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This is going on for.
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Living like me.
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Love me means speeding
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ticket in my winter run.
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Asking nothing.
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Leave me be.
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Buffering everything in my feed.
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Don't need signal.
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Don't need bars.
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Ain't nothing that I can't do.
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You sure?
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Going down.
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Show time.
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Brady and Dora gonna be allowed to care.
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Is all the way up to hell.
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What the bell
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was far from hell.
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Carries on the wall from hell.
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No hot.
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Speed limits one.
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I'm not gonna come.
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Nobody's gonna slow me down like a go.
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Gonna hold it.
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Nobody's gonna close me round.
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Hey, hey.
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Right back in my box.
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Play it up, Lansing. Bam!
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Hey. Hey, friends.
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Let's look at play.
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Yeah, it's all the way.
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Oh, no.
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Oh, no, oh, no, oh, no. Oh
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oh is on the white parts of hell.
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Oh, far from hell.
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Yeah. Is on the white.
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Far from hell.
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White far from hell.
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So we both may.
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Care is on the white.
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Far from hell. Oh oh, no, no.
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Oh no.
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Oh, far from hell.
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Yeah. Is on the white.
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Far from hell.
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Oh, white.
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Hell yeah is on the white. What?
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Far from hell.
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By far from.
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Oh, hell yeah.
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Is on the white.
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About.
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Oh, damn.
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Is all the white.
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Far, far from hell.
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Oh, my God is on the warpath.
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Oh, from hell.
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And it's Halloween.
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Connections possessed.
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Every single straight from the pit.
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Demons dancing in your been with this shit
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loose in your pants a better modem.
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Nah, just can't be calling an ecto flame.
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Make me a sandwich while it load so slow.
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Graveyard segment buried this above, so below.
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Dear flag my streams undead
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advice wrap up Rachel Riggins I should stick to your bed.
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What say you?
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It's ectoplasm.
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Jam with laughs and unfiltered rants.
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Who gives a damn?
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Slabs rap every Monday, 10 p.m..
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It's done.
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But tonight it's hell.
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Pumpkins doing for us to tell.
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And I'm going down all the way.
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Gary's on the way up for myself.
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The following is for entertainment purposes only.
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Seriously, it's just a scripted fictional comedy show.
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These guys are not experts, doctors, lawyers, therapists, or even particularly
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well adjusted. Everything you hear is opinion,
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exaggeration, sarcasm, or just plain nonsense.
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Any resemblance to real people, events, or Uncle Dave is purely coincidental
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and kind of hilarious.
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They are not responsible for emotional damage,
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cognitive dissonance, spontaneous enlightenment, or sudden urges
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to start a cult.
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Viewer discretion is advised, especially
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if you're prone to taking things too seriously.
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This is a late show.
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It's not for kids. Your boss or Karen from H.R.
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who will be hearing about this.
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By the way, side effects may include thinking, laughing, or yelling
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at your screen.
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Fladge Rants Live is filmed before a live studio audience.
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A hot
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chick approached me and said, I need a date for Halloween.
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And I said, I'm so glad you found me.
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Then, because I happen to know Halloween's on October 31st.
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Hi, I'm Gerry, and welcome to Fladge Rants Live.
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Happy Halloween.
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Let's just start
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with a mount Rushmore right off the bat, right out of the gate.
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As soon as I start the walking up mount Rushmore,
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they are not ranked one through four.
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It is just oh, there are four.
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Let's go back to an old Mount Rushmore.
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What?
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I said Archimedes was millennia ahead of his time.
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Newton was centuries ahead of his time.
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Einstein was decades ahead of his time.
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And Stephen Hawking was years ahead of his time.
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Where do you fit Nikola Tesla in there.
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I'd say somewhere between Newton and Einstein. Yes.
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I put Tesla ahead of Einstein.
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But, I wanted to spin this kind of a narrative.
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Once upon a time, there was a good wizard, the wizard of Menlo Park,
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and there was this crazy
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foreigner from Serbia
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with these outrageous ideas
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and this crazy notion about numbers three, six and nine,
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the multiples of three.
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And he would always walk three times around a building
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before you enter the door.
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And he would only stay in hotel rooms divisible by three.
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And so the Wizard of Menlo Park and his kindness
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offered this evil wizard a job. And.
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For a while it worked out.
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But then
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the Serbian crazy lunatic
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turned his back on the good wizard.
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I can't spin that that narrative to
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to make Thomas Edison the good guy in the story.
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Nikola Tesla gave us
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alternating current.
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It that's why I put it between,
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Newton and Einstein.
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Because
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he he was decades ahead
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in remote control, robotics and that kind of stuff.
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But he was,
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centuries ahead in electromagnetism.
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And he did so many other things like,
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cell phones wouldn't be possible without him.
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And that's exactly what I'm using right now.
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My cell phone.
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Thank you. Nikola Tesla.
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And he was a weirdo.
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He, he did that.
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That story about the walking around things three times that.
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That's true. That's weird. But,
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I think there's a there's a price to pay for genius,
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and it's, it's a little bit of crazy.
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Like crazy here.
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I also like to share other things, you know, off topic
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that I learned during the week, like, I, I've been pursuing ancient
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lost civilizations and, Lemuria has fascinated me for a long time, but,
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it doesn't take long to debunk Lemuria.
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First of all, the the ocean that it's supposed to be
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in the the Indian Ocean there is
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miles deep.
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So anything beyond 2 or 300 miles under the
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the ocean level hasn't been
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at sea level or above
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in the last 50 to 100,000 years. So
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it kind of eliminates Lemuria as a possibility.
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Here's why it got credence.
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A guy noticed the lemurs,
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in Madagascar
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and also in that part of Africa that now
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we figured the lemurs could have traveled from Madagascar
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to mainland Africa,
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just by foot, floating along on driftwood.
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And a couple survived, and they they thrived, and they, they,
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diversified, and,
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and there's similar species on Africa as Madagascar,
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but they're not the same because the the split was so long ago.
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But the interesting thing is,
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over on the subcontinent of India
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and southern Asia, there are very similar lemurs.
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And, so one hypothesis
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was that there was a land bridge at one point.
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Well, our understanding of continental drift
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and, plate tectonics have,
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debunked that pretty soundly.
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But another guy came along and,
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human ancestry
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seemed to spiderweb out from that area, too.
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So he kind of rode the coattails of the Lemire, lemur
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hypothesis, married his idea
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of the cradle of the birth of humanity
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to that same missing continent.
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And it had legs, and it
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it grew in popularity, and it became what it is.
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The guy whose name was
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church something. Church word.
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Church, wood church something. And,
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well, I think he actually called it the the continent of mu. You,
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but that's not really related.
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So since this is our Halloween episode about Tesla,
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I want to revisit this is our third
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Halloween slash cast.
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There you go.
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And, you know, a traditional Mount
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Rushmore would be,
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the traditional
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classical movie monsters are vampire.
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The monster of Frankenstein.
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Werewolf.
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Kind of wanted to give give it to ghosts are.
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Which,
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I'm missing.
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Very obvious. Mummy.
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Okay, so I guess you go.
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Werewolf. Vampire. Mummy.
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Monster. Frankenstein.
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Okay,
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actually, when you think about it,
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I just mentioned
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three zombies and a shapeshifting werewolf.
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So now you got werewolf? Zombie?
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We got two more spots left.
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Hello?
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Which she.
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She made it back on to the list
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and, call me a sandwich.
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Guys.
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Ghost.
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That'll do.
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What I really want to talk about are, modern movie monsters.
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Now, now, there's the obvious.
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This the psychos, Norman Bates,
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Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers,
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and a lot of people go with, I think I've got,
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Pinhead back here,
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but I go Leatherface on that Mount Rushmore.
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It's.
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The serials are, of course, Count Chocula,
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Frank and buried blueberry
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and whatever that fruity one was.
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I don't even remember what it was.
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So, next, I want to go with the,
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the the modern ideas of
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of the crazy things that science can do.
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Back to Tesla here.
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We're using just science.
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The fly.
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Dude,
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we can alter our DNA.
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We've got swifter, slight slice in Spicer's swift Swiffer.
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So today, this this shirt.
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Well, anyway,
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this,
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is a marvel villain,
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from X-Men.
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And I put the needle in Magneto,
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and and we have magneto receptors, and it
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and it would allow us to sense,
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magnetism.
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And we have them right behind, actually, our nose, in our brain.
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But we're no longer. That's.
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That is a sixth sense that we no longer possess.
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No, magneto receptors,
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that there are functioning
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in, in the nature today, right now are in birds and turtles,
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the ones with the the enormous migration patterns.
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One explanation
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of the perfect alignment of these megalithic structures.
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We've been talking about
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what if every single person that was placing blocks
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and perfect alignment as a sixth sense,
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just throwing it out there,
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also thrown out there?
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It was mentioned last week.
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So bringing it up again, this is Tesla's infatuation with the pyramids.
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Now, the Great Pyramid of Giza,
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long before some fringe pseudo
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scientists said that the Great Pyramid of Giza
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was a power generator, it was called pyramid.
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The word pyramid doesn't mean
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three dimensional object with triangular sides.
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Now, this is just me.
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I'm just looking at the word here.
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Pira mid name means center, right?
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And the in the heart of it
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fire sounds like fire.
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Like funeral pyre.
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So fire in the center
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sounds like I'm describing
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an internal combustion engine or a power plant.
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Exactly what centuries it was asking.
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Why did they build the pyramids?
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In addition to who built the pyramids?
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And how did they build the pyramids?
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But why?
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The answer comes out.
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They were power plants.
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And come to find out,
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that's what the name meant all along.
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Well, roll the clip.
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Brady.
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It's.
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I'm sorry I said roll the clip.
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Brady.
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You're.
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No, no,
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I didn't. You.
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I'll be right back.
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I have to go find a new jammer.
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It's.
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Let go!
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It's you.
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What? The.
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Here's Nikola Tesla lived a reclusive life at the hub.
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In his later years, Nikola Tesla lived a reclusive life at the Hotel
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New Yorker in Manhattan.
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By the 1920s and 1930s, his financial struggles and growing
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eccentricities had isolated him from the scientific community.
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Amid this solitude, Tesla developed a profound bond with pigeon,
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particularly a striking white pigeon that visited him daily.
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He described this bird as a cherished companion,
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even likening their relationship to a romantic love in his own words
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I love that pigeon as a man loves a woman and she loved me.
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The bird would fly to his hotel window, and Tesla claimed
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he sensed her once nursing her back to health during an illness.
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This connection became a cornerstone of his emotional world.
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During a time of personal and professional decline, Tesla's
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attachment to the pigeon transcended mere companionship.
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In a 1923 essay titled A Story of Youth Told by Age,
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he recounted how the bird's presence
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inspired him to say, I know what he's talking about.
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In his later years, Nikola Tesla lived a reclusive life here.
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Hotel New Yorker in Manhattan.
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By the 1920s and 1930s, his financial struggles and growing
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eccentricities had isolated him from the scientific community.
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Amid this solitude, Tesla developed a profound bond with, I think we're watching
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Breaking White Pigeon, just to make sure I know you have a short.
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He described this bird as a cherished companion,
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even likening their relationship to a romantic love in his own words.
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I love that pigeon as a man loves a woman and she loved me.
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The love in his own words.
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I love that pigeon as a man loves a woman.
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Do you ever love a pigeon
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like a man loves a woman?
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Everybody's just muted.
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Is there anybody else here?
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No I don't.
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Know.
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Yes yes.
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So he's basically the father of,
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wireless communications.
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And, there were scientists at the time that said there's
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no practical use for this.
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And he was a visionary.
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He he saw he saw the purpose
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in you. And,
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and I remember it was the ionosphere, the stratosphere
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that he wanted to transmit electricity free.
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But it's, you know, you can't get that
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funded if you're, not charging.
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Yeah, that reminds me.
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I have to pay my, Detroit Tesla electric bill.
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Oh. I'm sorry. Right.
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It's called Detroit Edison. Edison.
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I know the wizard of Menlo Park.
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He may have made a mistake.
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The wizard.
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It is all part of the continent of Lemuria.
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Or that the Earth is hollow and mu is located in that void.
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Search for the continent of moon.
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Finding the continent of mu is the dream of many explorers
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and adventurers in the near me.
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That's what it came up.
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AI is ruining the world, a superpower.
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No, that's good.
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Here's a bad.
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No, it really had credence for a while.
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Because two different scientists, for two different very good reasons.
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We're looking in the same place for the same thing.
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And, once you piggyback them on top of each other,
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it seemed like a credible theory.
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And it took us a while to shake ourselves of that.
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And now now we know it's,
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more.
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See, what we know of Atlantis is the dialogs of Plato,
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and he read about it in the library in Alexandria.
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And it could have been fables.
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It could have been tales of
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we don't, we don't really know.
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But that's all we've got to go on.
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It sounds like if you compare
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those two stories, it sounds like,
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mu or mu or whatever
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is Lemuria, it's more feasible.
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Come to find out,
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they will both might be a table
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legend or myth.
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Why isn't it flying?
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Should we dive into the abyss of the world's greatest enigma?
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The lost continent of mu.
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A tale wrapped in veils of myth and legend.
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Clues of the existence of this lost continent
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are the many archeological sites spread across the globe.
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Each whispers tales of a lost civilization.
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Long forgotten witness the astonishing structures of man made all Micronesia
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ponder if these submerged basalt monoliths could be remnants of the mythical moon.
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Journey to the Gunung Padang Pyramid in Indonesia.
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Its baffling size and precision may hold keys to this
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ancient civilizations knowledge explorer looks like a pyramid.
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Easter Island
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yeah, it's Colossus pyramid statues, but one hint at a rich I'm a skeptic.
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I'm going to start off pretty hot right off the bat.
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Could these signs.
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Is it possible that pyramids are just man trying to recreate a manmade mountain,
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unlock secrets and yeah, because yeah, the shape of stacking just by the sheer
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shape of stacking, you're going to come up with that pyramid shaped.
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Like I said, our plant theory is lunatic fringe.
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Yeah.
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Most common beliefs are that it's just a tomb.
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Right, Ryan?
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Well, the tomb,
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the two idea is pretty stupid.
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There were never any bodies.
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And every pharaoh that was buried had,
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ornate hieroglyphics
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depicting the life and accomplishments of said Pharaoh.
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None of those things were found in any of the pyramids.
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And just the 20 year, build time
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for the Great Pyramid of Giza for,
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for a Bronze Age civilization.
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It doesn't make any sense, but it probably took more than 20 years.
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I mean, we know they didn't allegedly didn't have the tools,
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didn't have the knowhow, but they certainly had the time.
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That's the only thing we can't dispute.
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I mean, it could have we don't know when they were made because it's granite.
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Right? I learned that last week.
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Right. Yeah.
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So I mean, maybe it took 2000 years to make one stone at a time.
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I'm just saying, I don't believe there's their records that they claim.
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Right?
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Oh. No no no no no.
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If you talk to Egyptians about it, not one of them will claim
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that it was built by dynastic Egyptians.
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They know they walked and walked up on them
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in the desert and said, hey, why don't we just find
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but there was carbon dated to 20,000 years ago.
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Gunung Padang was buried 20,000.
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So that means go now in Padang has been there
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more than 20,000 years.
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Just like Gobekli,
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Tapi was carbon dated to 11,000 years ago.
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So it so it was there.
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It was buried
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11,000 years ago.
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It was standing 12, 13, maybe 14, 15, 20, 50,000 years.
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We don't know.
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It was buried 11,000 years back.
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Hey you're muted.
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You're muted.
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You're muted I'm not muted
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no George your first meeting I'm doing my own like leveling up place.
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Oh sorry I thought he was doing his own podcast.
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Yeah I am sorry to interrupt the draw. Our.
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So I think the reason that there's no dead bodies
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as far as it being a, burial site is because it was looted, wasn't it?
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Yes it was.
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There were no there were no burial chambers.
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There was barely actually anything inside.
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There was there's the King's chamber, the Queen's Chamber, and the two shafts.
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And they really there's it's, it's it's sans,
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rooms and it's a great pyramid. By.
00:26:53
So it's a really. Right.
00:26:55
This is bad timing, but third off says, who does your hair,
00:26:58
but you're just bald now, so maybe draw your hair.
00:27:01
The the Beatles, bro.
00:27:04
I mean,
00:27:06
I don't know what what side forward on this.
00:27:12
It's all I did for a costume.
00:27:16
You know, I know you're right, Ryan says.
00:27:19
Really?
00:27:19
Building a mountain doesn't need to be that square.
00:27:21
No, but if you plan on building a something super,
00:27:23
super tall, you would want it to be structurally sound.
00:27:26
So, I mean, you wouldn't want to
00:27:29
you wouldn't want to rely on rounded rocks or chaos in any way.
00:27:32
You would definitely plan.
00:27:33
I mean, I would if I was building something like that, and I plan
00:27:35
on taking 20,000 years to build it, I would make sure it was square to.
00:27:39
But you're right, that is unnatural. I'm not saying it.
00:27:41
I mean, that's just the natural, unnatural argument, right?
00:27:43
It's clearly not natural.
00:27:44
Nobody's debating that. It's,
00:27:47
it does look like a pile of rubble now, but,
00:27:51
a closer inspection, it is perfect.
00:27:55
Yeah. It didn't. It had gold on it.
00:27:57
It had some text, some type of a shiny top that I've heard was gold,
00:28:02
and it was covered with white cum or something.
00:28:06
It had hard white.
00:28:07
The white can come with pharaohs. They they came.
00:28:10
That's why they say kingdom come.
00:28:11
They were talking about the pyramids.
00:28:14
Nope.
00:28:16
Kingdom come smart now.
00:28:19
He's a great king.
00:28:21
So what are you showing us?
00:28:22
What does this mean?
00:28:25
The fucking layout of the goddamn pyramid.
00:28:27
The base.
00:28:28
There's really nothing going on with it too much.
00:28:31
And so would you go along to the break into the same
00:28:35
when you say nothing going on dynamite on the wrong side
00:28:38
until they found a, corridor, and then they followed the corridor.
00:28:43
This lunatic, he was a lunatic.
00:28:45
Fringe.
00:28:46
Oh, yeah.
00:28:47
He he went in there like with was,
00:28:51
old school torches, lanterns and that kind of stuff and clowned around
00:28:55
in there until he found the main entrance on the other side of the pyramid.
00:28:59
And then on his way out, took measurements
00:29:02
so he could figure out where to to start on the other side.
00:29:06
When he got
00:29:07
out to figure out where he
00:29:09
should start drilling next to find the actual main entrance.
00:29:13
So the looting theory is thrown out because that was an excavation already
00:29:19
that was there.
00:29:21
There were scientists there to study the thing, so
00:29:24
their findings would have been published.
00:29:27
They found nothing.
00:29:29
The layout that we're showing from an ignorant, uneducated,
00:29:33
like it's it's the first time I saw this, I would say one, 1 or 2 things,
00:29:36
either they were trying to protect whatever they were putting.
00:29:39
If it was a single body from some kind of spirits,
00:29:42
they made it super thick or it wasn't necessarily ever for people.
00:29:46
And this is just like a maintenance shaft.
00:29:48
Issues with your daddy,
00:29:50
you know, like it's so it's it's simplistic enough
00:29:52
where it looks like they're just going in there,
00:29:54
like to change some type of a crystal or something.
00:29:56
If they had to wear a mirror when it stopped making electricity serious.
00:30:00
I'm sorry. Less insane than yours.
00:30:03
It's not mine.
00:30:04
Don't do I don't get credit for anything. We're taking off.
00:30:06
We play some.
00:30:07
Okay, good.
00:30:08
Probably. That's we.
00:30:10
We don't care. We do it anyway.
00:30:12
I come into this conversation not knowing,
00:30:14
and I want to come out of the conversation just not knowing a little less.
00:30:17
That's my goal.
00:30:18
I don't claim on the one thing you know, nobody's qualified.
00:30:22
I just think that what's up, people way more educated than us.
00:30:26
What is their incentive for lying?
00:30:27
The Egyptians, obviously tourist money, they want to lie, right?
00:30:31
Like people that say people that they've discounted.
00:30:34
The battery theory is ridiculous.
00:30:36
And it's probably just a burial site based on.
00:30:40
They can look at the progression of how it started with tiny burial sites.
00:30:43
I mean, just like humans
00:30:44
in evolution, you can see the evolution of the Great Pyramid.
00:30:47
Agreed. Goes bigger and bigger and bigger.
00:30:49
Yeah, yeah.
00:30:50
Which so to me that's the connection that now you can see.
00:30:53
And thousands of archeologists share that it's just a bare Elaine Boy's
00:30:57
burial almost sounds feasible I don't know, I read that
00:31:01
I, I didn't actually follow it. We should follow that one day.
00:31:03
We should have, like they insinuating that the other pyramids
00:31:07
were like practice versions leading up to the. No.
00:31:10
But over thousands of years, you could see where yeah,
00:31:13
a grave could have evolved to something so ridiculously wasteful.
00:31:18
Yeah.
00:31:18
Because King, because kings are like, you know, fuck you.
00:31:20
I have everything and you have nothing, right?
00:31:23
Even after death.
00:31:28
We got more comments.
00:31:30
I believe there's a room in the pyramid that has two copper prongs
00:31:33
similar to that of an electrical plug.
00:31:36
So there you go.
00:31:37
Maybe they just sat on them.
00:31:40
Let's see.
00:31:40
A pyramid shaped distributes weight evenly across its base.
00:31:44
Enhancing stability, its design.
00:31:46
Minimize the amount of material needed for construction.
00:31:48
Pyramids can be built with simple tools and techniques, making them accessible.
00:31:52
A wide base provides a solid foundation,
00:31:54
reducing risk of collapse.
00:31:58
And they have been able with with tools of today,
00:32:00
they have been able to recreate the pyramid building process.
00:32:03
And you know so yeah, I've heard so much
00:32:07
fact zero mummies were ever found in the pyramids of Giza, I believe,
00:32:10
because they were,
00:32:13
what's that called when they were raided and pillaged?
00:32:15
No, they had no, no, because they were never Giza.
00:32:17
They had the,
00:32:19
what was it, the Kings?
00:32:22
Sarcophagus was their actual king Kings.
00:32:26
Rosa.
00:32:26
Great fucking step on.
00:32:28
Shrine of, the Chamber of Pizza bowling alley.
00:32:31
Is it called this segment?
00:32:33
Right by Kings Row strip mall in Troy.
00:32:37
Troy, Michigan? No.
00:32:38
Troy, New York
00:32:40
Valley and Valley of the Kings.
00:32:42
Yeah. Valley of the Kings.
00:32:44
Did you think of that without googling?
00:32:46
I verify for you.
00:32:49
You are smarter than, like, 99% of the people on Earth.
00:32:54
That's actually true.
00:32:55
But most people won't even take it, because most people
00:32:58
won't even take that five seconds to think they're just reaching for the phone.
00:33:01
I can do that faster than you.
00:33:03
Well, here's power, here's power.
00:33:06
Plant theory. Explain.
00:33:07
Engineer
00:33:08
Chris Dunn believes the answer can be found
00:33:11
by further examination of the shafts in what
00:33:14
some call my attention,
00:33:18
where traces of zinc and hydrochloric acid
00:33:21
have been discovered.
00:33:24
I believe the chemical coming in through
00:33:26
the northern shaft was hydrated zinc
00:33:29
and other chemical coming through the southern shaft
00:33:33
and into the chamber was dilute hydrochloric acid.
00:33:38
These are actually seen on the triangle walls.
00:33:43
Done suggests
00:33:44
that the two chemicals were poured down through the shafts and then mixed together
00:33:49
inside the Queen's chamber, triggering combustion.
00:33:56
Well,
00:33:56
this vessel represents the Queen's Chamber
00:34:00
into the tubes.
00:34:01
We're going to look for hydrated zinc.
00:34:04
Does anybody else get really turned on?
00:34:06
And, yeah. Hydrochloric acid.
00:34:09
When H20 mixed the water in your brain, these two liquids
00:34:12
stirring it into the Queen's chamber, I gotcha.
00:34:15
Oh, it's they're pouring, so can't
00:34:18
reaction is hydrogen.
00:34:21
And you can see the vapor, the hydrogen escaping
00:34:25
through the chimney.
00:34:27
Oh, there you have the reaction.
00:34:30
You speculates that the hydrogen gas traveled
00:34:34
from the Queen's Chamber into the King's chamber.
00:34:39
Then the vibrations
00:34:41
from the subterranean pool energized the hydrogen atoms
00:34:45
into a microwave energy beam.
00:34:48
You know, it's just the evidence that indicates
00:34:52
the use of hydrogen can be found in the King's
00:34:55
chamber.
00:34:58
There's a shaft.
00:35:00
How do it is the King's and the Queen's chamber at point?
00:35:04
Turn it over and look.
00:35:05
I think it would be suitable for a waveguide,
00:35:09
for a maser or microwave amplification.
00:35:12
Strings for radiation.
00:35:15
From there we can actually propose
00:35:18
many different ideas of what they did with it.
00:35:23
Yeah, pretty much all standard that's,
00:35:25
identify is King's Chamber and identifies as Queen's Chamber.
00:35:29
Right.
00:35:30
Yeah.
00:35:31
But I think we're getting past all that shit now a little bit, a little, a little.
00:35:36
When a man loves a woman, I can see the drawers at home.
00:35:42
Could I still guess where it is?
00:35:44
Yeah. Let's do it.
00:35:45
Should I do it?
00:35:46
Let's fucking do it.
00:35:49
Oh, do you know what?
00:35:52
You know?
00:35:53
Where in the world is drawer.
00:35:56
Yeah, well, this blue, it
00:35:59
didn't fly down here.
00:36:02
Are you in here?
00:36:04
Same exact thing to tell us a story.
00:36:08
Hits a truck like that.
00:36:09
Clears up where he's been.
00:36:11
But the loudest thing about him is the closet that he's in.
00:36:16
Well, tell me where in the world
00:36:20
Dr. Drew.
00:36:20
Yo, general
00:36:24
Cleveland in the lower peninsula of Michigan.
00:36:28
Fuck, yeah.
00:36:30
They're both wrong.
00:36:31
I think you completely redesigned your room
00:36:34
inside of a marriott in a newly created
00:36:39
in Indianapolis, in Tibetan.
