The Raven: 003 - In the Wake of the Ween

Summary

Nephilim Death Squad – The Raven: 003

Episode Title: In the Wake of the Ween

Date: November 8, 2025
Hosts: TopLobsta & Raven (David Corbo)
Location: Live from The Standard Coffee Shop

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Episode Overview

This episode of "The Raven" kicks off in the aftermath of Halloween with a lively, interactive morning at The Standard Coffee Shop. Raven (David Corbo) and guest co-hosts muse on everything from Halloween festivities and small-town social rituals, to deeper dives into conspiracy theories, biblical topics, and listener-generated content. The show features a special segment with Mason, a young and outspoken coffee shop staffer, who confesses her intense road rage—sparking off a philosophical debate on anger and generational attitudes. Following the banter, the episode transitions into listener submissions, Q&A, discussions on lucid dreaming, lessons in emotional self-control, and even homegrown safety advice from callers.

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Table of Contents

1. Morning Banter & Halloween Recap
2. Mason's Road Rage Confessions
3. Conspiracy/Paranormal Corner
4. Dreamscapes & Spiritual Reflections (with Nancy)
5. Managing Anger: Insights & Advice
6. Listener Call-Ins (Parenting, Life Lessons & Safety)
7. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

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1. Morning Banter & Halloween Recap

[02:24]

• David (Raven) opens the show discussing technical details, staff dynamics, and a tongue-in-cheek jab at starting on time (“Unlike Nephilim Death Squad, this show does start on time… a line in the sand I drew.”)
• Brief recap of his family Halloween:
  • Did “trunk or treat” at his apartment complex, describing the event's mundane yet communal vibe.
  • Humorous detail: His son chose to dress as Captain America, which David ties into possession through costumes—“Everybody knows, you dress like what you want to be possessed by…”
  • Light gripes about the logistics of trunk or treating with a malfunctioning Elantra.

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2. Mason’s Road Rage Confessions

[09:15 – 37:19]

Key Segment: [09:15 – 26:46]

• Mason, a spirited 20-year-old barista, takes over the mic to vent about her “problematic” road rage.
• Mason’s philosophy: Left lane is for speeding—not for “Sunday strollers.”
  • “If you’re in [the left lane] to go fast, you need to be going either speed limit or we’re going five miles over, minimum.” – Mason [10:26]
• Anecdotes range from verbal warnings by cops to a harrowing highway incident where a work van ran her into a ditch (“…He could have… almost flipped me, if I’m being honest.” [22:19])
• Raven and chat intervene, linking Mason’s anger to “family temperament” and pondering generational rage.

Hosts propose a solution:

• Raven calls on listeners (especially parents) to email words of wisdom for Mason's recurring segment: “Every other week or so, we’ll have Mason back and we will go through the emails from the parents who are upset with Mason’s behavior.” [24:13]

Notable Quotes:

• “This is a disaster waiting to happen, Mason. And I think that what we can do is…help this process along.” – Raven [25:00]
• “I know I have a problem. I’ve gotten multiple lectures from cops…” – Mason [24:04]

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3. Conspiracy/Paranormal Corner

[27:54 – 36:21]

• Mason veers into a lighthearted detour by asking, “If you were a mermaid, what color would your tail be?”—leading Raven to launch into a biblical and mythological exploration of mermaids, chimeras, and creatures rumored to lurk in the depths of national parks.
• Discussion on chimeric creatures, missing people in National Parks (shoutout: David Paulides’ “Missing 411”), conspiracy rumors about “deep underground military bases,” and the evolving narrative of UFOs as ocean-dwellers rather than interplanetary visitors.
• Raven sharply refutes New Age “Galactic Federation” alien narratives, rooting them in a biblical fallen angel motif:
  • “They constantly change what they’re willing to present you…ascended Atlantean masters, Egyptian Ennead, Pleiadians…It’s all the same thing, it’s the fallen.” [34:32]

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4. Dreamscapes & Spiritual Reflections (with Nancy)

[75:30 – 87:00]

• Nancy, a frequent contributor, shares her decades-long experience with lucid dreaming:
  • Lucid dreamers can sometimes interact with autonomous-seeming dream “characters” who have their own stories and objectives.
  • Some characters are friendly “guides,” others are hostile or dismissive.
  • Nancy describes consequences for “spiritual sins” in the dream world (“…there are spiritual repercussions in this dream realm.” [85:35])
• Raven pivots to his own recurring dreams involving seductive female figures (“succubi”), yielding to advice from Nancy and audience—either try lucid intervention or seek spiritual deliverance.
• A segment on practical advice for controlling one’s emotions and learning from the wisdom (and regrets) of others.

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5. Managing Anger: Insights & Advice

[41:26+]

• Chat postulates on the root of anger. Raven and callers argue that happiness, as well as anger, are decisions (“It’s a muscle…Once you start finding things to upset you, the universe gives you more of them.”)
• Emily Pereka calls in (via voicemail) with a spiritual hack for diffusing rage:
  • “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner…when you put those words out of your mouth, you put yourself in the position to say, hey, I’m kind of a sack of shit…So maybe this meat sack in front of me should be given the same grace that I have been given by God Almighty.” [110:27]
• Extended open discussion on consciously letting go of anger, cycles of regret, intergenerational trauma, and finding contentment.

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6. Listener Call-Ins (Parenting, Life Lessons & Safety)

A. Parenting & The ‘Skin in the Game’ Effect

[115:50+]

• Julio from Connecticut calls in to ask:
  • Do parents start looking down on the childless? Do worldviews and priorities shift?
• Raven’s reply: Perspective changes “drastically” after kids—what you tolerate, your views of public behavior, and your investment in future generations.
  • “Even just by virtue of being, like, if you’re the type of person where, like, I’m walking down the street…and I smell [weed], as somebody who used to smoke a lot of weed…with my kid, it’s like, yeah, sure… but… have some decency.” [121:16]

B. The “Conspiracy Mind”

• What’s the common thread among conspiracy-minded people?
  • Distrust? Not always.
  • Skepticism and spiritual openness? Usually.
  • “There’s probably a mixture of elements…belief in a higher power, a distrust or skepticism…but I don’t think it’s just one thing.” [124:41]

C. Preservation of Life – Medical Prep

[125:11+]

• Austin from North Carolina, a farmer and danger junkie, calls in to underscore the need for trauma preparedness:
  • “If you’ve got a way to make holes, you should probably carry a way to plug them. If you don’t have a tourniquet, you’re gay. That’s all.” [125:29]
• Advocates carrying trauma kits (tourniquet, QuikClot, etc.) and learning basic wound care: “The most dangerous thing you do is drive a car…the third leading cause of death is blood loss.” [128:48]
• Plugs Bear Independent and Refuge Medical as reputable sources.
• Raven notes: “Gun culture is focused on ‘how to take a life’—not enough on ‘how to preserve one.’”

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7. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Mason on Road Rage:

  • “...If you want to go on a Sunday stroll and be scratching your butt, get in the right lane or get off the road.” [11:09]
  • “I know I am. It is something I…like I said, I am working on it…I’ve gotten multiple lectures from cops.” [24:04]

• Raven on Post-Parenthood Perspective:

  • “Once you have a kid, I know that you want something good for that kid or there’s at least a higher likelihood…that you want to leave something better behind…” [122:48]

• Emily Paraka (voicemail on anger) [110:27]:

  • “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner… because when you put those words out of your mouth, you put yourself in the position to say, hey, I’m kind of a sack of shit.”

• Austin on Preparedness [125:47]:

  • “If you’ve got a way to make holes, you should probably carry a way to plug them…If you don’t have a tourniquet, you’re gay.”

• Raven on the “New Age” alien deception:

  • “They constantly change what they’re willing to present you…ascended Atlantean masters, Egyptian Ennead, Pleiadians…It’s all the same thing, it’s the fallen.” [34:32]

• On Lucid Dreaming (Nancy)

  • “Even though some of the dream characters might look at me funny… it’s my dream, I can make you disappear if I want.” [85:52]

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Timestamps for Key Segments:

• [02:24] Raven discusses show technicals & Halloween wrap-up
• [09:15] Mason’s road rage saga begins
• [14:20] Raven asks Mason about channeling temper productively
• [19:04] Mason describes being run off the road
• [22:19] Mason, “He could have…almost flipped me, if I’m being honest.”
• [27:54] Mason’s mermaid question launches biblical/conspiracy tangent
• [34:01] Raven’s takedown of “Galactic Federation” alien lore
• [41:26] Opening up to listener content
• [75:30] Lucid dream segment with Nancy
• [110:27] Emily’s voicemail: “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner…”
• [115:50] Call-in: Julio on parenthood & perspective
• [125:11] Call-in: Austin on medical preparedness

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Tone: Chaotic, humorous, and conspiratorial with a touch of candid self-reflection. “The Raven” balances absurd, meme-laced absurdity with surprisingly earnest wisdom and listener camaraderie.

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Conclusion & Next Steps

Episode concludes with a call to action:

• Listeners, especially parents, are invited to send advice or gentle reprimands to Mason at [e-mail].
• Show wraps with details on future guests, shout-outs to the community, and a reminder to check out upcoming collaborations and in-person events.
• “We’ll be back at 2pm with Donut…looking forward to the next The Raven, our call-in show. That’ll be Wednesday night at 7pm…” [End]

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For listeners pressed for time:

• The first half is banter and Mason’s Gen Z road rage drama (hilarious, if slightly unhinged).
• Middle segment: conspiracy fun, lucid dreaming, and advice for emotional regulation.
• Final third: earnest, practical, and relatable call-ins on personal responsibility, preparedness, and the evolution of worldview after kids.

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End of Summary

Transcript

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Secret oaths, and to secret proceedings.

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On infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead.

[A]

Of armies by day. Welcome back. Good morning, and welcome to another episode of the Raven. Guys, I wish you could see what's happen right now in the studio. There are four other people. Mason, Matt, and Top Lobster are all in here. Top wants to see the handiwork and how it looks a little overexposed. I believe we can hear you. Yeah, look at your. Half a body is in the shot. Top just decided he had to run lights in here. I'm telling you, dude, this camera is too white. Anyway, guys, before we get into today's content, we're gonna talk about Halloween. We're gonna take some voicemails, we're gonna play some viewer submitted content. We're also going to open up the lines in the second half of the show to the call in segment, we got to talk about where you can support the show. If you want to support the show. Let's. Number one, get that banner out of here. Guys. I figured out how to make the camera switch. So now you have three different angles of me, which is very important, and I know you guys are a big fan of that. So let's go in here real quick, guys. Patreon.com forward/nephilim death Squad. That's where you want to go if you want to support the show. And we're doing a lot of things over here. We have Nephilim Death Squad, Neph to America, NDS Chronicles, Straight Bible with Matt Hepner of the Standard Coffee Shop, which is where I'm coming live from, by the way. And also now the Raven. So we're hard at work, guys. We got a lot of fangs, a lot of irons in the fire, as it were. If you want to support the show, that's a great place to do it. Also, if you want to support me directly at the bottom of the screen, you'll see at David Corbeau 7 on cash app on Venmo on PayPal. We'll get around to reading the donations in the latter half of the show, probably because it gets really messy and I'm not so good at math. You guys know that. How do we want to start this off? Well, I want to start off by saying thank you guys for being here 9am in the morning. And unlike Nephilim Death Squad, this show does start on time, which is very important. And that's something that I really. It's a line of delineation, a line in the sand that I drew. And I said when I do my own show, I needed to be on time. And the reason that I do that is so that you know why we're late. It's not because of me. It's because of somebody else. And I'm not going to drop any names, especially because he's standing in the corner of the room and. And they're both just standing here in the studio on their phones, disrespectfully on their phones. What are you guys doing? What. What. What do you. What's so important that both Matt and Top Lobster are standing in the corner of the studio whispering to each other. Matt with three T's. Don't mouth nothingness at me. Anyway, guys, I guess we'll jump straight into. I have a little bit. Oh, no. We have to talk about Halloween Happy post Halloween. Late Halloween. We're post coitus now. In the wake of the wean is the name of the episode. And I don't know, I figured I'd just tell you guys a little bit about what we did, which was not much of anything. I told you before we left on the last episode that my son was going to be dressed like Captain America because he wants to be possessed by the spirit of Captain America. And everybody knows you dress like what you want to be possessed by. Guys, I really wish you could see what's happening right now. Don't you have a coffee shop to run? What are you wearing? What's on your feet? Are those sketchers? Go ahead, top this mic.

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Work.

[A]

It is working.

[B]

Okay, good.

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That's all you wanted. You just wanted to see if the mic worked. Guys, Mason really wants to come on the show, and Mason works here at the coffee shop, and she. No, no, no, no, I didn't. That's how to invite Mason. Don't you have a coffee shop to run? Yeah. And. And she just really wants to be on camera. She wants to be in front of the studio light. She wants to be in front of the people. Very arrogant. And. And I. And I go, well, what are we going to talk about, Mason? Name four things she said. Road rage, drugs. And then she ran out of other things to talk about. So, I don't know, chat if we're gonna have her on the show. It seems like she really just wants the limelight, which I don't think for a young, developing woman is a good thing psychologically, for them to get them in front of the limelight, to get them in front of the spotlight, put a mic. And it's this crucial developmental years, and. And I think that putting her on the camera would derail her. But, yeah, so. So we. We did the whole Halloween thing. We did a Trunk or treat, actually, which my. My wife was very adamant. There you go. That we do this Trunk or Treat and that we're part of it. Like, it's not just like we're visiting a Trunk or treat. We have to be part of it, which is a huge pain in the ass, because then I have to decorate my trunk. The trunk of my Elantra. That rarely. Rarely starts, by the way. Like, it's not just, you know, pulling up to a spot. It's like we might not be able to leave this spot, which is very embarrassing. Like, when we. When we wrap up the Trunk or Treat, and I go to hit push to start, which I hate by the way because at least with a key turn, you can prime the engine. You know what I mean? You can sort of get fuel flowing through the system if you just turn it on. But with the push to start, it's all at once, which is very agitating. And so, you know, you're. You're wrapping up at the end of the day and you're going to push the button and you're praying that you don't look like an. In front of all your neighbors, because we're doing this in. In the. In the apartment complex. So very embarrassing. I don't know why she's so adamant, but she likes to be a part of. Of community things, so I, I think that's nice. I don't know. Middle camera needs a white balance adjustment. I know. I told. I told the top. And he just. He goes, no, actually, it's good. I go, it's visibly not good. I can see that. And. And he refuses. Okay, he's doing it right now. That's why it's trembling. Let's see what happens. I think I just became more orange. Anyway, I hope you guys had a good Halloween. That's all we did. It was pretty cool. We. We sat in that little lineup and everybody decorated their trunks and, and we had a good time and, and lots of chocolate was handed out, which is my fang is the chocolate. I'm a big chocolate guy. And. Which is fantastic because my son is only into. He's only into like, sort of, you know, the, the sweet fruit flavored kind of candies. And. And so he actually offloads all the chocolate to me anyway, which is fantastic. I want to start by looking at this video here. What's going on? What are you doing? Oh, he's. He's. He's changing it so that it. Top just bought these lights. He's very excited about the lights. I think they're wonderful. I think they do a good job of. Of making the studio pop. But he's. He's stood in the corner right now. Atma says blue is good. He says he really likes the blue. I like the blue too. Between the intro music and camera. What's going on? What are you doing, Mason? What's happening here? Now I gotta do. I can't switch it. I'll have to do. I'll have to manually switch. Hold on a second, guys. All right, this camera number two. Let's. Let's get this dialed in real quick. No, that's not. Don't do that. All right, Mason, what's up? What? What, what do you want. What do you want. What do you want to talk about, Mason?

