David Fired From NDS | Neph 2 America

Summary

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Nephilim Death Squad: "David Fired From NDS | Neph 2 America"

Podcast: Nephilim Death Squad (TopLobsta Productions)
Airdate: July 15, 2026

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Episode Overview

This lively episode marks a significant transition for the Nephilim Death Squad show, as co-host David Lee Corbo ("The Raven") addresses his tentative exit from his regular co-hosting duties—jokingly framed as being "fired" and receiving "severance" via one more season. Hosts David and Top Lobsta combine conspiratorial deep-dives, spiritual commentary, Christian humor and personal storytelling, touching on everything from biblical archetypes and generational iniquity to event planning woes, the role of truth tellers in society, car troubles, and viral QAnon AI culture.

Through their signature banter, the hosts move fluidly between event announcements, biblical parallels (with King David as archetype), conspiracy culture commentary, personal anecdotes, and the spiritual battle at large. A recurring theme is the value and burden of truth—whether exposing darkness, confronting mainstream narratives, or dealing with generational baggage.

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Key Topics & Discussion Highlights

1. Changes to the NDS Hosting Dynamic

• [01:24–02:28]

  • David announces his "limited run" as co-host, referencing legal advice and feedback ("tentatively… we're gonna see if it works out, if the audience is happy").
  • The hosts reflect on the evolving dynamic and express openness to audience input.

  “I was told we’re gonna play it by ear. I was told—tentatively, sure. And that’s fair. But you know, it really depends on the feedback.”
  —David [02:24]

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2. Brohemian Grove Event & Owen Benjamin Reveal

• [03:48–10:09]

  • The long-awaited announcement of comedian Owen Benjamin as a secret guest at the Brohemian Grove event (August 8, Wildwood, FL) is revealed, after attempts to keep it under wraps are foiled by Owen's own casual announcement on his show.
  • Discussion of the live event, hosting content creators, and behind-the-scenes efforts to promote ticket sales "on their own merit."
  • Reflecting on Owen Benjamin's "hero's journey" post-cancellation, recent appearances (e.g., Tucker Carlson), and parallels with King David’s biblical narrative.

  “It’s remarkable to watch the hero’s journey that is Owen’s experience over all these years and getting canceled and all this, and then coming back and making it to Tucker’s, and then that just creates this domino effect.”
  —David [06:56]

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3. King David: Foreskins, Archetypes, and Biblical Parallels

• [11:15–16:36]

  • Spirited comedic discussion about King David, the biblical narrative of collecting foreskins for a dowry, and ancient trophy practices ("double the amount… that's a choice”).
  • Parallels between David’s archetypal journey—being cast out, gathering misfits, "mighty men," the death of Saul, and inheriting the system—and modern-day cultural figures (specifically Owen Benjamin).
  • Exploration of biblical archetypes vs. lived experience and societal/cultural resonance.

  "It’s the same story. Now he’s cast out…gathers a group of misfits, and then after that he gets his mighty men… When the system dies, what David has built then moves in its place."
  —Top Lobsta [16:11]

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4. Cultural Decay, Nostalgia, and the American Dream

• [25:23–33:40]

  • David’s personal reflections on visiting family in Boca Raton: nostalgia for bygone decades, generational change, and the somber realization that the "shining future" of 80s–90s America fizzled out.
  • Migration, demographic change, and feeling like part of a "shadow generation" after the death of optimism (tied to a viral QAnon/AI Americana music video).
  • Discussion of U.S. technocracy’s promises vs. disappointing reality (“miracle” tech that never works as promised—automatic sinks, soap, air dryers).

  “This place that I'm standing in was once alive... Now it’s empty. I’m watching my son swim in a pool I swam in as a child… But it’s not the same. All the people are gone. It’s like a shadow is cast over that house… there was an entire… generation of expectance. They thought this thing was on the horizon. And it seems though at some point… they peaked, and that thing is kind of defined by maybe like a Back to the Future…”
  —David [27:24]

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5. Car Troubles, Spiritual Warfare, and Witchcraft

• [33:40–53:08]

  • Entertaining and detailed jeep/car trouble stories: cracked windshield, overheating, the saga of fixing a used vehicle while on vacation.
  • The connection of these misfortunes to a dream about witchcraft and dark spiritual influences—interpreted as possible "curses" or spiritual attacks due to generational iniquity.
  • Jokes and rants about inviting God into every decision (including car purchases).

  “All this seems like a curse, right? … I apologized to God because I was like, I bought this thing, and I didn’t include you in my plans, and I repented for that…”
  —David [48:58]

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6. Witchcraft, Family Curses & Demonic Attachment Stories

• [53:08–56:08]

  • Top Lobsta shares family tales of misfortune, apparent curses (aunt losing a finger tip to a dog bite), poltergeist events, serious illnesses—highlighting the dangers of unattended generational iniquity and demonic attachments.

  “Now I’m like, ‘Oh no, this is… The longer it sticks around, the stronger it gets… the more it feeds, the more it bleeds. That’s where we’re at, dog’.”
  —Top Lobsta [56:18]

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7. GATE Program, Spiritual Sensitivity, and Generational Iniquity

• [56:18–80:08]

  • Deep dive into the GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) program as a possible selection tool for children with family lines of spiritual iniquity—an accessible “MK Ultra-adjacent” theory.
  • Lively theorizing: Is “spiritual openness” an inherited trait? Is GATE about identifying legal rights of entities to bloodlines?
  • Audience participation plans: collecting data on “generational iniquity markers” (Freemasons, occultists in family, cryptid/alien encounters, sleep paralysis, rare blood types, etc.), with the intention of mapping patterns.

  “What they're selecting for is what the Bible calls generational iniquity. … Spiritual realm is legal. Anybody in your bloodline did something that allowed legal access to your bloodline by these entities.”
  —David [72:15]

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8. The Burden and Value of Truth-Telling (Jesters, Kings, and Culture)

• [94:58–99:09]

  • Discussion of how truth-tellers are treated, both in biblical archetypes and modern culture; how “jesters” and comic prophets are both needed and exile-worthy in society, especially for those in positions of power (Kanye West and his search for advisers/courtiers who won't flatter but tell the truth).
  • Relating personal experiences with attempts to speak truth in church and media circles—addressing outsiders, holding unpopular opinions or secret knowledge, and the importance (and consequences) of authenticity.

  “If you were to create a council of dudes who would advise you, you would want guys that weren't afraid to say the truth as they saw it… Kanye is the kind of guy—maybe that was really important to him at a time. … You could have all the things. What is he really looking for? A council that are going to tell him the truth.”
  —David [96:09]

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9. QAnon AI Music Video: Symbols, Americana, and Psyop Commentary

• [85:17–121:50]

  • Watching and dissecting a viral AI-generated “QAnon” music video, retweeted by Elon Musk three times: themes of American nostalgia, lost futures, time travel, zero point technology, coded imagery, biblical allusions ("thief in the night"), JFK, and the "storm" motif.
  • Discussion of QAnon as a long-term, laborious psyop “worthy of our time," its emotional pull on “the boomer goy class,” the resurgence of desire for meaning, and the role of nostalgia in political/cultural manipulation.

  “If we’re gonna get a QAnon PSYOP, that’s gonna be fun. That’s gonna be so fun. We’re gonna have real, real purpose, real work to do, and fun will be happening. And we’ll be among the very few who are saying, no, no, this is bad. As I am on a hoverboard…”
  —David [118:03]

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10. Media Networks, Israel, and The Perils of Truth in the Culture War

• [104:27–114:56]

  • Candid discussion of the fallout and stress among independent media personalities (Tim Pool, Clint, Ben Shapiro, Crowder) over the very recent political events and the culture wars, especially regarding Israel.
  • The difficulty and risks for public figures to break from scripted/approved narratives, the pressures of network alliances, and the difference between real friendship and business relationships in the alt-media world.

  “If you bend to that because you want to foster that, it’s a blockade in being able to be true to the truth that’s inside of you… Those relationships will really hinder that. So it is the best for you to actually lose them...”
  —David [63:38]

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• “He did a lot of bad… he killed 200 people and then you desecrated the corpse. … You didn’t have to get that many foreskins. You got double.”
  —Top Lobsta [11:19]

• On King David & Archetypes:
  “He’s a shepherd that doesn’t belong in the system, but is thrust into the system because of… and the system turns on him. It’s the same story.”
  —Top Lobsta [15:15]

• On American Decline:
  “Now it’s empty. … All the people are gone. … There was an entire… generation of expectance. They thought this thing was on the horizon. And it seems though at some point… they peaked.”
  —David [27:24]

• On Generational Iniquity & GATE:
  “What they're selecting for is what the Bible calls generational iniquity … anyone in your bloodline did something that allowed legal access to your bloodline by these entities.”
  —David [72:15]

• On Truth-Telling in the Age of Kings:
  “Kanye West could have all the things. What is he really looking for? A council that are going to tell him the truth, because the truth is a priceless commodity.”
  —David [96:09]

• On QAnon Psyop & AI Slop:
  “If we’re gonna get a QAnon PSYOP, that's gonna be fun. … We’ll be among the very few who are saying, no, no, this is bad, as I am on a hoverboard. … But this is not good.”
  —David [118:02]

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Noteworthy Timestamps

• [01:24] — Announcement of David’s (tentative) last season as co-host
• [05:01] — Bombshell: Owen Benjamin as secret Brohemian Grove guest
• [11:15] — Foreskins, King David, and biblical violence riff
• [25:23] — Boca Raton nostalgia and social change
• [33:40] — Car trouble saga and spiritual interpretation
• [56:18] — Intensifying family curses and demonic activity
• [72:15] — GATE program and generational iniquity theory developed
• [85:17] — Watching/dissecting the viral QAnon AI video
• [104:27] — Tim Pool/Clint/Ben Shapiro, stress & Israel in dissident media
• [114:27] — "Dangerous retards vs. dangerous gays": culture war stakes

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Tone, Energy, and Style

• Casual, irreverent, and self-effacing Christian humor
• Sharp (often dark) wit, with sustained banter and inside jokes
• Serious and thoughtful when discussing spiritual, conspiratorial, or culture war topics
• Deep knowledge of biblical literature, conspiracy lore, and alternative media references
• Emphasis on equipping believers and challenging both skeptics and mainstream narratives
• Heavy use of analogies, metaphors, and recurring archetypes

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Takeaways for New Listeners

• This episode is a microcosm of the show's blend of humor, deep research, biblical worldview, and personal vulnerability.
• Major themes: The importance and difficulty of speaking the truth in a deceived world; the enduring legacy of generational iniquity; American decline and the search for spiritual renewal; the cyclical nature of hero types; the ever-present temptation to seek meaning in old conspiracies and new technologies alike.
• For anyone interested in the intersection of Christian faith, conspiracy research, and cultural commentary—with the willingness to traverse both the sacred and the irreverent.

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Stay curious. Stay dangerous.
(Nephilim Death Squad)

Transcript

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When the last trumpet sounds and the heavens crack them. Death spot. Death spot.

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Welcome back to Nephilim Death Squad. I am Top Lobster. We're going to be running through the show. It's going to be a little bit different today, and I think it'll be a little bit different going in from. From now on. In the future, we. We're changing up the dynamic of the show and who's going to be on it and how it works. So bear with us in this growing process.

[B]

You know, I actually spoke to my lawyer and, and he said that I can squeeze one more season out of the show. And, and, and, and I'm giving one more. It's my severance. It's kind of a, you know, general. One more.

[A]

General Fl.

[B]

Perfect. One more season of appearing on the show as co host. And, and we're gonna play it by ear. I was told we're gonna play it by ear. I don't know. You know, this is a limited run. We're gonna see if it works out, you know, if the audience is happy.

[A]

Right, right.

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I believe the money makes sense.

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The words he used were tentatively.

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Tentatively, sure.

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Right, sure. And that's fair.

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But, you know, it really depends on the feedback. This is. This is Raven's little season.

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Shout out to Z man. Do the intro.

[B]

Okay. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad. I am David Lee Corbo, AKA the Raven. That's Top Lobster, the father of disinformation. And before we get into today's episode, literally before we get into today's episode, a little reminder. A great place to support us is nephilim. Or patreon.com rather backslash. Nephilim death Squad. Sign up there. Early access to episodes ad free listening experiences. Access to communities of dangerous retards on telegram, on Twitter, and on Discord. Also access to that weekly Bible study which I was just in. I believe I made it to the last two and they were fantastic. And so people are really enjoying that. And it's all community driven. It has nothing to do with us. You gain access to this, you're also going to get access to discount codes off of merchandise from toplopsa.com. hold on.

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I'm getting a weird sign for Top Lobster. This is odd.

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Oh, what's happening?

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504 Gateway timeout. What's that?

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Did they terminate the website? I don't. I'm gonna try to go to it right near right.

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Yeah. This is an emergency.

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Okay, it's up. It's up. I don't know.

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This is what I'm getting.

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Okay, that's weird. Here, I'll. I'll share my screen and we can do that. Top Lobster.com is where you're not only

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gonna bring the show in.

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I gotta very strange as the. The feds are shutting everything down as we speak. So here, let's remove this and let's add that. I'll press it. You'll press it together. So you'll get discount codes off of the merchandise from Top lobster dot com. Check that out. Look at the EG Florida Illuminati, Mother Horse eyes, the Moon map, Free Range MK Ultra Chicken, all that banger designs. But also at the top here, buy tickets to Brohemian Grove. If you go there, it opens up the portal. Eight. Eight in Holly. I mean, I'm sorry. Wildwood, Florida. That's August 8th. You're gonna be hanging out with us and a. A bunch of different content creators and I guess we kind of have to spill the beans now because the beans were still. Yeah, I'll.

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Let me send. I'll send it to the chat.

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Okay, go ahead.

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Because beans are accidentally.

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The beans were accidentally spilled.

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I don't even know how surprise it even is. We tried. We did. We tried to do things.

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Yeah, we tried to do a thing. We tried to keep it under wraps. You know, we. We really wanted to try to move tickets on our own merit and. And thank God that's no longer the case.

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She's becoming some of like one of our favorite people.

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Who's that? Amy. Yeah. I don't know why. Amy's been my favorite person for a long time. I. This isn't news to me.

[A]

Just saying.

[B]

So becoming Owen Benjamin is the secret guest. Do the boosh the explosion again. Okay. And he announced it all willy nilly on his show, which I'm perfectly fine willy nilly because we were trying off principle, which was try and.

[A]

Well, let's play. I'll play Owen's Go ahead.

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Yeah, his. I guess his underwhelming announcement.

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Yeah, I fucking know some of these guys.

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I'm gonna be there at Top Lops's thing.

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Oh, there it is. Take that off. And what? 504 nose again.

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What?

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Unbelievable.

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Oh, there he is.

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Okay, here we go. So this was actually sent to me by Sparrow Nose Baron. She's like, I think I know who your guest is.

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And I'm like, you Sparrow? Sparrow, you paying attention? Yeah.

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All right, here we go. Oh, can you.

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No, I can't hear. Oh, it's. It's just muted.

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All right, let's go back. Here we go on that right now. But I would love your help in building it. I'm doing Top Lobsters show in Florida on the eighth guy. And you better hang out.

