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And so
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it's 10:00.
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I. Hi,
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I'm Gary. It's 10:00.
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Do you know where your parents are?
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Welcome to Fradge Fladge Rants Live.
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I'm going to get the name of the show. Right.
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One of these days.
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What are we debunking today?
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Mattresses.
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Yeah. Mount Rushmore for you.
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Ferns and Sauce Stearns and Foster.
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Serta Sealy, beautyrest.
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How's that?
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You're right.
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I got new merch.
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Bam! We.
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That is a5x
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jug left t shirt here.
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So I'm wearing it as a dress.
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We're going to auction it off at the end.
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Holy cow.
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Got a lot of coverage here.
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Okay, that's cool.
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So, no, I was kidding.
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We're doing matrices or matrices,
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as the commenter would pronounce it, or Matrix is rice.
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That's flat.
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I want to start out with non-player characters.
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There is a there's a line of thinking in some,
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I want to call them spiritual communities
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that think there are non-player
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characters in this simulation we're living in.
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And I just want to
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go on record
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and say, No, there aren't
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No, in case you don't know,
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in case you don't know what non-player characters are, it's like in a video game
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where you you're walking around the street in a little video game
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and you talk to a stranger and they have preprogramed things
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that they say and they can't give you any more information than what
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their program to do.
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And so all of these NPCs in real life are doing the same thing.
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They're following a program and we're we're in a simulation.
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Also.
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For the record, I want to point out to the fact
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that if we are truly in a simulation and I've seen the the I've heard
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the arguments, I've looked at the the probability
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and if there are going to be simulations,
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there are going to be more simulations than real based reality.
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And therefore, by the odds, we are, of course, in a simulation
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that does not change our situation.
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I repeat that if we are in fact living in
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a simulation that is in fact our reality
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and it is no different than we thought it was.
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Baby has a problem with that.
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I will defend my position.
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I am always prepared to defend my position or
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convince me otherwise.
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And ready.
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What will I say?
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I'm paying attention.
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I'm on YouTube.
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What do you always say?
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There is a button.
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It took me 19 weeks to come up with this.
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You'll never say it again.
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You were right.
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I was wrong. I apologize
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that get me to say
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that. So.
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So you don't like Sterns and Foster?
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No, no, no.
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I'm going to assert. All right.
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Okay,
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so The Matrix.
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So we're living in the Matrix, boys.
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Are we debunking this?
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How are we going to how are we going to tackle this one?
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Is Gary the one?
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I'm I'm yes, I'm the one I took the red pill.
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There's Olympics.
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Was it a suppository?
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I actually watched I think I watched that video.
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That guy was cuckoo, bananas, nuts.
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But yeah.
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So he was supposed to be soulless.
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Do you guys know my stance on souls?
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It's a different matrix.
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You are four souls.
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Two souls, one soul,
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zero souls.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I've seen no evidence.
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Convince me otherwise.
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That's why they call it Faith.
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Thomas.
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Energy.
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Energy is energy, regardless of what it is, cannot be created or destroyed.
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Yeah, I agree.
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And I know your argument.
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I know that stance. And it doesn't hold any water.
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It does because it's a law of physics.
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Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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And it doesn't hurts way more than anything.
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You have to say about that.
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Well, it doesn't create a soul you don't know. You can't prove.
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You can't prove against it.
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I can only prove for it.
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So there's no debating that.
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You haven't got to at least have the laws of physics
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that.
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Oh, fantastic.
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Yeah.
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Ask all the professional physicists because something transfers
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to energy doesn't mean it's necessarily energy in the form of a soul.
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That's right.
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I mean, that's not to say it's a non sequitur.
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He's not actually explaining what he thinks.
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He's explaining.
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But I. Right.
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I mean, I agree there is a soul, but I don't think that's enough evidence.
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The term afterlife
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aside, he's trying to help it matter what that is.
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It's like the true meaning of the term.
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You're stupid.
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The term up north is just up north.
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The term afterlife is just after life. It's
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core, right?
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If we're just going to stick with it, we say I'm going to call it
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life.
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There's also proper names,
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friends like up north.
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But back to these non-player characters,
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these soulless shells go.
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You can just a third study yourself, take a survey,
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try to like really get to know as many people
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as you think it takes to figure out that, in fact, all of them
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have demons of thought that every one of us has.
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You are unique, you are special.
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Just like everybody else. Can I contemplate?
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Yeah, if there are infinite
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universes or whatever this is called
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in one of those universes, wouldn't there have to be souls?
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No. Why would there have to be souls?
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Because there has to be every possibility of everything in every section
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and y off of every single soul possible on just be programed data.
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Anything you can possibly think of would have had to have happened.
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People think the alternate universe is like making a right or left, but it's not.
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It's making every inch of every degree of every decision, of every color,
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of every choice, making every possibility
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so much so that you can't even see it in the abyss.
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Therefore, everything exists.
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Okay, you know what?
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And then if you think reincarnation exists or if you think this kind of heaven
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or how exists not in this universe, then one of those does
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truly exist because you came up with it,
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I guess in a manner of speaking, sure.
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Well, I guess we haven't explained ourselves with the 9 minutes now.
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The multiverse went to religion,
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right?
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Okay, so in a space time,
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I don't see any reason for space time not to be infinite.
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Now. And if space is infinite in
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even one direction and time is infinite in only one direction,
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it makes a lot of paradoxes.
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It gets real screwy right there.
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What we're talking about
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is creates
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like there's no reason for now to even exist.
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Like it's it would be arbitrary,
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but in a universe of infinite time, infinite space,
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everything will happen over and over and over infinitely.
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And that's why I do think that the multiverse,
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the matrices are real.
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There's another me
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explaining this to another you
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and then hopefully the other ones are getting.
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I don't get how you you can make that claim,
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but you completely refute the fact that this energy that in this multiverse
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there is no repeatability, there is no bleed over from of energy,
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there is no reconstruction of any type of of either consciousness or none.
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You would still think that it's some type of carryover of energy.
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And I would attribute that to some type of representative of us
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as a being which could be interpreted as a solar type object
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and with the concept to show with every possibility
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that would have to exist in one of those universes.
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But the me define as me
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is this body with this brain and the energy that is burning,
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not just consuming, but passing around and and that makes me work,
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stops functioning at the point of death.
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There is no afterlife.
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I'm sorry, jerks. It makes me feel better.
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But it is a lie that you have convinced yourself.
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Sorry.
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It's not really.
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Not in this observable universe.
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Possibly,
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but at or the opportunity from this universe.
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Everything has to exist.
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If we're talking about the multiverse, where are we talking about the multiverse
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or the many, many worlds interpretation?
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Because we have to establish that first.
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Or are we talking mattresses
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as let's all go through?
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And I don't think there is any difference between the multiverse
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and the many worlds interpretation of quantum physics.
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Quantum mechanics
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naturally leads to many worlds.
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Interpretation.
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Many worlds interpretation describes the multiverse,
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and if you don't get a good night's sleep,
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you might as well bag the whole thing.
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Goodnight.
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Goodnight, love.
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So below.
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Finally what I want to do.
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We're all going to go get a good night's sleep.
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Contemplate. Jerry. Jerry, what's your name?
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Carries nonsense. Oh, he he goes by Jerry.
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I was going to have a lot to say.
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I was going to call you Jackass, and I bailed at the last second.
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But there is some bleed over that I believe in.
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And that's the Mandela effect.
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The some of my false memories are.
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Ooh, ooh.
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Yeah. So I wanted to talk about that.
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Why aren't those universes observable from this observable universe?
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And so the Mandela effect might be one example of that.
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Go ahead.
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Let me let me let me step back and take a running leap on this one.
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Okay.
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Did you know that your subconscious
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is a lot smarter than your conscious mind?
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Oh, but my subconscious knew that.
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Or didn't.
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Exactly.
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I am not conscious of some of the things I know.
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I cannot tell you if in fact that is part of what I'm talking to myself.
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I said, Why am I so fucking blurry?
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You look great, right?
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Oh, yeah, you are blurry.
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At least I was a little blurry.
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Listen, my
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subconscious might be fluent in Cantonese.
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It really might be.
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I might know Chinese and not even know I know Chinese.
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There's the known knowns, the unknown knowns,
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the known unknowns, and the known known unknowns.
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And the.
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No, no, no.
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Yes, that's there too.
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No, but the
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I don't remember my dreams.
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And so there's this whole mental activity that I am not fully
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conscious of that is transpire inside my body.
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I have to say, if it's me, if it's part of my physical body,
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it's part of me, but it's not part of my conscious being.
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If and there are people
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that are better at tapping into then people that are worse, I'm probably worse
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and they know
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I brought up Dolores Cannon before because she
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she talks about non-player characters or dead before she died.
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God rest her soul.
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And she
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was she she seemed to be better at tapping into this
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the subconscious not of hers, of of maybe people she hypnotized.
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That's why I'm one of these shows.
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We got to get a hypnotist in here, put me under, see what my subconscious knows.
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So anyway, if the pineal gland
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is transmitting and picking up signals
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from other other sources,
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it might be other others
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sending and receiving information.
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And that's where I think the Mandela effect comes from.
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Boys.
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So it's not certain
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that they have something to do with it.
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Let's try to find that message.
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I wasn't sure if were going like for NPC, there was a lot of
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like large compilation videos that I was trying to avoid.
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I'm trying to find one
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that I saw that was decently interesting that goes along with that NPC thing. But
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I don't know, I just it, it,
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it's interesting.
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I think retarded
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people are as close as we get to and PCs.
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I guess so.
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But I still feel like some of them are PCs
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because they need a handler so.
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Right. Yeah.
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Don't they need more help than the rest of us?
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All right, so
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for them, in order
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for them to eat and shit and get dressed,
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right.
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Well, what's tied in with all this?
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The reason I chose them pieces for my opening rant
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is because I had read about that, because that is screwed up thinking
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like you're still saying that person is lesser than you
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because you don't know what's going on in their head.
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So you're claiming that there's nothing else.
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You're wrong, you're wrong, dead wrong.
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Those are fully functional people.
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And if you just got to know them, you'd realize you're dead
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wrong and keep going to the next NPC you think you suspect
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and they're fully functional normal humans as well as a point.
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This is all tied in with with the recycled soul theory where
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if you were terrible in one life, you come back
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and you're tortured like you're punished in the next life.
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And that's what Doors can't and believed in.
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And that is also nonsense.
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I have some Delores Cannon
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I mean, if there is a recycled soul
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or part of us that gets recycled,
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if there is a part, I don't know what it was.
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I think I wasn't unmuted, but there was a part of us
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that was recycled that potentially would be a soul.
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I don't know, repeating this over and over again does that.
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It might be hellish, too, to a lot of folks because not everyone
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gets to be born in this country or with, you know, middle class even.
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Oh, but the amount of people that get born middle class is like so small
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people don't realize it's like they won the lottery all throughout
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time, like 90% of human existence has been
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miserable
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playing less.
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You millennials are fucking spoiled pieces entitled shit.
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Oh I my
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kids tell your cat my mike talking to her.
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I like we are a part of everything.
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That's why that's what got me down.
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The laws came in, Rabbit hole.
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She has some great things to say.
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We are a part of everything.
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Why should anybody care?
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I'm sure you're all one anyway.
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We're all part of each other.
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No, we're part of each other.
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They think they're alone.
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Nobody is ever alone.
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They have never been alone since the moment they remind me to come.
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And then that thing there to take care of them.
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I'm gonna be right back.
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And we're all part of each other, which they don't understand.
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We're part of every thing.
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Every single thing there is is a life.
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It's all touch business.
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Even down to the tiniest blade of grass.
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Everything is all connected.
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All of nature, all of the environment, all of the people.
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There is no good.
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This is more than anything what Gary means when he says as above
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or below for directions.
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And what we understand that he's not say
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satanic comments or ridiculously stances, they are unnecessary, untrue and untrue.
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It makes them do the different things.
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But I care because we have to learn to care about each other.
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But I also remember all everyone's right to sell part of each other,
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whatever it is.
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And that ridiculous different way
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of looking at it for a lot of people because they see themselves as all alone
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as an individual with their individual problems.
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But we're not.
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We're one world.
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We're one body,
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and we are all connected to the source, to God,
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because we are all are walking along the same path.
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We just see it in different ways
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and it's time to let all the other go so that we can go into this new direction.
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And that's why I care about it,
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because it seems like that's my mission now is to
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tell people these things all over the world
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to give knowledge and information to them so at least they can think.
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I always tell people, don't believe what I say,
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don't believe what anybody else says.
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Ask lots and lots of questions.
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Didn't make up.
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Ask everything, question everything.
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My truth about a question Why he has a fucking rainbow fucking furry outfit.
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And when you do, it's your truth.
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Maybe that's true.
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And it they won't believe it, but it's your truth.
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You don't give your your truth.
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No. See, now she had me till then. Hold on.
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There's only one true truth is not my.
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Your truth.
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My truth is truth.
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There's truth there is only one truth.
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I don't mean religiously.
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I just mean logic and evidentially evidence.
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I think we dis debunked
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objective truth.
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So I was on the radio and PC.
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You were talking about MPIX.
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From a programmer standpoint, it wasn't meant to be established to the real world.
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That was just a bunch of elite people
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to decide to label normal people normies as novices.
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If you had to.
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In the beginning, when video games came out,
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they rendered everything even the stuff you didn't see every thought
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that they had.
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They tried to make it all in the game and it would just calm down.
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So they started taking out anything that wasn't important,
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including anything that was behind like the car.
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It wouldn't render that, including this particulars and these thoughts.
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They if they didn't, if it didn't matter, it wasn't programed in their
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if there's a matrix or we're in a multi many worlds or multiverse,
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chances are if you don't need it, it's not true.
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It doesn't exist. It's not programed.
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That's very interesting.
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Our memory memory sucks.
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We mentioned memory on that one.
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If it was in tissue or in chemical or magnetic or what the fuck it was,
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it's just ones and zeros in a in a matrix, according to this episode.
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Well, I'm glad you stepped on frickin Rose from the Titanic.
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Here goes.
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I She said something that I'm
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when it comes to what she's about to throw the jewel over the water.
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She's a she's about to.
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So when it comes to universal consciousness,
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where do you guys sit with a
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we like, like, aware of the same thing.
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No, just that there
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I mean think of it like connections in your brain, right?
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There is different parts of your brain that are firing and I don't know
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the electrical signals that get passed from one section to another.
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There could be a type of harmony or however
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faggy the term you want to put to it when it comes to the
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the harmony of the universe and, you know, the
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because she does play off of each other, we don't understand
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how the universe even works.
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So there could just be a over underlying brain type.
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I don't know.
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I'm doing a terrible job explaining it,
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but I think you guys get what I'm talking about.
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Yes, If there is an overlying collective consciousness,
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I don't recognize the mechanism by which it is collected.
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If we're just a library of experiences,
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where where does it get uploaded?
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Downloaded? What?
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What's going on with that?
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I mean, does it probably wireless?
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Does it it's evolved technology. It's it's wireless.
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We wouldn't see it
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because I think it's it does a B realize
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how pivotal it is for the ecosystem that it thrives in now.
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So it doesn't know.
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That's why I see it. I mean, these are very driven.
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What what causes that drive
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frickin firing of neurons?
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I don't know. Neurons.
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And maybe it's that universal fractiousness.
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It's some people call it inherent people
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have a collective consciousness and it isn't collected.
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Then it doesn't change our situation.
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We're still just independent consciousness.
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And and we're we're just trying to look at it as a collection.
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But it's not a true collection that can be
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experienced in any sense, a lot of praying.
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That's where praying comes from
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as a collective consciousness, all wishing for a better outcome.
00:24:03
And there is potential weird evidence of willing things into existence.
00:24:08
We kind of mentioned this before.
00:24:11
It's a
00:24:11
placebo effect, but but really, prayer
00:24:16
has been demonstrated to be false, like
00:24:19
it doesn't help more than chance.
00:24:22
I don't know.
00:24:22
Either way, when I ask God, it always goes away when I hydrate.
00:24:27
Well, there are competition.
00:24:30
I believe in God. By the way. Sorry.
00:24:33
Hit me with our competition.
00:24:35
I'm mean now with our religious competition.
00:24:38
That just brings us here.
00:24:41
Yeah, I know. You're doing great. Surprise.
00:24:43
This must be a clear night. Yours looks like shit.
00:24:45
Mine looks fucking gorgeous looking at you.
00:24:48
Well, I have a I have a present for draw that he didn't open.
00:24:52
And it's an aluminum foil, so I'm using it as a as a pedestal and an antenna.
00:24:59
Okay, so it's doing Androids hat and.
00:25:03
Sure. Oh, shoot.
00:25:04
I get with the surprise.
00:25:06
Are you better not be smushed in the head.
00:25:08
I don't like a frumpy hat.
00:25:10
It's in a box wrapped in aluminum foil like shiny
00:25:15
metallic wrapping paper with your with your government name on it.
00:25:19
That's my.
00:25:20
We all passed it around and took it behind the barn for around.
00:25:24
I was going to like it more.
00:25:26
Drew, Brittany's got this cued up.
00:25:29
This is the video.
00:25:30
So I didn't know we were going for NBC and I wasn't sure if the like,
00:25:33
I don't know, good videos, but I did run across this.
00:25:35
I thought it was decently interesting
00:25:38
clues that thing
00:25:43
sticking with the simulation theory.
00:25:45
He's another old one from the glitch glitches not speaking
00:25:48
glitch in the matrix.
00:25:51
Oh looking good.
00:25:52
Shows the link in the chat and I can play it smoother.
00:25:57
This guy disappear.
00:26:00
Oh, is he running into the wall again? NBC
00:26:04
clip shows a group of people acting rather odd.
00:26:07
Yeah, they're just being weird and they're acting very robotic.
00:26:10
They're like, looking in the mirror and then they're like the weird stuff
00:26:13
that they're taking is very the video, the news.
00:26:15
Even more individuals are seen wandering the streets.
00:26:19
One of
00:26:19
those robotic in nature, spontaneous kind of walking.
00:26:23
It's the same pace, the same distance.
00:26:25
They're all going up to this window.
00:26:27
Know the fox in that window.
00:26:28
The video is peculiarity has if you see the video, the teacher says
00:26:31
that the student making parallel turns out as he escaped in the matrix video
00:26:35
we just watch making noises and now championing the idea like the one
00:26:39
the evidence of have the 9/11 within a simulated trade center.
00:26:43
That's just a camera artifact.
00:26:46
Yeah, these I think that's the skit.
00:26:48
I'm just too skeptical.
00:26:49
Everything sucks to me.
00:26:51
Yeah.
00:26:52
911 was a big skit.
00:26:55
Well, there was that one picture where they show that's what
00:26:57
they like to borrow from a camera from 2001 in the wing disappears
00:27:01
for a second right before it hits the plane.
00:27:03
But you can tell anybody that knows 911 cameras, the artifacting with the windows.
00:27:08
But people say that, look, the wing disappeared
00:27:11
when the when the projection or whatever, they think that the plane wasn't
00:27:16
911. You're not you're no plainer.
00:27:19
I am a plane.
00:27:20
And I was I'm skeptical of the no planners video footage that they have
00:27:24
any time there's a camera and in fact, they say, oh, it's a spook.
00:27:28
Well, that's where I was going a little bit, too,
00:27:29
because I was looking up simulation glitches and there was like,
00:27:32
you know, car crashes that, oh, the car hit an invisible thing.
00:27:35
And when it comes the technology nowadays, if it was an older video
00:27:40
and this was 15 years ago, I go, okay, that seems kind of believable nowadays.
00:27:44
It's like, yeah, you could easily edit the other car out.
00:27:47
I'm sure with a fucking iPhone app they got all kinds of easy shit.
00:27:51
Nowadays it's really hard to find a video where I'm just not sitting there going,
00:27:54
and this is probably bullshit.
00:27:55
Yeah, even if it's not intentional, the glitches that happen anyways,
00:28:00
I just chalk it up to that until I see something with my own
00:28:03
two eyes in my own back yard or front yard or out of my own window.
00:28:08
I don't buy it.
00:28:09
Well, go to the 911 thing.
00:28:10
I for no reason just rewatch the entire news broadcast
00:28:13
from that morning in New York footage.
00:28:17
And I don't think the planes really should have fallen,
00:28:21
but I'm one who believes that they did other stuff,
00:28:24
that there was bombs in the basement and they were trying to do more shit.
00:28:26
There was explosions.
00:28:27
There is the theory of the $2.3 trillion that all of a sudden disappeared.