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Am I supposed to hear myself herself?

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You probably have to plug those in in order for her to hear herself.

[C]

They're plugged.

[A]

All right. Well. Well, Mason, you don't have to hear yourself. That's. It's unimportant.

[C]

I could hear myself anyways. I talk loud enough.

[A]

Okay, so. So what is. What is it that you want to talk about, Mason?

[C]

I can. I want to talk about.

[A]

Go ahead. No, it's fine. Don't touch the mic. Don't. Yeah, don't put your mouth on the mic. That's disgusting. Plenty of people have come in here and they've put their mouth on that mic, and now you're going to have to wash, brush your teeth.

[C]

I will talk about how I road rage today.

[A]

You road rage today? Chat. She wants to talk about how she road rage today. How old are you, Mason?

[C]

I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20 years old.

[A]

You're 20 years old and you're engaging in road rage. And I was saying to you before the show started that road rage is a young person's game. And. And I would say that because you haven't. You. She hasn't learned a lot of valuable lessons, which is people get aggressive. What. What's so worth road raging over?

[C]

Get. Well, you're in the. Okay, here's. Here's my philosophy.

[A]

It's a left lane thing.

[C]

You're in the left lane.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Get out of the left lane.

[A]

Well, what if you're. Then there to go fast, you got to pass people.

[C]

Well, I mean, yeah, if you're in there to go fast, you need to be. I need you to be going either speed limit or we're going five miles over, minimum. Okay.

[A]

That's reasonable.

[C]

If you're not. Sorry. I got places to be. Cracks to wipe. Okay.

[A]

I'm gonna be. Wow. Cracks to wipe. Mason, did you ever think about the fact that we. We live kind of in this area where everybody is 90. Everybody's 90 years old, Mason. They. They don't have the same pace, the same fire that a 20 year old has. What about. What about lending them some grace chat? Are we. Are we lending grace to 90 year olds that are, you know, on the road still? The left lane is for crime. Who said that? Zach? Yeah, yeah, I. I hear you.

[C]

The left lane. It's. No. If you want to go on a Sunday stroll and you want to be scratching your butt, get in the right lane or get off the road. You don't need to be driving.

[A]

That's very rude. What do you have going on, Mason, that you have to go fast?

[C]

I just, I just have my day to day life. Like, it's just, I have like, I just, like, it doesn't matter if I'm going home. Doesn't matter if I'm going to work.

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Okay.

[C]

Work. Still I hate. Well, I mean, before I started working here, I really, like, hated. Like, I'm not even just saying that. Like, I really hated, like, working.

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Oh, okay. Yeah.

[C]

No, I would still, like, book it to work. No, I love working here if I didn't.

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Okay. Well, no, just working in general. I, I, I accept that. You know what I mean? If you're, if you're a younger. When I was younger and I probably, I guess I still do, which is why I do this. I, I also hated working. Just, just having to be someplace that wasn't, you know, where I wanted to be.

[C]

Yeah. But like, I'll literally, like, even if it's just going to work, like, I'm still lead foot.

[A]

You're speeding.

[C]

Yeah.

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Okay, so.

[A]

Wow, you have gotten. I've never. I don't think I've gotten a ticket for speeding.

[C]

Well, no. Okay, so I got a, I got a verbal warning and a lecture on calm driving. It's not reckless.

[A]

Okay, this is a problem. Yeah.

[C]

It's not reckless drive. State trooper. And then he also too. This was only two years ago. Then he called my mom and told.

[A]

Rightfully so.

[C]

Yeah. And told her, listen, your daughter's got a problem.

[A]

What's going on? Mason, this is. There's a. There's another issue here. If, if, if the state trooper is recognizing that you have a problem, they're going to call your mom and they're going to say, listen, you need to counsel your daughter because there was some deep seated rage issue. Where's the rage coming from?

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I just have, I just have a temperature. I don't. It's just. I just have a temper. I just have. I've had on my whole life. My dad's side has an infamous temper, and then my mom's side has an infamous temper. It's just.

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What. Why don't you find a way to. Why don't you find a way to, to channel that temper into something constructive? Where you should be doing jiu jitsu, or maybe it's like a striking sport like boxing or a different way. Yeah, into. Into riding the bumpers of 90 year olds who are on death's door.

[C]

No, it's not. No. If I see an old person, I'll. I relax on old people because I do. I, I'm not a monster.

[A]

Okay? I'm not a monster. All right.

[C]

Okay. I relax on the, on the old people. But like this morning, okay, this was a young girl.

[A]

Does this happen every day?

[C]

It used to. So I had, my boyfriend told me to get, to get to, like, he wanted me to calm down.

[A]

And then your boyfriend said it too. No, don't read the chat. They're animals. Don't look at the chat. So, so, so, so your boyfriend. Now we got a state trooper. Your mother's counseling you?

[C]

Yeah, he was like deeply concerned for my safety.

[A]

Yeah. Because people, this is an open carry state now. It's not even a concealing carry. Now we could just, you know, and you're just yelling at people earlier when I'm talking to you, you're going, it's like you said, it's not old people. You said. Actually it's, it's kind of country, you know, redneck guys. And you're. And, and the way, And I gotta tell you, when you're explaining to me the way you're interacting with them, you're. You use the expression rage bait. And then when you, when you described it to me, I would say that's an accurate description. It is rage baiting. You're trying to get a rise out of people.

[C]

It's not always rage baiting, but like, if they piss me off enough, like.

[A]

Seems like you're easily pissed off.

[C]

Yeah. Like this morning, this girl, she was in the left lane. It's, it's a 55. Okay. That means it's a 60 in my books. Okay. It's a 16. My book.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

She was going. She was literally going like, 45.

[A]

No.

[C]

Not acceptable. So obviously I'm running her butt.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

She tries to break. Check.

[A]

Oh, no, that's not good.

[C]

My car will go up on its front two tires before you get me with a brake check.

[A]

Yikes.

[C]

I'm not the one.

[A]

Geez. Look at. Doesn't she have this thing, like, she, she wishes somebody would. That's what it is. You have a. You have an I wish you would kind of energy about you. It's very dangerous. Very dangerous. What is it going to take for you to lose that, that edge, all of that rage that's bottled up inside you? Is it going to. Are you going to have to have a bad experience where something goes wrong? Or, or, or do you, you know, is something going to. Are you going to reach a certain age where you calm down? Do you have any plans to stop this madness?

[C]

No. No. 100. Because I literally just had a. I just had a scary experience.

[A]

Oh.

[C]

A couple weeks ago when I got ran off the road by.

[A]

Yeah, you told me that you got ran. Dude, I don't understand how you're having this many negative, you know, traffic experiences. I, I.

[C]

That one genuinely wasn't my fault. I now say you say that.

[A]

Hold on a second.

[C]

No, that one genuinely.

[A]

What we just heard, guys. Everything. She just said this. But this was genuinely not her fault.

[C]

No, this one. No, this one wasn't. So I was. This work van kept blocking me in, and I was actually calm. I was practicing calm driving.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

And I wasn't.

[A]

You were practicing calm driving. Okay.

[C]

Wasn't writing his butt.

[A]

It's okay, you can say ass. I don't know if you say ass, but you know what? No, never mind. Don't say ass on this show, please. No, come on. All right, continue the story.

[C]

But did you.

[A]

She says ass on this show, but she's got no respect. All right, that's permissible. Go ahead. Yeah, don't say ass while you're wearing a cross. All right, so please continue. You got ran off the road because of your bad behavior into a ditch.

[C]

And so I, eventually, I was just like, whatever. I'm just gonna let him, like, I'm just gonna wait till I get an opening.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So then I got this.

[A]

And just really quick, there's a hundred people watching, so take it easy. Well, actually, there's a lot more people because it doesn't count. Twitter. Yeah, just ease up. A little bit. Did you see when you told her the count, look at her eyes. She got nervous.

[C]

All right, well, no, the only. The only.

[A]

Don't look at the comments.

[C]

No, the only comment I thought was funny was, I'm about to order a coffee so she'll. So that she can get out of there.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah. They're. They're very rude people. They say rude things to me, too. No, don't. If there's anybody you don't talk to, it's Scott. You don't. You don't talk to Scott. So. Okay, so you get driven off the road. You're in a ditch now.

[C]

I. Well, so, like, I waited because I was like, whatever. This dude's like, he's annoying me. I was like, whatever. I'm not going to be.

[A]

He's going to kill you.

[C]

Yeah. So I was like, whatever. I'm just going to, like, wait till there's a gap. So I waited. I did wait till there was a gap. And so I started to, like, there. It wasn't like. Like a little slight. No, like, there was. It was enough.

[A]

A sizable gap to get in safely.

[C]

I also have. I also have a compact car, so I don't need that much space.

[A]

Yeah. I was going to say, what are you driving? But we don't need anybody to know what you're driving. Don't say it. Don't.

[C]

It's a compact car. It's not a huge.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

It's between a hatchback and an suv.

[A]

Okay, don't even do that, because they'll. They'll find you.

[C]

Yeah, no, and so, like, I saw the opening and I went to him. The opening. And I don't know if he. If his, like, intention was, I'm gonna run her off the road.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Or if he was trying to, like, get out of my way. But so as I'm. And I have my blinker on, too, as I'm getting over in the left lane, he started to. So it just. And because he was in a big. Working. It just took me right off the road and went. Put me in a ditch. I was fine.

[A]

Here we have the Limu Imu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug Limu. Is that guy with the binoculars watching us? Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you [e-mail] Liberty. Liberty. Liberty. Liberty Savings Fairy, underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. Time is precious. And so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 24,7 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many ailments and shipping is always free. With Dutch, you'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care. I want you to see this right here. Mason Redbeard says, as a father, please calm down and stop with people for your safety. Very important, Mason. Very important.

[C]

No, I genuinely, I as like, as probably as hard as it is for you to probably believe, I genuinely am working on calm driving because. Because I am aware. I am like, jokes aside, I do know at the end of the day I am like literally playing with.

[A]

Yeah, you are. Yeah.

[C]

And people are crazy.

[A]

I used to host a show, it was called TLC Timeline Cleanse. And on that show, it was a submission based show. And I would say to the chat, submit whatever you want and we'll just play it on air. And what ended up happening was the most popular type of content was just physical violence, altercations, fights, deaths. And I got to this point where I had seen so much that I had to like step away from. I didn't want to do it anymore, but the, the amount of road rage fights and I think it's pretty understandable. It's like you're dealing with multiple tons in some cases vehicles. And the slightest, you know, mishap can end in. In somebody's death or a tremendous accident. Certainly at the least a big ass bill.

[C]

Well, even, well, even like, oh yeah, this. He damaged my car, putting me off the.

[A]

Oh yeah, what happened?

[C]

It wasn't crazy bad, which I.

[A]

He.

[C]

So he stopped too. And I fully could have gotten his information, but because I was like, I had adrenaline going. I was like, yeah. And then I was also too.

[A]

Don't read the chat. Don't do it.

[C]

No, no, no, no. I was thinking of my words.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

I am. Guys, I am a girl at the end of the day. And I did start to angry cry. Okay. So my eyes. So my eyes started watering.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So when I looked at the spot that he hit, I couldn't see damage because there was like tears in my eyes.

[A]

So he actually did hit.

[C]

He did. Oh, yeah.

[A]

No, he could have.

[C]

Looking back it, like I said, all jokes aside, I do know it's dangerous. He could have. He Almost. He probably almost flipped me, if I'm being honest.

[A]

Yeah, I.

[C]

He. So he just messed up. He just messed up my fender a little bit and, like, popped it out. Yeah, that angry cry is.

[A]

Yes, yes, I know. The angry cry. I've seen it. I know.

[C]

And I just had, like, an adrenaline. Dude. I just had so much going, but, like. So it was fully. Like, it was fully his fault. Like, my dad's an insurance agent. I talked to him about it. He's like, yeah, that's.

[A]

Dude, your dad's gonna be freaking out. He's an insurance agent. He knows how these things go. Does he know that his daughter is a rage monster, or does he know that you have this. This angry streak where you're constantly. She's looking around the room right now as if she's trying to get out of it. Guys, I feel like I just touched on something very specific. Does dad know that his daughter is filled with rage? Yes, Mason, you got to work that out, dude.

[C]

No, I. I know I am. It is something I. Like I said, I am working on it, because I do. I get myself. And really, I get. It gets to the point where, like, a couple pass me and, like, someone will try and wave them down because of you. Yep. I have people that will. That feel the need to roll their windows down and, like, say things to me.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Gestures at me because it's so bad.

[A]

Gestures? What sort of gestures? They're giving you the finger.

[C]

Middle finger. They'll just be, like, saying something, and they're just, like, talking about.