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It's.

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It's near Orlando, and I might be there an extra day or two to, like, check out homesteads and shoot some extra stuff. And I believe the build is second week in August. We originally planned on July. I know. Everybody works.

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I love the. The lax energy that he announces his secret appearance from a mountaintop as a breeze blows over him. And he's on a literal mountaintop.

[A]

Yeah.

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And he's just nonchalantly go. And. And to be fair, I don't know how much you might have expressed to him, like, hey, I want to keep it under wraps. But that was a while ago. And Owen has been doing the rounds, dude. Like, he's been incredibly busy, which I'm super pumped for him, you know, after that. Tucker. Yeah.

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Like, big shows. Like, I don't even know who these

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guys are, but, yeah, they all had fantastic production quality.

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Are. These people came out of nowhere.

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But it's great because it's. It's remarkable to watch the. The hero's journey that is Owen's experience over all these years and getting canceled and all this, and then coming back and making it to Tucker's, and then that just creates this. This domino effect. People were so. So into his. His conversation with Tucker that everybody's reaching out to him. Poor guy has to fly to Florida. Yeah. And they don't make planes that big. And he lays down in the aisle, and they. They find no other passengers.

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Strap him down. All right. I guess. Well, let's listen. Listen. And so I'm gonna try to make it to the build, but it's not. He's got his Ozarks build again. You remember last time he came, instead of going back home, we flew him to the Ozark somewhere, because. That's right.

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Yeah.

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So I think we actually interfered with

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this, and here we are again now,

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a balancing act, because Top is a great guy. I mean, Top helped me link up with Tucker Carlson, and that was a blast. And he's always been such a good dude. It's not like, you do something for me, I do something for you. It's just. I'm pretty sure it was specifically said, I do this for you,

[B]

as you said, as you rubbed your hands together.

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Do this for me. And he said, deal.

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Fine.

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And then we shared a blood oath. Yes, but that's. That's just part of the business. It's always a pleasure working with those guys. And. And he asked me to be. Do his thing, and I'm like, of course. So it's out the bag.

[B]

Yeah. So me gets out of the bag. But, hey, it's fine because I, you know, more tickets will be moved, and. And I'm pleased about that. Good for business ultimately. Yeah.

[A]

But, I mean, our show just aired with Sam Tripley where we told him that we were trying to do it

[B]

by our own merits. Right.

[A]

I think Mason just popped her head.

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Mason, what the hell do you want? Yeah, we're on the show. You can't. You can complain to us about somebody later. We want to hear. We really want to hear.

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Write a note and leave it on the table.

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Yeah, write that down. Thank you. So, Top lobster dot com. Go get your tickets.

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It's been.

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It's been a week. It's been a while.

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Yeah. So this comes on, like the day that Sam Tripoli actually announced. I mean, he. He released our episode, and in no uncertain terms. I believe that the phrase that I used to Sam was, you, you're not invited.

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Yeah, Yeah. I believe we said, we are real ass who are going to grind and get this done.

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Something like that.

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On our own two feet, standing ten toes down on business. We're gonna do this by ourselves. We don't need any big headliners is what we said.

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And we were trying, like, not to.

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We were trying not to. I'm also very pleased that he's announced it because, you know, anybody can tell you if you're. If you're doing a live event. It's all. It's all nerve. Right.

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I think FJ fool is correct. We need another on air sign before

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door for the kitchen.

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Yeah, yeah. We have an on air sign for this door.

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For the back of house.

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For the back. For the back of house. Yes. Yeah, yeah.

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Technically, employees need to know, so. Yeah. Go and check out that episode of Tinfoil Hat, too. So you can hear us adamantly say, we don't need no big headliners. We're gonna do this by ourselves.

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And you could hear Owen Benjamin immediately have to say, I'm coming, I'm on my way.

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I'm en route. En route and route, route, route.

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I don't know. I. The thing is he's not doing stand up.

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Yeah.

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It's not going to be like that.

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I. But I feel like Owen is. Who knows what I was going to do. Maybe music. I would love to get a run it back with him and Toad.

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Well, I don't know if Toad's gonna come but. So here's how it played out was Owen goes, he's like, hey, man, he did me real solid with the Tucker thing. Yeah, I'll come down and we could do something live in the studio and do. And I said, yeah, that would be.

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That'll be great.

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And I go, hey, here's an idea.

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Yeah.

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Why don't we just do that live, but also live.

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Right?

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And he's like, yeah, sounds great.

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It's a no brainer. Yeah.

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And I was like, all right, let's keep it a secret. That was months ago.

[B]

That was months ago. And he's been so busy.

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Yeah. You know, cutting foreskins off.

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He's.

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He's forgot.

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I see. I've seen. He's been, he's been, he's been being a real. About. Whoa. And. And it's been remarkable to watch. That being said, I have no pushback against any of the things that he's been bringing to, you know, to the conversation about the many crimes of, of King David.

[A]

Yeah, man, they were criminals. Yeah. They work with us. I can't really argue.

[B]

No, I can't argue it.

[A]

He did a lot of bad. Like even Matt was asking me yesterday, we read the first half of David and in the first half he's like, so he didn't really do anything wrong. And I'm like, he killed 200 people and then you desecrated the corpse. Like that's a little.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it was like, you didn't have to get that many foreskins. Yeah. You got double, you got double the amount of. That's a choice.

[A]

Although I will decision. I did defend his choice of like trophy because I was like, once the thing is dead, like, I don't know, we're squabbling about what you cut off from somebody.

[B]

See, the thing is, when you cut it off, it requires a bit of finagling. You've sort of got to Gather a slice. Yeah, you got to gather it, though.

[A]

No, to scalp somebody is much harder, and they did that when they were alive.

[B]

Pull and. And do the.

[A]

Yeah, you pull much smaller.

[B]

Yeah, I guess. But there's still, like a pinch and roll that you have to do.

[A]

You're touching somebody else's pinch and roll and then.

[B]

What do you want?

[A]

Leave the note right there, Mason.

[B]

Oh, is that the note? Okay.

[A]

What did she write there?

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Give it to me. Put that on air. Don't put it on air. We don't want people to know. You can look at it, though.

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It's that one right there.

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Go ahead, Mason, say hello. Let me see. Let. Let them see. But don't tell people what it says.

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Oh, yes.

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Yeah, yeah. Absolutely. Right.

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That's right.

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By the way, I got some stories about that. We'll get into it a little bit later. Thank you, Mason. That was wonderful. Secrets make us right?

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And secrets.

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It's no secret on this show.

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It's obviously. Look at you.

[B]

Yeah. It's in your. It's in your DNA.

[A]

Bye, Mason.

[B]

So. Well, what the hell? Oh, pinching and rolling the penis to get the foreskin to cut it off. And King David, he cut off a bunch of foreskin. Don't worry about it.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Get back in the kitchen. Who let the birds in? Look at Amy. Go away.

[A]

Oh, man. Amy doesn't like anything associated with.

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Oh, my God. I like.

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I don't blame you, Amy.

[B]

So the. The foreskins. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't have any problems.

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I'm just saying. The only difference is, like, what? You're taking the top of somebody's head. The top of somebody's head.

[B]

Well, the way that Owens, he says it.

[A]

Oh, make a necklace out of teeth, fingers, lampshades. You're making trophies of things. I. I don't know. Who am I to judge?

[B]

Whatever has the right to defend itself.

[A]

Sometimes you cut someone's face off and you just put over your face and

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you go, yeah, that's right. You do whatever. A little girl's face.

[A]

The whole thing is strange, but I don't find any of these more or less strange.

[B]

Well, a lot of what I'm seeing, too, is like. I don't know what it was like during these. These times, you know, that the Bible is writing about.

[A]

You know what? Here's what I think the idea is. Saul's like, go do this. And he's hoping David dies.

[B]

Sure.

[A]

Set up. And David is. He's like, I'm gonna do extra.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

It's not necessarily Even I'm excited about getting these foreskins, but I'm gonna do extra, and then I'm gonna bang your daughter because that's what the dowry move. He couldn't afford the dowry, which is like money you'd have to pay to marry somebody of high status. So.

[B]

But he also. He's a king. He has everything. So he goes, I don't really need these. I need these.

[A]

No, he needs those.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, also, the foreskin is something that you give to God.

[B]

Right. It's the sign of the covenant.

[A]

You know, these pagans that are out there, they have not given this to God. We're gonna take this. They probably burned them or something.

[B]

Right?

[A]

They probably, like, I don't know what they do.

[B]

They roll them on down their fingers until they get stacked up enough that all your fingers are foreskins.

[A]

Finger force. Salad fingers.

[B]

Salad fingers. Remember that guy?

[A]

Nasty. Yeah.

[B]

I mean, like I said, I don't know. I know what it's like to live in a time with iPhones and. And Furby and Tamagotchi and all the. All the conveniences and. And comforts of, you know, living in 2026. I don't know what it's like to be a sand dwelling foreskin collector in, you know, whatever it is we call them.

[A]

A shepherd. Sure. Which is also another interesting overlap. Yeah. He's a shepherd that doesn't belong in the system, but is thrust into the system because of.

[B]

Don't say thrust. Thrust in Talking about foreskins.

[A]

Well, that's before the force. That's much before the four skins. He's thrust into the system. Sure. Because he's special. People know that he's special. They like him. But he does a thing that makes him stand out a little too much, and the system turns on him.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And it very much. It's the same story.

[B]

It is.

[A]

And then one of the other stories is like, all right, now he's cast out and he's in the wilderness.

[B]

Well, it's an archetype. Right. I mean, that's what I was saying.

[A]

I was like, is it. Is this just an archetype because he's played out the archetype. Archetype.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I think it's archetype.

[B]

I don't like the extra syllable, Nancy. What is that? Is it archetype or archetype?

[A]

Anyway, he's like. He's in the wilderness all by himself.

[B]

Sure.

[A]

And then he gathers a group of misfits. Well, the misfits come to him. And then after that, he Gets his mighty men. And they don't overthrow the system, but they're powerful enough to. Then when the system dies, it. It pretty much kills itself. Like, Saul might have killed himself with his own sphere spear. Then whatever you've built there, whatever David has built, that system then moves in its place.

[B]

Right.

[A]

What part of the story is Owen in? Because not many people get to the. You don't get to the point where you gather a band of misfits.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Like an entire group of them.

[B]

Well, he. He has. They're just behind the scenes, a lot of them. Right. But he has gathered around him very capable people.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Who not only can build a culture, you know, that seems to be outside of the main culture, but can also build in general. Right. So he's.

[A]

He's working the land of dome builder.

[B]

Right. Shout out to Topher.

[A]

So I guess the point of this. This video that he made, which we got to figure something out with him, because I feel bad if he's gonna miss his build to come to the show. Well, we'll see. I'll talk to him and see if, you know, I don't know, get him out of here earlier or something. I. I don't know.

[B]

Pay him a few hundred foreskins.

[A]

Yeah, a few hundred foreskins. Fly out real quick. Go ahead, do your thing.

[B]

No big deal.

[A]

I do feel bad about that, but, yeah, that part of the story is unique because a lot of other people, they're like, yeah, I can see myself in King David. I can see myself in. I don't know. I can see myself in, you know, this person, that person. But it's like, are you building an entire separate system?

[B]

Well, it is the hero's journey. Right. King David really exemplifies that. Going from being this, what, the smallest and. And meekest of his brothers. And, you know, it doesn't stop at Goliath. He. He goes on and on and on. So in that way, you're. You're looking at a really true version, a really potent version of the hero's journey. And I. I've said that about Owen for a while now, is like, you know, especially once he got on Tucker's, it was like, damn, dude. This is like, you know, a magnificent return. A dude that gets cast out for so long and then sustains, thrives, and then is thrust back into the cultural zeitgeist with ideas that are appropriate for now, but are the same ideas more or less that he had when, you know, the world wasn't ready to hear them. Now, now, the World's ready to hear them. Plus he's refined it. The way that he delivers it I think is a lot more truthful. It's, it's more graceful and, and I think that's probably something he had to work on for a long time because when you say that rattles the cage. You can't. Trans kids or whatever, everybody freaks the out. So you got to figure out, you know, as a comedian, how do I deliver these things, make them more palatable? He's done that for a long time now. He's taking all that hard work and, and it's no longer, it's not about making money or any of that stuff. Right. Because he's, he's now self sustaining now. It truly is about the ideas.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It's really, really. I mean, I'm sure to a huge degree it's always been about the ideas, but now it really is. You're on Tucker Carlson. Sure there's going to be a bump and you're going to sell books and that's all good. I'm not saying that that's not good or that he doesn't need that, but like it's more about you sat there and cooked with these ideas for so long.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And now you're delivering them on the biggest platforms that you know that I guess the Internet has to offer at the moment. So as far as a return goes, it's a pretty, it's a big one. So. Yeah. There's degrees of the hero's journey. There's degrees when people say I see myself in King David or I see myself in whatever it's like. Yeah. To what degree? I'm sure it plays out to this degree. That's big. It's a big.

[A]

It's a, it's a big degree.

[B]

High degree.

[A]

It's a high degree.

[B]

It's a large magnet.

[A]

33rd degree. It's up there.

[B]

Rusty says this show loves gloss and. Oh, well, I mean, you know, it's, it's all relevant right now.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And so especially because he announced that he's coming on the credit where it's due though. Yeah. Credit where it's due. So I've been gone for a week. Yeah. How has, how has been, how has been. How has been things here?

[A]

Things. Things have been different but fine.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. A cleaner.

[B]

A cleaner. Oh, you mean like here? Yeah, it looks nice in the studio.

[A]

Much cleaner.

[B]

Yeah, it is clean. Well, my, my corner is still very dirty. Nobody clean.

[A]

It's a fire hazard.

[B]

It is a fire hazard.

[A]

It's just Papers.

[B]

How has. How has Matt been doing now that he's been. Because he's been thrust into the Crucible.

[A]

Yeah. Matt has been grinding as much as possible. He's been doing. I think he's been doing good. That's up to the audience.

[B]

Audience, how is Matt? Jeanette says, terrible. Thank you, unit. How has Matt been holding down the less flatulence? I don't fart on the show, mainly because this studio is actually on the small side, and it would be very distracting, you know, for everybody involved if they had to. Had to do that. A lot of people are really saying, less farts, less burps, less farts.

[A]

Somewhat normal.

[B]

Less flatulence.

[A]

I don't even remember what we did. We did. We did some cool Bible studies. We had some stuff going on.

[B]

Yeah, I saw he was talking to Ed Mabry. I was not a fan of that.

[A]

That was actually a really good episode. And we're going to be talking to Ed Mabry later on today. Two hours. Yeah.

[B]

No, I did not gain weight, Matthew Assman. I actually lost a lot of weight somehow from stress, which is probably from the stress. Yeah. So. So.

[A]

Oh, we got new lights in the back studio. So that was good.

[B]

Which, by the way, guys, there's, like, folks back there.

[A]

Oh, it's fun. Yeah. These lights are connected to Bluetooth.

[B]

So he sets off, like, red and blue alarm lights, and then we walk out there and they're like, what's going on? And we go, oh, my God. Is it happening? I think it's happening.