00:28:32
And when it comes to that amount of money, 2000 lives,
00:28:37
that shit, you know, if you got back,
00:28:40
you can kill 2000 people easily.
00:28:43
So I don't know, honestly, if you're going to lose that kind of money
00:28:45
because you just bought a building and got fucked by buying a bad building
00:28:48
that you realize is going to cost billions to fix,
00:28:50
Suddenly you think, Ooh, insurance.
00:28:52
I don't know that part of the conspiracy, you know, they're like,
00:28:54
Don't you follow the guy?
00:28:56
The guy that opened the $2.6 billion insurance policy
00:28:59
that I thought you were always referring to when you said that amount of money.
00:29:02
The guy bought the building like a year before all this shit happened,
00:29:05
found out that it was in disrepair and he blew it up.
00:29:09
That's what I think happened.
00:29:10
And then somebody heard he was going to do it.
00:29:12
Instead of stopping them.
00:29:13
They went, Wow, we'll help you get all these new martial law.
00:29:18
They I don't know, though.
00:29:19
What I heard was that there was just a missing from
00:29:22
our government, 2.3 or $3 trillion trillion.
00:29:26
Should we make it a whole episode?
00:29:27
No, I wouldn't mind making a whole episode, but that's not my decision.
00:29:31
I let that be up to the powers of me.
00:29:34
Speaking to the powers that be.
00:29:36
I'll grant you've got to thought about Multiplex.
00:29:39
Pray about it.
00:29:40
I feel like that was an ironic slap in the face, but I appreciate it.
00:29:44
Sounds like a movie theater multiplex.
00:29:46
I will point out a piece of grass on the ground and piss on it and hope that helps.
00:29:51
That helps that atheist.
00:29:53
Okay, I would maybe.
00:29:56
Yes. Yes.
00:29:57
You know what faithful Christians do?
00:30:00
They also logically and efficiently work hard for an objective and a goal.
00:30:03
They don't just pray.
00:30:05
I think praying just appeases it when there's nothing else to do.
00:30:08
Like the expression hope is for the helpless.
00:30:11
Prayer is just an appeasement of feelings.
00:30:15
Letting go of prayer is and crazy people because crazy people
00:30:20
are known to talk to themselves or imaginary sky people, or even
00:30:24
even atheists start praying to something when their plane
00:30:28
suddenly starts going upside down and spinning and shit. No,
00:30:33
there are no atheists in a foxhole,
00:30:36
right?
00:30:36
I know. That's what I was saying.
00:30:39
Kind of the same thing.
00:30:40
No way better.
00:30:41
You say things way better than I do.
00:30:43
Gary, And not really
00:30:47
put me in as producers.
00:30:49
Let's let's be.
00:30:51
Let's do it.
00:30:52
Brian on what kind of clothes you got on
00:30:55
God, did
00:30:57
I think I just asked Gary what color panties you got on.
00:31:00
I know you have your pajama pants on, so that means there's zero hopping offenses.
00:31:04
We might as well just get this out of the way.
00:31:05
Now, just great.
00:31:08
Now I can just step right over the fence.
00:31:10
Oh, Brady has a little trouble doing the same maneuver, however.
00:31:13
Miserable eggs, Geno. Why?
00:31:15
Because I have something that hangs down between my little legs
00:31:20
that apparently, you know your problems with.
00:31:22
I might my balls become load bearing right at the midpoint.
00:31:28
But you couldn't do that marrying, right?
00:31:29
I made the things.
00:31:31
But there's like three Georgia to themselves
00:31:35
and then they
00:31:35
become the release of all load towards the end
00:31:38
I got big balls, but they don't hang lower than my dick.
00:31:41
Sorry.
00:31:43
Have you guys seen this?
00:31:44
Yeah. Voice
00:31:47
This is cool, isn't it?
00:31:48
Does it actually.
00:31:50
Does it actually work?
00:31:52
It does. It actually works.
00:31:54
And I tested it out and I tried so hard to get that.
00:31:57
I'm really regretted.
00:31:59
I didn't get an on camera.
00:32:00
I got the end afterwards.
00:32:03
It's not.
00:32:03
Oh, the reaction was even better.
00:32:05
Everybody regretted giving me anything,
00:32:09
which usually happens anytime anybody gives me anything.
00:32:14
The immediate regret,
00:32:16
it was lovely
00:32:19
at this.
00:32:24
That was the You have footage of the.
00:32:25
Oh, no, I missed it all for the party.
00:32:29
If we don't have the footage of the party, we can
00:32:31
we can tie up our religion aspect with our competition from last week.
00:32:36
Oh, I want to do that this week.
00:32:38
Mr. Dikes, a religious competition.
00:32:41
270 terms.
00:32:42
The one of the people or I think they're beating us live Islamics, Muslims.
00:32:48
And I'll take our 20 followers.
00:32:49
Our 20 followers can kick their 300 followers asses.
00:32:52
I don't know. This dude's got some pretty compelling shirt.
00:32:55
He's kind of on the lines with us
00:32:56
because I like making gay jokes, but these guys kind of take it serious.
00:33:00
It's kind of weird.
00:33:02
Yeah, we're just doing it for hard, deeper.
00:33:08
Who is this guy?
00:33:09
It's all humor.
00:33:11
Yeah.
00:33:11
So well prepared for the coming destruction.
00:33:16
So if you can understand what that's all about.
00:33:17
This guy has claimed to have several premonitions.
00:33:20
He was at a flood or a dam one time, and God told them to leave the area.
00:33:25
And then there ended up being a flood like this guy.
00:33:28
I don't know. There's some.
00:33:28
Can we take a moment to recognize the podium that's across Island?
00:33:33
She's a beautiful, giant freaking ass.
00:33:36
That's not Jesus.
00:33:37
Jesus. It's funny. Thanks.
00:33:41
I need one of those.
00:33:43
This was just a breakdown of his little sermon
00:33:46
here that like, it was like an hour long there.
00:33:48
But they have like 14 hour, 18 hour, 21 hour streams of this church all day.
00:33:54
And there was a literally nobody in the audience
00:33:57
and they're just doing music and this asshole's talking.
00:34:01
And I used to have empty seats.
00:34:04
They've got a lot of fucking followers online.
00:34:05
Nobody wants to show up in person, but fuck do they want to watch online.
00:34:09
They all have no perspective.
00:34:13
I just find this hilarious because
00:34:15
it's just funny.
00:34:16
That's they're in trouble.
00:34:18
Then what we realize,
00:34:22
you know, as we look around in our society
00:34:25
now, I live and maybe you do too.
00:34:28
As a Christian, I kind of live in my own little bubble.
00:34:31
I live in my own little world.
00:34:33
I really don't realize what is going on in our society now.
00:34:38
I know as we go to little Gettysburg during a certain month of the year,
00:34:42
there's all kinds of flags that are Fly Pride Month from churches,
00:34:46
which is pure abomination and perversion of God and I was talking
00:34:51
to the deputy sheriff just this week, matter of fact, Sunday night.
00:34:59
Oh, what happened?
00:35:00
Just a quick I'll make I just pause it because I make jokes.
00:35:04
I don't actually hate homosexuals.
00:35:06
This is a little different.
00:35:07
It came to our service.
00:35:09
And after the service we were talking and he was telling me, Mike, he said,
00:35:14
Did you know this community is a drawing we should get off of YouTube
00:35:18
if we're to talk about this. This guy gay pretty?
00:35:20
No, no.
00:35:21
He says it in a very religious way,
00:35:23
but the way he says it is hilarious because he's trying to like,
00:35:26
we'll try to keep an hour on there, try to keep up with the pope.
00:35:29
Gay slurs.
00:35:31
This is even though I think I already fix it.
00:35:33
Oh, yeah.
00:35:34
And for the record, I think they prefer poofter
00:35:37
because because it's the British way to say it.
00:35:40
I just kind of assume that all British people are gay,
00:35:44
although the British
00:35:44
way of saying it was fag, fag is the British word for proof.
00:35:48
There
00:35:49
is a pile of sticks for you next week to Dix
00:35:52
Hi by.
00:35:55
Oops sorry.
00:35:56
It's YouTube rumble.
00:35:59
No wait, not wrong.
00:35:59
So probably says you're a fucking rumble.
00:36:03
I know you can say whatever you about the He's talking
00:36:06
about the entire way he was talking about Pride Month.
00:36:09
Yeah, I know. Speaking to Pride Month.
00:36:10
That's a beautiful for you. God, I don't know.
00:36:13
Your names are beautiful.
00:36:15
Look, it's lovely.
00:36:17
It's got. It's rainbow.
00:36:18
I've got your eyes.
00:36:21
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
00:36:22
Why does it have two different sets of lies?
00:36:24
It's got a smiley face, eyes, and it's regular eyes
00:36:27
and it's got a mouth on its nose is the problem.
00:36:31
You know why.
00:36:33
Oh, it doesn't mouth those fumes
00:36:38
back to the religious guy.
00:36:40
Just to reframe again, he talking about Pride month.
00:36:42
He was talking about the end times and then he was talking
00:36:46
to a police officer at his church.
00:36:49
And his police officer warns him
00:36:50
that there is a lot of debauchery going on in the neighborhood.
00:36:52
I said, What?
00:36:53
He said, Oh, yeah, we've got big, big developments in our community.
00:36:58
He said, And these are people moving out of New York,
00:37:02
moving out of the major cities, and they're of this persuasion and.
00:37:07
They are drawing these these people into our community.
00:37:13
That according to the word of God in Romans chapter two,
00:37:17
that says that God, let's turn them over to reprobate minds.
00:37:21
I said, You mean this whole surrounding area?
00:37:25
And I discovered that's true because I have a beautiful house
00:37:29
that was sold behind the church that belonged to a local plumber.
00:37:34
Now, I wish I would have bought it.
00:37:36
I love how he says.
00:37:37
I wish I would have bought it.
00:37:38
There's there there's a reason why.
00:37:40
But there's two gentlemen that bought it together.
00:37:44
And one day I let them use our burnt pile and one came out one day
00:37:49
and said to me, because I was talking to them about something
00:37:52
and, and the man said to me, I need to talk to my husband.
00:37:56
And he said that I know what he was trying to do.
00:37:58
He was trying to get me riled up.
00:38:00
I just left it alone.
00:38:02
And those two men have two children with them that I saw at least.
00:38:06
So we are in a community.
00:38:08
We may have more than that, but it's not Gomorrah.
00:38:11
It's like Sodom and Gomorrah.
00:38:13
And we think that with the child trafficking
00:38:17
and the abortion industry, the drugs,
00:38:22
all the fagots doing their factory stuff, we're off.
00:38:25
You too, right?
00:38:27
Yeah, but isn't that hilarious?
00:38:28
I skim through the video and I popped into that within the first
00:38:31
like fucking 30 seconds of skimming through this video.
00:38:34
And I'm like, Oh my God, this is awesome.
00:38:35
No wonder this shit is beating us in ratings.
00:38:38
I only make gay jokes for fun.
00:38:40
This guy's serious,
00:38:43
right? Still, though.
00:38:44
Yeah. Draws a big check, then.
00:38:47
Yeah. Maybe we need to change our angle.
00:38:48
I don't know.
00:38:50
I don't think so.
00:38:51
I think it's very anti-religious. You know.
00:38:53
Look, look where it could get us.
00:38:54
270% of our revenue.
00:38:58
Yeah.
00:39:00
In the spirit of the work, we'll have a store with all kinds of news.
00:39:04
Like, what's the one to go? Old?
00:39:09
All that a lot of use, a lot of thumbs up.
00:39:12
No revenue last week in my opinion Stock
00:39:15
200 news
00:39:18
Most revenue we've ever had really?
00:39:21
Yeah. Yeah.
00:39:23
I don't understand how that works.
00:39:25
I don't know either.
00:39:27
When when the revenue is more minuscule, like,
00:39:31
do they pull like does rumble pull Like if you get into too much other
00:39:35
people's content, are they like pulling and giving monetization?
00:39:39
The other entity, they don't care
00:39:41
because I didn't I don't remember seeing many ads, but I definitely saw one
00:39:44
in the last video and I know I watched it all the way through on purpose
00:39:47
and I turned off my
00:39:50
I mean, I don't have anything.
00:39:53
Well, that's because you're super genius.
00:39:59
Well,
00:39:59
if you want to go deep video, if you want to go deep it deeper
00:40:02
into our competition just to tie it up, there's really not much I need to show.
00:40:05
But the other one was fresh and fit, which are two black gentlemen
00:40:09
who hang out with another black gentlemen, which is perfectly fine.
00:40:12
But they got like they got a brand new studio.
00:40:14
That's what that episode that was being is lost.
00:40:16
This is an impressive fucking studio.
00:40:18
What they do with it is like, not that impressive,
00:40:21
but the studio is really fucking impressive.
00:40:24
Pretty much their entire show.
00:40:25
They just pull up and they get revenue.
00:40:27
They have like a quarter of a million bloody nose fresh and fit.
00:40:31
I don't, I don't know if everybody on Rumble day who we don't want or whatever.
00:40:36
I know they seem fine, they seem cool, their shit's pretty cool.
00:40:39
They've got a bigger studio of 12 cameras for no reason.
00:40:42
I don't know why you need that many angles the same shit, but
00:40:45
being ready for them because, a bunch of people just dropping them
00:40:49
like the exact same format.
00:40:51
Although they're copying everybody else's format though it's yeah, they copied
00:40:54
whatever podcast which yeah, the popular names are just more less.
00:40:59
They got gold plaques on the wall from YouTube
00:41:00
and they've got a bigger studio so they must be doing something right.
00:41:03
But it seems like all they do is just show a show about partners
00:41:07
men to be strong, better.
00:41:08
I mean Alpha. Not bad. Yeah.
00:41:11
It seems like all they talk about is finances, women and yeah,
00:41:14
it's like the Andrew Tate formula
00:41:16
of being said, even though neither of these gentlemen
00:41:18
are that fit at all, I would not call them fit.
00:41:20
I would call them skinny fat.
00:41:21
But that's like his first is the fat one and the other one is fat.
00:41:25
That's why they're. No, they're neither of them are fit.
00:41:27
I and then there's another fat guy who's legit that the reason why I don't want to
00:41:32
read because you know,
00:41:34
they seem cool there they seem right wing they like he seems really too cool.
00:41:38
I'm just shitting on.
00:41:39
I'm just trying to find an angle to have fun with it.
00:41:42
But it was really hard to find an angle.
00:41:44
The other one who was just below us was feeling cute, might
00:41:47
play some Hogwarts frumpy MC and dreadlocks.
00:41:50
So the frumpy MC dreadlocks like there was absolutely zero
00:41:53
sign of dreadlocks, but the frumpy was more than enough.
00:41:58
So she's just ugly over makeup.
00:42:01
The bitch who is playing Hogwarts,
00:42:03
she was right behind us, but that was our competition last week.
00:42:05
I will keep an eye on our competition this week.
00:42:07
We'll be coming back to you with more.
00:42:10
Okay.
00:42:13
Brady, did you ever take an NPC
00:42:16
assistant in programing part as a programmer,
00:42:19
the NPC is just a way to unnecessarily put an image.
00:42:24
It doesn't need to think okay, yeah, he did.
00:42:27
You brought that up. Okay.
00:42:28
But and then from your point of view or is not your point of view
00:42:32
but your point of view as a non NPC, everyone's
00:42:35
going to think that their point of view is slightly elevated from MBC.
00:42:39
You obviously know
00:42:40
more about your point of view than any other point of view, correct?
00:42:43
I hope. Correct.
00:42:44
Sometimes I don't think idea of my own even.
00:42:47
How can people understand me?
00:42:48
I can't even understand what the fuck I'm saying myself.
00:42:52
A lot of it has to do with the second echo in my in years and learn to work
00:42:56
and deal with without sounding drunk and currently
00:43:03
you can't tell, can you?
00:43:06
Please.
00:43:07
Is this about two words?
00:43:09
I still didn't get an answer.
00:43:10
If this was about multiverse or any world interpretation,
00:43:14
you just thought they were the same.
00:43:17
They are.
00:43:19
Oh, this is open.
00:43:21
Oh, anyway.
00:43:22
Yeah, they are. And they really are.
00:43:25
But it really comes back to my as above.
00:43:28
So below, you know,
00:43:32
a 99.9% of the universe is the, the,
00:43:37
the void of space where it's
00:43:41
just a vacuum and non unobservable
00:43:44
you earth or the space in our own bull
00:43:47
universe our own observable universe 20 levels.
00:43:51
And so if you score 99.9%
00:43:56
to one side for now and look at the rest
00:44:00
the very small fraction of stuff that does exist, we call that matter
00:44:05
and that's made up of atoms which are 99.9% empty space.
00:44:10
So what we're really dealing with here
00:44:13
is a budget, nothing
00:44:16
that way.
00:44:16
We say stuff matters.
00:44:20
I think it's related
00:44:22
in the same way the currency, banks, banks, currency
00:44:26
thing works together.
00:44:28
But this woman has some problems with the money world theory,
00:44:32
which is a similar root of it.
00:44:36
You know, the interdimensional
00:44:39
entities we were talking about last week,
00:44:42
I think there are if we're being
00:44:46
we're under observation in this, we're living in a simulation.
00:44:50
I really think that our existence, our media
00:44:55
size, medium time scale, all of the things that make us
00:45:01
normal and average and not special
00:45:04
is exactly what makes us
00:45:07
special.
00:45:10
You broke up for the first time
00:45:11
and your body found things a hold on, wait for it to fix it.
00:45:16
What have you got to repeat that
00:45:23
it is our
00:45:25
medium scale that makes us special.
00:45:28
That is what makes us interesting.
00:45:32
If you know everything, it really just amounts to nothing.
00:45:38
Yeah, but if there's a lot more to explore
00:45:41
that keeps us having fun and
00:45:45
enjoy your existence, we've got a pretty good
00:45:49
that that's, that's what my, my take is are you saying medium scale
00:45:53
as far as knowledge or size, size time, everything.
00:45:58
But we are not.
00:46:00
Isn't there a physics disaster that says that like a Godzilla type
00:46:04
being couldn't actually exist because it wouldn't
00:46:07
be able to lift its own arms, it wouldn't be able the the physics
00:46:10
on account of her there being at least, I guess, on this planet per se.
00:46:14
On this planet.
00:46:14
Right. Right.
00:46:17
But maybe an idea Nephilim
00:46:21
This is the many worlds Mother Universe episode.
00:46:24
So everything is all tied together where?
00:46:29
Yeah, but if we got one of those, you know,
00:46:33
Kaiju creatures from another place. So,
00:46:40
yeah, it was this bitch.
00:46:43
Tell me more.
00:46:44
My next guest.
00:46:47
Oh, she's going to give us.
00:46:48
She's debunking.
00:46:50
I have a I have a feeling I'm going to like her less when she starts talking and
00:46:53
just saying I like her a lot right now.
00:46:58
I lost that.
00:46:59
All right, I'll find it.
00:47:01
It's got to be one of these.
00:47:03
You don't know where she is.
00:47:06
She's got her eyes closed. I can see her.
00:47:08
She's right there. She's very unnatural.
00:47:10
It sounds a lot of the problems with regular quantum mechanics,
00:47:14
but I have to admit, there's always been one part
00:47:17
of the many worlds theory that I didn't understand and I felt like
00:47:21
was probably the biggest source of potential issues with the theory.
00:47:26
So I've been thinking about that issue for a few months,
00:47:29
and this is the fifth time that I've tried to record this video,
00:47:32
but I think I've finally got it straight in my head.
00:47:35
The thing I'm going to be talking about is probability in the many worlds theory.
00:47:38
The reason why that's such a tricky topic is because the many worlds theory
00:47:42
just doesn't seem like it should have probability in it at all.
00:47:45
There's no uncertainty when you do a measurement.
00:47:48
Usually in quantum mechanics,
00:47:50
if something is a superposition of two different possibilities, let's say
00:47:54
A and B, that means that it's kind of doing both of them at the same time,
00:47:58
and if you want to measure, it would collapse to
00:48:01
just doing one or the other with probability.
00:48:04
But in the many world theory, that's just not how it works.
00:48:07
Instead, if you try and measure whether it's A or B,
00:48:10
there will be one version of yourself who sees the outcome
00:48:13
and a completely separate version of yourself who sees the outcome.
00:48:16
B And those are essentially different worlds.
00:48:19
There is no randomness.
00:48:20
It almost doesn't make sense to talk about what is the probability of a happening.