[A]

Yeah, they're giving you the. What, the hands. They're like, why are you.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Why are you jeopardizing all of us?

[C]

And I used to. And I used to instigate that. And I would, like, look back at them, and I would rage, and I would, like, rage. Bait them back.

[A]

Mason is the whole problem. Mason, I am the problem. People are not. Not on your side about this. This isn't good.

[C]

No, I'm fully aware of it. I know. I know that I have a problem. I've. I've gotten multiple lectures from cops, okay? Like, I've gotten a verbal warning. I have gotten. I've only gotten one score. Speeding ticket.

[A]

Well, look, this is what I'm going to do. Chat, if you will. Nephilim D Squad. And this is specifically to the dads out there, to the moms out there, to the parents out there. I need you. If you have any words of wisdom, any sorts of maybe lectures or. Or. Or, you know, reprimanding, you could Send those words to Nephilim D squad gmail dot com. And I think what I'll do is maybe every other week or so, we'll have Mason back on the show, and we will go through the emails from the parents who are upset with Mason's behavior and. And we'll read them to her live on air. So if you guys want to do that, nephilim d squadgmail.com, submit your words of wisdom, because we need. Something needs to happen here. Something needs to happen here. This is a disaster waiting to happen, Mason. And. And I think that what we can do is we can help this process along a little bit. We can. Every once in a while, we'll bring around and we'll go, is this really what you should be doing? And then you can listen to some of these other people and what they have to say.

[C]

Someone said, I need a decommissioned police car with a push bar. Get me that.

[A]

No, that's the last thing she needs is give me that. Right. She doesn't need a push bar.

[C]

The ways that I'm seeing, seen people spell my name, I have never seen in my entire life. It's M, A, Y, S, O, N.

[A]

I think they might be doing it because. No, because I have an. And I suppose I have an accent that I don't perceive. And when I. When I say things.

[C]

You do have an accent, by the way.

[A]

Well, I know when I say coffee, I have an accent, but. But otherwise, I don't think I have an accent. But maybe when I'm saying Mason, I've got, like, there's something in there because I know they're spelling it. Yeah, there's like a M, A, E, Y, something, something, something. All right, look, Mason, get the hell off. Go back and. And. And take care of these people that are trying to get coffee. Matt. Matt's here, too. Geez, man. Unbelievable. Hey, Matt, just so you know, we're starting a segment for Mason, and what that is is the chat is going to submit emails to nephilim d squadgmail.com and it's going to be words of wisdom to help Mason with her serious road rage problem. And they're going to talk her down. They're going to explain to her why it's a bad thing to engage in road rage and why it. It jeopardizes the safety of other people. He doesn't even care.

[C]

Because I'm aware, but I do. Like I said, I'm working on the problem. Yeah, it definitely needs a lot more work, and I definitely did a lot More.

[A]

And Doug, here we have the limu emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug. Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you [e-mail] Liberty, Liberty. Liberty. Liberty Savings vary underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Affiliates excludes Massachusetts. Time is precious. And so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 24. 7 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many ailments. And shipping is always free with Dutch. You'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care. No, no, no, no, no. Get her off the show. Matt. With three T's.

[C]

No, he said I could sn.

[A]

No. Mason, you all right? You know what I mean.

[C]

For you.

[A]

You have questions for me, go ahead. Mason.

[C]

So, okay, if you were a mermaid, what color.

[A]

Oh, my God. Mason. Mermaids are. Are. Are nephilim hybrid demonic creatures. All right. I wouldn't be a mermaid because they were probably the only variety of. Of nephilim that survived the flood.

[C]

Actually, I was going to say. I forget that you guys do. Do conspiracies.

[A]

Do.

[C]

Do, do, do, do.

[A]

Conspiracy. She said do.

[C]

And. And I'm immature.

[A]

Like. You said it. Go on.

[C]

You threw me off track.

[A]

You said that we do. You forget that we do.

[C]

Yeah, conspiracy theory stuff because, well, when I'm here, I just see like the Bible in this.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Do you think mermaids exist?

[A]

Yeah, I do. I do think that mermaids exist. I've seen some videos, like the move.

[C]

Like the way that you would see, like people perceive them, like in movies.

[A]

Well, they're like sirens. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So they're. They're. You know, I think that before the flood and. And after the flood, there were all kinds of chimeric creatures, which you actually can see pretty obviously if you look at the Egyptian pantheon, because they're all half animal. Half.

[C]

I was gonna say chimeric is half.

[A]

Half and half of anything. So you can make a chimeric thing like a. I believe a chimera in Greek mythology is like the head of a lion, the wings of an eagle. The. The tail is actually like a serpent, like a. Like a snake. Maybe that's A griffin. But either way, yeah, that's. It's just a. A word that talks about conjoining things unnaturally. So, yeah, I think that they are real. And I was watching a video not long ago. Some of the chat might be familiar with this. It was like a guy on a oil cruiser, oil tanker ship. And, you know, this thing is boogieing out in the ocean and he's looking out at night into the water, and there's something that's. That is keeping pace with the ship. And you could see its wake that it's leaving in the water. It's very small, maybe the size of, like a person, but it is keeping pace with this ship. And then there's this haunting song that's like playing through the night sky out in the ocean. And so. So I. I've seen a lot of stuff and I kind of go. And what's actually interesting is here, maybe we could put this on the screen. I have like this. And. And look, I'm gonna preface this with I think this is likely, but we're still gonna play it. You don't have sound in your. In your headphones, right? I don't think this video has sound either, but that's okay. We're going to show this to the chat and we'll show this to you. So this comes from Bronze Giant, which is a. A popular page on. On X on Twitter. But he says, I believe they still exist somewhere. And look, in the age of AI, things are really wonky. But this is. This is a fun one.

[C]

I'm really upset about the fault. The AI fallout.

[A]

I think this is likely. But it is fascinating to see because what it does is if it is AI, it's. It still can give your imagination a little sample of, like, what it would be like to see something like this in the wild. I believe this is an actual griffin. We were just talking about something similar to this, so let's let it rip. I think it's. But imagine it's fun.

[C]

I think. Okay, I was gonna say, I think that's fake too, but if I saw it in public or like, if I saw it, like in real life, they would be some in my pants.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, that would be a real heavy one. I don't know. I mean, there's this whole thing that was going on recently where the accusation is there are deep underground military bases. Are you familiar with that idea?

[C]

Oh, like that the uppers have for, like, if the. Like when the world ends, they have. Somewhere.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The upper class, the. The 1% of the world. So, so the idea is that they were creating all kinds of horrifying creatures, subterranean creatures, chimeras, like we said. And, and there was a program that was feeding them. And that program, I forget what it was called. It's like the Meals on Wheels program or something like that, which is kind of funny. And this is all highly speculative and likely, but the idea was that they were trafficking humans and feeding them to these chimera creatures. One thing led to another, that source dried up. Some of their big hotspots of trafficking got popped. And so eventually they released supposedly these, these creatures, most of them. The, the deep underground military bases are in national parks. And, and that I do think is, is probably true. There's a lot of subterranean crap going on in national parks. A lot of missing people in national parks. If you look at David Polity's missing 41 1, which is a great series, I recommend checking that out.

[C]

Like a lot of places people aren't to.

[A]

Allowed.

[C]

Allowed to go. Yes, Very limited.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, so you get this idea often that people are going missing there, and it creates this whole big conspiracy. But since the alleged food source dried up, they, you know, this is all air quotes released these chimeric creatures because they couldn't sustain them anymore, and they're, they're now in the national park. So something happened where the national parks were flying the flag upside down. The conventional explanation was that employees in the national parks were saying, hey, we're, we're understaffed and we're working in dangerous conditions. The conspiracy theory was like, no, there's more than that. This is actually because there are these chimeric creatures surfacing in the national park. So, you know, could it be that. That what we just saw was one of those things? Highly unlikely, but I, I leave room for it. I don't know. I think it's kind of fun.

[C]

I think. Yeah, I think it's definitely fake. But there's, but it's not. I'm not saying it's completely like out of the, like out of the.

[A]

Yeah, out of the.

[C]

Yeah, there's definitely. I mean, only like, I know it's not ocean animal, but only like 5% of the ocean's been discovered. Imagine what freaking creatures are.

[A]

Yeah, well, I don't know if you're, if you're aware of this, but all the UFO crap, they're now switching their idea of where the UFOs are coming from, and they have it on pretty good authority because of radar and, and a lot of military surveillance that these Things are actually coming out of the ocean.

[C]

Oh, actually, my mom, she.

[A]

My mom. Sorry, go on.

[C]

She is. Is fully. I can't escape that. She is fully, like, convinced that there's aliens that are. But they're not, like. They're not, like, here to harm us or anything.

[A]

She's messing up, man.

[C]

You know what I'm talking about?

[A]

Okay, so this idea of, like, the Galactic Federation of Light. Damn, I'm good.

[C]

Yep, it's them. Yes, the Galactic Federation.

[A]

So. So tell. Tell your mom that that narrative from the Galactic Federation of Light has been around for a really long time, and. And it's come from the. The aliens, which is more prominent right now. Before that, it came from ascended Atlantean masters, but it was the same exact thing. We need to ascend.

[C]

Is that, like, real? Do you believe that?

[A]

Well, hold on. So. So same information, right? Same story comes from aliens, ascended Atlantean masters. Before that, it's the Egyptian Ennead, meaning the nine gods that ruled over Egypt, like Horus, Osiris, Isis, all these kinds of characters. So what's happening is. It's all the same thing. It's the fallen, meaning the. The one third of angels that fell. They rebelled and were cast out onto Mount Hermon. They have children with. With. With human women, and they give birth to the Nephilim. When the Nephilim die, their spirits are trapped here. So what you're actually interacting with, I believe, is these things that are a mixture of fallen angels and. And the spirits of their dead offspring, and they constantly change what they're willing to present you. So they'll go, oh, we're the Egyptian Eniad. And then they'll go, oh, no, no, we're the ascended Atlantean masters. Or they'll go, no, no, we're the Pleiadians, which is the big stupid from the Galactic Federation of Light. So, you know, tell your mom that if she is interested in learning about that, all she has to do is just look back throughout history. Who's been telling us we need to ascend? Who's been telling us we need to avoid a worldwide catastrophe that's coming? And who's been telling us that we're being ruled by evil elites who are preventing humanity from, you know, evolving spiritually? And. And she will find that it's been there forever, especially starting really heavily in the late 1940s. And. And it just takes a different face every time. What do you. What do you look. What? Don't look at the chat.

[C]

Don't look at the chat someone.

[A]

They say horrifying things.

[C]

Well, no. So it's funny. No, I, like. A lot of them are, like, mad, and it's funny.

[A]

No, they're not mad. They just talk crap. These people are here. Yeah. Yeah, it is. It is funny. But they. But they. They're here and. And they're. They're the homies. They're always here in the. In the chat.

[C]

Someone. I don't know if it's true, but someone said my mic was low. I don't know.

[A]

Your mic was low? It's probably for the best. Okay, Mason, you gotta go now, all right? I got a show to do. And I don't talk about, I don't know, 41 minutes. We're gonna. We're gonna play probably some voice memos, and then we're gonna. And we're not gonna talk about any of those things, Mason. And. And then we're going to take a little break. Look at your. Look at your long arm. What. What are you. What are you showing me? Unbelievable. Mason, what are you doing? Good God. Don't look. M, M, E, I G, H, O, N. Mason's says don't look at the chat. Yeah, they're terrible people, but they're. They're. What are you doing, Mason? You're just standing there. Guys. Also, I don't. The. The chat doesn't know this. Mason Is. Is 17. Whoa. No, no, don't look at. Look. Come on, Mason, you got to go now, all right? The people are getting inappropriate. You're.

[B]

You're.

[A]

You're distracting them and you're making them say horrifying things. Thank you, Mason. And until next time, when we reprimand you with all of the emails that we're going to get about your behavior week next week, have.

[C]

I will have a lot of calm driving experiences to talk.

[A]

Well, I. I doubt it, but that's a good. She says next week she'll have a lot of calm driving experiences to talk about. I. I doubt it, but it's a good place to start. You have to start with intention, right? What are you doing, Mason? Don't read the comments. Look, everybody's saying bye bye, Mason. M, E, A, S, I O, N. Don't know. That is. That's a Q Q. Your. Your. Your. Your comments are unappreciated. Q. Q is a long time. He goes by whoop your baby mama's hoe ass, but that's the buddy Q. Yeah. People spell your name all kinds of different ways, Mason, all right? Go back and. And operate the Coffee shop. Thank you so much for. For forcing your way onto my show. Until next time. Until next time. Mason. That well good. You go help. He doesn't work here. Good God. Guys. What the fuck was that? I. You know what I think we need to do? And Doug here we have the limu emu in its natural habitat helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally Doug. Uh, limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you [e-mail] Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Savings. Very underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. Time is precious and so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 247 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many ailments and shipping is always free. With Dutch you'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care is we have this 20 year old chick who thinks she's going to come on the show and she's going to get in the limelight and people are gonna like her and, and, and instead I think we need to bring her on the show and reprimand her for her. Her terrible behavior. Her terrible behavior because it is terrible. Road rage is no joke and she's gonna end up really hurting somebody. I gotta hold on a second.

[C]

Blue.

[A]

Yep. That is horrifying. As you could think. Black juice says bless her heart. Yeah. I mean no, we're not going to watch blacks fighting. We're not going to watch blacks fighting. Let me see if we have anything. Any viewer submitted content. If you want to submit content. What's my name on. On Twitter at David L. Corbo on Twitter. And we'll have some time to play a couple of videos maybe. Let me go and check real quick. In the. In the messages I think we had looks like not nice guy. Okay. Oh, and we have Q. Q sent some stuff. Very hesitant to click on it but okay. No Atma sent some stuff a while ago. Let's see what this is. Oh, interesting interest. This is funny. So. So this comes from Atma and this is. Looks like a. A fake. And he knows this a fake three eye atlas. What the flip is going on here? Did we do your submission Wednesday Night, Emily. I don't. I don't think we did. I don't think we did. I don't know. I don't remember Wednesday night. It was. It was. It's a fever dream. It's a fever dream.