[A]

What is it like?

[B]

Oh. Oh, no.

[A]

And I'm. I'm in front of them. I'm going like this. I'm just pressing all the buttons on my phone.

[B]

Oh, my God, what's happening? So. So I spent my time in Boca.

[A]

Oh. For.

[B]

For a week.

[A]

And Mouth of the rat.

[B]

I'll tell you what. Yeah, that's what Boca Raton means. Rat mouth. She's not. Not a great name.

[A]

All the Jews are.

[B]

There's so many Jews. Besides Jews, there's a ton of Caribbeans.

[A]

Oh.

[B]

Which is worse.

[A]

Arguably, she wrote on the paper something like that.

[B]

I think she said, death to Caribbeans. That's what she wrote on paper. Dude, the Caribbeans out there are insane. So. So it's a bummer because, you know, my family, my uncle and my aunt who live out there are fantastic people. I love them.

[A]

Are these messianic Jews?

[B]

No, these are not. These are the rich whites. They. I. I do have rich whites in my family. Rich white. The wealthy whites. And so they had this really big house in Boca. They've had it for a long time. Early 90s, maybe late 80s. And my uncle was in early working with a AI. Oh, wow. He's an IG guy. He's got a lot of money, and he's very frugal. He's driving the same cars that he's maintained for a really long time. Not a white Jeep? No, no, no. His cars. You know, if you looked at him driving down the road, you'd be like, this is a broke dude. He's like, that's not a broke dude at all.

[A]

He just. Hold on. Really quick.

[B]

Go ahead.

[A]

I'm gonna pull this up. This is one thing that did go wrong.

[B]

Car. Rib. Indians?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

What happened with Indians?

[A]

No, with Matt.

[B]

Oh. Oh. He couldn't handle the racial.

[A]

Maybe I should tell you about it after the story. Or should I cut you off and tell you the story? That's the whole story about Jess. You know, she's got vertigo. The whole thing. Yeah.

[B]

What the heck's going on with her?

[A]

She got healed by somebody the other day. He went and, like.

[B]

No.

[A]

Did some stuff, and she felt better. It's really just a spinal issue.

[B]

Okay, okay.

[A]

And he, like, adjusted her. He knew exactly what was wrong. She was.

[B]

Is it the guy that put his finger in my mouth?

[A]

Different guy.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

He put.

[B]

When he put his finger in my.

[A]

Probably would have helped. So he helped her, but I think it's kind of, like, re. Relapsed a little. Sure.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

So she's a little dizzy now today, but that's one of those things like that structural integrity. You need to build muscle around it to keep it good.

[B]

Yeah, you do.

[A]

So he. He helped her with some relief. But Mac goes. I walk into his office, and right away, I like the guy. And I was like, well, why? He goes, he was Indian. I love Indian people.

[B]

And I was like, oh, my God. How much do we have to teach this mother?

[A]

We haven't taught him about Indians. Really? Oh, we've been too busy with the Jews.

[B]

How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?

[A]

Come here.

[B]

I'm gonna grab you by ears, dude.

[A]

He doesn't understand, but this Indian guy seems like he did. He knows what's up, and he tried to help her. Yeah, he did help her, but.

[B]

Sorry, was there no. No white guys available?

[A]

You know what? The white guys that they went to didn't. Didn't help at all. It's weird. It's a weird thing because they're doing, like, western medicine the white guy's like, well, how about this pill? How about that pillow? This guy's kind of like, no, there's an issue here with your C5.

[B]

Yeah. And then he did a little aligning of the chakras and. And blessings of Shiva upon her.

[A]

Problem is, is that he has an affinity towards Indian people.

[B]

That's a huge problem.

[A]

And I go, what did the office smell like? He goes, no, no, it's not like that. The guy says he doesn't eat Indian food until after he leaves because he

[B]

can't get any white clients because he'll

[A]

know that it'll smell the office.

[B]

Yeah, of course it will smell it. I mean. Yeah, that's great.

[A]

But the word he said was pungent.

[B]

Pungent Punjab. That's one. Pungent Punjab. So.

[A]

So finish your story. Yeah.

[B]

That's a huge problem, though, by the way. So, yeah, you know, they bought this house back in the day, and it's a beautiful area, very wealthy, a lot of money. And even though, I mean, we're talking, like, giant houses and every house on the block has a cyber truck, and, you know, it's. It's a lot of money. There's. And. But it's filled with Caribbean migrants now, and. And. And Brazilian migrants, like, the migrant situation. And I. I became angry for them.

[A]

Brazilian migrants.

[B]

A lot of Brazilians. Yeah. So it's Fogo de chow. I don't know if that's even an expression.

[A]

Brazilian migrants weren't a problem for me until I. Then I saw it when we saw them up close.

[B]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[A]

And I was kind of like this. I could see how this can be a problem.

[B]

Yeah. She's been on Instagram taking pictures in Brazil.

[A]

And I go, she's in Brazil.

[B]

She was in Brazil. I don't know if she's still in Brazil. I just saw a couple of. She's hanging out with giant Jesus and.

[A]

Oh, nice.

[B]

But it is. It's sad to see the way that it's fallen. In fact, I know we're gonna get into it at some point, but we have this QAnon AI music video that Elon Musk has been posting, and I gotta admit, it's. There's something. They've captured the. The somberness of Americana and. And they've contrasted the potential. And in the music video, it's all about the potential. The 80s and 90s and what could have been, what was coming. And then it's contrasted with the lyrics that are very sad about, like, and it's never come, and we're still just doing this sad thing. And is this the end of an empire? And it's like even though it's AI Slop like they nailed it, there's something in there that makes me feel something. And I'm standing on my, my family's patio over their big in ground pool. And I'm watching this. And that is my family are these people that are drinking Bud light in the 90s and the 80s and the future is so promising. And this place that I'm standing in was once alive with all these family members and now of course everybody's old and so many of them have passed and, and it's just sad. It was just sad because, you know, it was almost like a shadow of itself. It's like a shadow is casted over that house because I have all these golden memories of being a child and hanging out with my family and at this place, it's, you know, a real big ranch style house. There's two houses on the property. Beautiful. Can't get enough of it. Outdoor showers, big ass pool, blah blah, blah, blah, blah. But now it's empty. And I'm watching my son who gets to swim in this pool that I've spent time in when I was a child. And he's having fun, but it's not the same. All the people are gone. And I'm looking at this video and it's all about what could have been. And it's like, yeah, there was an entire, I guess maybe you could say boomers, a generation of expectance. They thought this thing was on the horizon. And it seems though at some point and this is kind of in like they peaked. Yeah, they peaked and, and they, they got to the precipice of something that never came. And, and that thing is kind of defined by maybe like a Back to the Future or any of those films that talked about like the glowy, shimmering, golden future that we were going to have and everything was going to be futuristic and, and within the QAnon conspiracy, there is this idea that we, the timeline has been stifled. We should have had hovercrafts. We should have entered the actual golden age. Right. That, that Donald Trump alludes to.

[A]

I love that mencious mole bug. He's writing under a different name. It's like the Technocracy, the auto Auto Technocracy or something like that. And it's describing what should have been.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But instead what we have and it's just like, like one portion of it is his trip to the bathroom and he's like, you go in and it's like, what a miracle. You wave your hand under. Under the sink. You. You wave your hand under the soap dispenser, and soap comes out.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But not enough to wash your hands. So you get the suds on it, and then you wave your hand under this. You know, it's going to give you water miraculously, without touching anything. But it's just not enough to get what little soap you have on. And then you wave your hand underneath the paper towel dispenser, and like, half a sheet comes out.

[B]

Oh, my God.

[A]

And you suck there with soapy, shitty hands.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

And. And you can't even dry them.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

So what, you, you know, kind of like, wipe your. Wipe down your pants and continue on with life.

[B]

God forbid you should look down in the air dryer. And it's like mold and shit has been sprayed all over the wall. That's. That's, you know, right up against it. Yeah.

[A]

That's our technocracy. It's like, it's. Wow, what a miracle. And it's like, this ship doesn't work.

[B]

Almost.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Almost. So close.

[A]

Almost.

[B]

So, you know, I. I had a wonderful experience. I did. I got to go snorkeling with my son, and we saw, like, some dolphins. No, we saw some stingrays, which actually. Yeah, dude. I'm like, wait a second. This is cool. We're allowed to be swimming with these. And everybody's cool with what they did.

[A]

To get killed by them. Very rare.

[B]

Very rare. Super rare. And semen, I don't know. Might happen to one guy. If you crunch the numbers. Might happen to one guy. Yeah. And. And, you know, but there was coral reef, and you got to snorkel around it. And the oceanic life on the west coast. I mean, I'm sorry, in the east coast is, like, far in excess of what we have here. If you go to, like, the west coast. And I love the west coast beaches. West coast of Florida, the water's warmer. The Gulf is really warm, and it's really clear. But like, man, like, the ocean is alive on the east coast. And to the extent where I'm like, we're probably gonna stop going out that far. No.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. That's like, real stuff out there.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So tons of stingrays, tons of beautiful tropical fish. Fish like this big just swimming around you, which is like. Is that a barracuda? I don't know if it's a barracuda. So, you know, we had a lot of really great experiences. And what I will say. And you've expressed this before about. I think it's your wife's side of the family. The way that they celebrate is food.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It's a never ending cacophony. I mean, there's like breakfast, second breakfast, there's brunch, there's lunch.

[A]

Like, constant as they're eating, they're talking about where they're eating next.

[B]

As they're eating, they're preparing more food. This is why that will be eaten.

[A]

You didn't know me before, but a few years ago, I was like, kind of fatter.

[B]

Because they're just feeding you.

[A]

Because I'm like, yeah, I wasn't even eating every meal with these people. But because they're always eating, I'm always eating. And I got to a point where I'm like, I'm not hungry, so I'm not gonna eat. And then they get mad at you. Like, what do you mean you're not. Yeah, I'm like, because what's wrong with you? Well, you're eating and all day eating,

[B]

and it feels like they. There's an anticipation for the meal because the meal is what you do. Yeah. Like, what are we doing? Well, we're eating. If you're not eating, then we're not doing anything. And then, so as a host, I think there's this. This urge to like, keep providing this experience. And then, of course, the, the drinking was like insane because my uncle has a liquor cabinet that's the size of the wall and it's every liquor you could think of. And I was like, I don't really want to drink. But then he had, well, what kind

[A]

of foods are they giving you too? Is it like, is it, oh, good foods or slop? Right.

[B]

It is definitional goy slop. But it's delicious.

[A]

Yeah, exactly.

[B]

Of course. It's fantastic. My, my aunt is a wonderful host and. And my uncle is a. Is a really fun and social dude who loves to drink, you know, with you. Yeah. And he's always offering you to get you. Can I get you a drink? Can I make you a drink? They're making espresso martinis.

[A]

They're Uncle Sass's house when we invited you for Christmas, that. It's the same thing.

[B]

How old are they?

[A]

Close to 70.

[B]

Yeah. I think that's kind of like the age range that my aunt and uncle are in. And so, yeah. Very similar culture. Very similar culture. And I feel bad because my aunt is like, oh, my knee hurts and it's hard for me to walk and I'm going to Eating a lot of bad stuff, man, and you're drinking a lot of bad stuff. You got inflammation and all this other crap. And you know, it is what it is. But still a week is all I could do. And I would have been home sooner. So, so much of the chat knows by this point I've got, I finally got a new car. People have been listening to me about my car for, for a long time now. I think a shout out to Scott, who said, yeah, it's been over two years. Over two years of listening to me about the car. Great car, Grateful for it. I think God kept that thing alive in the craziest of ways. And you shouldn't have gotten rid of it. Probably not.

[A]

But I mean, you should have just like. Yeah, because like, what

[B]

insurance for it? And also how much is you can ensure that?

[A]

I guess you have to, but.

[B]

Well, If I had two cars, $12 a month, I, I do want to get a second car, but I want to get something older that I could work on with Jack that only needs to get from here to the house. So I, I, I'm here one day. You guys are talking to, I think you're talking to Ben of End of the World News. Either that or maybe it was an Otis episode. I'm not too sure, but I'm waiting for you guys to be done.

[A]

It was, yeah, yeah. It was one Otis episode, I believe.

[B]

And I made a couple of rude entries because I, I was hearing the conversation. There you go. Great picture. I love that picture.

[A]

Great looking car.

[B]

It is. Yeah, it's a great looking car. I mean, it's a car for women because women have taken this thing that was previously a military vehicle and they've covered it in ducks and, and it, it's somehow synonymous with being a gay.

[A]

That's a car for fun.

[B]

I like the idea that when we get hurricane weather and we get deep puddles and some debris, I could just get the tipping rate on it. It's like, it's like two out of three stars. This thing is gonna tip over.

[A]

Me and Christina, when we went on our honeymoon, we accidentally rented a Jeep.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

And it was like, I had a blast with it.

[B]

They're fun. Yeah.

[A]

And when we got home, we were like, we should buy one. And we kept saying, like, just, we can't. I just like, if I bought one of these.

[B]

Well, you got a big family.

[A]

No, it's not about, we had no family.

[B]

Oh, okay.

[A]

We had no family. But I'm like, if I buy one of these, I'm like, this is just for fun. Oh, yeah, they're funny for fun.

[B]

Yeah, they're funny.

[A]

I never did.

[B]

Not aerodynamic whatsoever, by the way. Like, it's just. You're a wall that's traveling at 90 down the highway.

[A]

Any sort of win is hitting this way, that way. Yeah.

[B]

So I get the thing. It's wonderful. I'm excited. And, you know, we're sitting here, you guys are interviewing Otis. I keep thinking, that's a good idea. You can wrap it in Hawaiian print. So I want to do the. The sunset stripes. You know, the ones that, like, vary in color.

[A]

It's like yellow to orange.

[B]

Yeah, yellow to orange. I think there's even like a purple. Yeah, I want to do that. And I was thinking, honestly, getting a tire cover, putting an NDS logo on it with a. With a QR code that would go hard scan this. And I keep hearing the conversation with you guys and Otis, and I keep thinking it's winding down or that you guys are done, because Matt's just talking about what the fuck ever at this point. And I'm like, okay, they're done.

[A]

Cool.

[B]

And then you see me, like, try to open the door. I did that like two to three times. And I was like, okay, this is getting rude. I got to stop trying to read the room. And I said, you know what? I'm going to go right down the street. I'm going to get a fucking car wash. By the time I'm done, 10 minutes, I'll be right back. I go. The guy goes, hey, just so you know, Big Dan. Big Dan. The front end is flat and the back end has the tire. It's not going to get that clean. But if you're cool with that, then, you know, whatever.

[A]

Go through.

[B]

I go, yeah, man, no big deal.

[A]

It was it the roller.

[B]

So the very end of it has the big roller that's drying.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I make it through 99 of the entire car wash. And you're not driving right.

[A]

This is when you go in on the.