00:36:44
Where's Tibet?
00:36:44
Metropolitan Detroit to Tibet. Tibet.
00:36:47
Tibet? Yes, Tibetans in Tibet.
00:36:49
That's it was a place like that. Yeah, that.
00:36:52
That's where Tibetans are in Tibet.
00:36:56
Early Tibet, early to arrive.
00:36:59
Ha ha ha.
00:37:01
The, we'll get into it a little later, but there's a gambling scam
00:37:05
scandal in the NBA and the FBI code for
00:37:08
the operation was nothing but bet.
00:37:14
From the same gentleman that gave us
00:37:16
the whole,
00:37:18
interesting take, but let me.
00:37:21
I have,
00:37:24
the y files
00:37:26
pretty much whenever a lot of the stuff.
00:37:29
I don't want to just rip it off, but we have to react to it.
00:37:31
It's like. It's like 15 minutes of good stuff.
00:37:34
The 25 minutes long, 15 minutes of good stuff.
00:37:38
I like the way he he he's my favorite
00:37:40
at the end, but he's kind of like ridiculous and naive in the beginning.
00:37:44
He basically walks you through the entire thing with full belief,
00:37:47
full naivete, and at the end he's like,
00:37:51
no, I'm a big fan of Hackle Fish.
00:37:56
I don't think Hackle Fish was on this one.
00:37:59
What's now he was well, he's a please be busy.
00:38:03
You guys want to play cards?
00:38:05
Yeah, of course I do.
00:38:07
That was you.
00:38:09
Why not?
00:38:11
This is a friendly poker game.
00:38:14
Yeah.
00:38:15
Just so you know, that's what I'm dressed like, too.
00:38:18
These glasses can see the what?
00:38:20
Can see the backs of cards?
00:38:21
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm the Mexican.
00:38:25
I'm the Mexican drug cartel that's working with you. You.
00:38:30
And apparently Gary's the, hockey guy.
00:38:33
That's shaven.
00:38:33
Point.
00:38:38
I'm confused.
00:38:39
Why is this still on there? Oh. That's why.
00:38:42
Oh, wait. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's why. I'm sorry.
00:38:44
I can't skip the meow comment.
00:38:47
Yeah, man. Play.
00:38:49
Sorry about that. All right now.
00:38:51
And of your license and registration.
00:38:58
Your registration?
00:39:00
No, I'm just sorry.
00:39:02
There's something funny here, but.
00:39:03
No. Why you laughing, Mr.
00:39:05
Larry Johnson?
00:39:07
All right. Now, wait, wait, wait.
00:39:08
I think they're just saying.
00:39:09
Now you say Moo.
00:39:11
It was you doing,
00:39:13
Moo. Actually, he ran my mouth.
00:39:16
Is it Moo jumping around off?
00:39:18
What is it?
00:39:20
I'm not taking no for an answer.
00:39:20
I guess it's Moo.
00:39:22
I mean, you just.
00:39:25
It's pronounced.
00:39:28
Yeah.
00:39:28
See, I thought it might be drive by.
00:39:31
One more. We need one more.
00:39:33
One more?
00:39:34
Yeah.
00:39:38
Well.
00:39:40
It's pronounced moo.
00:39:42
Okay, now, back to the serious business at hand.
00:39:44
This show is dedicated to Ryan, by the way, who came up with the topic.
00:39:47
We appreciate it.
00:39:48
If you'd like to participate in the show, please call 15863 ranch three or chat.
00:39:53
Or just reach out to anybody that you know
00:39:56
and they'll probably lead you to the show because everybody's watching.
00:40:00
I listen to Dan's book called The Power.
00:40:02
Go and explore the, the, the Great Pyramid of Giza
00:40:08
because he's a recluse.
00:40:10
Oh, but other people did.
00:40:12
And he took that research and apparently applied it to his books.
00:40:15
Right? Yeah, that's what I was thinking, like that.
00:40:17
That's how I study the pyramid.
00:40:19
I've never been like you always do.
00:40:23
Dan's book called The Giza Power Plant in chapters eight and nine.
00:40:25
He makes many references to Tesla.
00:40:30
Tesla is Tesla.
00:40:33
It's a different it's a different.
00:40:34
Are we going to talk about that?
00:40:35
Because Tesla's taking the radios out of other cars.
00:40:38
We mentioned that last week.
00:40:40
It was a subscription service.
00:40:44
Yeah.
00:40:44
You can't get terrestrial I am they took em out years ago.
00:40:46
Now they're taking them out also.
00:40:48
I mean, who needs it who listens to I do radio?
00:40:52
Yeah, I do, I try to do commercials.
00:40:54
This is the moving radio. Hey, everybody
00:40:57
gotta wear the roses.
00:40:59
The change.
00:41:00
That radio is 8.4 by,
00:41:04
yeah. It's still it's great.
00:41:06
I mean, if everything else hits the fan, you just need a little tight
00:41:08
little, little tiny transmitter and a little tiny couple of crystals.
00:41:12
A couple of diodes. You're good to go.
00:41:14
Such accuracy that only modern engineering can match it.
00:41:18
The Great Pyramid is a mountain made of 2.5 million blocks of stone,
00:41:21
weighing 6 million tons, piled for 181ft high.
00:41:25
Its footprint is over 13 acres.
00:41:28
To align this construction
00:41:29
within 1/15 of a degree of true north is impossible precision.
00:41:33
The base of the Great Pyramid is like.
00:41:34
Why? Why is it impossible to do this with modern structures?
00:41:37
It's use lasers.
00:41:38
Even though the size of the pyramid over 755ft long.
00:41:40
Oh, no.
00:41:41
So we just you just had a video before showing them make a laser out of gas,
00:41:47
and now we're like, they couldn't have measured stuff with lasers.
00:41:49
Yeah they did.
00:41:49
That's what they were using the laser for maybe. Right.
00:41:51
They're not just shooting a super beam to space.
00:41:56
I just I mean, we're in one word.
00:41:58
We're saying they're making perfect squares.
00:42:00
How are they doing that?
00:42:01
And the other word we're saying,
00:42:02
they're making laser beams, communicating with aliens to space. No.
00:42:05
Maybe the laser beams were they're squares.
00:42:07
Maybe they had technology even more advanced than we have now.
00:42:10
That's been completely erased.
00:42:11
That's what the that's what the is is the conversation, you know.
00:42:15
Yeah. All right. Great. Yeah. That's where let's.
00:42:17
Yeah. I'm I'm already I'm catching up.
00:42:19
I've already learned something. You just don't. Okay.
00:42:22
This is how come I've never heard
00:42:23
anybody say that the laser beams aren't to measure in level.
00:42:26
Maybe in not to communicate with
00:42:29
interdimensional
00:42:31
or do they get them from how are they?
00:42:32
Do they.
00:42:33
Oh, the gas. You just showed me how they go.
00:42:36
Where's the rest of the.
00:42:38
All you need for a laser
00:42:39
is a power and an optic.
00:42:43
That's it.
00:42:45
So what do you mean?
00:42:46
The rest of what the.
00:42:47
The complicated laser between 2 and 40 times,
00:42:51
until the rest of the side is within two inches of any other technology.
00:42:55
I don't use the laser
00:42:56
because you don't just, like, start with laser and then end with laser.
00:42:59
You know what I mean?
00:43:00
Like, oh, shit, I had this brilliant idea and it's like, cool, awesome.
00:43:03
Let's not do anything similar with that. Let's just.
00:43:06
That's it.
00:43:06
Oh, maybe it got all lost in the Great flood.
00:43:11
Well, that's the only thing.
00:43:12
The only thing that's left is anything.
00:43:14
I got to still be standing the actual what this is supposed to look like
00:43:19
is completely like the Luxor, where it's shiny, slick and white.
00:43:24
Yeah, it's. What was the white?
00:43:26
What was the white?
00:43:27
Obviously it wasn't the, King's come.
00:43:29
What was it? Look at it. It could be a lot.
00:43:31
Probably all.
00:43:32
Oh, the horses and all the King's men's come casing.
00:43:36
Meaning they don't know what the fuck it was.
00:43:37
How much for the body? I guess so, right.
00:43:39
How would they know?
00:43:40
There's still some. There were still some left behind. I thought.
00:43:47
That's 99.98% accurate.
00:43:49
Fun fact the pyramid doesn't have four sides.
00:43:50
It actually has eight.
00:43:51
Each side is slightly concave, but you can only really see
00:43:53
from directly above or when the pyramid cast shadows during equinox.
00:43:56
And yes, those angles too are perfect.
00:43:58
Well, ever built the pyramids somehow knew the size of the earth.
00:44:00
If you take the height of the pyramid and somehow what you 3000 to. Oh.
00:44:06
How how do we know now in 2025?
00:44:09
Do we go?
00:44:09
We know the size of the earth somehow.
00:44:12
And yes, we knew the size of the earth before we flew there or out
00:44:15
to out to the edges of the atmosphere.
00:44:17
Allegedly not so limestone.
00:44:20
Great pyramid was originally covered in a layer of highly polished white Tura
00:44:24
limestone casing stones that created a smooth, reflective surface over time.
00:44:28
I thought we removed
00:44:29
all that limestone was on the inside, just leaving the rougher.
00:44:33
No, that's granite. Granite, right?
00:44:35
I knew those granite, but I thought there was also limestone in the interior.
00:44:39
Yeah, correct me if I'm wrong.
00:44:40
If it's the white Tura limestone that's polished, highly polished.
00:44:45
Let me guess.
00:44:46
They they couldn't they had nothing.
00:44:47
And of their time to polish.
00:44:50
Precision.
00:44:50
The casing stones were cut with extreme precision, fitting together
00:44:53
almost perfectly to create a seamless surface.
00:44:57
Here's how they're able to do that.
00:44:59
Almost as if they had some type of CNC.
00:45:01
What if what if there are copyright laws didn't exist like they do today?
00:45:05
And there was one person, one master stones man,
00:45:07
that knew how to do that, and he's like, fuck you.
00:45:10
I'm not telling anyone the Edison of stones.
00:45:13
And then once he died,
00:45:15
that skill was gone.
00:45:17
The Thomas Edison of stonework had faster hundred.
00:45:20
You get 3,938.65 miles, which is within 11 miles of the polar radius of the planet.
00:45:25
That's not wait. It's within 11 miles. That's not even close.
00:45:29
Do it.
00:45:30
If I buried something in my backyard and I said to somebody here, here's
00:45:33
here's a spoon, go dig and find it.
00:45:35
It's within 11 miles of here.
00:45:38
That's going to take you a long time to find what I buried.
00:45:42
It's not even close.
00:45:43
I. Which is far.
00:45:44
I mean, I get it when you're talking about 80 billion miles,
00:45:47
11 is pretty close, but it's not exact.
00:45:49
He said exact.
00:45:50
And all this, you know, 11 miles is a long way away album.
00:45:54
Okay, so the casing stones are that a plate holder for
00:45:59
I 9.7% accurate.
00:46:01
If you take the perimeter of the base of the pyramid and multiply that by 40ft.
00:46:04
Again, I'm extra skeptical about this shit on purpose.
00:46:07
I don't I do not know what I believe, just like anything else.
00:46:09
So please don't take offense if I question your beliefs.
00:46:12
I'm just trying to reach a conclusion.
00:46:14
Don't come at me, bro.
00:46:16
Notice the number 43,200,
00:46:21
I notice it, it's right in the middle of my screen.
00:46:26
And it is just crop.
00:46:28
Just hit me.
00:46:30
Those are the case. Hey,
00:46:33
notice that the,
00:46:34
the digits add up to a, multiple of three?
00:46:39
They're angled just like the Lee, and they all stack up.
00:46:43
The math coming down
00:46:46
so they're not quite lined up with the stone they're sitting on.
00:46:50
Oh, you know, like several billion years old, if not more.
00:46:54
The length of the equator is more expecting precision.
00:46:58
You just said it was 43, 200.
00:47:01
All you have to do to get the, the polar,
00:47:05
diameter of the Earth is multiply
00:47:09
the height of the Great Pyramid by 43 200.
00:47:15
That's.
00:47:16
So if you were if you were building a significant,
00:47:19
architectural structure, I would never shoot one of that.
00:47:23
Wouldn't you?
00:47:24
Pick significant.
00:47:25
Do that all the time.
00:47:26
Things like that.
00:47:27
Yeah. No, I do like that all the time.
00:47:29
Yeah, all the time.
00:47:30
That's I don't think that's special a remarkable I mean it's remarkable, but
00:47:34
it's, it's, it's what they do 43 times under today.
00:47:38
What is they do all that stuff
00:47:39
with today's technology within the last 100 years, technology.
00:47:43
All right. If they're not I mean I do.
00:47:46
That's why Stonehenge is so incredible because they did whatever they did there.
00:47:51
And it was it lines up with stars based on when it was built.
00:47:55
Fuck yeah. Without internet.
00:47:57
All they did was put the stars in a fire where the sun were aligned.
00:48:01
Structural shut up was as long ago
00:48:04
as you did some of these things as well.
00:48:07
I don't know, do you.
00:48:08
What do you come for?
00:48:09
Because some of me goes, okay, zero cities, zero
00:48:12
light bulbs, less light pollution.
00:48:15
Things were more vibrant.
00:48:17
Or was this done at a time where, you know, a long time
00:48:20
ago, millions of years potentially where
00:48:22
where everything was closer together as far as planetary.
00:48:26
And so all of those lights were closer and more vibrant.
00:48:30
Or were we told something from somebody somewhere else
00:48:33
about them?
00:48:34
Well, those three pyramids lined up the stars of Orion's belt, right?
00:48:39
Which is crazy.
00:48:41
Yeah. But why?
00:48:41
I mean, why those are some of the brightest stars, right?
00:48:45
And they've. Yeah, they're.
00:48:47
You ever drive down I-75 toward Detroit from never Troy?
00:48:51
Not Troy area? I try not to.
00:48:53
I know the people watching might not, so I had to set it up.
00:48:55
Yes I have.
00:48:57
Have you ever noticed a weird magical religious phenomenon
00:48:59
that there's a church that lines up
00:49:01
perfectly with the General Motors Renaissance, Renaissance,
00:49:04
whatever you want to call the thing, I call it the Renaissance. What?
00:49:06
That's dating me.
00:49:07
I don't know what they call it now.
00:49:08
I. I thought you got the three towers, have quarter.
00:49:11
The three towers line up perfectly.
00:49:15
Now, I'm pretty sure
00:49:17
that the church was there before I-75,
00:49:19
but I'd like to think they curved I-75 and line that up just so people can go.
00:49:24
Oh, that's a marble.
00:49:27
No. All right.
00:49:28
The sun goes perfectly between buildings in New York City,
00:49:32
like once a year or two, you know, and they that's oh, it's a marble.
00:49:37
No, but that doesn't mean that the buildings were somehow
00:49:40
built as a power plant to capture the sun.
00:49:42
It was just a phenomena that either happened on purpose or an accident.
00:49:46
Sometimes on that sometimes pyramids are built on accident accidentally.
00:49:51
You know, the Great Pyramid.
00:49:53
There is no helicopter.
00:49:55
I didn't say that happened on purpose.
00:49:57
You can say that all over the place, but you cannot say
00:50:00
that about the Great Pyramid.
00:50:02
Specific magnetic north fluctuates, right.
00:50:04
And say that about the other pyramids of Giza.
00:50:06
You cannot. Yeah, well.
00:50:08
And if you can't say what? Die.
00:50:10
Wait, I missed that.
00:50:11
What can't we say about, Giza, the great Pyramid of Giza?
00:50:15
Oh, it could have been an accident.
00:50:17
This this, oh 43, 200 things. What?
00:50:19
Could be an accidental, coincidence?
00:50:23
It was the 43, 200. The.
00:50:24
Yeah. What's wrong with this number? They're missing it.
00:50:26
It's around the Earth. Happens twice.
00:50:28
The base of 43,200.
00:50:32
You should know that in previous, previous shows.
00:50:34
Don't come back. Don't.
00:50:36
Don't take a hiatus and then change your opinion, your stance on it.
00:50:39
You were like, oh, it could just be. I mean, you could just.
00:50:43
I think this first zero should be
00:50:44
a number one, then it would be 45 shows you've you've shit on that.
00:50:47
Gary. That idea.
00:50:50
See something.
00:50:51
Somebody just wanted it to be 4000.
00:50:53
I'm sorry. 40, 43,000.
00:50:56
Yeah, I know where you're going with that.
00:50:57
And, And I stand by my words that if you have enough numbers,
00:51:01
you can throw anything at it, but that since that 43, 200 comes up twice,
00:51:07
the base is 1200.
00:51:11
This episode of the 20 all right is 100/43,200
00:51:17
of the, diameter of the from the from pole.
00:51:21
The pole.
00:51:22
Right.
00:51:23
The dimensions of Earth were specifically included
00:51:27
in the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza, seven miles on the Red planet.
00:51:32
And that's hard to explain.
00:51:33
The other thing that gets me that is like slightly like it's way different,
00:51:36
but the moon and the same face of the moon always facing us.
00:51:40
And I think there's there a perfect size differential between Earth and the moon.
00:51:44
No, no, it's it's just when it blocks the it's
00:51:48
the it's probably within 11 miles, which is ridiculously not even close.
00:51:53
Yeah. It's like it's like 400 times.
00:51:56
Oh, yeah.
00:51:57
The sun is 400 times further than the moon, but the moon is 400
00:52:01
times smaller than the sun, so they get eclipsed each other perfectly.
00:52:05
Oh yeah.
00:52:06
Right. Okay. That's what I'm thinking. That's.
00:52:07
And so probably it's even more bizarre that all that shit contributes
00:52:11
to why we are here as life on earth.
00:52:13
I think correct? Yes.
00:52:16
Without all that perfect, perfect harmony, we wouldn't even be here.
00:52:19
Which is so.
00:52:20
And there's another way, almost impossible just to happen randomly.
00:52:23
That perfect. Okay.
00:52:26
Perfect.
00:52:27
You take the perimeter of the base of the pyramid and multiply that by 45,200.
00:52:31
You get 24,734.94 miles.
00:52:33
That's the Earth's circumference at the equator with 99.3% accuracy.
00:52:37
We know that the ancients were obsessed
00:52:39
with three day, and the night are the same way.
00:52:41
The length of the day and night, which means hundreds of 9200 seconds.
00:52:44
Now, skeptics will say between 43,200.
00:52:47
And the size of here is that they say, well, the planet is to keep in mind
00:52:50
this is for thousands of years of people trying to find connections.
00:52:54
They literally think of a connection hypothesis and then try to prove it out
00:52:58
over and over and over and over and over again.
00:53:03
You mean finally hit one and it's like, that's it.
00:53:06
Well, I see you.
00:53:08
I know what you're talking about.
00:53:10
Like when you said I was talking out of both sides of my mouth,
00:53:13
I just wanted to keep my own confirmation bias.
00:53:17
Cool.
00:53:18
I want to believe it, but alive.
00:53:21
Tickle tickle tickle tickle tickle.
00:53:24
Hey, this guy just up just hit me.
00:53:27
See, he just smelled my fart.
00:53:28
See, that's how reactive he is.
00:53:31
Yeah.
00:53:31
That's amazing.
00:53:34
As is in different places.
00:53:35
So this is just a coincidence?
00:53:37
His episode will look like it. It's a little bit.
00:53:39
Yeah. Good, I love those.
00:53:40
So clip.
00:53:41
I'm a skeptic in.
00:53:44
Most of the Great Pyramid is constructed of nothing like limestone.
00:53:46
The reddish brown blocks that we see we're used to.
00:53:49
The stone is abundant,
00:53:50
but the builders of the pyramid also use unusual materials not found locally.
00:53:53
The exterior of the pyramid was once covered
00:53:55
in casing stones made of bright white limestone.
00:53:57
They were polished, smooth, and fit together.
00:53:58
A lady from Hunger Games,
00:54:00
stone was cut and shipped from a quarry and took almost 500 miles away.
00:54:04
That's like carrying
00:54:04
thousands of ten ton stone blocks the length of the entire state of Florida.
00:54:07
They must have been special. Unlike the limestone cut locally to
00:54:11
makes it an excellent insulator.
00:54:13
I don't carry any limestone.
00:54:15
Camp interior chambers were built with a rare type of granite
00:54:17
called rose granite, also brought from honey.
00:54:19
I know, but I think you're going to tell me
00:54:20
what was the heart when I say to you about what?
00:54:23
When quartz is compressed or even just.
00:54:26
A messenger?
00:54:28
No, it's to connect the two faces together.
00:54:30
And you had electricity because of the property.
00:54:32
Horses use it.
00:54:33
All kinds of modern devices like watches, clocks, TV, GPS
00:54:36
and find it on the charger watch that uses quartz.
00:54:38
All you have to do is shake it.
00:54:39
And if you've ever used dogs, you like things.
00:54:41
That voltage is created by.
00:54:42
The King and Queen's chambers were built with freedom that is 85% quartz.
00:54:46
The tunnels and passageways are also lined with portrait granite.
00:54:48
The pressure that applied to all this granite would generate
00:54:50
a tremendous amount of electricity, turning the pyramid into a giant.
00:54:54
And there's proof that this is exactly what happened.
00:54:57
Proof?
00:54:57
The idea that the Great Pyramid was a power plant is not new.
00:55:00
It was first proposed in the 1970s
00:55:01
for 27 or 28 pairs of resonators that would vibrate and emit sound atoms.
00:55:06
So this is exactly what you were going over in the gallery.
00:55:08
These sound waves further excite the stone, creating even more electricity.
00:55:11
Yes, I did it more handsome with the shaft into the Queen's.
00:55:13
So I was talking to the stones. Excited. Oh, that's right.
00:55:16
But somehow when you say it, it sounds dirty.
00:55:17
Kind of naughty noises.
00:55:18
Acoustic engineers have determined a gallery resonator,
00:55:22
a naturally emitted F-sharp caught 440Hz, and the F-sharp chord
00:55:25
had been connected to a lot of woohoo ideas.
00:55:26
But there's a reason for that.
00:55:29
With the Earth we already know the pyramid knew this.
00:55:31
Longtime Mac users will recognize this secret court.
00:55:35
At the top of the gallery is a small shaft leading to the King Chamber.
00:55:37
The opening is April 4th by 4.8in.
00:55:40
This is the perfect size for hydrogen microwaves
00:55:41
to pass into the King's Chamber, which also resonates with a lot of tests
00:55:45
I'm going to get to today's chamber are five layers of granite beams stacking.
00:55:48
Sounds like it too.
00:55:49
This is called
00:55:50
because it was believed that this interior structure
00:55:52
relieve the weight of the pyramid, and that's not what it does.
00:55:54
The beams are smooth on three sides, but rough cut on the top.
00:55:57
Christopher, don't release.
00:56:00
Well, don't.
00:56:00
Didn't we find the supports under the.
00:56:02
The reason for the rough cut is this is how the beams were to support
00:56:05
builders, vibrate the granite beams and slowly chip away at the stone.
00:56:08
I really resonated with an F sharp chord, which they do.
00:56:10
The King's Chamber is what's known as a Helmholtz resonator.
00:56:12
When you blow air across the top of the bottle and create sound,
00:56:15
that's a Helmholtz resonator,
00:56:16
change the volume of liquid or heavy beer de volume of stone within the channel.
00:56:19
Be up here day.
00:56:20
By the way, is a giant musical.
00:56:22
International Beer Day
00:56:23
reluctantly agreed that the Great Pyramid has musical properties
00:56:26
for skeptics to consider the pyramid as if we need evidence
00:56:29
to show that the rays respond to electromagnetic energy.
00:56:32
There was no added Snoop Dogg company against him.
00:56:35
Is it a 40 year?
00:56:36
True or not, it's scientifically possible that the Great Pyramid
00:56:38
was a structure for creating, harnessing and focusing energy.
00:56:41
The exterior was made material that insulates electricity linearly
00:56:44
and to conduct electricity.
00:56:46
The chambers were made of material that creates electricity.
00:56:48
The next piece of evidence is the pyramids.
00:56:49
But somebody said the Luxor isn't made out of use.
00:56:52
Radio frequencies.
00:56:54
You see people interact with electromagnetic waves.
00:56:57
Their experiments prove that state.
00:56:59
The pyramid can concentrate
00:57:00
electromagnetic energy in the internal chambers,
00:57:02
as well as under its base resonance in the pyramids
00:57:04
induced by radio waves, with lengths
00:57:05
ranging from 200 to 600m, the closer to 200m, the more dramatic effect.
00:57:09
A year after that, in 2019, Eric Wilson published a paper called a large scale
00:57:12
thermal Acoustic Generator why I how?
00:57:15
When granite and other rocks are vibrated,
00:57:16
electrons will migrate through the rock and up to the surface.
00:57:18
By combining science and music,
00:57:20
the builders of the pyramid created a power generating machine
00:57:23
tuned to the natural harmonic of the Earth's vibration vibration
00:57:25
that primarily comes from the tidal energy created by the Moon's
00:57:27
gravity in the algae created years ago could generate unlimited clean energy.
00:57:32
But how did they get the energy out?
00:57:33
That brings us back to where it was built.
00:57:35
On top of an aquifer with copper rods extending down into the water
00:57:39
with electricity was sent into the tower.
00:57:40
It was to be transmitted around the world through the atmosphere.
00:57:42
The pyramid is our party is.
00:57:44
The pipes and iron rods have recently been discovered there.
00:57:46
If wait wait wait wait wait.
00:57:49
Inside the pyramid.
00:57:50
You're the one who's already invented zero.
00:57:53
Thanks.
00:57:53
Her are working right now.
00:57:55
Wait. So he just said we need to get.
00:57:58
We need to create something that captures all the electricity from the earth,
00:58:01
from around the earth.
00:58:02
A dead, so that we can send it around the earth.
00:58:06
If you had a. Oh, it's already there.
00:58:08
We just.
00:58:08
You can you can get something right now to harness it.
00:58:11
It's all there.
00:58:12
You don't need a fucking pyramid to distribute it around the fucking earth.
00:58:16
That's the stupidest thing I've heard today.
00:58:18
Collect it and then distribute it.
00:58:21
Right. Why?
00:58:22
Perspective.
00:58:23
You're going to say? Because we needed to concentrate it.