[C]

This is too.

[A]

There we go. That's a little bit better. Geez, man. She gets paid in Robux. Yeah, she's just a. She's just a kid. Redbeard says I forgot what 20 something Cocaine energy looked like. Yeah, man. High energy, super intense. Not good. No, she's all right. Mason's all right. Seven feet tall, though. Seven feet tall. Okay, let's go here. Let's see what this is. So this comes from atma. This is a fake 3i atlas update. And. And it's going to be brief, but it's going to open up the door for a little bit of a larger conversation. So let's let her RIP. 3i Atlas NASA update today. Real. Very funny. Very funny. Obviously, and I'll tell you why I like it, because what's going on lately is this really big misinformation campaign. I don't know, I wouldn't call it a campaign necessarily. Maybe that's getting carried away. But three Eye Atlas is just. We're just being saturated with, with fake videos left and right constantly and, and, and I don't know, for the listener who's not on X and maybe whose algorithm isn't tailored to psychotic crap like mine is. I wish you could see the amount of, of lies surrounding this thing. You know, what's his name? Avi Loeb. The, the, you know, the, the Jew, the wizard. By the way, getting to talk to Owen Benjamin last week was a lot of fun. And how to slay the wizard, I think was a great. Or how to kill the wizard. A really great sort of learning lesson for people. I. I hope people saw that and got the message, you know, about the spell casting and this fear and, and the way they have to keep you under pressure in order to be able to sell you the lie and all these different things. That was. I thought that was really cool, Abby being one of these wizards. And. And he said. What did he say? Oh, October 30th, we're gonna be. Three Eye Atlas is gonna come by and it's gonna release these, these drones that are going to look like UFOs to people. Didn't happen. Very gay. And I'm like, we knew that, but it's just amazing. Like, this guy was just on Rogan, right? And he's just telling Rogan like all this, I. I don't know. Is my understanding that Abby gets toted out in front of the public often to make a big hype about these celestial events that turn out to be nothing. And then we just keep letting them, you know what I mean? It's like the same thing with Fauci. I don't even know if I could say his name and not get taken off. You know, we're on YouTube, so I got to play it safe. But Fauci run the same thing a couple of times in a row. Had me. If you look back to the 80s and you look back to. In recent years. Forgive my coded language. I'm just not trying to get terminated off of YouTube, but. And this is a guy with this greasy ass track record, and we just keep rolling him out to the public. Avi. Avi and, And. And Fauci. Very similar energy. No, JJ says. But you say that Rogan is the gateway to Psyops Raven. Yeah, I mean, I think that's true, jj. I think that Rogan is sort of the new Laurel Canyon and, and much of the. The operations, you know, that are rolled out get. Get introduced through Rogan. I don't know, it's just crazy to me that this guy can just continually come out. Avi Loeb, Harvard. Harvard educated. Avi Loeb. Loev. I don't know what the. His name is. Can keep coming out and keep having this happen and, and keep being wrong to such a degree. Johnny Leach says, remember when you were riding Cliff's dick like the quarter outside Walmart, hugging that tube meat? Yeah. I liked a lot of what Cliff High had to say, and I thought that I endlessly prefaced it with he is gay, you know, because he believes basically that we're gonna be rescued by like, you know, there's like good aliens and bad aliens and he's just falling for the shit. But I think among the things that he's saying there, there's a lot of sort of little gold nuggets that you could. Am I being loud? Is that what's happening? This is cool. So. So on the show, because we're in a coffee shop. I can open the doors. That's a good. Yeah, go ahead and do that. I can open the doors here. Wait, it's not switching yet. Give it a second. I gotta switch it manually. There it is. How cool is that? So if you come to the standard coffee shop while we're live, you know, we. We wanted to create this open air experience, and we're gonna continue doing that, by the way, we got a. A really big donation. I want to shout out Frank and I want to shout out Chuck. A lot of money came in recently, and what we're gonna do is we're going to fold that money straight into fleshing out the rest of the entire building. Lights. More lights. That's where the budget went. We blew the budget on lights. But we're going to create a situation where we can actually start to record outside of this studio in the actual coffee shop and all of that to say, if you're actually here and, and you, and you. You come by and you're. You're getting coffee, you might just see us recording live and we might just put the camera on you and, and, and, and make you super nervous. So. Yeah, I don't know. It's just fun. The. The Abbey Loeb stuff. It's the gift that keeps on giving. Oh, yeah. And just on the cliff high thing, like I said, undoubtedly a gay man, but, you know, he's got some fun stuff in there every once in a while. Where's our melee? Where's our melee in the skies? Cliff high. You old. You old. I don't want to say it too loud. There's. The lady's having a Bible study out out there. All right, thank you. Atma. Let's get away from that and we'll go and see. I gotta see what Rick sent before I put it on the screen. Our very own. Oh, no, no. We have Ancap. Grizzly, by the way. Ancap. Did he have his. His kid? I don't know if he had his kid. Shout out to ancap. I think he's. He's. He's got a baby on the way. And it is. It is. He is. His name is Elijah. His name is Elijah. Okay, so shout out to Ann. Cap Grizzly. Q says it's not bad. Okay, well, we'll check it out in a second. Let's. Let's go and check this out. This is kind of weird. What is this? Christian Twitter. This is asking Christian Twitter. How do I become slow to anger? I'm easily frustrated and stressed. I'm very prone to anger. I pray on this often. What can I do to control this? I know I am commanded to do it, but I have no clue how to. That's hard. That's a hard one. That's a really hard one. I mean, man, I know how I do it, but it's very anticlimactic. How do you control the anger? Because I tend to be a pretty happy person. I'LL admit I. I'm a little bit of a grumpy dad. I do care greatly about, you know, my son's development and so being as invested in it as I am. You know, when you're. When you're that invested, you do get a little upset. So. So I have to sort of police that in my own life. But what I find, and I think a lot of people aren't gonna like this, this answer is you have to just let it go. It's a decision that you make. I learned a long time ago that happiness is a decision as much as anger is a decision. So when I. When I was homeless, I was as. As you might imagine, very sad, very angry. Lots of. Lots of emotional extremes. And those emotional extremes got to the point where they were going to kill me if I succumbed. Succumb. Succame. If I succame to those. To those emotions, they were so intense that they. They would have. They would have killed me. And there was a point in my life where I was faced with that, that I had kept them at bay for so long. And then I remember I was in a car one day, passenger side, looking out the window at night, and I thought about it. I thought about leaving. And, you know, obviously I didn't. I'm still here. But. But I had to make a decision. Right? There it is. You have to make a decision. It's. It's a decision. Happiness is a decision. Anger is a decision. I made a decision that I had to let it go. And whatever happened was going to happen. If I couldn't affect something in that moment, if I couldn't change it in that moment, if I had no power to change what was happening, then I. I had to let it go. I had to. You know, it was either that or what. You know, it's like, play it out. What's the end game of your rage? What's the end game with your sadness? And I'm not saying that you don't have a right to be sad or you don't have a right to be angry, but at some point, you have to. You have to decide to let it pass. Because if you play it out to its. Its final end game, it all ends horribly. Your rage and anger ends in a place where it destroys not only you, but everybody around you. Your. Your sadness. Is it distracting, guys? The amount that it's switching here? Let's just do that. Boom. No boom. We'll do that. We'll do this one. Let's keep it there for now. I got to Change the rate that it switches at. But yeah, if you. If you play your sadness out to its ultimate extreme, it. You know, it ends with. With what? You leaving? It ends with everybody around you being destroyed because of it. And so then you ask yourself, well, how do I keep it from getting that? To that point, you. You. You are the person that controls that. You're the person that controls that. So I've gotten pretty good lately at getting, you know, I'll have these moments as a lot of anger in me for whatever, road rage maybe. And I've gotten really good over my life at letting it go almost instantly. So I'll feel it. It's not like I'm not gonna feel it, you know, but it's like, picture this. You're a. You're a husband and a father, and when your anger gets out of control, your wife and your child are subjected to you. A monster. You're a monster now. And look, we're all human. Sometimes you're going to end up doing that, but you got to get good at recognizing, like, oh, shit, I'm the monster now. Everybody's afraid of me. Everybody's on eggshells around me. Is that what you want to be? Because I've been subjected to monsters in my life where I had to walk on eggshells because I knew that if I said the wrong thing, my stepdad was going to freak out or somebody was going to freak out or whatever. I've been raised by, like, a lot of different people throughout my life, and, you know, some better than others. So I at least have that perspective where I can go, oh, my God. I'm doing to my child and my. My wife what has been done to me. So you don't want to become the guy who. Who forces his family to walk on eggshells. And the only person that's going to stop that or the only thing that's going to stop that is you. And that's a decision that you have to make. So. So, yeah, I'm sorry, it's anticlimactic, but it's a decision. So when I was homeless, I decided that I can't succumb to the emotions, and I decided to be happy. And it's like a muscle. And we'll depart from this after this. We'll take a small break, and then we'll get into the caller segment. It's like a muscle when you start. And Doug here we have the limu emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug. Uh, Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us? Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you [e-mail] Liberty Liberty Liberty. Liberty Savings Fairy Underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. Time is precious. And so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 24. 7 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many ailments and shipping is always free. With Dutch, you'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care. Looking around at things to be happy for, you become better at finding things to be happy for. The same thing in the inverse. If you start finding things to upset you, and God knows, at any given moment, there are a thousand things that can upset you. Right. Anybody can find something to piss them off. Once you start finding them, you get better at finding them. You start training that muscle. Next thing you know, you're an expert at finding things that piss you off. Then everything starts setting you off. But you could do the inverse. What are you doing? You have to go. Where are you going? You got to be back here 2 o'. Clock. We're gonna talk to Donut. Get out of here. Dude, you've been working for him, haven't you? He's not been paying you. Top's been making coffee at the standard coffee shop. If you show up, you want it to hear, let's do this. If you show up at the standard coffee shop, Top might just make a coffee for you. Good God. So aggressive. You sat down so aggressively. This is microphone smell. Oh, that's because Mason kept smashing her teeth against it. I think she needs glasses. She's got large teeth. I don't think she has, like, depth perception. That's. That's like an amygdala condition. Like a what? So Abraham Lincoln had this. It's like giantism. Yeah. Very big. And they can't control their body. Yep. I was watching her make coffee. I was like, show me how to make some of these coffees. And she's like, I was telling. I mean, she's telling road rage stories. It's not good. And I'm like, do you think it's okay to be that angry? And she's like, well, you think it's okay to be. I'm like, what are you doing? Are you. Are you casting spells? What the hell's going on? All right, we'll get the hell out of here. Well, you. You decided to do the labor of. Of putting lights up and. Isn't it nice? And I'll wait up one more time. Show me. Look at that. Wow. I thought I was showing you a little overexposed. That camera, man. It's beautiful. It's beautiful.

