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Nothing wrong with the pussy. Nothing wrong with the pussy. All right, welcome Back to episode 19 of Something Wrong with the Podcast. It's your boy, Julian. Before I go anywhere, call this number, 877-557-SWWP, to get in contact with me, your intrusive thought therapist. I'm a little under the weather and I'm not sick. I think I just ate something that. Well, I know I ate something that's not sitting well with me. And last night watching the Knicks game, which we'll get into in a second, obviously, I'm eating. I order from this Thai spot all the time. I'm eating a meal pad sea. Ooh, I've had this a thousand times. And then as soon as I finish eating, I feel like my stomach expand to an uncomfortable extent. And I generally don't like being feeling full or having that feeling. But this was different. This was like bloat, like proper bloating. And it felt like someone took a balloon and like, pumped it up in my stomach and then just like tied it off and then just there. So it's like I just have like this knot still. Honestly, my stomach is fucked right now. So anyway, I. I try to, like. I'm like, okay, is this like, a matter of me, you know, like, relieving myself? Do I need to burp? Do I need to sit on the toilet? Like, what is it? Try that. Nothing comes out. Nothing's happening. I try to get in bed at like, a reasonable hour to go to bed, and my stomach is just like, no. So I throw on a movie. I throw on like the Entourage movie, but I'm exhausted. Like, I'm trying to go to sleep, but the pain and I still feel. It's like there's like a pressure, just like a constant. It feels like someone's just pushing out from inside my stomach. So then I. Well, actually, before I went to bed, I made lemon ginger tea because I know that that's good for digestion and help. Settling your stomach did not help at all. So then I keep waking up and. No, no joke. No joke, everybody. I went to bed at probably around around midnight. I toss and turn every three to five minutes until 9am I saw the sunrise and it wasn't like I was. It's not like I was awake and on my phone, like, damn, I guess I'll just do phone stuff because I can't sleep in doom Scroll. I was actively trying to sleep for that entire nine hours. I was literally trying. I was rolling on the left, laying on my back. No rolling on the right. And then the only time I grabbed my phone, this is like when the sun was coming up. I Googled, you know, remedies for how to treat a bloated stomach, and a lot of them were not anything that would be immediate relief. One of them being walk around. Which I wasn't gonna go outside and walk around that early in the morning. But anyway, I am not feeling the best right now. Stomach is still going through it. I had a sip of water, and that kind of threw my stomach in like a, you know, whirlwind. So we'll see if I eat today. I already told myself I'm not gonna go to the gym. I don't want to, like, expend that much energy on a. On with like, no food or nutrition. But, yeah, weird night. I honestly haven't had a night like that in a while where I just haven't. Haven't been able to sleep at all. It was actually terrible. And then I was, like, getting hot. I was like, do I, like, am I sick? I don't know. It was stupid. Anyway, to the important things, the Knicks, while my stomach was twisting and turning, a bit of a roller coaster, as was this game. So I had friends go to a bar to watch the game. I said, look, I want to. I want to stay home. I'm tired of doing these in public. I can't take the agony around other people that I don't know. So I'm in here and I got my projector with the game on. And the Knicks go down early. Bad. Tibbs tries a new lineup. I'm not against it. Mitch played great. I love Mitch's hustle on the boards, but also just like, he's a great off ball and switch defender, and he played a hell of a game. He ended up the on the night with six boards, six points, which is, you know, really all you can ask for for a guy like Mitch. So he gets a starting, not over, Josh Hart spot. Josh Hart had a comment or two about losing his spot, saying, you know, I've been the 10th man. I've been the third man. I've been the number one option. Like, no matter what, I'll be ready when my number is called. Very, like, professional. Great response. And we go down pretty bad early. And then like every game, this playoffs for us, as soon as we go down by 20, that's when stuff clicks and we really. We really ramp it up. Which is more impressive in this one because, you know, doing it on the road in Indiana is. Is no joke. We let that I'm still can't believe we let game one slide, but this game is. This could be deflating for Indiana the way in which game one was for us. So we'll see. So we tie it up, I believe at 98. And then Brunson hits a really tough floater to put us up by two. And then from there now we're playing with the lead. We're kind of going back and forth, but the Knicks for the most part have the lead. We didn't see any minutes from campaign, which I loved. I'm not. I have not been a huge fan of his style of play, honestly, throughout the whole year. But certainly in the playoffs we did see some good minutes from Josh Hart. He did have that game like ceiling rebound, which was insane. When he soared out of, out of the shot, he ended up with 10 boards and eight points. He, you know, like he said, when his number's called, he'll step up. He hit a couple big free throws, which is huge for someone, you know, that hasn't been playing all night to come up off the bench and knock him down when they count. And although he didn't start, Josh did have 34 minutes. So it's not like he, you know, was kind of bumming around. Miles McBride again is proving his worth. Great lift off the bench. He ended up with nine points. He's really been a great rock. And then we saw some new numbers, some new minutes from some guys on our bench that haven't been playing much, if at all. Landry, Shammit and D line, right, they stepped up and stepped in when they were needed. Especially shame it. Shammon had a few really great plays. And then let's just get to the big dogs. Cat took over at the end there. He had that great