[B]

It's a neutral. The things taken to on rails, except experience. And this roller gets to the top of my windshield and then just cracks the out of it. I mean, like a giant spider web. Crack. And I go, what the man? And so, you know, I. I think before I got there, Matt's like, where are you? I go home. I'm not home. I'm. I'm driving to the thing. I ended up leaving, like, very similar to when you guys finished. And I'm just driving to the. The car wash. And I was Going to spin right back around after that. I'm just sitting in the car, you know, in the, in the parking lot, arguing with this dude for. He's not arguing with him. He's remorseful and he's embarrassed.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And, you know, we're doing an incident report and all this, and I'm going, I gotta drive.

[A]

Do you think it was a thing that cracked it or was the temperature differential?

[B]

I don't know. It almost didn't make sense the way that it cracked. Because it doesn't really touch your car.

[A]

It's not supposed to.

[B]

It's just got flappies and the flappy smack. Your car flat. Flap, flap, flap, flap, flap, flap, flap. But the inner roller.

[A]

I like the idea of your windshield just like, is like. I swear to God, one more thing touches me.

[B]

It was fucking like. Like, if this is the top of the windshield, this thing goes like over the hood, up to the top, and then right as it's about to roll over the fucking. And it's a loud pop. I get sprayed with glass. My dash gets sprayed with glass. Like, you fucking kidding me, dude? So that was two days. And did you see three glasses on? No, I did not have it. Oh, yeah, I always have it. And so I didn't get any of my eyes. So. But, you know, I gotta leave next day, four hours. So, you know, whatever. I. I'll fix it in the future. I still am trying to get in touch with these. I. I'm, you know, I don't want. I don't think your insurance goes up if you use it for a windshield. So I don't want to with my insurance. So I don't want to risk it. Like, hey, just find a shop out here, book me a appointment and then handle the bill. Yeah, and leave me alone. Don't. Don't talk to me anymore. Now I guess I can't go through the car wash. I gotta go to a cell phone wash thing. So I drive the next day, broken windshield, four hours, Right. Had this wonderful experience. Dude, I swear to God, that God, like, had his hand on this before. Before all this happened, I had a weird dream and I was trying to explain it to you, and I think we were going on Alex Saunders, podcast, Nugget News, Australian guy, Australia. And he hopped in the studio. So I stopped telling my story. So the dream goes. How did the dream even go? I only remember the second half of it now. I. Man, I can't remember. I think I'm having, like, some sort of a nightmare. I think my wife is there.

[A]

Hold on real quick. We'll show the people that's.

[B]

Oh, you can see it at the top. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

If you look, there it is.

[B]

That's. And then I'm in the car wash, Big Dan's car wash. And that sucks. It's.

[A]

It's kind of funny.

[B]

But that's so crazy, dude.

[A]

It's.

[B]

It's totally fine. I'm cool with it all.

[A]

But.

[B]

Yeah, so in this dream, I'm with my wife, and I remember what it was. I'm being shown things, and. And they're kind of like slop in nature, and I don't want to look at them. And eventually, the things that I'm being shown are, like, sexual. And I'm like, dude, I don't want to see this. Like, something is.

[A]

This is gross.

[B]

I don't want to see this. And I start moving away from it, and I can't see my wife, by the way. And in hindsight, she didn't really look like my wife. It was just what I thought was my wife. She was in my peripheral.

[A]

Somebody with you?

[B]

Somebody was with me.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

The impression was it was my wife, but all things point to like, no, that wasn't my wife at all. So I. I now move away from this. I go, I don't want to look at these people. There's like, people are banging. I don't want to see that. And I'm leaving.

[A]

You did tell me. You told me up to that part that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Trying to show you that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Why would you show me that?

[B]

You know, and I'm. And I'm in this. Oh, I remember what it was she first started before she showed me the. I didn't want to see. She was trying to show me Pokemon. That's how the dream started. And I remember even then feeling like my wife would never show me. She doesn't give a. About Pokemon.

[A]

Like, when did she get cool?

[B]

And she's trying to show me a Pokemon video game. My wife does not play video games.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

My son can't even get her to play video games.

[A]

What's wrong with these girls that don't like. My wife is so against my wife. Video games.

[B]

Yeah. Because this. There's a cultural connotation associated with.

[A]

My kids are like, if the kids play, they're gonna be dumb and fat and losers. And I'm like, no, it's like puzzles,

[B]

hand eye coordination, problem solving, critical thinking skills. Like, they do studies that is off the chart.

[A]

Working under pressure.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's good. I can see.

[A]

I Can go overboard for sure.

[B]

Absolutely. I've seen it. So she, like I said, the dream starts off. She's showing me Pokemon. She's showing me video games. And I'm going, this is weird. This doesn't make any sense. She's in my peripheral. I can't see her really, but I'm like, why is she showing me this? And then I start to feel like I even rationalize it in my dream. I go, well, she's probably just trying to be cool, so, like, I'll appreciate this. And I'm trying to watch it. Then all of a sudden it turns to, yep, the. The porn bait and switch. She's showing me like. Like, yeah, porn. And I'm going, what the, man? I don't want to see this. So I start leaving. And she's off in the distance. And I'm about to leave that room, and I step out one foot into the rest of this place. And I'm in a mansion. And the mansion's floor is checkerboard, which is weird and Masonic, right? And I do see a throne, but the throne has nobody in it. And I'm like, spooked out by this. So I turn back around to look for her, and she's not there. And then I look back to the throne room, and I'm, like, caught in between this bathroom that I got one footing for some reason, this happened in the bathroom and in this throne room with the checkerboard floor, mansion style shit. And I'm calling her. And corner and corner. And then I realized, like, oh, this is a dream. I could wake up. So I will myself to wake up. And this is where things get really weird. This is where I left off. And I didn't tell you. I'm in my room, in my bed, doused in semen. Doused in semen. And I could see everything's normal, except my right eye is closed. And it's because of the way I was sleeping. In hindsight, I just had my face pressed against a pillow. My right eye was, you know, couldn't. And I'm like, struggling to get up. And I'm struggling to, like, because I'm pseudo paralyzed. And I'm like, trying to touch her leg to get her to wake up because this is also horrifying. I'm, like, filled with this feeling of horror. She gets up and starts, like, trying to console me. It's not her. It's this woman with long black hair. Like, you know, it's just long, kind of stringy black hair. And she's now Spinning me in a circle. And everything's so disoriented. Like I can't see out of my right eye. I can't identify who this woman is. I'm being spun in a circle. She. She takes my head and starts whispering spells into my forehead. And she's talking about precious stones. Like I, I remember that, like precious stones. Something, something diamond, something, something like saying something about precious stones. And. And I managed to wake up and I'm like distinctly like witchcraft is the feeling that I got. I tell my wife about it. It's very strange. Fast forward just a day or so, windshield cracks. And then it almost seems as though after I get to Florida, the day before I leave, all sudden my truck starts overheating. I just spent money on this truck, put a big down payment on it, you know, I'm four hours away, right. And it's overheating. And I'm going, what the is going on, man? So I start making this connection in my mind, like somebody with me. Like, am I getting with right now? Like, how did I make it four hours and it never overheats? Then what I. The day before I go to leave, all of a sudden it goes to overheat. Now that's actually a blessing. Huge blessing in disguise.

[A]

Yeah, it should, it should have overheated on the four hour drive. That's why I was wondering when you told me, I was like, he must have told us a couple days later, why would it overheat? Why? Like, it made sense to me. I'm like, all right, a used car dealership picks up a Jeep. They test it before they buy it.

[B]

Not long enough to maybe.

[A]

Who's driving it for four hours?

[B]

Right. To heat it up like that.

[A]

Yeah. I was like, but if you drive a jeep 4 hours, jeeps are also like kind of here to their cars.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

A long distance drive is like, like you said, like with the wind, you know, it's kind of not for that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So like you're not necessarily going to think to do that with it. So I was like, oh, he must have overheated driving down, like, yeah, that makes sense. And I was, that's what I was telling you. It's like you should look at it, possibly return it, because if that happened, who knows what else is wrong with it. But like it was on a shorter drive.

[B]

It was a 20 minute drive back from a place called Gumbo Limbo, which is like a cool little wildlife sanctuary and then a beach experience. And we're driving back.

[A]

Gumbo Limbo, Gumbo Limbo.

[B]

A lot of silly, fun names in that area. And. And all of a sudden, it starts overheating. I'm going, what the hell's going on, man? And it actually throws the temp gauge notification, you know, like. Yeah. And if I'm going, oh, my God, bro. So I pull over, I let it cool down, and then I managed to make it home after that. And we got to leave the next day. And I'm going, what is going on? So I checked the reservoir for the coolant, and it's, like, empty. And I go, oh, maybe they didn't, you know, fill it up. Okay, fine. So I fill up the reservoir to kind of just above minimum because I don't want to overfill it. I don't know what's going on. And so I go to leave the next day, and sure enough, I get a half an hour away from my aunts. What does he say? Don't get rid of it. I'll drive down and fix anything on that piece of for you. Well, that's the thing, is the only thing I know how to work on is a Jeep. It's. It's what I've learned on my previous Jeep. I did the alternator. I did the starter. I did the serpentine belt. I did crank position sensors. I did. I did all my brake lines. Bought all new stainless steel brake lines and installed them, which was a nightmare because they didn't quite fit. And if you try to bend a brake line, you can, but you got to do it incrementally, otherwise it'll snap because it's just a steel, stainless steel tube. I did a lot on that truck. I learned whatever I do know on that truck, so I'm familiar. I did a radiator swap. I did a coolant swap. I did the upper and lower hoses, yada, yada, yada, did it all. So, you know, if it's overheating and it's having, you know, it's something to do with the coolant, obviously, then, like, there are worse problems that could. Even if it's a radiator that needs to be swapped out, that's really not a huge job because it's right at the front of the truck. It's easily accessible.

[A]

So you don't want to do like.

[B]

No, you don't want to do that.

[A]

I want to do this. You just bought a car.

[B]

Yeah, dude.

[A]

I want to do this for like a year.

[B]

So check this out. This is the fun thing. I get a half an hour away, it starts overheating, and I'm going, there's got to be air in the line. Like, they. They had to have done a bad job. And there's air in the line. So, you know, it's. It's not a constant stream of coolant. So I pull over, I let the thing cool down. It's really hard, by the way. I only make it about a minute and 30 seconds every time before I have to pull over and let it cool down. So it takes me so long to get the remaining five miles to the advanced auto part, which I don't make it all the way there. I make it to an adjacent parking lot, and I walk the rest of the way. My family goes off to Ross, and I go, yeah, they do. Yeah, they do. And I go over to buy. It's a special funnel that allows for, you know, air to escape and coolant to not overflow out of the funnel. And so I go and get this thing, and I'm doing it, and I'm going, oh, yeah, this is cool. Now, it turns out what actually happened is the thermostat was broken, which is a really easy fix as well. A lot easier than the radiator. But since the thermostat is broken, it's not allowing the coolant to flow. Flow through the system, right? So when I. When. When this truck gets up to operating temperature and I've got this funnel line, boy, everything expands. And the coolant has no place to go because the thermostat's not open.

[A]

Are you wearing your safety glasses?

[B]

No. I got showered in really hot cooling. So now I'm in this parking lot. All this coolant explodes up out of this funnel. I. I'm doing a one man thing, so I can't. I got. I got the fucking funnel. I got to run back and turn the engine off, and it's. You got a matter of seconds before everything just comes overflowing, which, of course, it did. Long story short, man, all this seems like a curse, right? And, like, I'm not so out of the woods and thinking that somebody was actually doing something to me. But I think, God, I, like, apologize because. I apologize to God because I was like, I bought this thing, and I didn't include you in my plans, and. And I repented for that. And I. And I invited God to, like, be a part of this. And how did you buy this?

[A]

Like, you don't. When you buy a thing, you just. So it's like a snap decision.

[B]

Not really, no. We had been looking at trucks for a long time, and we had Been watching this one only for two days. And. And we just knew because we had been car shopping for so long, months and months and months and months, that it was just time to pull the trigger on something. And this truck was. Seemed pretty good. The miles were low, the price was good. And once again, it's in my wheelhouse. If there's anything I can work on, It's a Jeep. So everything's modular on it too. Like they're kind of almost designed to be that way so that you can work on them. And so we decided to get it and you know, but. But I just didn't like invite God in on this, which was a mistake, I think. So of course I do that. And I, and I apologize and I. And what ends up happening is I limp back to my aunt's house and I go, it's either the thermostat or I didn't successfully get all the air out of the system because it fucking exploded on me. So there is this chance that that still needs to happen. But why did it explode? Because the pressure was building up because the thermostat didn't open, so the coolant didn't flow into the fucking motor. So uncle's got a good, what would you call it? Mechanic. I call up the dealership, they're like, hey, you know, let's just figure it out. Send us the bill, we'll take it from there. Next day, we drive it down. Turns out to be the thermostat. My uncle, because it was my birthday, on whatever day it was Thursday or Wednesday, he pays the bill. Bill's minor. $300 bill.

[A]

Happy birthday. Yeah, I forgot to thank you. I wasn't gonna say anything to him.

[B]

It's fine. 300 bill, not a huge deal. Uncle pays for it, dealership reimburses me. So I get my truck fixed, plus I get 300 bucks in my pocket. Plus it doesn't happen in the middle of a four hour drive. That's kind of a miracle. It could have happened on the way down. It could have happened when I was two hours on that drive from my uncle and aunt's house. Instead, I make it only a half an hour away. And then he's got a banger mechanic, he takes care of the bill. Thank God for my aunt and uncle and, and you know, the, the dealership reimburses me. And the mechanic goes over the whole thing. He's like, you got a good truck. This is it. It's just a common issue. I have the thermostat in the in the truck. Common issue. Thermostat broke. No big deal. Replace it. Not a lot of labor. Parts. Super cheap.

[A]

Good thing it broke now, too, because, like, if that breaks in a couple of months, the dealership is like, yeah, I don't know what you.

[B]

Did. They go, yeah. I didn't even want to tell them. Like, you know, I. I'm not mentioning the windshield, because they're gonna go, are you a crackhead?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You smash the windshield.

[A]

Looks pretty bad.

[B]

Yeah. And now you got. But it's just like, you don't understand.

[A]

There's a guy, Big Dan. Big.

[B]

Big Dan. And he's got a car wash, and he's kind of a dick.

[A]

But this guy's on meth.

[B]

I mean, it's kind of like this truck was going to have its little problem. Very common. And I could have found out in a way worse way. And I don't know if witchcraft, actually. Thank you guys. Has anything to. To do with it, but certainly could have been a lot worse. I mean, all that happened was I stayed with my aunt and uncle for an extra day.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I mean? And they feed you and they give you drinks, and then. And then it gets paid for. And it's not even a big bill. 300 bucks. Like when you go to the. The mechanic and get a 300 bill.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That's kind of crazy.

[A]

I got a witchcraft story.

[B]

Go ahead.

[A]

It was a crazy one. Follow up to my aunt. We. We kind of touched on it with Sam Tripoli, and I was like, we don't have the time to go. This is in the lawn on.

[B]

This is the one who got an attachment from potentially some Ms. Cleo ass phone call. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

She's now teamed up her demons with my other aunt's demons. The one you met. You met her daughter that she was telling you the story about the house in Seagate. What happened?