00:48:25
Yeah, it's everything happens, but I think that
00:48:27
it is actually really important to bring probability back into any world,
00:48:31
and that's because let's say that you are going to do an experiment in the lab,
00:48:36
and regular quantum mechanics would tell you that one third of the time
00:48:39
you should expect to see a and two thirds of the time you should expect to see B,
00:48:44
you get the experience when you do that experiment
00:48:47
of getting a random outcome and that a third of the time you get a
00:48:52
that is an observable part of the quantum theory.
00:48:55
And so how is many worlds going to reproduce that kind of randomness?
00:49:00
They remove the whole observable, most popular way to resolve this.
00:49:03
Imagine is to go
00:49:06
uncertainty altogether and instead define the probabilities
00:49:10
in terms of like betting and things like that.
00:49:13
Well, I think that that's all very elegant.
00:49:15
I think that I would prefer a understanding of probability
00:49:19
that is a little bit closer to my intuitive understanding of probability.
00:49:23
And so that's why in this video I'm going to talk about a more straightforward
00:49:26
way to bring uncertainty into the many worlds theory
00:49:29
and how that leads to the probabilities that you would expect
00:49:33
from quantum mechanics.
00:49:34
But before she told us plenty,
00:49:37
I like her take on that actually,
00:49:41
should I zoned her out a little bit because she was a woman.
00:49:43
I was trying to pay attention, but I don't I don't take orders from women.
00:49:46
I don't listen to women.
00:49:50
Physicists believe, for example,
00:49:52
that there is really a multiverse that exists even inside our living room.
00:49:57
We are waves vibrating waves get in by the shoulder and show wave function,
00:50:02
and these waves vibrate and then split apart with time.
00:50:07
Steve Weinberg, winner of the Nobel Prize, compares it to the following
00:50:10
Think of radio if you're inside your living or listening time.
00:50:14
BBC Radio.
00:50:15
That radio is tuned to one frequency, but in your living room
00:50:19
there are all frequencies.
00:50:21
Radio Cuba, Radio Moscow, the top 40 rock stations.
00:50:26
All these radio frequencies are vibrating inside your living room,
00:50:30
but your radio is only tuned to one frequency.
00:50:34
Now, in other words, when two universes are in phase,
00:50:36
they are coherent and you can move back and forth.
00:50:40
But as time starts to evolve, you can hear them.
00:50:42
These two universes decouple.
00:50:44
They start to vibrate at different frequencies.
00:50:47
They can no longer interfere with each other.
00:50:49
So why is it that your radio cannot listen to Radio Moscow?
00:50:53
Why isn't it possible for your radio to listen to all frequencies?
00:50:57
Because your radio is declared.
00:51:00
It is no longer vibrating in unison with these other frequencies.
00:51:05
And the same way in physics we slightly mentioned last readings.
00:51:10
Our atoms vibrate, but the vibration vibrate in unison.
00:51:14
With these other universes we have decoupled from them.
00:51:17
We have heard from them.
00:51:19
So in other words, deja vu is probably, oh, deja vu.
00:51:23
Fragments of our brain eliciting
00:51:26
memories and fragments of previous situations.
00:51:30
However, in quantum physics, they really are
00:51:33
in some sense, parallel universes surrounding us.
00:51:36
The problem is we can't enter them because we have heard from them.
00:51:41
We're no longer vibrating in unison with them.
00:51:44
Sorry about that.
00:51:46
Sorry about that.
00:51:48
I love that man.
00:51:50
Yeah, I've got a couple cockatoos as well.
00:51:53
I was going to pull that one, but that one, it still holds weight.
00:51:57
I used to love the big thing.
00:51:58
I used to follow that all the time when I was on Facebook, not on Facebook anymore.
00:52:01
Fuck that.
00:52:01
But big thing. Great, great thing with that.
00:52:04
I think like eight years old or ten years old, but the science
00:52:08
still applies.
00:52:13
Cool story.
00:52:15
It's scary getting sleepy
00:52:18
moments in the skies and right now last week,
00:52:21
kind of the aspect of the frequencies and he brought up the frequencies.
00:52:25
That's what I was kind of mention and focus on my finger.
00:52:28
Gary And we were kind if you want.
00:52:32
Yeah, bring me some cock.
00:52:34
I don't know how to make this full screen, but this is from chicken.
00:52:36
Like a cock, Gary Chicken like a cock.
00:52:39
I mean, a chicken that our location today.
00:52:43
So he's not hypnotized.
00:52:44
Well, I think I like me some cock
00:52:48
just going
00:52:48
to reload More powerful than than our civilization today
00:52:52
they could make large quantities of negative energy and perhaps
00:52:56
go backwards in time and become masters of the universe.
00:53:00
So create wormholes to go across the galaxy and backwards in time.
00:53:04
Witness the Big Bang that would then enable backwards time travel.
00:53:09
That's right. In fact.
00:53:09
Stephen Hawking himself has shown this up for you in the chair
00:53:13
that the only way to go backwards in time is to have negative energy.
00:53:17
Then energy below the zero of the ordinary vacuum.
00:53:21
So how do you avoid getting into a hole?
00:53:23
Marty McFly in bum situation because the river of Time
00:53:27
forks into two rivers into a multiverse.
00:53:31
So when you go backwards in time to save the Abraham Lincoln
00:53:33
from being assassinated at the forward theater,
00:53:36
it's someone else's Abraham Lincoln that you just saved.
00:53:40
You cannot alter your own past.
00:53:42
Quantum mechanics says that time itself can fusion
00:53:46
time itself can become a multiple more parliament.
00:53:49
That's not infinite, though, is every for just a few fun, he said.
00:53:54
If you went back, you would create a new fork.
00:53:57
But that fork was already created.
00:53:58
An infinite multi universe, right?
00:54:02
Yeah.
00:54:02
See, that's the paradox is
00:54:05
it's clear if the infinite or just a really huge number
00:54:10
loose reference, but it's Futurama where Fry goes back in time and is his own
00:54:15
grandfather or father a figure which you
00:54:18
since you said Futurama, I think you really stumbled on a pun.
00:54:21
It's nothing.
00:54:22
I think it's just really lazy, creative Hollywood writing.
00:54:26
That was a great show.
00:54:28
The whole multiverse is just there.
00:54:30
Their ability to write any possibility when they make a mistake.
00:54:33
Somebody died. Oh, wait. No, he didn't.
00:54:36
He's back.
00:54:37
Star Trek.
00:54:37
Remember when Star Trek the Enterprise was facing itself
00:54:41
from every show at one point at the end and beginning of the one show,
00:54:47
It was fascinating at that one moment.
00:54:49
And then everything after that was just redoing that.
00:54:52
Everything kind of done before
00:54:54
I had this weird universe where nothing's been done before
00:54:58
with your weird theory,
00:54:59
or I had this weird theory that really I didn't actually believe it.
00:55:02
But the aspect of and I think I mentioned it before where,
00:55:04
you know, my, my conscious is what is leading the universe.
00:55:10
So like things that I think of that whole wishing things into existence
00:55:13
kind of subconsciously, I'm creating the world around me.
00:55:17
So there could potentially be a situation
00:55:20
and I kind of already forgot where I was going with this too much marijuana.
00:55:24
What you know, that's really
00:55:28
I heard it and it's something to do with the multiple
00:55:31
forking and going back and forking yourself
00:55:37
over.
00:55:38
I think I'll make it myself.
00:55:42
I'll show myself out.
00:55:43
Yeah.
00:55:43
So you forking stories which are like,
00:55:53
You guys see my ball?
00:55:54
Those is a fresh balloon.
00:55:55
Oh, that up a little bit higher
00:55:58
the higher right sitting right there.
00:56:02
But yeah, you're.
00:56:04
I don't know what you do with your sounds, but they're way more dynamic,
00:56:08
more depth of field.
00:56:09
They sound great.
00:56:12
I got to play down to two.
00:56:19
Seriously, what were we talking about?
00:56:21
Cock Maddox's goose talking about?
00:56:24
Oh yeah. That's my favorite drop ever.
00:56:27
Yeah,
00:56:30
that's great.
00:56:32
Well, okay, I've got more cock go, But
00:56:36
that's my pants.
00:56:38
I you see Will Brady's got.
00:56:40
Yeah, go ahead.
00:56:46
He said he wanted to see what you have working on it.
00:56:50
Your delay
00:56:52
so delay
00:56:55
is a delay.
00:56:55
Better because I feel like there's almost no delay.
00:56:59
Oh. Away 73.
00:57:02
So yeah my lap I'm going down last time
00:57:06
so yeah.
00:57:09
Well.
00:57:09
Oh that's why I feel like I was just there.
00:57:14
Did you see?
00:57:16
I feel like it's right here.
00:57:18
Down.
00:57:19
Down that cable right here.
00:57:22
Is that music at it, or is that now again?
00:57:25
Oh, that was like yo shirtless.
00:57:27
Yo yo, yo.
00:57:29
That smells wonderful day. Now
00:57:33
is the crowd cheering every coach players
00:57:36
say that's where I am right now.
00:57:42
Would you
00:57:42
or your neighbors And every time that
00:57:46
you hit the bed,
00:57:49
did they have a guy down?
00:57:53
A nice guy.
00:57:58
Down,
00:57:59
down, down.
00:58:01
You remember that seventies?
00:58:03
Well,
00:58:06
yeah.
00:58:08
Remember?
00:58:09
You don't even remember the seventies.
00:58:10
I was born in 84.
00:58:11
I don't remember America, the eighties.
00:58:13
That's the only way
00:58:14
Clinton of consciousness can work is if we remember actively what I say
00:58:20
when I say happy birthday to Gary.
00:58:22
We all remember things are going to
00:58:26
I think many were
00:58:33
what a frigging couch fire.
00:58:37
Oh, this is great.
00:58:39
This is great. It's almost like I win all the time.
00:58:42
Yeah, I tried to skip ahead, and now it's going to take twice as long.
00:58:47
No, I didn't let Drip.
00:58:49
That drip bag is amazing.
00:58:52
The dribbling is amazing because I remember
00:58:54
when I was younger, stay lit, the bathroom on fire.
00:58:56
My school lights were doing that and you could hear it actually going
00:59:02
on. You saw somebody ripped their underwear off,
00:59:06
you know,
00:59:06
like we used to do back in the day because I was an older guy
00:59:09
and they hung their underwear on a light and lit it on fire
00:59:12
and the whole bathroom on fire.
00:59:13
And the last time I saw plastic melting like that.
00:59:16
Oh, yeah.
00:59:17
You guys want to say happy birthday to Gary?
00:59:18
Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Happy birthday, Gary.
00:59:24
You want to have it right there?
00:59:25
That was very always.
00:59:28
You want to say happy birthday to Gary?
00:59:29
Happy birthday, Gary.
00:59:33
After nine months
00:59:36
back to normal, fans
00:59:39
may not have
00:59:43
you want to say happy birthday to Gary
00:59:45
Their fifth birthday
00:59:48
there I was like, get everybody
00:59:52
anything else you want to say
00:59:57
Oh, oh,
01:00:02
that is an interesting smell.
01:00:03
He's discovered not to say Happy birthday or anything.
01:00:06
Gary. Happy birthday, brother.
01:00:09
I got here first.
01:00:11
Okay, We got your first of some controversy.
01:00:16
Hey, you want to say happy birthday to Gary Terry?
01:00:18
Controversy.
01:00:19
We are just coming. Elements of
01:00:23
the decision.
01:00:27
I mean, I just
01:00:32
came to
01:00:35
the stream of people on the phone to say happy birthday to Gary.
01:00:39
I've heard that Gary is crazy for the car chase.
01:00:44
He's only 25.
01:00:45
You did?
01:00:48
Was he born in a leap year?
01:00:51
What I did there
01:00:54
to tell the girls in the middle school
01:00:55
I was only going to.
01:01:00
What kind of pedophile music is this anyway?
01:01:03
What a fucking foreshadowing you make.
01:01:05
It's not a final joke
01:01:06
after half the music from the seventies is like pedophile music,
01:01:10
you know, Sweet Caroline, I have another story.
01:01:13
And then you told the story on the video.
01:01:15
No, I did not.
01:01:16
But now I know and I'll never know it. Yes,
01:01:19
there's a lot of that in politics in, like, kings and queens and shit.
01:01:23
What about Biden's daughter?
01:01:27
She had told me there's a diary
01:01:28
where she could write about her family fondling in the shower.
01:01:32
It's like, Oh, yeah, I
01:01:36
that's what got me into the diary.
01:01:38
So I forgot about No, I don't want that to the player
01:01:47
kicks right in.
01:01:48
Hi, I'm Gary.
01:01:49
Thanks for joining fragrance
01:01:52
It's life It's absolutely live well like oh
01:01:59
yeah I got Bacardi
01:02:03
beer for me
01:02:05
And what are you going to say?
01:02:07
I've heard that, Gary.
01:02:08
What you want to say? Happy birthday to Gary.
01:02:10
Birthday Gary
01:02:12
5050.
01:02:14
Fuck, I remember 50,
01:02:18
50 years young.
01:02:19
He said,
01:02:25
Oh, I didn't get you yet.
01:02:26
You got to say happy birthday to Gary.
01:02:28
What's that you want to say?
01:02:29
Happy birthday to Gary at the birth of the Gary,
01:02:34
I want to say happy birthday, Gary.
01:02:35
Happy birthday, Gary.
01:02:37
Say whatever you want.
01:02:38
Just quit giving me Gary's game, please.
01:02:41
Hey, Gary.
01:02:42
We all love him anyway.
01:02:43
I love this man he loves.
01:02:45
He's a big red blob guy.
01:02:47
Michigan. Yeah, man, he's awesome.
01:02:49
Like I said, happy birthday.
01:02:52
Me, I'm an arrow. Green Arrow is out again.
01:02:54
See our Gary,
01:02:58
you went to language therapy.
01:03:00
That's how you got to do it these days.
01:03:02
That was the big one to fucking cross over.
01:03:03
If you're doing insta fucking snappy, you got to fucking crossover
01:03:07
language, very broad.
01:03:08
And the best way to do it is just to wide open when they don't expect it.
01:03:12
And you do it like that, especially now.
01:03:14
So for the record,
01:03:16
how he goes on and on and on for about
01:03:18
15 minutes, we'll save that.
01:03:22
We love those big red blood.
01:03:24
Oh, boy.
01:03:25
The big suspense is did everyone make it home safe?
01:03:29
Siders go crazy.
01:03:30
Everybody watching?
01:03:33
Yeah. Grandma is grandma.
01:03:34
Oh, we've always,
01:03:37
always.
01:03:39
Oh, maybe you shouldn't play the video, then.
01:03:41
I was just wondering if there was anything left.
01:03:44
Furniture, drinks, food, people.
01:03:47
There's anybody.
01:03:47
Still, it's cider.
01:03:49
Cider is still there right now. It's still here. Yeah.
01:03:54
Now I'm eating.
01:03:55
I mean, pizza. For weeks
01:03:58
I froze it in two pieces, and then I take it to work.
01:04:02
And then as it thaws out, but by lunch, it's ready.
01:04:05
And I've got two pieces of pizza every day for the next month.
01:04:09
I forgot
01:04:09
I've got a great video of Gary and Pizza that I maybe want to present one day.
01:04:14
Yeah, we to do that.
01:04:15
You're telling the entire story.
01:04:17
There is a concert story and you were eating pizza
01:04:20
like a slab after being sloshed after disc golf in the parking lot.
01:04:23
Stony It sounds right.
01:04:26
It's a great video.
01:04:28
I've said this before or a screenshot I think was a screenshot of you
01:04:32
eating two slices of pizza
01:04:33
while holding a beer and smoking a cigaret and holding conversation.
01:04:38
If only we had video we can.
01:04:40
We could do a whole montage of Jack chucking pizza at Stoney.
01:04:44
Oh yeah.
01:04:45
Because no one really wants to see you lay down on the side of Scott's car
01:04:49
right off the had a whole 1.0 right off the
01:04:54
the the picnic table at whole one Jack's mom son brother.
01:04:59
The only interesting thing Jack ever did was the hot dog buns for getting them
01:05:04
and then and then getting a package thrown in his face as an out.
01:05:09
Yeah,
01:05:10
I still love that.
01:05:11
That's the vision that you just rolled right out.
01:05:14
But I smoked him in the face of the full package of hot dog buns.
01:05:18
You want to go around and
01:05:24
it's just a soft package of hot dog one.
01:05:26
Sure, it's insulting, but it didn't hurt you, you know, just like, roll it off.
01:05:31
I just.
01:05:32
It it was me.
01:05:33
I'd have fun with it all.
01:05:36
I Dog buns is our largest
01:05:39
rolling inside, Joe.
01:05:41
And it's bigger than we are now.
01:05:43
Can we flat trans?
01:05:46
Yeah. Large though.
01:05:48
You got to wrap.
01:05:49
I feel like this show will go on without the three of us,
01:05:53
and we didn't show up.
01:05:54
Next week the show and still go on.
01:05:59
I don't know
01:06:00
if it's true because I'll just show up.
01:06:03
No, you won't.
01:06:04
I think obviously something out of your computer
01:06:06
network.
01:06:10
No, no,
01:06:11
I thought it was background and then I sort of for the first time,
01:06:15
I the first time I put Brady on the spot, I was like the Great Pyramid of Giza.
01:06:21
BRADY What do you think the camera would do him?
01:06:24
Like he has control of it and he's just like,
01:06:27
I hadn't heard a word that you had said.
01:06:30
And I was like, Right.
01:06:32
Most of the time I'm like, into the plate and pushing a button
01:06:35
and trying to bring something up and then I hear four words.
01:06:39
What do you think?
01:06:43
But now I've learned to say anything and it usually fits
01:06:46
whatever nonsense you guys are saying, write
01:06:51
it off and see other.
01:06:52
Are we actually still talking the many worlds interpretation or is it
01:06:55
some kind of gay sex thing?
01:06:58
Oh, we can go down either way.
01:07:01
9 minutes kind of.
01:07:03
Just for the record.
01:07:04
The record is like this is more Yeah, this is more.
01:07:08
KANGOO Speaking of gay references, but
01:07:11
I don't like it because there are so many people that are biting him.
01:07:14
You type in Kaku in a subject and there's a bunch of assholes
01:07:18
that use like a very small fragment of something he said
01:07:21
and then make some elaborate video and like you're using his name.
01:07:24
I don't like that shit when you use somebody else's name in the title
01:07:27
and you're kind of being sly about it, but this is just assholes.
01:07:33
What websites are you watching?
01:07:35
Kaku Massacre Club
01:07:38
But this is illegal, asshole.
01:07:41
This is.
01:07:43
This is decently well done
01:07:45
biting asshole.
01:07:49
I think this is the wrong show.
01:07:50
I think that was the whole show.
01:07:53
So we'll go to some universes parallel to each other and I create a bridge.
01:07:58
Okay. So what's next?
01:08:00
That now I have two universes
01:08:03
parallel to each other and I create a bridge.
01:08:06
Okay, so what's next that?
01:08:09
Bridge will become a link between these two universes,
01:08:13
and you will fall into one and then into the other.
01:08:17
The energy require to accomplish this is that of a black hole.
01:08:22
That brings us to another concept.
01:08:25
A white hole.
01:08:27
A white hole on the other end of a black hole.
01:08:31
It's a simple balance out.
01:08:33
It means you can tumble in and out of other places in the cosmos.
01:08:39
In quantum mechanics, there's something called
01:08:41
the many worlds theory that every time a measurement is made,
01:08:46
the universe breaks in half and continues to split and split.
01:08:51
There is an observation being made, and perhaps when we travel back in time,
01:08:56
the river of time, those two rivers, if you came back, would in time
01:09:01
with a wish to save someone like Diana Spencer from a car accident.
01:09:05
We saved someone else's dying.
01:09:07
Would want to save your Diana in your river of time died
01:09:10
because of an accident that cannot be changed.
01:09:13
Princess of Wales Diana you saved is the one in another universe.
01:09:18
Because the river of time splits in Forks.
01:09:21
So that is what physicists think
01:09:22
is a possible revolution of all time travel paradoxes.
01:09:26
The river of Time Forks, Big bangs occur all the time.
01:09:30
Even as we speak.
01:09:32
Internal inflation is the process through which multiverses are produced.
01:09:37
Inflation is essentially the formation of a baby universe,
01:09:41
but these baby universes constantly being formed in this bubble bath of worlds,
01:09:46
each may have slightly altered physical rules as time
01:09:49
passes, resulting in slightly varied eternal inflation.
01:09:53
Today, the multiverse concept is the prevailing theory cosmology
01:09:57
in our exploration of the universe, we have discovered some truly
01:10:01
fascinating phenomenon.