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Don't touch your hair. Anybody notice the inconsistencies yet? Nobody. Yeah, they said it. What did they say? The over under. They don't like it. Oh, my God. Atma. This is such a. Oh, my God. Such a banger. Dude. He says women don't have depth perception. That's true. Curbs lives matter. This is said by curbs lives matter. Dude, my tires tell a story about my wife and it's that she also does not have depth perception. She will plow into. No, my wife has actually been really good on. On not smashing into curves. Girls have. They have life on easy, but they do live life in a very skewed perspective. They do. They're very like. Like I. I hit the brakes a little bit because the guy might have stopped short. My wife was like, oh, my. Dude, calm down. My wife. My wife has to grab the handle and it's so insulting. And she gets mad at you. She grabs the handle or she grabs the door handle and I'm like, I've never been in. I've never been in an accident in my life. Neither. Woman. Knock on. This is press board. I don't think it's. That's all fake. We don't have any real. Oh, the molding. So. So, so I'm like, where do you get off being afraid of my driving? It doesn't make any sense. I've never been in an accident. Yeah, well, they're just very terrified creatures in general, but yeah, I'm studying them. It's interesting. I don't particularly like it. I don't like what I see. No. Not enthusiastic about it. Not even. Not endearing. Not. It doesn't give me hope for the future. Yeah, I think it's dismal. Yeah, it's dismal, but it's accurate. Gotta go. All right, we'll get the hell out of here. Thank you for dropping by and I will see you at 2 o' clock when we. When we talk to Donut. What up, Donut? Very excited to talk to Donut. We're going to talk about the movie Weapons. So you have a couple of hours. Go home and watch it. No, that's okay. It's not a good show anyway. All right, so, so, so, yeah. I don't know. Does it. Did that make any sense? My. My talk on. On anger. I hope that that helped. Grizzly Dismal Bismol, Pepto Bismol, you know, and, and the thing that kind of gets me about what, what ancap Grizzly is asking here about the anger is like. Because the secret is not a secret. I don't know. I don't know what the. Like, there's no amount of information I'm going to depart on you that's going to cause you to have an epiphany. It's something that you just have to like, internalize and realize. And I think the only thing that, that makes you realize that hopefully if you're the type of person who can like. I was having this conversation with my son the other day and we were talking about like, Nepo babies and, and how being raised in squalor can often develop one into a. A decent human being. And my son hasn't had to go through too much squalor, although he has gone through a little bit. But he said, does that mean that I'm gonna be a bad person because I said, no, you're not gonna be a bad person because you didn't experience the heartache. There are two ways to learn a thing. You can either go through it or you can recognize the wisdom of people who have been through it. And a lot of people aren't good at the latter. They're not good at taking advice. Some people have to go through it. I don't think that's everybody, though. I think one of the things that I understood pretty well and pretty early in my life was this concept of regret. And, and so I knew, not because of my own life, but because of the wisdom of other people. And even, even in. In shows, let's. Let's be honest. You know, these kind of wholesome family sitcoms would. Would teach you a lot. And I would learn from. From them as well, sort of family values or, or moral value. And I think I did a good job of internalizing that stuff because I wasn't raised by like, one person. So it's not like I had a beacon of morality in my life. I had tv, which is horrifying. But one of the things that I knew was this concept of regret having less to do with the things that you did in life and more to do with the things that you didn't do in life. And so I knew at a very young age that I didn't want to be the type of person who sat on his deathbed one day and was sad about all the things that I never took a crack at, which, in a lot of ways, was the driving force for this. And what we're doing here now is because it's a lofty endeavor. Many people said on the way here that it was a stupid thing to try to do, and I rejected that. And I said, I knew that if I knew that the regrets that I would have one day as an old man were more to be in line with. Why didn't I take a chance and do this? Why didn't I take a chance and do that? So that is to say, I think that's, you know, you can learn from the. With surprise, you can learn from the wisdom of other people in the lives of other people. You don't have to go through the. The rigmarole of suffering, Although suffering is a great teacher. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Biggest faux head is. Says Married with Children Hits so much clearer as an adult. Yes, yes, yes, yes. All right, guys, we're gonna take. Actually, we'll get into Q. We'll check out what Q sent, and then we will take a pee pee break. We'll take a pee pee break. And then we will. And then we'll. We'll get into the. The voice memo and the caller segment of the show after we play our. Our schizophrenic intermission music, which I'm a huge fan of. Oh, this guy. What the hell is this guy doing? This is frustrating. This is frustrating. I don't think it's gonna be bad, but I know what flavor it's going to be. I'll tell you what, I can deal with a little bit of fatigue causing content a little bit. Just a little bit. And I think this is gonna hit that. This comes from Q. Whoopi baby mama's hoe ass here in the chat says, I wonder why we haven't been visited by extraterrestrials. Good God, man. All right, let's let it rip. Hey, yo, man, what's taking home so long, son? Calm down. What is this like? What are you doing, dog? I almost gotta take the music off because I went pop copyright stricken for many men, which for a period of time, was my son's favorite song. I may have made some mistakes. So this guy, for the audience who's listening, standing in the middle of the street, Black dude with his. With his chest out, puffed out and his arms, you know, he's making his shoulders broad. And he's standing in the street in this. In the street. And a car, a bus bumps him, which he's purposely trying to do. He's trying to get the bus to. And then when he. When the bus bumps him, he turns to it like it's a dude that bumped into him in the streets. And now he's trying to fight it. He's trying to fight the bus. Yeah. Oh, oh, oh. This would be so much more fun with the music, but I can't do the music. This is crazy. This 500 pound man in a smart car with no door, letting his feet skid on the ground as he drives down the highway. Very nice. Oh, no. Why are we looking at this lady's butt? Oh, no. Ladies. Don't do yoga in the park. Don't do yoga in the park. Who knows what this guy's up to? Crouching behind a tree and staring at you as you're in your yoga pants doing downward dog. Not good. Yeah, he's in the zone. He's in the zone. Here we go. This has got to be Abu Dhabi or Dubai. We got a guy here, a Muslim dude, doing push ups on the roof of his vehicle as it flies down the highway. They're always doing that. Oh, this guy's crushing. This guy's awesome. Dude. What is this? What is this? There's a guy sat at a bus stop bench wearing a backpack on his chest. And poking out of the backpack is the severed head of a mannequin limu emu. And Doug, here we have the limu emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug. Uh, limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you need@liberty mutual.com. liberty, liberty, liberty. Liberty Savings vary unwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. And he's. He's making out with it. Yeah. How did they. I like that. He blurred his face out. Sir, this is a public bench. You don't get your face blurred out. I want to know who you are making out with this mannequin head. Romance is not dead. All right, here we go. Wow. That's a. That is the strength of a torta. The strength of a torta. This woman is all of 4, 8. This Mexican lady, some sort of an event. And she's got her husband or boyfriend on her shoulders so that she. So he can get a good, good video footage with his cell phone. That's love. I'm actually, I find this very endearing. Am I the only one tort that? Thank you, Emily. Torta tough. I like this lady. She crushes. That's love. She's awesome. I, man, I, I don't know. I'm all caught up in it. I. I think that's awesome. Oh, no. Demon hunter bear said at least the mannequin won't nag him. Yeah, I mean, that's what I. It makes you kind of wonder about, you know, once these, these sex robots get to a certain degree, what that's going to do to. Amen. Rat. I like that. Mexican couples are always the same height. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You can see she's got sturdy legs, this, this chick. Broad shoulders, by the way. Broad shoulders, sturdy legs. Does not look like she's having a hard time at all. This is easy, easy work, light work. Oh, yeah. I've seen this thing before. I kind of want to go back to that if I didn't. Like, like, you see this, right? This is me at the height of my boxing career. No, I would never have a ponytail if I saw this thing. I mean, guys, hear me out. Hear me out. This thing, this is a man. I'm sorry, I don't mean to call it a thing. Here we have a man. I guess you would say it's, you know, it's dwarf height, but it's proportionately just a skinny man, you know, because dwarves typically have no neck. They're very stout halflings. This is not. This is a. A man who's been hit with a shrink ray. Excuse me. So. So he's all proportioned out. Now. Hear me out. You see him in this setting and you go, oh, this is a guy who, you know, has something. Something's wrong. He's got, I guess, dwarfism. It's just interesting because he's very skinny and lanky. But imagine this. You're in the forest and you see this. And he's moving like this, by the way, and he's covered in, like, leather armor. He's covered in leather armor and he's sprinting towards you in the forest. Now, number one, I'm going to admit to you, I'd be frightened if that was because look at how fast he's moving. I mean, like, good footwork, too, man. Not. Not bad with the footwork. His technique. I'm gonna be honest with you. Big looping punches. Not a big fan of the, the looping punches. I'd like to see him throw some straight down the pipe stuff. Boom, boom, boom. But dude, his angles, his angles, his footwork, he's light on his feet. His head's off the center line very often. He's very mobile. You know, he's, he's moving in a circle. Boom, boom. Look at that, look at that, look at that. If I saw that, I'm not mad at him, honestly. I mean, yeah, biggest faux head. It says one punt and done for sure you can kick him. But if I saw that sprinting towards me in the forest wearing leather armor, I would probably run because I wouldn't assume that it was a tiny man with dwarfism. I would assume it is some mythical creature, some elf. And I would say the only reason he's sprinting towards me right now is because he knows something that I don't, you know, which is almost certainly spellcraft or something like that. What option does he have other than to be light on his feet? That's true. That is true. But that technique was, was solid. And I, and I would say that, you know, the lightness of feet could come from the fact that he's 47 pounds, but the technique, it was crispy. And, you know, I've, I've taught boxing. I know full size men that can't, that can't get their technique down that tightly. Okay, Yeah. Z man is awesome. Says, okay, leather armor is one thing, but what if that thing has fairy wings and is sprinting towards you? I'm horrified, honestly. He wins the, he wins the day. If I'm encroaching upon his territory, you know, I'm getting out of there. Oh, yeah, you want to teep kick it. That's definitely the move, but I wouldn't tape kick it. I would do exactly what biggest faux heades is talking about. I would teep kick it and run. I would not stick around. I would not engage in a combat scenario with this thing because there's no doubt in my mind he has a wand. He knows a spell. There are more than one of him. You know what I mean? Three, four, five, six of those guys. If you really had to, you take him out. 7, 8, 9, 10. 10. 10 of those guys. 10 of those guys. Oh, my God. Q says if it's got a spear, 10 of those guys with a spear and you are dead. I don't give a who you are. Ten of those guys with a spear. That, that guy looks like he knows how to throw a spear. A Tiny spear. Ten of those guys chucking spears at you. It's a wrap. It's a wrap. Ayman Rat says I could deal with 10 of those. No, you couldn't. Aim in Rat. Sh. Shut up. Shut up, Amon Rat. You can't deal with 10 of those guys. You're dumb and you're a liar. You're dumb and you're a liar. Are we reaching the one gorilla versus a hundred men territory? Kinda. I. Yeah, I mean it's a. It's a similar question. Gpi Jonathan says Raven. I know full size men. How do you say you are short without saying you're short? That's not nice. I don't like that 11 is the limit though. I don't 10. I. I don't know that I could take out 10 of them if they had spears. Even if I did, I think I'm bleeding out. All right, let's finish this video because I got to go to pee pee town and. And then we got to play our intermission music and we gotta get back to it. This is funny. Just burning cigarette. Whole guy holes in this guy's shirt. He's ashing on his head. Yeah, I've seen, I've seen good old boys like that in Georgia. And hey, good recovery guy. This is Q. That guy doing the sit ups at the gas station in the hood. That was definitely Q. He's a type of Q to type of nigga to do that. There he goes. Pop up. Oh, there you go. Bicep curls on the motorcycle. Getting it at the stoplight. Oh, what the.

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Look at the amount of titty meat this crab has gotten a hold of. Guys, I'm saying the craziest shit there. Literally there's like a gang of 90 year old women right on the other side of this wall. This is crazy though. I mean the amount of breast material that this crab has gotten a hold of and that's a big crab, guys. Oh my God. Oh my God. Look at that tit. Why are you doing that? Why are we doing that? Are these videos all from Florida? Feels like it. That's nuts, dude. That's nuts. Guys, after this video we're going to check in on Cash app on PayPal. We'll check for the donations on Rumble and things like that. Nancy just entered the studio. What up, Nance? Hold on a second. Let's. We're gonna add her to the stage. Bloop. And then we're gonna unmute her mic. Hey, Nancy. She's not awake yet. She just muted her Mic but after this video we're gonna, we're gonna tally up some of the donations. We'll play some voice memos after the P break, I gotta take a big pre pee break and then, and then we'll get into, we'll open the lines and let the callers come in. So if you guys want to send some donations at the bottom there. David Corbo 7 on cash app on PayPal and on Venmo, Nancy added herself to the stage again. I don't know what's going on. There's two Nancy's in the stage. This is crazy. Okay, we're gonna remove this one and we'll add this one. Hey Nance.

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How come there's two of you on the stage? I don't know. Can I remove this one? That's right. We'll just leave it. Alright Nancy. Well we're, we're watching this guy get his tit squeezed by, by a crab. Here we go. We're gonna pull it back and we're gonna. Look at that. Look at this guy's boobs getting grabbed by this. That's a big crab, dude. By the way, guys, Nancy said some really fascinating stuff to me last time we talked. Maybe we'll get into it in the second half. Turns out every time Nancy has something going on, that thing that's going on is actually lucid dreaming. And Nancy spends quite a large amount of time in the lucid dream realm. All right, so. So everybody says good morning to Nancy. Guys, Good mornings to Nancy. What time is it? It's 10:19. It's still morning. We're gonna play a video and I gotta pee. We'll come back, we'll check out those donations, we'll get into some voice memos and then we'll open the line. Maybe we'll talk a little bit about what Nancy was telling me the other day. Here we go. And we'll be back in three minutes. We back. I went pee and I feel a lot better now. So I don't know if Nancy's still there. But before we get into these donations, guys, at the bottom of the screen there David Corbeau 7 on all the platforms. Venmo PayPal Cash app. I wanted to talk to Nancy a little bit and, or at least talk about. I don't know how much Nancy wants to talk. She's shy guys. The things, the fascinating things that she was telling me. So, so Nancy has this ability it seems and has had this ability for some time. And I wonder if anybody else in the chat experiences this to lucid dream. Not something that I can do, although I know there's ways to train yourself to do it. And so this is something that, you know, comes up pretty often when you're talking about dreams. I don't have the button and, you know, the spirit realm and things like that. But what was interesting is Nancy's done it enough that she was kind of telling me some of the strange things about that realm, that place, that dream realm. And so she was saying things like, some people are. Are there, and they're watching you, almost like it's their job or, you know, what they're meant to do while they're there. Some people are there in this dream realm. She said something fascinating, like you would think the people in your dreams, you know what they're gonna say, but not the case. She says, if you go up and talk to them, they seem to, like, have a whole ass life, maybe even a job. Just, just this is just where they live. And I said, well, Nance, you ever go up to them and say, you know, you're in my dream? And she said, yeah, some people are kind of interesting. They might even have, like, a mission, like a journey, like, like an adventure they'll take you on. Other people get pissy. They go, you not in your dream, stupid. Which I find fascinating. And then she goes on, she's like, you could do pretty much whatever, which, you know, you guys could use your imaginations for all the horrifying things you could do, but that, that there are spiritual repercussions in this dream realm. And Nancy, of course, says she doesn't engage in, into. In any of that terrible stuff. But she did go on to say that she suspects that one type of character you'll meet in this dreamscape are the type of people that engage in all the horrible stuff and have. Have all the heavy spiritual repercussions. And she says, that person seems to not be able to, like, get up and walk. Deborah even keeps looking at the wrong camera. I don't know which camera. I have no idea. It just switches randomly back there. Exact auto switch. So, so this person crawls around almost on their belly. They kind of writhe around on their belly. Is that for me? A customer named Mason M E I G H S O N. Yeah. Really? Thank you very much, guys. We. We are live from the. The Standard Coffee shop. Standard Coffee Shop. Slash NDS Studios. It's actually very official. And Mason, shout out. Mason M E I G H S O N In the chat. Let me bring the chat up so I could see. I know I saw your name before. Bought me a drink. I wonder what this is. Whoa, that's good. That's a problem. That's. That's very sweet. That's very delicious. Some sort of frozen coffee. Yum yums. And also donated to the shop. Thank you guys so much. You. You can do that. You don't have to do that. But we are live from the Standard Coffee shop here in Lady Lake, Florida. And the other day, Scott called while we were doing a live show and realized he could pay for drinks over the. Over the phone. So thank you, guys. Thank you guys for supporting the shop. And, you know, it's a really big deal, especially to. To Matt. And I highly recommend to everybody. We have Dylan, Eric, Jason, Jordan. There's a lot of people that are just showing up to the shop regularly now that are fans of Nephilim Death Squad. Found us irl and. And now this is their coffee spot. How cool is that? So thank you to. To Mason. Spelled specifically M, E, I, G, H, S, O, N. That's delicious. Scott says Matt was great on the phone. Now, guys, remember, it's Matt with three T's. But Matt will. And this is a warning. Matt will. He loves people and. And he will immediately treat you like you're his best friend. And, you know, if you're not a people person, too bad. Too bad because Matt is one of the. The. The most people person people I think I've ever met in my entire life. He was made to run a coffee shop. He knows everybody because he's just one of the friendliest and. And warmest dudes around. And I find it disgusting. I mean, if it's your thing, it's your thing. But, yeah, I. I just found that fascinating. So Nancy says that. That, you know, one of these. One of these character types will be stuck on their belly. They can't walk, they can't get up. They just kind of writhe around. She suspects that it is because of sort of the spiritual heaviness of the. Of the sin that they've engaged in in this realm. Ain't that right, Nance? Yes. Did I mischaracterize anything that you said?