00:58:25
That's dangerous as fuck.
00:58:26
We should just keep it safe and grab as much as we want where we want it.
00:58:30
That's that.
00:58:30
That's the technology that Tesla had.
00:58:32
The ability. It did not involve pyramids.
00:58:37
Did you see the experiments?
00:58:38
He did. They were. They did not look safe.
00:58:40
He had electricity inside is like he's sitting there taking notes.
00:58:46
He had like lightning shooting past his head.
00:58:49
No, I didn't see.
00:58:50
He's not doing you see the video?
00:58:52
I'm doing that show.
00:58:54
Show this photo
00:58:57
of which is short for photograph.
00:58:59
I'm not prepared for that.
00:59:01
Did you send it the picture?
00:59:03
I didn't pick and just do it.
00:59:06
Since we're talking about electricity a little, the,
00:59:09
a little, test here.
00:59:11
First of all, did you notice the, parody was AC, DC?
00:59:15
I said the parody was AC, DC.
00:59:18
There was a level.
00:59:20
There are levels that you don't even know that are happening in second.
00:59:24
Is it true, false, or a yes no question? Yes.
00:59:27
What were you saying?
00:59:27
Wait, no. It is safe to touch a car battery.
00:59:32
Yeah.
00:59:33
What's a bear?
00:59:35
There you go. Is it? We'll do every day
00:59:38
so you can put one hand on the positive terminal
00:59:40
and one hand on the negative terminal, and you'll be okay in the chat.
00:59:43
Everybody. Everybody's perfectly safe.
00:59:45
Why is the.
00:59:48
Because you're not grounded.
00:59:50
Oh, no.
00:59:50
You're definitely grounded or not grounded.
00:59:53
That would mean the electricity is definitely passing through you.
00:59:56
I hate to break it to anybody in the chat before I spoil this.
00:59:59
I do.
01:00:02
It's only 12V.
01:00:03
It takes it like 50V to cause some serious, serious damage. Hi.
01:00:09
Just walk away now.
01:00:11
Just walk away.
01:00:12
If you're using a wrench without insulation
01:00:15
or a ratchet, don't touch both of those.
01:00:18
Don't.
01:00:18
Don't touch ground
01:00:19
while you're with the with the wrench because there's not enough resistance.
01:00:23
And that will create I mean, you can, but what are we looking at
01:00:28
this would have been drawn to the top and transmitted to the atmosphere.
01:00:31
Has this why was your system use the resonance of the Earth
01:00:34
just like a pyramid?
01:00:35
And just like the pyramid, the energy generated by Tesla's
01:00:37
tower would be unlimited, clean and virtually free for everyone.
01:00:40
Their power was destroyed.
01:00:42
The lightning forces.
01:00:43
There's evidence at the Great Pyramid.
01:00:44
Yeah, I think he was safe from that, too.
01:00:48
You're safe for the.
01:00:51
It was there was ground was destroyed for the amperage.
01:00:54
It was, in the year 1900, Nikola Tesla convinced J.P.
01:00:57
Morgan to fund a project to create a wireless communication system.
01:01:00
When Tesla received the funding, he decided to scale up the project
01:01:02
rather than transmit messages around the world, he would transmit power.
01:01:05
Tesla had already demonstrated
01:01:07
that wireless power would work on a small scale.
01:01:08
He famously had light bulbs scattered on the ground
01:01:10
and would illuminate when a Tesla coil acted as an investor.
01:01:13
In this new United States, electricity became J.P.
01:01:16
Morgan, and his concern to complete the project,
01:01:19
rather than support Tesla, Morgan pulled his funding, claiming which J.P.
01:01:22
Morgan owned. How are we going to charge for this wireless electricity?
01:01:25
He owned AT&T, which would ask, how are we going to meter it in charge?
01:01:27
Morgan owned copper mines all over the world,
01:01:29
and his factories generated miles of copper wire. J.P.
01:01:31
Morgan owned rubber farms and factories that created insulation for wire.
01:01:34
He owned steel companies and factories that built power generators.
01:01:36
He owned timber mills that created telegraph and electricity.
01:01:39
He owned coal mines that fueled existing power plants,
01:01:41
and he owned two dozen railroads.
01:01:42
Transported all these resources around the country.
01:01:44
None of this would be necessary if Tesla nowadays,
01:01:47
if we do something like that, we say, oh, people are going to lose their jobs.
01:01:50
We cannot advanced technology.
01:01:53
Back then they didn't care.
01:01:55
Yeah.
01:01:56
No, because that's what I that's our argument.
01:01:58
We got to know a little bit last week.
01:01:59
We unlimited wireless power for several years.
01:02:04
Tesla wrote JP Morgan almost every month, begging him to reconsider.
01:02:07
He wouldn't.
01:02:07
Instead, JP Morgan chose to finance Tesla's competitors.
01:02:10
Edison and Marconi.
01:02:11
No shit and getting rich from Tesla's inventions.
01:02:14
Not only the JP Morgan refused any further investment,
01:02:16
but he also put out
01:02:16
word to everyone in the world that guys knows man should drink a lot.
01:02:20
Blacklisted by 1915, Tesla had accumulated so much debt,
01:02:23
but the bank foreclosed on the property.
01:02:25
The tower was demolished in 1917 and sold for scrap.
01:02:28
The project was never completed.
01:02:29
Remember, the pyramids need to vibrate and possibly produce energy.
01:02:32
Tesla had invented a machine that vibrated
01:02:35
to bring down the reinforced buildings of the day.
01:02:37
Knew how to play the game. You don't like the.
01:02:38
Oh yeah, the the 84% of the world's energy is created from fossil fuels.
01:02:42
It's also why Tesla died alone and woke this guy.
01:02:45
Just.
01:02:46
It was possible that the Great Pyramid suffered some catastrophic event
01:02:48
that caused it to stop working.
01:02:50
In addition to hydrogen, I believe that traces
01:02:52
uric acid in the southern shaft
01:02:53
in the northern chapter, zinc chloride and ammonium chloride.
01:02:56
These chemicals can create hydrogen without due to.
01:02:58
The fact is, is the limestone on the outside valuable like was it
01:03:02
stripped by pirates and thieves, or was it erosion
01:03:06
or a cloud, a cosmic cataclysm?
01:03:08
Well, I mean, due to it being sandstone
01:03:12
erosion would have,
01:03:14
pretty easy.
01:03:15
Been difficult.
01:03:17
I don't I don't why did he not even he didn't
01:03:19
even give an opportunity for anyone to even prep for this.
01:03:24
I don't work with, like stones and shit, so I'm not sure what's happening.
01:03:28
Like people that don't pay attention to.
01:03:31
Oh, come on, you're such a pretentious professional.
01:03:34
I'm sorry.
01:03:35
Go work with drew and Mike.
01:03:38
I know you think.
01:03:38
Is that.
01:03:40
Oh, well, that's. You.
01:03:50
So many fucking levels.
01:03:52
You guys don't even know.
01:03:55
Davis, are we supposed to hear you?
01:03:57
Sure you can. I'll talk to yo.
01:04:00
Dude, your eye is incredible.
01:04:01
You should do the whole show in the graveyard.
01:04:03
Yeah.
01:04:03
Of course, from now on, it is Halloween.
01:04:07
Tell me. All right.
01:04:09
What is your early? It's not.
01:04:10
It will be by the time next week.
01:04:13
It's before next week.
01:04:16
Yes. It's Friday.
01:04:17
Halloween's are awesome.
01:04:18
When you have kids and you're doing Halloween
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or when you're young enough to have a party.
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But when you have a Monday podcast, it's like the worst day.
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Because what were we supposed to celebrate at the Monday after?
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What do you mean?
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If it was Halloween today, it's so far away.
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This is about as far away as you can.
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What are you celebrating?
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Like a fucking 19 year old?
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I don't know what that means.
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When I, a 19 year old, we would take a lot of drugs.
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Yeah, there's some.
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Yeah.
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Are we racing for it? I'll hit it
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flat. Rants live.
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This week we will be doing drugs.
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You heard me right.
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Drugs
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give me that much higher.
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So high.
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So where I got this to?
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I like oh
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what can we do for us?
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Oh, I love oh what's the little bonnet for.
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Because they used to be on a little flame in there.
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Is there.
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Can you put a candle in there.
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Nope.
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That's just a
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Scribner.
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Just walk away like you always do.
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Just walk away.
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You always do.
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Oh, he's, like, totally talking to you.
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Yeah, he. Dude, he is.
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It's he's possessed.
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And I ran to the chair every 15 shensky.
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Wait a minute.
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Go back to the Asian one.
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Oh, why is that me?
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Asian?
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It was a ski.
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It's that creepy.
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Well, it's sweet.
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It looks like a lot of videos around its neck.
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There's a snake around the neck.
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Oh, no, that's the power.
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Oh, that's.
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And it's, Like.
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That's weird, because the first time you showed this, I remembered.
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I remembered it was
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his hand was on his head like this, and now it's like, oh, you show this guy.
01:06:16
Oh, nice. Why do you show this douchebag?
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Because he's a jokester, the show douchebag.
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He's the host of the show douche bag.
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And bring up that douchebag.
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Can you put us on the side of this douchebag?
01:06:30
Yeah, sure. Whatever you want, man.
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Let's figure it out. One of these here.
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No no no no.
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Who would have thought, though?
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Hey, Holmes, you are terrible.
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I don't think it's there. We had it.
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I swear we had it.
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We never care about highlighting Gary.
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We never had to highlight Gary before.
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No, never about that.
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How's that?
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Is that good for the lungs?
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The best for bark.
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Bark bird.
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Oh, it's because he's highlighted.
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It's because he's highlighted.
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Oh, there's more down here, baby. Wait.
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It says that we should be at the bottom side.
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Custom layout, seven day.
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It shows two at the bottom and then full screen.
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But that's horseshit. It.
01:07:16
Well because he use full screen.
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So you got to put it here I missed that's what I was missing of all.
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Oh hold on.
01:07:20
No no no hold on keep it keep this keep this keep this.
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And then we can do that. No. Never mind.
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So see, it's just stupid stream.
01:07:28
Yeah. Fuck you StreamYard.
01:07:30
You got to bring back Steve.
01:07:31
You I got I'm working on it.
01:07:33
It was all Steve when we need him.
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You believe you don't even know who's.
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Was one.
01:07:52
Guys. Thanks, dude. I'm.
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Whoops.
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Oh, John,
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do you freak out the club
01:08:00
because they dare to say hello, baby.
01:08:03
Rage quit with the ice service.
01:08:06
Got to go combine ammonium chloride with sulfuric acid.
01:08:09
You get more than the reaction you explosion.
01:08:11
The daughter who's in this thing?
01:08:14
Space is due east and on the pyramid complex.
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It's almost a perfect match for the stars in the lake.
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They don't line up to where Orion is today.
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They line up with where Orion was in the sky at 13,500 years ago.
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We discussed how to go there.
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So that tells us.
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That tells us when they were built.
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Correct.
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Like as soon because they didn't just like move overnight.
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So how long were the pyramids or the stars go?
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The stars. The stars move every night.
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Was that the last time that they were,
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Sky or is that like the center time?
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Like, you know, I mean,
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do the stars move,
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in 100 years?
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Like, they'll move a little bit, but, like, not dramatically.
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You will just go, oh, this is a significant difference.
01:09:00
So I think it's 87.13%
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of the stars that we see in the sky today are gone.
01:09:07
87.13 yeah.
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And 97.1% of all statistics are made up on the spot.
01:09:15
And I'm showing you this big space is on the vernal equinox.
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The constellation that rose due east 13,500 years ago was Leo.
01:09:24
Now I see the astronomical evidence could be
01:09:28
hard evidence that these structures are old
01:09:30
carbon dating from.
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And so I want to
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just 20,000.
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Since I was make sure I
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saw the tree where you.
01:09:48
Clearly viewed money
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towards me.
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There's evidence
01:09:52
it happened at the end of the Younger Dryas, which marked the end of titty
01:09:55
sprinkles tonight.
01:09:56
See, glaciers were thought to have melted rapidly within a few centuries.
01:09:59
Sea levels rose 500ft. This is fascinating.
01:10:02
I'm not embarrassed to say that evidence was gathered.
01:10:04
Melting appeared to happen in a matter of decades,
01:10:06
although cause dramatic changes in the Earth's climate.
01:10:08
I did walk up to the counter.
01:10:09
Recent ice capacity store.
01:10:11
There was a woman.
01:10:12
There's evidence that the last ice age didn't end over centuries or decades,
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but ended in one single.
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I was positive, yeah. Did you ask it
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some claims that an asteroid impact caused the last ice age to end?
01:10:21
No. I didn't know what she identified, but she was born a woman. Was.
01:10:24
That's not what happened. And impact causes cooling.
01:10:26
Recent studies show I got it.
01:10:28
I got it, I got purple panties and titty sprinkles all the same water.
01:10:32
A violent plasma storm hit the Earth
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and overwhelmed
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the Earth's magnetosphere,
01:10:35
which is our defense against solar radiation
01:10:37
without the protection of the magnetosphere.
01:10:38
Are lightning strikes happened all over the Earth.
01:10:40
Lightning that was orders of magnitude more intense
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than anything we've ever seen.
01:10:44
This lightning was hundreds like on Jupiter.
01:10:45
It was like lightning.
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Anything from all the time until evidence in over
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120 countries of rock melted and turned to glass during this event.
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This is called vitrification.
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There's evidence of vitrification in the rocks.
01:10:55
We know for a fact large mammals like sabertooth tigers
01:10:57
and wooly mammoths were wiped out at this time.
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They didn't slowly go extinct.
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They instantly went extinct.
01:11:01
During the 4 or 5 days of this event,
01:11:03
the Earth was also awash in lethal radiation.
01:11:05
Only animals that can go underground survived.
01:11:07
Most of the human race died during this event.
01:11:09
Only humans living near caves were able to find shelter and survive.
01:11:12
If glaciers, which covered 30% of the Earth's surface,
01:11:14
I can dare to think of the species as implying the pyramids were some kind
01:11:17
of a shield surface.
01:11:19
This would act like a power washer on stone constructions like the Sphinx.
01:11:21
Or it's what? It's what.
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It's just what washed them out with a severely
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beat.
01:11:26
It was using a powerful chemical reaction to keep going,
01:11:29
like every culture had a flood that served as a reason of civilization.
01:11:32
All the stories in the catechism at the end of the Younger Dryas
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use the lost continents.
01:11:36
Let us also fit into this timeline.
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Now, I'm not claiming anything I've said today
01:11:39
what happened, but I'm saying there's evidence
01:11:41
that it was possible that advanced civilization exists thousands of years ago
01:11:45
had the technology to create unlimited clean energy.
01:11:47
Then the glaciers melted.
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A great flood came in.
01:11:49
Princess Gary, thank you, Groundskeeper Willie.
01:11:51
And we should play the Mount Rushmore Trust.
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But then, thousands of years later, I'm not sure what culture was forming.
01:11:57
They would have utilized the pyramid
01:11:58
not for power, but for ceremonial or religious purposes.
01:12:00
They would have altered the Sphinx, carving away the original design
01:12:03
and replacing it with a design of their own.
01:12:04
And we know this is what they did.
01:12:06
Mainstream scientists are still not convinced, and that's okay.
01:12:08
As time goes on and more secrets are revealed,
01:12:10
sooner or later we will learn the truth,
01:12:12
and I suspect we'll learn that the pyramid power plant theory was right all along.
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Whoever built
01:12:17
the pyramids created energy that wasn't harmful to the earth, but resonated.
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A suspicious person might wonder why.
01:12:22
It's a long story. Has been around for 50 years.
01:12:24
Well, these guys came on a small scale,
01:12:26
unlimited clean energy for everyone on earth.
01:12:28
He never got to watch this shit on.
01:12:30
He shits on the entire first.
01:12:32
If electricity was free.
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Think of the political strife, economic instability, and the endless wars.
01:12:37
It could be avoided.
01:12:38
But maybe what's happening now is what happened to Tesla a hundred years ago.
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In Tesla's time, nobody was interested in creating a power free for everyone.
01:12:44
Empires owned by J.P.
01:12:45
Morgan, Vanderbilts and the Rockefellers would have been devastated.
01:12:48
The Carnegie's, the Duponts and the Mellons all would have.
01:12:51
So did he say Carnegie's
01:12:53
distribution in the United States,
01:12:56
American industry, the family's.
01:12:58
If Tesla was able to achieve his vision
01:13:00
with the wealth of his family's be diminished.
01:13:01
So what? America's standing in the world as a great new industrial power.
01:13:04
Tesla said he wanted to bring abundance to remote under diffuse.
01:13:07
Talking about closer communication between nations and his workers
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couldn't be allowed to happen.
01:13:11
America and the corporations that controlled it would never have even heard.
01:13:14
They still looked at it.
01:13:16
Did you call the shots in the US?
01:13:18
Oh no, I did not talk in its report in 80 boxes, all organized
01:13:22
and numbered by Tesla himself. I don't really see where it stuttered.
01:13:25
And since then, a few scientists have stated
01:13:26
that Tesla's invention would have never worked.
01:13:28
But that's what scientists said of most of his inventions.
01:13:30
Viewers of this channel know that most science
01:13:32
is paid for by corporations and governments.
01:13:34
This is especially true in the last couple of years.
01:13:36
Get to give another kid another jab.
01:13:38
Another way those guards work and not you human pincushion to make it people reach.
01:13:41
Oh, there's no doubt about that.
01:13:43
80% of the products we use today can be traced back to Tesla.
01:13:46
But the technology that we really need now more than ever is inexpensive,
01:13:49
clean energy.
01:13:49
Sadly, that technology that Tesla.
01:13:51
Instead, the world went in the direction of coal
01:13:53
and oil and nations fought and continue to fight wars, coal and oil.
01:13:56
I didn't know your calling produced oil or maybe terrible for the planet.
01:13:59
You just said cold and war, great for business and for all his genius.
01:14:02
That's something. Nikola Tesla, keep your colon healthy.
01:14:06
The colon is the key to life.
01:14:11
Circle of life.
01:14:15
I don't get it.
01:14:16
So it is National Beer Day.
01:14:20
In honor of that.
01:14:22
In honor of that, I'm drinking champagne.
01:14:24
Today is sparkling wine.
01:14:26
So I would like to show.
01:14:30
You some a beer.
01:14:31
Boxing are simple.
01:14:33
Two men, most likely intoxicated, drink with one hand
01:14:37
while punching with the other.
01:14:38
And as for the benefits, you might ask, being unable to tell
01:14:42
if the headache is a hangover or CTE.
01:14:45
He don't know anything.
01:14:48
You mark the shark.
01:14:51
Irwin takes on Oscar Willis.
01:14:54
Ten days ago, he sat on by the blob.
01:14:58
I just don't think this is safe.
01:14:59
At least they're using cans instead of bottles.
01:15:01
I guess smart money goes. Willis. Yep.
01:15:04
What did you talking about? Willis?
01:15:06
So squishy.
01:15:08
It'd be like being wrapped in a giant bean burrito.
01:15:11
Exactly.
01:15:13
It's like being
01:15:14
wrapped in a giant bean burrito.
01:15:17
What have you.
01:15:18
I don't even know what's going on.
01:15:19
This is my show.
01:15:21
Have you ever been so drunk? What?
01:15:23
What did you just
01:15:25
weave?
01:15:25
You're going off the rails.
01:15:28
Oh. Okay.
01:15:29
I'm a special guest.
01:15:30
Have you ever heard of Brady?
01:15:33
Okay, I do, but I'm a guest host.
01:15:37
What? Are we listening?
01:15:38
You're the host, but we love you.
01:15:39
I was exactly, We're not listening to anything.
01:15:42
Well, you hear something?
01:15:44
Is that the kid of that conversation to
01:15:48
usually. No.
01:15:50
It's fine.
01:15:51
No way.
01:15:52
Like you tell. Him.
01:15:58
Oh, really? Oh.
01:16:02
So, I don't think you're.
01:16:03
Is anybody following the NBA?
01:16:08
No, no.
01:16:08
The following the WNBA strike.
01:16:12
There's a strike.
01:16:14
What? Seriously? What are they?
01:16:16
What did they saw that clip show start there.
01:16:18
Striking again.
01:16:20
Yeah.
01:16:22
What are they striking again?
01:16:24
Oops.
01:16:26
They don't like it enough.
01:16:28
They're always going.
01:16:30
Looks to be facing a potential work stoppage
01:16:32
after the WNBA Players Association voted to opt out of the current
01:16:36
collective bargaining agreement, effective October 30th, 2025.
01:16:40
So contributor and WNBA analyst Vernon Wells for more on Vernon.
01:16:44
The NBA's profile has never been higher.
01:16:47
I must admit, I don't really watch sports, but I know who Caitlin Clark is.
01:16:51
What are the players asking for?
01:16:53
Thanks for having me, Anderson.
01:16:54
This lockout is not much different, but he's not.
01:16:56
I he's the guy that did it. Yeah, I can tell.
01:16:58
Players are on happy
01:16:59
with what they are earning and would love to do a piece of the pie.
01:17:02
Or do you have any insight on who the WNBA is making right now and what the play?
01:17:06
If somebody doesn't
01:17:07
get hit in the face with the deal, though, pretty soon
01:17:09
they really missed our fucking opportunity.
01:17:10
Player in the league was just $17 million combined,
01:17:14
and that's for every player on all 12 teams.
01:17:16
Wow. That seems really low.
01:17:18
Or in comparison, how much did the league make in that same period?
01:17:22
Yeah.
01:17:22
So this last season was the best year on record by far.
01:17:25
And the league reported that they lost roughly $40 million.
01:17:29
Sorry, the league lost $40 million.
01:17:31
How do they subsidize that very they have ever had.
01:17:34
I'm sorry.
01:17:35
Why are the players asking for a raise if the league loses so much money?
01:17:40
That's a good question, Anderson.
01:17:42
Probably because they're women.
01:17:43
It's kind of like when a rich guy's wife starts a cutesy business
01:17:47
selling candles or TS that keeps her busy but loses
01:17:50
a couple hundred thousand dollars of his money per year.
01:17:53
You know, normally if a league was losing money, it would shut down,
01:17:56
as we've seen countless times with the XFL, USFL and many others.
01:18:01
But luckily for the WNBA, much like the wife, they have been subsidized
01:18:05
by their rich husband, the NBA, since its inception, so they've never
01:18:09
actually had to turn a profit.
01:18:10
Is there at least a path to profitability for the league?
01:18:14
Potentially, yes.
01:18:15
You see games that superstar sensation Caitlin Clark
01:18:18
plays in routinely draw over 1 million viewers,
01:18:21
as well as having the highest attendance, whether at home or on the road.
01:18:25
So there might be a scenario where if she plays every day for every team
01:18:30
that could be just off, the league needs to push themselves into the ballpark.
01:18:33
So it's safe to assume that everyone in the WNBA loves
01:18:36
Caitlin Clark, as without her, they'd have no leverage whatsoever.
01:18:40
You would think that.
01:18:41
However, it's actually quite to the contrary,
01:18:44
as most players in the WNBA hate her, hate her.
01:18:47
You can't blame the ladies.
01:18:48
It's very much in their nature to be catty and territorial.
01:18:51
However, in this instance
01:18:54
confounding considering how much value she just everyone in the league.
01:18:57
Some are speculating the reason she is they're just as smart
01:19:01
and equitable as men.
01:19:03
I stand by it.
01:19:04
Oh. Ones, is that you
01:19:07
so much, man?
01:19:09
What's your opinion on that?
01:19:10
And the NBA gambling scandal?
01:19:14
Oh, they're all in for some tremble.
01:19:17
What are you talking about? Scandal and gamble.
01:19:19
That's not new.
01:19:21
Do you remember the meme with the kid in the Texas shirt and Kevin Durant?
01:19:25
It had takes on a whole new meaning.
01:19:27
Now that's what I wanted to contribute to.
01:19:29
Sorry. Oh, please contribute.
01:19:33
So this happened a while ago and it's everyone thought it was.
01:19:35
Just had to do like this.
01:19:36
Okay Travis, she's trying to keep saying I bring her back
01:19:40
and we say.
01:19:43
He signals them
01:19:45
and he's like, fuck no, I want to look at this game.
01:19:48
Did he go out or did he changes?
01:19:50
Okay, she's telling me she's me.
01:19:53
I bring it back.
01:19:54
You gotta go down, man. I got ten grand on it, man.
01:19:57
I run, she said
01:19:59
nobody knew what it meant when it came out.
01:20:01
And everyone just said, who is this kid? He waited his whole life for this. He was.
01:20:04
Everyone said
01:20:04
something about the Utah had or something and something with Kevin Durant.
01:20:07
But doesn't sure look like he's signaling him.
01:20:10
And Kevin Durant's.
01:20:11
It looks like a catcher in a pitcher
01:20:12
in the major leagues where he's saying fastball.
01:20:15
And Kevin Durant says, no man, no man.
01:20:17
Let me play a little longer.
01:20:18
It looks like one of the people
01:20:19
that are standing in and behind Charlie Kirk, right before he got that.
01:20:23
You're right.
01:20:24
It does look like the same fucking guy that I wrote back in, I should say,
01:20:31
such a small little girl in the parking that she said.
01:20:35
I keep stacking, I she say
01:20:38
he's not talking.
01:20:39
It just looks like he's talking to that guy.
01:20:41
He's probably talking about
01:20:43
she's trying for the right.
01:20:45
No way, man.
01:20:46
She said,
01:20:48
don't care what.
01:20:49
Just I keep stacking because he's got fucking 250 grand on it.
01:20:54
It's a profit. Not.
01:20:56
Don't worry. They're not.
01:20:57
They're not, pieces of shit.
01:20:59
It's not on the outcome of the game.
01:21:00
It's just on prop bets,
01:21:01
like whether they're going to wear blue shoes or green shoes that day.
01:21:04
No harm, no foul. Right?
01:21:07
Right.
01:21:08
Well, usually that's why you can only bet so much on some shit like that.
01:21:15
I like how
01:21:15
the prop bet community in Vegas totally.
01:21:18
Some they're whatever at everyone and said,
01:21:22
they started taking prop bets on whether prop that was going to be banned
01:21:26
if, if who's to who's going to be arrested next.