01:10:03
One of these is that there appears to be a lack of spatial curvature,
01:10:07
which we predicted.
01:10:08
We've also noticed that the initial fluctuations in the universe
01:10:12
seem to be adiabatic in nature, which means they follow a certain pattern.
01:10:16
We also discovered that the spectrum
01:10:19
valuations match
01:10:21
what we would expect if the inflation theory is right.
01:10:27
One interesting take
01:10:28
I think she made me think of the thing of good.
01:10:34
If it splits, what happens?
01:10:36
The kinds of energy does each universe
01:10:39
that splits off have half the original energy.
01:10:43
And when you run out of energy, That's a good point.
01:10:46
That's a good point.
01:10:48
You just you just crushed someone called Michio Kaku.
01:10:51
Tell him tell him there's nothing wrong from a very you just go right there.
01:10:56
And yet how do they explain that?
01:10:58
I've never seen them experiment.
01:11:01
I actually got the explanation that I saw them by.
01:11:05
Okay, so what's good?
01:11:07
What's the difference?
01:11:08
This is kind of a whole theoretical physics.
01:11:12
What's the difference between theoretical physics and just plain imagination?
01:11:16
It seems like they can just think of anything, and if they can't disprove it,
01:11:20
exist in their world,
01:11:22
it ties in with what we know exists, and we haven't proven it wrong.
01:11:27
And it still follows the laws of what we know to be right.
01:11:30
That's why I've been theoretical physics.
01:11:33
Has any one of their theories been concluded and turned into a law? Yes.
01:11:37
Yeah. Which one?
01:11:38
I don't know if you Google it.
01:11:40
It does not even gravity.
01:11:42
It doesn't go from theory to law.
01:11:45
It's just the theory gets stronger and stronger.
01:11:47
That's a theory.
01:11:49
And so we have no idea. Period, right?
01:11:52
No, no.
01:11:52
We call it the laws of gravity.
01:11:53
One did the theory of gravity became become the law of gravity.
01:11:57
He's got a great fucking point.
01:12:00
No, no, he doesn't.
01:12:02
They don't call it a theory of gravity.
01:12:05
So all
01:12:05
gravity is that the laws of thermodynamics?
01:12:09
They don't call the series of thermodynamics, though.
01:12:11
They just.
01:12:12
It's not attracted to large,
01:12:15
not magnetic. They don't know why it's.
01:12:18
There are physical and there are
01:12:22
scientific theories.
01:12:24
Not in the world of theoretical physics has the same name.
01:12:28
Even gravity.
01:12:31
Do you just not talking about the same thing?
01:12:33
There would have to be in the many worlds interpretation.
01:12:36
There would have to be a fork or a world with no gravity on earth.
01:12:40
There had to be one word.
01:12:41
Or was it?
01:12:42
So that's kind of what I forgot I was saying earlier.
01:12:46
So the perception of of I can draw my own destiny and I'm going forward.
01:12:50
And so I'm creating this shit around me and it's all just
01:12:54
happenstance or whatever, the fog or my own imagination.
01:12:58
And if that's a perceived
01:13:00
notion of time, does every single person have their own perceived notion of time?
01:13:03
But then, like if there is a situation where
01:13:08
this works and it's an infinite forking,
01:13:12
like is there a universe where, like, I'm always the oldest person that ever lived
01:13:17
and I keep going and I keep going and I keep going and I'm like,
01:13:21
the only person who makes it to like 2000 years old, like, is I suppose
01:13:26
I still can't get past the selected idea where it's not an infinite if,
01:13:31
because I've always had this idea of like, okay, maybe you like you don't die.
01:13:36
Your perception is always that you're still alive,
01:13:38
but in other people's universes, you've died.
01:13:40
Like as I've had several minutes of never dead in your own universe,
01:13:44
I've been astral totals and I've walked away from each one of them.
01:13:47
And I've gotten there.
01:13:49
George had died in those.
01:13:51
Yeah, I. That's what I'm thinking. Maybe like.
01:13:53
And I like, I'm in the realm that I continue on
01:13:56
because it could have potentially happened a couple of times.
01:13:59
But what establishes an event that's so great that it forks in?
01:14:03
It's not every infernal infantile event
01:14:06
in infant infantile, I don't know.
01:14:09
In general, I like the infinity.
01:14:11
What's that word for every freaking event?
01:14:14
I don't like the idea that it's just for the choice of a Disney movie.
01:14:17
You can select what's multi and what's singular.
01:14:20
Either it is or it isn't.
01:14:21
Either it all is or none of it is.
01:14:24
You can't just be
01:14:25
like just the motorcycle accident split.
01:14:28
There had to be where you had to be.
01:14:29
Every color motorcycle, every kind of motorcycle, every kind of vehicle,
01:14:33
every option that you could possibly think of from every
01:14:37
that even for a second, because time doesn't exist.
01:14:39
Every four.
01:14:40
Why? But why? So this is all predetermined.
01:14:42
So there is a destiny situation type thing where this is all predestined
01:14:47
and go forward back like it.
01:14:48
I don't think it's predisposing.
01:14:50
I think it's you can go wrong.
01:14:53
So what's going to happen is going to happen.
01:14:55
Go back to The Simpsons where Homer goes to the world
01:14:59
where donuts are raining from the sky and he didn't realize it is.
01:15:02
I mean, there is there's a possibility for everything.
01:15:04
So if you want to do and you were able to transfer from dimension to dimension or
01:15:09
verse from verse multiverse, from whatever
01:15:12
universe of the universe, you would be able to pick like, Hey,
01:15:16
this universe, I'm I'm really healthy, I'm rich, I got a hot wife
01:15:21
and that's where I want to live.
01:15:23
Like, is that type of situation where.
01:15:24
You can decide you're in a new my limo.
01:15:28
If you have the possibility
01:15:30
I can help, I can help with this, and we can go there.
01:15:33
Let's go there.
01:15:34
You know, from our perspective, not nobody's
01:15:36
aware of any other fork,
01:15:40
at least from which you conclude.
01:15:42
Just just explain that there's a portal that you can go back and forth.
01:15:46
But he also explained, we're only in tuned to this fork.
01:15:49
We see the two for a black hole and you harness the power of a black hole.
01:15:55
Let me try it
01:15:57
here. That
01:15:59
went for. Yes.
01:16:01
Okay.
01:16:02
Once again, I want to take a step back and take a running leap on this.
01:16:06
Did you
01:16:08
the word infinite.
01:16:10
There are degrees of infinity that you're probably not aware of.
01:16:15
Do you acknowledge there are
01:16:18
there are more numbers than there are odd numbers.
01:16:22
Is that true or false?
01:16:26
Oh, no.
01:16:26
They're both infinite.
01:16:28
They're both infinite.
01:16:31
But doesn't it feel like there's more
01:16:33
There's twice as many numbers as there are odd numbers.
01:16:38
Well, you're only talking.
01:16:39
An infinite number is not infinite multiple universes.
01:16:43
So that's why I'm.
01:16:45
That's why I'm taking a step back to.
01:16:46
To three steps.
01:16:48
Okay, You said that. So
01:16:52
if I can get you to accept that there are greater, infinite these,
01:16:56
then the more likely universes have a greater.
01:17:01
Let's go with influence on the
01:17:04
the objective reality of the whole shebang.
01:17:08
So let's go back to my Mandela effect.
01:17:14
The reason I have false memories
01:17:17
that don't exist in the timeline is
01:17:22
a vast majority of the infinite realities
01:17:25
that exist influence that thought into
01:17:31
what I am, what I perceive
01:17:34
as something that came from a long time.
01:17:41
What do you mean?
01:17:42
If I knew I was losing people on that one.
01:17:45
Okay,
01:17:48
greater infinities
01:17:49
have more influence than the the lower probability infinity.
01:17:54
Infinity probability.
01:17:55
So there would be equal amounts.
01:17:56
So in there,
01:17:59
that's why I was trying
01:18:00
to add numbers versus all numbers.
01:18:04
Yes. Those are technically equal.
01:18:06
They're both infinite.
01:18:10
But just logic alone
01:18:12
tells you half of the numbers are odd.
01:18:15
Therefore, all of the numbers
01:18:18
are twice as infinite
01:18:21
as the odd numbers.
01:18:24
And this is that's actually a bad example.
01:18:26
There are degrees of infinity that are way greater than that.
01:18:31
But I was trying to come up with a simple example
01:18:35
to let you know that there are greater infinities
01:18:41
to infinity plus one
01:18:45
that doesn't count.
01:18:45
I was a child
01:18:47
and that doesn't help the situation.
01:18:49
That's like 110%.
01:18:51
That's an imagination.
01:18:53
Yeah, it's beyond our limits of logic and reason.
01:18:58
Yeah, it was.
01:19:00
It was Brady's multiple motorcycle color
01:19:04
thing that brought this thing to my head because
01:19:09
it doesn't matter
01:19:09
if the motorcycle was green or red, it really doesn't
01:19:13
have very little effect on the outcome.
01:19:16
So you just end perceived seed every motorcycle,
01:19:19
but your specific random, arbitrary single color,
01:19:23
right?
01:19:24
Red and PC a motorcycle every.
01:19:27
One of those motorcycles are ones like the rainbow of today.
01:19:32
Oh, green motorcycles matter
01:19:34
because you start a movement,
01:19:37
all motorcycles matter.
01:19:39
Come down with those motorcycles where.
01:19:42
No, really? No, they really do.
01:19:44
I don't even know other vehicle.
01:19:45
So if you're on a motorcycle going 85 miles an hour
01:19:50
normal up north to the thumb
01:19:52
toward an I-75 and bam, that motorcycle sees is to exist.
01:19:57
Just do you care now?
01:19:59
And as soon as you cross the threshold to up north.
01:20:04
So you just entered.
01:20:05
I'm not here. Okay. To hit a woman.
01:20:07
Really? Never. Okay.
01:20:09
What about if you came over?
01:20:10
Okay, She strangled and suffocated and killed two of your three children
01:20:15
and was about to kill the third?
01:20:17
Is it okay, Chris Barnwell situation?
01:20:19
That's. That's another comedian's joke. Who? I forget.
01:20:22
But though
01:20:24
there always might be a there's a possibility and everything exists.
01:20:28
There were restraints.
01:20:32
There's an imagination of a child.
01:20:37
It's never okay to hit a woman.
01:20:40
So there is weird shit with children when it comes to like
01:20:44
the perceiving pathway that
01:20:48
they're perceiving.
01:20:53
I don't know if more of the spiritual realm of that exists or not.
01:20:56
There is, there is. It does and
01:20:59
there is stories that are compelling that
01:21:04
have a modicum of truth
01:21:06
to them that indicate that that could potentially be possible.
01:21:10
There are kids that have said, oh, I used to do X and I was this name,
01:21:15
and they looked it up and the person actually existed and the kid
01:21:18
would have no reference to this person ever existing.
01:21:22
And are stories that do exist.
01:21:23
I mean, is the Matrix repetitive?
01:21:29
The start over is a reset button.
01:21:30
We just do this all over again.
01:21:32
We just all remember.
01:21:34
Yes. Groundhog Day.
01:21:36
Yeah.
01:21:37
By what mechanism would you remember any of it?
01:21:40
Not necessarily Groundhog Day.
01:21:41
Maybe there's slight variant, but you know, it depends on what
01:21:44
we do, what decisions we decide to make in that life versus this one.
01:21:49
And maybe that's if the motorcycle doesn't matter.
01:21:51
It wouldn't matter if we remembered anything the next time around.
01:21:55
Right, Exactly.
01:21:56
We might it might severely interfere.
01:21:59
But, you know, if you're programing those NPCs
01:22:03
from a Colter's point of view, the first thing you want to make sure of
01:22:05
is that they have no freaking clue that they're NPCs.
01:22:09
Yeah, because if you knew you had Infinity Lives, like,
01:22:12
I just start over right now.
01:22:13
I'll go back to being a kid. Fuck it.
01:22:15
We'll just look at each other.
01:22:17
Yeah, I.
01:22:21
I disagree.
01:22:22
I don't think it changes my course of action.
01:22:26
Oh, you're special.
01:22:28
This is this knowledge was the reset
01:22:31
button you like at some point, just start over early.
01:22:34
You know how
01:22:36
you never knew?
01:22:38
Everybody knew there were no empty seats.
01:22:40
Everybody again?
01:22:42
Yeah. I don't want to walk through life.
01:22:45
What if it could be better next time?
01:22:48
Perfect will be.
01:22:51
It will be.
01:22:51
There is nothing to do with this time.
01:22:54
What if it's almost certain? Better?
01:22:56
Slightly better.
01:22:59
Okay.
01:22:59
Well, I hope you enjoy it.
01:23:02
If you can go through the same thing when you have your hair.
01:23:05
Oh, there's kind of.
01:23:07
There's some kind of catch or code trick if you in any way, shape or form
01:23:11
end it early or manipulate it your next time.
01:23:14
How much time on the elevator today?
01:23:17
One meter
01:23:20
you what you want here in the next one or you don't doesn't matter.
01:23:23
No no I want less hair.
01:23:27
It's bothersome.
01:23:30
You can get rid of that if you want.
01:23:32
I have no comment.
01:23:33
I've got tools for that that I don't want to work with, tools I don't care.
01:23:39
I've worked with quantities.
01:23:41
So that's the color of the motorcycle.
01:23:43
Irrelevant.
01:23:46
Here is a mediocre to exactly bring it back home.
01:23:50
Tell me about the idea of immaterial ism
01:23:54
manifesting as our universe
01:23:59
Well, we've all seen the movie The Matrix, and then you begin to wonder,
01:24:03
computer games are getting so realistic that maybe these avatars real
01:24:09
and maybe we maybe we are avatars, maybe we are.
01:24:13
We want cosmic digitized figures dancing on somebody's computer screen.
01:24:19
And then to take it one step even farther than that, let's say
01:24:23
that this person who hits the play button starting this video game has a dream
01:24:28
and we are the dream.
01:24:31
And so cosmic consciousness then determines
01:24:34
the existence of reality itself.
01:24:38
And so that gives an entirely new meaning to the question of is reality
01:24:42
just a dream, a figment of somebody's conscious dreaming?
01:24:48
Well, believe it or not, quantum physics are looking
01:24:51
at some of these ideas rather carefully.
01:24:54
And what do they what do they gather from?
01:24:57
The proposition that it is a simulation.
01:25:01
She started on MTV.
01:25:03
Efficient language, which doesn't quite remarkable.
01:25:06
Serialism or a physical universe?
01:25:10
Well, I tend to be skeptical of this idea that say that
01:25:13
the Matrix is reality because of something called the butterfly effect.
01:25:18
The weather is so complicated that even the fluttering of butterflies
01:25:23
we can create a cascade of tipping points
01:25:27
to tip over a hurricane or a storm.
01:25:30
So in other words, it's very difficult to simulate the weather, as you see,
01:25:35
by looking at the weather report every evening on the evening news.
01:25:39
And so if we cannot simulate the weather,
01:25:42
then how can we possibly simulate reality
01:25:45
and then how can reality itself be a quantum dream
01:25:49
of some super being? So
01:25:53
these are things that are testable
01:25:56
because the flight simulator has simulated, whether
01:26:00
it accurate or it's
01:26:03
Michio Kaku looks current
01:26:07
so he looks pretty real.
01:26:09
He's going to dismiss his suggestion and repeat.
01:26:15
I don't think there's a matrix, but not just because
01:26:19
computers aren't fast enough to simulate weather
01:26:23
though that his table is pretty bad that time.
01:26:26
The complexities of it I don't know.
01:26:29
Reducible.
01:26:30
So the idea that reality itself is pure
01:26:33
consciousness is not a testable idea,
01:26:36
but it's great to talk about a dinner table
01:26:39
and also the faces of Buddhism,
01:26:42
though that dinner table that matter is really compressed.
01:26:46
Would you have a dinner table?
01:26:48
That's right.
01:26:49
And so we have to realize that the ancient philosophers got some of these things
01:26:53
right because they realized that materialism, the idea
01:26:57
that we're just atoms, that that's all we are, is limited.
01:27:02
So Now we're talking about wormholes, we're talking about bending space
01:27:06
time, we're talking about super laminar velocities,
01:27:10
far beyond the simple materialistic idea.
01:27:13
They were just made out of atoms.
01:27:17
But there has to be something to that.
01:27:19
And when you look at when you look at
01:27:23
in and of itself and the longing to know answers
01:27:26
and to want to abstract
01:27:30
the nature of reality and know it from what you see around you,
01:27:34
there aren't very many beings, it seems, that can do that.
01:27:37
So if we can do that at a many things,
01:27:43
then the objects around us and the vertebrates around us,
01:27:49
why wouldn't there be super beings who are capable
01:27:54
of constructing something that to us
01:27:57
simpletons looked and felt like reality?
01:28:01
Well, that's the idea.
01:28:02
The idea that a cosmic being of some sort created a computer game,
01:28:07
pushed the play button, and here we are is digital
01:28:10
puppets are protesting the fact that way more than that, we have free will.
01:28:14
We are masters of our destiny.
01:28:17
What actually is that?
01:28:18
Somebody from the play button up their computer screen and fox.
01:28:21
But it gets even worse if that computer screen itself.
01:28:25
Fox News insisted in the dumb everything down for his on the theory
01:28:29
things are not real and killed.
01:28:31
I wonder wonder if he we're talking about isolation
01:28:34
and unconscious beings can measure things he knows lasers
01:28:40
he's got to imagine it all of it is based on the quantum
01:28:43
principle that consciousness determines existence.
01:28:47
But what about what about the measurement problem?
01:28:49
That once you measure something,
01:28:51
you change the very thing that you're measuring?
01:28:55
That's right.
01:28:55
Well, journalists know that, right?
01:28:57
Because every time you interview TV writer,
01:29:00
you change the behavior of the people that you are interviewing for your show.
01:29:04
That's a great example. What happens with atoms as well.
01:29:07
It's called the Heisenberg Uncertainty Effect.
01:29:09
Now, some of you may say, Why should I learn the Heisenberg uncertainty Fact
01:29:13
It's the reason why we have lasers, transistors, MRI machines,
01:29:18
all these are wonders of the quantum theory,
01:29:21
which is dependent upon these bizarre ideas of consciousness.
01:29:26
My God, I love it so much. Well, explain the
01:29:30
appeal.
01:29:31
Please explain that to the programmers in the game
01:29:34
that I get a really whatever we can get moving on.
01:29:39
I believe it was me that said sufficiently advanced
01:29:43
programing would be indistinguishable from reality.
01:29:48
An exact quote here
01:29:52
is that a brown shirt is
01:29:56
going to do
01:30:02
in your old my dream.
01:30:04
I'm sitting there,
01:30:07
Where's your shirt? Draw?
01:30:08
Oh, it's right here.
01:30:12
It's the only one left.
01:30:14
I had some 20 somethings, you know, 20 somethings don't really talk to me.
01:30:18
And I had 20 somethings walking up to me at work saying, Hey, what a great party.
01:30:23
But I ran out of shirts.
01:30:25
I gave them all to the first guests to arrive, and I.
01:30:28
And I saved a red one for myself.
01:30:30
And then 20 something shows up,
01:30:33
a coworker, new coworker at my new job and
01:30:37
and she says during shirts left.
01:30:40
And I said just.
01:30:40
The one I saved for myself.
01:30:42
There you go.
01:30:45
So she got a red one.
01:30:48
Good.
01:30:50
Yeah.
01:30:50
Ever to shut out to lose?
01:30:53
Nicole didn't show up.
01:30:54
I don't see
01:30:56
how Nicole, I hope you get better because she wasn't there Friday.
01:31:00
She wasn't there today and we didn't hear the party.
01:31:03
So I hope she's not doing okay.
01:31:06
Breaking news that no
01:31:09
breaking news.
01:31:10
Nicole.
01:31:13
Oh, here we go.
01:31:16
This just in.
01:31:17
Nicole is dead. Our number one fan.
01:31:20
Holy shit. Oh, no.
01:31:23
Oh, I know you said we're not going to see that.
01:31:25
We're full.
01:31:28
Oh, no.
01:31:29
A few words.
01:31:31
Okay.
01:31:33
Best trainer
01:31:36
anyone could ever hope for
01:31:38
days.
01:31:39
Nicole, rest in peace.
01:31:42
Sorry. You don't have a soul.
01:31:43
None of us do. We're all non-player characters.
01:31:47
Hopefully when you know later you can find a spot for her.
01:31:50
Maybe she's probably fine.