[B]

No, no, you got it right.

[A]

Have you been lucid dreaming recently?

[C]

No, not recently.

[A]

Why not? Because I've been slacking. What sorts of missions can you tell me? Like at least one type of mission or journey or adventure that you went on with a willing participant of your dream realm that didn't scoff at you when you interacted with them. I did go on a mission once to find, like, a. It's gonna sound bad, but, like a dream guru. A dream guru within my dream who.

[C]

Could teach me how to lucid dream.

[A]

Every time I would fall asleep, and I could never find him. Huh. Interesting. And what happened when you. When would you interact with the person who was taking you on the journey and say, hey, how come we haven't found this dream guru?

[C]

Well, I couldn't find the person who.

[A]

Could take me there. I would go around, asking around, and people would just look at me funny. That's interesting. You ever feel like, silly, you know, when you're. When you're trying to talk to these people in this dream realm and it seems that they all have their own lives and they're not necessarily too concerned with you? Or at least that's the way that I've. I've come to understand it so far. Do you ever feel silly?

[C]

No.

[A]

Going up to them?

[C]

No. Because I figure it's my dream.

[A]

Even though some of the dream characters might look at me funny, like, I don't care. It's my dream. I can make you disappear if I want. Whoa. Is that a threat? Well, well, yeah, I guess, but. But I can do whatever I want. I can. I can make people, buildings, anything disappear. Interesting. You feel, like, a little remorseful when you make them disappear. When you go, like, you're not playing ball with me. You're not taking me on the journey to find the dream guru? Well, no, I don't do it out of spite. Just. They go somewhere else. I don't know where they go, but.

[C]

It'S my dream, guys.

[A]

Yeah, well, I don't know. I mean, I. I've been thinking about it a lot and. And because I was talking to you off air and. And I started talking about this, like, suck you by thing that I think exists within my dreams. That. That. That conversation that I had with you actually went home and. And had that conversation with my wife, and my wife, and. And, you know, she found it fascinating. And I. I just. I think that it's a thing that I got to deal with. But when I was telling you I think I have these, like, suck you by visitations. You said lucid dream and. And set it on fire is what you said to me, which is an interesting solution, one I hadn't. I hadn't considered. But I don't know, Nance, if I'm ready to go into the dream realm and start controlling my dreams. It just seems sketchy. And, and when I said that, you said, no, it's not sketchy. And then I asked you about a specific thing. I said, what about the idea that you would get stuck there? And when I said that, you were like, oh, yeah, dude, totally. I've. That's happened to me before where you. You're dreaming and then you think you've woken up and then you're still dreaming, and then you think you've woken up and then you get stuck in this endless nightmarish loop of not being able to escape the dream realm and come back to reality.

[C]

That's the worst. Yeah.

[A]

No, whip, my baby mama's so ass. I do not have nocturnal emissions. I just am constantly. Not constantly, but, like, often enough, finding myself, like, in the chaos and, and the, and the strangeness of a dream. But there will be like a woman there who is like, mission driven to try to seduce me. But I'm like, kind of retarded in my dream because it's like, you know, my oven is turning into a hot rod, and then I'm riding the hot rod, like, into the sun, and then all of a sudden I'm actually like, in a library. And, and I'm having a conversation about, like, how to do roofing the, the right way and like, what are some of the ways that you might mess up doing roofing? And then all of a sudden I look over and like, there's like this woman who's like, trying to lure me in. And then, like, I'll get kind of close, and then all of a sudden I'll have these feelings of like, guilt and, and like, my wife. Where's my wife? Like, all kinds of things like that. And then as soon as that happens, I'll be like, distracted again. You know, something's happening. There's an old friend, we're hanging out, we're talking. The scenario changes. Next thing you know, I look over, this woman's still there, and she's once again, like, mission driven, trying to call me in. Well, that's, that's what you said, Nancy. And I don't know, I mean, I was thinking maybe like, Deliverance might be. Might be a good thing because this has been a long time. Ever since childhood, this. This lady's been there. Not like this specific lady, but this type of dream. But then again, what guy isn't having this kind of dream? I don't know. So maybe Deliverance. Maybe I lucid dream. Maybe I set her on fire. I don't know. Guys, if you have any thoughts on that, chat I'd be open to hearing about them. So. So let's. Let's see what we got here. We're gonna check out some donations, and then we're going to get into viewers submitted. I'm sorry, voicemails. And then we'll open up the lines. Okay, so let's check it out at the bottom of the screen. You'll see it there at David Corbo 7 on PayPal on Venmo and dollar sign David Corbeau on Cash app. I see we have some Venmo donations. Let's check in with those. I. I gotta write these down. Hold on. Oh, goodness. Gotta leave this book here. All right, I got my. My handy dandy notebook and a pen. So what do we got? Thank you. Atma for the 5.4 donation. I don't have any buttons. Let's write that down. Boop. 5:44. It says you're fun to hang with. Have some money. Word. Venmo won't let me say. We could all use our imaginations as to what that word is. Thank you very much, Atma. And then let's go check out Cash app. Boom. And then we're gonna. I know we got some voice memos left over. I think some came in this morning. Guys, that phone number is 321-209-8551. If you want to call and leave a voicemail now, you can do that. Otherwise, when we open the lines, you guys can call, but in the meantime, the. The lines are closed, but you can leave a voice memo. That's 321-209-8551. All right, nothing there. We're gonna check PayPal and. Oh, I gotta check and see if there's any rumble rants. I've been neglecting that front. Hold on a second, guys. This is the slow going part of the show because multitasking is not my strong point. Okay, hold on. Here we go. We're gonna click on Rumble. We're gonna. We're gonna do this. You think I would have all this stuff prepared. Not very good at that. I'm looking forward to the latter half of the day. We're gonna be talking to Donut, and specifically what we're gonna do is we're gonna talk about the film Weapons, and Donut has done quite the deep dive on it, and I got some information kicking around in my head, and so it should be a fun conversation. This is good, but it's so bad for me, so thank you, Mason. Once again, it's just sugar, sugar and ice, which is Great. No, looks like that's it. I understand guys. It's not a good show. I don't blame you for not donating. Let's see if we can get into some of these voice memos. Where am I? How do I do this? Boom. Nope. Where am I? I got so many tabs, guys. Not good at this. Donut and coffee. I would love to have. And we will have Donut IRL in the studio soon when he gets down here. I think you'll probably be here for Bohemian Grove. So if you guys are here especially for the VIP day and we're, we're looking to release tickets, pretty soon you'll be able to, to hang out. You know, all these guys will be walking around here. I think what we're looking at is I want to try to get Jay Dyer, his wife Jamie Dyer. I want to get Sam Hyde. Frank from Quite frankly will be down here. Obviously we'll have Matt and we'll have Ed Mabry. And you know, a lot of these guys like Doc, Prometheus Lens, Brad of the Awakened Podcast, Stephen of Biblical Hitman, they're all going to be here. We're gonna invite as many people as we can to come and hang out. But as far as performances, we're trying to do something really special this year. So it should be a banger. Yes. I would like Crack Amico to come and perform. That would be. How did that get up there? Oh, I've been pee peed. Very nice. Thank you very much. Let's check it out real quick before we move on. Refresh you stupid. Thank you very much, Kate. Anti species. Hope everything's well. I know you said that you weren't gonna be able to chat today and, and yet here you are. Why won't you tell me my activity so, so I could see if this is okay. Here we go. It just says thank you. Thank you for the, for the five dollar donation. Then an additional two dollar donation. We have an update on, on Kate's sleep paralysis or not sleep paralysis. Sleep walking situation. Some of you might remember Kate from her stories on NDS Chronicles. Really heavy stuff. She says the last sleep thing I did was sleep eat multiple chocolate chip cookies. Well, that's not so bad. That's not so bad. Not good if you're trying to be keto. But Kate doesn't look like she has a weight problem. So maybe not such a bad thing that you're having asleep eating chocolate chip cookies. Could be worse. I mean we've seen some videos and it, and it, it definitely does get worse. So I'm glad, Kate, that it's just cookies. That's nice. And I'm glad that you're hanging out and talking, because I remember you said you were gonna be busy. You probably weren't gonna be able to be in the chat, but here you are, just at work. I snuck to the bathroom. Thank you, Kate. I appreciate it. All right.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Scott says sleep eating chocolate chip cookies is a normal weekday for David. I mean, that would really. I may have gotten. This is embarrassing. I may have purchased chocolate chip cookies recently. Chips Ahoy with white chocolate chunks in it. I may have given my son one cookie, and I may have eaten the entire package myself in under an hour.

[C]

You're a monster.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. The look on my wife's face was a mixture of disapproval, dis. Disgust, but also impressed. I think she was impressed. And I'll tell you what, I don't feel an ounce of shame. You should got my. Well, maybe. Maybe I should got myself a half gallon of milk. Got myself a full thing of cookies. Oh, there she is. There she is. I. I disagree, Q. Chips Ahoy suck. But, I mean, what's. What's better? What's better? You know, what's a better option? Not a big fan of Oreos. I'm gonna be honest. Not a big fan of Oreos. They're all right, but they also have, like, the Leviathan cross on them. Isn't that weird? This is a problem. I've not had any food. I was fasting, and then Mason with an E, I, G, H, S o N bought me this sugary drink. Alrighty. Oreos take it too far. I. I mean, if I'm gonna have Oreos, I'm gonna eat double stuffed because I ain't no what my baby mama ho ass is. I don't eat cookies. I binge Blue Bell ice cream. Okay. Fancy. I do like, and this is a well known fact, you know, a lot of the audience knows this. I do like fish food. Ben and Jerry's. And I know Ben and Jerry's are for the gays now or whatever. I don't know what their big trespassing was. They made an LGBTQ flavor. Something like that. But I do like. They're.

[C]

They're allegedly communists.

[A]

Are they? Yeah, them. I like fish food ice cream. It's really good. Liberty before authority says, when are you guys gonna get Nathan Reynolds on the confessionals? Bloodlines of monsters episode 665 was insane. Well, I don't believe Nathan Reynolds. That's right. I said it. I Don't believe him. It's a weird, weird, weird, weird guy, the way that he presents things. I. It's not that I don't believe the stories are real. I just don't believe that he. I almost feel like he channels the stories or he's been told the stories, or he's, you know, he's. He's. He's. He's getting them in downloads because you don't just. We almost called on timeline Cleanse. The church in Arizona, I think it was, wherever the hell it was, where he claimed to have tossed the severed heads of his assassinated victims.

[C]

Lake Havasu.

[A]

Lake Havasu. At the feet of his. You know, the pastor who. Who commissioned him to go do whatever the. You know, the. The head of the church who commissioned him to go and do this thing. And my thing with Nathan Reynolds is I cannot accept that you are an assassin. I would need you to fight me. That's what I would need. I'm only five seven, £170. I got maybe 172. I'm a little overweight right now. Really think I would like to be around 165. It's what. I look the best, so it shouldn't be a problem. But if I could fuck up Nathan Reynolds, and I feel pretty confident that I could, then I simply cannot accept that he is a assassin for a royal bloodline. Zippity zap, boobity boo. I. You know, I'm. I'm much more inclined because I look at the stories, and I go very compelling. The information is interesting to me. I'm not going to deny that. But it feels as though he's telling somebody else's story. And so I have no interest in having. That's not my wife, all right? She does. She's not a Patreon enjoyer. She won't download the Patreon app. She's. This is too convoluted. I don't want to do all that, but. Yeah, I just. I just won't buy it. I won't buy it. There's some interesting things he has to say. I. I will admit that, but no reason for me to talk to him. He. He's already got his story out. He's a big deal. He's on the confessionals. You can go hear his story. But as for me and mine will not be talking to Nathan Reynolds. Not unless he agrees to an MMA match first. There's a gym down the street, which, by the way, I'm thinking about throwing the towel in and just going, it's a little bit further than I wanted. I've not heard very good things about it, but whatever. Maybe. Maybe, maybe we'll go and do that. Well, this is the thing. So. So. Liberty, before authority says, yikes, dude. Endured unimaginable shit. Maybe. What are you doing? Mason. Get out of here. Mason. Hour 45 minutes. She's just. She just wants to be on the camera so bad. It's not good for her, guys. I don't think it's good for her. Yeah, I mean, I could be wrong. Liberty. Right? Who am I? I'm. I'm just a. A dumb podcasting. But it's just. It's just this feeling that I get where I go, no. And. And maybe unimaginable things have happened to him. That's true. To. Potentially. I'm not saying bad things haven't happened to him. In fact, to me, it seems like if you went through a lot of childhood trauma and maybe, like, satanic ritual abuse trauma, that it might open your mind up to being more receptive to these entities, thereby increasing the likelihood that you would channel this sort of information. There's a lot of things that are really interesting to me. Up until the point where you tell me you've killed people. Huh? Right up until the point where you tell me you've killed people. Number one, you're on one of the biggest podcasts in the world, telling me you've killed people, you've decapitated people. You're wearing a sheepskin vest. You haven't cut your hair or beard in years, it seems. And the cadence with which you speak is that of a. I don't know if. If the lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe had a narrator. You know what I mean? Like, it's like he speaks as if he is doing a read. He's trying to be cast. But I'm. I'm in yikes territory because I look at you when you say you kill people, and I go. And I give you the matte face. You killed people? I don't think so. That's just me. All right, we're gonna play some voice memos. We're gonna open these lines. I'm all messed up now from the sugar. Share this tab. And this is still on here. Okay, great. So we can play this. Let's go beep.

[B]

A white guy calling. No racist jokes. You had a guest the other day talking about his dream and all this stuff, and he said in the name Jesus Christ, might want to let these idiots know that Jesus Christ isn't a name It's Jesus the Christ. Christ isn't a last name. So some of these guys on here, they don't. They just spout it.