[B]

Okay. Yeah, yeah, the house.

[A]

43 today.

[B]

No, no, no, no.

[A]

You're 36.

[B]

36. 36.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, 36. The one from the house in Seagate that's haunted. They moved in with this other aunt who's had. She has her own issues, but they're all there trying to take care of the house. So the aunt from Brooklyn, she actually now has, like, breast cancer.

[B]

Geez.

[A]

I know. It's. It's rough. She's having issues. She had to be admitted to the hospital for something recently. It's just.

[B]

It's.

[A]

It's not good. Yeah. And I'm like. I'm looking at it. I'm Like, I could. I could imagine what is happening. Yeah. And so we just got news. The day that she gets admitted to the hospital, my other aunt, the scissors in the lawn aunt, she's got a tiny dog. It's like a Pomeranian, Right. She's feeding it a treat or something like that. And I. I don't know. I. I'm hearing stories from them, but, like, I can't really get a story straight. Dog bites off the tip of her finger.

[B]

Damn.

[A]

And I was like, oh, so, like, stitches. And, like. No, they had to take the. They found the tip, and they put it on ice to reattach it.

[B]

Holy. I was like, yeah, dude, a Pomeranian bit it clean off this big.

[A]

When I say, like. Like, you can pick it up like that, and it's, like, small. And I was like, what the.

[B]

Her dog, right.

[A]

For 10 years. Yeah. He's annoying. He's like a. He's a barker.

[B]

Yeah. The little ones are yappy.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. But, like. And he might, like. I don't know, he might, like, nip your leg or something. I don't know. I. I don't like that. I always. I. I used to tell her about him. Like, you. You have to dominate.

[B]

Yeah, absolutely.

[A]

Because he'll do the barking thing, and she goes, oh, stop. And you pick it up. That's the worst thing you can do because. Yeah. You're telling him no, and you're telling

[B]

him yes, and then you're putting him on your body, making a dominant. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

It's a dominant position over you and over. So it's like, whatever. Just patterns of bad behavior, not listening. But that happened. I'm like, what the. Do you mean, he bit your. And I don't know. I. I don't know all the stories. I haven't gone down there to see her, but I'm. It's just nuts. And I'm like, that house is. They're like, something's running amok in that place, and it. It's to the point now where before it would be, you know, ailments and, like, little things and poltergeist and like that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And now I'm like, oh, no, this is.

[B]

The longer it sticks around, the. The stronger it gets, right? The more it feeds, the deeper the kind of anchors get.

[A]

The more it feeds, the more it bleeds. That's where we're at, dog.

[B]

I'm in a Facebook page, and it's for people who have been through the GATE program. And it's really fascinating because a lot of our theories and research are on display there without the context of, you know, this show. And what I mean by that is these people will say all sorts of things about run ins with aliens, cryptids, Freemasons and their family. You know, all this. And it's gotten to the point now and. And I don't know if Jen is here. Jen actually asked why I thought this, and I didn't respond because I'm terrible. But I've. I've been having this. You might say it's on my heart.

[A]

On this fart.

[B]

On my fart. No, I'm not plugging. Nds there. These people are crazy. So.

[A]

Yeah, I'm also very careful where I plug.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Nds. You know, it's interesting. I was at practice yesterday, okay. And somebody goes, what do you do? Well, yeah, they. Aaron, at this. I'll let you get back to the story in a sec. But Aaron, at the end of it, he's like, he gives a message about. Interesting message, which I don't. I think most people don't really kill

[B]

all Caribbeans, the Jews mostly.

[A]

I was like, damn, boy.

[B]

This is basic.

[A]

All right, Aaron, A message about. They're talking about Pentecost, and they said that there were people in the room. And there was 120. But not just people. That there was 120 names. Okay. Important people. Meaning, like, they were familiar with every single person there. Because that was the church.

[B]

Sure.

[A]

So like.

[B]

And then you're saying our church, they're talking about.

[A]

No, no, in Pentecost, in the book of Acts.

[B]

Okay, My mistake.

[A]

Okay. Chapter one, the book of Acts, they described that there were people in the room 120. But it doesn't say people in the exact translation is. It says names. And. And then you get back to the idea of names, which is very important.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Like, Jesus has the name written on his. His. His leg that no one can read or giving people different names or asking the demon, what's your name?

[B]

And right.

[A]

Says it's like, all right, get out of here. Very powerful. And he was saying something like. He's like, yeah, you know, we work as like a we. We do this thing. But like, do we know it? Do you know each other? And not just like, do you know each other? But do you actually know each other? And it was an interesting thing because I'm sitting there and I'm like. And then he goes. He goes like. He says, I'm like, we have to be like, real with each other. And I was like. He's like, I know some people are. People are Afraid to be real with each other and, like, be authentic. Yeah, well, but, like, who are you? Like, I. He's like, I know this guy, and he knows, you know, one of the people. He's like, I know him for a long time and nobody does. Like, not just like that. He's here right now, but I know his living.

[B]

And I'm like, you guys, have you seen my slurs?

[A]

Well, it's not just about slurs, but I'm like, do you know what you're asking? Because what you're asking. I'll do it all day. I'll do it. Like, they. They said, we have to do we have to. Like, a certain section of the song is like, we gotta retard. And it just means, like, slow it down. And I was like, yeah, man, all day.

[B]

And.

[A]

And everyone looked at me like, what does that mean? Like, huh? I was like, come on, guys, Are you kidding me? Yeah, let's get retarded.

[B]

It. Let's get retarded.

[A]

I think the drummer got it. But it's like, I was just thinking about. I was like, man, do you. Like, who do you. Who do you present this thing? Sure. I mean, I could. I could present it to you, but it'll probably turn you off. You have to be in a certain spot to understand it. But if you're asking for that. Yeah, I don't think you. I don't think you know what you're asking.

[B]

Well, that's the beauty of it is, like, we do it on the show, and it's attracted a listener base that gets it and. But that's not how life works. Yeah, you're. You're subjected to whoever's around you at any given moment, and the idea that any of them are going to get it and then.

[A]

Well, do they even get themselves is the question.

[B]

That's because that's a fair question. Yeah.

[A]

You see, a lot of people have. And I don't want, like, I like these guys. They're. They're all really cool, but they have conversations, and you can tell that they. They try to keep it, like, buttoned up to a certain level, you know?

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah, of course.

[A]

And I'm like, yeah, you're not going to get to know. You don't know that guy. You don't know the person next to you. And it's also important, too. Like. All right, so your mission here is not, like, to do a job and, I don't know, make coffee. That's one thing. Yeah, we could. We could make coffee. And I don't need to know who the hell you are. I just need to know that, you know.

[B]

But it's different what you're doing in church. Yeah.

[A]

You're bringing. Oh, so you're creating conditions to bring about the Holy Spirit with other people. You're all playing in you.

[B]

Other people you don't know. Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

It's a. It's. Well, maybe. I mean, you could, but to a certain level. But it is a good point. And I'm just like, man. And it's, again, not to pick on. On these guys, but that's everybody. That's everyone.

[B]

It's hard because I don't feel like explaining myself over and over and over again. So I've. I've had a. A long time of doing that, you

[A]

know, explaining the why.

[B]

Yeah. And that was like my. I don't want to say, like, my burden, but that was a thing that I learned was not fun when I was, you know, a kid. And then in my 20s, and then it becomes less and less alluring the older you get. I've seen you.

[A]

We talked to Stacks Farmstead. That was a great.

[B]

Oh, yeah, I love Stacks. He's awesome.

[A]

We got on about that a little bit.

[B]

It's hard, man. Yeah, it is hard. And. And, you know, if you're fresh in it, there's a period where it's, like, fun. But once the patterns start to emerge and you begin to recognize people's body language as it shifts according to what you're saying, and they become less and less receptive. And. And that's also a huge bummer is when you're trying to. Because they're going to ask, why the are you like this? And when you say it and you see it, just missing them.

[A]

This is actually another point that Matt brought up about Owen Benjamin. It's funny. He didn't know. He doesn't know Owen's whole story.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But he's talking about when David is brought to a quiche. He's like the king of man. I forget which tribes. He's an enemy. Enemy. King of Israelite. Of the Israelites.

[B]

And.

[A]

And David's brought to him. And David acts crazy. He's got drools going down his beard, and he's acting like a madman. He's scratching the dirt. And Akisha's like, this dude's crazy. Like, get him out. Like, get him out of here. And in a lot of ways, when. When Owen goes back on Rogan for the last time with Metzger, he is in this almost manic state in in, like, not. Not, like, dribbling down his beard, but he's trying to, like, he's. He's seen a thing.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And he can't take.

[B]

Huge problem when you see a thing. Yeah.

[A]

He can't take the superficial that you're doing here seriously. And he's trying to bring it, and they're. They're joking.

[B]

And then the.

[A]

At the end of it, it's like they look at him, they go, this guy's gone mad. Yeah, get him out of here. But you know what? That's the best thing that can happen to you.

[B]

Yeah, it is.

[A]

Because you shouldn't have been. If. If they still keep you around there, then you still have a tie to this, and then you're kind of still.

[B]

It's very difficult. Yeah, it's very difficult to be exactly who you're supposed to be. And I don't even mean according to the will of God, you know, which is the ideal.

[A]

I still like Rogan, Amy, so, you

[B]

know, I like him. Yeah, we like Rogan, but he's fucking Laurel Canyon Rogan. So. So, you know, when you have these attachments to people who are willing to. They don't. They don't want to hear your ideas. They think you're fucking retarded, but they're still tolerating you.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

If you bend to that because you want to foster that, it's a blockade in being able to be true to what? You know, the truth. You know, to be true to the truth that's inside of you. This thing that, you know, you've seen a thing. Like you said, Owen saw a thing, and he's trying to express it, and it's so compelling that you have to be true to that thing that you now know, and those relationships will really hinder that. So it is the best for you to actually lose them. Moving to Florida was one of the best things that I could do because I no longer had these attachments to anybody who might say, say, where are you going? What are you doing? What are you saying? It's like I was out here alone for the most part, so I was able to go wherever I thought the truth was. But what the hell was I saying with this? Oh, so the. The. The.

[A]

Oh, telling them.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. Of course I don't tell them about NDs or whatever, but I do. See, it's. It's led me to this place now, where I suspect that the GATE program. This is something that I said on Twitter yesterday or maybe today. The GATE program, obviously, everybody's comfortable with it being a selection process for MK Ultra or any of these adjacent programs that sprung forth from MK Ultra. And you know, during these processes of MK Ultra, they realize some people are more receptive and they're, they're, the, the experimentation on them is more viable and produces more interesting fruit than it does with others. So they're trying to isolate, well, what is this element that determines whether or not an individual is more receptive or will produce better fruit, you know, whether that be psychic or whatever. And I do believe that maybe there is an observable genetic component, but that observable genetic component, if it does exist at all, which I'm not, so I'm not so keen that it does actually

[A]

got to be turned on.

[B]

Maybe it's got to be turned on. But I think if it was as simple as genetics, the GATE program wouldn't exist. They would just be doing it through genetics. I mean, every child goes to a doctor and, and you've got all the material you need from blood work and this and that. I don't think it's that at all. I think that there is a poking and prodding, a system of experiments that you can do that will determine whether or not this person is keyed into the spiritual realm. Now, the reason they're keyed in is because of generational iniquity. So effectively what they're searching for is generational iniquity. But the reason that we're subjected to frequencies is because these entities exist in a range of frequencies. And if you can perceive it, it's because they have access to your bloodline and it's a two way street. In other words, if they're going to influence you, you need to be able to perceive it in whatever way. Well, the reason you can perceive it is because there's iniquity in your bloodline, or maybe it's iniquity that you've caused yourself. And since they exist in this frequency, that's why they're testing you. What, can you hear this? Can you hear that? You got the headphones on, this one's

[A]

compatible with this thing.

[B]

If they can perceive that, like there's only one reason you can perceive that. Maybe there's a couple of them, but there's a very short list of reasons why you can perceive this many hertz or that many hertz.

[A]

But then that opens up this idea of some entities exist on this specific frequency. Okay, you perceive that, what is that entity? And then they go, do we want to have this person in contact with this entity? If the question Is. Yes. But then there also has to be levels of consent. Does that person consent to be in contact with this entity? Not just that, but does it consent to do whatever this thing wants it to do?

[B]

Yeah. And, and the end.

[A]

The number of entities are possibly endless out there.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So I think so experiments are so widespread because it's just like, yeah, it's probably almost everybody. And then it's about matching up.

[B]

Yeah, like, like, let's say like 315 hertz is where, you know, molec exists or whatever. Like I'm just throwing out some shitty non, non existent numbers and, and you know, not information. But maybe on 315Hz there's also. If there's a spirit of lust, well, there's associated spirits associated with lust, lust being the big umbrella one. And then there's a bunch of other things underneath it. Maybe they exist in this frequency. And so, yeah, I think there's probably some that are more. It might be easier to map out first and foremost where they exist. So if you have the technology to tune into different frequencies and to engage with them in any meaningful way, whether it's, you know, a spirit box where you're asking questions and they're, you know, giving answers, and you go, okay, this, this one here exists in this range specifically, then you map that out, then you actually know what you're testing for. Yeah, you can go, okay, these kids, we want to know more about this one. Find kids who can hear this. And the reason they can hear this is iniquity. And that's why I don't think there's a genetic component.

[A]

It's just like it deals iniquity. Sounds like somebody's done like a murder in the past, which is possible, but I think it's, it's also more just like deals. Your parents and your parents before them have said yes to a certain amount of things. And that gets stronger if it's not. If you don't shut the door on.

[B]

If you don't. I mean, the debt's been paid. There's a debt, right. That needs to be paid.

[A]

But most people don't understand shutting that. We actually had a guy come in here, I forgot his name. His name is Pedro or something like that. He's on the soccer team and he came in, he's like, you know, everyone's like, what's the show about? To see the skull and all the crazy. And I was like, well, what's your take on aliens? And then he started going into aliens and he started getting to. He was Telling us all. Telling me all the stuff. Yeah, that. And I'm like, yeah, that's actually right. Then he started telling me about. He's like, yeah, man, I've been searching for God, so I wanted to get more spiritual. And I. He took like a. Some sort of an edible. And he's like, yeah. I feel like I contact something. I don't know. He's like, I just been searching for God. I don't know if I can. If that was God. And I was explaining to him, I'm like, well, what you did here.

[B]

I know.

[A]

I was like, this is like, sit down.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Because what you did was illegally access. Access another realm. You've given a consent to touch you since you've touched it. And I'm like, you should be really careful with that. Depending. Especially depending on where you do it physically here, that stuff matters. And he's just looking at me. He was like, oh, like, I could tell.

[B]

Did he get it? You think he got it?

[A]

I think he's a little freaked out by what I said because I don't think he was expecting to come here. He wasn't expecting this here because the last time they. I guess he knows Matt's. The last time he was here, it was just a coffee shop. So he comes here. He's like, oh, this is cool. And he had a camera and all that. He's doing like a legit camera with a. All that. He's doing photographer.

[B]

He's doing something. Something immediate.