01:31:52
I heard the 27th wave of coronavirus
01:31:56
or COVID or whatever they're calling it is is coming around
01:32:00
now. I'm a denier, so whatever.
01:32:03
But there was I had a college buddy I haven't seen in 20 years
01:32:07
that was supposed to show up to the party, too.
01:32:09
But there were a lot of weird no shows.
01:32:12
Stella never showed up drawer never showed up.
01:32:17
People that never show up did show up.
01:32:19
Rollo was here for your joke.
01:32:21
Breaking news.
01:32:22
This just in
01:32:27
for has passed,
01:32:32
but he's onscreen.
01:32:34
Never seen him.
01:32:34
He's literally on screen live.
01:32:38
Oh, no, God,
01:32:41
no, no, no. He's gone.
01:32:42
Just gone. All right. I believe. Then
01:32:46
I stand corrected.
01:32:48
Oh, I really doubled down on this Richard name
01:32:52
when I was preparing a video.
01:32:55
I said, I'm fucking with you.
01:32:57
I turn my video off, you fucking with me.
01:32:59
I thought I really killed
01:33:01
the Eagles dead.
01:33:02
Sorry, Frasier, but you can hit. For what?
01:33:05
I'm wrong.
01:33:06
Yeah, you. It's my favorite one.
01:33:09
I apologize.
01:33:11
That's the one.
01:33:12
Oh, he was drinking.
01:33:14
Did you see this tugging on a hoodie?
01:33:17
And that's a great clip, too.
01:33:21
If nothing else, we're.
01:33:22
We're providing some great clips.
01:33:26
I went to great clips.
01:33:27
It is your buddy favorite haircut.
01:33:31
Just cut it yourself or don't cut it at all.
01:33:34
Follow.
01:33:34
We do you coming forward.
01:33:36
You should come afford one time.
01:33:38
You should grow it on coming forward and see what everyone should see of anyone.
01:33:41
So jump in.
01:33:42
And the way it looks.
01:33:43
I mean, for you, it would take a few even months for you, give you some length.
01:33:49
In your case, you'd have to go right front, left and then back.
01:33:54
Oh no.
01:33:55
I'm growing my eyebrows out and combing them up through.
01:33:58
That would be gorgeous.
01:34:00
Yeah, Yeah, that's a great idea.
01:34:03
Oh, no, it's not working.
01:34:08
Yeah,
01:34:08
I would definitely not call this working people to make fun of bald people.
01:34:12
End up going bald.
01:34:13
I'm not saying a word right.
01:34:15
I was wrong. And I apologize.
01:34:16
Oh, that was the actual video of it. I thought it was the other one.
01:34:19
It was a joke in my head.
01:34:23
The other one I have.
01:34:24
The other one is on this form.
01:34:28
Put it, put it in the chair or in.
01:34:31
I don't have a lot of your tongue in my mind.
01:34:33
Like trying to figure out how this works.
01:34:35
No, he's like, I'm talking about
01:34:37
works.
01:34:39
I don't remember.
01:34:40
I was talking to both
01:34:42
of your time.
01:34:46
We know what you were talking about.
01:34:48
So. Yeah, but it's like you're so stressed,
01:34:51
you're pulling yourself in our most popular ever since.
01:34:54
Your reviews
01:34:56
shouldn't be.
01:34:58
It's not the best.
01:35:01
No, no, by far, not.
01:35:05
Wasn't that the one with the fart on it that he thought it was a burp?
01:35:10
It may have been, but I thought it was burp that you said was a burn.
01:35:13
No, I thought it was a fart, but it was an actual fart.
01:35:16
Obvious burp.
01:35:17
No, there was was a swing,
01:35:18
it was a fart that you thought was a bird was an actually I was off screen.
01:35:22
I was right behind,
01:35:23
I was right there and I know it was a fart because I produced it.
01:35:28
Oh. Off screen.
01:35:28
That was, you know, it really was a fart on a future show you
01:35:32
to timestamp it.
01:35:35
So you were slowly mature across the floor, but that's like
01:35:38
you don't have a flaw in there.
01:35:39
So full fladged. Oh, it's flawless.
01:35:42
Fuck f f that was you went off screen.
01:35:45
Did the fart.
01:35:48
I don't have a fart button.
01:35:51
Yeah, I don't either.
01:35:54
I mean, Brady has fire burns.
01:35:55
You ran away?
01:35:57
Yeah. No, I shot away.
01:36:00
They probably won't fire you.
01:36:01
Don't even go firing mute button on that fucking phone over there
01:36:07
doesn't work.
01:36:09
Are we going to tie back into some shit?
01:36:10
So I'm going to try to be quick with this, but.
01:36:13
So we already brought this up before.
01:36:14
But I was not here.
01:36:18
I was out over the phone.
01:36:19
But the floating birds right there are the birds that are suspended.
01:36:24
The there's this a lot of them and it's really fucking weird, right?
01:36:29
So now that's part of the Matrix.
01:36:36
This is a different thing.
01:36:37
So a glitch in the Matrix. Sorry, this is a different one.
01:36:40
Before we get to the birds, this guy was at a soccer game.
01:36:44
This guy's at a soccer game. This guy right here, he.
01:36:46
You can't see this phone, but he.
01:36:47
He says you can hear him say something about the score.
01:36:50
They scored a goal.
01:36:51
This is before the goal happens.
01:36:52
Live at the game and the guy is like here
01:36:57
at the
01:36:57
game saying that there's a in his arms which I'm such a dick, you know,
01:37:02
Such as you can tell that he's like, can I tell his face is fucking exposed.
01:37:06
Yeah. No, that is a good point.
01:37:09
Well,
01:37:10
what happened?
01:37:11
We lost draw.
01:37:13
I didn't do that. He's dead.
01:37:15
Oh, no.
01:37:16
I took his bed to another level, and he's fucking really
01:37:19
dead. Wow.
01:37:23
Whoa.
01:37:25
The wrong browser fucking destroys
01:37:29
you. Are you all right?
01:37:31
Yeah. I was clicking on the wrong.
01:37:32
You know what?
01:37:32
No worries.
01:37:33
In another universe, you didn't do that.
01:37:37
You're right.
01:37:39
Now maybe not.
01:37:40
Oh, yeah, you're right.
01:37:41
There was some digital bullshit around and
01:37:49
even if it's good enough,
01:37:50
and I'm still not convinced because so many of us I am always.
01:37:54
That's what I hate about this shit is you can't believe any of this stuff anymore.
01:37:57
I'm so. You know what?
01:37:58
There's no incentive to make a video that the whole entire world watches.
01:38:02
And I'm sorry. Maybe you are.
01:38:05
Because at least a floating birds are pretty fucking convincing
01:38:08
because they're done in, like, weird
01:38:09
third world countries, and there's a lot of them.
01:38:11
So we'll just going to go roll through these pretty quickly.
01:38:14
And they're coincidentally always ten feet away from a telephone pole.
01:38:18
No, they're not.
01:38:20
Today I witnessed a glitch in the simulation.
01:38:23
I witnessed What a great use of words.
01:38:27
Yeah.
01:38:28
Oh, so you see that?
01:38:28
So it was frozen, and then it starts moving.
01:38:32
I can't see it.
01:38:32
Oh, I got to add to see it was gone and it was already thing.
01:38:35
There you are.
01:38:36
Oh let me just say it's moving.
01:38:39
I don't know or back so you can see you can.
01:38:42
The wind is blowing.
01:38:44
Let me know if you see. Freeze.
01:38:47
There is a little bit of pixelation around the bird when it starts moving.
01:38:51
See if.
01:38:53
Here's another one there.
01:38:54
A stick floating in the tree,
01:38:59
suspended by something.
01:39:01
Yeah, sure. We want that. There isn't something.
01:39:03
It's a remark.
01:39:04
And everyone was like, I know this wants to see me fall.
01:39:08
Steve
01:39:10
Okay, we're jumping now
01:39:11
because I love the dipshits that think the helicopter blades.
01:39:14
Oh, my God. Because they don't understand.
01:39:16
Yeah, right. And they're.
01:39:17
Oh, look of that camera tracks
01:39:20
the anomaly of the camera.
01:39:22
It's not it's not nefarious or intentional.
01:39:24
It's just an anomaly.
01:39:25
That airplane right?
01:39:28
Yeah. No, that's the Ben.
01:39:29
Oh yeah. That weird.
01:39:31
Yeah.
01:39:31
There's a, there's a glitch in like a there's a bunch of
01:39:34
there's a bunch of cool effects like that.
01:39:36
The stationary helicopter rotor is awesome though.
01:39:40
I like the way the rim
01:39:42
looks like it's going backwards.
01:39:45
But see, if you if I watch these and I feel like I believe that I feel like
01:39:49
the people that watch the helicopter rotor and think that it's frozen,
01:39:53
that's recon.
01:39:53
We don't want to believe this shit.
01:39:56
I was thinking, I mean, people are commenting on it.
01:39:58
It's pretty compelling.
01:39:59
And there's other people who seem to be looking at the same exact
01:40:02
wires, the wires we're
01:40:04
looking at in the way back up above them.
01:40:09
Back up, back up.
01:40:10
Is there a problem?
01:40:11
So I know to hear back up.
01:40:13
There's a barn back here
01:40:16
when I was taking a picture
01:40:18
and there's a kid, you know, it is.
01:40:25
It looks like it's above it.
01:40:26
This is happening all to off.
01:40:28
And there's no invisible wires
01:40:29
that are constantly across on poles and, multiple with almost a billion people.
01:40:34
And all of us have a camera and see one person sees this,
01:40:37
I'm going to be like, why did you?
01:40:38
So you look at the pole is in perfect.
01:40:41
It replace it with a traffic light.
01:40:43
It'd be just frozen.
01:40:44
Wasn't dead, but it was just
01:40:48
Is it definitely dead?
01:40:49
It would be. If it's dead, it would be limp.
01:40:51
It's not limp.
01:40:52
It's just the ones that wake up were just probably half frozen.
01:40:58
And that's going to tell me that there are little people
01:41:01
in the magician cut the box in half and they're really getting cut in half.
01:41:05
I'm going to try to convince you. Here we go.
01:41:07
All right, Keep going.
01:41:09
Let's get can go and
01:41:11
you will be the first glacier here to
01:41:14
sound official already.
01:41:16
Oh, yeah.
01:41:17
Oh, it More wires already dismiss it.
01:41:19
I mean, just floating in there right now.
01:41:22
Street, I think
01:41:25
I like when they actually analyze maybe it's electrical field
01:41:28
from the wires that somehow killed it and froze it in space
01:41:32
and it's not a prank.
01:41:33
The hanging that but losing it
01:41:36
a glitch in the majors to me
01:41:40
do they do
01:41:41
wait it just swallow it actually just what I'm saying the magnetic field
01:41:46
back and forth.
01:41:48
They didn't
01:41:51
and they're always hanging from the exact
01:41:55
in my opinion if if I was making a mock up or a 3D model,
01:41:59
that's exactly how I would want to make it look if it was hanging from a string.
01:42:03
So that one is
01:42:05
going to look dead.
01:42:06
But for some reason there's local news matters posted that should
01:42:11
this one is the exact one the guys played last time.
01:42:16
But there's only one that I can find
01:42:19
the pickup truck on, which is a pickup truck, one that's fucking compelling.
01:42:23
This video is multiple minutes long
01:42:26
and there are people
01:42:29
figure out how to get this bird down.
01:42:31
Like, okay, so another thing too, for a second, I was going to say
01:42:35
maybe something out of but they're really puzzled on the whole situation here.
01:42:40
Oh, this just is a bird.
01:42:42
There's a you have to be with a broom matrix to beat the way it's not.
01:42:46
They're sort of in a matrix state.
01:42:49
Like everyone's looking at it like, Oh yeah, this is the one,
01:42:53
this is the one that's going on here.
01:42:54
It was to be like,
01:42:57
this one's flapping in some wings.
01:42:59
I understand they get stuck in heavy winds,
01:43:01
but it's literally body is barely moving, if any at all.
01:43:06
This next one gets passed by another bird.
01:43:08
Why it literally stays in the exact same spot.
01:43:11
What do you think is actually going on here?
01:43:13
This is all my hands are shirtless.
01:43:16
Who? The fucking weirdos that are to be shirtless, shallow to share
01:43:19
with you a shirtless?
01:43:22
Oh, no.
01:43:23
Sure.
01:43:24
That's some kind of paradox.
01:43:26
What happened?
01:43:27
Did he put it on a shirt and still in another in a parallel
01:43:32
universe, shirtless Joe is a sure to Joe, and he never takes his shirt off.
01:43:36
He showers in a shower.
01:43:38
Isn't shirt
01:43:41
is just then
01:43:43
shirtless.
01:43:44
Joe now has a shirt
01:43:49
we should never see him not shirt.
01:43:51
And for now, right.
01:43:53
Never again.
01:43:53
Oh, I gave him the large pink because he grabbed it.
01:43:58
Yeah. And then some. Like you gave it to him.
01:44:00
Then there's many world that was handed to him.
01:44:03
Everything's in all the time ever.
01:44:07
So everything's in its gates.
01:44:09
And so this is another bird on.
01:44:12
This one's a little bit this one.
01:44:14
No power lines, but it is subtly.
01:44:17
And it could just be the wind. This number.
01:44:20
It says something about his gliding
01:44:24
areas or some shit.
01:44:26
I'm just going to mute.
01:44:26
Or because no one gives a fuck about this, as I say.
01:44:28
But yeah, it's it's more gliding in air.
01:44:30
But it is weird how the head is staying very stationary
01:44:33
and the body is very parallel to a certain degree.
01:44:35
But it is, it is hitting a wind pockets.
01:44:38
There's other people like us parasailing.
01:44:40
What the fuck you call it? But
01:44:43
it was a little different and
01:44:45
somewhat similar.
01:44:49
Anything convincing over the top?
01:44:51
Nothing.
01:44:53
Not to me.
01:44:55
Wait, what about if I showed
01:44:57
you airplanes doing the same thing?
01:45:00
I think. I think.
01:45:01
I wonder. Gary, you know, we got to wait for the fuck.
01:45:03
Where the fuck did he go?
01:45:04
How long has he been gone?
01:45:05
I think I got one.
01:45:07
Good.
01:45:07
Yeah, Well, wait for the dick face to come back because
01:45:11
I want to get.
01:45:11
I want his reaction too.
01:45:13
Yeah.
01:45:14
No, we should get his reaction overall because it's Flashdance or
01:45:20
otherwise we don't need him here at all.
01:45:22
We probably thought he said flagrante.
01:45:24
Oh, my God. I had no idea.
01:45:27
Oh, my God.
01:45:28
Look, there's this bicycle floating, Bicycle floating, floating in space.
01:45:40
What do you think?
01:45:42
I mean, I don't know
01:45:44
if you had played as he continues to keep going.
01:45:48
No, there's no it's see, it's kind of shaky evidence.
01:45:51
So let me guess, though. Let me guess.
01:45:53
The the bike is real, Moon is fake.
01:45:57
Uh, that's not a
01:46:01
hugger for years. Me.
01:46:02
Here's me, though,
01:46:03
suspended from the top of that tree.
01:46:05
It's always next to the fucking tree, right?
01:46:08
Yeah. Yeah.
01:46:10
This is a total fake moon swinging from the tree that's below him.
01:46:15
That's Elon Musk with the fake moon.
01:46:18
It's a fake moon.
01:46:19
It's a fake tree. It's a fake bike.
01:46:21
Nothing is a non-player character.
01:46:24
The sad reality when you are around all the way was the paradox
01:46:27
of the multi universe.
01:46:28
You realize that it equals nothing back.
01:46:30
You want to go for.
01:46:31
You want to go empty.
01:46:32
See, that's.
01:46:33
That's Zuckerberg.
01:46:34
He's one of them cyborg looking motherfuckers.
01:46:39
I mean, there was a couple of them I didn't really want to pull out
01:46:42
because I just, I think everybody's kind of seen them.
01:46:44
There Was that Katy Perry?
01:46:46
I think it was Katy Perry
01:46:47
where she had her fucking like Dubai, and she was like touching
01:46:50
the side of her face that I was opening back up.
01:46:52
It looked very cyborg ish.
01:46:54
There's some Zuckerberg stuff.
01:46:55
It looks very cyborg ish.
01:46:58
I meant to request some videos of those those news reporters
01:47:02
with the sideways blinking eyes and the weird glitches in their face.
01:47:06
It was the strokes, usually.
01:47:09
Yeah, strokes.
01:47:11
But we I mean, let me tell you this.
01:47:14
The bird up with the the plane. So planes.
01:47:16
What if I told you planes are doing the same things?
01:47:19
I'd have to know.
01:47:20
They're not always.
01:47:21
Planes are going slower than they should because of the side proportions.
01:47:25
There is an anomaly with planes
01:47:27
where they can do the same things as birds, but not in.
01:47:30
I would assume that there would be more obvious.
01:47:33
They're so much heavier.
01:47:35
And some of these video is the planes are really low
01:47:37
and there's not a lot of visible wind on the trees around them.
01:47:40
But these are interesting as well.
01:47:41
Probably more interesting than the fucking birds.
01:47:43
But look, if I told you, I told you, I know you,
01:47:49
didn't I tell you
01:47:52
you've gone on a plane.
01:47:54
If you die,
01:47:55
that plane, you realize that that plane should be gaining,
01:47:58
but you're not in the opposite direction of it.
01:48:03
It's not really going anywhere.
01:48:04
It is in the landing position. It's landing. Yours are out.
01:48:07
It's definitely in the process of landing.
01:48:12
Let me just far away.
01:48:14
It's very big.
01:48:16
I think they're moving for 500
01:48:20
for 500 miles an hour.
01:48:23
45. The Soviets,
01:48:27
I think it's 400 miles an hour.
01:48:28
But yeah,
01:48:32
I mean they want your support around
01:48:34
or just to stay aloft
01:48:37
for another one here.
01:48:38
But I know it's not really going anywhere in Nebraska
01:48:41
that landing trees aren't really moving anywhere.
01:48:43
You don't see any visible sign of of when.
01:48:48
And it really didn't gain any any
01:48:53
anywhere
01:48:55
blubbery black
01:48:58
come on
01:49:00
or more has long been my viewpoint that we are using reverse engineered
01:49:05
gravity technology in aviation.
01:49:13
You have all that shit
01:49:16
that planes standing and more.
01:49:18
We're fucking hate them.
01:49:21
Ticktock, Twitter overlay voices. Yeah.
01:49:23
How come every TikTok video all around perfectly clear
01:49:27
60 frames per second, but the four video ones are the four plane
01:49:31
frozen ones seem to be the same angle, the same framing, the same seven frame.
01:49:36
We're driving it.
01:49:37
I mean, they're driving down the fucking road.
01:49:38
How are you going to set that up? I don't know.
01:49:40
I don't know.
01:49:41
They're playing spotted standing still in the air.
01:49:45
I'll tell you what.
01:49:46
If I saw a plane standing still like that, I would fucking get.
01:49:49
I'd pull over as fast as I could and film that fucker from every angle
01:49:54
camera, turn the right way.
01:49:56
And I'd be like, I'm going to at least make 100 $0.03 off of this.
01:50:04
It is.
01:50:05
I mean, most of the videos are they're going against the direction of the
01:50:09
planes flying, which is going to give you a little bit of a perception change.
01:50:13
I've driven
01:50:15
my my girlfriend used to go to Eastern and I would drive past the airport
01:50:20
all the time and I would look up at every single plane that would fly
01:50:22
by and perception wise that things should be moving somewhere visibly,
01:50:27
even if there was an anomaly that wasn't right.
01:50:31
You know for sure you would think when that happens, you
01:50:34
have you have raises and lowers and that's how it takes on the wind.
01:50:37
It's seen a plane sideways.
01:50:39
I like it.
01:50:41
You feel it in the autopilot.
01:50:44
It's going to
01:50:44
I mean, do you ever see the videos of the pilots on autopilot
01:50:47
where they're sitting in the cockpit and the wheels just
01:50:50
it's their hands are on it.
01:50:52
It's doing it on its own, but the wheel looks like this.
01:50:53
It's like, oh,
01:50:56
I got another one
01:50:57
because it's trying to do this the entire time.
01:51:00
It's flying.
01:51:01
It's trying to find the perfect fucking gyroscopic level per peg.
01:51:04
That's a real rocket.
01:51:06
It's gorgeous.
01:51:07
The exact
01:51:10
I don't know.
01:51:11
It's just an anomaly in the Matrix.
01:51:12
It shouldn't be so like, I want to go grab another beer.
01:51:15
All the rockets I've seen were physical.