[A]

Oh, wait, let me make sure. Are we even hearing this, guys? Or am I just smiling at some. That you can't hear? We can hear it. Okay. Thank God. I thought I was doing that thing again where I play some and I smile and everybody laughs at me because you can't see or hear what I'm doing. It's nightmare. I'm scarred. Okay, let's let it keep going.

[B]

Ask all your guests who's a Christian, what the gospel is that 99 of them don't even know it's 1st Corinthians 15, verse 1 through 4. I want to say a black joke right now, but, you know, peace out, guys.

[A]

Well, I appreciate your restraint. And. And that's an interesting point. It's Jesus the Christ, not Jesus Christ. So, you know, this kind of goes back to a conversation I had on X where people were saying that it is. It's. It's a. It's Yeshua, not Jesus. And. And I thought that that was interesting because I don't know if that. If that matters. Hold on. First Corinthians 15 through 4. Let me pull it back to what he said real quick, because I. The transcribe isn't doing us any justice.

[B]

That 99 of them don't even know it's 1st Corinthians 15, verse 1 through 4.

[A]

Okay, 1st Corinthians 15, verse one through four. Let's put that boom hands 15. Let's go ahead and read what it says in it, and then I'll. And then I'll say h. What I was going to say verse one through four. I hope this is the right one. Now, brothers and sisters, I want to remind you of the gospel I preached to you, which you received and on which you have taken your stand. By this gospel, you are saved if you hold firmly to the word I preach to you. Otherwise you would you have believed in vain. So, adherence to the gospel, otherwise you have believed in vain. For what I received, I passed on to you as of first importance, that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the scriptures, and that's the end of that. Okay. Yeah. So what seems like a small deviation. David pulling up his blue letter Bible. No, I'm not doing that. But. But I don't even know what that is. It's. I don't know what website I Pulled up. So, you know, this feels very similar to the whole Yeshua, not Jesus thing and to what which I said. I think intent has a great deal to do with it, because in my times of sort of supernatural hardship, when I've had to call in the name of Jesus Christ, it didn't seem to matter if it was Yeshua or Jesus. I think he knew who I was talking to. And in terms of being renewed in Christ, it doesn't seem to matter if it is Jesus or Yeshua or Jesus the Christ, because I've been talking to and praying to the Father in the name of Jesus Christ. And even people are like, I don't know if that's the way you do it. I think it's all about intent, because I can see the ways in which God is working on me. It's very obvious. I'm not saying to the audience it's obvious. I'm saying in my own life, it's obvious. So I have the ability to stop these, you know, strange, supernatural encounters through the name of Jesus Christ. And then I can see the way that God has been sort of steering my life and, and steering even this show and all these different things. And so in that way, it seems very clear to me that, like, the intent is what's really important. I think God has a. A lot of forgiveness. And if I'm too stupid to understand that it's actually Yeshua, or if I'm too stupid to understand that it's actually the Christ and not Jesus Christ or something of that effect, it almost feels as though God is like, you know, if your heart is in alignment, if you believe that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, if you believe that he's the path and you're asking for his presence in your life and you're trying to have a relationship with him, well, then it works out. So, you know, bring back the wet mouth. How dare you. Um, so, yeah, I. I don't know if these sorts of things, you know, top apparently is. Is arguing with the Catholics and on. On Twitter. And I don't. I don't even think that you need to argue with the Catholics. I think they're just fine. You know, um, there's probably some things that I might disagree with, but who am I? I'm kind of an idiot. So the idea that. But. But what I will say is, like, a lot of these people that he's interacting with are into sort of intellectualizing scripture. They're into. I just wonder if there's a point of diminishing returns where it's like, you're so into scripture, you're so well read, you're so into the information, one thing or another. But do you have a relationship? And that seems to be what a lot of people are almost like deviating on. Yeshua is what his friends and followers called him in his time. So that's what I lean towards.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And I think that's fair if that works for you. But like I said, I've never used the expression or the, the name Yeshua. I've also never said Jesus the Christ. But just given what's happening and unfolding in my life and, and the ways that I've been changed and also, you know, given those kind of supernatural experiences, it seems glaringly obvious to me that intent is, is really the important thing there. Oh, you know, maybe I'm retarded. Matt, just dropping in. Okay, where's my cursor at? I can't see anything. Let's play another voice memo. Thank you for the call. I wish you left your name. Guys. Don't be afraid to leave your names. Let's go.

[C]

Let's do this.

[A]

We're gonna press another one.

[B]

Okay. I don't want to take up the second half of your show, so I'm just gonna leave a voicemail. As far as the rage goes, you're right.

[A]

This sounds like this might be Emily. Emily Pereka. Shout out to the Paracas speech towards others.

[B]

This is the magic trick. All right? It's super simple. Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner. Because when you put those words out of your mouth, you put yourself in the position to say, hey, I'm kind of a sack of. I'm kind of annoying, a little frustrating, a little disappointing to God Almighty. So maybe this meat sack in front of me should be given the same grace that I have been given by God Almighty. So Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me. A sinner is the immediate solution to your rage. I don't care who you're mad at. I don't care what you're mad about. Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me. A sinner brings you back to I too. And piece of. I too make others angry. I too cause the disappointment. Okay, I love you guys. Bye.

[A]

I think that's a banger. Yeah, I mean, think about that if you are. This goes back to ancap grizzly. Did anybody hear that? Did that work? This goes back to ancap grizzly's question. He's asking. I think he said Christian Twitter, you know what he should do about his anger? Which he succumbs to quite often and it's a real problem in his life, etc. Etc. And I said it's a decision. But I think if that was Emily, Emily's solution is, is better than mine because I think saying that as long as you have that frame of reference, which it should be, you know, like, hey, have mercy on me. I'm a sinner. I'm a. I'm a big old piece of. I'm trying, but God has grace and mercy on me. God is willing to forgive me. And if he's willing to do that, it's like, you know, he saved a wretch like me, then surely this other person deserves that. And if that's your frame of mind when you're saying that, I think that does immediately kind of extinguish it where instead of looking at this other person or this other situation. But you know, what's. What, what, what. What might be a little bit different here m is like what if he's not mad at an individual? Which I, I wholeheartedly agree with what you're saying. It's like if you're mad at an individual and then you realize, you know, God has had mercy even on you a a then, then surely, you know, you should have the same thing for somebody else. But what if it's not somebody else? What if it's a situational thing? The bills, my car, my job, my pussy. You know what I'm saying? Like, it, like I think a little bit of. Of it's really a philosophical thing. Right? Because I'm just saying if you can't be. If you can't frame it as an individual who also deserves mercy and grace because you have been given mercy and grace even though, you know, in a lot of instances it could be argued that you don't deserve it. You know what I mean? So, so I guess that might be true. Humans make whatever situation you're mad at. Sure. Yeah. I think that's a great, that's a great, a great solution. That's probably the solution. Emily says or don't and wine. I don't care, to be honest. Yeah, I don't like the whining though. It's very off putting. I was not supposed to drink this. This big sugary drink. It is delicious. Oh, liberty before authority says. Can we get. Good call Nancy. Can we get toad on love on the spectrum already. What the is taking so long? He. He tried. There was a time where he tried. I forget what the reason was. He thought he screwed up. I think he just, like, never got around to even pitching himself. I think all he did was send them a video talking about how many consecutive Halloween costume competitions he won at his job. And to be perfectly honest, I'm pretty sure the how Hitler song really, really put a dampening on any chances. Yeah, he was too retarded. Too retarded for love on this. Too retarded for love on the spectrum. Okay, guys, we're going to open the lines. We got some time. We'll take some calls. Maybe about a half an hour more. And then I got to ski daddle. Got to go to the gym and then come back and do this thing. The lines are now open. What's our phone number here? I'll read it off. If you want to call, say some stuff. Now's your time. 321-209-8551. I really got to shut the hell up and get to this part of the show faster. I. I get super chatty. Super chatty. Yeah. I don't know. I'm. I'm waiting for Toad to come to. To Florida, and we're kind of supposed to do this thing in November, so maybe we can get him down soon. But I really wanted to do just, like, this Toad week, where he just sits in on everything he could sit in on this show. Oh, got a call coming in. Let's. Let's take the call. Let's take the call. We're taking the call. Thank you for calling the Raven. This is the Raven. What's your name? Where are you from?

[B]

Yo, it's Julio. I'm from Connecticut, believe it or not.

[A]

Did you say Julio from Connecticut? You gotta. You gotta shout a little bit too.

[B]

Yeah, dude, Connecticut. What's up?

[A]

What's going on, brother? What's. What's the news in. In Connecticut?

[B]

Oh, dude, Connecticut is nothing more than a highway between Boston and New York. So, you know, nothing's going on.

[A]

It truly is.

[B]

Yeah, dude. There's nothing like even our Dave and Buses. It's like, the small ones. You have one. Dave and buses.

[A]

Are you at work? Is. Do I hear your co workers?

[B]

Yeah, I'm at a conception site, calling on the clock.

[A]

I respect it, dude.

[B]

Of course. I got work in my hands. I'm doing all right.

[A]

All right, that's fine. We got a headset and you got headphones. You can still work and talk. I don't like when they try to get down on you and they go, no, don't do that. You're not allowed to have headphones in while you Work like what? What are you talking about?

[B]

Dude, we work on the ceilings and we have these like wheels and obviously we move a lot. There's some jobs that they don't let you scoot around. Doesn't make any sense.

[A]

I don't know what that is. It's just, it's just being a tyrant. I think I, I go back and forth of that. It's like, you know, during the lockdowns, a lot of people started working remotely. And then there was this idea like, it's time to come back to the office. It's time to come back to the cubicle. What about, you know, the, the office life, the, the work life? And I go, what? How about if the job is getting done, leave people alone.

[B]

Dude, what part of the office did you even miss? Are you just lying to me or you just want to get something?

[A]

I, I think it's about giving these lower management people a job. You know what I mean? Like, like your job is to breathe down people's neck and micromanage. And I think it's about, you know, justifying those positions.

[B]

Dude. Imagine being the guy fighting for it. Like, dude, we got to get these guys back in the office. Oh, why? Well, because I need to yell or something. I don't know what Becky's doing. I don't know if Matt's wearing pants. It's really bothering me.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, I, I need to be giving out write ups. That's really what it is. Because you think about that, that, that lower management thing, as soon as the employees are remote, I, I really struggle to see what your job is. If your job is just to make sure people are doing what they're supposed to be doing. But then you look at the results and they are doing what they're supposed to be doing, but they're no longer in the office. You don't have a job anymore.

[B]

Yeah, look, productivity is up but right upside down. And I really don't like that.

[A]

That's it, man. That's it. So what's going on? You got anything, anything cool to, to throw our way?

[B]

Yeah, let's see. So. Well, I have a question. It's less than seriously minded, but you know, I heard that once you become a parent, become a brand new parent, both a two year old and one year old.

[A]

Congratulations.

[B]

Thank you. You crossed. But no, once you become a parent, you start looking down at everybody who isn't like a co worker is telling me that they didn't get. I know he has nothing to do. I'm like, dude, you don't know what most of you.

[A]

Well, I, I. So there's two things about it is, I guess it's really just one thing. My ideas drastically changed after I became a parent. My ideas of what people should be allowed to engage in, you know, what the world should look like, certainly changed after I was a parent. And, and I also started to look down on people that were probably just, excuse me, just like me before. I was in my 20s, where I was like, you know, smoking a ton of weed, doing drugs, drinking, hanging outside of establishments, you know, kind of on the corner. And, and I would think to myself, like, I'm not hurting anybody. But then I, as I got older, I started to look at people like that, that as, as sort of the backdrop to the place that I was raising my children. So even though they're not doing anything negative, it's like, just seeing you, I feel like you should have some decency. You shouldn't be doing this sort of a thing. And like, I guess when I was younger, that didn't even dawn on me. And then in regards to decision making and ideas about what, you know, how the world should be, when I was, when I was younger and I was childless, I had a bunch of ideas. And then I guess, I guess the cliche is true, which is, I'm not a politics guy. But it's like, when you're younger, you're more liberal. When you're older, you're more conservative. And it makes sense because once you have skin in the game, you have something to conserve.

[B]

Right.

[A]

So in the strictest sense of conservation, you know, in the, in the sense of maintenance, in the sense of the environment that you're spending your time in. Yeah. I started to become more invested in, in conserving that. And, and then I realized all the subtle ways in which people who were living, like I live act as a corrosive agent on the thing that you seek to conserve. Right. So it's like, even just by virtue of, like, being like, if you're the type of person where, like, I'm walking down the street and it's like, it's legal, let's say, potentially wherever you are, to smoke weed. But then I smell it. As somebody who used to smoke a lot of weed, if I smell it now as an adult and I'm walking with my kid, it's like, yeah, sure.

[B]

Thinking like, dude, my kids are here. Relax.

[A]

Yeah, dude. Or if you're a, if you're a hussy. If you're a hussy out there and and you know, you're, you're letting your bags hang out and now I, I'm walking down the street with my kid and your bags are hanging out, you know, all kinds of stupid crap like that. And then, you know, even, even loud and aggressive behavior that isn't necessarily showing me that you're gonna have, like, violent intent is also something that I don't like because now I have to clock you as an individual that I might have to navigate or I might have to walk around you, I might have to cross the street because you're kind of loud. And I don't know what that's going to lead to because I got my kid, you know what I mean? So it's like all sorts of stuff. So, yeah, I don't like, I don't like those people making decisions, that's for sure, because they don't have any skin in the game. They don't have anything worth conserving. If you're, if you're inchy, shout out to the blats. If you're trying to affect, let's say legislation, the future direction of a country or, or an area, whatever. But I cannot identify what you've invested in the future. I don't, I don't really value your opinion and I don't know that it should be contributed. But it's like once you have a kid, I know that you want something good for that kid or there's at least there's a higher likelihood that you want to leave something better behind for that kid than, than what is now. So, yeah, I think it's, it is, it's kind of a cliche, but it's true.

[B]

Yeah, having this skin in the game is huge. Hey, I'll jump onto the last thing and, you know, make this quick for other people. But, you know, we get into these conspiracies. What is the commonality between everybody that starts getting into them? Because I used to think it was like morality, but there's immoral people that are into it. And I used to think that it was distrust. But there's also a people who distrust that completely believe in the teaching completely. So I was wondering what you find in the commonality between people who actually, you know, you know, shitty words, man.