and one dunk. He had a couple big threes. Like Cat, you gotta earn your, earn your, earn your keep, man. You're. You're the, you're the face of New York's alongside Brunson. You gotta play like it, you know, we can't just let Brunson go ISO ball, dribble the clock down to five seconds and then heave up a shot and hope for an offensive rebound or make. Cat fucking got the ball, did his thing, took over when he needed to and really delivered. So Tuesday is important. Well, today, if you're listening to this is extremely important. We need to, we need to go back home to New York even. I will not feel good about this if we go down 3:1 tonight. So really excited to see how the Rest of the series plays out. I really don't care at all about the series in the west, to be honest. Minnesota smacked okc, but, but I don't, I don't care. Like, I just, I just want my Knicks to, to get in, to get in, man. Come on, bring us to the Finals. Hard, hard pivot. I, I thought it was a joke when I saw this, but then I should have known it wasn't a joke because you'll see In a minute. Ms. Rachel, beloved child star. And you know, if you have, if you have a young kid, they, they count with Ms. Rachel, they learn a lot from her. She's their, their virtual mother. She's under fire right now because she had a child from Gaza on her show who I believe lost both of her legs. So let's read this here. Children's YouTube star Ms. Rachel met a three year old girl from Gaza who lost her legs in an Israel airstrike attack on her home during the war to record a video to raise awareness of the suffering of Palestinian children. How dare she? Who does Ms. Rachel think she is? Is she. So we've. She's Hamas, obviously, right? I think it's, I think she just revealed her cards. I think she, as a New York woman is funded with her apartment on the Upper west side by Hamas. Now, obviously, like, Ms. Rachel's getting like killed for this. And it's, it's. I mean, it's on brand. Like this is what you would expect from, from a certain group of people who value. There's clearly just no value of children's lives and there's no value of equality. It's always funny when, like shit like this, not funny, it's tragic as fuck. But when stuff like this happens and it just really, you can't help but be who you are and it exposes the, the dark truth of, of your, of the vision which you have for a certain group of people, how they are lesser than and how their lives aren't even worth platforming, you know, at all. And mind you, she also said like, you know, she called for peace across, you know, all children global, globally. But when you include all, and you're not just making it very clear that you're rooting for the home team, then it ruffles a lot of feathers. So it's just, I don't know, it's, it's, it's a. I feel bad for her because I think she, she does, she did this out of the, out of the goodness of her heart. But this is, here's A quote from, from her. It's sad that people try to make it controversial when you speak up for the children that are facing immeasurable suffering. She says during an exclusive, wide ranging sit down interview. It shouldn't be. It should not. Pardon me, I think it should be controversial to not say anything. She tells the interviewer that after hearing firsthand accounts from Gaza and seeing videos online, that, quote, silence wasn't a choice. She continues, as a teacher, you care about all kids, right? God forbid. And I think that with so, with so many years of teaching, you just see them all so similar. They all love to laugh and they love to learn and they love to play and they deserve to play. Pretty simple stuff. I feel for Ms. Rachel. It sucks that, you know, now she's. I'm sure she'll accidentally find a rope around her neck one of these days somewhere. Who's to say? But let the public bashing and smear campaign of a woman spreading education and love begin because clearly her priorities are out of whack. They don't align with our current administration. The Pro Israel group asked the DOJ to investigate Ms. Rachel over posts on Gaza children. Have a good luck, Rachel. I mean, Jesus. In a letter on Monday, the group Stop Anti Semitism. Is it anti Semitic? To what? Okay, sorry, I'm sorry. The group and Stop Medicine formally requested the Department of Justice to determine whether Ms. Rachel, whose real name is Rachel Griffin, whatever is, quote, being, oh, Hamas aligned propaganda to her millions of followers claiming her social media posts about Palestinian children in anguish could constitute undisclosed work for foreign entities. Quote. Given the vast sum of foreign funds that have been directed towards propagandizing our young people on college campuses, we suspect that there's similar dynamic in the online influencer space. Stop. Anderson's director said in a letter shared with the New York Post. Yes, it's those, those 18 year old children on the college campus that are taking fat checks from Hamas. And Ms. Rachel, who's also just receiving dozens of money from, from terrorist organizations to call for peace. Could you imagine that? Paying that much money for the message of calling for peace. Could you believe. How fucking rude of her? I can deeply. Here's a quote from her in an Instagram post. Ms. Rachel, I care deeply for all children, Palestinian children, Israeli children, children in the U.S. muslim, Jewish, Christian children, all children in every country to do a fundraiser for children who are currently starving and who have no food or water, who are being killed is human. I really like how she's been handling these responses. She's kind of Just, you know, wakening up the, just taking like a strong stance on like the human angle, which is really, it is that simple. I mean we saw over the past weekend there were about what was about 14,000 or so Palestinian children at risks of losing their lives. Most of the malnutrition. Now we're, you know, nine months in. How many months? We're, we're no. How many months into this are we? I don't know, but we're looking at. Now it's not even enough for, you know, missiles and it's 19 months in at into the war. Pardon me. But now it's like gunshots and missiles are one thing, but now we're seeing the long term effects of not proper nutrition. 