01:51:17
That one Look, cartoon. I can't explain it.
01:51:20
Hey, George, Getting a beer?
01:51:22
Can you give me a pick your wheels?
01:51:23
And then the
01:51:26
same explanation as the other ones?
01:51:27
By the way, I think somebody just created it.
01:51:30
It's a fantastical reality of somebody's imagination.
01:51:35
The bird flying one is a good one, though.
01:51:37
Two, because that would be awesome if it was real.
01:51:40
Okay, I got one more on the plane one and that's a look at that.
01:51:43
We're sharing 2000 look at it.
01:51:48
The third one. It's so cute.
01:51:50
Oh, when you look at it, each color is yours.
01:51:54
Purple. Purple goes big.
01:51:56
Purple is not their purpose.
01:51:59
But I had no idea about.
01:52:02
Oh, that one was short as fuck.
01:52:03
Okay, we're done with that.
01:52:05
Oh, no, I got one more.
01:52:07
It wasn't a This one is the most compelling one.
01:52:09
I saved the best for last.
01:52:11
Let me one know this one's the best one.
01:52:14
Because you're in such a low cityscape,
01:52:16
there's not much wind, usually in cityscapes type areas because.
01:52:24
Oh, that's only going to
01:52:27
be one.
01:52:29
Or is it digital tricks?
01:52:32
Want to show me? All right.
01:52:34
They're pointing out, where were those digital tricks?
01:52:37
Can you see any flaws in the.
01:52:39
Yeah, I can.
01:52:40
Well, it was created the way the angle goes, perfectly behind the
01:52:44
the building and stuff is just the way somebody would
01:52:47
animate it.
01:52:50
Now, look, let's do my favorite segment, which is a real wait.
01:52:55
I'll tell you what, it's the same five frames that like ten frames per second.
01:53:00
That time they weren't driving.
01:53:01
They were standing.
01:53:02
But it was still one, two, three, four, five frames.
01:53:06
So that only not only is it a hoax,
01:53:08
but it's a lazy commentary.
01:53:16
This is Jaws favorite segment.
01:53:18
Oh, you had a good paper in your last book
01:53:25
somewhere.
01:53:28
These are just like
01:53:31
holidays were created by Hallmark to sell more cards.
01:53:35
Diseases are created by pharmaceutical industry
01:53:39
to sell more drugs.
01:53:42
Yes, I guess I agree.
01:53:49
The engraving of the night without being prompted.
01:53:54
Yep. This is so.
01:53:57
There is not really much breaking news other than the attacks in Gaza.
01:54:03
You guys have been
01:54:07
trigger
01:54:10
is there was an attack.
01:54:11
There was an attack in Gaza.
01:54:14
Totally innocent timeline or is it just same old.
01:54:17
So really I don't fucking know.
01:54:18
I just hope we stay the fuck keep our money away from any fucking you.
01:54:23
The only thing I'm nervous about
01:54:25
if I was China, now would be the time to attack Taiwan.
01:54:28
Because we are stretched two thirds already.
01:54:30
World War three one train and now this because clearly we're supporting Israel.
01:54:36
Well, I also heard we funded Hamas, so I don't know what to think.
01:54:39
We found all kinds of shit that we have no idea.
01:54:41
Our tax dollars go to Ukraine.
01:54:43
They go to fucking they even go to the Taliban.
01:54:45
It's it's
01:54:48
it shouldn't be
01:54:50
one reason.
01:54:51
If I was playing a war game,
01:54:53
if I was China, I would have stimulated the Ukraine battle.
01:54:56
And this Israel battle.
01:54:59
And then when everybody
01:55:00
is all stressed out, then probably about November, within a month,
01:55:03
I would attack Taiwan.
01:55:06
Then that's that's what
01:55:08
the potential UAP being that came from
01:55:12
another dimension had been warning about for years as World
01:55:16
War three
01:55:25
breaking news just someone is dead
01:55:29
the lizard with Kaiser is dead
01:55:31
1845 to 1925.
01:55:36
That's a long time, right?
01:55:38
1920.
01:55:39
And that bitch was born the year my grandma was born.
01:55:43
No Died
01:55:46
in 1944.
01:55:47
She died the year I was born
01:55:55
and grandmother lived to a ripe age of 82.
01:55:57
That.
01:56:00
Oh, what is that?
01:56:01
It's got. It's got shit on the top of that.
01:56:04
That's, that's some nice another.
01:56:08
Oh that's all super.
01:56:10
Yeah. Mother.
01:56:12
But what it says other stuff.
01:56:14
I just carried it. It's so old.
01:56:16
Yeah. No one's even been there to keep it.
01:56:19
There's no upkeep on any of that shit again.
01:56:21
How long do broke in the graveyard before the people who own the grave
01:56:25
just dig it up and sell the plot again?
01:56:28
No one's going to know.
01:56:29
But I don't. I don't think you get to do that.
01:56:31
No one's going to do this. There's only so much land.
01:56:34
There's only so much land.
01:56:35
We're going to have graveyards everywhere at some point.
01:56:38
Can't be.
01:56:39
We start doing it. We move to cremation.
01:56:42
Not exactly an end.
01:56:43
Everyone. They had cremation before.
01:56:44
It's all existed before.
01:56:47
This is big.
01:56:49
This is the shaver one being the advent is like the mausoleum, but
01:56:52
it still doesn't solve unless we make, like, a whole storage facility of bodies.
01:56:58
And you just go to take an elevator up to the 40th floor to visit Grandma.
01:57:06
1846.
01:57:07
God damn.
01:57:09
Yeah.
01:57:10
His wife as wife.
01:57:12
Jane, Calm down, buddy so I can
01:57:17
ownership.
01:57:18
Sure.
01:57:20
Last week this guy walked on.
01:57:22
I want to replay the X-Files version.
01:57:25
Oh, okay.
01:57:27
Course, it's perfect for the Graveyard
01:57:30
afterparty coming through the.
01:57:34
So, what do you call a laughing motorcycle?
01:57:39
A Yamaha.
01:57:42
000. We have a new function in chat.
01:57:45
If you type exclamation joke, it'll tell you a joke.
01:57:51
Oh, give me a good joke.
01:57:54
So far they've actually been related.
01:57:56
I don't know.
01:57:57
Was going to be a joke.
01:58:00
This one has new flag.
01:58:02
Oh shit.
01:58:03
Shout out.
01:58:04
It's all right.
01:58:06
We're expecting their man better and probably better.
01:58:09
And thank you for your service, sir, But it's not new.
01:58:12
Thank him for his service or her.
01:58:14
Probably him, though, because he was old in his.
01:58:16
Yeah. Yeah. Judging by the age,
01:58:21
what did the mountain climber name his son?
01:58:26
Cliff.
01:58:27
Cliff,
01:58:28
I need you to it it
01:58:31
fagot.
01:58:33
Oh, that's a great name.
01:58:36
Don't Dad name him Cliff wasn't.
01:58:40
Why did the Clydesdale
01:58:41
give the pony a glass of water?
01:58:44
Because he was a little whore.
01:58:46
I'm sorry.
01:58:47
Because there was that little pause.
01:58:49
I'm sorry because he was a little horse.
01:58:53
This BLT Is this the Beast now?
01:58:55
Episode
01:58:58
The Horseshoe Pit
01:58:59
Squadrons Number 21 B.C one died and you buried him in the horseshoe
01:59:03
pit just,
01:59:07
you bastard.
01:59:08
You kill a horse to get those shoes?
01:59:12
Yeah.
01:59:14
One of the horseshoes even come
01:59:16
thing.
01:59:17
They're like, We want this horse to not wear its freakin fingernails,
01:59:21
so we're going to slap a piece of metal on the bottom of it so we can do more work.
01:59:25
Is this really what? That was a good idea?
01:59:26
It's a large fingernail,
01:59:29
right?
01:59:29
And so we just slap a piece of metal on it because it's like, Fuck it, Why not?
01:59:33
You were See how I like how they shave like the hood down.
01:59:36
It's the weirdest looking process.
01:59:38
It looks it looks really weird.
01:59:39
That's not doesn't look pleasant.
01:59:41
It's hopefully it looks like a nail, though, right?
01:59:43
They don't feel it. It has nothing to do with them.
01:59:45
Yeah. No, they don't feel it.
01:59:46
It's literally it's like a
01:59:49
Yeah, it's a very overgrown
01:59:50
your nail and then like you just cut your nails with a.
01:59:54
Yeah.
01:59:55
That's the best way I could put it.
01:59:58
The indigenous people
02:00:00
and native people shoot their horses.
02:00:03
No. Well do they walk on what,
02:00:05
what type of material do them assholes walk on.
02:00:08
Have.
02:00:09
They didn't have pavement, asphalt for their assholes.
02:00:12
Yeah. By the name of as well. Dirt assholes.
02:00:17
Dirt grass, meadow.
02:00:21
You can buy dirt or so I've heard.
02:00:25
What's a metaphor?
02:00:27
I don't know.
02:00:29
She talking to your friends and interacting online?
02:00:33
No matter how it's written or come out of swamp?
02:00:37
No, that is a good point.
02:00:38
Meadow is for sheep. It's a metaphor.
02:00:41
That was a softer line.
02:00:43
Was more along the lines of a fucking desert clue.
02:00:48
What are the dipshit? Go?
02:00:49
Because this is.
02:00:50
This is fucking always got to get you fucking furry Gary.
02:00:53
Where is this?
02:00:54
Gary? Show that gaming monster again.
02:00:57
Gary? Yeah.
02:00:58
If you watch the scene from the last party, he was there,
02:01:01
but he wears it as he puts it on his head and he walks around the furry party.
02:01:05
Patrick Stewart looks so disappointed in you.
02:01:09
Yeah, He can only see his head.
02:01:10
Why is he not wearing my head?
02:01:11
Oh, yeah. Oh, you got the football out.
02:01:14
All right.
02:01:14
Challenge football.
02:01:18
Now, here's your fantasy football update.
02:01:21
I am still undefeated in two leagues.
02:01:24
I'm not doing well.
02:01:27
I am doing well.
02:01:28
And hours sculpting and crafting and 3D designing a trophy
02:01:32
just to make sure that I will not win it this year.
02:01:36
Yeah, we spend too much time on the trophy.
02:01:38
Too little time on your squad.
02:01:40
Oh, on your microphone.
02:01:41
I didn't even put myself in that position.
02:01:44
I'm just an NPC in this year Fantasy football NPC.
02:01:48
Frankly,
02:01:50
it's like I'm playing against a bunch of NPC.
02:01:53
I don't win.
02:01:54
I mean, the cards are Scrabble, I've got Crown Royal.
02:01:57
You're playing on another level though.
02:01:59
I'm like, Commissioner, Dad, if I don't let every one of you win
02:02:03
every once in a while, like if the trophy just had my name on it
02:02:07
12 times instead of the seven that it does now.
02:02:11
Yeah, yeah, that's what I said.
02:02:14
Then. Nobody would want to play that more.
02:02:16
Nobody would want to play with my balls anymore.
02:02:20
This isn't the butler.
02:02:21
Do I keep pitching balls?
02:02:24
You know, I mean, boys and girls, probably the greatest realization of ever had.
02:02:30
No doubt we get a certain amount down.
02:02:33
We're going to have to supplement a category
02:02:36
that's going to float to the top, to
02:02:38
the more popular categories we follow that
02:02:41
line of three rises of topic.
02:02:45
Yeah, go for the demand.
02:02:48
It seems like we've got a lot of overlap
02:02:51
like every single episode we mention single episode.
02:02:57
No, it's a good cross.
02:02:57
I'm different, they're different specifics
02:02:59
and I like that there's crossover because it it's like a story
02:03:03
carries out versus just being one off, one off, one off, one off, on, off.
02:03:07
I call it the atheist factor
02:03:10
and you usually hit it.
02:03:11
Oh yeah. 3 to 9 minutes into each.
02:03:14
Everything ties and everything,
02:03:17
you know.
02:03:17
Yeah, well, I could, I could bring on Megaliths right now
02:03:22
for your mom's in the rest of my love
02:03:27
because
02:03:29
have made promises to
02:03:32
pledge them.
02:03:39
We have a wrap sheet up
02:03:42
the Yeah I do coach to a major It's
02:03:45
been called own drone A with it I must go to the matrix.
02:03:49
We've actually got one called Glitch in the Matrix
02:03:51
when there's just the inside so it doesn't chop you.
02:03:55
Okay.
02:03:56
That's why we're shooting the length.
02:03:57
Shoot it.
02:03:59
Which was the legit chatter, the wherever I know where
02:04:04
you're going to put some awesome show notes for everything
02:04:06
you put up in the comments anyway.
02:04:08
Yeah. Yeah, I usually do, because I sent it to me locally.
02:04:10
Behind the scenes fuckers. It's An honor to share a phone.
02:04:12
Okay. I know there's a hit there.
02:04:15
Yeah, there's usually I do.
02:04:16
I take all my links because I
02:04:19
pile them up leading up to it.
02:04:25
Thanks for shitting
02:04:25
on my internet connection, by the way.
02:04:28
It's actually mine.
02:04:30
It can't. I can't handle yours.
02:04:32
The come locally to your area.
02:04:34
Oh, you can have them.
02:04:35
I can come and nowhere
02:04:38
locally. It's much better.
02:04:39
I was waiting for you at the party.
02:04:41
I signal's been strong today, so I've got three bars.
02:04:44
Obviously, my two friends when you're over, my girlfriend's
02:04:47
in the stomach issue that she thinks was her gallbladder or pancreas.
02:04:51
But it could just be her if Gary's time was watching.
02:04:55
Terrible choice and whatever alcohol he was, alcohol, beverages
02:04:58
and greasy foods.
02:05:01
And so we almost going to have to take her to the ER.
02:05:05
She didn't want to go, but she is a medical professional herself
02:05:09
and so she was able to wait until she went into, into work today.
02:05:14
Long story short, nothing major, but we weren't sure.
02:05:18
And so being a supportive individual,
02:05:25
long story short, I got to play with something.
02:05:28
It was a great story.
02:05:29
I hope everybody's okay. I am a human being.
02:05:31
I am human being.
02:05:35
The trees are at me, inserted vertically circling
02:05:38
herpes, calling me Hercules, jerking me squirting the charred are the the
02:05:42
squirming serving faced for this foolishly it hurts me
02:05:46
but surely will serve worthy needs worthy of the words of one here will be for
02:05:51
in the early to give off an order on I notability honors for my building
02:05:57
to explore my ability to share the most with your stability.
02:06:01
Silly me, I might really be honestly the most disgusting, obscene
02:06:06
human being, I assure you, eating fecal refills seeping through the ceiling.
02:06:11
I have a feeling I'm sealing my fate except for peeling my gravestone.
02:06:15
Makes even I feel like killing people.
02:06:18
People for no reason. No, I'm only teasing.
02:06:21
So maybe we can be friends.
02:06:23
These are ships. I know where these.
02:06:25
And usually when we're introduced, I do something absolutely foolish.
02:06:30
I ruthless. I do just these movies.
02:06:32
Well, well.
02:06:33
So you can use to I'll do you with which he saw.
02:06:36
See I'm a man I just might mean or I see
02:06:41
a sinking feeling.
02:06:42
You have sex. Yes.
02:06:44
And the eyes.
02:06:45
And he answers For what? No one.
02:06:48
As bad as I'm smelling, I know I should stop yelling
02:06:51
and telling that people go on a diet.
02:06:54
I mean, like a lie. So where is Demon?
02:06:57
I'm afraid the ones I should be locked away in a cage.
02:07:01
Maybe Break begins.
02:07:03
You see, my insensitivity renders me hopelessly useless.
02:07:07
The humanity.
02:07:08
I'm reprehensible, sardonic, masochistic.
02:07:12
Rachel, stop. Abusive.
02:07:14
That's all.
02:07:16
Do get used to because used to used to get used to it
02:07:20
in the trees has circling the earth.
02:07:24
So these terms for these
02:07:28
those because she and her
02:07:33
anyone in the world
02:07:35
the day of the earth are
02:07:41
having to challenge
02:07:42
cancel the damn war when this world so hard and human hell is devastating.
02:07:47
Right now I listen to the same with two days between two days to be ready
02:07:51
to face this man which can him in a man, especially in their day.
02:07:56
GROSS Mine looks like too thick, jagged.
02:07:58
You can suck and force with it that you can manage.
02:08:01
I've got tweezers if you can grab it with your hands.
02:08:04
And what this guy would be damned is deep inside. I'm fucked up.
02:08:07
And the only thing I need to keep me learning me is care the sand.
02:08:10
My band with the is on the road.
02:08:13
So am to you to at least to be.
02:08:17
That's the plan.
02:08:18
And even if you can't be certain to mean for this damn thing.
02:08:22
But dance into a music, have a needle and jam, drag blow up your nose
02:08:27
with a little the car with gravity you get high every day.
02:08:32
Then you round the song trying to make the same world
02:08:36
jam synonymous with men in the pictures of my
02:08:39
and seven years old continue to apportion the significance.
02:08:43
Anything?
02:08:43
I guess so that to kill from all
02:08:45
because he doesn't want to put my dick in his mouth. Good. Check.
02:08:51
Sure. This
02:08:52
is third anniversary in Germany.
02:08:56
Sorry, sorry, sorry,
02:09:00
Irving. But
02:09:03
one of the worst day of the week.
02:09:06
It occurs to me you are
02:09:11
English is the main G if you hate this.
02:09:14
Okay, bitch.
02:09:15
Interesting.
02:09:16
Play along and just get to dance for like newborn She is.
02:09:20
So your face hits the ground from dancing to these days it should be
02:09:25
please since ancient Asian impatiently waiting please
02:09:29
for mastery for the games with her clit on a spaceship
02:09:34
but off gay alien race large alien brain take this praying Manchester
02:09:39
dangling on a chain spraying gay rape
02:09:43
rage in the background
02:09:44
playing killing in the name blood stain season stands and vice versa.
02:09:48
Going back to get for urine stain serve and turn the furniture in folded
02:09:53
graffiti and curse, which occurs subversive detergent
02:09:57
for these waters from the most disturbing versions of the first turns.
02:10:01
Most of the planet, like
02:10:04
I'm handling this damn thing with my violating dancing
02:10:07
and playing my balls like this is my face
02:10:11
Getting the eye of an even ray ray my socks is vertically inserted.
02:10:16
We were burned to the third degree and I'm slurring speech
02:10:19
because I now barge in secret urine stream urgently this disaster from a wall
02:10:25
for all to see for terminally long worriedly urgently perverting
02:10:29
the self-serving need to be
02:10:35
the command for
02:10:42
so good.
02:10:47
I had a urine stained Serta in there.
02:10:51
That was so nice.
02:10:52
I mean, it ties in so well.
02:10:55
Did you guys hear me?
02:10:57
It was me and draw.
02:10:59
Yeah, that was great.
02:11:00
Some of them bonus games on that big buck are not the greatest one was a dumb game.
02:11:04
I just of gave up on it.
02:11:05
But no, that was great stuff and I love I would just kind of tighten because that
02:11:09
I had finished a couple of those a while back and I wanted it.
02:11:14
I was tweaking a couple
02:11:15
and I was just slowly going through the process because I'm in no rush.
02:11:18
But they sound better than the originals, and that's the intent.
02:11:22
There is some different some audio issues that I'm trying to correct
02:11:28
as I go through because I did
02:11:29
not know what I was doing before, but I still don't know what I'm doing now.
02:11:32
But comparative alley is a world of a difference.
02:11:35
But I'm going to go through all.
02:11:37
You got to figure out a way to fix Gary, make him sound more intelligent
02:11:41
or more natural.
02:11:42
Some of the best scary, though That was some of the best.
02:11:44
Gary's the best. Scary.
02:11:47
Now man's.
02:11:55
So why do you get more faculty stuffed animals?
02:11:59
So you had the gay Yoda, you had another stupid gay ones, you got the little cut.
02:12:05
You have a little rainbow fagot now.
02:12:08
Yeah.
02:12:08
No offense. Saran Wrap.
02:12:12
Oh, yeah.
02:12:12
You got the smoke.
02:12:13
You got him.
02:12:13
For the 20 somethings like pedophiles, I'm of
02:12:18
just doing product reviews
02:12:20
and unboxing of children's toys try to attract.
02:12:24
You know, there is always trying to attract a younger demographic.
02:12:29
Just to reiterate, everything everyone says in this podcast
02:12:33
is their own, and I'm not responsible for any allegedly, I forgot to say ever,
02:12:38
as I've said on every single podcast before on this podcast
02:12:42
and thereafter, allegedly,
02:12:47
I'm willing to defend my position.