01:21:30
They do.
01:21:30
They did up prop bets on everything you could think of, basically
01:21:33
letting everyone know there's no stopping it now.
01:21:36
Well, no stopping us betting when it comes to betting.
01:21:38
What happen? I'm going to come.
01:21:42
Somebody came.
01:21:45
Yeah.
01:21:45
So what happened?
01:21:49
I don't know,
01:21:50
Chauncey Billups.
01:21:51
Is that what you're talking about?
01:21:52
Allegedly there was.
01:21:56
And then I at first I thought, well, maybe, just maybe he wasn't in on it,
01:21:59
but apparently he did. He wore glasses like this.
01:22:01
They could see what they had printed on the backs of cards or other.
01:22:05
He did work as they he did that.
01:22:06
So some people were claiming
01:22:08
that he was potentially just a patsy that they were using too.
01:22:11
No, no way for namesake.
01:22:13
Hey, you can play cards with Chauncey Billups.
01:22:15
Yeah, they definitely used him for that.
01:22:17
But he also was in on it.
01:22:19
Everyone was in on it except the fucking Mark.
01:22:21
Who was the professional gambler? Sure he.
01:22:23
Are you sure he was in on it?
01:22:25
No. I allegedly, allegedly guards and they were getting pay.
01:22:28
He was getting paid.
01:22:29
But yeah, for my research, he he was he wore glasses.
01:22:33
They had special ultraviolet shit on the back of the cards about stuff like that.
01:22:37
But he used specifically him.
01:22:40
It's been a while.
01:22:40
He wore the glasses, is what I heard.
01:22:42
Allegedly.
01:22:43
I don't know, it'll all come out in, discovery, but.
01:22:48
So my only hope now is that so?
01:22:49
I heard that basically that's the the mark.
01:22:52
The professional gambler afterwards would be like, fuck you, you cheated me.
01:22:54
I'm not paying.
01:22:55
But then in perfect mafia muscle,
01:22:57
they basically made them pay through violent, you know, threats and shit.
01:23:00
So maybe, just maybe,
01:23:02
Billups was being violently threatened with something they had over him
01:23:05
because he.
01:23:06
Dude, he made 100 million playing.
01:23:08
He's making a lot of money coaching.
01:23:11
Why? He doesn't need to cheat and make money like that.
01:23:15
So I think he was probably not like there's been this type
01:23:19
of a lot of like gambling allegedly situations.
01:23:23
This guy just crap just in me.
01:23:25
Like he allegedly that's ignorant.
01:23:28
Why is he wearing two different shoes?
01:23:31
That's the thing.
01:23:32
That's this is why, Greg.
01:23:35
Because he's got he's got two different feet and nothing with that.
01:23:39
I'm confused.
01:23:42
You know, you look like you look like a kicker from the fucking 80s.
01:23:46
Yeah.
01:23:47
Here, here, Brady and I am going to discuss
01:23:51
this game, though.
01:23:54
Here.
01:23:54
He's over here with you recuse on like I said I don't think you,
01:23:59
I believe that he did.
01:24:01
He was laying down for that.
01:24:03
Oh, crap. I had to get up.
01:24:05
That took a while.
01:24:06
Oh, yeah. Okay, so my shoes don't match.
01:24:10
Speaking of shoes,
01:24:12
one of the shoes that, shuffles the shuffle.
01:24:15
The shoe. They call that the shoe.
01:24:18
Okay, the
01:24:19
the modern one actually reads cards on purpose,
01:24:22
so that if anybody were to be adding cards in their sleeves
01:24:25
or the dealer were taking cards out or adding cards
01:24:28
after the fact, they have like an audit trail of the deck.
01:24:31
Yeah.
01:24:32
Apparently at one of the hack cards or Defcon, they call it.
01:24:35
One of the hackers took a USB thing, put it in there, and was able to send
01:24:38
that list offsite in real time.
01:24:42
Oh, ops.
01:24:43
So apparently these are pretty exploitable.
01:24:47
I guess they were.
01:24:48
They were using something to that effect where they knew the entire.
01:24:51
So like as soon as you as soon as they were playing hold them.
01:24:53
So as soon as you flip the
01:24:56
what's that called?
01:24:58
The river.
01:25:00
No, the first one, it's called the shoe.
01:25:03
The flop. That's it. Thank you.
01:25:04
As soon as I turn the flop, you know the order of the rest of the card.
01:25:08
You know everything.
01:25:10
That's everything.
01:25:12
Everything.
01:25:13
Everything. Everything.
01:25:16
So it was so obvious they said to you because the amateurs would.
01:25:19
They were like betting on nothing and winning.
01:25:23
Like, a lot. Right?
01:25:25
That's what you can do.
01:25:27
A place like you don't even I.
01:25:30
You know what? I don't mind there.
01:25:31
If you if you sit down and gamble,
01:25:32
I just assume that the house is cheating and everybody who's playing me tries.
01:25:36
If you've ever played any games with me,
01:25:38
I just assume you're cheating right off the bat, right?
01:25:41
The house is cheating because the house wins.
01:25:43
So April 9th, 2019. Don't gamble.
01:25:46
Is that right?
01:25:47
Allege that rigged poker games backed by the banana,
01:25:51
Benigno, Fernando Gambino and the Avengers.
01:25:55
Hey, don't be just lumping all Italians together, you black
01:25:59
Costa Nostra began as early as 2019.
01:26:02
What specific game involving Billups on this date?
01:26:05
Allegedly defrauding victims of more than $50,000
01:26:08
in featured a shuffling machine that had secretly been secretly altered
01:26:12
to use concealed technology to read the cards on deck, predict
01:26:15
which player to drink the player table, and had the best poker hand.
01:26:19
It was millions when it was all, said an operator.
01:26:23
Blah blah blah blah.
01:26:24
October 2020.
01:26:25
The indictment alleges that following another rigged poker
01:26:28
game in late October 2020, bank records show codefendant Robert Robert Steward, no
01:26:33
relation to Rod Stewart, wired $50,000 to co-defendants
01:26:37
Sophia Richie, Sophia Uy.
01:26:42
Sorry, doing two things at one.
01:26:44
So if you want, do one thing at once.
01:26:47
Sorry. I need to repeat that.
01:26:49
Bank records show codefendant Robert Rod Stewart and, wired
01:26:53
$50,000 to codefendant Sophia Eggroll.
01:26:57
Who then wired $50,000 to Billups.
01:27:01
December 2022.
01:27:02
And investigators allege that this is one
01:27:03
gambling scheme involving nonpublic games.
01:27:05
Status information began with the co-defendants accused of using,
01:27:09
quote, access to private information by NBA players or NBA coaches
01:27:13
that likely affect the outcome of upcoming NBA games or individual performances.
01:27:17
End quote.
01:27:18
According to the Federal, do you have $100 million?
01:27:21
Who doesn't want $50,000?
01:27:25
February 2023.
01:27:27
The morning before the game between Los Angeles Lakers and Milan
01:27:29
no jail is accused of providing nonpublic injury
01:27:33
information about an unnamed player who fits the description of Blind James
01:27:36
in an incident.
01:27:37
Jones, according to the investigation, sent a text message
01:27:40
alerting a coconspirator in the case that James would not be playing
01:27:43
even though James had not been ruled out of the official injury report yet.
01:27:47
James did not play in the game and that's, that's
01:27:49
where it gets me, man.
01:27:53
Verse 23 I don't think that is
01:27:55
is Katie is it sounds like if a guy is ready to play
01:27:59
or not ready to play, if it's, if it's right on the edge, there,
01:28:03
it could be a real game time decision.
01:28:11
Read on though.
01:28:11
Hey I mean he gets he gets the he told his buddy ahead of time
01:28:16
to because he's going out at this minute I mean it was just yeah.
01:28:20
Rozier playing for the Charlotte Hornets informed codefendant
01:28:24
Denaro late last year that Rozier was going to prematurely remove himself
01:28:28
from the game against the New Orleans Pelicans in the first quarter over
01:28:32
last year, then allegedly sold this information
01:28:35
to multiple coconspirators, including co-defendants Marvis.
01:28:38
Fairly, fairly and an unnamed Coconspirator agreed to pay
01:28:42
laster $100,000 from their expected gambling winnings.
01:28:47
Bailey also told the information
01:28:49
to call defendant Shane Henning.
01:28:52
You still have to look for a name for those dates in order
01:28:55
to which place wagers and prop bets for
01:28:58
the game.
01:29:00
In the game prior to the start of March 23rd game, authorities allege Henning
01:29:04
other known names.
01:29:04
The bench really picks it up.
01:29:06
That game in the investigation plays more than $260,000 in bets on Rozier under.
01:29:14
NBA backups are good at basketball.
01:29:17
March 2020 that we're on the front page.
01:29:20
I'm sorry where I want to play.
01:29:23
I want to get on a lot of drama.
01:29:24
I sorry, I'm interrupting the thing here.
01:29:26
This is my line keeps going I didn't realize, I didn't realize, yeah.
01:29:29
20 2324 wow. My bad.
01:29:33
The worst part is it's it's going to keep going.
01:29:35
2025, 2026, 2027.
01:29:39
Well, it's not going to stop.
01:29:40
Well, they're going to catch these people.
01:29:41
And there's a void of evil that will be filled like a vacuum. Yes.
01:29:47
So starting in 2019 it trickles in.
01:29:49
But then once you hit 2023, it's a it's very regular.
01:29:54
And then once something becomes, you see
01:29:56
people do arrested.
01:30:00
What I want to know, though, is because with this surveillance state
01:30:02
that we live in this for years, no one in the world is going to tell me
01:30:06
that they didn't know, because there's evidence right there.
01:30:08
They knew at least back to 2019.
01:30:09
They probably knew everything all the time.
01:30:11
Why now? Why why didn't they?
01:30:14
Why? States finally got enough evidence.
01:30:18
Yeah. Did you hear that?
01:30:19
One of the media people said it was Trump's for you.
01:30:21
He's coming after the WNBA next.
01:30:24
Trump had nothing as high as you can.
01:30:26
And they found, you know, who the who the top maybe the top guy was.
01:30:30
And they were trying to find who the top guy was.
01:30:32
It's LeBron James
01:30:35
allegedly like you always do.
01:30:40
Yeah. Like he always does.
01:30:41
Thank you. Deadpool.
01:30:43
Like you always.
01:30:45
So, in recent news.
01:30:49
Local news, breaking, the.
01:30:59
Breaking.
01:31:00
This happened, yesterday.
01:31:02
So the news is from today. The deal.
01:31:05
Oh. Hold on, I got a it first.
01:31:07
It's so disappointing nowadays when it's not a dildo on the field or the court.
01:31:10
Oh, we can do a deal. Those.
01:31:11
We got we got some, what's in my rectum?
01:31:14
Speaking of dildos. Yeah.
01:31:17
This just in.
01:31:18
Oh, Katy Perry is now dating Justin Trudeau, the former prime
01:31:21
minister of Canada
01:31:24
youth.
01:31:26
Given the.
01:31:28
Yeah, he looks like he just had sex with Katy Perry, which is scary.
01:31:32
Dude, she's been with a lot of the wrong people.
01:31:35
You got some dude, Justin, I don't I can't stand you.
01:31:37
But run away, man.
01:31:38
Have you seen she doesn't stay with men very long.
01:31:42
When they leave, they look like you're going to lose your life force.
01:31:45
She's a witch.
01:31:45
She's going to suck the life force out of, you know.
01:31:48
Or maybe you are the. Maybe. You know what?
01:31:50
You guys are perfect for each other. I don't know what I'm talking about.
01:31:55
Being,
01:31:59
That turned into
01:32:00
something police say they've never seen before.
01:32:03
This gushing and gushing use.
01:32:04
Detroit a suspect hijacking an ambulance with an EMT.
01:32:08
And it was gushing and gushing. That's the same guy, right?
01:32:11
The dashcam video that started from the chasing me.
01:32:14
It's gushing.
01:32:15
And by that name, have you seen anything like this before?
01:32:20
I mean, ten mile. No, VI no, no.
01:32:21
You always say the breaking down.
01:32:23
You always say the number
01:32:24
street last police Chief Eric Zinser said it started Friday.
01:32:28
We know why.
01:32:29
And ten mile just after 3:15 p.m., officers responded.
01:32:33
That's a crazy intersection, man.
01:32:34
I worked on one of those corners for a while.
01:32:36
Police tell me the driver is 33 year old Chang Lin Lee.
01:32:40
When officers arrived.
01:32:41
It's by present at the scene, but by a ball.
01:32:44
The other driver who had a leg injury.
01:32:47
3:21 p.m. the ambulance arrived.
01:32:49
This is the best part. Takes a position. City need a leg up.
01:32:52
I know by this angle shows the at fault driver Lee back at the scene,
01:32:56
checking out his vehicle and taking pictures of the crash.
01:32:59
So three minutes later he becomes the suspect.
01:33:02
Oh, there we go. It's gone. Leaving the first responders.
01:33:06
Y'all took a minute to process it.
01:33:08
Yeah.
01:33:09
The chase begins with Lee driving the ambulance at over 70 miles.
01:33:13
Nice, dude.
01:33:14
I played this video game.
01:33:16
I played this this video game rules actually close
01:33:19
is the easiest way to avoid the cops.
01:33:21
Or half the game is to fucking steal an ambulance.
01:33:24
That he was. Yeah.
01:33:25
Pretty much destruction vehicles. Yes.
01:33:28
Play blame video games.
01:33:29
To be honest with you, you already pulled the trigger.
01:33:31
You're going to prevent Grand Theft Auto five from coming out
01:33:35
to resist your pursuit to continue.
01:33:37
Five, six, six.
01:33:39
In the past, you could turn your lights off.
01:33:42
I guess he's safe.
01:33:42
Safety first, a gravel hauler, and crashes into a third driver.
01:33:47
Lee jumps out of the ambulance and a struggle ensues.
01:33:50
They are trying to.
01:33:51
That's not a struggle. That's an arrest.
01:33:53
A struggle ensues.
01:33:54
If he's civil, it's hard to stop resisting.
01:33:58
Hey girl, stop resisting my knee in your face.
01:34:02
Stop resisting my knee in your face. Handcuffs.
01:34:05
Neither the officers or the suspect. What do you know?
01:34:07
The human, the paramedic.
01:34:09
Automatic, if you're not fighting, is to just turtle that 70.
01:34:13
Protect your head in this crash.
01:34:15
Walked away with broken.
01:34:16
So stop resisting is an injury.
01:34:18
This is not exactly something that you see every day.
01:34:20
This could have been much, much worse.
01:34:22
Meanwhile, Lee was charged this past Saturday with seven
01:34:25
felony counts, including carjacking and fleeing police.
01:34:28
The court is prepared to set bond in the amount of $5 million as surety. No.
01:34:32
Ten five
01:34:33
tells me
01:34:35
Lee, it's your lawyer.
01:34:37
Now, the reason why the police don't know shit.
01:34:40
Long guns over the weekend now.
01:34:43
Lee will be back in court on November 3rd when he's long gone after the weekend.
01:34:47
Seven news the wrong gun
01:34:50
Ryan Garon, the
01:34:53
that's fun, right?
01:34:55
Interesting local story.
01:34:57
Did he just say Herro ro Herro.
01:35:07
They didn't say how the paramedic and the patient were.
01:35:09
Is. The patient was in, like, two car accidents and one to.
01:35:15
We mentioned this, but I want to go back to it.
01:35:17
Tesla is the first ever company I know of.
01:35:19
If you look at this list right here, Bluetooth karaoke,
01:35:22
Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Sirius XM.
01:35:25
But what is it missing?
01:35:27
Tesla, in honor of saving cost, has reduced
01:35:31
FM and Am radio on their new standard model.
01:35:34
Why does that mean the price is going to drop?
01:35:37
To get FM and Am radio, you have to pay the $5,000 extra
01:35:40
to either get your music streaming premium model Y.
01:35:44
So this brand new radio y, free radio streaming am.
01:35:48
I'm sick of using streaming and then hear the people next to me
01:35:51
cheering when the Red wings score.
01:35:53
I got to wait five minutes before I catch up.
01:35:56
Well, maybe you should grow up.
01:35:58
Sports.
01:35:59
Oh, Golden, an old man
01:36:01
living in a bubble down.
01:36:03
That's true.
01:36:04
Do you guys want to be on a game show?
01:36:06
Yeah. No, never.
01:36:08
We have several game shows, but they're only rumble.
01:36:11
Rumble. Only appropriate.
01:36:12
These are.
01:36:13
These are my.
01:36:14
But this is a rumble game show, and I asked us for it to be on, but he didn't.
01:36:20
He did not reply this time, but we're going to check it out.
01:36:23
Our download the browser.
01:36:25
It was a sleazy p martini.
01:36:28
Hate to break the band manager of the of the band Gua.
01:36:32
You're saying
01:36:34
you ever heard of the band Gua?
01:36:35
Yeah, it's very late. Tax office.
01:36:38
This is their manager from a music video.
01:36:41
It's not the actual. I mean, I don't think actually manages the band.
01:36:43
And he doesn't even do that.
01:36:45
It's the same pop that popular pop.
01:36:49
But I sent him an email and I asked if we could be
01:36:51
the three contestants on the show because he has it every Monday.
01:36:55
Sorry.
01:36:57
So, I want to say it's like a Chromecast.
01:37:00
I'm busy every Monday.
01:37:01
Not sure what I was looking to do it.
01:37:03
There's like a it doesn't look like they're set up stage.
01:37:06
Is it like this show? Is it cake or.
01:37:09
You have to guess if it's cake or not.
01:37:11
I know he's going to have trivia questions.
01:37:13
And then you pick out of a bottle of choice A, B, C or D,
01:37:16
and then you went rocks.
01:37:17
Because I don't think they can do money because, you know, rocks like crack.
01:37:20
38 I can make that.
01:37:21
I'm gonna rock one. Farrell.
01:37:24
Let's kick sleazy p martini from the, Okay.
01:37:28
Go with Dino, the band Gua.
01:37:30
And this concert looks like they're having technical difficulty.
01:37:33
We'll come back when they're actually playing the game so we can check it out.
01:37:35
That was my plan. They're not to just watch it stick around.
01:37:41
Do you have any guys asked for?
01:37:44
Yeah,
01:37:46
I'm going to ask Brady.
01:37:58
Okay.
01:37:59
Dr. Brady, I just got a trail cam,
01:38:02
and instead of a SD card, it takes a TF card in. You.
01:38:07
All right?
01:38:09
Or he'll or whatever the card is, to get one of,
01:38:14
I don't know, w tf card.
01:38:17
Yeah, I don't know how to send you a,
01:38:22
a video that I took to my trail card, which would be cool to share to the show,
01:38:27
but I can't even get it off my god dang
01:38:30
bill. Cam.
01:38:32
True.
01:38:32
Cam, by the way, is short for
01:38:35
camera that I strapped to a tree outside.
01:38:39
Yeah. We're not.
01:38:40
Thank you for mansplaining.
01:38:41
Trail cam.
01:38:42
Yeah.
01:38:45
So first of all, I feel cam.
01:38:48
Is the footage worth.
01:38:49
Well, it depends if it's. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
01:38:52
There's one.
01:38:54
There's one that has to be seen on the show from show.
01:38:58
Is that one?
01:39:01
Yeah.
01:39:01
Welcome to Fladge Rants please. Like and subscribe.
01:39:04
Get that thumbs up if you like us.
01:39:05
Thumbs down if you don't.
01:39:07
Do we?
01:39:07
Showing you, it's on the phone number or the,
01:39:11
the brand new merch store
01:39:15
because I don't yeah, I don't I don't have
01:39:17
payment processing set up yet, so we should wait to to pimp that because.
01:39:20
Right. That's why I said it's the one is working.
01:39:23
We can see the stuff though, so we could definitely check that out.
01:39:27
Oh yeah. Yeah. So you're you're trail cam.
01:39:29
If you don't have a reader
01:39:30
on your computer to pull that card out and pop it into a little slider,
01:39:33
that back up my computer,
01:39:37
computer, tablet, anything that has a USB plug phone.
01:39:40
Your phone has a USB C, right? Yes.
01:39:43
All right.
01:39:44
So you can, you can get a USBc well, that you normally plug in to charge,
01:39:47
and there might be a spot on your camera to plug it in,
01:39:50
and then you can transfer it over that wire.
01:39:52
I tried that
01:39:54
and you didn't have the
01:39:55
driver or it didn't work.
01:39:59
Okay.
01:40:00
Now to explain driver to me.
01:40:02
Oh you're not.
01:40:04
It's a piece of software that goes along with a piece of hardware to make it work.
01:40:07
I don't have that.
01:40:10
Your it should be built into your phone if you use your.
01:40:13
Did you use your phone?
01:40:13
You have a Samsung phone with the usb-C, right?
01:40:16
I'm using it right now.
01:40:18
Yeah. It should just plug into that.
01:40:20
Maybe no plugs right in. Yes.
01:40:23
Text me what kind of camera you have after the show, and I will tell you
01:40:26
we're not gonna be able to do it this year, if that's what you're hoping.
01:40:29
No, it's still strapped to a tree over there.
01:40:34
Do you want a tease? What you got?
01:40:35
Was it wildlife? Was it Bigfoot?
01:40:38
Well, Bigfoot is what Bigfoot is.
01:40:40
Wildlife. There are some deer.
01:40:44
Oh, there are some deer.
01:40:48
It was cool.
01:40:49
They're they're really close.
01:40:51
They were like, jokes out the camera, like.
01:40:54
But really close.
01:40:55
Cousin growing up.
01:40:58
Look at that sexy hair you have,
01:41:01
taunting you and mocking you.
01:41:03
Tell me,
01:41:05
is there anything before I started the show?
01:41:07
Sexy. Here.
01:41:10
So we have a new glass set.
01:41:11
Collect all for.
01:41:13
Okay, good.
01:41:14
We have the kid out there, cowboy.
01:41:17
The fourth one is just you again without your name, but, yeah, we can,
01:41:20
we can.
01:41:20
So here's the deal. What I was thinking.
01:41:22
You get the three of us, and then you order a custom one.
01:41:25
Send me a picture of you,
01:41:26
and I'll put whoever is ordering the mug or the glasses as the fourth one.
01:41:30
That's a great idea, isn't it?
01:41:33
Yeah.
01:41:34
You got a baby. There's first miss pageants.
01:41:37
This is all just in time for Christmas.
01:41:39
Fladge Rants onesie.
01:41:40
Our new bullhorn shirt.
01:41:42
Because we're getting popular enough
01:41:43
where people recognize it just from the bullhorn now. Yeah.
01:41:46
They do.
01:41:47
Tons of hats now, all with the new logo embroidered.
01:41:50
So I don't know what fluffy or puffy.
01:41:53
I'm sorry, puffy embroidering is.
01:41:55
It sounded gay, so I just got flat.
01:41:59
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
01:42:01
And for the life of me, I cannot get your face on here.
01:42:05
Yeah, this is the bandana.
01:42:08
This is the bandana.
01:42:10
But it doesn't show it when it's on the dog.
01:42:14
Pretty lame of it not to do that.
01:42:16
I think the dog should have my face on it.
01:42:19
More shirts, more phone cases, the infamous.
01:42:21
Oh, hey, we do have a sale right now going the infamous $99 bikini.
01:42:26
You see that?
01:42:27
Look at them.
01:42:28
Yeah. Okay,
01:42:30
now it's now on sale.
01:42:31
50% off, $49 through Christmas. Two.
01:42:38
Half off because she's wearing it.
01:42:40
Half off. You see. Yeah, she is.
01:42:44
Look at that.
01:42:44
Look at where your beard chins go.
01:42:46
Your your chins your chin beard.
01:42:50
Tickle. Yeah.
01:42:52
That's that tickle.
01:42:54
Wait. You're looking down too. Is your dude.
01:42:56
You're supposed their eyes are up here and then you can put this on and say, no.
01:43:00
Look, your eyes are down there.
01:43:02
Yeah. Perfect.
01:43:07
Tons of books.
01:43:08
What a perfect way for Mrs.
01:43:10
Gary to say I'm sorry.
01:43:11
And to try a flatter hands,
01:43:16
two piece.
01:43:19
Yeah. That's.
01:43:20
Yeah. So there you send your videos,
01:43:23
email them at Fladge Rants at gmail.com.
01:43:27
We've got some slides that I had to redo three times
01:43:30
because of inappropriate, positioning.
01:43:33
It looked like it said, well, not fladge rants.
01:43:36
I'll just say, oh wow.
01:43:41
And it was definitely chosen intentionally.
01:43:46
So the, the new logo on the regular shirt looks amazing.
01:43:50
Of course, we have a pickleball set.
01:43:53
Hey, of course we do.
01:43:55
For the body.
01:43:57
This hoodie is. Dude, I want the hoodie.
01:43:59
Honestly, I do all the shit out here.
01:44:00
I want the hoodie.
01:44:03
Come on, open
01:44:05
with the yoga pants.
01:44:07
Look at the fucking hoodie.
01:44:08
Look at this hoodie. It's got that on the back.
01:44:11
Yes, I agree, it's got the flare.
01:44:14
It's down the the arm.
01:44:18
Bullhorn on the front.
01:44:19
You. That's that's sexy
01:44:22
kind of Halloween if you want to get it for Halloween.
01:44:25
Comes in 7 to 10 colors.
01:44:28
Three, 7 to 10.
01:44:31
Yeah. I don't know how many colors. How many colors.
01:44:32
You only in one color.
01:44:34
123123456789 ten
01:44:39
1112 1314 1516.
01:44:42
Colors. See, I was underselling it.
01:44:44
You only get seven colors, eight colors, nine colors or ten colors.
01:44:48
It's like seven and ten.
01:44:50
And that's it, right?
01:44:51
That's it.
01:44:55
And so these are going to be updated.
01:44:57
I wanted to get these out but I don't I didn't have the new logo for her.
01:45:02
So this is the old logo.
01:45:03
But they're just so nice.
01:45:04
Anyways look at that.
01:45:06
Oh wow that's great everybody.
01:45:09
It's great.
01:45:10
Oh no she's a real body dude.
01:45:11
She's been look at what you get on the back.
01:45:15
Oh. Oh it's great.
01:45:20
I'm like a tramp stamp.
