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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Neph to America. Your cultural commentary for the end of days. I am David Lee Corbo, AKA the Raven. That is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation.
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What's up?
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Before we get into today's guest, a very special guest, a very important guest, a little reminder. We're not going to go live exclusively forward slash Nephilim Death Squad at the Half an hour mark. Because Neff to America streams live for the people. However, if you're looking for a place to support us, that's a good place to do it. Sign up. Get all kinds of perks. Early access to episodes, ad free viewing and listening experiences, as well as early access to Bohemian Grove tickets when they drop. And we are looking to the first week of March. Tentatively. Tentatively.
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Oh, my God. We already have. Look at this.
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What's going on?
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We already have an interrupter.
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What's going on?
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What do you need?
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Are you bringing us anything? Thing.
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No, that was hours ago, Mason.
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We didn't call her.
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Mason has to leave. The audience says you've got to leave. But they like you.
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Incredible camera time. Get out of here, Mason. Take your probiotic soda with you. What was I saying?
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You're interrupting our plugs.
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Discount codes off of merchandise from top lobster dot com.
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Oh, hey, look. There's our guest today. There he goes.
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Oh, you're not supposed to tell anybody. They could read the title. I guess it's not a surprise. Let's get into it then. Joining us today.
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Oh, wait up. We also. No, no. Make them stay.
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Okay, fine. Patient discount codes. I have a shirt on right now. It's the Fear Not World Tour, which I dare say is our most popular shirt. It's a banger. And then I also have my coveted. Here, wait, let me show people the back of it.
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Oh, nice.
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Wow.
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Super. You can't buy that.
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Not for sale, losers.
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We have Toad on the show.
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Wow, he's here. Welcome, Toad. It's very good to have you. Very good to see you in his coveted NDS. What would you call it? Cloak from Bohemian 2. Toad. Before we get into all the important topics that we have laid out before us today, tell everybody where they can find you, what it is that you do and how they support you. What do you do, dude?
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Nothing.
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Unemployed. Yeah.
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Self employed. Learn to tone on Twitter. Learn to toad on Instagram. I've betting content on there. I've better off dead. Gotta change that name. BT or is my. Is my betting channel on YouTube. There is also a UK channel covered in UK. I do ukulele covers for people. For. For people who don't know.
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Did you link it to your page?
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Yeah, I think it's. I think it's there. It's in there in the link tree.
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Cover is a great name.
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Oh, all of his names are great.
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I. I used to do it while drunk. I've had that channel for like. Like over a decade probably.
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Of course, it's not, it's not there.
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Something like that? No, it's not linked from better off dead. It's linked for my link tree. Yeah, there it is. And. Oh, give me, give me a subscribe. Man, what's wrong with you? No, and then I have Patreon. Patreon.com patreon.com Learn to Toad. You know, I have, I have probably like 10 supporters, you know, big time.
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Hey, you're not doing too bad. 13, 000 views on the. You know, I don't know if you know this, but every time we go to. Well, David has a very small bladder.
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I have to pee often. Yeah, well, that's not that I have a small bladder. I, I had one of my testicles removed. Everybody knows urine is stored in the testicles.
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Right?
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Right.
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You can only store half the pee the weekend.
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Yeah. Also. Well, here's the thing, though, because he has one ball, like, I know the ball kind of like becomes like, centered behind the penis, but does the ball grow into, like, the size of two balls, though? So he has more.
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No, no, it stays the same. But absolutely correct. Sorry. It's the Japanese music.
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I know I'm correct. I, I, I, I'm the one.
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I'm gonna have to ask you to shut up and please respect the music. When you hear the Japanese music, that means Nancy has something to say. Nancy.
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Nancy, please.
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She's not on this. Go ahead and talk. Nancy. What are you saying?
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Charles Adams says shout out to Toad.
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What's up, Charles?
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Very nice.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, Charles Adams.
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Powerful.
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Shout out to.
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Yeah, you know what? The super chats for today's episode will go to. David needs a new car, but I don't care about support.
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Toad. But are we, Are we reading. We only reading them if they're Guaman.
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Oh, what does that even mean?
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Okay, Toad, I'll let you be the deciding factor. Toad. If they're bling, should we still read them or should we only read the ones that are Guaman?
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I'd have to know what that means first. All I'm hearing is, like, guano. Like bat feces to.
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Like, I was saying before, like, we play when David has to piss. We play one of your songs all the time. And I go to your Twitter and I look through all of your gift memes, and I gotta find one. Now there's a spot that I can just go to covered in uk. This is incredible.
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I'm keeping it up to date, man. Yeah. And if you subscribe to the Patreon, they're all going On a Spotify audio feed as well.
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Very nice.
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Very nice.
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Covered in uke is such a funny. Such a funny name. It feels. It's so. It's so open to the imagination. We thought, Toad, that it would be really nice to have you on Neff to America. So unlike Nephilim Death Squad, which is where we have somebody on to. To lie to us and lie to the people about some schizophrenic theory.
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Well, he wanted to come on and talk to us about the Bridgewater Triangle.
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Or the Titanic, either one. Yeah.
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What the hell is that? What's the Bridgewater Triangle?
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It's going to come.
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Do you want me to come on and talk about it?
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I mean, you're.
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Well, hold on. He's on nephew.
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Somebody bought us an alligator head. I don't know.
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Whoever bought the alligator head. Also, can I do another quick shout out? Because we're just shouting out.
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Shout out to coconut water.
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No, no, no, not. They don't pay us for that. I want to shout out. Is it Chuck? Who?
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Who?
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Chuck. You know who you are, and you're definitely Guamin. And. And I say we're not mad. It's just fun to say we don't care. That Blue Letter Bible reported our page and has got us removed from Spotify. There's many of you, by the way, who. Who are wondering where our recent Spotify episodes have gone because they have fallen off somebody. It seems now we're getting copyright struck over and over again for the intro music. So I don't know what we're gonna do. Leesburg, Florida is calling me, by the way.
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That's very strange right now.
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Right? Oh, it's the Juice. So. But it's just interesting because, you know, we had a little bit of a. Of a. Of an issue. Blue Letter Bible said, I appreciate that your gracious fan base donated quite a bit of money, but we don't like your intro. It's offensive. Please take episode.
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They literally said that. And then the next day we're getting email after email about this episode.
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Taken down this episode.
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Yeah, the song we've been using for two years now.
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Oh, copyright.
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And look, I know we have some ideas about, like, this is a conspiracy show. So we're a conspiracy show. We're gonna get conspiratorial. I know we have ideas.
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It's a Christian show.
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Hold on a second. We have a donation.
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From where? From where probably.
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Is it Guana, though, from Rumble?
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Guamin. Wait, wait.
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Or Guamin.
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It's from Xerox. $5.
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Wait, wait, wait, are we five figure guamin or what are we doing here?
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Sure.
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So he says donations for Toad today.
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Get the whiteboard out.
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Raven, do some math.
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Oh, I like that. No, no, they like when I do math and I can't use a calculator. Nancy. I don't know.
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This is what we're gonna do is Nancy, keep track of how much people are doing, like just a little notepad. And then we'll put in the private chat and we'll make David do the. The math.
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Yeah, everybody should do like weird, like scent amounts, just so.
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Yes, that's what they used to do Toad and it's insane, but yeah, so. So, you know, we have this issue and. And people have been wondering where it is on Spotify. That's what the issue is. So I don't know what we're gonna do, guys. I don't know. We're looking at just my. My belly now, which is cool. Just really great. That's. You know, hold on a second. He's doing the camera, so I don't know what we're gonna do. I know Top and I have some ideas in regards to how we're going to get a new intro going, but I kind of almost want to put it out to the people. You know what I really like is Sam Tripoli's intro. It's a banger. It's original music and it's made up of moments from the show. It would be cool if we could do something like that, but we lack the talent to do that. I'm just putting that out there. So anyway, Neft to America is. Neft to America is a bit of.
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A show for the people.
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It's a show for the people and it's a variety show.
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Yeah.
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I want to have you back to talk about the Bridgewater triangle.
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You can talk about it now. Oh, this? I'm already watching the money pile up and David is sweating.
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That's not true. I don't see any money coming in.
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I know. In the private chat, she's. She's telling us how you got to move over a little bit. You too.
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No, I have to move over this way.
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Yeah, yeah. So go ahead.
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This is crazy now. I can't see the screen.
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Move over the other way now.
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Unbelievable.
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Go ahead, do whatever you got to do.
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So I want to get.
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Oh, Nancy doing a thing. What's that sound?
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That's the sound of downy, unstoppable scent.
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Beads going into your washing machine and giving your clothes freshness that lasts all day long. There it is.
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Again.
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It's like music to your ears.
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Or more like music to your nose.
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That freshness is irresistible.
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Let's get a Downy Unstoppables bottle shake.
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And now a sniff solo. Nice. With Downy Unstoppables, you just toss wash. Wow. For all day freshness.
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That's the sound of James adding long lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible scent of gain on his shir.
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Gain.
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Several hours later, James has even caught the attention of his mother in law and she never gives him attention. Oh, you smell amazing, James.
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Oh, thanks, mom.
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I love you too. I never said that.
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Add gain scent boosters to your laundry. Add joy to your day.
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Well, what if I just give you move back over. I don't like how you're there.
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Well, that's what you told me to do.
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What is happening? Right? Go back to the Morgan Cam. I'll just look at that.
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Hey, don't talk about. Don't talk about that inappropriate Nancy Re. Say it. What is it?
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From Taffy rumble.
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Oh, taffy. $20. Wow.
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My money Toad.
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Whoa.
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Well, when you put it that way.
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No todger. No. You gotta take the money, dude. You're gonna be rich by the end of the show.
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But it's being. It's being demanded of me though.
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Oh, my God. More. More money. Okay, what is it? What are we saying?
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From anti species. For $5, shout out to Kate.
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She says we're toad. Well, thank you.
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How much is it?
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That's Guaman. It's $5.
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Oh, she's Guaman. All right. Hell yeah.
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All right. Awesome.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Wow, the money is really pouring in. This is actually getting. We're getting derailed a little bit. Go ahead, do it again. Make the noise. Nance.
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Do the Japanese music tradition.
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Wow. Yeah. This is. The whole show is just this. The whole show is. We're just at a like a jack. We're at a kabuki theater now. It's the whole show.
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She won't do it. Nancy, you pan face goo. Can you. I'm sorry. She's frustrating me. Are you gonna hit the music?
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She's not gonna do it. So I guess that doesn't go towards.
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Toads because it didn't get the music.
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That's fine.
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Anyway, I think my Internet's slow. That's fine. Yeah, but schizo friend says Toby straight woman. Yo, Toad Doobie straight guamin. Yeah, that's an observable fact. Pretty much anytime you look over at Toad, you go, that's A guy who guams.
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So.
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So. All right.
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Don't know what it means, but maybe.
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Why don't we try to do this? Let's get straight into some of the content that I said, because for him to unpack a theory is going to be impossible as long as this music is going. Go to the production room.
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No, I think it's. I think he could unpack it. Wait, was that more music?
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No, it's not.
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It's not.
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Just one theory, though. That's if you. I got to get my thoughts in order for it. If you bring me back on nds I'll do it, but.
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Nah, do it right now.
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Come on, baby. Don't force him to do it.
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Go ahead. We guamin. We blab him.
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I'll just. I'll give you the. The brief Guam of it.
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All.
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Hold on, wait.
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He's got a.
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She's got to read a thing. Nancy, what is the thing?
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So soul explorer says, is this a.
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Blap or a Guam?
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Nancy? And it's $2. Oh, that's a blast. You're blab and soul explorer coaching disrespectful blap. So let's. Let's get to.
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I still don't get it. We're on a Pacific island. Is all I get from. From Guam. I have no idea.
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100 correct.
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Yeah.
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U. S. Territory. Military base.
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Yes, but he's already expressed that he doesn't want to try to unpack it.
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Apparently very wealthy.
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Very wealthy.
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What's. Like, how much does it cost to live there?
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No idea how much it costs to live in Guam.
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I'd move there, but I'm destitute.
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Well, you should move to Florida. But we're supposed to do October and. And you were supposed to come to. To Florida. We were going to touch you in real life, and now you've not done this, and I don't know really what to make of it. It's. It's. It's. Actually.
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I didn't know that was a thing.
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Well, yeah, we told you.
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We tried to talk to you about it, and you just remained indecisive.
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Yeah, that sounds right.
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You blamed your crippling anxiety and then to. To which there's just no workaround, and then. So now we're doing this remotely. You were supposed to be sat here. I had a dream about you last night.
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Oh, were you in dreams?
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I had a dream. Not a coffee shop. I'm sorry? A.
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You're in a coffee shop right now.
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I was in a pizza shop at night in New York. And. And Toad was getting hassled by some young African American ruffians. And. And then I came in and I kind of, like, convinced everybody to get along.
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And then.
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And then Toad and I bought some pizza and everything was good. Wow.
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But you were Josh Smith in this scenario.
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I. I don't know. I don't understand the reference.
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Me neither. Would you come back. Would you come to Florida for Mason?
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Yeah.
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Is she single?
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Could be. I don't know.
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I don't know. What.
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What.
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What made you ask her?
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No. Yeah, you shouldn't ask her. That's not what this show's about. Stop it.
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I'll come figure it out.
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All right. Can we. Can we get into some of the.
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No, we can't. What's going on, Nancy?
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From Charles again.
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He says for $2.
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78.
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Charles.
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Is this for my favorite.
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Thank you, Charles. He's giving you the weird amounts. Now. Here.
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You could finish for my favorite.
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From.
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For my favorite only Toad star.
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Thank you, Charles. Is that 2.75 cent?
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Wait, I think we missed one. We missed one here. Play the music. Yeah. Prodigal path.
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This is a problem. Toad is a popular character to throw money at. We're simply never going to get to. To talk about anything. Nancy, play the Japanese. We got it.
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We got to get to something big.
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ZD says.
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Oh, wait, this is the wrong one, but thank you. What the hell is going on? There's so much.
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There's so much money coming in, I guess. No, this is a whole. All right, we'll have to. They've.
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They've. They've short circuited. Producer.
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We're gonna come back to the more recent ones. We'll.
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We'll. We'll.
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We'll catch up on them in a moment. Let's get to some content so that we can get Toad's opinion.
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We got content.
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Jesus. Yeah, dude. In the production chat, there is content if you go to it.
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And you guys, if you want to see Toad on every show for a week, every single show. I don't care how important. It doesn't. It doesn't even matter to Denver. Just go ahead and Guam in the chat and we're gonna get him out of here. But go ahead. Go ahead, David.
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Okay, so go to the production chat. We have a couple of videos and articles that I'd love to get Toad's opinion on. One of them. Actually, let's pull this one up. I think it's a. From NASA claiming that don't we have two moons until 2028? Did you see This. I don't know if you guys saw this. Okay, this is breaking Raw news on which is a raw news alert.
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Very.
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This is the guy that's a furry.
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This is the guy that's a furry. Okay, everybody, keep that in mind.
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So NASA officials have just officially announced and confirmed. I don't know how one would confirm this, that the Earth now has flat two moons until 2083.
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What the hell does that mean?
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What does that mean indeed? I don't know if. Nancy, if you could find an article correlating this on. I don't know if you have the ability to point out anything up tablet.
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I can tell you what it means.
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Just.
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I can guess pretty much because I. All I. All I saw was. I just saw this headline and that was it. Earth has two moons. I'm like, what? What are they. All of a sudden, they discovered a second moon that we just had. This whole time they didn't tell us. I'm like, holy, space is fake. Maybe all that is true, but I think what this is saying is that what must have happened is I'm guessing an asteroid got close enough to Earth that it entered orbit around Earth and it is going to be ejected from that orbit, apparently in 2028. So that. That actually, that makes it a moon.
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You're around, Earther Toad.
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Yeah, for now.
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That's fair. I mean, it's a tentative, you know, he's not been exposed to stuff. Okay. I think that's likely the most logical explanation. We're just in a weird time when it comes to asteroids and little kind of celestial bodies and everything. I don't know if you've been following the atlas thing. I have been feverishly. Because it is the gift that keeps on giving. It's very entertaining. I. I just find that NASA, along with like, New York Post these days, they're just kind of allowed to say whatever they want, right? So like NASA, an asteroid has got caught in Earth's orbit and it's sizable enough to be perceived as like, something comp. It'll be here for a while. Instead they just go, we now have two moons until 2083. I'm like, what? Why are you just saying that? Like, why are you. Why are you just allowed to say that?
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Well, because you can just say stuff, I guess.
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So, yeah.
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Nobody. Nobody's gonna check it because, like, how is anybody going to determine that that's not a lie? And isn't NASA like Latin for lying or something?
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It means deception. I think it's Hebrew.
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That's even worse. That's even more weird because NASA was, like, created by the Nazis, but it's also Jewish.
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Yeah, dude, that's a whole can of worms. If you go down. It looks like Nancy's introduced something to the. To the thing. It might be an article. Maybe we could check this out a little bit. I can't see. That's very small. Types of second moons, temporary mini moons. These are asteroids captured into orbit.
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Look at toad.
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Very, very sharp. Well, the AI Overlords say no, Earth does not have a permanent second moon. But that's the caveat.
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It doesn't have a first.
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That's true. That's actually a stationary luminary that is inhabited by its hollow. It's got an obelisk on it.
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Oh, wait. What was your IQ again? Toad?
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156.
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156. I've been telling live.
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And you thought you were being. I was like, yeah, you were embellishing.
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I mean, it might have. It might have, like, plummeted after I had a stroke. I don't know. Because I got. I got tested for it a while back because they were gonna, like, skip me ahead in school. They're like, we have to test your iq so they get. It was all, like, pattern recognition. So I was like, I'm really good at this. And then they were like, you have a really high iq. You should move ahead. Like, multiple grades. And I was like, no, I kind of like my friends and my teacher. So I'm gonna stay right here. I like being smarter than everyone.
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See, I'm just gonna dominate third grade.
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Yeah, yeah, exactly.
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Peak right now.
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My teacher loved me. And then, you know, that was the only time that I got sent to the principal's office. Like, during my. Well, actually, it was the only. It was the only time during elementary school, I guess I should say I got in a fight. I actually. Well, you know about this. I decked this guy. I was. I was defend. I was. I was defending myself. Right? He was. It was out at recess.
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Carmine. I don't know. No, no, it changes every time.
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Carmine, Carmine up.
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When you said Carmine.
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Carmine. Yeah, dude, Carmine does. It doesn't count as a fight, right? Because that was.
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That was, I think broke your arm and bounce, right?
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Yeah, that was. That was in first grade or second grade. One of the. I forget. Whatever it was. I think it was second grade the first time I broke my arm. Carmine. He was this huge Italian dude. Like, I would. That was back when I weighed 38 pounds, if you remember. And Carmine probably weighed grade.
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Did you weigh 38 pounds in second.
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Grade and I was in grade I was a very short thin. Gain super flings are here to take your laundry to the next level. Talking about Gain super flings super sized laundry packs.
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These things are huge. Super fresh super clean Gain super flings.
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And I need it more. My cane was man. And the smell never leave.
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I don't know what to do.
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I'm always in the dark.
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The sweat and dead short smells like a dark.
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Downy rinse fights stubborn odors in just one wash. When impossible odors get stuck in.
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Kid with brittle bones and Carmine. Carmine was carrying me. He basically, like, threw me over his shoulder, and he was carrying me around a recess, and he tried to carry me up the stairs, this hill, and he dropped me, and I fell on my arm, my left arm. And I completely snapped the radius and ulna. And then the, like, the orthopedic. What? That. Whatever the hell he was.
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The.
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What is it an orthopedic surgeon? No, because I didn't really have surgery.
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Orthopedic, ortho or.
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Your mouth.
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That's your mouth, dude.
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No, that's what. No, no, no.
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That's what I'm saying.
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No, that's the. That's like the. Or that's orthodontist. The daunt means tooth. No, no, but whatever it was, the dude, like, snapped my bones. The dude, like, snapped my bones back together. And then he gave me only, like, a short arm cast, but it was such a severe double fracture that everybody was.
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The daunt means tooth. Why?