02:12:50
I will.
02:12:50
But in the greater, grander sense, allegedly,
02:12:53
everything that I've said in the box is not for children.
02:12:57
We are not trying to attract children.
02:13:00
I mean, how old are you talking?
02:13:02
Mine are attracted people remember, they're the next letter in that area.
02:13:07
Acronym.
02:13:08
So said, I want to go to the Bear Barbie movie with a Maps anonymous shirt.
02:13:13
Isn't NAMBLA an acronym?
02:13:17
Yeah. Is that a matrix?
02:13:19
I know.
02:13:20
I mean, so Matrix, you guys very.
02:13:22
In the beginning, I didn't realize that there was a thing
02:13:24
we're going to touch on, but Mandela, in fact, because Gary Garrett
02:13:27
I better find such a the Segway.
02:13:31
Well, I didn't touch on everything but little boys and that's
02:13:33
I'm sure that Michael
02:13:36
just touch on it.
02:13:37
I'm just I'm we're talking he was not going to talk back
02:13:40
when he was in a slower liberal talk, a little slower.
02:13:45
My touch on the talk a little slower.
02:13:47
Yeah, but touching on an there,
02:13:51
you know, we're going to ask
02:13:54
you beat me to it.
02:13:55
You fucking know the acronym. I was like, I would have to Google that.
02:13:58
Hold on to you must somehow you acronym must be must be.
02:14:05
It's an
02:14:06
initial yeah most people call an initial is an acronym like FBI is not an acronym
02:14:11
because we don't say FIB like what's the one you just said?
02:14:15
My memory.
02:14:15
I already figured NAMBLA, NAMBLA, because you can pronounce more like radar.
02:14:20
That's an accurate how would you pronounce LGBTQ?
02:14:25
That's an initialism. That's an abomination.
02:14:27
I mean, initialism,
02:14:29
abomination.
02:14:32
What did I say?
02:14:33
I don't know if that was an original thought,
02:14:34
but I don't know the word before I got that close to the fact
02:14:38
that they would yes, they would have an ass to the LGBTQ
02:14:43
bonanza, though I would love it if they would, and I would stop motion
02:14:46
if they had in an ass all inclusive. Right.
02:14:49
Or that you pulled from somewhere else.
02:14:50
Because I don't think I've heard that before. I think that's an original.
02:14:53
I think that's brilliant.
02:14:55
All inclusive.
02:14:58
They're like, But that would defeat the whole purpose.
02:15:00
No, it's like all lives matter.
02:15:01
It's like they get mad at it and it's like, Yeah,
02:15:04
I don't think BlackLivesMatter isn't racist.
02:15:06
Really, They're not.
02:15:08
Maybe you should rethink that because they're
02:15:11
they're they're bashing that equality agenda. And
02:15:15
what does that mean?
02:15:16
They're minimalists.
02:15:17
It defeats the whole purpose of our movement.
02:15:19
If you add logic, equity, gender inclusive,
02:15:24
whatever the fuck that's called,
02:15:27
which one?
02:15:28
The gender equity and equity inclusive, whatever that fucking role is.
02:15:33
That's a lot of companies out there, there, they're literally
02:15:37
hiring
02:15:40
African-Americans and not whites.
02:15:42
I don't even know if it's just affirmative action.
02:15:44
Just not even just affirmative action.
02:15:46
It's just a weird, unfair, unnatural bullshit.
02:15:51
It's just the war on white abs or something like that.
02:15:53
So, I mean,
02:15:56
I cannot wait.
02:15:56
Here's a good one.
02:15:57
As of last month, because of the people that Trump put
02:16:00
in the Supreme Court unconstitutional.
02:16:04
What do you mean?
02:16:06
Supreme Court ruled that affirmative.
02:16:08
Affirmative action is unconstitutional.
02:16:10
Schools have been removing it.
02:16:11
That's that's been that's been nothing like a month.
02:16:15
It's is true.
02:16:16
Maybe my time frame has been more, you know, I don't know, two years.
02:16:21
I have no idea.
02:16:22
I'm not in a recent time frame.
02:16:25
Yeah, they made affirmative action during one of the very first
02:16:29
racism.
02:16:31
I saw anything
02:16:36
through that.
02:16:37
It's good talk.
02:16:40
What you got? Oh, there's more.
02:16:41
Could be party. Yeah. Oh, this is the best.
02:16:44
This is where the gay sex comes in.
02:16:46
World economic $1 million World Economic Forum.
02:16:51
Charles, what's the name? One. Oh, yes.
02:16:54
He's gallon of cider is impressive.
02:16:57
Oh, he took that down know. And so
02:17:01
is he.
02:17:01
The new cider? Oh, it's my I'm watching you.
02:17:05
Oh, she is the regular cigaret.
02:17:07
Not just our cookie
02:17:10
Mama taking over everywhere.
02:17:11
I mean,
02:17:13
what's that guy's name?
02:17:14
Not Charles Schwab.
02:17:15
He's the little Japanese across investments.
02:17:17
Who's the J.P. Morgan?
02:17:20
Let's talk about Klaus Schwab.
02:17:23
He ended up Canada got his own.
02:17:26
So all those guys, the Trudeau.
02:17:29
Oh, that's the Trudeau's so much, you know, black face.
02:17:32
So you sense is.
02:17:33
TRUDEAU But
02:17:41
no, look at us.
02:17:44
Oh, we've got advertising
02:17:45
5.3% year on,
02:17:48
year on, and life will double up.
02:17:51
Do we get
02:17:52
ads trading it?
02:17:54
AD Oh man, you just created an infinity paradox.
02:17:57
We're going to be like money forever.
02:18:00
Yeah, kind of like
02:18:04
I can feel it.
02:18:05
Hi, I'm Gary. Gary, what's your topic today?
02:18:07
Hi. Hi.
02:18:11
I'm not qualified to tell you anything about anything,
02:18:14
but who built the pyramids to who built the Great Pyramid of Giza?
02:18:19
Oh, well, the answer is don't know.
02:18:21
I thought it was going to be a promo. Three.
02:18:23
You got me all excited. A fifth?
02:18:26
I was touching it.
02:18:27
No, I was just playing for one because of the ratings.
02:18:30
No, I don't know if it's still the same amount done.
02:18:34
3/5. Oh, you're 3/5.
02:18:37
That's real good.
02:18:39
Anyways, my screen straight up.
02:18:43
Yeah.
02:18:43
You can only share
02:18:47
a window share screen in.
02:18:51
This is a paradox.
02:18:52
Look at that shit. Oh, my God.
02:18:54
Behind the scenes. Holy crap.
02:18:56
Oh, wow.
02:18:58
Well, there we are.
02:19:00
Don't make me share the whole thing behind the scenes.
02:19:04
Look at the one in the upper right corner.
02:19:06
And hold on.
02:19:09
I know I got some weird shit up here.
02:19:10
I got some VHS.
02:19:11
Is that I'm transferring over.
02:19:14
This might run like shit.
02:19:15
I may need to restart the program for anyone under 40.
02:19:18
A VHS is what people used to watch stuff very media and before the internet,
02:19:24
and it's maybe a little choppy.
02:19:25
It is like, Oh, after
02:19:30
they come in for a better energy
02:19:33
feed. Mm.
02:19:37
I can't hear you.
02:19:40
You can't hear it.
02:19:42
I can hear it through you
02:19:46
really?
02:19:48
Really.
02:19:48
You can hear it.
02:19:52
Well, let me let me just put my headphones against the mic
02:19:55
because this is only it's not that long because it's not done yet, but
02:20:00
it's live.
02:20:01
So I'm Gary.
02:20:03
You say that every time.
02:20:03
What I don't usually say is like comment and follow
02:20:09
these topics, information Matter, energy, those two things are paired.
02:20:13
Every other part of reality.
02:20:16
It's what I would call it too perfect to work on.
02:20:18
Zacharias It is not.
02:20:19
That's just gobbledygook
02:20:21
just like starting 3:00, he's got some place to catch.
02:20:24
It's a UFO video. What are we watching here?
02:20:27
This is the actual video. Video?
02:20:28
Yeah, We're looking at the sky.
02:20:30
Just explain.
02:20:31
We have 43 chromosomes.
02:20:32
So the 2477 since the first two are together.
02:20:36
That is adorable. But you look at it, right?
02:20:39
It's a net.
02:20:40
And camera lens. Carolina shocking.
02:20:43
Just me being skeptical of a fuzzy video
02:20:50
of scrambled delivery drivers.
02:20:51
I said, tell you what, great story.
02:20:54
I've heard it before.
02:20:56
But he was so well-rehearsed, rehearsed five bucks, and the others
02:20:59
hand out his pants and he was he very much manipulating it.
02:21:02
I've got my four year degree.
02:21:03
I've never used it one minute of my life and the next thing I see
02:21:07
is he brings us 300.
02:21:10
Bill, waving your shirt, running through traffic, No checking
02:21:14
either way, not using jaywalking, running
02:21:17
through traffic with which I'm going to get crack.
02:21:20
And that's what I mean by bootstraps.
02:21:22
Today we're talking about superstitions.
02:21:24
We're skipping over 30. Right?
02:21:25
Oh, tells do it.
02:21:27
I brought my lucky rabbit's foot.
02:21:29
So we're going to have a good episode out.
02:21:30
I don't think fingers crossed any sort of kind of weird
02:21:34
but Chicken wings is such a popular in the regular season.
02:21:36
When I do that.
02:21:39
Oh, I think probably
02:21:42
you don't like eating animals,
02:21:45
so you're going to murder them for the feast that crosses your path.
02:21:49
That's supposed to be bad luck.
02:21:51
I don't know about that, but I did.
02:21:52
Yeah, I do know that if a cat bites or glasses,
02:21:56
they're filthy, filthy animals.
02:21:58
And you could get infected and die If I did.
02:22:02
I had a sample.
02:22:04
I was in Stony your mouth.
02:22:07
You know.
02:22:10
Yeah, it's just my mouth.
02:22:13
You know what?
02:22:14
You see, the case is like
02:22:19
one of those.
02:22:21
I'm telling you, it's over.
02:22:24
So there's still some parts of the sand that I need to kind of cut
02:22:29
to the end of that in there that I need
02:22:30
to cut up and kind of tighten up and cut some beads out of.
02:22:33
But I love it.
02:22:36
Yeah, that's the world premiere.
02:22:39
I don't have two thirds done.
02:22:40
I have less than two thirds done or three 3/5 done.
02:22:43
Sorry.
02:22:44
Yeah, it's close.
02:22:47
Less than 3/5.
02:22:47
But I quit.
02:22:49
Your day job gives is so that is that I've come back.
02:22:54
That's your best work It might kill home.
02:22:57
I still got the should kill it.
02:23:00
The cat had
02:23:03
a long, curious, thankless job so
02:23:07
I may have done some of it during my day job,
02:23:10
which is aspect of working alone.
02:23:19
It's like I get my job done.
02:23:22
Anybody
02:23:24
up there?
02:23:26
If my manager.
02:23:27
Oh, my manager school?
02:23:30
Well, you wouldn't know the difference.
02:23:31
That's what they all say.
02:23:34
No. So whatever.
02:23:36
I can go somewhere else. I don't give a shit.
02:23:38
I get multi-tenant, I'll bootstrap my way back to the motherfucking top once again.
02:23:42
Yeah.
02:23:44
Fuck. Two weeks ago or three weeks ago, I go.
02:23:46
He he, he.
02:23:47
We have this stupid like, oh, nominate somebody.
02:23:50
Whatever. My manager nominated me for
02:23:54
not only my
02:23:58
willing to
02:23:59
just put up with whatever bullshit my willingness to learn more,
02:24:03
my initiative to push for more custom customer based
02:24:08
customer first, making sure the customer satisfied.
02:24:13
And so I got acknowledged in
02:24:18
work meeting as well as I get some extra shit.
02:24:20
And that's coming from my direct manager.
02:24:22
So if anyone had a problem with that,
02:24:25
they obviously have a notice.
02:24:30
Oh, I didn't even know
02:24:31
what he's, I didn't realize his firewall was looking at the welding.
02:24:34
One ad's run.
02:24:36
Oh Of course.
02:24:39
He doesn't even weld anymore.
02:24:41
No. Well, I know.
02:24:43
As I said, I do, but I got a welder up at the cottage. But
02:24:47
you snap.
02:24:47
Well, I've got a welder right here.
02:24:49
Like, right here? Yeah.
02:24:51
I mean, that's my welding.
02:24:53
Dr. Peppers looking for a merchandizer.
02:24:56
So I never, ever sampled
02:25:01
Keurig Dr.
02:25:02
Pepper that Seriously?
02:25:03
Dr. Glover's cure. Dr. Pepper Snapple.
02:25:06
So it's scary. Three one.
02:25:08
Just so you know, that is what I searched for.
02:25:10
And I came it brought it up.
02:25:13
I know you don't get me shit. I don't.
02:25:14
I know you don't give a shit in general
02:25:16
anyway, but I'm just saying I'm not like trying to be prodding or being whatever.
02:25:20
But when it comes to the job transition, like,
02:25:25
just too far of a travel for you, you were kind of done with doing all that
02:25:30
or you just brother something that's really close.
02:25:33
Because honestly, when I was working more flying, more I met Ryan,
02:25:36
brother
02:25:40
that was literally less than 5 minutes from where I was living.
02:25:44
And it was like, I can totally I can leave.
02:25:47
I could leave the house 5 minutes before I needed to get to work and get there
02:25:51
a minute early. It was fucking beautiful.
02:25:54
But now I love it.
02:25:55
I just leave my bed and I come to work. So
02:25:58
instead of burning a tank of gas
02:26:00
every day, I'm refueling every two weeks.
02:26:04
Yeah, right.
02:26:07
That's drive time and that's wear and tear.
02:26:09
That's not just the fuel.
02:26:11
No, but aren't you driving their vehicle anyway?
02:26:13
Little,
02:26:15
or are you driving to their vehicle?
02:26:18
Are I.
02:26:20
And then all the times
02:26:22
they made that available they offered me a lot to stay
02:26:26
and I chose to go anyway
02:26:29
so I could start a new life here in paradise. Why?
02:26:34
Why? Like so time served as time served so.
02:26:39
If the time you're serving is worth, I don't know, half the half
02:26:44
the quote time as opposed to the other time you were serving.
02:26:48
I'm just trying to say monetarily, right.
02:26:50
So you're probably making half of what you used to make.
02:26:54
I mean, with you, $7 an hour or less, what do you
02:26:58
I mean, like two thirds trade off between three quarters,
02:27:03
between yearly yearly, how much you're making versus just calling it
02:27:06
quits early, early, like just going, hey, I'm done, done.
02:27:10
Or do you just feel like you're just going to because I'm
02:27:13
doing it that way and we're going to do it?
02:27:16
Some older gentleman that just kind of was a mundane shift that was just like,
02:27:21
Let me just get a couple bucks because I got to do something with my day
02:27:25
right?
02:27:26
Oh, no, I do need a regular paycheck.
02:27:29
It just doesn't have to be big.
02:27:31
You might as well.
02:27:31
Yeah, exactly.
02:27:32
If you're going to do something, you might as well make money with your time.
02:27:36
Especially with something.
02:27:37
That's right.
02:27:38
That's the barn that Gary's in right now.
02:27:40
Yeah.
02:27:40
Yeah, that is true, because
02:27:44
that's the other barn.
02:27:45
Before you get to the house. That's Gary's long.
02:27:48
That's Gary.
02:27:49
And then the telephone.
02:27:51
Well,
02:27:52
and his hairline.
02:27:54
The guy that's in the graveyard that used to live where Gary lives.
02:27:58
Oh, no.
02:27:59
These women are.
02:28:00
These people are long. And especially that dog.
02:28:02
Because Gary's dog has views.
02:28:05
Well, skyline of they're evil.
02:28:08
Gabor is dead is everything is the choking so.
02:28:13
Oh he threw the kids for a dollar is
02:28:16
since you're seeing
02:28:19
slander and breaking news
02:28:22
we got to have breaking news on his breaking news.
02:28:28
We are there.
02:28:29
He would break even. Gabor is dead.
02:28:32
So Joshua Gabor and the other guy
02:28:34
in Arnold's overhead, Albert also dead or something.
02:28:38
Albert, I think it said Albert Arnold before Arnold Zephyr.
02:28:43
That's the pig.
02:28:45
Yeah. What?
02:28:46
You guys are fucking weird.
02:28:48
You know, this shit knowledgeable is weird.
02:28:51
Is such a such great knowledge.
02:28:54
It's fucking well worth it.
02:29:00
But what did you learn today?
02:29:02
Pleasure. It's ever.
02:29:04
Always is the.
02:29:07
What's new? Yeah.
02:29:08
We just keep getting better and better.
02:29:10
We should preview next week's
02:29:13
Who knows what it is because you assholes,
02:29:16
you have no
02:29:18
you have no rant of wisdom.
02:29:19
Wisdom.
02:29:21
You just come up with some random bullshit on the spot instead of thinking.
02:29:25
Give it some thought and we'll come back to it in a minute.
02:29:28
My thought is we only have two thumbs up.
02:29:30
That means two of you assholes are lagging
02:29:34
all over the restaurant.
02:29:35
Give one right now.
02:29:37
This is going to be live.
02:29:38
There's only four Smart ass rumble is smart enough to give the creator
02:29:42
or the publisher of the video an automatic thumbs up.
02:29:46
Is that why every time I make a comment like there's an automatic
02:29:51
every once in a while just to get you guys all stirred up?
02:29:53
I have to. On sum up.
02:29:57
Yeah.
02:29:57
And I will admit I have done that.
02:30:01
There are three year fagot
02:30:03
live bam
02:30:07
82 views for comment.
02:30:11
I've made a couple of comments just for the fun of it because.
02:30:14
I used to, and I don't know if usually comments during the show helps.
02:30:17
I need to be a fagot.
02:30:19
Let's see where I can do that shit.
02:30:20
But I don't even look because I don't care.
02:30:24
You do.
02:30:25
Everyone cares.
02:30:30
So we touched on our competition. Yep.
02:30:37
Oh, there's room for everybody.
02:30:40
Nobody's competing.
02:30:42
There was one Michio Kaku versus somebody else.
02:30:45
They're going back and forth. It's a couple minutes.
02:30:48
I didn't really find that intriguing, but I did
02:30:51
pull it up, so maybe we'll take you back to Multiverse.
02:30:55
Some some continue because I love me some. You
02:31:00
who doesn't?
02:31:01
There's especially room for everybody when we have like single digits
02:31:06
and there is a reason for 16,000 years that completely verifies atomic theory.
02:31:11
Now we have pictures data is there any binary microscopes.
02:31:15
But in between they were many partial results.
02:31:18
They gave us indirect proof of the existence of atoms.
02:31:22
Einstein in 1905 was able to show you
02:31:25
the statistical mechanics that atoms are probably the size that we think they are.
02:31:29
Who fit into minus eight centimeters.
02:31:31
And it's a good so I think not In one flash
02:31:35
we're going to prove that the multiverse video
02:31:37
or that sort of videos or any of the all around me weight of evidence
02:31:40
will point that direction.
02:31:42
And let me make another challenge.
02:31:44
Another challenge. Don't know.
02:31:47
You are free to not like any of these theories,
02:31:50
but if you don't like these theories, propose your own.
02:31:54
The second law of thermodynamics says that always more difficult
02:31:58
to create a theory than to destroy a theory.
02:32:01
You get this like any of these theories that we talked about today.
02:32:05
But I challenge you come up with a better one.
02:32:08
Well, there's an excellent opportunity to introduce Roger into this conversation.
02:32:16
Well, I'm not a
02:32:17
particle physicist, so I don't claim to have a better theory
02:32:21
than string theory, although I'm pretty disappointed by the conclusions.
02:32:25
I mean, just to mention how other theories have taken a long time to confirm
02:32:29
the science tells me nothing about string theory.
02:32:31
I mean, string theory proposes the wrong number of dimensions is,
02:32:35
for instance, it proposes the wrong sign for the cosmological constant.
02:32:40
For instance.
02:32:41
Well, all sorts of things all wrong come out of string theory
02:32:44
are just wrong now you could get round this one, me or another.
02:32:48
I know people are like a couple of lots of dimensions thinking to kind of bull.
02:32:52
They haven't answered the question, but I've often raised in
02:32:57
my books about that, which is that it doesn't really solve the problem.
02:33:01
I mean, there are big, huge problems facing string theory.