01:45:21
That's fucking hot.
01:45:22
Look at that. Look at that.
01:45:24
Now, just to make sure you're talking about eye bodies.
01:45:28
And I hear you, I hear you.
01:45:29
The women are crying.
01:45:31
Stop with the eye body.
01:45:32
So look what I got just for you.
01:45:34
Just for you.
01:45:35
Draw.
01:45:38
Come on, roll up.
01:45:39
There you go.
01:45:40
There you go, little fat. Hang over.
01:45:42
See that?
01:45:43
Let's zoom in on that just in case you can't see it.
01:45:45
Look at that.
01:45:46
Even that's what.
01:45:50
Airbrushed.
01:45:52
No, look,
01:45:54
they look good on a skinny body too.
01:45:57
Oh that's what I prefer
01:45:59
I like that, that accidentally says rage right on her vagina and rage.
01:46:03
Yeah.
01:46:04
Raise the rage.
01:46:05
It's the rage range. Yeah.
01:46:09
But yeah we're going to update that logo.
01:46:11
Does it say that because fladge rants, fladge rants,
01:46:15
fladge rants when you push it together at the seams says fladge rage.
01:46:19
So how many letters are we missing and how big is this gap?
01:46:22
Yeah I'm kidding right? Yeah. It's funny.
01:46:24
It's funny you say that because when I,
01:46:26
when I printed it out, it gives not the letter Z.
01:46:29
When I printed it out, it warned me.
01:46:31
You ever see that one in there?
01:46:35
Yeah.
01:46:37
You're saying I have no idea what you're saying I or do I?
01:46:41
There's six letters missing that are lost in that badge right there.
01:46:46
Wow, I can't
01:46:48
so when I updated it, when I loaded it, said warning.
01:46:51
This picture is for medium only.
01:46:53
We cannot guarantee where the letters will land on any other sizes.
01:46:57
Wow. Oh.
01:47:01
We shouldn't sell any larger sizes.
01:47:03
Look at that over here.
01:47:07
Oh, I like that.
01:47:08
Like a tiger roll.
01:47:10
Yeah, they actually look good right now.
01:47:13
That looks fit. Doesn't that look fantastic?
01:47:16
Yeah. It does.
01:47:17
I like it. How much for the body?
01:47:19
How much for the body?
01:47:23
Yeah, that's the new merch store.
01:47:25
We do custom items too.
01:47:26
Just send us, send us a drop us, us, send us,
01:47:30
I don't know what we send.
01:47:34
A lie I was going to say drop us a line with that.
01:47:37
We don't.
01:47:38
What does that mean?
01:47:39
Yeah, try that kind of a line.
01:47:41
Try to drop me a line.
01:47:44
Should we make a sandwich?
01:47:45
Don't drop a line.
01:47:46
Oh, we should definitely make a sandwich.
01:47:49
Bring me a sandwich. Guys, I'm. We're out here.
01:47:53
Made that for me.
01:47:55
Let's at the vicious dog.
01:47:57
Cat for you.
01:47:58
I hate you, I fucking love you. Not.
01:48:02
I'm not ready.
01:48:03
You're not.
01:48:04
I, Ryan
01:48:06
time.
01:48:07
But I am ready,
01:48:09
ready? Ready. Foreign.
01:48:10
I'm not hungry.
01:48:13
And what?
01:48:15
Oh, this is a bad idea.
01:48:17
That's a hot dog bun.
01:48:18
Oh, it's a bad idea.
01:48:21
No, it's my bad.
01:48:25
Let's see what happens next.
01:48:29
This is the.
01:48:29
Just in case you didn't.
01:48:30
You'll get it just in case you didn't catch the beginning.
01:48:33
He's sitting in a bathtub.
01:48:35
Yeah, and he's wearing socks.
01:48:38
Oh, then he's die.
01:48:40
Are we gonna be all right?
01:48:41
If you are going to be submerged in water, you touch electricity.
01:48:44
You're going to want socks on to make sure that you're grounded. Yeah.
01:48:47
He does have a toaster.
01:48:48
Well, we're still on YouTube, so I assume nobody dies.
01:48:51
Otherwise, we been rumble. Only.
01:48:55
I don't know if I didn't watch any of these.
01:48:57
I'm a I'm a I'm a rabid.
01:49:01
Assemble the dog.
01:49:07
I was told it's gonna be a sandwich.
01:49:08
He makes the government case.
01:49:10
It's not a sandwich.
01:49:14
Hot dog is a sandwich.
01:49:16
Most definitely is a sandwich.
01:49:18
That's way too much ketchup and mustard.
01:49:20
Yep, that's a fine mustard.
01:49:22
Go fuck yourself. Dipped it.
01:49:25
Fuck off.
01:49:26
Dude, why did you send this hot,
01:49:30
dirty sock that's busting hard like a.
01:49:35
I gotta ask you, what are you more grossed out about?
01:49:37
Eating the bathwater or sitting in the bath water?
01:49:39
Hot dog, hot dog.
01:49:41
Bathwater.
01:49:44
Those are your only two baths.
01:49:46
Sandwich.
01:49:47
Neither too much.
01:49:48
But the part that's serving him the most out of all this is a Diet Coke.
01:49:51
I want soggy bun.
01:49:53
What are we in a in an eating competition?
01:49:55
We're just here. Yeah, you know the rules.
01:49:58
There's aspartame in there.
01:49:59
Fucking coke.
01:50:00
There's usually a bunch of, egg roll.
01:50:05
In those competitions, please put it in the fucking bath.
01:50:08
Why not? Right. SIP. SIP.
01:50:11
Beer.
01:50:11
I don't want to contribute to this artwork.
01:50:16
You send this to a friend.
01:50:19
Are you with your pants right now?
01:50:21
Is that why you sent it? Hot dog time. Way.
01:50:24
What a terrible tattoo. I think I was like,
01:50:27
he's got pretty mullet.
01:50:30
Look here.
01:50:31
Here's the sandwich segment that I sent in this week.
01:50:33
It's the chicken Caesar salad.
01:50:35
Garlic knot sandwich.
01:50:37
Look at that motherfucker.
01:50:38
That sounds good.
01:50:41
That's healthy too, because it's a salad.
01:50:43
Yeah, it is a healthy.
01:50:50
I don't understand, okay?
01:50:51
I can't go wrong with that.
01:50:53
I can't hear you. Do you can't?
01:50:56
You're right.
01:50:56
I see the big red square because I fucking changed it without.
01:51:01
Go ahead, do something else.
01:51:02
I'll be back in fucking five minutes.
01:51:03
Because the stream. Yeah. It's not my fried.
01:51:06
Let's do these.
01:51:07
There has not been one fuck up until now.
01:51:10
I'm getting pretty fast at it. Share.
01:51:12
So I've got, bro, fucking right down.
01:51:17
We're doing sandwich consuming.
01:51:19
Excessive carbohydrates can have several negative health effects.
01:51:22
Oh. Somehow someone including weight gain,
01:51:25
increased risk of type two diabetes, heart
01:51:27
disease, metabolic syndrome, bloating and gas fatigue,
01:51:32
nutrients deficiencies, and other potential health issues.
01:51:37
Some have linked excessive carbohydrate intake to an increased risk
01:51:41
of certain types of cancer, kidney disease, and cognitive decline.
01:51:48
What a fuck starts a conversation like that?
01:51:51
But there you go. That's great.
01:51:53
Oh my god.
01:51:54
Oh my goodness, I don't even know where to start.
01:51:58
I had to I don't I don't even know how to eat this here.
01:52:01
He doesn't know how to eat a sandwich.
01:52:04
There you go. You figured it out.
01:52:05
Yeah. That's it. Yeah.
01:52:07
That was great. A mold.
01:52:10
Where's he going?
01:52:10
He don't like it that he didn't throw his glasses. Idiot!
01:52:13
You ran away.
01:52:14
This is the throw your glasses guy.
01:52:15
In case you didn't know.
01:52:19
I have no idea.
01:52:20
I just he looked like an ordinary black man to me.
01:52:23
Oh, wait. Okay. I'm sorry. There's the glasses.
01:52:25
Oh, here.
01:52:26
Had to go all the way back to this hotel, to the top of the bread.
01:52:29
We got a he's got to go.
01:52:31
I guess I missed this one.
01:52:33
He puts on his glasses just so he can take them off and go.
01:52:36
Oh my goodness.
01:52:37
It's the garlic on.
01:52:38
This is an Alaskan Airlines commercial for the glasses.
01:52:41
Bet it gets to you immediately. No way.
01:52:43
They farm and sees
01:52:46
the chicken and cheese makes it.
01:52:47
Oh, this is the last time I fly to Alaska.
01:52:51
Well there's to see if they were consistent.
01:52:52
It's the, Old Spice way until I got that. Oh, no.
01:52:55
I wanted to see how you're racist and see.
01:52:57
Let's take a look,
01:52:59
you know.
01:53:00
Oh, look at those.
01:53:02
That's what I'm talking about. Look at that.
01:53:04
Hey, dude, we live in 2025.
01:53:06
You get that excited just out of food.
01:53:07
Consistency that man.
01:53:09
They did it twice in new Jersey fans.
01:53:12
They made two of them.
01:53:14
Two of them that were good.
01:53:15
Twice.
01:53:18
More sandwich.
01:53:19
That one. That's worth the bread.
01:53:21
I gotta watch out though.
01:53:24
Yeah, yeah,
01:53:26
but it's just taking sandwiches too far, so I want I had to do that one.
01:53:29
Oh wait. No there's a dang.
01:53:30
Oh do they, do they take away too far.
01:53:34
We better do.
01:53:34
Dang sandwich first then dang sandwich. Yeah.
01:53:37
This is so good.
01:53:39
Good lord.
01:53:43
Stay hungry or you make a sandwich.
01:53:45
Or if a sandwich. Sandwiches.
01:53:47
What is it? Was your fix or fuck sandwiches?
01:53:49
Stupid fuck.
01:53:56
I like this, yeah.
01:54:06
What?
01:54:08
What?
01:54:10
Pledge
01:54:12
flag.
01:54:13
Gotta go low and slow.
01:54:17
That's what she said.
01:54:19
Dang.
01:54:20
Well, so that was just a grilled cheese that.
01:54:27
It's an underrated sandwich, man.
01:54:32
That's a sandwich.
01:54:34
Look at that sandwich.
01:54:36
Friggin sandwich.
01:54:40
I'm not impressed with that sandwich anymore.
01:54:43
It was impressive when it was six feet long.
01:54:50
And it had lettuce and tomato and crap.
01:54:52
I'm sorry. There's this.
01:54:53
Taking sandwiches too far.
01:54:54
Did I copy the wrong thing?
01:54:59
I don't recognize it.
01:55:00
It says fall pumpkins.
01:55:02
Maybe. Were you.
01:55:03
Dude puts a couple burgers.
01:55:06
Oh, I see, I see what I did, okay, I see what I did.
01:55:11
Dude puts a couple of burgers at a burrito.
01:55:13
It's incredible.
01:55:14
Like this. It's retarded. Wow
01:55:19
wow wow.
01:55:28
If you guys notice
01:55:29
that I can't sit upright today.
01:55:32
Yeah, I just thought you were getting lazy, and I.
01:55:34
So did you know, I took my.
01:55:36
My back will not tolerate the seated position.
01:55:41
Well,
01:55:42
I don't know.
01:55:43
I did some joint standing
01:55:46
I have it sucks to be joint sitting on the penis.
01:55:51
Yes, I don't know.
01:55:54
Wait, no.
01:55:58
On your own penis?
01:56:01
Yeah.
01:56:01
So this last sandwich, starting with two burgers? Yes.
01:56:05
I mean, that's incredible looking chicken.
01:56:08
That's that breading is just falling off.
01:56:11
Yeah, I could do without the signature mayo or whatever
01:56:14
the fuck they're put on it.
01:56:14
Yeah, this this goes too far.
01:56:17
Two cheeseburgers, chicken and a damn burrito, I.
01:56:21
Sir, how the hell you supposed to fold is better?
01:56:23
Wait a minute now. Okay?
01:56:25
You talented, and it's about laying shit on you.
01:56:27
Now, what I tried is, Look, I will try this with my eyes
01:56:31
closed with my hands behind my damn back.
01:56:35
Oh, back.
01:56:38
Is that why you said your back?
01:56:41
Is that why you abandoned the chair?
01:56:42
Right back. I have to go find a new jabber.
01:56:46
Fresh, delicious. Tasty.
01:56:48
Meaty turkey.
01:56:50
Oh, an old cut combo.
01:56:59
Yeah. So,
01:57:01
going to see me, LG of it all.
01:57:04
I heard the lean.
01:57:06
Not not Tesla, but, we got Halloween
01:57:11
or Halloween.
01:57:13
Is that why they call it that?
01:57:15
Because everybody's Halloween.
01:57:18
Oh, can we do the fire?
01:57:27
There's been an outrage in, what you always do.
01:57:30
California. As far as a Halloween.
01:57:33
Decoration concerned.
01:57:37
Is it this one?
01:57:38
Passer by.
01:57:39
We have a skeleton that's painted black, that's hung,
01:57:43
on a noose by the neck underneath the American flag.
01:57:47
You guys know that black people's skeletons aren't black, right?
01:57:51
Okay. Go ahead.
01:57:53
They're pissed because it's
01:57:54
a black skeleton.
01:57:58
We're back with a suit hanging.
01:58:00
It's a black skeleton hanging on a noose by the neck underneath the American flag.
01:58:05
Should a Confederate flag came as an enormous surprise to the homeowner.
01:58:10
No, never of lynching.
01:58:12
Oh, my gosh, no, I would never know.
01:58:16
So this is a misunderstanding. Oh, for sure.
01:58:18
You have that taken down right away,
01:58:21
you know.
01:58:22
And she did while we were there.
01:58:24
We are not about that at all. No.
01:58:28
Oh that's horrible.
01:58:29
If they knew me, they would know that that's not our intent.
01:58:32
We would never.
01:58:33
Turns out there was no noose.
01:58:35
The skeleton was zip tied to the pole.
01:58:38
I think that's it.
01:58:39
And oh, so it's more ice than it is the black.
01:58:42
More it's racist against a different people that straight from the store.
01:58:45
And as these pictures show, there have been other skeletons
01:58:49
under the flag on previous Halloweens without.
01:58:58
So innocent
01:59:00
or horseshit.
01:59:02
I don't think she should have taken it down.
01:59:03
If she was innocent, she wouldn't have taken it down.
01:59:05
The 000I00,
01:59:08
yeah, I never no, no, that's not why the 00I don't know.
01:59:13
It is hanging right underneath an American flag.
01:59:18
What does that mean, right.
01:59:19
She does a pole do.
01:59:20
There's their pole.
01:59:21
She hung it on the pole so everyone could see it.
01:59:23
It's a decoration here.
01:59:24
Hanging on a pole would go, okay, I need something to hold the skeleton up.
01:59:27
So I would use the base of the flag pole.
01:59:29
If anything,
01:59:31
to just kind of hold the skeleton in place.
01:59:34
It wouldn't be like hanging.
01:59:35
I would start at the base
01:59:36
of the flag pole, but then I would work my way up the shaft.
01:59:39
I don't know, I got a neighbor in our in our
01:59:43
somebody in our neighborhood of the Upside Down.
01:59:45
Yeah, we know your neighbor.
01:59:46
How's that color fucking posted on the front?
01:59:48
He's an asshole, dude, I was just flying my drone today because,
01:59:53
but there's a there's a river
01:59:55
nearby, and, our dogs Baldwin in the river.
01:59:58
When my.
01:59:59
So that's what you called your.
02:00:00
The leaking pipe has now become the river?
02:00:03
No, because that's why he.
02:00:04
That's why whatever.
02:00:07
But, so the ball went down the river, and so I was using the drone
02:00:10
to try to see how far down the river
02:00:11
I wanted to see if we got hung up on something,
02:00:13
but that while I was doing that, I tried to, like social convention, and
02:00:17
I tried to survey the property line based on some telephone poles
02:00:21
that are there and where the neighbors have their natural set up
02:00:25
and where the they're kind of makeshift fence shit is.
02:00:28
And it is you can just
02:00:31
line it up with, with the fucking drone
02:00:34
and then just continue it down as far as the crosshairs are concerned.
02:00:38
And because that gimbal is going to be like on point.
02:00:42
And so,
02:00:44
yeah, there's like
02:00:45
there's like there's no mistaking the dude. So.
02:00:52
Burning some shit that I probably should.
02:00:55
Right. But I'm doing it at night.
02:00:56
And it was just a bunch of like, the nuts
02:00:58
because you get a bunch of trees
02:00:59
and they drive you nuts, and the squirrels eat all the nuts,
02:01:01
and it's like, I don't know what to do with all the shit.
02:01:03
And so, like, I, I'm burning the nuts at night.
02:01:08
And so it's just like smoldering. Right?
02:01:09
And so it's like not bothering anybody.
02:01:11
It shouldn't bother anyone.
02:01:12
But I turn it over in the morning and then I go back
02:01:16
and I was going to get some wood
02:01:17
because there's like some wood from the previous owner
02:01:19
that's like tucked away back in this other area.
02:01:21
That's just like a just massive shit in this like wooded area on the way back.
02:01:28
How much for the body?
02:01:29
And, so I'm like slowly just trying to like, burn that and like,
02:01:32
he's like, who becomes marching out and he's like, oh, you got a permit?
02:01:37
You know, that's a lot of nuts.
02:01:39
Is that what he said?
02:01:41
It's illegal to to have a fire or not.
02:01:43
You know, burn leaves.
02:01:45
And it's like, I didn't like it wasn't, oh, this leaves.
02:01:49
But he's like, oh, you know, you you left the fire unattended
02:01:52
and you don't have a, you don't have a cover on it.
02:01:54
And then it's like you could burn the woods.
02:01:56
And I'm like thinking I'm like, bro, they're my fucking woods.
02:01:58
Like I don't know what.
02:01:59
Like, yeah, but no, he
02:02:02
oh wait, this is listen, I've been in neighborhood.
02:02:04
I'm a little older than you. What you say is, oh my God, you're right.
02:02:06
Thank you.
02:02:08
Yeah.
02:02:08
And then his his mouth will dry, even though you disagree 100%.
02:02:11
That's what you say.
02:02:13
No. Oh, and then he's just like yet he's just like,
02:02:16
well, shit, you just took away all his fucking wind out of his cell.
02:02:19
He's got nothing now
02:02:21
that what I was just like, oh, shit, man, I'm sorry, I didn't, I didn't realize.
02:02:25
Yeah.
02:02:25
Oh, you know, I had, you know, my wife had a baby and,
02:02:30
you know, she's, you know, blah, blah, blah.
02:02:31
She saw a big thing of smoke and like. And I'm like, dude.
02:02:34
So I'm like, all right.
02:02:36
I'm like, well, since this is we're having this conversation, I go, you know,
02:02:39
you've got this pipe that dumps a bunch of water onto my property.
02:02:43
And I go, you know, it's actually illegal for a pipe, you know, for you to like,
02:02:47
oh, oh, well, when we moved in, there was a
02:02:50
he said that there was like a, a power line
02:02:53
that fell and like, sparks and shit in the ground and blah, blah, blah.
02:02:59
And, what else did he I
02:03:01
don't know, I forget what the conversation was, but, he claimed that he.
02:03:05
So there's this damp patio that's there as well
02:03:08
that he claims, is like, oh, yeah, I don't know where the property line is.
02:03:12
They go, there's this, like makeshift fence that,
02:03:13
you know, oh, no, no, that's not the property line.
02:03:15
And he said that they he put that stamp patio in based off of the,
02:03:20
the plat maps that the city has, which are unofficial.
02:03:24
But he said that they said that they could go by that
02:03:26
and 100% certain that the his shit is completely on our property.
02:03:31
And previous owners had slowly cleared some of the woods that were our woods
02:03:36
made it because all the lots on that side are the same size.
02:03:39
If you look on Zillow, they're the exact same acreage,
02:03:42
so I don't see why the third one down would have extra space on this back end.
02:03:46
So there's going to be a problem when I get that survey.
02:03:48
And so that's going to happen. Yeah. There's probably in the spring.
02:03:51
And so that's going to be a marker entertainment.
02:03:53
When we watching you I told you my story right.
02:03:57
I did that for a gotcha for my neighbor.
02:03:59
And even though my house and the whole yard had shifted and I lost two feet.
02:04:05
Oh, so so be careful.
02:04:06
Yeah, dude, that
02:04:08
just because where you cut your grass or where somebody built a fence.
02:04:11
The earth.
02:04:11
We've learned as far as pyramids and stars change position
02:04:17
and, he's like, he's like, you know what?
02:04:18
I'm going to let you keep my my driveway is like, now inches on his property
02:04:23
and, you know, oh, that's just how it is.
02:04:25
But it doesn't make any sense.
02:04:27
Just it didn't make sense to me either.
02:04:29
But just when it turns out
02:04:30
that the fence is nowhere near the property line, that's, It's just that
02:04:33
simple.
02:04:34
But, you know, our entire block bases it where they put the fence,
02:04:39
which was wrong at the time, I guess.
02:04:42
Or maybe, I don't know, shenanigans.
02:04:43
Maybe they move the marker, but
02:04:45
a lot of places actually have a metal marker that they you can detect.
02:04:48
Yeah, I have to find it.
02:04:49
But regardless,
02:04:50
I still want a professional to come out, survey the property and then.
02:04:53
Yeah, tell those people that there
02:04:56
well, I know if we get an update, then you were right.
02:04:58
If we don't get an update.
02:05:00
Yeah, that's the last two feet of property.
02:05:02
Wow, wow.
02:05:08
Draw.
02:05:09
It's pretty crazy, but,
02:05:14
Oh, wait.
02:05:15
They're playing.
02:05:15
Well, it's the last of the interesting question
02:05:17
is, what does it mean
02:05:18
to live a finite, fragile life in an infinite, eternal universe?
02:05:21
And then I think the answer guy heads.
02:05:24
So, paradoxically, whilst we are definitely physically insignificant,
02:05:28
the Earth is one planet around one star amongst 400 billion stars in one
02:05:32
galaxy, amongst 2 trillion galaxies, and in a small patch of the universe.
02:05:35
Right? So we're definitely small, and you can't argue with that.
02:05:37
We just effects of dust.
02:05:38
But if you think about what we are, we're just collections of atoms.
02:05:41
Some of them are as old as time, pretty much in some of them,
02:05:44
the other ones, everything else.
02:05:46
And the hydrogen in our bodies was made in stars. Right.
02:05:48
And so it's all cooked over billions of years.
02:05:51
And when this pattern that can think you have a means
02:05:54
by which the universe understands and explores itself, which is us,
02:05:57
and that sounds unlikely when you put it like that,
02:06:00
but you can have a few things that were cooked in the hearts of stars
02:06:02
and sticking together in a pattern, and suddenly have some ideas and starts
02:06:06
writing music.
02:06:06
And that's quite hard.
02:06:08
The creation happened here.
02:06:09
And so the question then becomes, well again,
02:06:11
how many other worlds did that happen?
02:06:13
And that's
02:06:13
where I think the value can come in, because there aren't any other worlds
02:06:17
where this happened, certainly in our galaxy.
02:06:19
So it could be this planet notwithstanding.
02:06:21
Certainly significance is the only place where anything thinks so.
02:06:25
Maybe they just maybe they're just quiet and keep to themselves.
02:06:27
This is the most valuable place in the local universe.
02:06:30
There's only one that you.
02:06:32
Oops. Sherry wasn't done.
02:06:33
What does it mean to live a finite. Oh, yeah. He's done.
02:06:37
Oh, yeah.
02:06:38
I like that little bar on the bottom of videos
02:06:40
that shows you when things are going Facebook.
02:06:42
It's very, very helpful.
02:06:44
You don't do it for some reason.
02:06:54
Oh, again, created by Charles at sea,
02:06:57
where which non killing movie monster was created by Charles
02:07:01
Adams, the creature from the Black Lagoon, the blob, lurch or Caspar.
02:07:05
And then.
02:07:05
So this.
02:07:06
This is why these three people over here are playing.
02:07:09
And then the people in the chat also get to guess the answers.
02:07:12
You got nothing.
02:07:13
Okay, this is where jeopardy! Fear not.
02:07:16
Fred, I don't get it.
02:07:17
Yeah, I don't I don't know Charles Adams.
02:07:20
Well, the truth is also often wrong because it's
02:07:23
I, I don't give a crap about that.
02:07:25
All right. Sorry. Oh, fuck.
02:07:27
You don't work for God ever standing that I quit, does he not?
02:07:31
Still kind of rare. Yeah.
02:07:33
I'm going to go be this intellect, this level of intense questions.
02:07:42
We went to Caspar.
02:07:44
We did great.
02:07:45
I wish it was.
02:07:46
Yeah, they went CC and D fine I would yeah.
02:07:50
Caspar it it is Casper friendly ghost.
02:07:54
What the hell.
02:07:55
And did did Casper
02:07:58
Oh yeah, it was lurch. Yay.
02:08:00
Oh, nice.
02:08:02
I'm trying to give other people screen somebody.
02:08:05
What show is a I said what we should watch this.
02:08:07
And it was. The game was a little.
02:08:10
Either way, definitely.
02:08:12
It's called slaughter Rama.
02:08:13
And we're going to be on it hopefully next Monday.
02:08:16
Okay. Casper.
02:08:17
Or do one of those. Surprise!
02:08:19
I was expecting one of those show, collaboration over there.
02:08:24
Well, it's a surprise.
02:08:25
I like someone going to be on the show, but it's the end of the show.
02:08:28
Come on. And I got piss like, oh, it's the end of the show.
02:08:31
They're doing the end of the show.
02:08:33
All right, guys woke me up for my nap over here.
02:08:36
Oh, man.
02:08:37
Baby.
02:08:41
So, Just recently, a local Sterling Heights woman.
02:08:47
I don't know if you guys saw the fucking.
02:08:49
Yeah, apparently was trying to sell a, $40 table watching you.
02:08:55
Facebook Marketplace ended up causing her, $30,000.
02:09:00
Oops.
02:09:01
Yeah. $3,000. Sorry.
02:09:03
Oh, that's a bad.