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Dentist dantist.
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Yeah.
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Is that it?
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Yeah, but this. So this wasn't. Well, maybe this guy was an orthodox.
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I'm looking that up. I don't believe you.
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Which is why he didn't know what he was doing with my arm. But he, like. I remember he snapped it back into place. And all they gave me was a lower arm and arm cast. And later on they were like, no, you should have had an upper arm, like, above the elbow cast, because your arm shouldn't have moved at all.
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My arm is a Greek root for tooth.
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Yeah. So my arm didn't heal correctly. So when I do this, you know.
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Why do you know that?
D
I can hear 156, man. 156.
A
38 pounds?
D
No, because of 156. Also, I went to an orthodontist. I had braces, and. But I. The. The. Like, my arm clicks when I rotate it now. From that. From the car. Mine breakage.
C
Yeah, And.
D
Yeah, and then. Yeah. And I can also, you know, as you know, you've seen it on Tower Gang. I can like, contort my wrists in, like, really bizarre ways. My left wrist from that didn't heal correctly. I broke my other arm in third grade, like, the year after that, when I. When it got caught in an escalator.
C
I don't have the sad music here. Keep going, though, because I. This is. It's making me feel good.
D
An escalator. An escalator handrail, though. The handrail, like, came off the runner. I was grabbing onto the handrail, and it came off the runner, and it, like, like, sucked, like, my arm. It, like, grabbed my fingers and twisted my arm, and that was a spiral fracture. And then my parents had to, like, talk to, like, cps because a spiral fracture is, like, what kids get when parents, like, twist their arms, twist their wrists there. They had to, like, take me into a room. They were like, are your parents doing this to you? I'm like, no. They had to, like, interrogate my parents over it, and. Which I also didn't even go to the hospital the night that it happened. My mom was just like, nah, it's not broken. And then, like, the next day, I was like, this is definitely broken. And then we went.
A
You know what it feels like. Has anybody ever watched the Goonies where when they kidnap Chunk and they have him in the basement and they're interrogating.
D
Him and, oh, I'm definitely Chunk.
A
And he's, like, telling him about all the trauma that's happened through his life. And the Italian guy's like, jesus Christ, kids.
D
Dude, I'm Chunk. They leave me behind, man. And they're like, yeah, he'll probably catch up to us later, but. But then I befriend. Dude. Sloth is Carmine. Holy.
C
There you go. Perfect. Wait, let's read. Let's read some more Super Chats. Because I feel like the people want to give more money.
A
Let's read some more super chats.
C
But they haven't.
A
We have to change.
C
Oh, my God. There's a lot. There's a lot more.
A
Okay, if you. If you send super chats, we will stop occasionally to read it.
C
Wanted to say hi. No.
B
What?
A
That's not what.
C
That's what he said.
A
All right. Toad wants to say hi to the.
C
Mason cam to the Mason cam. Hi.
D
Say hi to Toad. What's up, Mason? You single?
C
What's up? Oh, you're off the camera.
A
Thank you, Mason.
C
No more.
A
Appreciate it.
D
I thought that's what the show was for.
A
What? That's not what this show is for. All right, all right. Can you read some super chats? Because they're too far from me. I can't read them.
C
Nancy, please. And she left. The.
A
Nancy literally left. She's like, I can't do this shit anymore.
C
She's like a. She's like a Pokemon that we don't have enough badges to train.
A
Oh. She's like, Abra. You ever try to catch Abra? And it just keeps disappearing.
D
Abracadabra.
C
$10 schizo friend. David, don't talk, Toad. Move to Florida. He'll unfollow you on Twitter if you do. Lol. Still love you. I don't know what that means.
A
Oh, well.
D
Oh, yeah.
A
Period in time where people were pressuring Toad into moving to Florida, and Toad, he got overwhelmed, and he blocked them all.
C
Yeah. And 5.99.
D
I was blocking. Unfollowing, whatever. Yeah, that sounds right.
A
This is not quite guaman. 4.99 is one penny away from Guaman, so that's a blap. I'll have you know, if you're guaving.
D
It means you're like. You're rolling it like you got that Guam money.
A
You can go 5.
D
$5 by property. A guav dick.
A
Guav wrinkle says, what's Toad's blood type for 4.99.
C
I feel like you got to answer that.
A
That's black blap.
D
Are vampires gonna come after? Are you guys gonna come try to suck my blood? Take my blood?
A
This might.
D
Well, it's. It's not a B, so it's not as valuable. I'm A positive. Get it?
C
Well, dude, positive, right?
D
Well, isn't that just, like, you know, just totally appropriate, right? Because I was, you know, valedictorian. I was, like, a straight A student, and my. And my blood type is A plus. I mean, come on, man.
A
There's Nancy shows up right after. After he talks about his blood type. Nancy, we got Toad's blood type.
C
Yeah.
A
What happened, Nance? Where'd you go?
D
I don't know what happened.
C
Perfect. All right, all right. He said. He said his blood type is A positive. I don't even know if that's significant to you or not, but there you have.
D
It's a fairly. It's a fairly common. I Think A is the second most common type and positive is the most common. Hr. RH factor. I'm pretty sure.
A
Is that what all that means? Oh, my God. HR factor. I don't know.
D
Rh. Rh. Not. Not H. HR would be way worse, too.
A
RH factor.
D
I got that. Positive hr. I have a very negative HR factor.
C
After that cover.
A
Yeah, there it is, dude.
D
Yeah. And all the sexual harassment.
A
Quick, write that down. Write that down. There you go. Blap town, honey. Okay, Is that it for the super chats that we have access to right now? Because we're not monitoring Rumble?
C
Oh, I don't know.
A
I don't know. I think so. Nancy's been. She's been mia. She doesn't know what's been going on at Rumble.
C
All right, well, we have more content here. Something about Charlie Kirk's pastor's father. Why did you say this?
A
I actually find this really interesting. I'm gonna have to open my laptop to, you know, because there's no way I could read that on whatever the hell this is called, so. So, yeah. Charlie Kirk's father's pastor. Is that it? Dude. Leesburg, Florida, calling me again. That's very strange.
C
What do they want? Pick it up.
A
I don't know. No, I don't want it.
D
Is it like, the town of Lees? The mayor is calling you.
A
I don't know what's.
C
What's called.
A
It's weird, though, right? What the hell's in Leesburg? Okay, here we go. So Clint is calling. No, he's back in my jammy.
C
We don't talk about that guy on this show.
A
No, that's not true. We talk about him all the time. God bless him. I hope he's crushing. Okay, Dana Duda, who apparently is somebody, somebody, was like, you should talk to this chick. But then I looked at her. She's covered in, like, face tattoos. I said, maybe not.
D
Dana Duda sounds very Indian.
A
Yeah. No, she's white, so she goes. I'm sure it's a total coincidence that Charlie Kirk's pastor's father, Captain Roy Edgar McCoy, was the naval assistant chief of staff for psychological warfare.
D
Whoa.
A
Pretty interesting. So there's a picture here.
C
A bit of a stretch.
A
Is it a bit of a stretch?
C
Charlie Kirk's pastor's father? No, no.
A
Is that what it is? Charlie Kirk's pastor's father?
D
It was his nephew's brother's cousin's former roommate.
A
I like it. I like what it says. So entering the Navy in 1952, his career in included command commanding officer of the USS Somersworth. The USS Hubbard, destroyer, yada yada yada. USS Conrad Korenade. My bad. Providing inshore fire. Okay. He was also assistant chief of staff for psychological warfare. I mean, that is interesting. Naval intelligence, Chief of staff for psychological warfare. That's kind of fun.
D
Was that something? Yeah.
A
Like, is that something?
D
Well, does that mean that he. That means he was like in on like the MK Ultra project. So what was he. What was he doing?
A
Well, that's what I'm saying. Okay. If you're. Dude, that's exactly. I clicked on it because I was like, this is going to be an overlap. Naval intelligence, that's like, you know, L. Ron Hubbard crap. And, and yeah, I mean, psychological warfare, that's MK Ultra or one of the. What is it, like 148 sub projects that. That are associated with MK Ultra. I don't know. I.
C
You know what?
A
I. We never really got to talk to Toad about this. Where do you fall?
C
Have you? Yeah, I mean, give him the quiz because I'm sure that he was in one of these programs.
B
Oh, oh, yeah.
A
Oh, a gifted and talented program as a kid.
C
100.
A
Were you ever a part of that, Toad?
D
Yeah.
A
Okay. Do you remember the headset where they would play the different tones and you would have to, you know, sign somehow or, or let them know if you could hear the tone?
D
Yeah, but I thought that was just a hearing test.
C
They do it every. Every like six months to you or something.
A
Did you ever drink?
D
But my mom had administered those too.
A
Dude, imagine. Toad's mom is deep MK Ultra operative.
D
But no, she was the audiologist, I.
A
Think because he's got like a particularly high iq, High pattern recognition, autism.
C
What color are your eyes exactly?
D
Brown.
A
Brown end. Or just browned?
D
They're brown. I don't know, the dark brown kind of.
A
Okay, Dreamy. Did you ever drink a pink drink? Tastes like bubble gum.
D
Yeah, it was. I thought that was an antibiotic because see, I had to take this other antibiotic because I was allergic to penicillin and amoxicillin. So I had to take this. I had to take this pink antibiotic every time that I needed it.
A
What? Breaking news.
C
Toad's mom is an MKUltra.
A
No.
D
Like, was I not sick? What?
A
Well, I mean, it. It depends. I mean, what other telltale signs were there? Okay.
D
I thought it was supposed to taste like strawberry, though.
A
When you were in elementary school and middle school, do you ever remember being removed from the actual building and put into like a pop up trailer kind of A thing where you spent a lot of time on a computer.
C
Dude, the school by me. Pop up trailers that they would put kids.
A
High school did too. Elementary school. Abraham Lincoln School in a School 17 in Elizabeth, N.J. had them.
D
No, but I. I did, like, outside of school. I was like, in other computer programs.
A
What kind of computer program?
C
Wait, are. Yeah.
D
I don't even exactly remember. I don't know why.
C
Like, hooked up to the computers or. Or working on them?
D
No, like, working on them.
C
Okay. Are you circumcised?
D
Yeah.
A
Oh, not good.
C
Not good.
D
But. But not until I was three.
A
What?
C
Yeah, I forgot.
A
You were a late, late, late.
C
I don't know if I forgot or if I'm blocking this.
A
If you just pushed it out. Yeah, I'm a late automatic.
D
My foreskin didn't fall off until I was three.
A
I think it fell off.
D
What? I don't know, dude, because I woke up. Like, woke up and it was gone. Yeah, I was. I was out when it happened.
A
Yeah, I would imagine they probably don't keep.
D
I'm not kidding.
A
No, I. No, I don't think they would keep a kid awake if you're gonna do that, especially like that. That age. You know what I mean? You'd probably put him under.
C
Yeah.
A
If you were gonna give him the old sniper Roo.
D
My mom, like, my mom refused, like, to get me circumcised when I was a baby. Like, I'm not gonna mutilate my child like that. Like, you know, it's gonna be painful, whatever. Then I had, like, a hernia surgery or something. I was three. And I guess she was just like, all right, he's gonna be under. Remove his foreskin now.
A
You know, like a Two birds, one stone.
C
I think that, you know, we'll make a really good show.
A
What's that?
C
Matt and Toad. Where Matt.
A
Oh, my God.
C
The whole time, Matt reads the Bible to Toad.
A
Oh, I love that idea.
C
And Toad, that's wonderful. Tries to be better.
D
Matt Rife.
C
No, no, no, no, no. Matt Rife can't help you.
D
But the Rife machine. The Rife machine is like an all right, healing, like machine, though, isn't it?
A
I don't know.
C
They're out of business, so we'll. We'll figure that out. Should we call?
A
Are they, though?
D
I don't think they actually did anything.
C
What do you think?
A
No, no, no. We shouldn't call Matt here. We should. We should go on.
C
Why not?
A
One last question on the MK Ultra topic.
C
Oh, yeah.
A
And then I want to move on to some more content, because I don't.
C
Oh.
A
Oh, no. I did want to ask him something after this. So any. Any, like, military intelligence in your family? Like, grandpa on either side type of deal?
C
100%.
D
Not in. I mean, my grandfather on my dad's side was a mechanic in the military in the Korean War.
A
All right, all right. Innocuous enough. I wonder your thoughts on it.
D
Wasn't that smart.
A
Okay. All right.
D
But I don't know. He was. He was a mechanic, like, his whole life, basically. That is what he did. He also. He broke his back at one point when a garage door, like a service garage door fell on him. And he also impaled his spleen on, like, a rusty, like, junkyard vehicle and had to have his spleen removed. So he lived a lot of his life without a spleen based.
A
Do those feel like lies?
C
I don't know. I don't know where they begin, where they end.
A
Because you looked at me when I looked at you, and I said, either this is a fantastic story or he's just. He's just lying.
C
It's almost like there's no way.
B
That.
D
Was my grandfather, man. I don't know. And then I. I also think that his second wife actually murdered him, too.
A
All right.
C
Wow. So he's dead, huh?
A
That's crazy.
D
Yeah.
C
That's not good.
A
What was the. What was the. The. The conventional explanation?
D
His heart stopped. He had a lot of heart problems. They said his heart stopped. He was, like, 81.
A
Could be the party.
C
Old.
A
Yeah, 81.
D
I don't know. He was married to this very evil demon woman who. That was. That was her third or fourth husband who died under mysterious circumstances.
A
All right?
D
And she took all his money. And we came up with this. We actually came up with this, like, heist to try to, like, get the money back, and it failed.
A
Wait, you guys came up with a heist?
D
Yeah, my family. Is there a statue of limitations on this?
A
What? No, I'm pretty sure you're fine. I don't know.
D
But.
A
No, there's no feds that listen to this show.
D
Well, she's dead now, too, but. But all the money went to her family. I think her daughter died, too.
A
So, like, all that money?
B
Not really.
D
My grandfather wasn't rich, but it was like, you know, it was the money from the, like, house that he had owned, and he saw. He sold his house and moved in with her. It's a small house, but it was.
C
Something that owns the wine farm, the one that you get, like, wine, like Ellen Degeneres no, no, no, that's my mom.
D
That's. It's olive oil. That's. One of my mom's sisters is like super rich and like, is. She's like really rich and entrenched in like the Democratic machine. And she bought Ellen DeGeneres's house, which has an olive grove on it, and I get olive oil from it.
C
I'm already getting.
A
You think she's into witchcraft?
C
I'm already getting annoyed by the way he's pronouncing words like, I forgot, I forgot.
A
I like the way he pronunciates. Yeah, I like all that enunciation.
B
I like it.
A
But then I'm like. What did you. What do you think about the, the death of, of Charlie Kirk?
C
Do you have any.
A
Well, because, because, you know, we're talking about Charlie Kirk's pastor's father, military intelligence, and I just wondered where. Because, you know, it's like, it's been a while since the whole event and then, you know, things have kind of settled now, I think as far as, like, details go, we've gotten all the juicy stuff that we're going to get. Outside of any big revelations that might come in the future, where do you. Let's start on. Who do you think did it?
D
Deep State intelligence. I think it was an intelligence op. The. The FBI is obviously lying and covering something up. Like, the official narrative has way too many holes in it and it's way too convenient of what I think is a patsy. So, yeah, I think it's some combination of CIA, Mossad. I mean, they're kind of the same machine at this point. So. So it's the same people who killed jfk, killed Martin Luther King. They, I mean, they carry out all these high profile assassinations. I actually, in like, just because I wanted to research this topic, like in the wake of the Kirk assassination, I bought a book that's all about the Mossad assassination operations. Not even all of them, but it's like 800 pages worth of documentation of all these political assassinations that they've carried out.
A
Are you looking for patterns and it's.
D
Written by a Jew? Yeah.
A
Any interesting ones emerge? Because I, I kind of agree with you. It does feel like.
D
Yeah, all of them.
A
All of them, yeah. The JFK assassination for sure. Just in the sense of like, how many. I feel like we're being subjected to is a lot of like, false trails, you know, like dead end rabbit holes, a lot of things to keep kind of conspiracy theorists busy. And, and it's, it's, you know, it Looks like an Israel kind of a deal. Mossad, you know, more specifically, people get really upset if you say that it's Israel, but it's like, super. I don't know if it's sloppy or if it's intentionally sloppy. You know what I mean?
D
What.
A
What is just the whole, like, how many different angles you get of, like, the guy who's looks like he's squeezing a detonator and like, the other. Oh, yeah, runs over and tackles him and he.
C
He.
A
He removes something from laughing, and it's like the whole thing is, like, done in such a. A wide open way.
D
Wait, and you. Like a detonator would make way more sense. Like, if you wanted to actually complete the job, why would you have some shoot or, like, station somewhere who might miss? You know what I mean? A detonator is not gonna miss. It makes way more sense.
A
Right, right. It's. It's just strange to me how they knew that this thing was going to be covered by like, a million different camera angles, whether it's fixed cameras from whoever's recording the event or people with personal cameras and phones and all this other stuff. And. And it kind of all just came out pretty quickly. I mean, think about it. In the grand scheme of things, it was like, within a month, we had so many different plausible avenues to go down. And then, you know, it ended up being, in my opinion, the shure microphone thing really does seem to be it. What's going on, brother? You know, I could put them. Why not? You don't want to put them on the show?
C
This is a bad show.
D
How many people do you have in the stud?
A
Dude, this is a busy.
C
JJ, what's up? What's up, brother?
D
JJ, what's up, man? You single?
A
Toad says, what's up, JJ?
C
They asked if, you know, JJ's not single.
A
But. But within a month, we had so many plausible angles come out for, like, you know, avenues of. Of. Of what actually happened here. And it's just like, damn, dude, because you look at the JFK assassination, that takes. Takes years and years, decades of research for all these different angles to come out and all these different theories. We got as much as the JFK assassination. Assassination happens, but we got it in a month.
D
Yeah, it's because that. It's the new era now. Yeah, because we have this. Like you said, we have all the cell phone foot. We have so much footage of what happened, and that's with them covering up a lot of the footage, too. We still have a ton of it. Just because. Yeah, everybody has phones and whatever. Pretty much everybody's got a camera on them. And. Yeah, it unfolded, like, really quickly. It was like, holy. They, like, arrested that old dude, that Zinn dude, who. I was like, George Zinn? Yeah. I was like, he's clearly not the shooter. Yeah, George.
A
Not.
D
Howard's in.
A
This is something that we talk about in the show all the time. It's like, he is associated with the Boston bombing, Right? He calls a day after the Boston bombing. Boston Marathon bombing.
D
Yeah, he called him one of the Salt Lake City one. Yeah. After the Boston.
A
Yeah. And then he does the same thing after 9, 11. He calls and says, like, it's, you know, whatever the Taliban or something like that. I think he's even associated with the Sandy Hook event in. In some way, shape or form. And then, yeah, you find him here, pants down.
D
We got a sand Sandy Hook, you.
A
Know, look at that sign.
C
It somehow matches.
A
You did a great job.
C
I craft. I'm crafty.
A
You're crafty, dude, man.
C
Yeah, sorry. Sorry. I'm.
A
You're very distracted. It's crazy. So I just don't care.
C
I've been trying to, like, I have been trying to. And Candace Owens is doing a really good job of keeping it in the news.
A
Yeah.
C
But I just.
A
You just want to move on.
D
I know.
C
I mean, the cement is dry, and.
A
I feel like, crazy.
C
Is that, like, we should all just move on or.
A
Yeah, they paid.
D
They paved over it, like, within days of the crime. They paved over the entire crime scene.
C
Yeah.
A
Fun.
C
Yeah, whatever.
D
Why do they keep doing that with all these high profile events like the. The Idaho four murders, you know, at the University of Idaho?
B
They.
D
They demolished that house within, like, a couple months of it happening. So there's no crime scene anymore.
A
I'm a big fan of that. I'm a big fan of when they do a thing and it makes the conspiracy community, like, screech.
C
Yeah, well, back in the day, they used to just cover it in dunks.
A
Oh, yeah, yeah. Shout out Nebuchadnezzar.