[A]

Something for the. It looked like soccer players.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

So he's doing. Yeah, like at a legit level. So he comes in and he's like, oh, man. Like these guys are doing here. And then I'm like, yeah, let's dog. Yeah. I was like, what do you think aliens are? And then he's just. We're going back and forth and I feel bad telling them in a matter of fact way.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But there's really no other. Like, you've now asked. You've. You've. I'm going to tell you exactly what's going on, at least to what. What my opinion is. But, man, my opinion's pretty close to

[B]

what I think happening. I think it is. Yeah. So right now, Theo Vaughn just did an episode with Kurt Metzger and it's going viral. And they're talking about the gate program. And. And there's all kinds of virality associated with just the gate program in general on Twitter to the extent that, like, some of my friends back from New Jersey reached out recently actually on the drive down here yesterday or up here sideways from wherever Boca is. And Florida's weird. And they said, hey, you guys might be interested in this. And it's a clip talking about the gate program. And I'm going, that's so crazy.

[A]

So your friends watch this?

[B]

They're watching, you know. No, they're watching Theo Vaughn.

[A]

They don't watch the. Okay. And also, very, like, messages to mom by.

[B]

Yes. Oh, you nailed it.

[A]

Yeah, you. So they'll ever watch this or whatever.

[B]

What. What happens is. This is what happens every time so far now in the gate program also.

[A]

That wasn't to you, Mom.

[B]

No, no, no, no. That was to my friends. Yeah, they're so in the gate program, Facebook group. The. The president of the group actually reached out to me because they were like, wait a second. What the are you saying? Like, you're saying some really interesting things here. And I go, yeah, but that. But the average people don't get it at all. So this is what happens. Hey, it's Stacks. Just got here. You hired.

[A]

There you go.

[B]

What up, Stacks? So everybody is pretty comfortable with. Well, the gate program is selecting for, like, supernatural powers. Psychic powers.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And maybe even, like, aliens have something to do with it. And I go, keep going. What they're selecting for is what the Bible calls generational iniquity. And we're going to get a little bit more into that in a second here, and I'll explain sort of the ins and outs. And it's pretty simple. You know, spiritual realm is legal. Anybody in your bloodline did something that allowed legal access to your bloodline by these entities.

[A]

I was explaining to this kid also.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I don't know how old he was. He's younger than me. But I was like, yeah, legalities. What have you consented to? What did you say yes to? Unknowingly, possibly. Like, that's how this thing works.

[B]

That's how it works. Yeah.

[A]

And the kid, I could see, he was. He was looking at me. He was going like, all sorts of.

[B]

Doug. Well, yeah, I saw.

[A]

I don't know what he can send to do, but he's like. I could tell. I was like, I kind of just. You up here, dude?

[B]

Well, I. I saw my wife. My wife, she was looking at Sam Tripley's post about our episode together, and she found one guy that's like, oh, great. The guys who say, mushrooms will get you a demon.

[A]

I saw that, and I was gonna respond, and then I said, whatever. Nah, you man.

[B]

Yeah. You're always gonna have haters, but it's like not quite, but could be. Could be, dummy. You're. You're accessing the spiritual realm illegally. You will, you can get attachments for somebody like that.

[A]

That's so in the not know. Yeah, I'd be like, maybe you're good. You probably, maybe you just have somebody like that will probably do a trip and maybe you get like a low level demon that just kind of lays in there. Or maybe nothing at all because you're just passing through and they see you and they go, whatever, this guy's just passing.

[B]

But the thing is, you do this

[A]

if you do it.

[B]

Oh, yeah, If I do it, we're going in there like with a big red light on us.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like, oh, wait, these are the guys that have been talking about us on the other side this whole time. Not just touch them. You came here.

[B]

Finger them.

[A]

Finger them. They're gonna.

[B]

Yeah, they'll finger us if we go. Yeah, I'm not getting fingered.

[A]

Nasty nails.

[B]

Oh, long nails. So what I'm gonna do, my mom's watching right now.

[A]

Incredible.

[B]

What I'm gonna do is a little experiment. Because going back to this generational iniquity thing, more specifically, what I'm talking about is, and this is this keyed in perfectly. And these people in some ways are too dense to understand it. I commented on this post, but they said, how many of us in here, they talk about the us because they're all under the special boy illusion. They all think like they're. They're all chosen special psychic tards. How many of us have had freemasons in our families? And then like hundreds and hundreds of comments, and I go, there it is.

[A]

That's one line.

[B]

My generational iniquity theory is kicking ass. When I apply it to this group. When I apply it to this group, it bats a thousand. It's crazy. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go in there and I'm gonna say, you get one point for every one of these you say yes to at the end. Add up your points and tell me what you got. And I'm gonna say you have freemasons in your family, or witches, or occultists, occult practitioners or New Agers. And we're going to keep that all one category. You've seen a cryptid before, you've had alien experiences before, sleep paralysis. We're going to go down the whole line.

[A]

What would be interesting is if you were able to get, you know, as much participation as possible.

[B]

Yeah, these people are active in there. They're going to. They're going to participate.

[A]

Yeah. How would you. You'd have to, like, get. See, that's. That's useful. A useful study for our show.

[B]

It's data.

[A]

Because if you get that data at a large enough sample, you're going to be able to see how many people say yes to freemasons in the family. Let's say that's 33 of them.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

No, all puns intended.

[B]

And then.

[A]

But, like, from there, it's like, oh, then I've seen a cryptid. 2% have seen dog man. It's like, oh. So now we can judge on a level of severity which opens the door the most. Like, methamphetamine is going to open it wide up. But I'm sure if you smoke crack, that's going to open the door too.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Just not as wide. So, like, that would be useful information. Like, this is what Tony show was really good at. It's like creating this data set.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But he never compiled it.

[B]

And, like, so hard to. Right. It's such a. Across hundreds and hundreds of episodes. Yeah. It's crazy.

[A]

Get somebody on it. You're making a lot of money on the show. Get somebody on it and start giving us numbers of like, this is how many times the name of Jesus worked. This is how many times it didn't work. This is how many times, you know, this person's related to that event. Because there is something there. There's a tangible scientific evidence there that nobody's going to do.

[B]

I wonder what, like, if we went into AI, which is like, you know,

[A]

whatever, but it's going to tell us how many people it inhabits.

[B]

What is the element that the GATE program is looking for? And I say include.

[A]

NOLA says abortions in the family is a big one.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Include conspiracy. Because something about this, like, every once in a while there's this thing that drops into our lap here on the show, and it's like. It's like almost like information that's like, hey, look at me, look at me, look at me. And this thing of, like, the selection process being generational iniquity. Maybe Heather Lynn could help choose wording and what to ask. Oh, that's a good idea.

[A]

Really good idea. She's. I think she speaks. She. She'll be able to speak with these people at a more coherent level. Well, I know you. You as well. Better than me with these people. But I. I want. Heather Lynn will probably give you something like, really good.

[B]

So. So, okay, psychic ability, heightened intuition, rare Bloodlines, unusual genetics, or children with exceptional pattern recognition abilities.

[A]

But what you're looking for specifically is ties to generational iniquity.

[B]

So that's it? Yeah.

[A]

Psychic, all that stuff. Psychic ability. Well, so bloodlines.

[B]

What we would have then is all of the things that we've learned that happens to individuals when they have generational iniquity. Right. And that's mostly under the umbrella of supernatural experiences. And then basically the hard nuts and bolts of it are things that you can trace back to your bloodline. So it's not a great metric, but I have a feeling it's going to nearly mirror what we already explore on this show. If you're a fan of Merkel, let's say it's going to almost exactly mirror what you've come to understand by listening to those episodes. Yeah, I think we're going to find a lot of people who have these. These practitioners in their bloodline, or they themselves are practitioners. And I think we're going to find the alien thing. UFO sightings, maybe a couple of cryptid encounters. Definitely a shit ton of sleep paralysis and demonic encounters.

[A]

You think you find any ostriches?

[B]

Do we?

[A]

Yeah, we get.

[B]

Ding, ding. I saw one.

[A]

It was like, it's worth it. I don't care.

[B]

No, it's fine. Yeah, yeah. Curious about RH negative blood types. I think I already saw them talking about that. So a lot of these people, they have like this really remarkable firsthand experience where they provide me good data, the crazy, but they don't have any framework for understanding what they've gone through.

[A]

A major pitfall would be, who doesn't have this?

[B]

Sure. I mean, there are some. Well, I think, honestly, we. We are a little spoiled in our.

[A]

Well, you think about Noah, and he was pure in his generations. Is that what that meant?

[B]

That didn't have iniquity?

[A]

Could.

[B]

That's a fascinating idea. I've had iniquity, but generational iniquity, pure in his generations. That's a fascinating. And then correlation.

[A]

Repented of it. Was he allowed to repent at that time?

[B]

Well, is there a difference between having generational iniquity and. And having a, you know, being a sinner, it's like, we're all sinners. But does everybody have some actual iniquity?

[A]

If you do it? If you go and do witchcraft right now? Yeah. Jack will have that.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Dude. It's so funny because my cousin, she's talking to me and. And she's like fascinated by all this because conspiracy's hot right now. And you Know, she's so fetch right now. She's so fat, she's otherwise not in the know. But because Tick Tock's algorithm and all that other is feeding it to her, she's like now fascinated. So good time to do what we do because every normie under the sun is now. And we gotta still talk about this QAnon. Anywho.

[A]

Oh, and the Tim stuff, I mean pool stuff.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, we have a couple of minutes since we got Ed coming, so.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's coming at 2:30.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

I'm have to take a leak at some point he's gonna come, so. So I'm explaining it to her and she's like, so what you're saying is I need to get some crystals. And like. And I'm like, put them in my book. No, no. And I'm trying to tell her like, do not do the crystals. But I've not said it explicitly enough. She brought it up enough times after I said like, the way through is Jesus Christ. And I've said it, but I guess.

[A]

Listen, listen, listen. Look at this video of the ostrich.

[B]

Yeah. Play it on loop in your bedroom. It'll all go away.

[A]

You need to be doing this.

[B]

And, and eventually after like the third time she says that, I'm like, listen, do not do the crystals. The. The way through this is Jesus Christ.

[A]

You don't know what you're doing.

[B]

All of these other things are a temporary appeasement. I'm not even too sure. I mean, you know, I think there is a way to. There are ways to cast things out in not Christ, but they come back sevenfold. And you've not filled the house with the Holy Spirit, so it just gets worse. You see this over and over again when we drive long distances. Cindy will read like Reddit paranormal stories. And it's like forehead slapping, like, are you kidding me? These people are having this experience and they're looking, they're like, I'm. I'm saging and I'm doing crystals and I'm doing this, but you know, it's not working. And I'm going, oh my God, man. It's actually fascinating because what happens that is my son hears these things and then I go, did you hear that right there? You heard what they said, right? And it's like the pattern emerges every time. These people have no idea what they're doing, but over and over again they do a thing that as, as she's reading, I go, that's a bad idea. And then a couple of Seconds later, the bad idea comes to, you know, the fruits come to bear and I go see. Exactly. So it's like I'm. It's kind of watching dad pick everybody's apart and tell them exactly, like what's about to happen right before it happens in the story.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And. And none of the. But it's the same thing as the gate program people where they have no idea. They have experiences, but they don't have theory. They don't have a scaffolding of ideas or a greater web of connectivity that all these things are attached to that we've developed on this show for a while.

[A]

That's why people. Those people then go into the idea of like, what. What was Jonathan's idea? That this is all random and happening by.

[B]

People don't want to.

[A]

Upside down. It's like. Well, yeah, I mean, but if you're giving reflection, it's a reflection. Yeah. Like, it's just. It all does seem random if you have all this information but no logical theories to put them to.

[B]

Can we. Can we do this? I wanna. I wanna move on to this QAnon thing and. And I want to kind of show you a little bit of this. And I also want to use it as an. As a reason to take a piss. So this is a video not from Elon Musk in this particular instance, but Elon has reposted this several times. And by now on his page it's up to like 9 million views. And this is a pretty lengthy music video that is like very Americana, you know, kind of pays homage to the 250th anniversary of the country and is honestly a little bit gay because it sounds like Taylor Swift. I like it because I can like it and not be inherently liking Taylor Swift because it's not actually her sport drink is in this, which is fascinating. So strange. But it is chock full of QAnon shit, which is really interesting. Actually, can we bring it up on yours? Because I'm gonna go pee and you're not gonna be able to pause it because it's on my computer.

[A]

Sure.

[B]

So let's. Let's bring this up. And they really nailed the aesthetic. I talked about it earlier. There's a juxtaposition between the images that are being shown, which is this really beautiful era, 80s 90s America. And it's filled with all this potential. And then the lyrics of the song are basically about. Is this the end of America? So. So really fascinating. I think that's kind of what gives it. But you know, it's full of portals, and it's full of time travel, and it's full of qanon, you know, lingo phrases, things of that nature. And it's very strange because it actually gives me the feeling that, like, these are still going to try to pull the trigger on it.

[A]

I'm going to play it.

[B]

All right, Play it. And I'm going to go have a piss.

[A]

All right, here we go.

[B]

O sweet land. Sweet land of the weary and the

[A]

wild oh, where, oh, where are you, my sweet? The garden's either dying or about to come alive the river's either drying or

[B]

it's deep enough to dive can't tell if it's the dusk or if it's breaking into dawn Are we going on or are we going, going, going? Somebody said a storm is coming but

[A]

it's been a long, long time I

[B]

don't know what's up ahead but please, baby, don't you look behind so tell me, is it going to be free energy forever or just the same damn old grind? Singing Sweet land, sweet land of the weary and the wild. Okay, you want to pause real quick. So. So obviously already you're seeing the JFK kind of like, right there. They're at the John F. Kennedy Monument.

[A]

There's a lot of calls back. There was a callback right in the beginning to the. The Cold War. So, yeah, we're. They're talking about that time period specifically,

[B]

and they're using lyrics, by the way, that are a little bit. Maybe flew under the radar and. And I don't know that this is

[A]

also a good idea to use. Yeah. Somebody said Avril Lavigne. It is in the style of Taylor Swift, but also that Avril Lavigne.

[B]

Yeah. Because it's a little bit screamy.

[A]

It's calling back to the 90s.

[B]

Yeah. So it's not only is it calling back to 90s, there's a couple of elements. One of the things they said was the river is either drying or it's deep enough to dive. And there's a couple of times where they're, like, using language that makes me feel like. Like it's biblical, but it's through this pop filter like this. The river drying like the Euphrates River. There's another line that they're going to use where it's like they say, I don't know what. What's ahead, but don't turn back or something like that. Which is like, yes. It feels like, you know, it's Lot's wife. Right. Turning to a pillar of Salt.

[A]

They put a, a time on it. They said, are we like one year?

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's actually really fascinating, the questions that it's asking. Like, it is, it's AI slope, but it's catchy and it's actually pretty decent. And I go like, oh, okay, this is. You can hear this on radio. And, and I wouldn't think about it. And.

[A]

But it's, it's national debt back there. Misspelled. That's AI.

[B]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

That's fun. But the rest is great.

[B]

But there is a lot of mincing in of actual footage. Yeah. And 90s.