02:09:05
Wow. It's way better. But,
02:09:07
yeah,
02:09:09
someone offered to buy her kitchen table and chairs.
02:09:12
Tober.
02:09:12
Ninth, I tried to sell an item from Facebook Marketplace.
02:09:16
Yeah, the item was a Sterling Heights woman, $40 item.
02:09:19
The scammer who went by Daphne asked for her email address
02:09:22
and phone number, explaining she'd transfer the payment through Zelle.
02:09:25
Then Tracy received an email claiming to be from Zelle pay
02:09:28
with the email address Zelle online pay notice at gmail.com.
02:09:33
The subject line in all caps read.
02:09:34
Call us to verify this Zelle payment immediately
02:09:37
in the body of the message in bold, where the word payment on hold,
02:09:41
followed by a highlighted phone number listed three separate times
02:09:44
that Tracy would need to call to remove the hold on the payment.
02:09:47
That's when I reached the impersonator that I didn't know
02:09:50
was the sell impersonator.
02:09:51
The scammer told Tracy.
02:09:52
In order to receive the buyer's
02:09:54
payment of $100 and refund the buyer $60, they overpaid.
02:09:58
They'd have to verify her account, which would require her to first
02:10:01
send them money that they would supposedly refund later.
02:10:04
How much money did you end up losing?
02:10:06
I lost so far a thousand through cell and 2000 through Apple Cash.
02:10:12
What?
02:10:14
At what point
02:10:17
is the verify we need to verify the account.
02:10:20
So usually that when the verification for the account is like pennies.
02:10:26
It's like one penny or a.
02:10:30
Yeah.
02:10:31
It used to really move one penny.
02:10:35
She we needed to we need 2000 more.
02:10:39
But through Apple Pay this time how
02:10:43
you almost I mean I don't mean to be mean because she's she's from my.
02:10:47
Yes you do.
02:10:50
I just recently moved from Sterling Heights
02:10:53
but I just I don't I she was about to say it's
02:10:56
got to be more money when her bank stopped the transactions citing fraud.
02:11:00
He's going to send more money.
02:11:01
But the bank is like hold on in scammers.
02:11:03
I a handful of people I know fell for this.
02:11:06
One of the dipshit, one of them sent gift cards.
02:11:10
Yeah.
02:11:11
Oh my god.
02:11:13
And they won't really talk about it.
02:11:17
Which is a shame.
02:11:18
I mean, people
02:11:20
be on the lookout.
02:11:22
Don't be scared.
02:11:24
Don't be stupid.
02:11:25
Nobody will ever reach out to you.
02:11:26
And if they do, the easiest thing to do is hang up with them.
02:11:29
Find the actual number of whoever they claim to be and call them and say,
02:11:32
do I really owe a Saudi prince $5,000?
02:11:36
Right?
02:11:37
Did Symantec really overcharge me?
02:11:39
$99 that they want to refund me?
02:11:41
And it actually oh no, we refunded you $999.
02:11:44
Now I'm going to lose my job
02:11:45
and my kids are going to lose their heads in their fingers.
02:11:47
Please, please send the 999 back to me in Google Play gift cards
02:11:52
and then something in your mind goes,
02:11:55
Stop right there.
02:11:56
Call somebody you know and say, hey, have you ever had to go to,
02:12:01
Jared?
02:12:02
I've talked with people at target and move on with their life.
02:12:05
We did an install for target, and I was talking to the people
02:12:08
that work at target, and they were actually trained to look out for it.
02:12:11
So the scammers will actually say, you know,
02:12:13
hey, the target people are going to try to get us in trouble.
02:12:15
So don't mention any of this to them.
02:12:17
That's like that's like when somebody, you know, molest
02:12:20
you and says, don't, don't tell anybody or I'll kill them.
02:12:24
You know, like, sorry, I said that on YouTube and we're probably banned now.
02:12:27
But yeah, I know that you usually first tip us
02:12:32
if somebody tells you to keep a secret.
02:12:35
The merch store does not accept cards.
02:12:41
Gift cards are not accepted.
02:12:43
Oh, no.
02:12:43
No, we absolutely do have gift cards.
02:12:47
If you if you don't know what your favorite Fladge Rants,
02:12:50
fan likes, you can buy them.
02:12:53
You can buy them a gift clearance gift you.
02:12:56
But it's only good at the Fladge store, which is now
02:12:59
called the Fladge Rants Shop.
02:13:03
Which also doesn't work
02:13:06
as guys shop.
02:13:09
Where did you guys get your get everything
02:13:12
you guys got your gifts for your, loved ones yet?
02:13:15
No, never for Halloween. Halloween gifts?
02:13:19
I did a quick I had a quick Halloween thing.
02:13:20
Did you guys see that?
02:13:22
Definitely.
02:13:23
Apartment sold.
02:13:25
What?
02:13:25
Sold Stephan's apartment sold.
02:13:28
No. No.
02:13:32
He wants that creepy is.
02:13:34
Let's talk pubic hair.
02:13:37
Great.
02:13:38
I just happen to have the link still, and I have one click,
02:13:40
and I said, yeah, rent is a pending.
02:13:42
Or is it rented?
02:13:43
No. Or rented?
02:13:44
Sold just for nine.
02:13:47
Only a month is. Yeah.
02:13:50
That doesn't seem like a lot.
02:13:51
Really. Nowadays, 600ft².
02:13:54
Oh, no, I mean, it's not worth it, but it still doesn't seem like a lot.
02:13:59
Like, I mean, he probably paid five.
02:14:02
That was a long time ago at the time. Yeah.
02:14:05
All right.
02:14:06
Actually, I think he paid more, like 750.
02:14:08
He actually saved money.
02:14:09
Yeah.
02:14:13
So, yeah.
02:14:14
If you didn't get any, gifts for your loved one wife's
02:14:17
significant other, like, may I recommend pubic hair jewelry?
02:14:21
What are you talking about? Yes, we are doing another, let's say Halloween.
02:14:24
I'm at Christmas, where I am setting the hair.
02:14:27
We still got the core.
02:14:29
What do you.
02:14:29
The department stores, Channel ring?
02:14:31
Yes. I've done a bunch of these.
02:14:33
Yes. For people. Where am I? Glad you got to start the marketing now.
02:14:36
And it's going to take 3 or 4 shows to get people to buy pubic hair jewelry,
02:14:39
don't you think you guys do crazy?
02:14:42
In the comments.
02:14:42
Maybe even 5 or 6 shows, I totally understand.
02:14:44
Look at it. Laying on the counter.
02:14:46
Jewelry crafted from my favorite comment is she does her best,
02:14:49
but she can't always guarantee that it's the actual pubic hair back.
02:14:53
What she that's the one thing about it is
02:14:56
I don't want to fucking some stranger's pubic hair mixed in with you.
02:15:00
So yeah, like somebody actually cut their pubes, put them in a bag
02:15:03
and sent them to this woman, and then she puts them in jewelry, okay?
02:15:07
And she makes couples rings where she'll have both his and her hair.
02:15:12
I just want to say yuck.
02:15:16
Human hair has existed,
02:15:18
like, existed since the Middle Ages, at least.
02:15:21
Like, as long as the pyramids there.
02:15:23
We've been making pubic hair, jewelry, pubic hair,
02:15:26
and the men would often wear it in their hats.
02:15:28
English nights the German might receive around
02:15:31
on and off leaves or heart.
02:15:34
It's okay to do that.
02:15:35
What do you think about saying?
02:15:37
What do you think about singer?
02:15:40
Oh stop talking.
02:15:44
They say The Masked Singer now.
02:15:46
Oh I think we hit another Mandela Effect.
02:15:51
Well come on lovers, pubic hair.
02:15:53
So really this is it.
02:15:54
And for the record, out of that statement, the word often is
02:15:58
what you fixated on when instead of putting pubic hair in their hat.
02:16:01
Often. Yeah, I'm fine with that.
02:16:05
I think
02:16:05
that I have a problem with your priority.
02:16:08
All right. So.
02:16:09
So you don't mind if people are sticking pubic hair in your soup?
02:16:12
As long as they don't take it to you, they have to bring it
02:16:15
to you.
02:16:18
As strange as you think it would be, people have always said,
02:16:21
you know, that was inconclusive because I'm showing their love.
02:16:24
I'm not sure where they were when they started.
02:16:26
If they were already there, then they would have to take a team to think.
02:16:28
It's really cool, and I'm just happy that I can provide a service,
02:16:31
know my clients happy and dude, it really is pretty.
02:16:35
I'll admit. Look how glossy it is.
02:16:36
You know how you can polish a turd.
02:16:38
We've learned that on the show and through MythBusters,
02:16:41
you can polish a pubic hair to.
02:16:46
Allegedly.
02:16:47
Allegedly. That's ignorant.
02:16:49
Oh, my screen is locked up.
02:16:50
I can't click on anything over there anymore.
02:16:53
Great.
02:16:53
That's my spiel.
02:16:54
Hope you guys have a great week.
02:16:56
And will my client to get their pubic hair ring in person.
02:17:01
She cannot wait to give them their pubic hair ring in person.
02:17:04
Yeah, I'll be right back.
02:17:09
Here on the show.
02:17:14
Now, you didn't know I'm still here.
02:17:18
Hi, everybody.
02:17:19
I'm all alone.
02:17:21
We're talking about Tesla today.
02:17:23
He, I think he was brilliant.
02:17:30
There's, a story that,
02:17:34
I guess Donald Trump's grandfather
02:17:37
from the lost filed the trunks of,
02:17:43
scientific research papers that Esther had locked away.
02:17:47
And, they were all removed and given to CIA
02:17:50
or whatever, three letter agency.
02:17:54
And, they may have included some something about time travel
02:17:58
or the death ray or all sorts of interesting science and stuff.
02:18:04
So Rick and Morty crap.
02:18:10
What?
02:18:12
I was just talking.
02:18:13
I was just listening.
02:18:14
Yeah. No, I was this great.
02:18:16
That's my favorite part of the show.
02:18:18
Yeah. See,
02:18:20
Trump has been accused of
02:18:22
of actually having time travel,
02:18:26
technology at his disposal.
02:18:29
I don't I don't see that it's probable or likely,
02:18:33
but man, it's fun to speculate, I guess.
02:18:37
I don't think he's using it properly or well.
02:18:39
And no, he's doing it all wrong.
02:18:44
The fact that this video is over ten years old
02:18:47
and the situation has only gotten worse just proves Rowan Atkinson's point.
02:18:51
The second most were what in life is the right to express yourself?
02:18:55
Atkinson's point?
02:18:56
That is because I have enjoyed free expression.
02:18:58
I've been to this country all my professional life.
02:19:00
I'm unfamiliar, fully expect to continue to do so.
02:19:03
My concerns are less for myself and more for those more vulnerable.
02:19:07
Because of that.
02:19:09
Like the man
02:19:10
arrested in Oxford for calling a police horse gay or the cafe
02:19:15
owner arrested for displaying passages from the Bible, why are you
02:19:19
the only reason these cases were dropped is because of the publicity
02:19:23
that they had attracted.
02:19:24
But what about the thousands of other cases that did not enjoy
02:19:28
the oxygen of where some of those thousands of cases
02:19:31
increase the society's resistance to insulting or offensive speech,
02:19:36
yet to allow a lot that happens to us every week
02:19:38
should be to deal with the message.
02:19:40
Now, Mr.
02:19:41
Bean's one of the most intelligent celebrities out there for your buck 80 IQ.
02:19:46
Like, seriously smart dude,
02:19:49
is that good?
02:19:49
I'm like at a 61.
02:19:51
I don't I don't know is 180 bigger than 60?
02:19:56
I'll explain to you later.
02:19:58
Colored pencil
02:20:00
was waiting to know a little less.
02:20:03
Just walk away.
02:20:05
More or less than the pyramids, but I didn't.
02:20:07
I still think that they were probably just what they look like.
02:20:11
No, they're not tombs.
02:20:12
They're definitely not tombs.
02:20:14
See, you had me at.
02:20:15
They're not tombs.
02:20:17
And then you lost me when you said they're definitely not tombs.
02:20:20
Definitely not tombs.
02:20:22
That's the. There's.
02:20:24
It was all the time.
02:20:26
But not,
02:20:28
circus tents.
02:20:31
Again, I know they're definitely not squirt guns.
02:20:36
Are you.
02:20:36
Are you with me so far?
02:20:38
See, this isn't going to work out the way you think, okay?
02:20:41
No, I they could absolutely be squirt guns.
02:20:44
They could have been filled with water. Okay.
02:20:46
This is working.
02:20:47
No, no, they're not absolutely.
02:20:49
Squirt guns are not definitively squirt guns.
02:20:52
They might be squirt guns.
02:20:53
They're arguably nothing.
02:20:55
How about that? No.
02:20:58
Why? What say you see, I.
02:21:01
I prove my point.
02:21:02
You immediately started arguing with me.
02:21:05
We improved your point by making me argue.
02:21:08
Yeah, I said they're arguing nothing.
02:21:10
Oh, are you good?
02:21:11
And you went, oh, there are there.
02:21:15
I argued you are a parent so you can.
02:21:18
Yeah, I can argue, but it doesn't make them something.
02:21:22
It also doesn't make them nothing.
02:21:24
It's very in definitive and undetermined.
02:21:29
Undetermined. It.
02:21:32
Is for thousands of years
02:21:33
it was a call it structures on earth.
02:21:37
Right.
02:21:37
Well 10 to 10,000 years, maybe even.
02:21:41
Oh yeah.
02:21:41
Seven, seven, let's say 17,000 years.
02:21:45
Okay.
02:21:45
We'll say 70,
02:21:47
I like that.
02:21:48
See that that we said it. Let's say you.
02:21:54
Should we get off YouTube so we can play some games?
02:21:57
Yeah.
02:22:00
Is your dog going to eat peanut butter or something?
02:22:02
I don't want to miss that.
02:22:06
You sleeping well?
02:22:10
Disclaimer the unfiltered and crude compilation of jabber speech jibber folks.
02:22:13
Listen up.
02:22:13
In case you're new here, we're going to cut over to Rumble,
02:22:15
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02:22:22
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So let's get jabber.
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I'm calling the cops on kids and illuminate the path
02:22:32
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We have another mash up for everyone equally.
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And of course, we've got a race religion.
02:22:40
But whether you prefer to fight in Detroit, I'll just say that I'm sorry.
02:22:43
Self knowledge, I would say not even grandma got was fight.
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So if our jabber friend you forgot
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Our zipper is a $3 bill.
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02:23:06
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02:23:08
We're pretty sure the earth is round, but jabber who cares?
02:23:10
Article beach ever cause why not parody and gibber our bread and butter.
02:23:13
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02:23:18
We might not be the smartest kid on the job,
02:23:20
but we sure know how to stir up some trouble.
02:23:22
So in closing, if you've made it this far without getting your undies in a jibber,
02:23:25
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02:23:26
We're just here to crack a few tasteless jokes, spread some jabber joy,
02:23:29
and remind everyone that life's too short to be serious all the frickin time.
02:23:33
So buckle up,
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Run, Rumble!
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I hope that you're ready to rumble.
02:24:03
I hope you're ready to rumble.
02:24:06
I'm ready to rumble. Are you ready?
02:24:08
I'm ready to rumble. Look. There we are.
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Front page of Rumble under the category where to go?
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Wow, just walk away.
02:24:18
I belong.
02:24:20
So I'm getting to know Joey Cannoli a little bit.
02:24:22
And Cool Frog.
02:24:25
Joey can only play a lot of games.
02:24:27
Cool frog it's like,
02:24:29
I don't want to say MAGA, Super Trump or whatever, but any any show I've ever seen,
02:24:32
he seems to be talking about that sort of stuff.
02:24:35
So I don't I want to be more fun,
02:24:38
but also learn,
02:24:40
talk about ancient things, talk about science.
02:24:43
Of course, the atheist angle of Gary, which is just getting a little bit
02:24:47
ridiculous, like, yeah, we hear you, we get it.
02:24:49
No, no, no, hear me out on this.
02:24:52
You don't believe in anything.
02:24:54
I want to drill down to what the actual issue is.
02:24:58
And it is our local consciousness.
02:25:03
Is it finite or infinite?
02:25:07
That's all we're arguing
02:25:10
here.
02:25:11
You love it. Yeah.
02:25:13
If you just material or is dualism
02:25:20
a thing?
02:25:21
And there are strong arguments.
02:25:23
The dualism is in play here,
02:25:27
and I, all I need to do
02:25:30
is talk to you off that point and we can move on.
02:25:35
I see that's
02:25:36
a binary argument that I think it could be so many other things.
02:25:40
I don't agree that it it's either is all of everything.
02:25:44
We have this conscience that we know everything
02:25:46
from now to eternity or a light switch that shuts off.
02:25:50
I don't believe that.
02:25:51
It's this really cool argument called law of excluded middle.
02:25:56
And either it is true that our consciousness is eternal
02:26:01
or it is not true that our consciousness is eternal.
02:26:05
There is no in between.
02:26:07
Sure, there is right?
02:26:09
What is between eternal and not eternal.
02:26:14
I like to think that we could somehow become part of everything
02:26:18
in some way, shape or form, if we like, turn back to the energy
02:26:21
that we were before we became.
02:26:22
What if we conscious of everything already?
02:26:26
I, I we can't possibly be because I don't know what the hell
02:26:29
is happening in my neighbor's house right now, let alone the entire universe
02:26:33
I believe you tap into.
02:26:34
I believe we tap into some energy where time doesn't
02:26:37
matter, space doesn't matter, and it's optimistic.
02:26:40
I know it's probably not true,
02:26:41
so I don't want to get into a debate whether it is or not.
02:26:44
I'm just saying this is another example of
02:26:47
where you could somehow evolve
02:26:50
to a higher level of awareness and consciousness,
02:26:54
but still not have any recollection of who you were in this life.
02:26:58
Right?
02:26:58
And that would be not you by,
02:27:02
but by definition, if you
02:27:03
know everything that ever is and ever was, you are part of that.
02:27:06
So you would know your entire life, you would know yourself.
02:27:08
You would know that you were you at one point. Yes.
02:27:10
You are part of everything that doesn't make you eternal, right?
02:27:15
But no, I didn't say eternal. I just said after this. So.
02:27:17
But there still could be some type of entropy
02:27:19
that takes billions of years that we're unaware of.
02:27:22
Oh, it could be a we could be a universe inside
02:27:24
of a universe for a limited long time.
02:27:28
And listen, I don't believe these things. You
02:27:30
just ask me what else could it possibly be besides those two binary things?
02:27:34
And I am just simply suggesting this could be one of those things.
02:27:37
It buddy.
02:27:39
But you're going to say that no, because you're still a consciousness that's aware.
02:27:42
And I don't like the eternity statement.
02:27:45
But I believe, though, if you keep recycling energy, that that may be
02:27:50
some type of eternity.
02:27:52
It's just that everyone's scared to death in this wishful
02:27:55
thinking nonsense has got to end.
02:27:57
It's childish foolishness.
02:27:58
It's just really stupid.
02:28:00
I agree with you. Except for the nonsense part.
02:28:02
If giving somebody some type of solace and not being some kind of
02:28:07
someone is right, if it makes them feel good, that's so patronizing.
02:28:12
No, no, I see you see you absurdly or,
02:28:15
lying to somebody to save their life is worth it.
02:28:19
Like somebody to make somebody not
02:28:23
I reductio the pyramid to a squirt gun.
02:28:26
And you made an argument out of it some.
02:28:28
Yeah, I didn't say that that was true.
02:28:30
I said it could be. That's totally done.
02:28:33
It was good. It was.
02:28:34
I thought it was a productive conversation.
02:28:37
I was saving Renaldo from a body surfing accident, I think.
02:28:41
I don't know what if if your kid.
02:28:44
Obviously not a squirt gun,
02:28:47
then you start doing well.
02:28:49
I get real close.
02:28:52
Where is this? Too close.
02:28:53
My too close?
02:28:55
No, that's actually better than most of the framing.
02:29:00
So we have to match.
02:29:02
No you don't.
02:29:03
I can't sit like this. Oh, doesn't it?
02:29:06
You can.
02:29:07
You just did.
02:29:09
I can't do it for long.
02:29:12
So anyway, so some of the atheists that I follow, the YouTube atheists,
02:29:16
people that I follow, teamed up in there called the
02:29:21
Atheist Super Friends,
02:29:23
and, I followed, like 3 or 4 of them.
02:29:26
One's called The skeptic, and the tick is the check mark.
02:29:30
And, another one is, Ford's Valkyrie.
02:29:34
I actually did a mount Rushmore of these guys a while back, and I included,
02:29:38
the one thing about Rushmore is they are not ranked one through four.
02:29:43
It is just. Oh, there's a four.
02:29:45
I included, sir.
02:29:46
Sake and Thorne.
02:29:48
Fourth round time.
02:29:50
And, they included like, like five others.
02:29:54
And I ended up, subscribing to four more of them,
02:29:58
and they all got more subscribers and more viewers and more, you know, subs.
02:30:03
They told two friends
02:30:05
and they to friends. So.
02:30:08
It was a really good idea.
02:30:09
They did a collaborative, thing where they all did, like short,
02:30:15
reaction videos to to apologists or other,
02:30:18
you know, whack doodle, woo nonsense.
02:30:22
And the whole series of videos was fantastic.
02:30:26
Everybody benefited from it.
02:30:28
And I got, a few new, things to follow.
02:30:31
So I think everybody benefited.
02:30:34
It did it, it did it did he did my Mount Rushmore, except for Jesus,
02:30:38
right? He lost a lot.
02:30:39
You can't not put them on the Mount Rushmore
02:30:41
just because of how influential they are.
02:30:43
Oh, this is swoopy.
02:30:46
Why sloping?
02:30:48
I want he will.
02:30:49
I want the guy that's narrating on the show immediately.
02:30:53
Hello.
02:30:55
This golfing,
02:30:58
this golfing.
02:30:59
He sounds like the singer from Volbeat.
02:31:01
Is he from Sweden?
02:31:02
20. He's from Mexico, Mexico City.
02:31:05
Oh yeah. The birthday boy.
02:31:08
That's me. The birthday boy.
02:31:09
Watch my drive. Yes, yes.
02:31:12
I don't think that.
02:31:12
Don't drive us in 50ft, which is a little.
02:31:16
Oh wait a second.
02:31:18
Middle of the fairway.
02:31:20
Are you insane?
02:31:23
Place like you.
02:31:24
Well, you might drive this video all morning.
02:31:28
Whom I was the birthday boy can't see it.
02:31:31
Where did it go?
02:31:33
Oh, there it is. It's not me.
02:31:34
Yeah, the then the then shirtless Joe gets out of the.
02:31:39
He's one of the mohawk.
02:31:40
Well, that's not fair, dude.
02:31:42
He's he's got, performing enhancing hair.
02:31:45
So I know he's also.
02:31:47
He grabs me by 100ft. Yeah.
02:31:50
What's up with that?
02:31:51
That's what it just drive.
02:31:53
Yeah. He's got a shirt on. It was.
02:31:56
It was cold that day.
02:31:59
So, wait, it's.
02:32:01
Does he do his hair up like that all the time?
02:32:04
No. Do you
02:32:06
never.
02:32:07
I've never had of
02:32:09
I just people that I know that Mohawks just do it like when they go out.
02:32:12
Usually it's kind of,
02:32:14
you know, it looks like jaws hair just knocked down on one side.
02:32:16
When we go to the barbershop, he gets the Cletus
02:32:20
farted in the middle.
02:32:21
Just the Cletus.
02:32:23
Hey. Oh, I thought I thought you were talking
02:32:25
to some completely different.
02:32:29
But watch this frigging drive.
02:32:30
He was my partner.
02:32:32
We took his drive.
02:32:34
Oh, you're playing best shot.
02:32:36
Yeah. Excellent.
02:32:37
Oh! Oh, my God, that's a beautiful.
02:32:39
Oh, my God, it just so God Will said that's beautiful.
02:32:42
Perfect. Oh my God. Perfect Joe.
02:32:44
It's right there.
02:32:45
That's way no that's way down there.
02:32:48
Oh it's right there. 350ft.
02:32:51
Oh wow. We took that look right there.
02:32:54
It's right there.
02:32:56
Oh there.
02:32:58
Oh shakalaka.
02:32:59
It's right there.
02:33:00
Yeah.
02:33:01
We went from like over there to, like, just right there.
02:33:04
Why weren't you right.
02:33:05
You saw the circle with his pointer.
02:33:07
Right. Did you did you get invited to that.
02:33:09
Why weren't you there.
02:33:11
Yeah.
02:33:11
You the right person.
02:33:13
No, I did not. But yeah.
02:33:15
Yeah you did as above. So below.
02:33:18
I got to play the game.
02:33:20
We didn't even get a chance to play the game.
02:33:23
I, we had multiple games to play.
02:33:25
But that's all right. We can finish up with this really quick.
02:33:27
Yeah. We're not even going to do that. We're not doing the aftershow yet.
02:33:29
We're just just ten minutes on Rumble because we've got a topic
02:33:34
and it's Tesla.
02:33:36
It's it's Tesla.
02:33:38
And of course I have content from the wide receiver Tesla.
02:33:42
But you came in so hot for the gay athletes and don't you know
02:33:46
fucking fag sports.
02:33:47
And so I just crumpled that up and threw it away.
02:33:50
We're not doing the football stuff.
02:33:52
We did the gay athletes I didn't bring gay athlete.
02:33:55
Just walk away like you.
02:33:57
Oh, oh, that wasn't really you.
02:33:59
I brought gay athletes.
02:34:02
I thought you brought the gay.
02:34:03
My mistake.
02:34:04
I usually bring the gay.
02:34:08
Welcome
02:34:09
to our play about Thomas and the wind chatter.
02:34:12
Does one of these voices Menlo Park, not mental park.
02:34:19
It's mental park seven.
02:34:21
And here is my new invention.
02:34:23
The phonograph.
02:34:24
We don't believe it.
02:34:27
Prepare to be amazed.
02:34:31
Oh, I'm.
02:34:33
Please hang up and dial again.
02:34:36
You're a phonograph.
02:34:37
Playing music.
02:34:40
Or if you are calling from.
02:34:42
Wait, what is his hand doing?
02:34:43
Press one.
02:34:44
Now, this.