C
Shout out King Nebuchadnezzar. Now they actually repave it.
D
He was Indian.
C
Oh, he might have been. That's a bad. I know, too. Damn. He's so.
A
He's so fast. It's so crazy. Okay, so. So let's find. If you don't want that, then we can move on.
C
No, I like it. I like it. I just feel like we're like, okay. Like, he's. That we're never gonna know at this point. It's just. It's it's so deluded.
A
All right, well, I'll let you pick then. We can either talk about the people who have set up a table that says Charlie Kirk had it coming, change my mind. They're like fat, hideous leftists, which I think is always fun to make fun of. Fat, hideous, hideous leftists. Or we can go. Thomas Massie calls for a ban on the US Government being able to use propaganda on the American people. So this is going back to like, whatever the fifth month act from, I guess, 2012. Obama administration. We're now legally allowed to propagandize the people. Thomas Massie's saying, pull it back. I kind of think let's keep doing it. I don't know. I mean, you. You pick one. Which one you want to talk about, top?
C
Oh, me?
A
Yeah, dude.
C
Oh, boy.
A
Yeah.
C
Let's talk about Thomas Massie.
A
Fine.
C
I'm sure that that toad has something smart to say about Thomas Massie. Again, more stuff that I just don't even know about. Like, I've been checked out. But what is.
A
You've been busy. You've been laser building a studio. Stuff.
C
Yeah, all kinds of stuff. Stuff. Demonic attacks. I've been having dreams. I've been having dreams lately.
A
What kind of dreams? You had another dream.
C
Prophetic dreams.
A
Oh, yeah. That was crazy. I mean, that was like. I didn't even. We haven't got to talk about that. I don't know if you want to talk about the show, but. Wow, right? What a banger.
C
I'm so glad that I said I sent you the time stamp over you.
A
Oh, no, I was there. You said it to my face. And then.
C
And then David becoming with dreams, and I'm like, you just be lying about something.
D
I made peace with black people in your dreams. It was like one of those black and white cookies.
A
Well, they were gonna assault you, I think, and. And then I came in and I. And then, like, everything kind of got cool. We were having pizza with them and stuff.
D
And like, why would they do that? I said the N word. I mean. Well, I think that's all it takes.
A
It might have been that. Well, yeah. I mean, historically speaking, that's all it takes for violence to be committed against you.
C
I said, chuck. Chuck from the G play said, we're doing better. He said, you've been doing better, Chuck.
B
Oh.
A
Shout out, Chuck.
C
Shout out, Chuck.
A
That's awesome.
C
My dream. I don't want anyone to talk.
A
You don't want to talk about it? No, I think it's inappropriate.
C
Is it?
A
Well, if it Got back to him. I mean, it's not your fault the dream happened.
C
I'm not gonna say. I won't say the whole dream. I won't say it the way I dreamt it.
A
Okay, you could say that. Yeah, fine, tell, say the dream then. No, this is it. Because this show is about dreams.
C
I don't want to say the dream. Thomas Massey calls for banning the US government from using propaganda on the American people. That's the SM act, right?
A
Yeah, dude, that's what I just said. What do you think about that?
C
I don't this guy anymore. What? Yeah. Is this significant at all or are we just. Is this just more masturbation?
D
Oh, yeah, I don't know exactly how significant it is because the government is just going to propagandize everybody regardless. So, I mean, I would agree with Massey on doing this, but I don't know how much of an effect it would really have because you're not going to stop, stop the government from doing that. They're going to keep doing that. So it's almost like the only way that you can handle this situation is to try to get people in power that are going to like spout the correct propaganda, if that makes sense, like counter propaganda to the propaganda that's out there right now. Because right now, you know, if the administration that's in there right now, I mean, they're already doing this, they're going to propagandize the people in a pro Israel fashion. And then obviously, I mean, and you could see what's going to happen if, you know, the Democrats are in there, they're going to propagandize, you know, using the woke progressive line basically, and still also be pro Israel. And it's going to basically be the. That happened during COVID and whatever. But you can't really stop it either. So I think you got, you gotta get, you got to get like Massey actually in, like in control of the propaganda, which is never going to happen, and then propagandize people in the right way, if that makes sense.
A
Well, the, the idea here would be that they weren't propagandizing anybody until the passing of the Smith Month Act.
D
Yeah, that's not true.
A
I mean, Disney, Disney was propagandizing children. You know what I mean? It's like all of it, all of the media that we consume in one way or another is some sort. It's got an agenda. If, if it doesn't have an agenda, it's almost not compelling. Right. In order to make a piece of media that is Compelling. It needs to have a message that it's trying to, to. So if you look at it in its lightest form, you go, of course they're doing it. But to say that there's not been an effort to sway us socially, politically, one way or another before 2012 is like, my ass, dude. Of course it's been the case.
D
Yeah. Is that when the act went in, went into place?
A
I think it was the Smith Mundt act. I said 2008 or 2012. And it's interesting because I'm looking up now, like Thomas Massie talking about propaganda. I'm not seeing anything. In recent times, he does introduce a bill to protect American from federally funded propaganda. That was reported about two weeks ago. But as far as like, I guess Trump escalates feud with Massey as Kentucky lawmaker targets government funded propaganda. That's, that's interesting. I mean, just think about the early days of Disney, right? So Disney in their early cartoons used to make war propaganda cartoons.
C
Yeah.
A
And Looney Tunes did the exact same thing.
C
Also anti Semitic propaganda, which was the best.
A
So. So it's like that's been happening for a really long time. Like, that's not, it's interesting just to say, like, oh, you're going to reverse that? Or maybe it's not even. I mean, we're just speculating that has to do with the Smith Monk Act. Oh, it does, yeah.
C
The, the separation between like private and public companies has, I mean, there, there's basically none at this point, especially after Covid with all the, the bailouts and stuff like that. So we're like, what really is a private company anyway? Is Disney? I don't think so.
D
They've vaccine mandates coming from all of them, you know, including, including the one that I worked for, which didn't have to adhere to that law because we didn't have 100 people. But they still did it. Like all these places were doing it. They're not private.
C
They're bitter about it.
D
They're taking their kids from the government.
A
I said, it still hurts, huh?
D
Well, I fought that. That's not why I got fired. I fought that. And they never fired me over not getting the vaccine like I was.
A
That's right.
D
I was banned from the office for not wearing a mask in these like cavernous lobbies with nobody there. And then for not having the vaccine. Then. Yeah, then they actually officially mandated it. They rejected my religious exemption. I couldn't get a medical exemption because the medical establishment is captured. And I had doctors that were either like, we're not going to talk to you or we recommend you get the vaccine. So we're not going to do that. I'm like, well, that. So I'm religious. That got rejected. Then I was just in this weird limbo state for a long time, which was even more strange because I could go to bars in Boston. Like, there were some bars that, like, didn't have the vaccine mandate in place, like, the small dive bars, and they're packed. And I'm like, I could just go to these places. I could run into co workers here. But I can't be in this, like, large office where I'm further away from these people. Yeah, it's very scientific. That was a weird period of time. And then the mandate got stricken down and immediately HR, like, messaged me and was like, come back to the office. Because I was remote. I was remote for like a year and a half. I came back and, like, some of the people who had been hired during that period of time had no idea who I was. But I, I, But I've been at the company for like, seven years or whatever.
C
It feels good to just let Toad go, because I. You never know where it'll go.
A
No, I mean, it's, it's an interesting point, but, you know, a lot of people look back at that time and they're like, oh, it was never about science. It was about compliance. And I like, that's kind of a hot take. And I like the way it sounds. But, like, I don't know if it was as much about compliance as about stupidity. And, like, a lack of organization, a lack of cohesion. Nobody had any idea what they were, like, unilaterally imposing, like, across the board. There was no standard. No, it was changing, like, all the time. I'm not trying to say that these people weren't, but I'm just saying, like, it was all really dull. Like, like, for example, it was both.
D
Really.
A
It was definitely both, but I think it was more so, like, at its root, it was compliance, but the branches that sprouted from that, the, the overwhelming body of it just became stupidity. Like, you have these ideas about.
D
That's how. Yeah, that's how it happens. Like, the, the people at the top are, like, extremely evil, and that's what they're pushing, compliance. And then they rely on all these minions who are the idiots that they're like the useful idiots, basically, that then. And help them carry out their. Yeah, you know, their whatever. I don't know what the word I'm looking for is, but carry out their agenda.
A
Agenda Yeah. I mean, if you go to, like, a restaurant, right? And it's like, okay, so you have to wear the mask when you're standing up, but as soon as you're sitting down at the table, you don't have to wear the mask.
D
Yeah, I don't have the virus anymore at that point. Right.
A
But then you go to, like, the owners and the. And the. And he's just like. People are screaming at the servers, and the servers are like, dude, I don't. I'm just happy to be here, like, working. And I have no idea. And honestly, I'm not even. It was. What was interesting is how many people just weren't even thinking about that.
C
Like, it was an interesting change of tune for us to be talking like this when we made Nancy get vaccinated. Yeah, well, because she's Asian, though. But, I mean.
A
Well, that was really the main. They had nothing.
C
Yeah. And they did make this thing.
A
So it's just about, like, what.
C
It's just, like, to air on the safe side.
A
Yeah.
C
You know, I. We don't want to have that stuff. Stuff.
A
Basically Japanese. Like, if she was Thai or. Yeah, that's a different type of Indonesian.
C
No, no, no.
A
I'd be like, no, because the island ones have a healthy immune system that's like a Milk. Asian. I guess Japan's an island, too, but they're like, that's.
D
That's when you're. Guam and.
A
Oh, yeah. Yeah. So I don't know, man. It's. It's strange to me. I don't know what it would look like, honestly, what would happen to the entertainment industry? And I'd love to see it.
C
Oh, Nancy's single.
A
Oh, Nancy is single.
C
Yeah.
A
Nancy, say hi.
D
What's up? Dance. I've met Nancy. You know that?
A
Hi. Yeah.
D
She has my address. She might actually just come over at some point. Stalking Nancy.
A
I told you that we have pictures of you, right? Like, we have actual pictures of you. Yeah, I know. From Bohemian Grove. That's really fun.
C
Weird. Like, her fate, everyone but her, is blurred out in the pictures.
A
Well, what's really funny is you showed me a picture. You were like. Like, do you have a picture of Nancy? And I was like, my God, she does look Japanese.
C
Yeah.
A
I was like, I don't know what it is when you talk to her. Maybe it was the flash of the camera that, like, made her eyes go like that. But I think here in the studio, we have to get the picture of, like, me, you, and Nancy and, like, put it in a frame. Put it on the wall.
D
I never got Japanese because, like, she's too tall, so I never thought she was Asian just for that reason.
A
She was in. In one of the pictures, she's, like, talking to me, and, like, she literally could just pick me up and hold me like a baby. Like, I. I don't remember how much tall she was. So much taller than me. I was like, geez, dude, I'm not.
D
I'm not that tall.
A
You're just. No, I'm just not a big guy. Yeah. Yeah.
C
That's not nice to say.
A
No, it's true. It's fine.
C
We actually have some more content. I have some surprise content here that I want to pull up. So, Toad, this is a blast from the past. Something a little bit of fun. I found this person again recently.
D
Oh, no.
C
Yes. And she's back. She's Jesus. Yeah. Black bucktooth Jesus has been reading the Bible. This one here says, I wrote in the Catholic Bible. And this is a Christian show, so I feel like we should watch it.
A
We should be careful. Oh, I feel like I thought you meant, like, watch our P's and Q's.
C
Like, well, we should watch her.
D
I feel like this person is probably related to me, to be honest.
A
Honestly, it's uncanny.
C
She's been through the same programs as you, for sure.
A
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
C
It's wild. Like, even the same choice in glasses, but. All right, let's check this out. Let's see.
B
Y' all want to see?
C
Oh, wait, what happened?
D
Okay, I'm gonna share. She's working.
C
This is a disaster.
D
Hey, everybody.
A
Man, it's just weird because.
D
Okay, I'm so excited. Part.
C
She's working on her ged.
A
Oh, good for her.
D
Wait, is that actually her name right there?
A
Oh, what's her name? Let's say it.
D
Isabella Heiderman.
C
No, no, no, that's somebody else. Whatever.
D
Oh, that's somebody else, all right. I was like, she's German.
A
What?
D
Or Jewish.
C
I simply cannot hear it.
D
I can hear it, actually.
C
Oh, you can hear it?
D
Yeah.
A
But we can't hear it.
D
Oh, yeah, that's strange.
C
Oh, is it muted?
A
Okay, who could have done this?
D
Oh, yeah, it was me.
B
Hahaha.
D
Hail Satan.
B
Y' all want to see something funny.
D
That a Satanist did to a Bible?
A
Oh, no. What happened? Who could have done this?
D
Oh, yeah.
C
Oh, boy.
A
I love it. I love the level of. Of, like, Edge Lord, kind of. But it's. But they don't do anything actually edgy. You know what I mean?
D
It's like, it's like high school. Like when you look. When you're like an anarchist or a Satanist in high school just to rebel against the man. You know what I mean? That's what. That's what she's doing. What she wrote. She wrote that in a bible at, like a bookstore or something. And then Bible back. I don't know what the that was.
A
I just can't get over how. How much, like, I mean, you obviously look. Look better than that immediately. Once you know it's a woman, it removes 300 points straight off the bat. Okay. The septum piercing, the unibrow, the goatee. Goatee. It's like all of it gets super bad. But it's so weird, though, because if you stood next to each other and you said, this is my ugly lesbian Satan sister, I'd be like 100. 100.
B
Yeah.
D
I mean, what I don't like is that she probably has a higher testosterone level than I do.
A
No, you have a full beard. You've got a wonderful beard going on. She just has the kind of like a kind of a little goatee.
D
That's true. She can't. She can't actually grow it. Yeah, that's true.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think there's enough tea flow into those veins. But that, I mean, like an Asian face.
D
It's Guam.
A
Doesn't feel like you.
C
No, she's not Guamination.
A
I think Guam is Asian. Yeah.
B
Really?
D
Yeah. It's a Pacific island. It's close to Japan.
A
I just can't. I. You know what's funny too, is she has a husband.
D
Yes.
A
Correct. It's not just like a. Like a lesbian. A bald lesbian Satanist. It's like, it. It's a. I'm actually.
D
I'm actually shocked that she's not with another ugly woman. Wouldn't you think that would be the case?
A
100. We watched a video not long ago where she was, like, riding a bike with her husband and. And it, like, through some fields, and it was like she looked like she was having a good time. And I go, that's weird. Yeah.
C
That's just very strange.
D
The testosterone is.
A
Yeah.
D
Made her eyebrows connect, which is.
A
Give her a unibrow. Yeah.
D
I'm gonna grow my facial hair. Oh, whoops.
A
I did testosterone, and all I got was this lousy unibrow. Yeah.
C
Let's see this. Let's see this video.
B
Okay.
C
What is she saying?
D
But I'm a little scared to share it, but I'm going to anyways. It's a part of my Journey. I am working towards my ged.
A
I was homeschooled, and I don't like.
D
The fact that it's a homeschool diploma and not an actual, you know, real paperwork. So I'm gonna fix that.
C
Oh, my God.
D
This is my study guide.
A
Pause that.
C
I kind of really love how completely opposite she is. She's, like, so against the man. She's like, I was homeschooled, and I have a degree, but I want to get the propagandized version of the degree.
A
I want to get the. The institutional. What?
C
I don't know. What was the curriculum? How do you end up like this?
A
You literally homeschool your kids so they don't become trans. And this didn't work. This wasn't the case.
D
She probably rebelled again. Her parents were probably, like, strict Christians that she rebelled against them. Probably. They up.
A
You know what? I'm having a revelation here. Now, within the MK Ultra program, there is a hyper fixation on twins. And I'm thinking here, oh, just given some of the things that Toad said where he goes, wait, I wasn't sick, but I drank the bubblegum pink stuff. Of course I remember the hearing test. In fact, it was administered by my mother.
C
You think like. Like they were split at birth?
A
I think they were split very early. And there's a reason that you found. Because twins have this connection action. They can't be separated. And so the fact that you found her at all and introduced her on Tower Gang, I just don't think it happens in a vacuum. I don't think it's a coincidence.
C
I don't think so either. Well, let's find out what she thinks about it.
D
Top found her, though, right? Not me. Or did I find her?
C
I don't remember somebody I don't know. Yeah, this is wild.
D
Pyramid scheme, Satan mask, basically.
A
And when I started researching religion and.
D
You know, researching all that stuff, that's the one of the conclusions I came.
C
To, to be honest. It looks better with the mask on.
D
Yeah. Yeah.
A
Yeah, I guess. Yeah, I can see that. Oh, boy.
C
This is just unfortunate.
A
It's just homeschooling is not a guarantee.
C
No, I. I feel I'm. I'm rethinking my life right now.
D
Yeah, no, this is literally like a pyramid scheme. What are we doing here? The.
B
The.
D
Those churches, that land could be used for, like, community gardens or, you know, more places, probably.
A
Yeah. Matt's like, yeah.
D
You know what I just realized because. Because she was homeschooled. She and I were both valedictorian. Too.
A
Well, she didn't really.
C
I mean, queen.
A
She was everything dog.
C
She was.
D
She was one of one baby student.
A
Of the month every month. Oh, look at that. I've managed to.
C
This is just. I don't even know how much more of this I could. One more. One more video. Then we have to move on because this is just. Just. I thought it was fun.
A
Oh, I thought that was the Jewish Japanese monster mask.
C
I think it is. That's a Tangu mask for sure.
D
I think it is. Yeah. Fit my glasses onto my mask. This is going to be a game changer. This is going to go really well.
B
With my black mass outfit.
A
Oh, look at that.
D
I've managed to fit my glasses onto my mask.
A
That's demoralized.
C
Amazing. Toad, you're like a couple steps.
A
Well, it's.
D
I've said that exact line, actually. Like, you know, when I have Halloween costumes, if they like, require a mask or something. I think I've said that exact line.
A
Like.
D
Yes, I'm able to fit my glasses on top of my mask so I can still see.
A
It's the edge of a knife. Those two right there. Toad and this woman.
B
Ma'.
A
Am.
C
Ma'.
A
Am.
C
It's ma'.
B
Am.
A
That is the definitive which way Western man meme. Right there. Like that is. That's such a subtle branch in the tree. Like a subtle deviation in the branch. Yeah, but it's a very important delineation.
D
Do you think she has a positive.
C
Should I ask her what her blood type is?
D
What's the opposite of a positive, though? I don't know. Is there considered to be an opposite of it?
A
Nancy, you. This is your wheelhouse. Do you.
D
B negative.
A
Maybe you never want to be negative. You don't want.
D
Maybe she's being negative.
A
Go ahead. She's. No, she's gonna. Go ahead, do it.
C
Whatever.
A
She can't report our. She's gonna black mass report our page. But.
B
But I.
D
But I also. Friends, but I also actually have a sister, as you probably know, and she doesn't look anything like me. And she's 5 11.
A
Yeah, that's because you are part of an experiment and you were separated from your actual birth sibling, you know, pretty early.
C
Again, you did it. I know, but you guys, we didn't.
A
Tell you to do anything. I didn't even tell you to.
D
But I must be.
C
She would dig.
D
I must be biologically my parents, though, because, like, I look like my mom. Like, I got the Italian features. And then. Well, and then my dad has like this horrendous Overbite. And I got that, too, which. That's why I went to the orthodontist. It all comes.
A
I never noticed you had a horrendous overbite, you know, because I got.
D
Because I got rid of it because I went to an orthodontist. It was just. It was awful, dude. Like, I got braces, but I also had headgear and a retainer, and I had to wear headgear every night. And it, like, shifts your jaw, you know? It, like, it brings you.
C
Toad said, wait. Comets.
A
Any bottom of the blenders.
D
Yeah.
B
No, I know what it did to you the other day.
A
Yeah.
C
You want to meet Toad? Do you want to meet.
B
Yeah. Yeah.
C
Well, you know what? Get. Grab. Grab that headset right there. So do you got it?
A
You got to meet Matt. And you and Toad sits here in a close.
D
Mason, back. Bring her in.