[A]

Well, it looked like it was from the 50s.

[B]

Some of it is, is really early. Yeah, but it is, it's. It's pointing to what America was and then asking like, are we ever going to get this thing that was promised? That's actually kind of heavy. A little bit, if you read between the lines is what they're saying. America was this giant shiny golden promise. And instead we've been given this grind and this thing never comes to pass and we're given lies over and over again, which we have been given lies. And then they start to get into zero point technology. But here, let's let it go.

[A]

That was, it was an interesting conversation we had with.

[B]

Okay, yeah, yeah.

[A]

Matt, Matt. I don't know how much you enjoyed the conversation, but. Yeah, like they were talking about how things were before. You know, like single family homes or not single family, but like one working family. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

The nuclear family. Right.

[A]

Like now you're talking about the Jews and the Federal Reserve and the banking system. Yeah, There's a lot that goes into that that you're missing. Yeah, but whatever. Let's check this out. Portals, huh?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Did you see the government guy? Yeah. Look at the guy in the suit here.

[B]

That guy. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Oh, look at it.

[B]

Comes up in the background. That's interesting. Is this like a Tesla kind of a situation? Right. Tesla develops whatever you might call like zero point technology or free energy. And then the Feds come up. There's a couple of these little slippery moments where they say they'll say it later on. Keep an eye out for it. The kids are either screaming or laughing in the sun. And when they say laughing in the sun for a moment, they flash an image of kids playing with a giant mothership behind them. Whoa.

[A]

Okay. Yeah, yeah. Huh? Katy perry fire.

[B]

Singing. Yeah, you got that right there. So. Right. Boom. Oh, it's so fast. It's so fast. So it's huge. It's huge.

[A]

Here, let's play that again.

[B]

Yeah, look at that. Huh?

[A]

Very interesting.

[B]

That is interesting. And, you know, the other question you got to be asking yourself is like, yeah, yeah, once again, sloppy pop AI song.

[A]

And how much are people actually clued into this?

[B]

Well, kind of. It's. It's going viral, and people are catching all the QAnon. You got to ask yourself, why the. Would Elon Musk tweet this three times in a row?

[A]

He tweeted. What do you mean?

[B]

He tweeted this.

[A]

This is actually three times in a row.

[B]

Three times in a row. Like, he deleted it and retweeted it and then deleted it and then tweeted it again. Huh. And there is something about this that is, I want to say, resonating with people. Like, it's crushing, and they love it. Like, it's speaking to something spooky inside you. And a lot of people are expressing this sentiment. And for AI slop, there is like, a boomer goy class that is admitting on Twitter to listening to this, like, a hundred times, and it's like, because there's something there, they've stoked the flames culturally to. To create this yearning in us.

[A]

Maybe that's what we should do, make

[B]

our own with our.

[A]

Like, we should. We should do clips and then just make them AI Slop. This is what Stacks was telling us, that he was trying to explain the nephilim, or the idea of evil to his uncle, and his uncle rebutted him with an AI picture about how it's wrong. I was like, well, if that's how you. If. Maybe if that's how you've got to learn, then here's my AI picture. I do it better than boomers, right?

[B]

Is that what it's gonna take? Yeah, yeah.

[A]

It's a tool. It's a weapon.

[B]

I. I do think that culturally, though, and. And Elon in particular, and Twitter in particular, he did say at one point why he bought Twitter was because the writers are here. The writers for the script are on Twitter.

[A]

Yes, they are.

[B]

That's fascinating. That's a fascinating. This be telling you things, and people just go, oh, it's fucking whatever.

[A]

Well, this is what I was talking with Matt. Hold on. Let's go full screen real quick, and we'll come back to this. I was talking with Matt about this as well. When. When you're. When you're discussing the idea of. We were discussing the idea of Owen. I was explaining like, all right, well, there's a lot more, too. So Owen is at One point. Gets recruited by Kanye.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

To be his advisor for a short period of time. And then I think, like, you know, it. It's weird. Like, Kanye doesn't know exactly which. What he's doing. So sometimes it's, like, moving in a cool direction. Sometimes, like, he's like, yeah. Looking back, and I'm just like, okay, Kanye saw that. And he goes on, and he takes a relatively unknown comedian. He's like, write jokes for me, man. Like, tell me some jokes. Tell me some stuff. But I think what he's doing is, like, he's. He's moving stuff around.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And he also did the same thing with Shane Cashman.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

And with Milo.

[B]

You know, how weird is that?

[A]

How weird is it that, like, all three of these people follow us? Yeah. We're pretty close to two of them.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

And one of them, like, just acquaintances. But, like. Yeah, no, I saw these guys a long time ago, and I was like, that dude's special. I don't know why. But now everybody knows, like, these major players are. It doesn't. It makes sense for us to be like, yeah, yeah. Shane Cashman. Obviously, this guy's something about him, but, yeah. Hilarious for Kanye west to go through the Internet and dig out.

[B]

Yeah. Because his bandwidth is much more.

[A]

It's. Why so much wider.

[B]

It's wider, but it's also taking up so much more than ours is. Like, our bandwidth is pretty freed up.

[A]

And there's people in his face that are always probably presenting him like, oh, yeah, that's this the guy.

[B]

He's moving them to the side, and he's going, these three.

[A]

I'm searching the deepest, darkest Internet, the corners of the Internet, and I'm gonna find a guy that's been canceled.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I'm gonna find a guy that wrote for Tim Cass. Kind of. It kind of reminds me of Hunter S. Thompson.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And a gay dude. You know, it's like, again, not. Not to say either of these guys are infallible or either three of them. We know that they're fallible.

[B]

No, but, like, they're, like, something in common, though. And there is.

[A]

Well, what is it?

[B]

I don't know. I think it's the truth. They. And it's not like they're on it all the time. And it's not like they're the. But they're willing to stick their neck out for it. Maybe that's what it is. Right. Because it's like, I like to think that we do that. I don't always know the truth. And. And I'm definitely wrong about a lot of. But when I see the truth, I'm willing to stick my neck out for it.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And. And I think that, you know, Kanye is the kind of guy maybe that was really important to him at a time. Maybe it still is. But you could make an argument that it was really important to Kanye for a time. In fact, it's probably what made him stick out more as a cultural phenomenon than besides just being an artist.

[A]

But you can only go so far doing. I think, what these guys learn at the top is what. What you can learn from Trump at the top is delegation.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So if you're gonna have the truth, you can do a rap career, you can get canceled, you can do all the stuff Kanye west did. At some point, you're gonna have to start building a weird team. Yeah. And, like, pulling people. And even if they're not necessarily a team, you've got to have their opinions.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. You need a council. Right.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And if you. Well, I mean, there it is. Right. If you. If you were to create a council of dudes who would advise you, you would want guys that weren't afraid to say the truth as they saw it. So that's. That's probably what it is, because otherwise he's surrounded on a regular basis. He probably saw those guys and said, these guys would tell me the truth, because nobody else is. Everybody else is. Is clamoring to do what they think would please him so that they can get on payroll or they can get their careers elevated. And at some point, when you're starved of the truth, you're probably looking for dudes that are like, hey, that's a guy that I don't think would do that to me. I think he would tell me the truth.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I think those guys probably did tell him the truth.

[A]

You know, it's.

[B]

The truth becomes a rare and valuable commodity. Well, this.

[A]

Isn't this what kings do? Like, yeah, yeah. You. You'd invite somebody into your. Well, you'd invite the jester into your court to tell you the truth. But also, as a king, like, there's a part of your ego that maybe after a while, this guy is telling me a lot of truth, and I go, get out of here.

[B]

Yeah, thank you.

[A]

I. I heard it, and now I'm like, okay, but get out of here. Like, maybe there are things you can't even change. Well, telling me truths that I already. I already was aware of but wasn't able to clarify.

[B]

Right.

[A]

And then going, well, that's like out of my power.

[B]

I love that though, because what it highlights is like here on the ground level, Milo is still gay.

[A]

Yeah, I believe he still is gay.

[B]

Is he pretending to be gay?

[A]

He's pretending to be straight.

[B]

I think so. Even before we did a show, we valued the truth. Right.

[A]

Are we saying that Kanye is a king?

[B]

Yeah, I mean, yeah, by, by a lot of measures.

[A]

By a lot of measures. I. Yeah, we don't measure kings the same way.

[B]

I'm not saying that that makes him. Don't confuse king with somebody that should be idolized or. Yeah, anything like that. But like, yeah, as far as.

[A]

Does he have servants? Does he have a group of people that respond to his every whim?

[B]

Does he have incredible reach and impact on whatever industry he might deign to put his finger on?

[A]

Does he go to like a. I forget exactly where he went to. He went to Germany. Does he go there and do. Does the Holocaust museum there then make it free for the whole week because he's performing and he sells out a Stadium to 200000 people that go there and watch his. As he performs on a globe or maybe a moon. Yeah, that's like, I don't know. That's a king today, I suppose.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We don't really have those.

[A]

Does he have his pick of any woman that he'd want to ever have?

[B]

I don't mean crown and scepter. You know, I don't look.

[A]

It doesn't look like that.

[B]

Yeah, the royalty in, in England are gay. But yeah, I, I think that it's remarkable that the number one commodity is, is also.

[A]

Let's also remember there are today there are many kings and there are many levels. So like you have Kanye, colon and Owen. So it's a king calling Owen. And then Owen is self proclaimed king of. But his, his relationship with the people that follow him is very, is kind of like king in a weird way. You know, so it's like, yeah, there are like levels to this, but there are many. Yes.

[B]

Yeah. I think that's the question is what is a king?

[A]

You know, kings, what's God, what's the

[B]

measurement of a king? And then who fits those measurements? And I don't mean like what's the measurement of a good king? That's not what I'm asking. I'm saying what is the measurement of a king? Like what would you determine? Like he has this influence in this wealth and this, that and the other thing. But, but what's really remarkable is as, as much as the truth is hyper relevant to us who are down in the muck and, and you know, before we even had a show or anything like that, you go all the way to the upper echelons of, of society and it seems that that becomes an even rarer and more valuable commodity. To the extent that you're outsourcing for a council. Yeah, you could have all the things. You could have all the things. Kanye west could have all the things. What is he really looking for a council that are going to tell him the truth? Because the truth is a, a priceless commodity. And then it, you know, becomes layers, deeper when you go, Jesus Christ is the way the truth and the life. Like Jesus Christ is a, is a priceless commodity.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, but. But it's this thing that you can't buy that's kind of crazy, right? You can't buy the truth. No. All the money in the world, you can't buy the truth. But so, so let's get back to this, this, this video here because there's, there's more interesting things to draw out of it.

[A]

Sport drink.

[B]

Yeah, Sport drinks.

[A]

Killing it is mixed with like real media.

[B]

Yeah, this is a lot of it. Well, I mean, that's like media that's still made by AI, but was made by Sport Drink. Shout out Sports And I guess you just, you know, you scrape it offline. Yeah, but you're seeing a lot of elements of like Nazi era portal stuff. Right? They keep showing you that with the

[A]

technology level that they're showing us would be that like. Yeah, 40s.

[B]

Yeah, that's what that portal thing that keeps happening where JFK walks through it. You'll see a lot of other presidents walk through it. And yeah, it's very strange that Sport drink is in here. And I actually love that. That's fantastic.

[A]

Sports drink is America. Yeah, it is kind of America.

[B]

Nailed Americana. They nailed it.

[A]

It's current Americana. It's because it's, it's a, it's a joke of what America was.

[B]

Yeah. Well, tell me that seeing this makes you yearn for an aesthetic that like, I wasn't even old enough to appreciate. You know, I was born in 1990, which is arguably the tail end of this aesthetic. I mean, we still had a lot of Americana shoveled our way in the 90s, especially with the toy industry and the game industry and, and things that were aimed at children and, you know, cars and all.

[A]

That was all still very nostalgic Americana.

[B]

That was, it was like the tail end of it.

[A]

No, in the 90s was the creation of this, like, I, Like, Like, I.

[B]

I guess 78s would still have a pretty good stranglehold on it.

[A]

You're right. Because Spider man is like. That's old.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah. But we got a lot of great media in the 90s.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. The media side of it.

[B]

But that was it. That was it. Then it was. Then it was kind of the end of it.

[A]

Damn. When you really think about. It wasn't even really like, Ninja Turtles was created in the 70s.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And then it grew up with that

[B]

Transformers, GI Joe, like, all that stuff.

[A]

That's old. That's way older than us.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But it became popularized because, like, I think the TV format was. Was really what changed it and made it a lot more widespread than subliminal.

[B]

Messenger said Hulk Hogan pre Attitude. I was just in Clearwater and like. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, yeah. He owns, like, like half.

[B]

Well, he's dead as. But it's still. It's still alive.

[A]

Show some respect.

[B]

He might not be dead.

[A]

He's definitely dead.

[B]

But it. It was. It's still alive there. A little bit like this. This aesthetic.

[A]

Yeah, brother. Aesthetic.

[B]

Yeah, brother Sport. Drink purple now with extra.

[A]

Hogan turning heel. As a matter of fact, that happened. I think it was like the 25th or the 30th anniversary of it, like, a couple days ago.

[B]

Well, when he said. When he did the black and white attitude era.

[A]

Well, no, it wasn't attitude area. He comes out. It was wcw, and he comes out with. And he looked great, man. He comes out with the classic Hulk, the red and yellow, and he's got the headband and he actually.

[B]

He nailed that red and yellow, bro. That was great color choice.

[A]

Great hits. Americana. But he comes out and that's when he.

[B]

I think.

[A]

I forget who it was, but he has the choice to, like, help out. Was it Randy Savage? I don't know. The Scott Hole and Kevin Nash were beating up the guy. Yeah. He turns and he gives him the leg drop and turns and people lose their. And they throwing stuff in the ring. But he actually looked like. You remember when Rocky and Rocky 2. And there's a Rocky 2 or 3 where he cuts weight.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

So he's just looking.

[B]

He looked great. He looks great. Yeah.

[A]

That's how Hulk Hogan looked when he turned heels. I mean, he looked like top of his game.

[B]

That, too, right? Rocky, Rambo, the Terminator, Like.

[A]

Like Hulk Hogan. It was in Rocky, too.

[B]

That's right. He was.

[A]

Yeah. That's funny.

[B]

He was also in Three Ninjas. Remember that shit?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So. Yeah. Man, there's. There's something about this. That.

[A]

And shout out to Randy Savage. To Randy Savage. Got his time in the sun with Macho Man Rand Spider man, which is also very Americana.

[B]

Bone Crusher is ready.

[A]

My $3,000. All right, let's watch some more of this. And I don't think we're going to be able to talk about Tim Pool, because I have some to say about that. Like, that was actually important.

[B]

We got a lot more episodes.

[A]

I don't know if that's going to be around next week.

[B]

Yeah, we'll make it. We can touch culture now.

[A]

Can I just say it real quick? All right. Tim Pool is a dim fool. No, no, it's actually kind of important. We'll come right back to this. He's arguing with Clint online.

[B]

That's so funny.

[A]

I know. I. I only know because people are tagging me in it and they're like,

[B]

I can't see it because Clint blocked me. So I don't even know it was really happening.

