Raven Reed (64:38)
As far as the camera. When you get this little golden statue, you become a star. Yeah. And you know, I think the Bible talks about stars being angels. Am I right about that or am I fucking that all up? I could be fucking that all up here. Let's look into that because that's an interesting thing, right? So stars are angels. And I'll let this demonic AI do the rest of the context. For me, the idea that stars are angels is a symbolic concept found in religious texts, particularly the Bible, not a scientific fact. Gay. Shut up, Google. Nobody asked you if it was a scientific fact, you homo. So, yeah, then you have these actors who, who by the way, what do they do? They get possessed by spirits, right? Especially if you're thinking like of a method actor who's like openly telling you, like, if you listen to interviews with these, with these high level method actors, they're telling you they're getting possessed. They're getting possessed. So they're getting possessed by these entities, right? And then they're represented by stars and it's like, yeah, stars, angels, Fallen angels. Fallen stars. And then when you look at. Even the, the mountain, right? What's the mountain? Is Universal Studios intro, Is it Universal Studios intro? Where there's like a big mountain and there's all these stars falling out of the sky and then circling the mountain and, and I heard somebody once say that that's all about the, the stars that fell. The angels that fell to Mount Hermon, the fallen angels that came down to Mount Hermon. And I'm like, yeah, dude, yeah, you're damn right. It is Paramount. Thank you, guys. Paramount. Yeah, it is. Yeah, it is, dude. Like, it's all right there. Everything about Hollywood and broadcasting and, and, and, you know, programming and all this shit, the wands, the druids, the stars, the fallen angels, all of it. It's right in front of our stupid fucking faces, isn't it? It's kind of incredible. It's kind of incredible. Ah, what do you guys think, Chad? Am I, am I, am I making a mountain out of a molehill? Molehill here, Mohil. I just think that's fantastic, right? It's like 1911, the first studio in Hollywood is made. 1910, the first film is produced fully in Hollywood. And then by 1916, the gates of Ishtar. The gates of Ishtar are erected and they still stand Today from the jump from its inception. And then I think after World War II, and. And we looked over to the Nazi regime and we learned so much about the propaganda division. There was. And then there's that whole thing about. What's this guy's name? Who's the guy that created all the Marvel characters? The old dude, Stan Lee. He was in the military, but he was specifically in, like, in a. In a propaganda division. Like, he wasn't in infantry or anything like that. He was in a propaganda division. And then what does he do? He comes straight out and he makes his pantheon of lowercase G gods. And one of them, Iron man, is modeled after basically Jack Parsons. And then they went even further and made Iron Man's dad in the comics, like, straight up modeled after Jack Parsons. And Jack Parsons real name was Marvell. There you go, Chuck. That was for you. It's all connected, man. Shit. It's fun. It's really fun. Look, we're gonna take a little break here. I'm gonna go get some water and. And we'll hop back in and maybe we'll do a little bit more content and we'll. We'll actually, I think we have some voice memos that we have to check in, guys. If you want to call, you can leave a voice memo While I'm making PPS 321-209-8551. You can leave a voice memo. Before we open the lines, we'll play some of those. And then we'll open the lines and we'll take some calls, and we'll call it a night. And we're gonna play the gay music. We're gonna play the schizo music. It's gonna happen. Let's get this shit off the screen and let's bring this up where we at here. And we'll be back in about three minutes. I got this text from my wife earlier. My wife. And so they're home right now. My. My wife and my son. And they're watching Sandlot, right? Everybody remembers Sandlot. And she texts me. She goes, jackie saw Wendy Peppercorn and said, whoa, Wendy Peppercorn is the. The lifeguard. Anybody remember that? Here, let's. Let's give it a Google real quick. Wendy Peppercorn. There she is. Film character. No, I don't want bimbo's dressing like Wendy Peppercorn. Open this in another tab. I think that's very funny. That's very funny. So we'll share this tab instead. So, yeah, they're home watching Sandlot. Great movie. Killing Me Smalls. Yep, yep. And so here we go. That's at this one, to the stage, there's Wendy Peppercorn. We're going to behave. We don't know what we could say. Who knows? We don't know what age that. That gal was when she was doing that. But very pretty young lady. Classic Americana, you know, got the, the white rimmed glasses, blonde hair, red bathing suit, all legs and the red bow. And my, my son said, whoa, very funny. Yeah, he's. He's got a lovely little girl right now following him around every time he goes outside. And she seems very nice. She's a little bit of a latch and key kid, which I, I got, I got some respect for latch and key kids. You know, I think it builds character, but it also makes me wonder, like, what's going on with your parents? Why are you a latch and key kid? And, you know, he's 10 years old. We have, we have this, this moment where I'm sitting at the table and, and my wife has made dinner and, you know, we're setting the table and, and, and my son's come in from playing outside and he goes, he walks in and then this young girl walks in behind him. She's a couple years older than him. My son likes him old. So she comes in and, and she