A
Yes. No, Mason, don't let Toad see you. Don't. Don't let Toad see you. He's all. He's all distracted.
D
I am.
C
No, she's showing Standard Coffee shop.
A
Coffee shop placement. Okay, I'll allow it. It's very.
D
Oh, I thought she was doing the, like, the catwalk, like, spin.
A
No, Mason, you're not miked up. Mason, you're not miked up. Nobody knows what you said. Nobody's coming in. It's. It's closing time.
C
Yeah. Closing time. Bye, Mason.
A
Goodbye, Mason. No, it's right behind the thing. Mason, you don't have to get upset about it.
C
This is.
D
Wait, did she work at a coffee shop? I don't even know what's happening right now.
A
Yeah, yeah. Mason. Mason works here at the Standard coffee Shop.
B
Yeah.
A
Mason.
D
And your studio is a coffee shop.
A
Yeah, dude, she loves the limelight.
D
Yeah, I'm gonna. I'm gonna come down. I. I already like her. I'm coming down.
A
Are you gonna come down? That's what it takes. You won't come down for us, but you'll come down for. For Mason. That's a very insulting. Yeah, because we offered you to come down.
B
Don't tell her that.
A
Nobody has any questions. Nobody has any. Come. Come closer to me. Matt, you got to scooch a little bit.
B
Toad, if I could just say you crush it with the Blink 182 song on the ukulele.
D
Oh, thank you.
A
Which.
D
Which one?
B
Sound in my headphones.
D
I miss you. The one that I just posted.
A
He said, which one? The one. I miss you. The one that he just posted.
C
Posted?
B
Yeah.
C
Is it.
B
No. The one you guys play when you go on break.
A
Well, we play every possible.
D
Oh, I've done a bunch of them.
B
No, take care of the customers. Like, stop screwing around.
D
I've done a bunch of blank code now.
B
Oh, you do? Yeah, yeah.
D
What's up, Matt?
B
How are you, bro? It's good to meet you, man.
D
I'm all right. Good.
C
I'm. I'm glad you guys are meeting because Toad needs a lot of help.
A
He does need help. He's good, actually. No. Toad is probably crushing harder than. Than maybe any of us.
C
No, he's not.
B
Can you go? Please go.
D
I'm not crushing.
A
Bye, Mason.
B
Go, clock out.
A
This show's not about you, Mason.
B
She's just milking the clock.
A
If you're gonna come through that door and you're not gonna bring bottom of.
B
The blenders or whatever, Clock out. Let's go.
A
Oh, my God. Sorry. This is a very chaotic.
B
I'm sorry. But when I saw the whole. Yeah, the Blink 182 lately, I was like, bro, who is this? And he's like, yeah, that's the Toad.
A
He's a phenom.
B
I was like, wait, the same guy who was shooting the guns? I saw the thing with the shooting the gun.
C
Oh, yeah, yeah.
B
And then Top was like, dude, he's got like a 140 IQ.
C
I was like, really?
A
I thought it was 156.
B
Yeah, yeah, no, yeah, it was weird, cuz he's like, I have like a one. He's like, he's got a 140 IQ. And then top's like, I got like a 120. He's like, bro, you probably have like 75, maybe 80.
A
Yeah, I think Toad, you said at the top of the show, right? 156.
D
Yeah.
A
Yeah.
B
Wow.
C
Well, I mean, just go ahead and just introduce and. And let Matt know a little bit about yourself because I. I try to. I didn't even try to explain Toad to you.
B
You never did? No.
C
He's an enigma.
B
Well, you just kind of keep. It's like separate from me, which is fine. Yeah, it's fine.
D
I don't know how to. How do I explain myself who I am? I have no idea.
A
You.
D
I mean, I'm named after a Mario character, which has been my name for most of my life. I mean, I don't know. I play ukulele very. Which I started doing in my 30s. I've been a singer.
A
You never lost? You. You've never lost a Halloween costume competition?
C
I've lost.
D
But since I've been doing a Halloween office costume contest, I think I've won six times since 2016. I think that's what it is.
B
Impressive, bro.
A
Very impressive.
D
I mean, skipping the covered years, too.
B
So in your 30s, you learned ukulele. Are you, like, how old are you?
D
How.
B
Like, I don't understand what the age bracket.
C
That is the worst. That is the worst thing ever.
A
It's. Wait, wait.
C
Anyone has ever said to anyone in your 30s, you've learned ukulele.
B
That's what he said.
A
Don't tell him.
B
He just said him.
A
Guess how old Toad is.
B
I have no clue.
D
Early 30s. I learned it. Yeah.
A
So how old do you think Toad is?
B
No, he looks like he could be 30s or he could be 60. He kind of has, like, that line. He kind of has that look where he could be, like, e. You know, there's some people. You're not sure.
A
Yeah, that's.
D
I like that.
A
Yeah. How old are you, Toad?
D
40.
B
Oh, nice, bro.
A
No, I love that.
B
So we're boomers. That's good.
A
Good. No, that's not.
B
So what. So is that. Is that your real hair or what?
D
Hair?
A
Oh, that's very funny.
B
What? I can't see if there's, like, hair combed over or. It's a hood.
A
It's a death squad cloak, dude.
B
Oh, gotcha. Bald.
A
Yeah.
C
Dude. He's falling apart.
B
That's what I was asking. I thought it was hair that was, like, combed.
A
Yeah.
D
I'm bald. I'm a stroke victim. You know, we don't want to go over all my ailments again. But she.
A
Wait, in second grade.
D
Read 38.
A
38?
D
Yeah. 38 pounds.
B
I respect that. Yeah.
C
Yeah.
B
Funny fact about the Raven. He ate 30, 38 pounds of Graham crackers at the house the other night. And chili. And venison chili.
A
I ate a lot of the Venice chili. I had about three to four bowls of the venison chili. I didn't have a single graham cracker.
D
No.
A
Thank you very much, Toad.
B
Are you from, like, New York City or New Jersey or Boston? Where are you from?
D
Boston.
B
Nice.
D
How'd you. How'd you know I'm from the Northeast?
B
You just had those vibes. I have family in North Reading.
A
Oh, yeah?
D
In Mass. Yeah. Hell, yeah. One of my aunts. One of my aunts lives in Reading.
C
I almost don't want to say anything and just let them go back and forth and feel each other out, because this is.
B
You don't want me to.
A
Is it.
D
Is this a me. Cute mat. Are you single?
A
I like. This is Alpha Toad.
C
This is what we do. Everyone who's coming.
A
It's called being dominated.
B
Okay.
A
Yeah.
B
So have you ever heard of Austin Prep High School in North Reading?
D
I don't think so.
B
Okay, what about Phillips Andover? Yeah, I got a cousin that works there.
D
Jeez.
B
Jesus.
D
Oh, yeah, yeah. And Andover is huge. But I kind of just know, like, somewhat of the layout of Andover because that's where Tom woods is from. Libertarian podcaster Tom Woods.
B
You know what?
C
It is so great.
A
I love these two people here. It's wonderful people, right? It couldn't be more different from one another.
C
No.
B
I feel like me and Toad have a ton.
A
No, you have nothing to connect to.
D
First off. No, I would hang out with this guy group.
A
No, you would definitely hang out.
B
So I graduated in 98. He graduated high school in, like, 02. Like, we were in the same.
A
Oh, three.
D
Oh, three. Yeah.
A
Oh, three.
B
Yeah. Yes.
C
No, you weren't on top of your class.
A
No. Have you won six consecutive or not consecutive, but almost consecutive Halloween costume challenges at your job?
B
No, but I can, like, juggle and, like, throw knives. And if we were at a party, like, me and Toad would be like.
A
We were just at a party at your house and you didn't see it. I didn't see a single knife thrown or, or, or a ball juggled.
C
Not for us.
A
No. So I think he's lying.
D
He didn't juggle Raven's one ball. What? Why not?
A
Ah, that was a ball.
B
I mean, there was a lot.
A
As a testicle joke.
C
There was a lot. He's making fun of David. So this is really nice for me. I, I, I enjoy the, this is like the, the awkward nature of it is really. It's just like, it. I know. David is.
A
No, I, I dick. I, I despise it.
B
He just said, I dick. He just said that.
A
I did not say that.
B
Yeah, you're the king of clowning people.
A
When they do that. Like, just now. I didn't say that. Toad, are you gonna actually come down and hang out?
D
Yeah, at some point.
A
It's just. This is amorphous. Some point. How about in November? How about this? This, this November? What do we have going on in November?
B
You live in Boston now.
D
Yeah, outside of Boston.
C
Just tell him your situation because we were trying to explain what was going on with you, and he doesn't even know the song long.
D
Oh, well, you got to know the song. It was, it was the, it was the feel good hit of the summer this year. It's called Heil Hitler by Yay. It was it was a huge banger. It got. It got removed from every platform really quickly. And, like, shortly after it was released, I covered it on ukulele. It went, like, massively viral. And a lot of people got really angry at me about it. It. Some of them. And I wish I could figure out who, because I think it was probably some of the libertarian people who just hate me that much and don't have anything better to do, want to interfere with my life. They doxed me, like, figured out who I am, figured out what company I work for, called my company and demanded that they fire me over this cover. And then that is what they did. And they waited until I was remote. They. They left.
A
They, like.
D
They let me work for an entire week, and I saw, like. Like, hr, like, meeting with, like, the CEO and me and meeting with my manager, and I'm like, what the.
C
Like, I'm like, oh, yeah, the leader was actually.
A
I remember. I remember that. And we were thinking, like, what was the job?
B
What were you doing for a job?
D
Software engineering.
B
Oh.
A
I was making the lead up was like, toad. What? Kept saying, like, I think they're having meetings about me. And we kept being like, dude, no, they're not. Yeah.
D
And then they waited until I was remote, and then they, like, created this deceptive zoom meeting that was set up to be, like, one of the daily engineering meetings. And I get ambushed by HR and the CEO, and they're like, yeah, we've been made aware of a certain video, and. And we're gonna. And we're gonna let you go.
B
Like, yeah, I'm terrified of HR anyway. I even sing songs like that.
A
If one of your. Imagine, like, if one of your employees sang a song like that and then it came to your attention.
C
Great. Question. Question.
A
If Mason.
C
He doesn't know the song.
A
That's true. I don't know how we put this into perspective.
D
My cover of it is on. On Twitter. You can go play my cover of it right now.
C
Yeah, but you can't even pull up the lyrics. It doesn't. Like, the lyrics aren't listed online anymore. They won't let it be listed.
B
That sounds terrible.
D
Yeah, but that's. That's. That's partially because if people actually read the lyrics, they would realize that it's a song about him getting canceled and not being able to see his kids and not being able to access his money over saying things that are too offensive. That's what the song is about. And then it approved its own point. It's crazy. Like, that. Then by singing that song, the exact thing of the song is about. Happened to me.
B
Well, I'm not shocked to hear that if it's about Hitler, went on a show and said nice things about Hitler and then.
A
Well, I said a lot of things about Hitler.
B
They got edited in a weird way where they didn't let him finish.
A
Well, it didn't get edited in a weird way. It's just like you, if you speak for.
C
For an hour in the exact way.
A
Just like chopped off the end where I said, but, you know, he was an occultist in a. In a. And a bad guy. But you can't put two hours of my interview into a two hour documentary. Right. So you only take 20 minutes of it where I'm like, yeah, dude, Weimar Germany, the Bolsheviks, yada, yada, yada.
C
Do you think you could help Toad? Like, because you're like, Matt's kind of like a guru of help. Help.
A
That's true.
C
You are with the man.
B
That's like a. That's the kindest thing you've ever said. You are.
C
At least you try, you know, you.
A
Make it things about it because it's very strange.
B
I'm not sure how to take it or if there's like a punchline coming.
C
No, he fancies himself a guru of help. He told me that they have said it in a text message.
D
Self help guru.
B
He's.
C
He's not unemployed.
A
That's true.
C
He's.
B
He's living his best life. Life, dude.
A
Toad, would you say you're living your best life?
D
That's debatable. I feel. I mean, I feel like I'm teetering on the edge.
A
You know what his ukulele channel is called?
B
No.
A
Covered in uke.
B
Okay.
C
I mean, he's getting there.
B
Okay. Yeah, I have that. How could we. How could we help the Toad?
C
I don't know.
D
I do sports, Ben. And content as well.
A
Oh, he's a. He's a feverish. Better. He's betting his money away, you know. Yeah, it's awful.
C
But he stopped watching. He stopped watching pornography, which is good.
A
Which is. Which is wonderful.
C
Right, you're done?
D
Yeah.
B
Okay. That's good. That's great.
C
Are you done? Are you done? Done.
A
But are you done?
C
Because like last time, last time he said, I'm not watching. Well, he said he's watching it, but.
A
He'S not participating in it.
B
Well, the picture is clear. Walk in the spirit so you don't fulfill the lust.
D
I'm not that interested in it. Like, I don't know, I'm more I'm more interest into like, you know, like.
A
I don't know, the music. The music of it?
D
No, like the, the aesthetics of. Of like the female form. You know what?
A
I help him.
C
Can you, can you help him?
B
Yeah, no, he got a Bible and started, you know, reading it on a regular basis. The scripture is clear. Walk in the spirit so that you don't fulfill the lust of the flesh. The lust of the flesh just loses its shine once you get in the spirit realm. Once you get into that world, you're like the eternal realm. You're kind of like, yeah, the stuff of the natural realm. Film isn't that cool? Like deflect. Are you yawning again?
A
I'm not yawning. I'm laughing. Entering this dude.
D
Entering the spirit world. Sounds like dying.
A
Well, no, no, no, I'm not. I'm not yawning. I was laughing and I was covering my face.
B
Giant yawn.
A
I was, I was a big. It was a big smile boring you. It's this unbelievable meetings of two different worlds. You know what I mean?
B
Your energy is low. Your energy is low right now.
A
No, no, no. I just think that it is. It's a wonderful mixing of two different.
C
What we have to get him in the same room is like, that's really what needs to happen.
B
Toad come down and hang out. But like, how could we help him? Get him a software engineering job somewhere.
A
Or like, I don't think he wants one. I mean, Toad is a. Is. Is a, is a. What would you call it? He's not a character personality to be making pieces of media.
C
A lot of the help that I try to give him, he rejects outright.
A
Right.
C
You know, so I can't, I can't.
A
Well, because, because of the way, you know how he says, okay, hold on.
D
I'm stubborn.
B
It's borderline inappropriate. But it's not. Because, like, you know, in a weird way, bro, like in just a very honest way. Yeah, I do too. But you get a wife for that. Like, that's the whole thing. Like, like, even, even Paul says, if you're going to burn with lust, get a wife.
A
You know why he doesn't have a wife too? It's. He says he's waiting for somebody that he actually loves. You know, he's a virgin, which is incredible.
C
Come on.
A
No, no, I think that's incredible. And when you ask him about it, he goes, I'm waiting for somebody I actually love. Which is like, no, no. I just have a very serious question.
B
Are you from the of Israel by Any chance from.
D
Wait, am I from what?
B
Are you Jewish?
D
No.
B
What's your descent? Like, what are you.
C
Oh, boy. This is a rabbit hole.
D
No, I'm just Swedish. Italian. French Canadian. So, like, the Swedish side is, like. Is. Is Protestant. New England, Congregational. The Italian side is Catholic.
B
Oh, no, I'm just saying it's a lot. It's like a wild mix. You have a family reunion, and there's fist fights. I get it. It's just like.
A
Don't you think.
D
No, they're all right.
A
That he goes like, oh, I don't want to just throw it away. I'm waiting for somebody that I love.
B
Okay, but how do we find the chick that can, like, appreciate it?
A
Well, he has.
B
Awesome, man.
D
She's your employee right now.
A
No, he's in love with Mason. No, you can't be. No, no, you can't be in love with.
B
She probably kn. Loved the attention.
C
Oh, my God. Are you kidding me?
A
She was, like, dancing in. In the. In the. On the. Mason. And it's. We're. We're trying to do a show here, and she's like, look at my shirt.
C
Realistically made somebody that would want to hang out with her, apparently. Yeah, but listen, that's not. That's not what we're doing.
A
What do you do, Toad? Introduce her to the world of sports gambling. That's unhealthy.
B
Yeah, that's really.
D
Is it, though.
B
Yeah. I used to work for a guy. You know, the guy I went to work was when I was 16. He was big on gambling, and he would be like. I. I'd catch him, like, on the cell phone or back side of the be, like, give me a dime on the Knicks.
D
No, no, no, no.
A
He's.
D
He's doing, like. He's doing the. With, like, you know, you got, like, the personal bookies and whatever.
B
They'll actually say, that's the OG this is, like, 97.
D
They'll send guys to break your legs. No, no, no.
B
Like, yes, yes.
D
It's. It. There's more of, like, an official process now, official channel. I mean, you have to pay your money, like, up front at these, you know, websites where you do it. But I'm talking about, like, I do it for the grind, man. Like, I've done it for 18 years, and I've won money at doing. Doing It's. It requires a lot of discipline. So you only have, you know, certain walking BET segment. Here's wnba take the Washington Mystics, plus the points. Oh, yeah, I won this one.
B
Looks like without the Atlanta.
D
Dude, the Mystics won this game outright. This is a great place. Revenge spot for Washington, but Atlanta coming up, I think.
C
I think Matt would discourage you from continuing sports betting, especially.
B
No, I wouldn't discourage that.
C
Why not? You should.
D
It's sports wager, man. Because I'm doing it with skill, like, where I think I actually have an edge. You know what I mean?
B
Oh, you guys are saying because Christians don't gamble. Is that where you're going with this?
C
No.
A
Isn't like, good people don't get gambling for 18 years?
D
You.
B
Dude.
A
Seems a little excessive.
B
Oh, no. You give your life to the Lord, and then whatever happens next, that's what happens. You don't start just changing stuff before. Like, I like.
D
Yeah, it kind of sucks because he only lets you bet on the Anim Angels, though. So then you're like, like, completely.
A
Quick and witty. He's quick and witty, man. That was good, dude. That was good.
C
You think you could help. You think you could help him?
A
I think you could help him by having him come down here and have homies to spend time with.
B
And you should move out of the northeast. It's very. And depressing for people that live there.
A
I mean, who are you hanging out with, dude?
D
No one. My mom.
A
Oh, well, your mom's awesome. She can come here, too.
C
I'm part of the MK Ultra program.
D
I have, like, one. I have one friend up here. I have one friend up here who likes. Who still hangs out with me.
A
Show, show. Show him Toad's counterpart twin. Yeah.
C
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
A
So Toad's mother is. Is part of the MK Ultra program. And when he was a kid, because they have an obsession with twins, they separate. And it's odd because they're separated. They look exactly the same.
B
Personalities are drastically, completely relying on the chat right here to find out if I'm just getting, like, mocked right now.
A
It's not at all.
C
How could we mock?
A
How could we mock?
B
Y' all want to see something funny?
A
This is literally the Bible. Oh, she's a Satanist.
C
She's a Satanist. And they were split at birth or something like that. Here we go.
D
Hey, everybody. Yeah. She only bets on the New Jersey devil. Little scared to share it, but I'm going to anyways. It's a part of my journey, God. I. Towards my ged. I would.
A
And I don't like the fact that.
C
All right, all right. So that's his. I don't know how they're related, but they're related for sure.
A
But I think that Toad Needs, number one. He doesn't need a job.
D
He.
A
He's a personality, and he needs to be making content.
C
He needs money. He does need. He doesn't.
A
That's.
D
That is the trade off. I was making a ton of money doing software, but I hate, hate working for people. And I only had one job that I actually enjoyed in that field because it was just the right setup where it was, like, a fun company. My manager was an awesome dude. Like, my team was really fun to work with.
C
No, no. I think it's a blessing that he got fired from that job. Although I did. I did warn you, when you put that.
A
That. That.
C
That video art. Yeah, the art that you did. I said, hilarious. But I did say there are consequences for this.
A
Yes.
C
And then it went super viral. But the company he worked at, there's people having strokes left and right. He had a stroke.
D
No, that was my first company. My first company.
C
First company.
D
Three people had strokes in the office, including me. One of them was. One of them was my Indian manager. So I don't give a. What happened to that guy. One of.