[A]

That's, that's actually a kind of a hard question. So I agree with you. Where it's like this distrust used to be what I imagined the commonality was. But then when you see things like what we went through in 2020, where people who are instinctively distrustful, all of A sudden trusted the experts, let's say. And I was. I remember looking at people like, dude, like, you know, a lot.

[B]

Yeah, you should know better.

[A]

Yeah. And. And so. And you can't even say it's like belief in. In a higher power either, because. Well, maybe. Maybe that's. Maybe it is belief in a higher power. That could be one of the commonalities, because a lot of people that are in this space do believe in something. It gets a little bit mixed up, what they believe in. You know, they might believe in the Pleiadians or some goofy crap like that, but there's still this. This awareness that this game is not the main game, that there's a higher one taking place. So it. It could be that, you know, you might say skepticism, but that kind of just goes in alignment with distrust. Yeah, it's a. That's a hard one. I don't. I don't know. I mean, I would say that we. There's. There's probably a mixture of elements, right? Belief in a higher power, a distrust or a skepticism could be one of them. But, yeah, I don't think it's any one thing. I don't think it's one thing in particular.

[B]

That's what I was coming down to. But, hey, I'll let other people call and do anything. It's been fun. And I'll call again.

[A]

Well, all right. Thank you, brother. Enjoy the rest of your day, and thank you for calling.

[B]

All right, man. Take care.

[A]

Later. Yeah, that whole having skin in the game thing is huge, though. Ah, there we go. We got another one already. Let's get to it. Where I can't see my cursor. Thank you for calling the Raven. This is the Raven. What's your name? Where you from, dude?

[B]

This is Austin, and I'm in western North Carolina. How you doing, brother?

[A]

Austin in western North Carolina. I'm doing well, man. How are you?

[B]

Said to turn the machine off. I'm milling up some cedar logs to make a hay feeder for the goats and the cows. Dude, just farm stuff, man.

[A]

Very nice. I got to admit, Austin, I like, you know, doing this call in show. I get to hear from a lot of people that are. That are just working with their hands, and it's nice because I used to be that guy, you know what I mean? It wasn't long ago that I was. I was doing similar stuff to you. So what's going on?

[B]

Yeah, man, like I said, just going steady. Farm stuff. I'm a dangerous as well. I like to, you know, train and I guess my main point would be is if anybody here has a way to make holes, they should probably carry a way to plug them. So if you don't have a tourniquet, you're gay. That's all.

[A]

Oh, that's it. That's it. I never even thought about the holes get. I mean, I put a lot of thought into how to make them, but not. Not a whole lot of thought and how to. Man, you know, not far from here, Austin, maybe, and I live in a nice area, but it was like two months ago or something. Some. Some young guy who I was at a Bible study with. Shortly after the Bible study, his sister got. Got shot. And it was. So we don't live in that kind of area at all. Somebody pulled up next to her young girl, you know, maybe late teens or something, and for no reason at all just let, I think six fly. And I think. I think only one of them or two of them hit her, but, man.

[B]

Yeah, well, I guess my. I mean, yes, you know, as far as, like, you. If it's a femoral bleed, you can watch somebody bleed out in front of you or you can save their life, you know, so. And you don't really want to be improvising when seconds count, right? Everyone's like, I can use my belt. It's like, okay, do you want to improvise while your hands are shaking and someone's blood is all over you now just carry it. Carry a tourniquet, bro. Refuge Medical. I don't know if you know about Bare Independent, but he's been doing, you know, not just prepper homesteading, but also, you know, he's a pastor too. He's legit, but he's. He's. Who trained me to how to use the tourniquet, but you can just look it up on YouTube. Look up his. You know how to use it, but it's like 30 bucks. Just carry it on. You, man. The most dangerous thing you do in your life is drive a car. So that being said, you could save someone's life or your own. I keep one up on the visor in case your legs are crushed. You know, have a. Have some basic medical stuff and know how to use it. That would be what I would impart to you guys today.

[A]

That's. That's great. That's a great piece of advice, Austin, because, you know, it's like the gun community's so big and. And you know, that's. That's fine, but there's always talk and we'll. We'll engage it on the show or the channel. You know, it's like, what's your, what's your conceal and carry? This is what I've got, Sig. I've got Glock. And there's all this conversation around. Doesn't really come up as often just from where I'm sitting. I don't see that in the chat. I don't see that on the social media platforms that I'm on. It definitely couldn't hurt. I've spent $30 on dumber shit than that.

[B]

Hundred percent. Yeah. And that's where it's, it's, let's train for the preservation of life. Right?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And you could just spend, you could spend an hour listening to how to use this stuff. When do you need wound packing? Like, if it's a junctional area, you have to wound pack, right. But if it's an extremity, you have to use a tourniquet. And then after you use your tourniquet, you can address the wound. But there's like, it's nuanced. It's stuff that I encourage everybody to know. Hopefully you never have to use it, but know how to save someone's life because it's, it is, it's. I believe it's the third leading cause of death is blood loss.

[A]

Mighty.

[B]

I don't want to misspeak on that, but it can be very serious. You know, trained for the preservation of life, trained to be able to protect and save the people you love and then, you know, go from there. In my pockets right now, I've got a tourniquet, I've got a quick clot, I've got a trauma dressing, I've got some gloves in case I've got to touch someone else's blood and all that shit doesn't weigh much. I forget it's there. But yeah, man, if you got a way to make holes, if you carry a cordless hole puncher on you, you should be able to plug those holes.

[A]

That's a, that's a great. Even just the perspective of preservation of life, right. I mean, instead of being of the mindset of, of how am I going to take one? Which I know isn't like, that's not the point. You know, the point is to protect yourself and, and protect the people that you love and everything. But, you know, it is this parallel conversation to how am I going to take one? So it's refreshing to hear somebody talk about how are you going to preserve one? That's huge. And I mean, any opportunity to be the person that that helps somebody in a, you know, horrifying time like that is, is an opportunity that you should be excited. Not excited, but maybe that's the wrong word. But it's an important step to take and it's, it's the right thing to do. So. Yeah, I mean, that's, that's great advice. Refuge Medical.

[B]

Yeah. So Refuge Medical is run by Baron dependent. And even if you, you know, if I haven't sold you on why to just carry the medical supplies, it's all going to an incredible cause. The two, the two non profits that he runs, Caleb House and Grindstone Ministries. Guy's Grindstone Ministries responds, you know, if there's a natural disaster and someone who didn't know where they were going to get their next meal had a fucking tree fall on their house, they go in, they do it all for free. Their love language is diesel fuel and, and, and oil. Right. And they will literally go in, do it all for free. And they're incredible people. Even better is Caleb House. There are children who get rescued from human trafficking, but a lot of them get looped back into it because of our shitty system and they just get swept under the rug anytime that they, they actively do the cool guy stuff and kick indoors and help kids, but they also give them a forever home. Right? They will literally. They have two people, then they give you a house to stay at, a family, and you never have to leave. And it really is inspired by the spirit, man. It's incredible. So even if you don't think it's important enough to just have a tourniquet, a part of that is supporting what this guy is doing. You know, there's. There's only about two real role models I would say I have in, in the world, you know, other than like the creator of everything coming down. Right. I'm not, I'm not trying to go there. I'm saying like manly role models, you know, and that's, that's kind of where I got some of this from. Trained for the preservation of life. He's all about the guns, but he's also about the medical training. And we should. You know what? His name is getting more of a balance. Yeah. Bear. Bear independent.

[A]

Bear independent. Okay. Bear independent. And Refuge Medical. Yeah, that's. Yeah.

[B]

And so they sell full bleed kits. I'm not trying to step on it. They sell bleed out kits. All of, all of that stuff. It's going to an incredible cause. And if you feel led, go check out what they do with the nonprofit. Everything's transparent that they can do. Because some of it has to be at discretion given what the severity of what some of these children go through. That. That being said, I mean, you know, get the medical supplies, go check out. See what he does. If you feel led, give him some money, man. There's nothing wrong with that. And let not your left hand know what your right hand did. Don't go bragging and telling everybody. Just do something nice and move on with your day. Store your treasures in heaven, brother.

[A]

Very cool, Austin. That's a. That's a lot of good stuff. Refuge, Medical, Bear, Independent. I'm gonna look into them. Maybe there's something to do there. At the very least, you know, toss some money their way and support them and also gain the ability to, you know, preserve life. I think that's huge. Well, thank you, Austin. I appreciate the call. I appreciate the nature of the call. Didn't expect that. And. And it's good information, and it's a good message, so thank you very much, Austin. Yeah, brother.

[B]

It's a pleasure talking to you. You have a great day.

[A]

You too. Catch you later. That was nice. Refuge, Medical, Bear, Independent. I don't look into that. That's a. It's a good idea. I don't know. It's just this idea of, like, the preservation of life. Not one topic that comes up off often. Like I said, most of the time it's like, oh, I got a, you know, extended magazine or whatever. This is my new concealment. It's like a lot of this stuff. I'm not saying that you're. The point is to talk about taking a life, and I understand gun culture and everything like that, but, like, not a conversation that gets brought up nearly as much as it should. Nearly as much as it should. That's fantastic. All right, we got some time. Maybe we'll take a call or two more, depending on the length of them, as it's getting a little bit late. What time is it now? 11:20 over here. And I got. Gotta hit the gym. Gotta be back in here. What is that snake on your arm? Never noticed it before. It's just a stupid, shitty tattoo I got put on myself a long time ago. And. And then I have a trinity. Interestingly enough, I think it might have been my first tattoo. No, my second tattoo. When I was homeless, I. I stick and poked. That's why it looks so atrocious. I stick and poke that on myself. And it was actually during a time where I was going through like, a real kind of, you know, dark, is heavy, spiritually difficult. Time. And I got this compulsion. I was not Christian or anything like that. Conspiracy theorists, yes. Christian, no. I had a book of symbols and their meanings because I was into conspiracies and all that kind of esoteric crap. And I was looking for something to put on myself that I thought would. I don't know, something that would inspire hope. And, you know, one thing led to another, and I found this idea of the tr. And what I used to say was, like. It. It means like a balance, like mind, body, and soul, and that you're supposed to keep all these things in balance. I don't know what the hell I was talking about, but I made a tattoo gun out of a guitar string, the body of a pen and a. A D battery and the inner wheel of a CD player, like a Walkman. And. And I. And. And I just, you know, traced. Traced it with some marker and I put it on myself. And I actually had to go over it. A number of years later, I went too deep. So there's actually, like, a bit of a sunken area on it because of how deep that I went. I don't know what the hell I was doing. And. And then years later, I would go and get it touched up a little bit by an actual. And they did the best they could. They did the best they could. You know, I didn't give them a lot to work with. So. Yeah, such a tweaker thing to do. Very tweaker. Yes, yes, yes. It was very tweaker. Honestly, the tattoo gun was cooler than the tattoo. The tattoo was rough. All right, guys, we got no more calls coming in. I'm gonna go ahead and shut the lines down. And do not disturb is on. That's officially it. I promise next time I'll get to the caller segment a little bit sooner. Very chatty today. Very chatty today. I'm chatty every day. I swear. Even on timeline cleanse, it was like. I swear I'm gonna get to the content sooner. It's really something that I have to. I have to. I gotta dial in. Thanks for the Raven lore. I mean, it's. You know, you could guarantee. Guarantee it that most of the time, Raven lore is going to be dumb as Raven. Get a lobster tat. And top, get a Raven chat. God, could anything be gayer? Could anything be gayer? Shouldn't give Matt such a hard time, to be honest. Well, you know, we have to. We have to give him a hard time because he's very likable. And the dangerous retards. The body of dangerous retards are really taking to Matt and I don't want him to know how well liked he is. And so I have to. I have to keep him down. I have to keep him down. Guys, we'll be back at 2pm with Donut. What up, Donut? And then you look forward to the next the Raven, our calling show. That'll be Wednesday night at 7pm we just hit daylight savings, so it'll actually be dark. Get a matte tat with three T's, guys. Everybody, I. I see that you're saying that you love Matt, but I got to admit, you're. You're spelling it wrong. Pretty much everybody's missing a T. Scott says holy kisses are not gay. They won't. The jury's still out. Scott. Thank you guys for watching. Thank you for supporting us. Thank you for hanging and being here. I appreciate it. I know it's a little bit of a chaotic show. It always means a lot that you guys show up. Matt should only be allowed to do a podcast with the glasses on. I think so. I think so. I can hear Matt outside the door telling Mason what he doesn't like. Guys. Also, by the way, we had Mason talking for the first half of the show. I really think she needs some advice. I think Mason needs some advice, guys. So a nephilim d squad gmail.com. make sure you put in the subject line advice for Mason because really worried about her. She's got a lot of rage in her and. And it's. It's a young person's game road rage. It's not going to end well. So if you're looking to reprimand her, if you're looking to give a young goofball some advice, that's the place to do it. Oh, my God. Hi, J.C. let me check. I don't know. I don't even forgot any rebel rants. I checked before we did. We only had the. The one looks like JC. Thank you for the $10 donation. JC meet me, Nancy and the others this January in Phoenix. Go to ASCON baby for details. Is that right? Is that true? AskCon baby. Toss the $10 up there and we'll do askon.b a b Y. I don't think that's a domain name, but I know how to find out more details. It's gonna be as. But the piano connoisseur. The phenom in Phoenix. Interesting. This January. What do you want, Matt, you stop. Okay? Let me get back to this thing so I could see. Thank you very much. JC Kate is this true hey Mason Mason's on the thing it's fine she said she's actually working this is huge though I mean this is I I hate this for you but it's important to read Kate anti species is that a cat on your chest my rage got my face beat in by a full grown man women need to understand they are weaker the weaker gender it's not something smart to play with fire she said I was horrified listening to her road rage issues I pray she's safe and can get a hold of her anger agreed Mason's a a young and silly gal could use some advice from the dangerous I if you find some time and you have a maybe a road rage story you'd like to share and I'll read it to her on air nephilim d squad gmail.com all right guys thank you so much thank you for watching thank you for supporting and I will see you in a couple hours bye guys sa.