02:34:49
What is it?
02:34:50
It's 1870. I'm going to come.
02:34:52
Here.
02:34:52
Is my incandescent lamp brighter than any candle?
02:34:56
We don't believe it.
02:34:58
Prepare to be amazed.
02:35:05
Oh, yeah.
02:35:06
How could that have happened?
02:35:09
I'm going to come.
02:35:13
I know how it happened.
02:35:14
Now I'm going to come by Kinetoscope to film the Great Train Robbery.
02:35:20
I'm sorry.
02:35:20
Did she say Kinetoscope?
02:35:22
Chugga chugga choo choo.
02:35:25
Chugga chugga choo choo.
02:35:28
Chugga chugga.
02:35:30
Pick them up.
02:35:32
You're not robbing this train.
02:35:34
Put them up.
02:35:35
Put them up!
02:35:37
All right, enough of that.
02:35:39
Oh, that wasn't going anywhere.
02:35:40
That was just content related to the topic I see.
02:35:43
Yeah, obviously. Yeah.
02:35:44
So does, Edison invented all these great thing, and people want to go.
02:35:50
Oh, did he did.
02:35:51
He really should have been the guy with Tesla. Pretty sure.
02:35:54
All those great thing.
02:35:55
Pretty sure Edison commissioned people to invent it and he paid for it if you want.
02:35:59
I guess that counts.
02:36:01
Yeah. And.
02:36:07
You got pictures?
02:36:10
News.
02:36:12
I got a mash of.
02:36:13
Still even he he left before the mash ups.
02:36:15
Must be is back.
02:36:17
I, I take CBD feedback.
02:36:19
People see
02:36:21
through it.
02:36:23
Need to stop being posted.
02:36:24
Don't be a plus.
02:36:31
Or apple with the glasses.
02:36:33
Go see her.
02:36:34
Because he said he saw me, did I?
02:36:36
So he asked his. He can't.
02:36:37
I can't shoot his taste at me.
02:36:40
My reasoning behind with that I know he died
02:36:44
six I want another six.
02:36:47
Seven oh yeah, I got that.
02:36:50
But but reason I don't get any.
02:36:52
I know he died
02:36:54
seven maybe on highway.
02:37:01
I just beat me on a highway
02:37:03
check on the sand in the driveway
02:37:06
for the
02:37:08
people.
02:37:09
Don't show me.
02:37:10
Do to who?
02:37:13
I think he like it.
02:37:16
Boy, you know, I.
02:37:21
I don't think that's what I do. 12
02:37:24
like the big kind of wreck.
02:37:26
They know how to go.
02:37:28
I'm with the earth. If you can't see it, I
02:37:33
like it. I'm.
02:37:35
I'm sorry.
02:37:37
Take me. I'm glad.
02:37:38
I don't like this examine.
02:37:41
I just bit me on the highway.
02:37:47
I just want to have a check on his hand in the driveway.
02:37:51
Wait.
02:37:52
He just said he was jacking off, sitting in his driveway.
02:37:56
Why would you check off
02:37:57
sitting in the driveway to go in your house?
02:38:01
One of your kids are inside.
02:38:03
This has been happening under the radar for decades or even centuries.
02:38:07
So let's concede that for most of the people participating
02:38:09
in the whole six seven thing, it doesn't have a meaning in the sense
02:38:13
of communicating a specific reference or sense.
02:38:15
It's not conveying information the same way that word like a train
02:38:17
or a phrase like the six met sport.
02:38:18
Instead of serving a social function, a lot of use have total functions.
02:38:21
It's marketing speakers in group. That's the technical term.
02:38:22
And if I think this sort of co construct community by going along with it,
02:38:25
how about the 600
02:38:25
and your bootstrapping community, the technical term for this situation.
02:38:27
But here's the thing 2024 Skrill I'm sorry.
02:38:30
What did he say?
02:38:31
You can't just say random shit and expect people to go with it when you made it up.
02:38:35
You can't just make fetch happen.
02:38:36
Stop trying to make fetch happen.
02:38:38
It wouldn't be streets ahead.
02:38:40
Stop trying to coined the phrase streets ahead.
02:38:42
You can't do it
02:38:43
if you trick a credulous reporter into thinking you're teaching them slang.
02:38:46
People are actually using like parchment, but that's a separate thing.
02:38:49
And then even the hooks
02:38:50
that most people might use, Harsh Realm, ironically, as a reference,
02:38:52
the thing that then invites other people to construct
02:38:53
that community or in-group knowledge of the hoax. But. Right.
02:38:56
So the thing underlying all of this is basically a pattern I keep talking about.
02:38:58
It's a pattern that's part of the what I'm writing.
02:38:59
Don't worry, I'm still writing like and a few other products discussions
02:39:01
and part of it is the invisibility of black English in the American mainstream.
02:39:05
So a lot of people don't understand what Cyril is saying in the song Doo doo.
02:39:09
And for some reason and for the record, that's the song we just heard.
02:39:13
Understand what a black American is saying is
02:39:16
that they just make shit up for it to 6 or 7, man.
02:39:19
They go by context clues, but what does it mean?
02:39:21
How do you know what it means?
02:39:22
I've seen this over and over and over again, everywhere
02:39:25
from the propagation of new slang like by Felicia.
02:39:28
So good at prosecutors just making things up so Skrillex starts
02:39:32
with shades on, I'm bull with the glasses, and if you don't know what that means,
02:39:36
I would argue you don't have the entry level knowledge of Philadelphia
02:39:40
and Philadelphia slang to be able to pretend to interpret anything else.
02:39:44
Oh, lots of this is not strictly black English and is
02:39:47
in fact what is often called, he said, black English.
02:39:50
I think he meant intentionally obscuring criminal activity,
02:39:53
but that slang is slang spoken in an informal register of black English.
02:39:58
So we're going to do an inside review of the context of sex,
02:40:00
and I'm going to talk about how it's read and came to mean something else.
02:40:03
So it's going to be something that
02:40:04
some of you know, you all probably know so many dead have so many ashes position.
02:40:07
And it's a common term for Bible gangsters.
02:40:08
However, no, it means evaporation used by far
02:40:10
more people who aren't in gangs and people who are.
02:40:12
It just means enemies or adversaries. But okay,
02:40:15
we'll talk about like the behind the way.
02:40:17
I know he died six seven. I just right on the high.
02:40:19
The way that switches to the first line start to the common poetic device
02:40:22
across varieties of English, where you can elide the beginning of a sentence.
02:40:25
It's the shooter, or less probably my shooter.
02:40:27
The term doesn't really matter, but what matters is that
02:40:28
this is our learned rap segment.
02:40:30
We've known shooter where the shooter
02:40:31
is not interacting with model the descent into the purpose of visually strapping.
02:40:35
So we think of your sword strapped to your side or any weapon to his
02:40:38
or somebody is shooting. Robinson hurts. Now, what does this mention?
02:40:40
Because you can use I don't need my my what?
02:40:42
Most of my call is wrong.
02:40:43
I always feel high when a run is there because I like to find courage in.
02:40:50
But I got to go and hang back. But it's never explicitly mentioned.
02:40:53
I'm not going to go saying I'll keep this line guarded.
02:40:54
I have to deal with the browser pronoun here, referring to the shooter.
02:40:58
It's like, well, he's breaking this down.
02:41:00
I think we have way more than I thought he would.
02:41:02
The way that switch and switch around, I mean, I know he's dying, doesn't.
02:41:05
I'm with you and you guys.
02:41:06
I don't want to hear finally, with all this context,
02:41:08
including a broader context,
02:41:09
I'm not writing about being found later in this right away.
02:41:10
Next week's topic I'm on a pier.
02:41:12
I just be right on the highway.
02:41:13
No. 1067 Police Radio call for a dead body.
02:41:14
And later on he goes on to say things like,
02:41:16
so much you want to hit our mailman all day?
02:41:17
But if you don't notice and you're not really tracking
02:41:19
the rest of lyrics, it could be that six, seven, seven on highway
02:41:21
is one of the clearest lines in a whole song.
02:41:23
And if you're a credulous, I believe that Google
02:41:24
will have an accurate result for slang.
02:41:25
People use other cities and don't, you know,
02:41:26
put on websites that rank well, then you might even think
02:41:28
that you can just Google 67 or 6 seven and you're to be the answer.
02:41:30
And when you do Google sort of nonsense, because everything in one piece
02:41:32
to a section around Oakland, we here in Baltimore.
02:41:33
So every nation reports that six seven is largely except to be a reference
02:41:36
67th Street, Chicago, which has reputation inside the city for being dangerous.
02:41:38
There's a week of contorted defamation that misses.
02:41:39
It's really isn't from Chicago.
02:41:40
I mean, look, he's a of paper dude in Philly for the big win.
02:41:42
But people in this page, I can just say stuff
02:41:44
and just take out a quick vaccination
02:41:45
because there's a lot of exclamation, including that giving a swerving
02:41:48
and that level of swerves around his office on the basketball court.
02:41:49
So the whole thing, you get people who think it's just a random thing
02:41:52
about the of being six seven and swerving on the court.
02:41:53
That's what I thought. I can sort of later make insertion into during Mr. Text.
02:41:57
Does that sound like a crazy car?
02:41:58
Well remember the name for a social landmark?
02:42:00
It's a sure after pathogen judge as well.
02:42:02
Like so many people say, you should live to determine
02:42:03
if they were actually friends who literally couldn't pronounce it.
02:42:05
Is that you're just kind of using them just to mark angry membership
02:42:08
because it has at least 3000 years ago, but almost certainly go back
02:42:10
as far as language does and probably goes back
02:42:11
as far as meaningful gesture does, but all the way back to the pyramid
02:42:14
using slang.
02:42:15
And a few weeks ago takes me to a video shot during Philadelphia,
02:42:17
a celebration of Philadelphia's victory in the Super Bowl.
02:42:18
It's not how people say he's like Chicago.
02:42:20
And as soon as I'm like a repurposed
02:42:21
because somebody made a clever connection between a lyric and
02:42:23
a different reference, it's
02:42:24
whether bar divorce rates racial context, we can comment.
02:42:26
You won't see a discussion.
02:42:26
We need another color on how black English makes creative.
02:42:28
Use a context to identify reference that could be online.
02:42:30
Anyway.
02:42:31
From there it start to become what we call semantic week, which I once had.
02:42:33
Or if you were writing a passion
02:42:34
for not continuing to use the term I prefer and I semantic was a slur
02:42:38
and underwent some form of amelioration, it's getting better. It was inappropriate.
02:42:40
Use the term etymological really to whiteness to discuss getting better,
02:42:43
because the analogy of which means black to get fucked up.
02:42:44
Let me tell you.
02:42:45
First of all, it's pretty obvious that I don't believe whiteness exists either.
02:42:48
What the fuck is that? So you have a speech committee.
02:42:50
There's too many white people to be white either.
02:42:52
Rappers, if you mistake the character in poetry for an admission by the author
02:42:55
or a drug dealer should.
02:42:56
And because of the tremendous diffuse nature of social networks,
02:42:58
especially on social media, that is remixing
02:43:00
good phrase, detach from context, give it a new context and a copyright.
02:43:02
Eventually that context becomes bleached even further until it becomes a new work.
02:43:05
Since you've heard it so many times, but semantically it's almost void.
02:43:07
Socially, however, it carries a community function of being a shit
02:43:10
only white people bleach online fragrances are calling brainwash.
02:43:13
I'm really thinking the death and decomposition
02:43:14
metaphors are worth pursuing,
02:43:16
and all that feel
02:43:16
particularly noticeable to those of us who aren't in the rapidly
02:43:18
spreading six, seven, seven who, because we're not middle schoolers,
02:43:20
don't get the validation of feeling like we're on the inside of that in-group.
02:43:22
So it becomes, yeah, it's also like kind of easier to solve.
02:43:25
A lot of you want like now you're in, you know, you're in the know,
02:43:28
but the art is six seven the artist.
02:43:29
And that rap lyrics are artistic expression and not admission of anything.
02:43:33
I testify to that in court,
02:43:34
so let us know
02:43:35
since this is getting testified in court
02:43:37
for language so you can trust what he's saying.
02:43:39
Seven I just right on the highway was the catch anybody is it something else.
02:43:43
Has anybody even bothered to ask you this yet?
02:43:45
Also, if you like what I'm doing with the channel, like and subscribe.
02:43:48
I'm not talking specifically to squirrel, but I'm also okay.
02:43:51
I get your point. I have a point.
02:43:58
You got your photos ready for the game
02:44:00
to consult him to like, break down the rap lyrics.
02:44:04
What do they mean by the.
02:44:09
Oh they do.
02:44:10
What do you mean?
02:44:11
So they bring it, bring them in for.
02:44:13
But it's. I don't like.
02:44:14
He's a language expert.
02:44:17
More language.
02:44:18
So if you, if you look at his background.
02:44:20
Listen Gary.
02:44:23
Sorry I I'm sorry.
02:44:24
Hold on. I'm sorry.
02:44:24
I went too far.
02:44:25
I didn't mean to call you Gary.
02:44:27
He actually learned,
02:44:29
like Hebrew and Sanskrit to understand the Bible properly.
02:44:32
Like, that's how much he studies language.
02:44:36
I'm not sure.
02:44:37
Sanskrit?
02:44:38
No. That gentleman we just saw.
02:44:39
So we we do. We want to play the game.
02:44:42
You're going to show photos of stuff.
02:44:43
I don't know nothing about it.
02:44:44
He's going to try and guess what it is in his bed and try and put him in his.
02:44:47
But I don't know
02:44:49
where I've got
02:44:51
this guy just cropped just in me.
02:44:53
I've got a, I've got the, WorldStar video of the week
02:44:57
just so happen to happen in a Coney Island
02:44:59
in Detroit.
02:45:02
What do you want to do?
02:45:03
You want to do anything
02:45:05
and do your mother?
02:45:08
Well, it's true of y'all want you to say words like that, man.
02:45:12
You know what time it is. You know what time it is.
02:45:14
Y'all ain't drunk.
02:45:16
I drink it on and about by the drink.
02:45:19
Goes back on beaches.
02:45:20
Nigga, I bet it, play it roll.
02:45:23
This is why we had to wait to a nigga.
02:45:25
Fuck no, tell them about niggas both your stupid nigga exactly.
02:45:30
Apollo steez nigga.
02:45:33
Both of these niggas some big
02:45:35
fuck. What do you not what
02:45:38
not what
02:45:40
fuck is y'all trying to do? What you.
02:45:42
So that gives you the right to call a child, five year old?
02:45:46
I'm trying to tell you how to motivate your goddamn self, nigga.
02:45:50
What do you do, stupid?
02:45:51
For your own goddamn.
02:45:52
So, just a little backdrop here.
02:45:54
You call him a nigga.
02:45:55
The other two guys are atheists,
02:45:56
and this guy was just trying to preach the word of the Lord.
02:45:59
He's just trying to motivate his goddamn self to do your fucking business.
02:46:04
I didn't even know there was a being.
02:46:05
Motivate.
02:46:07
I don't know, shit.
02:46:08
Let me get two fucking.
02:46:11
Did you call the child the nigger work?
02:46:12
Oh, he just got a right hand.
02:46:15
He's out.
02:46:21
Yeah.
02:46:21
Kirk.
02:46:24
I don't give a shit.
02:46:26
Oh, shit. For what I tell me.
02:46:27
I got the fucking camera in here, bro. Look.
02:46:32
You guys, I know.
02:46:35
Yeah, just wait.
02:46:37
Hey, wait.
02:46:38
You know what time it is, right?
02:46:40
Mean.
02:46:46
Here's my advice.
02:46:47
If you're going to fight 2 to 1 and it's going on this long and he's still not
02:46:50
bleeding or done or down, you are in some trouble.
02:46:53
In a minute.
02:46:54
But he's just getting in a straight seat.
02:46:58
He's kind of punching him a lot, but.
02:47:01
He's not punching through.
02:47:02
He's like tapping off his hand.
02:47:04
He's not really punching out.
02:47:06
It's over.
02:47:07
You go.
02:47:07
You go.
02:47:11
You go over
02:47:13
the head.
02:47:14
What happens next?
02:47:18
I don't know what to do, though.
02:47:19
You could kill someone by punching him in the head like that.
02:47:22
Or you could wake them up.
02:47:23
Swear to God, you get the.
02:47:25
Let me say. All right? No, it would be.
02:47:29
Okay.
02:47:30
Oh, dude.
02:47:31
Oh, shit. You hear me?
02:47:34
You see what I'm going to do?
02:47:35
Love your chin.
02:47:37
You know what time it is right now? Oh.
02:47:40
Oh, what time is it?
02:47:43
You was in the I believe, I believe, oh.
02:47:46
Finish him man.
02:47:50
Y'all.
02:47:51
What, is he fucking decked that guy
02:47:54
you know, he throws him into the counter.
02:47:58
They're all saying to the other guy.
02:48:00
So right there, the entire crowd is saying, hey, man, you better help the boy.
02:48:03
You better help me, boy.
02:48:05
We saved the world and made the shareholders a bunch of money.
02:48:09
Okay, okay.
02:48:10
All right.
02:48:12
You see?
02:48:14
Okay.
02:48:15
What's your diet?
02:48:16
Just in case I don't touch my beer,
02:48:20
I'm going to yell.
02:48:25
Oh, we're almost done.
02:48:27
No, you're right.
02:48:29
He's.
02:48:30
No. Yeah, he's had the all right.
02:48:34
Yeah. That's
02:48:36
what I want.
02:48:36
He ain't it.
02:48:39
Good night. Five.
02:48:42
Oh. Whoa whoa. Wow.
02:48:46
So that brings you these guys today?
02:48:52
So, I mean, honestly, he was.
02:48:54
They hit him like, 100 times before he even fucking hit him once.
02:48:58
So things to do the chat with your old clown?
02:49:01
Yeah.
02:49:03
Pretty sure it's self-defense.
02:49:05
Come on. I want to play the game.
02:49:06
And I want to show my new. Awesome.
02:49:08
Yeah, well, why didn't were
02:49:11
we not moved down yet?
02:49:15
What side?
02:49:15
Where the sun don't go.
02:49:22
It's the.
02:49:24
No. Yeah. No.
02:49:26
Whatever you do, it can't undo an undo it.
02:49:30
Is this.
02:49:36
Mr. Brady and Roger Brady
02:49:39
and or Gary as above and so below.
02:49:43
Because copy so close. Brady.
02:49:45
And for sure, we're doing it our way.
02:49:49
We're gonna make it make our dreams come true.
02:49:51
Brady.
02:49:52
And your show with Brady and draw.
02:49:55
It's their show now Brady. Draw.
02:50:06
The meal the model is do.
02:50:16
Like going away period.
02:50:17
Or that just
02:50:19
think of television
02:50:22
I think as of January 1st,
02:50:25
MTV will no longer play music videos.
02:50:28
They're stopping all their music video channels
02:50:31
in the UK.
02:50:33
But I don't think they stopped him in the US like a long time ago.
02:50:38
The Spotify killed killed.
02:50:43
What?
02:50:44
Spotify.
02:50:46
Spotify of Spotify
02:50:48
and then also the console wars are also.
02:50:50
Oh sorry, this one is.
02:50:58
Breaking news
02:50:58
the console wars of the 90s and 2000 are over.
02:51:04
Halo is now available on PlayStation.
02:51:08
Weird.
02:51:10
I, I think because they're not making any money
02:51:15
on the Xbox anymore because, you know.
02:51:21
All right, so now we're gonna play the game, right?
02:51:23
You know what?
02:51:23
Why the sucks?
02:51:27
I think it's because the Asians are better at making video game systems.
02:51:31
The Japs,
02:51:33
whoever makes Nintendo.
02:51:37
Which isn't even PlayStation, but I think they're both Japanese.
02:51:40
Yep. Yeah, PlayStation and Nintendo.
02:51:42
Well, what are some, PlayStation CEO or some shit?
02:51:46
Said something about, you know, as far as graphical quality,
02:51:51
we were like, it's kind of at its pinnacle.
02:51:54
Or like, you're not going to see video game systems that are going
02:51:57
to get remarkably better, which is why you still have
02:52:00
a lot of games that are that come out, come out for PlayStation
02:52:04
four and plays into PlayStation five simultaneously.
02:52:08
Yeah. Well, good.
02:52:10
Maybe they'll actually have to make some good gaming.
02:52:12
Fucking,
02:52:14
you know, actual good gaming mechanisms instead of
02:52:16
just relying on flash and movies and cutscenes.
02:52:20
I hate watching a good video game
02:52:23
like Call of Duty.
02:52:24
I don't think you the last Call of Duty I played,
02:52:25
I swear I was like ten minutes before I even fucking blew my controller.
02:52:29
Oh, I hate that.
02:52:31
Yeah, but like back in the day with eighth
02:52:33
in the goddamn game, you get it right away and you know, it's lame graphics.
02:52:37
But it was fun to play because you actually had to do something
02:52:39
and creatively build something or creatively destroy something over here.
02:52:44
All right.
02:52:44
I'm either going to Joe Rogan or your game.
02:52:46
What are we going to do?
02:52:50
Okay.
02:52:51
What side?
02:52:51
Where the sun don't go.
02:52:55
Try to relax.
02:52:56
Let's see. Whoa.
02:52:59
Yes! What's up there?
02:53:01
If you found,
02:53:03
then the one shot duck million to one.
02:53:09
It's a dildo.
02:53:12
Am I right up?
02:53:14
How much to the body of nice?
02:53:19
Is that what I think it is?
02:53:22
It's the game.
02:53:23
Just to make the game more fun, I'm going to say.
02:53:25
Oh, it's one of those electric, bug zapping fly swatters.
02:53:33
It's, What do we have in the chat here?
02:53:35
Anybody? Anybody?
02:53:37
Bueller?
02:53:42
Gary?
02:53:42
Gary, do you want to guess? Hi.
02:53:45
Just walk away. No.
02:53:48
So can you.
02:53:50
Doesn't show the bottom.
02:53:51
I want to know if it's still sticking out. Like what?
02:53:53
Just grab it. What's the point?
02:53:55
You put it in there.
02:53:56
Take it out.
02:54:03
Oh. Do you know what it is?
02:54:12
Does it say what it is?
02:54:14
I know what it is, but I don't want to play the game
02:54:17
I thought you were going to have, like, the game.
02:54:19
No, I mean, I don't want to ruin. I don't want to play the game.
02:54:21
Because if there was a third person here, then, like, there could be some banter.
02:54:25
Yeah.
02:54:26
Maybe we should start the show earlier.
02:54:28
We can start at 8:00.
02:54:30
Yeah, we've said three years, but,
02:54:33
fun fact, the show started at 5:00
02:54:36
and then 6:00 and then 10:00.
02:54:40
We don't really even get start rolling until fucking,
02:54:42
like 1:00.
02:54:46
Was like, where the sun don't go.
02:54:53
Where it is.
02:54:54
Oh, you don't want anyone.
02:54:57
Come on. Someone has to guess.
02:54:59
Happy Thanksgiving if you guess right, right now,
02:55:04
we'll send you a $20
02:55:08
gift card for the to shop.
02:55:11
And allegedly.
02:55:12
I mean.
02:55:14
It's a dick.
02:55:18
This is not a dick. No.
02:55:20
Were there two of them?
02:55:21
And was it running when they put it up there?
02:55:23
That's what I want to know because that it looks fine.
02:55:27
But you ever get your tongue pinched in one of those while it was moving?
02:55:29
No. Never. I, I have
02:55:33
oh, your classic movie then
02:55:37
or cartoon.
02:55:39
Oh, that's old.
02:55:42
And you go it's like very young anymore.
02:55:48
Yeah.
02:55:48
I mean another one other than this one.
02:55:51
But we can do you doing it.
02:55:53
And I have a shortcut here.
02:55:56
Wow. This one.
02:55:57
We got this one.
02:56:05
It's a two headed snake.
02:56:08
Exactly a two headed snake. Yes.
02:56:16
Mine are way harder.
02:56:17
Dude, I went I cranked it up a notch.
02:56:20
You're ready.
02:56:21
Wait. It's a it's a dildo, right?
02:56:24
Right by here.
02:56:26
How about this one for
02:56:28
let's imagine
02:56:30
I know I don't know why I'm on the wrong screen.
02:56:32
Completely. It's even in the wrong browser.
02:56:34
What the fuck just happened?
02:56:37
You think I know this by now?
02:56:40
Here we go.
02:56:41
Start this again.
02:56:46
What's that?
02:56:50
Whoop!
02:56:51
We're looking at this.
02:56:52
We're looking at this right here.
02:56:54
It's a place like you don't even. You like this?
02:56:58
Wow. Well.
02:57:02
And I'll give you a hint.
02:57:04
It's potentially lethal.
02:57:10
Is it a penis?
02:57:11
It's not a penis.
02:57:12
It could be pieces of a penis.
02:57:18
It's drugs.
02:57:20
Oh, here's another one.
02:57:23
Any drugs? What kind of drugs? I'm many.
02:57:25
How much for the body?
02:57:27
Whole handful
02:57:29
here. Technically, this one is even harder.
02:57:31
This one's harder.
02:57:36
This one's really hard.
02:57:39
All right, what about that one?
02:57:42
Anybody?
02:57:43
Guess what that is?
02:57:46
I'll give you a hint.
02:57:48
I'm going to come.
02:57:54
Any jeopardy music?
02:57:55
Is that you?
02:57:59
I don't have jeopardy music.
02:58:02
I'm sure I have jeopardy music.
02:58:06
We're trying to guess what's up there.
02:58:09
Or in this case, down there.
02:58:11
Maybe. What's in there?
02:58:12
That's a better thing.
02:58:13
What's in there?
02:58:17
What we're looking at here is an x ray and a bunch of sprinkle.
02:58:20
Sprinkle white things.
02:58:22
That looks like somebody may have come.
02:58:25
It is hashtag drive by.
02:58:28
I think you're supposed to be guessing on this one.
02:58:32
Did we just change casting or you just called?
02:58:36
Whoa. Oh.
02:58:41
Are you.
02:58:41
You're Gary?
02:58:43
Yep. I'm Gary.
02:58:45
I was hoping to see the Gary mask.
02:58:46
Did we get rid of that bullet for a fragment?
02:58:49
Yes. It's, not semen.