A
One of them was.
B
You don't like the Indian people.
D
One of them was this cool guy named Tom, and he had a brain tumor and he died. And then mine wound up being a. Like mine. Yeah, I had the stroke and it turned into a grandma seizure.
B
I want after the injection or.
A
Never got it.
D
He literally.
A
Job. He's not getting it.
B
Oh, good. God bless you, bro.
A
In Boston.
D
No, this was. This was because I was morbidly obese. I. I weighed like 200 pounds at five six. I was horrible. Like, after I graduated from college, I stopped working out. I was, you know, I had my software job. I was eating. Eating really unhealthy. And that led to me having, like, extremely high blood pressure, which also put me in an ER visit and wound up having a stroke a few months after that.
B
Wait, so you're not big on diet? Can you imagine how good his life would go if you guys are doing that?
D
I changed. No, I. No, I changed my life. So I lost, like, 25 of my body weight after that.
B
Bad.
A
Well, he's got weights on the floor.
B
I love if the Raven did that, bro.
A
I am working out every day. I think really what he needs is to be down here and to have, like, community. Yeah, I think he needs to hang with the homies. But look, this is the truth of the situation now. Now, it's awesome that that toad loves his mom and. And. And that's huge, but there's nothing Keeping him up there. Besides that, which is, you know, that's a big fact. Actor. But he has the money to come. To come down here. The thing that is. Stop. And correct me if I'm wrong, Toad. The thing that's stopping him from coming down here is just the anxiety of it all.
B
What?
A
Is that true? I may be mischaracterizing that. Am I? Is that true?
D
Yes. No.
B
Don't let that stop you, bro. That's actually what my first show is going to be about. Like, is that topic.
C
Oh, I love that.
B
Yeah.
A
You're gonna talk about. He is kind of a guru.
B
I'm just talking about, like, get out there and do it, bro. Like, the whole hold in. The first thing I'm gonna do is gonna be on Moses at the burning bush. And it's when he turns aside to go see it, then God talks to him. Like, there's so many things in our life, like, the bush is on fire, but we're just like, walk right by it. Right. But it's like, no, just go. Just go check it out.
A
Oh, yeah.
B
What if something bad happened?
C
Wait, wait, say that again. He was like. The bush was on fire.
B
I don't want to give it away.
A
Well, I think that's true, though. Right now, the bush is on fire, but Toad doesn't want to look at it because it brings him a great deal of anxiety.
B
Yeah, it's like, bro, just go. It's like. It's like. Like, you live on a playground.
D
No, if the bush is on fire, that's definitely a. I'm skipping.
A
No, Toad. Oh, my God.
B
No, I'm just saying, like, you don't want to be on your deathbed. I know, but that's what I'm telling you. You don't want to be on your deathbed and be like, oh, my life. Way better.
A
Yeah, he's.
B
If I would have just, like, taken some chances and did some risky things as opposed to just like.
D
I mean, I'm gonna have more of like, a death. I don't know. Car or river, probably.
B
Probably.
A
No.
B
Not gonna die like that.
A
He's not averse to risky.
C
I think this is the best show.
B
Bring him here, bro. Get him in the mix in the coffee shop. If he just played the ukulele out front, somebody give him a gig.
A
Dude, are you kidding me?
B
He wouldn't have to be locked in a building in Boston where it's cloudy outside, like, 90 of the time, and you're just.
D
Yeah, I can't busk in Boston because in Boston the buskers, they all get like attacked by black people. And the most ridiculous thing is one of the most famous buskers is this guy named Keytar Bear. He wears this full bear costume and he plays a keytar and black people assault this guy all the time and it turns out he's black.
A
But they don't know that because he's wearing a bear.
D
Yeah, exactly.
B
Yeah.
D
What?
A
That's a true story, man.
B
I'm glad you got your energy back though. You yawn, it like ruins my day.
A
I didn't yawn. I was laughing at just the. The.
C
Just because he's like overweight. It's the.
A
I'm not overweight. I'm not yawning. It was a bull be that I.
C
Just thought was very funny. Can you help that though? Do you see what I mean? How like how wildly he's fluctuated from yeah, one thing to no, no, I.
B
Think it's part of the down here and got a little risky. Just like got an apartment. His mom would probably move down too, because she doesn't want to live in the cold all the time.
C
She says no, but she has.
B
She would 100 move if he left. 100.
D
She'd have to leave my father. Like, my dad is never gonna leave that house.
B
There's true depression from the nasty weather, bro.
A
Oh, yeah, like it's a real depression.
B
Yeah, yeah. Jess said that's why she could never live in upstate New York or anywhere like that ever again.
D
Yeah. My parents have done it for their whole lives. I don't know.
A
Well, I mean, look, and there's 70. You do have to.
B
How many brothers and sisters is there?
D
I have one sister.
A
What?
B
Older or younger?
D
Younger.
B
Where she live at, bro?
D
My parents house.
A
House?
D
Really? She's back in or like homeless? I don't know, sort of.
B
Bro, you got a wild ass situation.
D
Toad, she's married.
A
It's a wild situation.
D
She lives with her husband in an rv, but they like keep coming back to my parents house.
B
It's kind of cool though.
C
What?
D
Yeah.
C
How come we don't know this?
B
Why don't you live in an rv, bro? I feel like that would be if you lived in an RV and you were just staying at campgrounds and stuff.
D
Because they're banned in Massachusetts. It.
A
RVs are banned in Massachusetts.
D
The sales of them are at this point.
A
Oh, that's wild.
D
It's insane.
A
Look, man, Toad, we're. We're carving out like this wonderful community down here.
C
I don't know if he fits. I feel like the people no, he's cool.
B
He fits.
A
I think he fits. He fits in my pocket. Are you kidding me?
D
Why are you scared of me? I'm five six and fat and not strong.
B
No, no. You're just scared yourself, right?
D
It.
B
He'll snap out of it.
C
He's kind of built backwards.
A
He is built a little backwards.
B
I think he's cool.
A
He got his arm caught in an escalator. It broke it.
B
No, I said, he's got heart, dude. When I seen him singing the Blink 182 song, I was like, yo, this is hard, bro.
A
Yeah.
D
People said the opposite of a body. The I miss you cover. People were like, you didn't put any soul into that, bro.
B
You did put a ton of soul into it. I was like, I could see right into this guy's heart when he's singing this song.
D
I don't know if I do because, like, I'm so autistic. I'm always thinking about, like, I have to get this right. Like, technically.
B
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You were so serious about getting it right, and I wasn't gonna say autistic, but. Did you say autism?
D
Yes, it's autistic and not artistic. But I don't like music like that. Like, dream Theater. Like, it's too technical and autistic. There's no heart.
C
The language, please.
A
Could you pull a gun out in the shop?
C
Don't. Now, what I was gonna say is I think this show, it's become clear to me as we've done this straight Bible is a great idea. Idea. But there has to be a secondary, complementary thing.
D
Oh, I was using the gay Bible. Is that the problem?
A
He's fast, dude. He's fast. He's fast. He's built different. He's built different. I want to see. I want to see this, like, constantly. I want to see this constant. I want to see Matt dealing with Toad constantly.
B
Oh, I would be fine with it. I would be fine with it.
A
You look unfine right now.
B
I mean, that was. You know, some of the statements are a little stressful, but it's like, what? It's like, whatever, though. He's my guy. He's my guy, and that's all that matters, man. It's like, when people are like, how do you associate with nds? I'm like, they're my guys, dude. Like, what are you talking about?
A
I resent that. Let me ask you this, Toad. Will you come down for Bohemian Groove?
B
Yes.
D
Yeah.
B
I knew he would.
A
So, first week of March, we're doing Bohemian groove.
C
No, he's got to come down sooner. I feel.
A
I would love for him to come down sooner, but the thing that stands in the way of him coming down is, like, literally existent.
C
I'd like a real thing. I like a show where Toad sits with Matt as Matt talks about him. Talks about the Bible to Toad.
A
Yeah.
C
And Toad makes off color remarks, and then you just scowl, you sc and you put him back on course.
A
Yeah.
C
Until he's better.
A
Until he's better.
B
We could do that long distance, too. I would totally.
A
No, we need to be here. You need to feel that energy.
C
It's. There's a weird energy with Toad.
A
You know what I'm saying?
B
I'm kind of picking it up right now.
A
Yeah, it's the best energy.
B
I mean, if he moved from, like, the cold, dreary, weary, cloudy, dark gray world and live down here on a food forest and, like, walk around barefoot, planting banana trees and just, like, doing his thing and growing fruit, his whole life would change.
A
Would you, in your food forest?
B
100%.
A
It wouldn't be a very big tent, dude.
D
It would take me a while to get to that point where I could be, like, barefoot like that. I. I have, like, suburban feet, man. They're like. They're so soft.
A
Soft. I like suburban feet.
D
You know what I mean?
C
He's got suburban feet. He's got a lot of ailments.
A
Do we have time to do messages for mom? I guess we have to do messages for mom.
C
Okay. Do you want to stick around for messages for mom? This can get a little bit weird.
B
Do I. Do I. Can I stick around?
C
Of course. Yeah.
B
I'm not going to the gym.
A
I didn't get a bottom of the blender thing. But, hey, whatever, dude.
C
That's cool.
A
Let's do messages. Hit the music, dude.
B
Oh, you get you drinks?
A
No, I have to urine.
C
Okay, don't do that. All right.
B
About this today.
A
Who talked about messages from mom today?
C
You and Jess?
B
No, me and your mom.
A
That sounded like your mom joke, dude.
C
What did she say about it?
B
She just said like, that she sends you great stuff. And you're like, well, you're like, mom, I saw this two years ago. And she's like, well, why didn't you send it to me two years ago then?
A
Well, she was sending us that McDonald's has human meat in it. And that was little. We talked about that episode 12 of Nephilim Death Squad, so it is very insulting. But, you know, I get it. We do suck. Let's do this. Then let's. Yeah. What's going on? You have, like an issue with your microphone or your.
C
Your. It wasn't planes. All right, but here we go.
B
But then when she tried to sell me the bracelet for five bucks, that.
A
You crazy. Well, that's pretty. You got sucker.
B
Whatever.
A
Can we.
C
Drifting.
A
Can we make this big screen? Because I can't see it. I see that we have some. Okay, cool.
D
Wait, Mama Lobster sent you a video?
B
Yeah, she gave me a free bracelet. Make sure everybody knows.
A
What's the bracelet do?
B
It's free. It was free.
A
Does it keep you. You know when they tug your arm and it's like, look, now you're on back balance.
B
I would never wear it. I would never. Yeah, I would never.
A
My wife and my son made me.
B
My wife.
A
My wife.
C
So this. This segment is about messages that my.
A
Mom has to get closer so people can see us.
C
She sends me messages, like, all throughout the middle of the night. And it's all weird conspiracy stuff that we've already been through. And she thinks it's great. I think it's bad. So here we go. We're gonna check this out. And I get. I let. I let the audience judge it. So, yeah, this one says, what is martial law? Is it coming to impact? So first question I have is, who is speaking?
A
Oh, yeah.
C
Is it the black guy here or is it this old white guy?
A
So I'm willing to bet that the black guy does not speak. He just points.
C
Oh, but it's his content. Yeah, that's right. Chap boss. So it's his content.
A
Chat boss is not gonna talk. He's just gonna point. He's gonna go like this.
C
Yeah, he's just gonna point.
A
That's it.
B
And maybe make faces.
A
Probably make faces. Yeah. But I don't think he's gonna say video.
C
All right, here we go. Matt. Matt should just do videos. We just.
A
That would probably crush on Tik Tok.
C
There you go.
D
Declared this is what you need to do immediately. Share this with everyone if you've been paying attention. You were close. When martial law hits, normal life is gone in an instant. What you do in the first hours could mean the difference between freedom and control. Pay attention, because the warning signs are already here. Informants will be everywhere. Neighbors, co workers, even family members.
A
Real quick. Now. This is one of the themes of messages for mom. Everything.
C
Extreme fear.
A
It's fear, fear, fear. Just be afraid.
B
But she's sending this to you as, like, a joke, because.
A
No, she's sending this to you as a warning.
C
Matt, she or my mom.
B
Midnight, you think she's saying that martial law is coming? And I mean, I'm not saying it's not, but I'm just saying she's sending it, like, to be like. Yeah. This is so serious.
A
Yeah.
D
Now we have to call her Mama Heavies because the content that she sends is really heavy.
A
Talking about her boobs.
D
Yes, it calls her. But no, no, I'm talking about her content now, though.
A
Oh, okay.
C
It's heavy content. Yeah, yeah. No, I mean, she's the type of lady that. She made me take home a walkie talkie.
A
Oh, yeah.
C
Because of the five days of darkness.
A
It's only three days of darkness.
C
Three days?
B
I thought it was ten.
A
No, it's just three.
C
I mean, it fluctuates depending on which queue.
A
So did you guys.
B
Yeah, did you guys, like, watch Q posts and stuff?
C
No.
A
Yeah, I was a Q. Well, I mean, I was 20, 19. Yeah, but it was a psychological operation. It's called Operation Truth, where you use a certain percentage of truth to get people's trust. And then you mislead them.
B
No, I thought Q nailed it on a ton of stuff.
A
Yeah, but then they said Donald Trump is the savior of mankind and rfk, Jew from the dead.
B
Yeah, okay.
C
I didn't say that.
A
Well, pay attention.
C
Yes. We're not really.
D
The only queue that I know is a first in, first out data structure. First and last. First and last out.
C
I mean, that's gonna be no first and first out.
D
I'm an idiot. I'm losing my mind. I'm a stroke victim now. I was right.
C
Figure that out.
D
I was right the first time.
A
Coding.
C
I think that's a coding. That's a coding joke, Toad.
D
I was right the first time. Yes.
B
Okay.
C
All right, here we go. But we'll watch another one. So this one here. These videos fluctuate wildly between be completely terrified.
B
Wait, that last one wasn't even that cool, though. Is there a cool ones?
A
Oh, we don't know, dude. We don't watch them. We watch them on the show.
D
Dude, that guy was right about martial law, though.
C
Yeah, yeah, but we already covered. I got a urine right before the show. I scroll the latest 10 that my mom has sent me. Don't know what they are, cuz I don't open.
B
Will you make sure the front door is locked? Cuz I'm sure they just walked out and didn't, you know, just. Sure the front door is locked.
C
We can't have people in here. Okay, so we're gonna Watch this next video here. I don't know what this is. Here we go, bro.
B
Can we put anything in this drink?
A
What?
C
Can we put Citroma. Try to kill him. All right.
D
He's gonna roof him.
C
Here we go. What do we think about this video toad? I can't even. There's no sound.
D
Why is this guy not telling us what he's doing? What is happening? Okay, he's got, like, secret cabinets inside of a shelf. All right. That's kind of cool.
B
I keep in it, but. Yeah, that's kind of. I love secret passageways.
D
Did he build this? Yeah, it's kind of cool.
C
That's it. That's the video.
D
All right.
B
Yeah. Secret passageways are like a door that's like a bookshelf, and you pull the one book, and then it opens. I'm totally.
C
It's cool, but, like. Like, I'm trying. Like what? I'm trying to track the consistency of it. Just follow me here. My mom is sending me this stuff, and I don't know why.
B
It's kind of cool.
C
You just. So. So we're just thinking that's kind of cool. That's fine.
B
Just new stuff for you to chew on.
D
Yeah, I don't know.
B
What.
D
Like, if we're trying to get into your mom's mindset, I don't really. I don't really know what that would be.
C
Yeah, this is the point of this part of the show. Get into her mindset. What?
B
He's saying prepare. I mean, if we're being honest, like, what are. Like, what is she talking about? She's saying prepare, but she doesn't know how to tell you. You prepare for the return of the Lord. She's telling you, like, prepare for crazy stuff and hide your money and hidden shoes.
A
Yeah.
D
You could have a gun hidden in this thing. You know what I mean? Prepare for bad times.
B
Oh, this one's gonna get weird. You can already tell this one's gonna get. Yeah, that's her main theme.
C
Yeah, it's like a preparation, but also be very afraid. So we've had martial law, and then we've had hiding stuff. Yeah. Hidden drawers in your. In your bookshelf. That's fine. We'll move on to this and see what. What the hell she. She's doing now. So it says a. Jesus. Wait, can you condemn Donald Trump and what he. What he is doing? Okay, I. I don't know what this means.
B
Is he saying anything?
C
Nope. Jesus, can you get the Democrat Party out of office and help save our. Why is he not saying it. Jesus says no. Why is this guy hipster Jesus?
B
Maybe he speaks in another language.
C
Would you fix our country and replace the corrupt politicians? Jesus says no, but our society needs fixing. Why won't you help us? Why would that be my priority? Okay.
D
What?
A
Oh, I. I love that. It's this guy talking to himself.
C
I mean, this is what Matt says. This is what Matt tells us.
A
What? It couldn't even.
B
I don't know.
A
I couldn't even read it. The font is too small.
C
It's just.
D
What is happening here?
B
Oh, just that, like, yeah, there's a movement to, like, take over the government, make it a Christian government. And, like, that's foolishness.
A
Christian nationalism.
B
That's called foolishness. Like, the Catholic Church is, like, the originator of that. They have this dude called the Pope, and he's, like, totally intertwined in politics and law and, like, nations.
A
Oh, hat.
B
It's like, bro, that's not. Like, we were never called to do that.
D
That's a huge problem.
B
No, Jesus changes people in the human heart. He doesn't change people through American laws.
C
I agree with Matt saying, man, your guess is as good as mine. And I don't. I get the message. I just don't understand how it's delivered. That's weird. Is that not weird?
D
It is weird. Like, yeah, he's.
A
Oh, to, like, pretend to be Jesus and then have a dialogue with yourself.
C
But then also not have any audio to it.
B
He probably speaks a different language.
C
So why even.
A
Why was that in English, the subtitle?
B
Because he could probably do it with AI.
C
Like, my mother, as my mother. Why send that? Would you send that to me?
B
Well, she. What was she trying to say? Just that, like, hey, it's got. It's not God's job to fix the politics in America. Like, he's got better stuff.
C
But this is not even a conversation that we were talking about. Like, I've never talked about.
B
She loves you. Let's face it. She loves you.
D
Maybe it's as simple as, like, hey, I think this is interesting.
A
You know, that could be it. I. I tend to think that you. You overanalyze the things that your mom sends. You get real wound up about it, you know? Real wound up about it. And I think that.
D
I think that's not as fun to analyze, though.
A
Well, yeah, but. But, well, we can analyze.
C
Putting me on edge. Like, every time Matt calls me.
A
Yeah.
B
I'm like, no, those days are over. That is not a real thing. Dude.
D
Dude.
A
But the tension when you call Call.
B
Yeah. He acts like I'm gonna tell him some bad news. Every time I call, I'm like, bro, I've never told you bad news. One time.
D
That's what my mom does. Everything she sends me is like, bad news. Like, look at this chaos that's happening. Yeah. She sends me stuff that's like murder. Like, people being trans, like, all this. Like, yeah, that's what she sends me. Look at all this. That's.
B
What are the horrible stuff in America do. They're just sending their kids, like, the craziest stuff.
A
Messages from MOP Yeah, it's part of the program.
B
Programming.
C
Yeah. Yeah. I mean, she's got to keep him in a. In a. In a state of fear.
A
Well, how old is your mom, Toad? Your mom's older, right?
D
70.
A
70. Okay, so. And. And your mom's a little bit on the older side, right, Top?
C
Yeah. Probably going to be closest. My dad turned 70 yesterday.
A
Shout out to Happy birthday.
D
Happy birthday.
A
Yeah, so maybe it's an age bracket thing.
C
I don't know.
A
Is that. Technically, that's boomers. Right.
C
But there's like, the thing that I get mad about is the fear.
A
Everything.
B
But is that where they're at? Are they all just afraid of everything?
A
I think seems that way, yeah.
B
Because some of the ladies in the Bible studies back here, they're, like, afraid of other people being in the room. Just other people that aren't in their demographic.
A
They don't, like, when we're doing a show, they got to come and tell us to be quiet. They got to say, hey, can you keep it down?