[A]

Well, I could see it after I click on it. I could, like, see to see what he's saying. But to Clint was like.

[B]

Yeah, like Clint Pool.

[A]

Clint. Clint Pool. Whatever Clint is saying. Like, you know, the. The assassination and the. The patsy. The guys at patsy and I watched

[B]

a video recently, 30:06, going through a chunk of pork with a cow femur and some bricks behind it. Explodes. It's. It's insane.

[A]

Then Clint actually went ahead. And this is unusual of Clint because he never bites the hand. Although this hand.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah, he did. He was aggressive.

[A]

This hand hasn't fed in a long time. So that's why he's biting now. Bite the tip off. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

A little bit the tip off figure.

[A]

So he said that, you know, it's like, it's. It's unfeasible if people know within 10 minutes of this guy getting shot what happened. And they're getting phone calls as. As Charlie's bleeding and being transported hospital is. Tim sees this because Tim is the guy that tweeted about this.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

And I remember that tweet.

[B]

I actually have a. A knockoff tweet of it right here. Dan Smots.

[A]

You know Dan Smots.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, we. We had him. He. We were on his show.

[A]

On his show here.

[B]

You could switch it up real quick, actually. It's. It's there. This is so funny. Sources tell me Tim Pool is stable. Please, God.

[A]

Yeah, he nailed. And he nailed the. The spelling that he did as well. Everything yeah, the lowercase G God was interesting always for me.

[B]

Well, because he doesn't have the wherewithal.

[A]

I don't know anymore.

[B]

Maybe.

[A]

But what happened there is like. He's talking. Clint is saying, if you knew 10 minutes beforehand, then it's crazy. And I think it. It's a response to Ben Shapiro saying that he was in contact with the security.

[B]

So everybody's in contact with.

[A]

And.

[B]

And in a 10 minute window, he's

[A]

like, I just find this a little hard to believe. And not only are you guys in contact, but everybody here has just come to the conclusion that there's no way and it's impossible that anything outside of the government narrative.

[B]

That's crazy.

[A]

Yeah, it's. It's batshit crazy.

[B]

Everybody that looks at it critically goes, it looks like that mic exploded or

[A]

it looks like something else. Yeah, it looks like.

[B]

What does it look like? A dude got shot with a 30:06, which is like, people are getting upset about that.

[A]

Look who's here.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Wow. Look who's here.

[B]

Say hello.

[A]

Say hello after you left us.

[B]

Hello.

[A]

Hi, Nancy. It's nice to see you again.

[B]

Unbelievable.

[A]

She had a week off.

[B]

Did you schedule your vacation around? My vacation? I did.

[A]

Was it approved by hr?

[B]

Yes. Toad is hr.

[A]

I need to check him with Toad. Anyway, so Ben Shapiro just out of nowhere starts saying like, he's like, yeah, I knew within minutes of what was happening and we knew about this stuff. And I'm in contact with the security team and Clint calls, rightly so. Tim Pool sees it and he starts defending his case. Because Clint is kind of calling Ben Shapiro, but at the same time, he's calling Tim Pool.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And it occurred to me, I was like, yeah, these guys are working. They're. If they're not working together, they're part of this network.

[B]

Yeah. First time I ever heard Ben Shapiro was on Tim Pool Show. And Clint actually does go a step further and say, like, hey, you've aligned yourself with Shapiro instead of your actual friend, because it's more advantageous for you to line yourself with easier always.

[A]

And aligned with Shapiro.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

When I went on Tim Pool with Clint and I sat there with him and we had a hotel together and we went there, we flew on a plane, we drove there together in the same spot. It was the most bizarre podcast that I've ever done. And even like, we did Luke Radkowski the first time, that was awkward, but

[B]

that's a little bit awkward. He warmed up eventually, but it was awkward.

[A]

Yeah. After he figured out we can do Views. He warmed up. Shout out, Luke. I like Luke.

[B]

I like Luke.

[A]

But whatever. We went there. I. I've said the story a thousand times and it's like, it's baffling. Two hours of. Usually Tim Cass goes, here's the news

[B]

of the day and we're going to

[A]

talk really fast about the news. 20 minute subject here. 20 minute section here, second here. What do you think?

[B]

20 minutes here. Yeah.

[A]

Two hours about the Jews. Steven Crowder and his deal falling through with the Daily Wire. And Steven Crowder at this, at the time was saying that the deal that they were giving him was akin to slavery. So I just tweet something kind of, you know, tongue in cheek, but not so tongue in cheek like, who owned the boats? It's interesting, but what's more interesting is the level of stress that was coming off because if anything, I'm. I'm an idiot. But if anything, that. If I can tell anything, it's like people's behavior, especially when I'm in the room with you, I can read you. And I was like, this guy is unproportionately stressed out to. Two separate. Two shows have nothing to do with.

[B]

With Daddy with Albarino was like. His response to this was bizarre. And that's why.

[A]

That's why I go, something's wrong here.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

I gotta keep poking around.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

And it. So whatever. Same thing with Tim Pool. And now I see them kind of like lining back up again and it just gives me, like, really bad vibes.

[B]

Remember those crash outs about Israel? Derangement syndrome?

[A]

Yeah. It's. It again.

[B]

All of it fits.

[A]

I could sit here with. With Matt all day and we could argue this and I can go, you know what? Yeah, like. Because it. His position on it makes a lot of sense. But you're not going to talk me off this ledge because I've seen it. I've not only seen it like firsthand online. I'm sitting in the room while this is playing out.

[B]

You're gonna feel it.

[A]

You could feel it.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

And I could see. So, like, there's a monetary issue going on between Steven Crowder and. And Ben Shapiro and Tim Pool. Stressed out.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay, well, play that out down the line.

[B]

Probably because he's supposed to. He's his. He's contractually obligated to run defense. And he's probably like spiraling, trying to figure out how.

[A]

It's probably because Ben Shapiro holds a lot more weight than you think. And again, I don't want to throw any. Whatever. Probably Israel. It's probably Mossad, who knows? And they're probably paying all these people, definitely. So when one of them steps out

[B]

of line, did a closed door meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu.

[A]

And the thing is, I don't think Tim Pool's a bad guy. Like, I think that. I think that Shapiro, that Karate was his friend. I think I legitimately think he's his friend. And if you see your friend stepping

[B]

out of line, fighting with your boss

[A]

and possibly putting himself in a situation where he can get shot in the neck, you're a little stressed out.

[B]

Oh, that's a crazy.

[A]

Also, when you're a midwit retard, I think you go and you lose your temper on air about it.

[B]

Yeah. Remember there was a time where he was telling people on the panel to shut the fuck up. Do you remember that? He was like, he told Clint and Clint did. What was it about?

[A]

Israel. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

For sake, man.

[A]

Well, whatever.

[B]

I remember that was the last time I looked at anything that he did because I was like, this guy's garbage.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I can't look at a dude that I would, I would stand up and say, what did you say?

[A]

Oh, yeah, 100.

[B]

If we were in the thing and you were telling me to shut the up, I would stand up and I'd be like, what are we doing right now? Because the way that you're acting is like you're one step behind violence. And that was the. And everybody shut the up, by the way. Everybody shut the up.

[A]

Grudkowski, shut the up. Shut the up. There was other people.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Ian, shut the up. And I'm just like, yo, dude, something he write. But yeah. 100. Well, again, what do they know? What do they know? Because, like, these guys, I don't know

[B]

if they know anything or if you're just so.

[A]

No, I don't think they know.

[B]

Like, because if that's your friend, imagine that's your friend. Like, Tim Pool is your friend. Right. And all of a sudden, like, Tim Pool's not. But I'm just saying, like, he's not your friend. Let's say you think he is, and he all like, Ian probably thinks he's his friend.

[A]

David, here's what you're not understanding.

[B]

Well, he's actually pretty mean to that guy.

[A]

Yeah. No, I don't. None of these people think that. That's. That he's their friend. He's their boss. I think he does a good job as their boss because that's your friend.

[B]

You could get confused. You'd be like, what's happening here?

[A]

It's no, no, no.

[B]

Like, if you're. If somebody that's your good buddy is telling you to shut the up and you're like, what. What's happening? Like, is this really happening? But I think all of that would get overridden by the fact that you just told me to shut the up in front of millions of viewers. I'm standing up. Up. I'm standing up and go, what are we doing here?

[A]

Or. Or just leaving. Like, Kanye west again. Kanye west, very, like, you know, intuitive dude. It's getting to that point there with him. And he's like, I'm gonna stop you right there. And I'm leaving before this even goes. Because, like, yeah, no, no, you're not gonna. Like, it's funny.

[B]

Flop the Kanye thing, too. And that's. That was only Jew thing.

[A]

Keep in mind, too, the Kanye west flop was only weeks before I went there. Yeah, maybe two weeks. And as a matter of fact, the week before Kanye west was. I mean, Candace Owens was right before we went. And then the day before the Hodge twins, before we went, Kanye and I mean, Candace and the Hodge twins are now doing, you know, how hard it's got to be. They've gone so far away from whatever Tim Pool is stuck in.

[B]

Yeah, well, that's the thing is he probably gets in this and never has any idea of the cultural wave that's coming. And then when everything in that industry, in this. This space where we tell the truth as we see it starts to go. The going on with Israel and the Jews and you can't. You can't. And it gets mounting evidence and more obvious and. And. And everybody is resonating with people who are willing to stick their neck out and say the truth about this situation. And you can't, because you signed off on whatever some deal before you ever knew of the way that was about to come.

[A]

This is so. It's like these people are gay.

[B]

Gay.

[A]

Tim, you gay. Ben, you're gay. All these people that are in this fear are gay. But honestly, looking at it, I think you guys are gangsters. I think this is. You're pretty dangerous. And I. And most of the people playing around in that space like, I'm not anymore.

[B]

That's not a fun place to be dog.

[A]

No, I mean. Well, look around. Look what. Look at what happened here. Yeah, exactly. They know. That's why they're telling their friends to shut the up. Anyway, I like to watch this video of Elon Musk because. Yeah, I don't care about the gay games that you Guys are playing over politics. You're gonna lose. It's not even. You're not even playing a game for your eternal soul. You're playing a game for money. Clicks. Money. It's like, it's. It's completely retarded. Good luck. Good luck. Hopefully good luck.

[B]

Laney says dangerous retards versus dangerous.

[A]

Well, yeah, that's what it comes down to.

[B]

Besides, at the top, it's all theater

[A]

anyway, so I've heard. All right, let's back to Taylor Swift.

[B]

Knife in the Night, dude. Thief in the Night. Right? There's something. There's something there. There's like, this language that is, like, pseudo biblical.

[A]

Okay, this looks like that guy's set. His podcast set. I forget his name.

[B]

Which one?

[A]

Ramsey something. Ramsey. I don't remember a 21. He has a great podcast set, but he's like, kind of like.

[B]

Oh. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen to this. Whoa. If you can hear this from the other side across this great quantum divide, don't get me wrong,

[A]

now is the time to stay strong.

[B]

So with all of that, I'll say God bless the usa.

[A]

I like the idea that there is a quantum divide, that the United States has played out much differently.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's an alternate timeline. We're parallel to it. We're trying to talk to it. I mean, this is Stephen King, actually.

[A]

He wrote. He wrote a book, 1122 63. It's about the assassination of JFK, but it follows Lee Harvey Oswald and his. His attempt.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah. I think James Franco played it.

[A]

It was pretty good. The book makes more sense. It's always better, but it just makes more sense because, like, they, like, kind of, like, really, I don't know, watered it down in a way. Sure. But at the end, I think the end is still the same where if they do avoid the assassination of jfk, then we're in the Cold War and America's a wasteland. So it's interesting that that's the timeline split, but I think that that's the. That's the inversion and the inception. I think we're in the wasteland.

[B]

Well, what I. What I like about this is it. It makes me feel as though we're going to do the Q thing and, you know, dangerous retards episodes. Real early days, sitting across from Clint, and I'm telling him, you will be vindicated. It's going to come to pass. Now, of course, we know that it is a psyop, but, guys, listen, man, we've been subjected to real shitty psyops and I yearn for the, the. The page to turn and the next thing, because we've been edging some good quality slope, dude. If we're gonna get a QAnon PSYOP, that's gonna be fun. That's gonna be so fun. We're gonna have real, real purpose, real work to do, and fun will be happening. And we'll be among the very few who are saying, no, no, this is bad.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

As I am on a hoverboard, I'll be say, on my zero point technology hoverboard, I'll be saying, this is bad, guys. But watch this. Kickflip. But this is not good. All right? This is all a big deception. And just watching. I mean, the idea that he does this so many times, he reposts this so many times. And it even talks about, like, Trump in the context of being a liar. In fact, the very first moments of the. The music video, it goes, somebody said their storm was coming, but it's been a long, long time. The storm is shaped like Donald Trump's head. Oh, my God. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you see the storm there? So it is. It's like poking at Trump. It's talking about the storm where we go one, we go all like. It's doing it, man. And it. Something about it is. Is spooky in. In a. In a spirit stirring way where I'm like, oh, what is this? It feels like something here. All right, let's finish it up because we got Ed in 15 minutes. Holy crap. All right. God bless the usa. They all have these files. Obama gets arrested. Is it midnight?

[A]

Is it morning?

[B]

Is it ruing? Is it time to rise? 250 summers gone by so just go

[A]

on and tell me those sweet lies

[B]

the kind of sweet as these July.

[A]

It's fun. This is. It is.

[B]

It's fun, man. And then they'll do a thing towards the end where they go like. But you'll see it's almost there. I love that, like, the vintage cores. Can they flash that for a second? Like, yeah, they nailed a lot of things back in the day, by the way. That was, I think JFK still rebuild Junior's memorial that they just showed we can still make something. And there's a lot of really strange stuff.

[A]

Better.

[B]

She's got this paper that she's reading, and I think the paper is like in the orange folder file that the presidents are going back in time with.

[A]

There is crying, like one single tear falling down.

[B]

So. So I know it's like, either JFK Jr. Or JFK's memorial is a giant queue, which is a lot of fun. And, you know, the. The reason that I still look at the Q psyop like it's going to come to pass is because it's one of those things that is so laborious. They have been creating this thing for a long time. If you start to look at it all the way back to, like, those George magazines, and there's. There's something, you know, the time travel element that's in there. There's so much fun that I don't think they labored that long to. To do nothing with it. And it's the same that gets kicked off in 47 in a lot of ways. Yeah, I don't think they labored so long. And. And that's not to say, obviously, don't put your faith in QAnon. That's goofy. And. But, like, have fun with this psyop. This is the psyop that we deserve because we've been mistreated.

[A]

We are mistreated. Severely.

[B]

We have been mistreated, and these psyops have been subpar. And. And you know, what looms on the horizon is. Is maybe a psyop worthy of your time.

[A]

But there's relief, though. Oh, there is relief, because in the end, we're saving Israel for last.

[B]

That's right. That's supposed to go off.

[A]

That was supposed to go off. Again. The end is written in the book, in the pages they foresee despond. Desperately.

[B]

When the last trumpet sound in the heaven.