goes, you know, I go, nice to meet you. And I introduce myself and my, my, my wife introduces herself and she goes, wow, that smells really good. And then I believe she said, well, I wish I could have some. And what the hell do you do? You don't say no to a, to a judge, you know, this latching key kid. I go, we go, no, yeah, of course you can have some. Have a seat here. We made her a plate. And then, and then she told us all about her. Poor girl's got coke glasses for, for eyeglasses. Nice kid. And my son comes home the other day and he goes, I think she likes me. Yeah, she follows you everywhere, like she's lost. Good kid. You know, it's kind of like in an age where kids don't go outside, I have a bit of reverence for a latch and key kid. Don't you guys think so? Like, it's hard enough to get these kids to go outside and play, but then you just have one that's just outside all the time anyway. She could be inside playing Roblox or some gay shit getting groomed by Dan Schneider, but instead she's outside and they're playing ball in the grass and they're climbing trees. And I look at that and I go, fuck yeah, dude, that's great. So, yeah, pull up a seat. Have some, have some dinner. I don't know. Latch key. Not latch and key. Latchkey kid. We'll make you a plate to go. No, she sat down, she had, she had a meal with us. And yeah, Roblox is wild. You get out, you get on there and there's nothing but a bunch of Dan Schneider's waiting to, you know, finger your bee. So that's no good. And my son doesn't get Roblox and he doesn't, he doesn't understand really. You know what I mean? It's hard to get him to grasp. I don't want to tell him he's gonna get raped. Roblox is for rape. I don't want to say that. So I just say like, look, man, there's like dangerous people. They spend a lot of time trying to trick kids into like telling them where they live, stuff like that. And you can kind of like. He's like, okay, well, I guess I get it. So I just don't. I just don't let him play it at all. You know, we had a, we had a talk last night. I was cleaning my gun and you know, I could see it. He's like stars in his eyes. He's. He's infatuated with it. Thinks it's really cool and like, yeah, I get it, man, it is cool. But like, I have to explain to him. And we do a lot of talking about guns and you know, if I ever want you to touch my gun, you're going to know about it because I'm going to ask you to touch it. Don't ever touch my guns without me. I'm bringing them to the range soon. I told him that I do that with them. And I thought I was going to bring him to Suppress Fest when we went, but it ended up being much more of a work kind of a vibe. And you know, I wasn't gonna have time to chase him around, but, you know, so we have these conversations and I'm trying to. It's just like on the topic of trying to send a thing to a kid's psyche and you can see like they get it, but of course they don't completely get it, you know. Yeah, take him to the range. Show him it's not a toy. Yeah, yeah, that's, that's, that's what we're going to do. 10 years old is more than old enough to, to go to the range with, with dad. So I think that's going to be the next father son bonding thing that we do. Well, actually, no, the next one that we're gonna do is. Wait, what are you talking about here, Madeline? Guy literally showed up at night at his house. Who's that? Uh, hold on, let me scroll up here. Did you see the video of the dude showing up at the kid's house? Yeah, that's right. To date his mom. Yeah, I saw that. I saw that. What a nightmare. You never know what these goofy ass kids are saying. That's why my kid doesn't play online games. No online games. We're not doing that. Nick G says. What do you. The gun. I was just cleaning my. My. It's a.43X. It's a Glock. And not even because I've been taking it out, shooting it recently. It's mostly because your. Your everyday carry tends to get filled with just like clothing, lint a lot, I guess. It's just like rubbing against your shirt, rubbing against your pants. Rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, rubbing. And then it gets just filled with fuzz and lint everywhere. Supposedly to date his mom. What a nightmare. There you go. What? My baby mama's ho ass is has his kids shooting around five. You see how he sticks his chest out? Did I do that? I have an old 43, but I might trade it in. 43 is real small. 43X is actually bigger than the 43. What's the capacity on the 43? It's like something crazy, like six rounds or eight rounds. I think the 43X is like 10 rounds. But the Shield MP sends sells these magazines. I got my hands on a few of them. They're like 15, which is nice. Somebody clipped that. The rubbing, the rubbing, rubbing, rubbing. All right, we're gonna play a voice memo and then we'll open up the lines. I think we got one Voicemail. Let's see here, guys. If you want to give the line a call, it's. Hold on, I got to look at it. Six. It is six. But you can get a ten round mag. They're very small, very slim. 321-209-8551. Give us a call. Talk about stuff. Tell me about your Pokemon cards. 321-209-8551. If you want to call, cool. If not, I get it. That's fine too. I stand behind my Beretta. Nine millimeter. I like Beretta. I also bought not long ago a Ruger LC lcr. I think it Just feels silly having a revolver because I'm like, I just have five rounds and then I have speed loaders. Hold on, sir. Let me get my speed loader out. I don't know, it feels dumb, but it's super light and comfy, and that's why I like it. All right, let's share this tab instead and we'll play these. Oh, this is. Looks like a long one. Cool. Let's see what's going on here. 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