B
Dwelling on that? If. If, like, the agreement on the earth is like, you can. You could meditate on or dwell on or focus on anything you want. Like, who's like, yeah, I want to focus on the best that.
A
Oh, look at that. J. R. Says, top, you should start selling standard coffee merch.
B
Actually go to the drop down on top, lobster.com and where it says. Where it says support our suppliers. What does it say?
C
It doesn't say anything like that.
B
Yeah, and then you just drop down and then there's links to buy direct from our suppliers.
A
That's not true.
C
Yeah, but they don't care about the suppliers. They care about shop.
B
The coffee shop makes money when you do do that.
A
No, no, no.
B
But you can Also go on toplopsa.com and get some of the silly stuff. The. The silicone.
C
They're gonna go right now, like, okay. All right, well, let's look at some more messages from mom.
A
Mess. Oh, can we hit the sound again? I like the sound. It's soothing. It's a nice reset.
D
Okay.
C
Yeah, we'll. We'll do it. How do you feel about the sound? How do you feel about this segment, Toad? I feel like you're. You're, like, not liking it.
A
Do you not like it, maybe.
C
To.
D
Think about, like, the content that she's sending you? Really? I don't know. Like, I'm just. I'm more confused, I would say.
B
Yeah.
A
This is a lot of how we feel.
C
He.
A
And look, I'm just. I'm.
D
I'm.
A
There's another trend that we have to highlight here, and I know this is gonna make Matt uncomfortable, but it is always, oh, zoom in. It's a half screen, and it's always a black person pointing to or listening to.
C
My mom is into the colored content.
A
And look, I'm not saying I wouldn't even notice that. Well, because you don't notice patterns. You're not a pattern recognizing.
B
I'm noticing something above Trump's head. I think if we can zoom in.
A
Well, we can't zoom in.
C
We can't zoom in.
A
You're gonna have to just take it.
C
Easy because she's sending me stuff on Facebook.
A
It says, do you see what I see?
B
Does she have, like, Trump, like, the horns? Is that what they're.
A
Oh, yeah.
D
It looks like he has horns. Yeah.
C
Yeah. My mom.
B
So my mom, very far away, she.
C
Fluctuates wildly between telling me that all the QAnon prophecy is correct and saying that Donald Trump is awful. So I'm like, you got to choose one. You can't do both of those things. Like, you're either, like, Q or anti. Yeah. But then she's like, look at this. No Kings Day protest. I'm like, where are you at?
B
What are you. What are you.
A
She's all lost in the sauce.
C
She's lost in the sauce, baby. We got to figure it out. So here we go. Will this lady speak?
A
Oh, I'm saying, because she's a woman, and they just can't help it.
C
Wow.
A
Yeah.
C
Matt, you don't think she'll talk or just no comment?
B
No, I don't think she'll talk. It's just a picture, isn't it? No.
A
It's going to move when we press play.
D
Okay.
A
Do you think she's going to talk, or is she just going to point?
D
I think she's going to point.
C
Don't. Okay, she's just going to point. All right, here we go. Yeah. She has the Posture for pointing. Well, that's fine.
D
She does not going to say nothing.
A
So what I'll say is I believe that Donald Trump is a time traveling Antichrist figure. But even, even this is, is too far for me. I go, I don't care about that.
C
Yeah, that's the thing.
A
That's nothing for me.
B
Like this.
A
And then, yeah, yeah, he's got horns. There he go. He's got little red horns.
B
At any time in any picture, Trump.
D
Has horns in the video. And then like there was something. What was that thing that was hanging on the wall above his head? I was like, was that some like.
A
It was kind of an interesting crescent moon looking thing.
B
Toad, what's your vibe on Trump?
D
I mean, he could be an Antichrist figure for sure. I mean, I don't know. I don't know what to think. I was thinking that, you know, that at first, like it seemed like for years he was kind of Toad.
C
He was a lifetime. As a lifetime member of the Libertarian Party. What is your view on Trump?
B
No, I got, I have a different question. So because I'm so intrigued by this, like, Toad's not a Bible reader.
C
I don't know. So do you read the Bible?
D
Yes.
B
Oh, you do?
C
All the time or you have read it?
D
I have read it.
B
So what's your view on Antichrist then? When you say like Trump is a potential like Antichrist figure?
D
I think that the Antichrist is already here in some form affecting humanity. I just don't know what form.
B
That's an intriguing statement. Says that there's many Antichrist plural, the spirit of Antichrist and then the Antichrist. So you're right, you're right. You're absolutely right. There, like Antichrist is definitely in the mix.
A
Toad with a banger.
D
Yeah, well, I mean, initially I thought Trump was actually kind of almost, almost like pushing against some of those figures in a way because they seem to really like oppose him for years, but now it just seems that he's one of them at this point.
A
I think that that's a necessary component if you're going to make this Antichrist figure or anybody who is, you know, embodied by the spirit of the Antichrist likable. They have to kind of like stir things up and look like a potential salvation figure, you know what I mean? And I agree.
C
Why can't you say figure?
A
Figure.
D
Figure.
A
You said figure.
B
Don't get him started, dude. I don't want to hear this women thing again. And it's just unbearable, dude. It's like, have you heard Top Say women.
A
No, I actually, no, I've never heard Top say women. I've only heard Top say women.
D
Well, yeah, I mean, if the. If the form of the Antichrist is. Is black, then I call it a fake.
A
I think you're only allowed to say figure.
C
Can you help him? Can you? Matt? Matt, is there anything that's. You're stressing that out?
A
Look at. Toad has found a new favorite thing to do, and it is to do this to Matt. Oh my God.
B
I'm good.
D
I'm not doing anything. This is just.
B
Everything's good.
C
I didn't want to do this here. He was like, you should do this episode at the shop.
A
We tried to explain it to you. I mean, are you comfortable with. With him using like a. Er when he says figure, or should he stick to just maybe a.
C
A.
B
No, I just like the guy Toad. That's all I know. He seems like a really nice guy.
A
He is a nice guy. Toad is a really nice guy.
C
All right, wait, wait. We have more messages from.
A
Messages from mom.
C
This is not a joke. It's picked at random. It's just.
A
Okay, this is the one she showed.
C
Me what's wrong with her algorithm.
D
This is a baptism, right?
A
Blaptism.
C
It's a blaptism.
D
A blacktism.
C
Yeah, it says wash. Wash them sins right on out.
B
Out.
C
That's what captions.
A
All right, get ready, guys. Cuz I saw this one earlier. I'm going to keep my mouth shut.
C
Okay, here we go.
D
The Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. Oh, no. Get out.
A
No, no, guys. Dude, are we having a big boomer moment here?
D
Is this guy in my house? This has to be AI and the Holy Ghost. That guy was in my house, by the way.
A
Well, you can tell because it hasn't figured out the audio, but yeah. Guys, come on.
D
I have the same blue.
B
Nobody can tell what's AI and what's not.
A
No, I can because I have what's called discernment. But yeah, the way the.
B
The noise of the bubbles was a little sketch.
C
Yeah, it was a little too loud.
A
Yeah.
C
Go ahead.
A
Yeah.
D
Well, I was gonna say, by the. By the way, I did have a baptism, but something didn't work about it and I only got the tism part.
A
He is good.
C
Is that black?
B
Did you go to Catholic church as a kid?
D
No, Protestant congregation.
B
Oh.
D
I was baptized though, but I think my sister was not.
C
He looks like he got touched, right?
A
A little bit. He's got a touch of the tism.
C
I mean, a touch of the Priest, essentially.
D
No, there wasn't Catholic, so they didn't do that.
A
Oh, that's true.
D
Or I've repress the memory. I'm not sure.
A
When are you coming down here, Toad?
D
I don't know. Is it November?
B
Yeah. Come down in November.
A
Come down the first week of November.
D
We got to figure it out. I have to get over my fear.
A
And there's so many places to go and people to hang out with and big warm embraces to be had. It's gonna. It's gonna be great, dude.
D
Yeah.
C
You could use Dave's car to get around.
A
No, you can. It's pro car update, guys, once again. But I have a feeling when I go out there, the park started.
C
This time it's going to work, but it's okay, because. Blue letter Bible, shout out Blue letter Bible.
A
They're rolling in the dough. And I'm happy for them. I am happy for them. And I don't need a car, apparently. I could use the cardio.
C
Cardio. Is there something there, Toad? Cardio?
A
No, I'm just saying. Matt says I'm fat.
D
Cardio. Yeah. No, I mean, there's something too. Cardio. Yeah, do it.
C
What are you afraid of? What are you afraid? Like.
A
Yeah, what's the big fear?
C
You think we're gonna kill you or something? I don't get it.
A
The Bible says fear not a lot.
C
Yeah, 365 times, probably.
A
That's a misnomer. I don't know.
D
It's. Yeah. Fear of the unknown. Starting to develop a fear of flying. Not being safe now.
C
Oh, that's actually legitimate.
A
Yeah, but. But, Sam, Tripoli says it. They don't want you to fly. No, dude, drive from Massachusetts.
B
It'd be a blast.
A
Dude, look at the state of him. A blast.
B
Drove home from Pennsylvania last year. It was a blast.
A
Okay, but if you did it solo, dolo, would it be a blast?
B
Be kind of cool. Yeah, you just put on some podcasts, look out the window.
D
I'd be worried I'd never come back. You know, like, once I get down, you know, I don't know.
B
That's probably what would happen.
D
Yeah. Once, you know, I'd, like, stop off the highway somewhere and wind up, you know, in a place where there are, you know, black people and never be seen again.
B
No. Wait, what? No, that's not what I meant. That's all I was saying. I was just saying, you, like, get to Florida and you love it and you want to go home.
A
What's the thing where you spontaneously fall asleep? Narcolepsy Narcolepsy. Dude, he can't drive.
C
I don't.
D
I don't have narcolepsy. I just don't really sleep. Like, before last night, I hadn't slept since Friday night.
A
It'd be cooler if you did have narcolepsy.
C
Like, Matt is looking directly into his soul, trying to really figure it out.
B
No, no. I just feel like maybe if he, like, met a chick and took a chance and said, hey, want to drive to.
D
That's why. That's why I'm coming down. I'm gonna meet your. Your girl there.
A
You can't meet.
D
What's her name again? Mason.
B
Big. Big Bird.
A
Don't call her Big Bird. That's not nice. She's very tall. Toad. Oh, like.
B
Like, way taller than Main street shirt this morning. No, she.
A
That's messed up. They call her Big Bird, and they don't think that that would hurt somebody's feelings if.
C
If.
A
If you call them Big Bird.
B
No, she's. She's the best. Dude, she doesn't.
A
All right.
B
She doesn't get offended or get.
D
Wait, wait. Her name's Mace, right?
A
Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Because I was about to say Madison.
B
Well, that kind of.
D
That kind of what? Yeah, I was gonna. I was gonna. I was gonna say. Yeah, like, release her and let her come to me, and then she'll become a freemason.
C
Oh, my God. Okay. That's actually kind of.
B
Kind of witty. He's kind of witty with the palm.
A
Yeah, he's very good. He's very good. Should we watch another message from mother?
C
We have, like. You have one or two more, and then we'll wrap it up. But here we go. Here we go. I don't know what this guy's doing here. He's gonna make us more scared.
D
He's bald, so I. I trust him because of. He's bald.
A
Is there something to that? Like, if a person's bald, you. Maybe it's wisdom.
B
Well, the dude Bald guy money is, like, a legit bald guy money. Bald guy money, bro. If you're watching any of his stuff on gold and silver, precious metals.
D
Oh, that should be my betting name. Damn it. He already took it. I could be bald guy money.
A
I saw that you and Clint were doing my show recommendation name, which I. Which I. You know, but whatever happened, it's called ball. It's called bald.
D
Yeah, that's true.
B
Yeah.
A
And that's a great name that I came up with, and I. And I completely condone you guys using it. But what happened to the Show.
D
We're gonna do one for. We only do it sporadically. We were gonna do one for the baseball playoffs to pick the baseball playoffs. And he could not do it because he was in the hospital. His. Well, his father was.
A
Yeah.
D
Dying. His father just died. Yes, though.
A
Oh, my God. He did.
C
I told you. I told.
B
He doesn't listen.
A
No, I did. I just was. I saw something that said that his father had. Dude, that went fast. That's horrifying.
D
It was, it was very quick. Yeah, it was terrible.
A
Very fast. That sucks. I'm sorry to hear.
B
I mean, you know, knowing that you're a Bible reader now. Do you have, like, a favorite book or a favorite passage or just something that's like, on your heart?
D
I mean, it would have to be something in the New Testament, obviously, but.
B
Yeah, we like the Old Testament. Why is that, Daniel?
C
Why is that obvious?
D
The Old Testament is all Jewy. I think it might be fake.
B
The whole. The New Testament is all Jews too, bro. The whole, the whole thing is Jews.
C
Can'T do it, man.
D
I don't know.
B
The whole entire book is Israel. It's all Jewish people, everybody.
C
Oh, yeah, but I mean, it's not really.
A
Listen, technically, the Old Testament is yaldaboa.
C
But also, technically, the word Jewish wasn't made until like 500 years ago. So that's like, that's why I get real weird.
B
Yeah, Hebrew, whatever you want to call it.
D
Maybe Matthew, actually. And I'm not.
B
Oh, what do you like in Matthew?
D
I'm not, I'm not just suck. I'm not just sucking up to Matt.
B
No, Matthew's a great book, bro. You kind of did have Matthew vibes the tax collector.
D
That's why I love it. Obviously. Maybe I should have been named Matthew. I don't know. I, I, I, I mean, my actual name is also a biblical name, so I don't know, maybe Toad.
A
I don't know.
B
I'm not familiar. Yeah, yeah.
D
You don't know the book of Revelation.
B
The three spirits, like Exodus, come out.
C
No, his name is Josh.
B
Telling you he's Jewish, dude. Like, you can tell.
D
Like, my middle name is way worse.
C
Circumcised at three.
D
I'm circumcised. I have a Hebrew name. My middle name is Wayward.
B
What is it?
C
What's that mean?
D
It's. It's even more like Israeli sounding Hebrew.
B
What is it?
D
David.
C
He'll tell us.
B
David, how are you gonna pretend you're not Jewish? This is crazy.
A
I'm not.
B
Top pretends he's Not Jewish.
D
I'm not crazy.
B
Okay, so what in Matthew do you like. Like, what would you say is, like a passage in there that you're like. Yeah, man, that's hard. Hidden.
D
I don't know, man. I. I would have to.
C
You just caught him in a lie.
B
No, I don't want to put you on the spot.
A
I just was curious. He lies.
B
No, he said he was reading.
D
I lie.
B
So I just didn't know if there was, like. If there was something that, like.
D
I lie, but I'm right. You know what I mean?
B
Yeah, I. I get what you're saying.
A
Oh, my God. All right, let's finish this. Messages from mom.
C
Oh, jeez.
A
Jeez. Instead of. Instead of catching him in a lie. I like when we don't catch. Catch his lies.
C
Yeah, yeah. Okay, here we go.
B
Now.
D
You're not supposed to.
A
I would never unalive myself. I'll just say that before I post this video.
D
This is the real.
A
And this is why they don't want.
D
You talking about Epstein.
B
They don't like that. That's why I'm shadow bands. That's why my last account got the.
A
Music is down on tick tock with 106,000. That's why I got fed. Trying to coerce me into saying some dumb. Y' all undercover operation has exposed multiple sex offenders on children. Okay, Las Vegas. This happens today. I want you to take notice of.
B
That second name there, Tommy boy.
A
Okay, you want to know who that guy is?
D
Good movie.
A
The executive director at the Israeli National Cyber Director.
D
Oh, this guy. The pedophile.
A
You're the guy. So I got a Peter. He didn't take the content.
D
I love this world we're living.
B
She's watching this.
A
My mom.
B
I don't understand. Is she miserable? She seems, like, pleasant. If I was watching this all the time, I would be miserable.
D
We already know this, right?
A
This.
D
This Tom guy.
B
Doom scrolling. When people are called doom scrolling, they're just watching just stuff like this over. It's just destroying their spirit and their soul, man. Just watch this crap.
D
This Tom guy is like. He's some member of the intelligence community, the intelligence agencies. He. He got caught doing something along the lines of pedophilic activity. And they didn't even, like, put him in prison or anything. They just sent him to Israel. Oh, he's that guy. You know what I'm talking about? He's that guy.
C
Yeah, that's the same guy.
D
Yeah, that's that guy. That Tom guy again.
C
Yeah. It was just my mom sending us more Old news. That actually did happen.
B
Yeah, I know, but why would you spend your time watching. Watching it?
A
I feel like you get. Whenever it's. Like, if it's. You know, I'm not. I'm not saying anything, but whenever it's like an Israel thing you get about it, you're like, why are we watching these videos?
B
I'm like, how could you spend time watching this? It would just rot your brain out.
A
I don't think it. Well, it can rot your brain out unless you turn like.
B
Like your view of life is. Is like whatever you're focused on, like, whatever you're.
A
That's not true, though, because as a.
B
Man thinketh in his heart, so is. Is he like, the scripture is clear on that, bro. Thinking on these things. That's who you are now.
D
But she's right. Yeah.
A
All this stuff, right? And you know how I look at life where I'm like, no, it's all good, dude.
B
Well, you're different. You were raised by wolves and don't have feelings. You don't have emotions like most people. Normal. Yeah. So it's. It's just. It's different.
A
I think I'm not care in the world. I think I'm not unique.
B
I think in the room, but not.
A
In the room, everybody can get there. Where it's like we're strangers in a foreign land, right? We're passing through. This world is fallen. It is what it is. Like, it's okay because we have Jesus.
B
Christ, but be careful with it. That's all. Thing is, you're dabbling in a thing every day that you're saying, oh, this isn't gonna affect me. This isn't gonna harm me. And maybe there's been some grace and mercy on your life for a season that it won't. But if now, in this season, you're, like, not reading the Bible every day and still like. Like divulging and all this stuff that's like that it's gonna eat your soul up.
A
Well, I think to. To. I don't do that anymore because it's just like. It's a. It is exhausting.
C
Well, you're talking to my mom right now.
B
Yeah, well, that's what I. I didn't understand. This is what she's doing in the Bible every day. Like, this is.
A
No, but your mom's reading the Bible every day, right?
C
No, she's not. You don't think so? Well, I mean, listen.
A
No, because she's got a Bible like you, where it's all marked up and everything Circled and highlighted.
B
Okay, but maybe she's got to like. I don't have one. Social media, bro.
A
And I'm over here crushing.
B
But if you think scripture is written on our heart.
C
No, no, listen, I'll stop doing this if she stop. If she stops sending me messages, I'll stop looking at him. But the thing is, is every time I see, she goes, wait, did you.
B
Watch everything she sent? So your heart is rotting too, bro?
C
No, I only watch it on here. Whatever we see on here is what.
B
I watch joke out of it and take like.
C
Yeah, cuz I cannot. I cannot watch it and cuz it's heavy.
B
Right?
A
What do you think, Toad is it Is there. Are you worried about looking into the abyss?
D
I'm worried about it, but I do it.
A
Yeah, that's right. Because he's a man.
B
I'm not getting into that.
D
Yeah.
B
Like, I have a limited amount of time on the earth. I'm not spending my time doing well.
D
You think it would give me anxiety. And you know, like, I skipped the. Which you know, is a form of abyss as well.
A
But you know, he skips that. It doesn't suck him in. And you know, you know how many. How many great men have fallen because of women?
D
Yeah, yeah.
C
He refuses.
A
Not towed.
D
Right. But I'm willing to stare like into the abyss, you know, in other ways. Like. Like I did, you know, during the. During the vaccine mandates and stuff. I had to, because the abyss was. I was already in it. You know what I mean?
A
That's true.
C
Matt, can you help him? Because you're looking. He's looking right at him.
A
I think what Toad means is like during the. The mandates, you had to look into it. Like, what is like Peter McCullough or. Or Robert Malone about? You had to know what was going on.
D
You couldn't just.
B
Yeah, that's different than just like full on.
C
This is 60 second fear porn that. That I'm getting.