9,000 children who have been treated for malnutrition this year, according to the UN and Children Agency and food security experts say tens of thousands of cases are expected in the coming year. So it really is just like a matter of the Israeli army playing like the long game. And you know, once you decimate the schooling, the housing and the hospitals and then you're pinching out all food supply as well, it honestly is just a waiting game. And they're, they're, they're by no means are they stopping sending lobbying fucking missiles and bombs, but in the meantime they can also just rely on, you know, let the, let the body eat itself. And you're looking at children that need basic nutrition just to obviously survive, but they're just, you know, this shit is so fucking awful. For more than two months, Israel has banned all food, medicine and other goods from entering the territory that is home to some 2 million Palestinians as it carries out a wave of airstrikes in grounded operations and, and ground operations. Palestinians in Gaza rely almost entirely on outside aid to survive because Israel's offensive has destroyed almost all the territory's food production capabilities. Which is. Yeah, what I just said. So, yeah, I mean this is, it's, we're, you know, almost two years into this, we're rounding the corner and it's important that people like Ms. Rachel who are to have such a positive influence, especially two kids. Her demo is literally children to come out and speak up and say something that could, you know, influence people or at least like open the eyes. It always starts with the next generation. So if there's children, I know she's serving a very young demo, but if there are kids that can understand or comprehend her message of all kids are equal, I think it starts there and then hopefully that ripple effect can go through the children, through all the way up to the, to the parents that run the household. And you just at the very base, at the basic level of humanity, value everybody's life the same. I don't think that's too hard to ask for. I don't think that's like a matter of Palestinian and Israeli children. I just think that that's like a universal truth. Like no children, no child, no newborn's life is less important than someone else's in another country. In a bit of music news, Kendrick's grand national tour. He finished his residency at Sofi Stadium back home in LA and in doing so broke another record. He the grand national tour currently grossed over 112 and a half million. This eclipse the rapper stars previous big Steppers Tour which grossed 110.8 million in 2023. He also was nominated for I believe 10AMA awards leading the way him and I Taylor Swift for the leading nominees. He's nominated for song of the year. Obviously being not like us, I'm still waiting for like when that threshold of this song stop getting nominated for everything comes. I feel like how many more awards can this thing win? Not hating, it's just like all right, like Jesus Kendrick. I mean the tour looks great. I've been seeing a lot of footage. I saw Justin Bieber pop out in LA. That, that kid can't go anywhere without all the, the conspiracies about his health coming into question. People were breaking down and dissecting his interaction with SZA on stage and then also looking at his cryptic Instagram post following the show. I don't know man. I hope the best for Justin. I've said it for years, I miss black Bieber. I want him to put out another journals so if he starts popping up at black events doing stuff with black artists and like is just kind of, you know, off of that like Hollywood Hills shit. I'd love it. Welcome back Justin. Keep doing whatever you're doing, Drake. In the arrival news, Drake was seen at Kai Sonat Stream University. He gave a guest pre recorded speech which was great. I think Drake is really smart at integrating himself to the younger generation. He had a comment, he said in, in the, his, his speech that these are the, the everyone in this room is the next wave of media. You are the faces of new media. And I think it's really smart for him to, I think it's genuine but also because of his friendship with Kai, but also he understands the value of getting in early with a lot of these guys because you know who's to say the next Kai or the next Speed or whoever wasn't in that room. More, more, more likely that they were. And now they have a rapport or a, you know, a reference with Drake and they'll always. Basically, you'll stick your neck out for Drake because he was someone that was with you from the beginning. He was someone that spoke to you on these stream universities. He popped into your stream and left a comment or like, you know, join your video when you were live in this dorm room. They're shooting the stream university thing at Akron, Ohio's campus and the University of Akron. Really genius idea by Kai if you're not familiar. Basically it's. He created a college for streamers. So he sent out acceptance letters to some of the top young streamers and they're all living in, in the dorm, in a dorm setting and doing classes and collab. It's really just like a collaborative camp. It's like a writing camp for rappers basically dipping in and out of each other's streams like co promoting each other, cross pollinate pollenization, which is really smart. But I think Drake does a really good job of pushing himself into those spaces to continue to have the youth, to have the kids behind him because half of these kids are, you know, half of Drake's age. But there's so much value in their platforms that are rapidly growing after this stream university thing. So yeah, it's pretty interesting. I'm curious to see who from that world really takes off and takes advantage of it. Admittedly, I don't really watch these streams. I only consume them via Twitter clips or Instagram stuff. But it's, I mean there's obviously a huge market for it and I think it's pretty interesting. All right, let's do a voicemail. Just a reminder, call in at 877-557SWWP to get in contact with me, your intrusive thought therapist. We have a long one today, so bear with me. We'll, we'll see how this goes.