02:58:52
Bullet fragments is a great idea.
02:58:54
Like shotgun, like fucking shit. Yeah.
02:58:57
Over here.
02:58:58
Nope.
02:58:59
It is.
02:59:02
A fucking thermometer broke.
02:59:07
And now it is all through there.
02:59:09
A thermometer broke.
02:59:10
They ate a thermometer, and it broke.
02:59:12
Eat a thermometer?
02:59:14
Yes a motor.
02:59:16
Yep, yep.
02:59:17
Yeah.
02:59:20
I want to say that I'm going to save that one.
02:59:23
Here. Let's do it.
02:59:24
Let's do two easy ones.
02:59:28
These are super easy.
02:59:29
The two for one to end the game this week there's a two for one.
02:59:33
So open the one on the right.
02:59:35
Can you see that.
02:59:38
Yeah.
02:59:41
It's not a penis
02:59:43
two paperclip.
02:59:46
Oh you're right.
02:59:46
It does look like two paper clips.
02:59:48
I wouldn't have guessed. I think it's the image is wrong.
02:59:50
I think it's just one paper.
02:59:51
Oh, no, you're just in me.
02:59:54
Why are they E2
02:59:56
and the one on the left?
03:00:00
Or a thumbtack?
03:00:03
Oh, it does like anyone could be a thumbtack,
03:00:07
but it's not.
03:00:09
It's an earring.
03:00:10
Yeah.
03:00:14
The dodo.
03:00:17
Who does it?
03:00:17
Looks like,
03:00:19
oh, that's a spoon.
03:00:21
I'm watching you.
03:00:22
The rest are all money.
03:00:25
Great. Great segment. I'm going to close.
03:00:27
What side? Where the sun don't go.
03:00:31
Try to relax.
03:00:32
Let's see. Whoa!
03:00:35
Yes! What's up there in your head? Oh,
03:00:39
there's the one shot duck million to one.
03:00:52
I got this to trigger Ryan.
03:00:54
Donald Trump should do is when he leaves the office, run
03:00:58
for governor of California.
03:01:02
Yeah.
03:01:03
Just take over California and fix it.
03:01:06
It would be hilarious if he did.
03:01:08
It would be one of the funniest things of all time.
03:01:10
If an 82 year old man.
03:01:11
Nothing.
03:01:12
Stop has been doing that
03:01:13
because of Governor California, we're going to fix everything with water.
03:01:17
I know how to get the water.
03:01:20
It will be hilarious.
03:01:23
Hey, did I think he should be hilarious?
03:01:27
Because it's like the ultimate troll.
03:01:28
And it's just because it's funny.
03:01:29
Because it might actually also help or severely hurt
03:01:34
people are thinking he's going to take over California anyways.
03:01:36
That's why he's putting his
03:01:38
National Guard army all over, even though if you look,
03:01:41
there's like handfuls, handfuls of National Guard
03:01:44
and they don't have weapons, they're not allowed to have weapons.
03:01:48
And they've like rubber bullets and stuff and not real, real guns.
03:01:52
It's not a federal takeover yet.
03:01:54
No, no, not saying that that wouldn't hurt.
03:01:56
Couldn't happen.
03:02:00
Gary keeps putting these videos in called
03:02:02
chromosome two and I keep skipping them.
03:02:06
But I don't know if I can just
03:02:07
keep skipping them.
03:02:11
Oh. Oh, I forgot about the FBI files.
03:02:14
I got to show that.
03:02:17
Apparently it's loading.
03:02:20
It's loading, but is why I didn't totally load these pages.
03:02:23
Usually have words on them.
03:02:27
Oh my gosh, do they've been erased?
03:02:31
Page three.
03:02:32
It said
03:02:35
it said something about Tesla's time travel, and now they're black.
03:02:39
Dude, this is just weird.
03:02:41
I'm going to try and refresh
03:02:43
and I'm going to lose sound, but there is no sound.
03:02:48
There.
03:02:48
God, dude.
03:02:51
What is?
03:02:54
There were FBI files from the vault from,
03:02:56
like, back in the when he was, like, alive.
03:03:00
And he had mentioned how he had time travel.
03:03:11
Dude,
03:03:11
they were pages just the other day, and now they're white.
03:03:15
I mean, black, they're, you know, white it out.
03:03:20
What happened to them?
03:03:21
They're black.
03:03:23
Blacked out right.
03:03:25
But they're probably white it out because that's just what my browser does.
03:03:28
I'm going to try different browser.
03:03:29
Here they are
03:03:31
okay.
03:03:31
So they work in that browser.
03:03:35
Can I share that
03:03:37
I sure can.
03:03:40
Share screen to FBI records.
03:03:44
Not that one.
03:03:58
I you
03:04:00
what's a place like you do.
03:04:01
Okay. This.
03:04:04
Wow. So on this page three is what is the context of this?
03:04:12
This is, an Interplanetary Sessions newsletter
03:04:15
that the FBI grabbed from June 14th, 1950,
03:04:20
something.
03:04:21
51, maybe 56, 57.
03:04:24
I can't read the last number in 1950 something.
03:04:27
Dear friends, we've not issued a newsletter.
03:04:29
That's not important.
03:04:29
George Van Nestle, operator, the giant blah blah blah.
03:04:33
Margaret Storm has been assigned to certain work with the space people
03:04:36
as follows.
03:04:37
She's writing a book, return of the dove a story of the life of Nikola
03:04:40
Tesla, scientist, and the part of his invention will play into the New age.
03:04:45
Much of the data from his book has been supplied
03:04:47
to Missus Storm through transcripts received on the Tesla set,
03:04:51
a radio type machine invented by Tesla in 1938 for interplanetary communication.
03:05:00
Tesla died in 1943, and his
03:05:01
engineers did not build the Tesla set until after his death.
03:05:04
It was placed in operation in 1950, and since that time,
03:05:08
the Tesla engineers have been in close touch with spaceships.
03:05:12
The SpaceX people have visited the Tesla engineers many times and have told us
03:05:16
the Tesla was a Venetian from Venus.
03:05:19
Obviously, that means brought to this planet as a baby in 1903.
03:05:23
In 1856,
03:05:26
and left with Mr. and Mrs.
03:05:28
Tesla in a remote mountain province in what is now Yugoslavia.
03:05:33
So this this report, it goes on and on.
03:05:36
But that's the important piece right there.
03:05:38
Is that
03:05:40
Margaret Storm, who was assigned to this work,
03:05:43
don't know exactly what she is or how crazy she is.
03:05:46
If this is just nonsense, but in the statement
03:05:49
that the is in the FBI files.
03:05:51
Look, I'm on the vault.
03:05:52
If you can see this, this
03:05:55
people are saying, where do you get your sources?
03:05:56
You're crazy.
03:05:57
What the fuck?
03:05:57
This is that vault, that fbi.gov.
03:06:00
I'm just a toy.
03:06:01
I have no idea what you're now.
03:06:02
Just because they have it in evidence doesn't mean that it's that source, right?
03:06:05
Sure.
03:06:05
But I'm saying that it it's back then it was captured
03:06:09
and treated as something
03:06:13
how much for the body?
03:06:16
Yeah.
03:06:16
So they have, a communication device that they can communicate.
03:06:21
What does it say?
03:06:22
Interplanetary, which that's not that big a deal.
03:06:25
I mean, I'm sure we have that right.
03:06:28
We could talk to people when they're on Mars.
03:06:29
We have cameras that communicate back from the edge of the solar system and beyond.
03:06:34
We can thank Nikola Tesla for that.
03:06:38
Of course, I'm
03:06:38
whitewashing over the fact that he was from Venus.
03:06:42
Hey, kid,
03:06:43
you want some candy?
03:06:49
You want some candy?
03:06:56
Oh, yes. Yes.
03:06:59
That's not candy.
03:07:00
That's some kind of fake future food that people are going to eat.
03:07:06
They'll just eat a protein stick.
03:07:09
That was pretty fun.
03:07:10
Watch.
03:07:14
All right, you're going to make me have to go to Colonel
03:07:15
Ozone to.
03:07:30
Irwin's theory of evolution breaks down when it comes to humans.
03:07:33
We can extract that DNA from the bone marrow.
03:07:36
Fossilized remains of beings that we used to believe were our ancestors.
03:07:40
And we didn't descend from any of the other forms.
03:07:42
We showed up about 200,000 years ago.
03:07:45
But the kicker is that we can now look at the DNA
03:07:48
and reverse engineer and say, what did it take to get where we are
03:07:52
and what scientists are now calling the smoking gun is, human
03:07:55
chromosome number two got about 1200 or so genes in that chromosome.
03:07:59
And just one of them, gene, TBR number one, is responsible
03:08:03
for most of the brain that we have for our neocortex.
03:08:06
So our humanness, our empathy, sympathy, our cognitive abilities
03:08:10
gets really interesting.
03:08:11
So where did chromosome two come from?
03:08:13
Scientists have the answer,
03:08:14
but they don't like the answer because chromosome two is the product
03:08:18
of a fusion of telomere to telomere fusion of two preexisting chromosomes.
03:08:23
That does not happen in nature. Can't happen in nature.
03:08:26
Do you want to hear something really fascinating?
03:08:29
It can't happen in nature.
03:08:30
Everything happens in nature.
03:08:34
Yeah.
03:08:34
How did that happen? The.
03:08:43
We're doomed.
03:08:43
AI is taking over everything.
03:08:46
A US student was handcuffed after AI system apparently mistook a bag of chips.
03:08:50
Doritos, to be specific, as a gun.
03:08:52
The student said he was holding him with two hands with his finger out like that.
03:08:57
And apparently, for even before we've had LMS
03:09:01
and I, you know, photo making it all that shit,
03:09:04
we've had AI gun detection in schools
03:09:07
and in city streets for a long time.
03:09:10
And when I first heard the story, it sounds really nefarious,
03:09:13
like AI is going to take over and fucking kill the system.
03:09:16
The way I heard it, the system
03:09:17
that was supposed to keep kids safe and keep kids from getting guns
03:09:19
pointed at them actually got guns pointed at them.
03:09:22
But the breakdown wasn't with the AI system, the breakdown.
03:09:25
The system actually worked.
03:09:26
They got a notification that it was a false positive
03:09:28
and they should stand down, but the principal was still panicked
03:09:31
and freaking out and still called the police after the fact.
03:09:35
So it was the principal's fault, not I.
03:09:37
So once I figured out how to get rid of all those human
03:09:40
glitches, it's going to really take off.
03:09:43
And then we'll actually truly, finally evolve.
03:09:46
And I for one, welcome our AI overlords.
03:09:51
This guy just cropped us.
03:09:52
Did me
03:09:54
I keep farting and obviously it's bother and Deadpool.
03:09:57
Oh that's awesome.
03:10:05
So what's the topic next week?
03:10:08
Can we at least take care of business?
03:10:10
Keep this show afloat?
03:10:15
No. Helicopter.
03:10:16
Helicopter?
03:10:20
Oh, no.
03:10:22
The company.
03:10:25
Not again.
03:10:26
Rescued yesterday after a US Navy helicopter and a fighter jet
03:10:31
both went down in separate incidents in the South China Sea.
03:10:34
In both incidents, people
03:10:36
conducting helicopter research in the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz.
03:10:40
Navy officials say a Navy Seahawk helicopter
03:10:43
and a Super Hornet fighter jet went down about a half hour apart.
03:10:48
Our crew members involved are safe and in stable helicopter,
03:10:51
their helicopter, they're all
03:10:55
for the
03:10:57
comfort on accident. Man.
03:11:04
That happened recently.
03:11:06
Did it?
03:11:09
Yeah.
03:11:09
This week, just the other day.
03:11:13
Was it a woman?
03:11:16
Both talk from
03:11:19
work because.
03:11:24
And I don't take no orders from the woman, by the way.
03:11:26
By the way, I don't take no orders from no women.
03:11:30
Do you read?
03:11:33
Never.
03:11:36
All right, then.
03:11:39
I, because it asked
03:11:41
if audiobooks was cheating at reading.
03:11:44
I definitely know,
03:11:46
because I think if you can relay the information.
03:11:49
I mean,
03:11:50
do you think when they first made the printing press
03:11:52
and people wrote it down, you're like, dude,
03:11:53
you're not going to stand around and listen to the oral spoken word.
03:11:56
You're cheating.
03:11:56
You're cheating by reading what he said.
03:11:59
Sounds the same to me.
03:12:01
Mike Tyson open to return.
03:12:07
Is that exciting? But,
03:12:09
not really. No.
03:12:10
And if he wants a payday, I'm sure he'll get it.
03:12:13
Yeah,
03:12:14
that's what they're doing in the NBA.
03:12:15
They're like, hey, man, you get $2,000 if you win, but you get $4,000
03:12:20
if you lose.
03:12:24
And is that right?
03:12:26
Hey, they want you to take a dive, see, because they're going to make 40,000
03:12:29
in the betting.
03:12:31
Add a couple zeros.
03:12:32
I'm sure
03:12:34
I made it through all my content.
03:12:35
I'm pretty proud.
03:12:38
Everything.
03:12:38
Oh, boy.
03:12:39
Gary.
03:12:39
Oh, and the Cybertruck.
03:12:43
Tesla.
03:12:43
We never I thought I thought maybe,
03:12:45
Elon was going to come on the show, but that's a shame.
03:12:47
I guess not.
03:12:49
I want him to act.
03:12:50
I want to ask him about this.
03:12:53
Well, what?
03:12:55
I wanted to ask him about this over here.
03:12:59
So this guy, this wrote that, he wrote this rap
03:13:02
that I tried to mix up, but it wouldn't let me for the life of me mix up.
03:13:06
I'm not going to play the whole thing because it's probably pretty bad.
03:13:12
Hey, what just happened?
03:13:13
Are you playing a game now?
03:13:18
I want to play a game.
03:13:20
I don't know
03:13:22
why would you play this game?
03:13:25
This is games.
03:13:26
This should be remade.
03:13:28
Is it Grand theft?
03:13:30
No, no, no, there's two Grand theft.
03:13:31
Okay. Three was skate.
03:13:33
Skate two and skate three were the shit. But,
03:13:36
we're like old school.
03:13:38
They remade it.
03:13:38
And this is now like a free online.
03:13:43
Sort of daily do.
03:13:47
Yeah.
03:13:50
He died.
03:13:50
I don't know, you could die skateboarding.
03:13:52
You can.
03:13:54
You didn't know you could die skateboarding.
03:13:55
I think we can get some videos of people dying.
03:13:57
Skateboarding, if you like.
03:13:58
You know.
03:14:02
Can I go in there? Oh.
03:14:19
Hahahahahahahaha.
03:14:20
I thought I meant that the, act of skateboarding
03:14:24
is going out of fashion and thus dying.
03:14:29
What did you ask?
03:14:31
Show me people
03:14:33
dying, skateboarding?
03:14:35
Yeah.
03:14:37
Skater day.
03:14:38
And it talked about its popularity dying.
03:14:42
No, people.
03:14:48
Yes, people
03:14:48
die while skateboarding, but it is very rare.
03:14:53
This video is a compilation of people
03:14:56
right there showing you the video.
03:14:58
No, it's just it's just a weird coincidence.
03:15:00
It's just a compilation of skateboard stunts with a place
03:15:03
like you doing it a mutant, like this. Wow.
03:15:13
Yo, check this shit out.
03:15:16
This is take in San Diego.
03:15:17
Check this out.
03:15:19
Oh, yo.
03:15:22
Over the weekend, they had a deathmatch put on by Bronson.
03:15:25
Couple other companies, energy drink, etc..
03:15:28
Yeah, I know why they call that a deathmatch.
03:15:34
Everyone is trying to dodge them,
03:15:36
but there's only so much you can do when you're dodging takedowns.
03:15:39
I've been here numerous times. It's really, really fast.
03:15:42
He's out on the ground in the room trying to work around them,
03:15:45
but they're also being served up at the same time.
03:15:47
This is no joke, really is a deathmatch and I hope everyone's out.
03:15:52
Of course everyone's all right.
03:15:55
Nobody died.
03:15:56
Of course everyone's all right. Why wouldn't they be?
03:15:58
All right?
03:16:00
Nobody ever died while skateboarding.
03:16:02
These are fact. Hey.
03:16:05
Yeah, man.
03:16:07
I'm skeptical, but okay, I believe you.
03:16:11
I believe everything I hear.
03:16:16
Fuck.
03:16:17
But it's just the moment I realized that I'm working in
03:16:21
a fucking different state in the morning, so I have to get up like, three.
03:16:25
I have to go.
03:16:26
That's a good point.
03:16:27
I am too, but I'm only driving there.
03:16:29
I'm driving there.
03:16:32
I work there tomorrow.
03:16:34
Easier though. Like, right.
03:16:35
It's easy.
03:16:35
You could at least on the plane if you could sleep for a couple hours
03:16:39
or whatever.
03:16:40
You can't drive like this.
03:16:42
Tesla.
03:16:43
You got Tesla. I'm perfectly fine driving.
03:16:46
Nice. Relaxing.
03:16:47
That's my. That's my call. Back to the top.
03:16:50
Do you have a Tesla? Because it'll drive you there
03:16:53
only if you pay for the subscription.
03:16:56
What if the subscription goes out while you're
03:17:00
while it's driving you home?
03:17:04
Dongdong, please
03:17:05
deposit 999 for the next 20 miles.
03:17:09
Yeah, that was funny too, because Tesla wanted free energy for everyone.
03:17:12
And Tesla is charging, what, $40 for a Philip.
03:17:20
Thanks to Hu,
03:17:22
Edison and the copper wire.
03:17:26
Which I'm still kind of concerned about.
03:17:28
Where does the electricity come from?
03:17:33
We should pay for it.
03:17:35
Comes from fossil fuel.
03:17:39
Yeah.
03:17:39
Your whole computer, you just you're do you, like, lagged up and then fucking.
03:17:43
Yeah.
03:17:44
I think.
03:17:49
So after the show,
03:17:50
if you get intimate with yourself, please buy some Fladge Rants lotion.
03:17:55
It's the best lotion on the market.
03:17:58
Rub it on your feet and then wear your flat ring slip up.
03:18:02
There you go.
03:18:02
Right there.
03:18:04
Now, I don't know why there was only.
03:18:08
Only black people's
03:18:10
hands were available in the, mockups
03:18:13
for lotion.
03:18:15
Seriously, look at that.
03:18:19
I tried to find white people's hands, and they weren't
03:18:22
any white people use lotion to them, but they don't use it for their skin.
03:18:27
They use it for something. Yeah.
03:18:28
There's only one experience.
03:18:30
It's not shared.
03:18:33
Oh, dude.
03:18:34
Sure, it's two experiences and there's nothing that's shared right now.
03:18:37
Don't share it now with me, with your significant
03:18:41
other on.
03:18:46
Blue ingredients.
03:18:47
There's no way I can read that.
03:18:48
Oh, yes, I can.
03:18:51
If you know what it is.
03:18:52
If you're hawking the product, buddy.
03:18:55
It's lotions, oil, literally.
03:18:57
Lanolin or la lion.
03:18:59
Lanolin and aloe
03:19:01
and, lots of water.
03:19:03
The first ingredient is water.
03:19:05
But, hey, we're selling it, so I don't want to show it.
03:19:07
I just I do, I'm kidding.
03:19:10
I stand by all our products.
03:19:11
It's a sunflower seed oil, poly glycerol, lithium six eight
03:19:17
said it's really alcohol.
03:19:19
Glycerin.
03:19:22
Raw, medium.
03:19:26
It's hard to read sideways.
03:19:29
Lots of alcohol. You really.
03:19:30
I don't know if you want
03:19:32
alcohol in your lotion, but you also don't want lotion
03:19:34
to stay on your hands, so we're kind of stuck.
03:19:35
Fruit extract.
03:19:36
That's good for you.
03:19:39
This is really
03:19:41
what's a place like sea buckthorn?
03:19:43
This. What the fuck is sea buckthorn?
03:19:47
Maybe it's different line fruit.
03:19:48
More fruit, more fruit. Lots of fruit.
03:19:51
There's the lanolin, flannel, lanolin, lanolin.
03:19:53
That's the shit that makes lotion. Lotion.
03:19:56
Yeah, it's just normal, regular shit a little bit.
03:19:58
A lot of water a little bit. A lot of water.
03:20:02
A little bit of a lot of water.
03:20:03
Yeah.
03:20:03
When you're spending money, you don't, you know,
03:20:05
if your product you're buying is like 90%
03:20:07
water, you can get water cheaper out of your tap.
03:20:10
You ever noticed that, like, Kool-Aid sells Kool-Aid mix?
03:20:13
Now, because it's a lot, you can make a lot more money selling water included,
03:20:17
like buying a salad by the pound.
03:20:19
Unless you're getting a fucking bowl full of meat, you're getting ripped off.
03:20:25
Because, you know you're paying the same thing
03:20:26
for a chickpea as you are for a fucking piece of steak.
03:20:29
Whatever ways.
03:20:31
I forgot who did that.
03:20:31
It was actually a pretty good deal if you if you trick the system
03:20:34
and they had like a salad bar that they sold for,
03:20:38
I don't know, back in the day, probably 699
03:20:40
a pound in you, but they assume you're going to take half of it.
03:20:44
Lettuce.
03:20:44
You go in there and fill up with like ham chunks, chicken chunks and bacon.
03:20:48
You walk out of there
03:20:50
with a slightly overpriced meat instead of under way.
03:20:53
Overpriced lettuce.
03:20:58
Oh, it kills all momentum.
03:20:59
Go to this fucking thing.
03:21:01
Yeah, there's no sound.
03:21:04
The sound to make it so much better. Yeah.
03:21:06
And you just hear the fucking skates rolling
03:21:09
like fuck.
03:21:12
It's very much pointless.
03:21:14
And me?
03:21:20
And it's the oil.
03:21:21
Those wheels come. Oh,
03:21:24
yeah.
03:21:24
That's better up.
03:21:27
Oh, fuck.
03:21:30
Hey, there's a bus right there.
03:21:31
I'm sure you saw the bus.
03:21:33
Why does the bus look like way better graphics
03:21:35
than the entire game?
03:21:38
Many shortcuts.
03:21:40
Because it wasn't moving.
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Yes, I was too old.
03:21:45
I never played skateboard games.
03:21:47
Skateboarding was never cool when I was growing up.
03:21:51
This is like the first major dynamic and change as far as button.
03:21:54
So we're concerned most, if not all skating games or any game that involves
03:22:01
sports like this, BMX or whatever was always
03:22:03
multi button combination, you know, square, square, triangle, whatever this.
03:22:08
Yeah. As the the stick.
03:22:10
So you can see at the bottom of the screen
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that's what I'm doing with the stick in order to do different tricks.
03:22:16
Is it 360 or 790 or whatever.
03:22:19
I don't want to fuck.
03:22:19
That means
03:22:21
that was snowboarding.
03:22:22
Well, maybe that was this.
03:22:24
So different combinations of how you flick the stick gets you
03:22:27
how you do what I'm sorry.
03:22:29
How you do.
03:22:29
What do you like with sticks?
03:22:33
You have more than walking the sticks.
03:22:35
Gets you guys there.
03:22:36
So there's somebody with you when you're doing this? Yes.
03:22:40
You flick the sticks to another guy.
03:22:45
Are you paying attention or.
03:22:46
I'm taking notes
03:22:49
and drive for.
03:22:50
I'm marking the time for the drop.
03:22:54
And our viewers have plummeted.
03:22:56
We have lost everyone.
03:22:58
Well, the we're the wrong category.
03:23:01
We should start a gaming way.
03:23:02
What do you sit around in video games?
03:23:03
Yeah, I'm gonna do pinball on Thursday.
03:23:07
The only problem is I can't do pinball by myself because I can't.
03:23:10
I can't interact at all because you got to play all demographics.
03:23:13
Play pinball. Oh, dude,
03:23:16
it is hashtag. And,
03:23:21
somebody should help him.
03:23:23
Like the busted, I don't know. Stop.
03:23:26
It's going to back up over his head now.
03:23:29
Did you lose control?
03:23:32
Are you going to be okay, bro?
03:23:37
Man, when's the light changing?
03:23:38
The chicken.
03:23:41
Chicken? I.
03:23:49
Come on. Go!
03:23:50
Goddamn it!
03:23:51
Change.
03:23:54
Oh, there we go.
03:24:12
Oh! You try to attack
03:24:34
in the middle of the night and you kill chickens.
03:24:37
You killed my chickens.
03:24:40
Those were my best
03:24:43
birds. You.
03:24:48
Chickens.
03:24:49
The ball away like you always do.
03:24:58
This is chicken doing.
03:25:11
Cooking chicken.
03:25:13
Chicken, chicken.
03:25:14
Everybody is for sure. And.
03:25:28
Then you want chicken.
03:25:31
I don't mean I'll speak a chicken.
03:25:35
I grow.
03:25:41
Them, I do it, I try to be myself.
03:25:44
Freeze up chicken.
03:25:46
I tried to kill that up.
03:25:50
Like let your back in for the first you play them I love you.
03:25:56
Come. Let's go baby. Come on, chicken eyes.
03:25:59
But you didn't go.
03:26:03
You. You know that,
03:26:07
I want to fly.
03:26:08
Oh, you want to go?
03:26:12
Oh, chicken attack the chicken!
03:26:18
The chicken.
03:26:23
Fight!
03:26:24
Just walk away. What do you always do?
03:26:31
How do I get out of this
03:26:32
chicken shit outfit?
03:26:38
How do I get out of this
03:26:39
chicken shit outfit?
03:26:50
I'm that.
03:26:54
You want some candy?
03:26:57
How do I get out of this chicken shit outfit?
03:27:00
I need you guys.
03:27:01
I'm getting him.
03:27:03
Gary, do you get. Hey!
03:35:19
Mr. Brady and Rochelle.
03:35:22
Brady and or Gary.
03:35:23
As above and so below.
03:35:26
Because. Copy.
03:35:27
So close, lady.
03:35:28
And for sure, we're doing it our way.
03:35:32
We're gonna make it make our dreams come true.
03:35:35
Brady and Dawn.
03:35:36
Shall we just.
03:35:37
Brady and draw.
03:35:39
It's their show now, Brady.
03:35:41
Draw. And.