B
Yeah, all of them.
A
That's why the music helps too.
C
She goes, did you watch the video I sent you? And I go, no, I watched none of it.
A
Well, how are you gonna be scared then?
C
Well, she's like, well, you got to watch it. So you. So, like, I don't want to know. And then she's like, well, you got to have this walkie talkie just in case.
A
The darkness, the three days of darkness.
C
And someone's going to knock on the window. And it's not going to be me.
A
But it's going to be a mimic. It's going to be a Mimic. It's mimicking your loved ones. I don't care what happens when you open the door, though. Like, if it is pretending, I hope.
C
It kills me, to be honest.
A
How would it do it, though?
C
I don't know. But I'm not gonna kill you.
A
Would it, like, eat your flesh?
B
Oh, you're with the Lord. Dude, do we need to read the whole Romans 8, 38? The whole section. We'll read the whole section. You guys do.
A
Dude, let's read the whole.
C
Don't use blue letter Bible.
A
Yeah, not blue letter Bible. Use E sword if you can. It's from 1998, and it works horrendously.
C
While Matt pulls that up, we're gonna check out this other message from.
A
Oh, let's do another message. Messages from mine.
C
All right. I don't know what this one's about.
D
You need a theme song for it. If you don't have one, we have one.
A
Toad. Have you not been. Play it again.
C
Hold on. He talked right through it. Wait up, Matt.
D
How dare you toad messages from mom already? My mind.
C
All right, well, wait up. Go ahead. Go ahead, man. You have it pulled up.
A
All right, fine.
D
Let's.
A
Let's get into this.
B
You guys ready? Yeah. Read it with conviction.
C
Hold on a second.
A
Romans 8. You got to stop.
C
Have a $2 super chat there. Man Brew is asking, where is your headphones?
D
Yeah, where?
B
No, I got him here, but I came in late, and I was only gonna come on for like, five minutes and then go to the gym. But then the boy, now he's worried.
A
About the state of. Of Toad's soul.
C
Now, I'm glad that you're here talking with Todo, Man Brew.
B
You're my guy, though, bro. That means a lot to me that.
A
You is our guy, too.
D
Thank you.
B
Okay. I didn't say he wasn't. I just said he's.
C
But then he goes. And he goes, chuck, you're my guy.
A
And then, like, Chuck is literally our guy. You're just going around, like, taking.
B
Our guys won't deal with people on a personal level. I will talk to people on the phone.
C
Phone.
B
You guys like. No, no, we're big, famous. Chuck doesn't want to talk to you personalities. We talk on the phone all the time.
A
Yeah, because you keep calling him.
B
No, no, man.
C
You gotta talk. You gotta talk, Chuck.
A
He does. He's like, can you, Chuck, give me your number?
B
I don't do that. I don't do that. It's like. It's the same way it is with the Raven. Like the raven wants to talk an hour a day.
A
That's not true. Average.
B
Now he's like, calling me.
A
He's like, tell me about your life. That's interesting.
D
You talk for an hour on the phone. The phone to Dude.
B
He wants to talk on average hour on the phone. So sometimes it's over an hour, like 120, and then the next day it's 40. But it averages out to like an hour. But it's kind of. I don't know. It's not that boring. But he just.
D
That's not dude behavior, bro. Like.
B
Yeah, no.
A
You know why, Toad?
B
Because he's telling me the whole backdrop, like, stuff about you and Tower gang and the whole way everything came together, and it's just. It's wild.
C
It's like Romans. What? Romans.
B
If I called you to and I.
A
Said, tell me about your life, you would do that. And that's the problem. It's like, I'm not good at. At listening to other people. I'm only good at talking about myself, talking about the things that interest me. Talking about what? I like talking too much.
B
No. If we talk for like 40 minutes and say two of those minutes, I start to say something, he's like, don't interrupt.
A
Don't interrupt. Yeah, or else I'm going to hang up.
B
Romans 8:35. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? As it is written, for thy sake we are killed. All the day long, we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter. No, in all these things, we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, that spirit realm stuff, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
A
That's why I'm not scared. That's why I can look into the abyss. I go away. Look at that.
B
So there's no. Like, there's nothing that's. We're going to be afraid of. There's nothing. It's like, what are you going to do to me? I'm with the creator of the universe. Like, what? I don't understand.
A
So in the meantime, look at. Look at the. They're going to put us in FEMA camps.
C
Yeah. In the meantime, look at this.
A
Here we go.
B
Okay, so behind the glove box of.
D
Your vehicle, there should be a little clip. You just got to push in, right. There's this one.
B
One.
D
And the glove box will fall down. And right here is your cabin air filter.
B
This will make your vehicle smell awful.
D
If it's not changed.
B
Like, look how bad that is. You just got to pull this out.
D
And change your cabin air filter.
B
And it also will make your ac.
C
Your.
D
Your mom is sending you vehicle maintenance tips now?
A
I think she is, dude. Like, I think among all the.
C
The.
A
You know, the fear porn, she's like, by the way, change this. Dude.
D
I thought this was going to be something really deep. Like, I thought he was going to be like, look what's behind your glass glove box. This insane, like, portal to another dimension. No, it's like, change your air.
A
Well, I mean, because it's. You know, messages from Mom.
C
You expect. You can go anywhere, Joel.
A
You could go anywhere.
C
Honestly, I feel like this is fear, too. It's like, look how dirty that is.
A
You're breathing this in.
C
Yeah, that's. This is what it's meant for.
A
You go to Walmart. The flicker rate on the fluorescent light bulbs is putting you into a state of anxiety, Madison.
C
David. David.
B
What?
A
The. The Walmart thing. No.
C
So understand messages from Mom. What was that message there meant for? Is it meant for, like, hey, here's a useful.
A
Oh, no, definitely not. No, no, it's.
C
What's it meant for you?
A
It's meant for making you afraid.
C
Yeah, I'm terrified, dog. I'm gonna go check. Check out my air filter right now.
D
Is she telling you that you're, like, breathing in something toxic like what's happening?
C
I think that's what she's saying. I think this is what this is. I think it's toxic, dog. Yeah, I think it's toxic. I think we're all gonna die.
D
Maybe she's saying your car doesn't smell good.
A
I don't know.
C
She's never been.
A
Oh, your car smells fine.
C
Do you see what I'm dealing with, Matt?
B
A little bit now, but I don't know, you might be looking a little.
A
I think it just makes. If anything, it makes us more resilient to this kind of stuff where we go, man. And then we mock it and we go, what's there to be afraid of?
B
Show. I'm just saying.
C
But then it turns out real sometimes.
B
For whoever is the one. Because somebody to get all these videos has to be going like this.
A
Oh, well, that's not.
B
You have to go like this, and that just rots your soul.
A
No, I don't think that that's true. What if you have strong convictions in the Lord and you believe that in the end God wins and. And you have salvation through Jesus Christ, then what?
B
No, I'm just saying as a natural human, like you're a human as well and you weren't designed to go like this and look at a screen like this close. You were designed to walk around barefoot.
A
I think he's projecting on us. I think he couldn't handle the woods.
B
Do a little hunting, a little fishing, Go gather your eggs from your chicken.
C
Co. Get a food forest, open up a coffee shop, make a Christian podcast.
A
Eat a papaya even though it smells like rotting flesh.
C
Not wash your hands.
A
Papayas are disgusting.
C
We have the last message from mom. I know, dude, it's gross.
A
He just can wash his hands. Like he doesn't have to. We got a message from somebody that was like, dude, I work on a farm and I scrub my hands and they don't. This one, he doesn't have the organic.
B
Soil that I have, dude.
C
This one here is also fear based but it's also disrespectful to us and our the work we've done. It says someone asked Chat GPT for a picture that describes their relationship. The is what it's center. It's a picture of person and the devil. So next time you use it for writing a post letter or free therapy, remember what it actually is. AI is not our friend.
B
Who's agree.
A
Do you think AI is demons, man?
B
Whose relationship?
D
You and Chat GPT. It's that specifically in chat GPT.
B
Oh, so it just said it straight up like, yeah, it's demonic or these.
C
Are two separate pictures and somebody posted this and now my mom thinks it's real likely.
D
Right? It could be just. Yeah, a mistake meme.
C
So now this is two levels of disrespect that we're. They're looking at here. We've been all over this, of course from like two years ago at least.
A
Naturally.
C
Yeah. AI saying that there are pro possibly demons in it.
A
However, wild to think, by the way how much it's changed in two years. Like we started two years ago and AI was not this.
C
No, but we've been calling it out from the beginning. My mom does not care. She's like, look at this person, Kimberly the fancy. She's got it going on with 6,000 likes. I guess she does.
A
There you go.
D
And sounds Jewish.
C
It's.
B
Wait, can I just tell the chick? Can I just tell the chick right there?
A
Stop reading the chat.
B
No, I have a super hot wife. I Just want to make sure everybody knows that.
A
What are you talking about?
B
She just said a thing like, what.
A
Do you say on the chat?
B
No, I'm just saying, you just went past it. It's right below that one.
A
I prefer frogs.
B
Yeah.
A
Oh, well, I mean, you know, they say crazy.
C
That sounds perfect. Hey, Matt, will you marry me?
B
Yeah. Just. I mean, that's sweet of her to say that. I'm just saying, I have a super hot wife. Dude, that', like, the best mom you've ever met. She's kind of a fairy tale princess. It's almost, like, cool.
A
When I come over, she lets me drink as many tapo chicos as I want. And even though they're really expensive, I. She lets me have as many tapo chicas.
B
And then I say mean things about it. She goes, oh, no, he's fine. It's fine.
A
She let me have four tapo chicos, which I believe total 15.
C
I try my best to respect their house, and David tries his best to disrespect. And I feel like Jess likes him because she's like, something's wrong with him.
B
Because he's comfy and we're friends. That's what friends do. You're like, oh, no, I have to, like, be so her frogs is not a chicken.
C
So does that change your mind?
D
Oh, my God, it's so funny.
A
So. So. Do we have any more messages for Mom?
C
Honestly, I can't. I don't even want to go anymore.
A
I'm exhausted and I'd like to end this.
C
Yeah, I'm exhausted. Let's see, there's one about Charlie Kirk that's probably offensive.
A
Matt's going to get all tight about.
C
About it. Yeah. I don't know. It's just a lot of life hacks now.
D
AI is demonic, by the way. I will just say that we know.
B
That you want to get into that a little bit, Toad.
A
We should.
D
You want. You want to go another hour?
B
Like art? Like, what's the odds that that doesn't come from the demonic realm?
D
Zero. It definitely does.
B
Exactly.
A
Toad said something the other day where I was like, what, a banger? It was something about following, like, a certain political figure. And he's like, no, we don't follow, man. We follow Jesus Christ. Something to that extent. Yeah. And I was like, toad with the banger.
B
Toad crushes.
D
I said it. Yeah. I said that about Nick Fuentes, actually.
C
I'm pretty sure he doesn't know who Nick Fuentes is. This.
A
But you see, he's making the face.
D
Nick Fuentes blocked me and his entire, like, horrible griper army, like, hates me.
C
He doesn't know those because I question him.
A
I'm gonna say it anyway. No, please tell Matt what happened.
D
He's not gonna know what I'm talking about.
A
I know, and that's good for me. And top. It's really fun.
D
Nick Fuentes is a. Is a right wing figure who is basically like a Mexican twin. Wink. But he has. He has, like, a massive following. He says a lot of things that I agree with. He.
B
Can we see a picture of him or something so I can say, like, oh, if I've seen that guy before, he's sort of.
D
He sort of. He started taking this weird line recently that was like, in defense of Israel and, you know, the Jews. And I was.
B
And that.
D
But his thing the whole time was anti that. Like, he's been like, the anti Israel, anti Jew guy. So I'm like, what is he doing?
B
Oh, sorry to know where you guys are going with it. He's getting paid, right, dude?
A
Exactly.
D
That's basically what I said.
B
That's not.
A
No, not that picture. I mean, yeah, that's Kanye west, but that's.
D
Top left was him. The top left was him.
B
That's not a Spanish guy.
A
Well, he is. He's.
D
No, he is.
A
Which is fine.
B
I'm like, okay, which guy?
C
All those.
A
The guy at the bottom right.
B
There's like 10,000 different.
D
Top left. Yeah, that's him right there.
B
That's a famous guy.
A
Yeah.
C
That does not look like a famous.
A
Famous Mexican twink.
B
There's no way. Way.
A
Yeah, so what.
B
What?
A
Look, you don't think that there's a problem if any. Any government. All right, let's. Let's remove Israel because I know it's.
B
A sensitive subject for you. Here we go.
A
So we'll say Jordan.
D
Oh.
A
Now, if Jordan were to have, you know, some strange, disproportionate amount of influence within our own government, would you be like, dude, what's. What's up with Jordan? And. And having, like, a strange amount of influence within our own government and our own, like, legislation that we're passing? And why do all. All these politicians have, like, dual citizenship to, like, America and Jordan? Doesn't that seem like a conflict of interest?
B
I don't know about conflict of interest, but incredibly strange situation. Yeah, absolutely. No matter, like, you're saying, like, whatever nation it is.
A
All right, fair.
B
Like, why are we doing things to benefit all the other nations or any of the other nations, unless it's helping us? That's what nations do, right? That's what people do. Like they rent. They enter into relationships based on what's going to help them. So wait, so you're saying there's like a ton of Jewish people that are dual citizenship?
A
Yeah, that's a huge thing within our own government. A alarming.
B
Is there a bunch of other nations that have dual citizenship too?
A
Not. Not even remotely.
B
What do you mean? Like, so they have numbers of dual citizenship and it's like Israel, 5 billion. Honestly, one's like Mexico 5,000.
A
Oh, if we could bring up the statistics on this, this might. I see. I don't want to turn them into.
B
Wait, so then what is the. No, okay, so with that. No, that's fine. So if that's being said, then what is the accusation or what is the.
A
The implication of that is that we are. Well, so I, I can't, I can't get you all the details, but what it eventually leads to is this idea that we're sort of like Israel's attack dog, that they might have even orchestrated Mossad, let's say their intelligence agency orchestrated 911 so that we would go into the Middle east and carpet bomb a bunch of Muslim countries so that they can then grab that land and make it theirs. And if you start to look at it through that lens, it becomes. Becomes a little concern.
B
No, no, no. There's got to be way more stuff. Didn't Donald Rumsfeld, like, the day before 9 11, we lost like a trillion dollars or something like that.
A
Donald Rumsfeld, Yeah.
B
And like.
D
Yeah, in the area, there's probably a.
B
Bunch of layers to 911. Just like there's a bunch of layers and reasons for coronavirus.
D
And the, the paper trail for that lost money, by the way, I believe happened to be in the section of the Pentagon that got hit by the plane.
B
That's what I'm saying. There's a ton of stuff for 9 11. It's just so easy to make conspiracies. Like we did at top the other day. It's like he has this little machine he's making little things on. And then as soon as he got the machine, he lost his license and he couldn't leave his house for like three days. It was like, oh, well, you're the.
A
One that said the Jews suspended his license. And I said, that's going too far. And I wish he would relax.
B
Wait, so what else is the Knox against Israel? It's like, so there's a bunch. So they're, they're heavily Influencing America.
A
Well, okay.
B
Well, because Trump did go bomb.
C
I'll read, I'll read this really quick. So, Judge, Jewish rep in Congress as of the 119th Congress, 2025, there are 10 Jewish senators and 25 Jewish House members, a total of 35 of Jewish.
B
Descent or they are citizens of another name.
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No.
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Oh, well, that's of Jewish descent. But I'm.
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The dual citizenship is going to be way higher than that. But the number that is the most alarming is the number of members of Congress that take money from APAC. Oh, right, yeah, that's like above 90%.
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Above 90%.
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What's the. Of what happens?
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Can you pull up like a.
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Wait, I heard apac. I wasn't really paying attention.
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So the amount of members of Congress that are taking money from APAC from.
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And that's Israel. APAC is Israel.
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Well, it's. Yeah, it's the Israel foreign lobby.
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Yeah, yeah, American is.
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And they don't have to register registered as a foreign lobby either.
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Okay, well then that's weird.
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Oh, I mean, there's a lot of.
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Weird valid statement, but I mean, what about the pharmaceutical companies that pay all the politicians owned by Jews, all the other stuff.
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Yeah, look. Look who the head of Pfizer is.
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It gets weird. It gets weird. Matt, I don't want to do this to you.
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No, no, no, I don't mind it at all. Because I'm saying, like, if you read the scripture, like I've always said, like, I look at modern day Israel the same way I look at First Kings, Second Kings, First Chronicles, Second Chronicles. There's nowhere in any of those stories where it's like, hey, the Jews are doing good.
C
So it says 85%.
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It's not, it's not like, oh, God chose them because they're good.
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85% of the house and the Senate receive funds from.
B
So. So if you're saying Israel's going around the planet doing bad, I don't know. I'm not saying they're not doing that. I'm saying they are in a weird scenario though, because the nations around them have sworn to wipe map. And that would get a little weird me like, oh, and Canada swore to wipe us off the map. I think we might look at things a little different and if we were in survival mode, maybe we do some sketchy stuff. Well, it's interesting to like stay alive. Like, I don't know. I'm not, I'm not trying to justify.
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I'm not trying to justify it either. But if you look at the why of that. That becomes a very interesting.
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Why are we doing the JQ right.
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Now asking the questions.
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No, I. I don't know any of, like, the modern.
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Okay, like, do you know about, like, what the. Okay, here. The Brown Shirts. Right. I think I told you about this on a phone call.
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David's going to give this. Like this.
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No, no, no, this is Germany. I thought.
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Wait, the SS Brown Shirts.
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Well, the Brown Shirts and the books that they were burning. Yeah, and what were those books? Those books were on gender ideology and the sexual flu children.
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Right.
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That was the book burning that the Brown Shirts were doing.
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And if you look up, John Money happened to be.
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So what does it have to do with Israel?
C
His name was John Money.
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No, that's really his name Money.
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Well, yeah, yeah, the guy that was, like, doing these experimentations on.
B
But anyway, all I'm saying is there is a specific plot of land on the planet that God has given to a specific nation. And so this is where it gets weird. I just don't want to be fighting against God in any way. So I'm not saying that the Jews do no bad. I'm not saying that.
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This is the thing that I, like, I'm having. I'm having problems with is that I think that you're right. Like, like when. When he says that the Jews. Well, God was the God of the Jews and the other principalities had these other regions and then they fell and they became pagan and yada, yada and so on and so forth. That's true.
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But the Jews became pagan too. Like, this is. That's what our T shirt is out there is like, Elijah calls all of Israel to Mount Carmel for the Mount Carmel showdown and says, look, you guys can serve God or you can serve baal, but you can't serve. Or both. Like, you guys have been serving these false gods, worshiping demons. You can't do this. So nobody's saying that Israel, like, does no wrong. Like, nobody's saying that. Far from it. They've probably done the most evil of anybody. Like, like, nobody's saying they haven't. But that plot of land has been given to them by God, man. And there's a very specific destiny for them. And also, if their government is, like, wicked and evil, then what does that say about us? Dude, our government is the most wicked and evil entity that's ever existed in America, is the raddest, like, place to live anywhere. But our government has spread so much war.
C
Why, though?
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What do you mean?
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Oh, you're saying, oh, well, here's the thing.
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What about before 1948? They didn't even have a homeland. They didn't even have a structure.
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Well, when. So when.
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When.
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All right, this is a crazy thing.
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When.
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When Donald Trump says, let's make America great again, he's hearkening to, like, pre 1950. People have said this. There's been articles written about this, and I kind of agree. It means before. And then you go, what happened before 1950? After 1950, 50, America kind of became the bad guy.
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We.
C
We just entered into a bunch of wars for plastic, for nonsense in the Middle East. For 20 years, we've demoralized.
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Wait, so we weren't bad before that? You're saying, like, before that, we were just like, listen, people are always.
C
People are always.
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Bro.
C
People are bad.
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People are masons. Like, set up our government. Like, Washington, D.C. is set up on, like, the satanic thing like that. We've got, like, a. We have this thing called the Washington Monument, and it's an asteroid poll, dude.
