactionary. He's hilarious to watch. He gets views every single time he's on the podcast or on his show. So he'll. Yeah, he'll invite him.
- [41:42]
B
He'll invite Jank.
- [41:43]
A
Uygur Muhammad. He had one with him. They have like, all those guys and just like, go, go. And he's, like, making some money from here. Maybe he's the real Jew. You know, he's freaking kaching from all that stuff. But.
- [41:55]
B
And Pierce debated Kanye. I don't know if you saw that one.
- [41:57]
A
I did see that one. Yeah, he was, but he wasn't.
- [42:00]
B
He was just kind of emotional, too, to be honest.
- [42:03]
A
Pierce?
- [42:03]
B
Yeah.
- [42:04]
A
What do you mean?
- [42:04]
B
Like, he was just. He wasn't arguing with facts. I felt like. With Kanye.
- [42:08]
A
Right. Well, because to a. With a crazy man, you know, it's pretty hard to just. It's hard to even speak facts to those types of people because they just run full on. On emotional. So he might. Is he, like, bipolar Kanye?
- [42:20]
B
I wouldn't be surprised.
- [42:21]
A
He's something. I mean, he said. He said, you know, death con to the Jewish people, and then he's like, you know, I just watched 21 Jump street, and Jonah Hill was kind of funny, and he's Jewish, so I like Jews again, and I apologize to the Jewish community, and it'll be like, I hate you then. And it'll spam one tweet every 20 minutes about Jews this, Jews that. And I love Diddy. Free Diddy. And I'm like, okay, yeah, crazy, crazy.
- [42:45]
B
Crazy time we're in right now, man.
- [42:47]
A
Interesting. Interesting.
- [42:48]
B
I wonder if this will eventually phase out or if it's gonna get worse. Like, I don't know, the Jew thing, the Jew hatred.
- [42:53]
A
Yeah, I think it's gonna get worse.
- [42:55]
B
You think so?
- [42:56]
A
Yeah. I mean, it's getting trendy. It's only this year that I started seeing these things get trendy. People like Nick Fuentes getting this attention. Like, I would never see these things get millions of views and impressions and all the comments in agreeance with these things. This is, like the first time I've ever seen it to this scale. So I'm like, okay, let's. Let's do something about this. Because no, it's like, hey you, Rabbi, are you gonna talk about this? No, I'm busy learning Torah and I don't use social media. Hey you, you're a rabbi, you're go. No, I'm crazy and my daughter sells sex toys. Okay, well then I guess like I'm the only one left to do this and I'm just like a 21 year old rabbi, so. And I'm not even going to say that I'm the biggest professional in the world, but this is what we got here. So I do everything that I can to just debunk those things.
- [43:43]
B
21. And you got to hold your own.
- [43:44]
A
I'm trying, man. I mean I had this thing with Sneako. Sneako, I think he has gotten better, but he still also just spread spreads lies about the Tomwood. I mean he told me a few years ago, I don't know if he's changed, but he told me a few years ago when I was having some online discourse with him through like videos and he told me, go back to synagogue, stop trying to be a YouTuber and that I have a little funny hat on my head that tells me what to think. So I don't have freedom of choice for the most part. Like he said some weird things about Jews also. Like that was personally to me when people say things about Jews in general, I'm like, okay, I could educate you. But yeah, he was like saying those things to be in general, like just full on like anti Semitic stuff, stuff. And then it'll just, just everyone ignores it, continue to grow and you know, I'm left like, okay, well someone's gotta, someone's gotta answer these questions. Yeah. And I ended up, well, I was at like 5k on YouTube then. But eventually I did become a YouTuber. I got my plaque. So, you know, whatever the hell he has to say. Guess he's, guess he's not gonna predict in the future.
- [44:41]
B
I'd love to see you debate him one day.
- [44:43]
A
Well, I'd love to speak with Sneako. To be honest, if I met Sneako, I don't think I'd actually like, because I don't, I'm not gonna, I don't hate people to the core because I know that, I know that they're just lost and you could easily educate these things to them, but no one's properly doing it. When I see them get on discourse with Jews, they're not even, they don't know enough about like the Talmud to be able to be ready for when they throw a random quote at you to be able to explain the entire. It's like five pages of context to understand that quote. And they'll just like rip it, mix, add some words to it and call it a day. So they're not ready for that. I went out of my way to, to learn those quotes so that I can. And I'm still learning it because you have. These guys are like, I read the Talmud and it says this. Well, buddy, you know, it takes seven years of learning the, of learning one hour a day and already being knowledgeable and reading Aramaic in the commentaries alongside of it to finish the Talmud once.
- [45:34]
B
Damn.
- [45:34]
A
Yeah. And yeah, take seven years, like, and you're rushing it. You're not even going through a. Like these. It's very, It's a whole situation. It's not like you're reading a book. It's the main stuff in the middle, there's commentary on the side. You have these rabbis saying this and that. It's like Jewish Reddit. I mean, it's. But when you search, when you go on Reddit to find an answer, you're not going to look at a random comment and say, this is the answer and this is the answer for everybody. Like, this is what everyone believes. It's like, no, this guy's just giving an opinion because we have to, we have to figure some stuff out now.
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So I'm just trying to learn all those quotes and debug all those things because, yeah, full on. Straight up lies being told. And like, I have like this internal conflict in my mind where, you know, I'm trying to be like an entertainer and like a funny guy and things like that and just be more of like a regular YouTuber streamer who happens to be Jewish. You know, I call myself Jew boy, obviously. But then you got the other side. This full on. Like, am I supposed to just let these guys do. Say these terrible things about Jews? Like, no, I'm not gonna have that. So, you know, I'm gonna, I'm gonna talk my.
- [46:33]
B
Yeah.
- [46:33]
A
You know what I'm saying?
- [46:34]
B
Well, we'll see a lot more of you in the next few months, man. Anything else you want to close off with here?
- [46:39]
A
Yeah, I know I mentioned this more before early in the episode, but to anyone that who's watching, I was paid by APAC to be here. I am a Mossad agent. I was planted here to influence the youth and the general non Jewish population that Jews are great and, and are amazing for humanity and to pay us your interest. Yeah, that was, that's why I was brought down here.
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B
Bars?
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A
Yeah, 100%.
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B
Thanks for coming on.
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A
Thanks for having me on, man.
- [47:02]
B
Have a good one, guys. Nice. It.