A
With the. With the donation, he says, matt, it's just a satanic reply. Deception of something from the past, I think. I. I'm not sure I quite understand.
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But all I'm saying is, like, the Washington Monument is set up as an astropole. Like, it is an obelisk. Like. Like, that's, like, the beginning of our nation is not like, this wonderful. Everybody's good. It's. It's just another one of the nations evil before God and in rebel rebellion.
C
But do you think that it's gotten better or worse?
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I'd say it just progressively gets worse because of our capacity to spread evil. If you had the capacity to spread evil in 1900, it would be worse back then, but we didn't have the capacity to.
C
I don't know, dude. It's like, listen, we. We're spreading evil pretty good, but this government right now is doing it to its own people at, like, the highest level everywhere we turn.
B
That's why American government.
C
American government.
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Government is doing bad.
A
Well, let's say, like, the trans. Why do you have LGBT ideology?
C
You know, why do you have a food forest?
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Because I don't want to eat poison food.
C
Right? Who's putting poison in the food?
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Who? No, but hang on. Like, we did that to ourself, dude. Like. Like, the old people all grew their own food. I'm not saying all of it, but they grew a substantial amount of their own food.
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Well, we didn't poison, like, our own water.
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Went away from that.
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We didn't poison our own water. Supply and spray this crap in the air and all these different things that are happening.
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The government is spraying poison in the air.
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Hold on, let me recognize that blue letter B.
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Me reconcile this. We're not. We're talking past each other. We're in agreeance. The problem that's happening right now is you're absolutely right. Israel is guilty of all these things. We're all guilty of all these things. But what's happening is masses of people are starting to become aware and all of a sudden Israel is doing this thing.
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It's gotten true.
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And they don't have biblical boomers.
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Is it because somebody's gonna be like, the boomers, Like, Israel can do no wrong.
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There's like, that's the old problem.
C
All right, there's, there's a lot to dissect there. So one of the main problems I'm seeing is sure, nations, nations are evil. America is not a specifically moral nation, but it has gotten vicious and turned on its own. Like that was external. Whatever was wrong with America, it has turned on its own people.
B
Because we have the capacity for it.
C
No, because we don't have, we don't have representation in government that represents us.
B
But we never did. What you're saying in the 80s or the 70s or the 60s, it was better?
C
No, but maybe took us off the gold standard.
B
Like that wasn't 50s.
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After 50, I'm saying before 50 people, it's, I mean, 1913, you had like, like the selling away of, of, of. Well, I mean the future. But before that.
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I don't know, bro, because then you're going back like before that you're going into like owning humans, calling them slaves. Like you're going back into like crazy ass stuff.
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You're opening too many cans.
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Well, yeah, well, well, who, who owned the slave ships, though?
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Oh my God, he said it. Who owned the slave ships? Do you know who owned the slave ships?
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I'm guessing he's going to say Israel, but like Israel was slaves in Egypt, bro.
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Israel didn't exist because America hadn't given.
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It was Jews though.
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They were all Jewish. Like, if you look into this, the ship logs all the owners of the ship.
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This is the horrible thing, dude. You're telling me you trust all of history then?
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Like, no, but he was something that was previously obfuscated and now they've dug it up and gone. Wait a second.
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The thing that is that like, it's like I don't trust, I don't trust most history, but when I look every. When you look at history okay, hang on, hang on.
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So then this is a serious question then. So, like, like, who gave this? Who did they. Jason. Jason.
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Oh, that was Jason.
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I told you guys to tell him thank you. I told you right when you walked by him.
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Dude, no, I.
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He said the Ravens. Never seen an alligator. He's like, I just wanted to bring.
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I saw one this morning.
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We did, we saw.
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Wait, hang on. So you had never seen. Look how evil America. At your elite ruling class in America, you have these characters like Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi and like George Bush senior and junior. Like, you have all. That's who you are. Because you're an American. You'd be like, no, dude, that's our elite ruling class. Our elite class is evil. So, like, that's. I'd imagine it's exactly the same thing. In Israel, they probably have a. A very evil elite ruling class.
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Okay, here, let me. Let me open.
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They spread the injection on all.
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All the.
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In Israel, too. So, I mean, they probably have a government, man.
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What does that say? That's like the APAC tracker for Nancy Pelosi. That's. How much is 600,000?
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What does that mean? Israel gave to Nancy?
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Yeah. Who Mitch McConnell knows, bro.
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Yeah, that's probably to all of the people, man.
A
So here's what's happening, Matt. This is. In my estimation, this is.
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It's like everyone except Mass and MTG crushing James Comer.
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I mean, if you go to this website, well, Thomas Massie took zero, but I mean, Hakeem Jeffries, these people, 12 million.
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Wait, so what is AIPAC?
C
AIPAC is a political. It's American Israel Political Association Committee, where they give money to sitting congress people and other governmental workers to look out for the interests of Israel. And when we look at it, I can't not look at it, because it's insane, the amount of money that's going this way. And then you wonder why. It's like, why is all of our. Why are the American.
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I don't know. No, I'm just saying, like, this. This world system that's in place, like this B system That's Shady Harris.
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9.4 million.
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It's not Israel. That's like doing Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump.
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What if we went through, like, Mexico, Ethiopia.
C
Who's the president of Mexico?
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Never heard of him.
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I. I'm just saying, like, if you want these nations, are we going to say, like, are we going to say.
C
Clau Shine, Bob, the president of Mexico. You see what I'm saying?
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Whatever.
C
No, it's crazy.
B
Okay, so is France and Netherlands. Good. Like, I'm just saying, like, which of the nations are good?
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Is there no such thing as degrees?
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There's degrees, but I know there's just.
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Degrees of, like, success. And when you have success, you have more money and more influence. America is the most evil because it has, like, the most money and influence.
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I want my. I want my government to be evil.
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But, like, by itself, evil tastefully doesn't work like that.
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The nations make deals, bro.
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Yeah. Also Tel Aviv, the LGBTQ capital of the world.
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This has gone too far.
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That's interesting.
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No, no, this is, like, I'm glad, like, because I don't understand, like, the whole deal if everybody just, like, yeah. Hates Israel.
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No, no. All right, now let's do the Holocaust. No, no, no. It's. Little steps, baby. Little steps. All right.
C
Somebody said this is the new tower gang.
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No, no, come on. We're not saying.
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You guys need to read Ezekiel 38 and 39. That they're saying the Holocaust didn't happen. I'm guessing. Is that what the whole.
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No, it just doesn't happen the way.
C
You thought it happened.
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Go read Ezekiel 38.
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Like, 217, 000.
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The Valley of Dry bones. I don't know.
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I think it was. It was 271, dude.
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We need to have our perspective based on the Bible. And then all of this other stuff, they're rational observations. That's fine, man. I'm with you. Like, you're saying, hey, look at all this wicked wickedness and this evil with people from Israel, the elites in that ruling class government, whatever. Like, that's fine, but, like, let's keep a biblical lens as we're looking at it.
A
Well, man, I looked at these things, and they don't make me hate Israel or hate the Jews.
C
Yeah.
A
So what's the problem?
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We don't hate them. It's. The problem is that, like, when I say, like, like, dude, like, all right. I mean, this is a big one. Trump took $230 million from Israel.
A
Dude, he's bald.
C
Look at that. And go.
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And then.
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And then we're doing.
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But how much did he take from France or England? Or like I'm saying. Or I think he's buddies with Brazil, but I'm just saying, like, I don't know. Do all the nations, like, give tons of money to America?
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I just don't think that we're carpet bombing the Middle east because Brazil want.
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It looks like Trump took $100,000 from France.
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Well, there you go, man.
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$100,000.
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100,000.
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Everybody should hate all the French people. 30 million.
C
All right, but, Matt, we can't. I can't. Look right now. This.
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This is.
C
These are the actual implications that are happening.
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We can't wake you up to the crimes of Israel.
C
There is a war. There's a war happening in the Middle east that is being funded by us, that will continue, and eventually my children will be drafted into it. And the guy who is.
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That's a problem.
C
He's actually sitting there telling them, yo, stop bombing Iran, stop doing this, and then doing whatever they want. And then I look and I go, how much money did you get from them? $230 million. That's a lot. A lot. Dude, this is our president. I don't care about that stuff over there, but it's affecting us.
B
That's a fair statement.
C
It's also affecting us morally. Listen, the reason why half of. Half of society here, half of the woman in society are on Only half of the women.
D
Oh, Only Fans. Who owns Only Fans, by the way?
A
Oh, who owns Only Fans? The old websites.
D
The owner of Only Fans. I'm not making this the only. The owner of Only Fans is the single largest donor to Israel. I'm not even kidding.
C
There's no way.
D
Yeah, look it up.
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Mysterious. Make you hate Jews or hate Israel, man.
B
Well, I just don't think we have. We live this.
D
Such.
B
This comfortable, luxurious life with all this entertainment in America. I don't think we know what it's like.
D
Oh, Rinsky. I wonder what he is.
B
Biblical perspective of, like, what's gone on with the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and then the descendants of Abraham. Esau. Like, this is. Get the biblical context is all I'm saying.
A
They're worshiping the calf. I understand they do this over and over again, but, like, what. What people don't understand is, like, our perspective on it, I think is the correct perspective where it's like, this is just.
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I don't. Or maybe it's Only Fans as a company, something like that.
C
The problem is, is, like, this is happening for sure. And I'm like, looking at him going like, I don't think this is good.
A
I think it's all been orchestrated.
B
That sounds like a fair statement.
C
Laura Loomer says you're a horrible person.
A
Oh, yeah.
C
You shouldn't be able to perform in the Leesburg Theater.
A
That's true.
C
Blue Letter Bible should disavow.
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Blue Letter Bible should get us taken down off Spotify.
C
This is what happens when I'm like. I'm like, okay, okay, okay. But there's $230 million being thrown at our president right now to do affairs of a country that.
A
That has nothing to do with.
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I don't know if $230 million is that big of a deal. Maybe it is. Like, I just don't know compared to other people giving money is what I'm saying. I'm not saying, like, none of these people should be able to give us any. Any of that. Like. Like, why are they able to give us any of that?
C
I agree.
B
So in the end, it's like, we're the head. We're the head of this wicked and evil system.
C
Here's the problem.
B
So whoever we're taking money from, it shouldn't be.
C
Here's another problem, because this is. Girl Tucker Carlson. Qatar. Qatar. Qatar. Qatar.
B
Why? He's always talks about Qatar, Cutter.
C
However you say it, I don't even know Cutter. Qatar is no he.
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Government, too.
B
Okay, so then what. That's what I'm saying. None of these places should be able to give.
C
It's not even like 2% of the money. That is.
B
Why are any of the nations allowed to give us money? And what does that even mean? Because we give all the other nations all the money. Like, what are we even talking?
D
Like, that's just. Just like. I don't even know how that even happened. Like, oh, these. These people who are actually willing to speak out against Israel, they're taking money from Qatar. Like, I don't even know how that became a thing, because Qatar is on the same side as, like, the U.S. israel, the UAE, whatever. So it doesn't even make any sense. I don't know.
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It's just. It's like I'm not allowed to say, like, when I look at it, I'm not. Wow, these politicians sure did get a lot of money from Israel. And they go, what about Qatar? And then we look at it and it's like, well, first off, it's not even that much money. They are giving money to our.
B
Our.
C
Like, like you said, they're giving money to our government, but it's like, there's one that's giving way more. And when I say something about it, I'm a bad guy.
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I'm this.
B
But then we're just.
D
They use all the money on the world economy.
B
Money back to the other.
C
No, the money that they're giving is going into the pockets of individual people. Government. Government workers.
B
Well, that's what I'm saying. America is the most evil like that.
A
But then there are people that none.
B
Of that should be allowed.
A
That Israel is not the Israel of the Bible. That this is some. You know.
B
Well, we talked about that before. It would be an awfully strange coincidence. And I know people are like, no, no, it wasn't a miracle. Like, I'm pretty sure anybody who was like Derek Prince was there in 1948 and them come back and said like these passages in scripture where God says, I was known as the God who brought Israel as slaves out of Egypt, but I'll be known as the God who brought them back to their land from the four corners of the earth. He said, yeah, dude, it was a miracle. Like, like they were there in 1948. And so whether that means they're good people or bad people or that or let's say whatever, they're just people that come back to the land. That's an awfully strange coincidence that like, spelled out perfectly in the Bible. Bible thousands of years ago.
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So we're just dealing with another wicked king is kind of what I'm getting.
B
Yeah, yeah, I could see that. So how do you. I mean, and I don't know enough about it to say that, but if what you guys are saying is true, then they're raping people with metal poles, like about Ahab.
A
Oh, did you see where they were banging on the doors because they wanted to rape the prisoners?
B
I mean, they were like, let us rape those prisoners. There's tons of wicked and evil kings that ruled in Israel that did the most wicked and evil things until God ultimately drove them out of their land. But then he said, I'm going to bring them back. Not because of their good. I'm not bringing them.
C
And how did God. How did God. How does God usually punish these. These kings? When I, When I was reading it, it seems like somebody came and wiped them out and they had to leave and that was that. Or God would tell them. He tell to. That he could leave and go make peace with this army. But he was like, no, no, I'm going to do that. I'm going to stay. And then he gets wiped out. He gets killed.
B
Which king was it where they ripped his. Where they killed his entire family in front of him and then ripped his eyes out. It was the last thing he ever saw. All of his dis. Descendants killed in front of him and then they ripped his eyes out.
C
What I'm saying is, is these type.
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Of name off the top of my.
C
Head, this is the type of king that we're dealing with here, man. And we're dealing with that but at like the. Probably the largest level that they've been. They've been able to.
B
Was it Zedekiah? It had. I think it was.
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I love the Jews. I love Israel.
C
They're all right.
B
You're doing weird stuff right now.
A
So what's the problem?
B
I don't like when you do that.
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There is no problem. No, I'm just saying I think the. The problem is that we're dealing with. With this thing that is. Is both. Yes. You know what I'm saying?
B
It's an antichrist system on the planet today, dude. All the nations are in rebellion.
A
I feel like you don't have to hate the Jews. I don't know why you do. And I don't think you have to hate Israel.
B
No, I just don't want to be found fighting against God in the end. And that's a loaded statement. I get it. I get it. That's a loaded statement. If somebody's like, what? So that means you think everything they do is good? Nope, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying, like, there's this one peculiar plot of land on the planet that was given to a specific people group. And if they're all of a sudden fighting to take over that land, well, guess what? They did that in the Bible. They fought to. Took over the land. To take over the land that God gave them. So that could be super offensive. And I get it. Where normal people would be super offended by.
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No, I agree. I think, listen, if this is your land, take it. Don't. I just don't. Don't feed the American people propaganda that makes them fight against each other. If you're going to do your thing, if you want to cleanse it right?
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And like the dude, Rafi Farber, he's another gold and silver I follow online. He's a Jewish guy. He was. He's saying the same thing. Just stay out of it. Let Israel do what Israel needs to do.
C
How can we stay out of it? They're giving our president $230 million.
B
No, I agree.
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I think that black people, the Jews, black Hebrew Israelites.
C
Guys, it's been a great episode of Squad Toad. Thank you for Toad.
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We got to see you soon, dude.
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I got to get my wife.
A
It's. No, but I mean, like, Toad has to come down soon. Let's aim for the first week of. Of November. We'll talk about it if you need. Because I know you're low on cash because you are unemployed for a long time because of the anti Semitic song. So if you need help getting down here, you know, like, let's. Let's make it happen. Dude, we miss you. We want to hold you like a baby cradle style and make content with you.
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I am small, fat, and bald, so it's nice. And I like boobies.
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All right, well, we can't let him be here when Mason's here. Where can people find you? Toad.
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Learn to Toad on Twitter. Learn to Toad on Instagram. Better off doing dead B T T O R. Worst SEO possible. Dude, I went for the pun and it's not as good as the other one. That's my betting channel.
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Crazy how many. Like, your ratio from subscribers to videos is just.
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So why won't anybody subscribe? But they're watching his videos too, right? Like, I mean, I'm on.
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I'm on audio there as well.
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Updates.
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Spotify and Apple again. Probably got to change the name of this thing that I've covered in you, because my UK channel, you.
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Duke.
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We're gonna use one of your songs for our intro, just so you know.
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No, we're not. We're gonna have him show up and play in the coffee shop.
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No, that's a bad idea.
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And he's gonna play Hal Hitler. No.
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Yeah. And. And throw the Jew down the. Well, you know, Throw the Jew down.
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Thank you, Toad. This was a long time coming. Should have happened sooner. Hopefully next time very soon happens in person.
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Hell yeah.
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Thanks for having me, man.
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Later, brother.
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Bye, guys. Matt, do we have anything?
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Are you okay? Hey, Matt.
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Matt's. He's not happy.
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No, I'm good.
C
He didn't like this?
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No, I was just looking for the thing you said. What did they do to the evil kings in Israel?
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Oh, what do they do?
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So it's 2 Kings 25, 7. And they slew the sons of Zedekiah before his eyes and out the eyes of Zedekiah and bound him with fetters of brass and carried him to Babylon.
C
Wow.
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Evil kings, dude.
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Silly guy.
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Yeah, well, at first I thought you're talking about Herod, but I was like, oh, no, wait, this is something that. That they did to the king and his family and not heritage.
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Came over and carried off Israel captive. That's what they did to the king. Because Jeremiah the prophet was telling him, go with Babylon. It's God's intention for them to take you over.
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That's a story. And they. And they said no, right? And he ended up killing himself.
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They said, we're the Covenant people. Why would God do that? We can do no wrong. Once saved, always saved. God would never. God gave us the land. Why would he take us out of the land?
C
Is this when like, like the Babylonians were at the gate and it's like.
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Jeremiah saying, dude, go with the Babylonians, go in there, gardens, build a life, bless that culture, bless that nation that ends up in Babylon. Like everything we're reading in Daniel, he's in Babylon, right? So, yeah, man. So nobody's saying they do no wrong, just saying it's God's nation. So it's an intriguing unfolding of events in this time period.
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Well, it's clear you're mad and the chat can tell you're mad. So I think it's time to end this.
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It's time to end it. Guys, thank you very much for showing up to the episode once again. Don't forget to obey, submit and comply with. See you whenever.
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The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a oblong box in the corner of.
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The room, it is constantly telling us.
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What to believe is real.
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You can persuade that what they see.
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With their eyes is what there is.
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To see because they'll in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger.
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Picture of what and they have.
Hosts: TopLobsta & Raven
Guest: Toad
Date: October 28, 2025
This rollicking edition of Nephilim Death Squad brings back Toad—an enigmatic recurring guest—into the fray with hosts Raven and TopLobsta, plus a rotating cast of regulars from the Standard Coffee Shop. Billing itself as “cultural commentary for the end of days,” the episode’s purpose is to explore current events, conspiracies, and biblical themes through comedic banter and skeptical inquiry.
While the title suggests a deep-dive into the concept of the Anti-Christ, the show weaves spontaneously through subjects ranging from NASA’s two-moons claim, government propaganda, conspiracy theories on Israel, the demonic nature of AI, and the perils of doom-scrolling. Toad’s personal journey—unemployment, high IQ, occult karaoke infamy, and navigating modern faith/life struggles—runs as a thread throughout the wild dialogue.
The episode is an energetic, sometimes chaotic, blend of irreverent comedy, sharp-edged skepticism, and sincere—if occasionally gruff—spiritual searching. The hosts regularly swerve from jokes about bodily functions, IQ and autism, to heartfelt encouragement, to detailed explorations of deep-state shenanigans and biblical prophecy.
Despite frequent derailments by superchats, personal stories, and coffee shop cameos, the show maintains a core focus on conspiracy, faith, and the (often dystopian) state of our world. The banter is fast, salty, and shot through with internet/weird Twitter in-jokes.
If you haven’t listened, this episode functions as both a comedy sketch and a think-piece on surviving the apocalypse—by turns deeply skeptical, conspiratorial, and (strangely) hopeful. It’s a vibrant artifact of internet-age spiritual subculture: self-aware, ringing with memes, and, at its core, wrestling earnestly with the question of how to thrive in “the end of days.”
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