02:33:05
I don't quite know what an interesting this is with the multiverse anyway,
02:33:09
because string theory is just is a particular theory,
02:33:13
which I don't think has much in the way of support for it.
02:33:16
It's got lots of people who argue for it, but that's not scientific support.
02:33:22
There are experiments which support string theory,
02:33:24
but that's really a different question from the multiverse, isn't it?
02:33:28
Are we are we talking about string theory or the multiverse?
02:33:30
Yeah,
02:33:32
and most of
02:33:34
the string theory is being criticized for being a multiverse theory.
02:33:37
Oh, but I realize because if even if you take a look at Newton's laws of motion,
02:33:43
they are also, in some sense a theory with an infinite number
02:33:46
of possible solutions.
02:33:48
If string theory has an infinite number of solutions, well, so does Newton's laws.
02:33:52
Maxwell's equations, the ultimate infinite number of solutions.
02:33:56
But how do you make sense of it?
02:33:58
By looking at the initial conditions.
02:34:00
That's how you can prove that dozens theory is correct
02:34:03
by, starting with a baseball, starting with the rocket safety machine theory.
02:34:07
You start with the initial conditions of the universe
02:34:11
and then you can project into the future, he Said Start with the ball Experimental.
02:34:16
We know
02:34:17
the universe.
02:34:19
That's a very Harry Ball theory of multiverse theory,
02:34:23
but that's an experimental question which I think will be answered there. Now
02:34:29
detect these like gravity waves in
02:34:31
outer space.
02:34:36
Are you guys ready? Yep.
02:34:40
Wait to do this.
02:34:42
This is our motherfucking competition right now.
02:34:44
This is where they're really people at ground zero or any of that, right?
02:34:48
Like, I know there's too many changes.
02:34:50
Perfect. That is no competition.
02:34:52
100%. There's.
02:34:53
And I have have room for everyone
02:34:55
so that you're never going to get me to doubt my sensors.
02:34:59
This is my biggest problem.
02:35:00
These guys beating us now, there's no competition.
02:35:03
That's the fear.
02:35:03
Promotion is eating drunk or retarded because I will be drunk.
02:35:06
We won't get into that tonight.
02:35:07
So replay like to another denial and it's like hunched over long silences, right?
02:35:12
You trust your senses, experiences, your observations, all the Mandela effect,
02:35:16
all your memories, just vomiting.
02:35:20
It's just what is easy to me.
02:35:23
Gary, you get out here and it's very disappointing.
02:35:24
And I'm just like, any day, okay, I can't do it anymore.
02:35:29
I can't take it anymore.
02:35:31
I have to move forward.
02:35:32
I have to have conversations with guys like you.
02:35:35
So now that stuff doesn't interest me.
02:35:37
Look, I'm ready to talk about this is how glad you're in a supernatural change.
02:35:42
Your better human anatomy, the landmasses
02:35:45
being in the wrong place, and they just keep saying shit.
02:35:48
My company can change names and who cares about the monopoly man
02:35:51
if he had a monocle or not?
02:35:53
Well, there are not on the map
02:35:56
then other people.
02:35:57
And the years that good the Mandela effect I.
02:36:02
I think he changed subjects about 15 times during but we just watch that.
02:36:07
Yeah.
02:36:07
Those 10 seconds Yeah Gary you can outran
02:36:10
that son of a bitch Look at me come of the trade this fagot.
02:36:15
Typically these are just discord channels.
02:36:17
That is our competition. That's the people on top.
02:36:20
I don't mean don't mean.
02:36:21
That's what they got.
02:36:21
They called it.
02:36:24
They call that stream sniping, unfortunately.
02:36:26
But everybody on rumble, it's only how it is depending on what you do.
02:36:30
I'm well, because it's a free speech community.
02:36:33
Oh, I support him.
02:36:34
Everybody's allowed to be as smart or as stupid as they want to be.
02:36:38
Yeah, No, you're all free.
02:36:40
I'm a perfect man.
02:36:41
Partake of one of those.
02:36:44
Honestly, I would rather have a negative.
02:36:47
Someone come up to me and tell me I did something wrong, or somebody told me
02:36:50
I did something right because that's what I do to myself.
02:36:54
And I'm used to do to your camera.
02:36:56
Gary, It is better than both of ours.
02:36:59
I don't know which is more handsome, but.
02:37:02
But Gary's eyes are more gorgeous.
02:37:03
Cameras is a little blurred today.
02:37:05
Gary's eyes are way more gorgeous.
02:37:07
Mine. It's a little blurry.
02:37:08
Your cameras, you can't see because you got too much reflection.
02:37:12
Let's get that, get that.
02:37:14
Get that megaphone screenshot thumbnail with those delicious eyes,
02:37:19
those ocean eyes and the best quality.
02:37:31
I turn this shit up over again.
02:37:34
Mouth, if you
02:37:36
do that again,
02:37:38
do it again.
02:37:40
You're the horde all the way in the frame, buddy. Back
02:37:44
there.
02:37:45
You go
02:37:47
back up even more and think of the little more your chin over
02:37:51
other side.
02:37:53
You could wear that back in both sides under your shirt a little bit.
02:37:57
Back up to give us a better spot to get us from the hills.
02:38:01
From the center.
02:38:02
Yeah.
02:38:02
Make your bellybutton. Duck
02:38:05
back up. Back up.
02:38:07
You got to get to your friend
02:38:11
like a modeling show Our whole way.
02:38:13
I got this working girl.
02:38:16
Work it.
02:38:19
But I'll grow into it.
02:38:22
You know, you're not supposed to put on your shirt.
02:38:24
Then you're supposed to be meeting Jesus freaks.
02:38:27
Well, there you go. That was a nice one.
02:38:32
We're bringing Jesus, Rick.
02:38:34
You know who made it?
02:38:36
Where is the fitting in on what
02:38:41
I'm doing
02:38:45
as an expression?
02:38:48
Fair about six other different
02:38:59
Don't.
02:38:59
Oh, I love that music. I expected way more.
02:39:02
The thing though, if we are living in the Matrix,
02:39:06
if this is simulation theory is correct,
02:39:11
it's still reality exactly as we've always known it.
02:39:15
It makes no difference
02:39:18
saying if it wasn't made, they wouldn't have programed us
02:39:20
to be aware that we were in a matrix so it wouldn't matter.
02:39:24
It's not perceivable, it's not observable.
02:39:26
So either way might as well just play along.
02:39:28
Go along, go along, gerbils go along.
02:39:32
I would. I would say the thing that matters.
02:39:34
The thing that matters is the end game.
02:39:39
It's a what's the answer?
02:39:41
Is there always does there have to be an end game?
02:39:42
Is there an agenda?
02:39:43
What happens when we're talking New World Order body after death?
02:39:49
We have words.
02:39:50
What is what is it?
02:39:52
See, that's what's wrong with what the thinking you're thinking is wrong.
02:39:56
This is not dress rehearsal for the real thing
02:40:00
is the real is the real thing.
02:40:03
Everybody needs to hear that same saying
02:40:06
that I'm aware of what happens after I die.
02:40:10
I'm just saying that there is something that continues on that is,
02:40:14
is and or was a part of me.
02:40:17
That is something that is okay.
02:40:20
Is it okay for both things to exist?
02:40:23
Just no, there is not a single one of you in those who exist.
02:40:28
When you do, you do you know that things are a means?
02:40:31
Are there do mummies exist?
02:40:33
What does must exist if
02:40:37
if you live your
02:40:38
life in the same way, resist and don't sacrifice
02:40:42
one second of every moment and cherish one was your life.
02:40:47
Would you have would you accept somebody with faith
02:40:49
on that condition, Gary?
02:40:52
No. Why not?
02:40:55
Gary, make this statement.
02:40:57
Gary says that carbon doesn't exist.
02:41:01
No, energy.
02:41:03
Energy. It can.
02:41:05
Energy can be destroyed in the same way.
02:41:08
Never mind.
02:41:09
I already told you that. Doesn't relate your point.
02:41:11
Stop it.
02:41:12
It doesn't help.
02:41:15
So zero.
02:41:17
Part of you after you die is zero.
02:41:19
Part of you lives on zero. Nothing.
02:41:22
No carbon, 0%, no
02:41:25
fragments, wheat, no calcium,
02:41:28
no sodium.
02:41:29
What does a carbon atom know about me?
02:41:33
I didn't say anything about.
02:41:34
The atoms of your body are in place every cell in you.
02:41:38
I didn't say it knew anything about you.
02:41:40
And yet I'm just saying.
02:41:42
Okay, move.
02:41:43
Now you back to me isn't about me.
02:41:46
You just packed up and fell into over. What about now?
02:41:49
What about you? Isn't you right yet?
02:41:50
You've been replaced 11 years ago.
02:41:52
So even if you die and you've been replaced
02:41:54
in your energy changes to something that we're not seeing organization.
02:41:57
It still means you still might be you.
02:41:59
It's a complicated organization.
02:42:01
All of those atoms. It is complicated,
02:42:06
but what is it?
02:42:08
Is it because it gradually has you have memory before you?
02:42:12
There is no me.
02:42:13
Why do you have memory before then? What is that?
02:42:15
Why is there no replaced?
02:42:17
Why does this why does this new you have recollection
02:42:20
version of shredded atoms so you didn't exist the complicated organization.
02:42:26
Once you no longer exist, then you didn't exist
02:42:28
prior to.
02:42:31
Yes, it's stupid to say yes. Why?
02:42:35
There's no evidence.
02:42:36
If there's evidence of you existing and you're gone,
02:42:38
then why did you exist in the first place?
02:42:40
It never happened to be or not to be.
02:42:43
So that's how perplexed he is.
02:42:45
He's going to a little.
02:42:47
He's got a virgin, frustrated.
02:42:50
Yeah.
02:42:51
The cell phone some time pretend like he had to wipe his face, which is stupid.
02:42:55
What he's saying is to be or not to be, there's no reason.
02:42:59
And what somebody with faith is saying that
02:43:01
to be or to be or to be or to be.
02:43:06
Because once you don't exist, you never existed.
02:43:09
It's stupid. Just stupid.
02:43:11
That's what you suddenly did.
02:43:13
Explain why.
02:43:13
That's stupid.
02:43:14
That's stupid.
02:43:15
It's what you say. No,
02:43:18
no, it isn't
02:43:20
the position.
02:43:23
Yeah, because
02:43:25
the carbon based creature doesn't come forward.
02:43:27
Move on.
02:43:29
It's an adaptation of you.
02:43:31
It has nothing to do with you.
02:43:32
It just means it was here, it attached to you,
02:43:34
and then it moves on and it's completely separate.
02:43:36
I think what he's saying is because the change of the complex
02:43:39
structure of the assembly of said atoms is completely different than the computer
02:43:43
or whatever
02:43:43
the logic is that reads the memories that make you you don't exist anymore.
02:43:47
Because the history of that I just said it's the history
02:43:51
of the atoms where they came from, where they went and where they're going.
02:43:54
Who the fuck cares?
02:43:55
There's the legacy of the atoms just because that's your explanation
02:44:00
for the group of atoms
02:44:01
that was announced that apparently leaves the second you die.
02:44:04
But before they you know that that could be the source and grand jerk.
02:44:08
What is it? I don't know. I wanted you to say it.
02:44:10
I said the wrong one, Greg.
02:44:12
You would. You would declare it.
02:44:14
What about that part? 21 grand?
02:44:16
What about. That was a great movie.
02:44:18
Have you guys seen Free Guy was Ryan Reynolds, Will Smith, three guys.
02:44:21
Great. Lots of NPC.
02:44:24
Oh yeah.
02:44:25
He was an NBC that became sentient.
02:44:29
Ryan Reynolds Didn't he just need Deadpool?
02:44:32
Don't be.
02:44:33
I don't like how you were angrily yelling at me,
02:44:35
you know, deflecting and Brady smooth things over
02:44:38
and you just completely love that.
02:44:40
He is like, oh, shiny squirrel and I chase it.
02:44:43
No, no, no.
02:44:44
He knows how to handle me. You were angry.
02:44:47
I angry.
02:44:48
I want to go back
02:44:52
because if I wasn't here,
02:44:55
everything
02:44:58
particles live on you.
02:45:00
Guess what? We weren't particles before.
02:45:04
Particle don't live. We?
02:45:06
Whatever you say. Do.
02:45:07
How do you know They don't live and they don't move.
02:45:09
They don't do things.
02:45:11
They're not energetic.
02:45:13
We just see them move in the desert.
02:45:16
The definitions of life. You don't live.
02:45:19
You're not rock star by themselves in the middle of the desert.
02:45:24
True story
02:45:26
here. Does it?
02:45:27
You don't live.
02:45:28
All right, I'm here. One more drink.
02:45:31
This is going to be your your what's your.
02:45:34
Oh, you're going to kill me.
02:45:37
You going to destroy me? Yes.
02:45:38
The rent is sort of all for, I guess, what the Rangers of all pledges.
02:45:43
You're you're a bitch.
02:45:45
And this is one of my favorite videos.
02:45:46
And this is what most people reaction the bitches should be.
02:45:51
We're going on.
02:45:52
What happened after he reached out to seven Action News
02:45:56
leaders at Brown during seven News at five,
02:46:01
he witnessed a man boldly dumping large chunks of wood from a flatbed.
02:46:05
A lot,
02:46:07
he said, apparently in broad daylight.
02:46:09
Brown says when he confronted the guy, the man took off.
02:46:12
Brown tells us he jumped into action, got into his car and
02:46:15
tracked down the truck he got a license plate number and called police.
02:46:19
But the mess remained on the street and no one had been caught
02:46:23
taking action for Brown.
02:46:24
We did some digging and found Horst Cabbage, a Warren resident, the truck
02:46:28
Brown described parked in the driveway, Wood covered his yard stick.
02:46:33
Cabbage claims he hit a curb.
02:46:35
The debris accidentally fell out.
02:46:37
It's a little illegal to leave the wood in the street.
02:46:39
So what I'm asking is I'm going
02:46:41
I mean, you don't have to ask me and I don't watch the woman either way.
02:46:45
By the way, I don't take no orders from no women together.
02:46:47
She says she was planning
02:46:48
to go back up the wood, but only had one dollars worth of gas.
02:46:53
So you were saying that you were going back clean up?
02:46:55
Oh, yes. Oh, yes. I'm Mr. Clean up.
02:46:58
I'm not Mr.
02:46:59
Clean. I'm Mr. Clean up.
02:47:01
Somebody said I live in Warren and I'm cleaning up Detroit.
02:47:05
Go figure that one out.
02:47:06
But somebody said that they tried to yell at you to come back and you kept going.
02:47:09
And they must have been a woman.
02:47:11
And I don't listen to women yelling. I tell them to shut up.
02:47:13
Oh, yeah, I recall President Beaumont said, this is a great idea.
02:47:19
I kind of wish I kind of wish I would have played this on aliens because
02:47:22
I had already posted this a couple of times in the group.
02:47:26
He was quite defensive with his answers to me.
02:47:29
He said he's just going to trust this guy automatically.
02:47:33
Like everything he I trust him
02:47:35
because if he's not filtering that, he's not, honestly, he is anything.
02:47:39
Right?
02:47:40
Exactly.
02:47:41
He is cleaning up wood from Detroit and he is from war.
02:47:43
And he's got a great point because it's like,
02:47:45
why am I cleaning up wood
02:47:46
from a completely different fucking city than where I'm from?
02:47:49
I would believe in myself as good as firewood or whatever the password more.
02:47:53
No more trusting people that swear louder, to be least
02:47:57
because they have no filter things.
02:48:00
Brady No, not no relation. No.
02:48:02
He does say that. Right.
02:48:03
That's it. There's a Yale and Harvard.
02:48:05
It's a bunch of studies.
02:48:06
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck. Yeah.
02:48:09
It sounds like you just know that for sure.
02:48:12
I lived all by myself with nobody else's help, old guy.
02:48:16
You know, normal guys, black guys, white guys, Polish guys, Ukrainian guys, channel
02:48:21
and guys from Mars also.
02:48:24
Oh, okay. Oh, from our
02:48:27
department.
02:48:27
Mars.
02:48:28
Oh, these are would have been more right out here.
02:48:30
That's for
02:48:32
gets for my from Mars
02:48:35
but now so I'm just going to Mars one more time.
02:48:37
He was what he right little illegal what in the street.
02:48:40
So what I'm asking is I'm going
02:48:42
well I mean you don't have to ask me and I don't take no orders from the woman.
02:48:45
By the way.
02:48:46
By the way, I don't take no orders from no women
02:48:48
together, does it again, Completely the opposite, by the way.
02:48:51
And no doubt it
02:48:53
was like before you said it and then he just said it,
02:48:56
Yoda, to say yes, he didn't.
02:48:59
Just in case you dumb woman don't understand.
02:49:01
Second ago were standing down.
02:49:03
A woman?
02:49:07
Yeah.
02:49:12
Shit.
02:49:13
That hopefully will make it to promote over five, I think.
02:49:17
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We up to five?
02:49:20
No This is 20.
02:49:21
This this should actually be in for.
02:49:25
Oh shit.
02:49:26
Libya before. Fuck. Yeah.
02:49:27
So you can divide by five.
02:49:29
That sucks for that's what it's like because I show number four.
02:49:33
Hey, I was going to have a curly lighter.
02:49:35
Can we wait?
02:49:36
And since we're doing the multiverse
02:49:39
from now on, is there any way you can do the next five episodes for a promo?
02:49:43
The ones we haven't done.
02:49:46
So yeah, do have a time there already
02:49:49
and go for 30 and again so much more promotional it.
02:49:53
We could do that.
02:49:54
Oh yeah you.
02:49:55
Exactly Yeah.
02:49:55
The future if you're showing the future Voyager is they do it on TV somehow.
02:50:01
I mean if you guys had some foresight you maybe could like
02:50:04
think five episodes in advance, but it doesn't seem like it.
02:50:06
I don't even have foreskin.
02:50:08
Yeah, I.
02:50:09
Oh, I was going to mention I want to get Dr.
02:50:12
Foreskin. Lowest common denominator.
02:50:14
That's actually worse off because. Yeah, we went
02:50:17
through.
02:50:19
All right, good job, everybody.
02:50:21
Fucking asshole.
02:50:26
Little Rock,
02:50:28
I, I set up a new backstop
02:50:30
backdrop, and it looks like I don't see Captain
02:50:34
Kirk or Lewis retired or whatever,
02:50:38
but is it this retard
02:50:41
card? Yeah.
02:50:43
Birth?
02:50:44
No, I couldn't do the segment.
02:50:47
Well, the flange rinse play there.
02:50:50
There's a news.
02:50:52
You should see a horde
02:50:55
Oh, I see.
02:50:57
I see your basement trends transition to burn.
02:51:01
Yeah, It's what I heard the camera from the Joker.
02:51:04
Why so serious?
02:51:05
I got to fill my balloon, but I'm going to hear you guys over.
02:51:09
Okay?
02:51:11
I'm back on top of drawers.
02:51:13
Presents. It's got aluminum foil here.
02:51:16
The foil is.
02:51:23
But my, my,
02:51:25
my whole point with the matrices is
02:51:30
sure,
02:51:31
there there could be infinite versions of us.
02:51:34
And that is
02:51:36
what Jordan Brady might misconstrue as a soul.
02:51:42
Is that the.
02:51:43
The eternity of eternity?
02:51:46
No, no, no, no, no.
02:51:48
Excludes us forever.
02:51:50
But that's it. That
02:51:53
we have no access to any other dimensions
02:51:57
or, realities or universes.
02:52:01
This is what we're stuck with.
02:52:03
And the sooner you deal with reality
02:52:05
as it is, the better off you'll be.
02:52:08
You're not going to get anywhere.
02:52:11
You'd surely have someone.
02:52:12
Shut up, Shut up, Shut up!
02:52:14
You say that.
02:52:15
But what did Caco say?
02:52:17
What did Tyson just say?
02:52:19
What do all these experts say?
02:52:20
They're saying contradictory to what you're fucking talking about.
02:52:26
Are they?
02:52:27
You're making.
02:52:27
Yeah, there is.
02:52:29
There is more to what we're perceiving.
02:52:32
There is more to this reality. There is more to this.
02:52:34
You more is more generous.
02:52:36
One does not automatically view the other.
02:52:40
And there is more to our being.
02:52:42
There is more to our relation to the rest of this universe.
02:52:45
We're not that special.
02:52:48
A butterfly flapping its wings.
02:52:49
Mother fucker
02:52:51
bird flying flag threat is real if you're middle class on this globe.
02:52:55
Gary That was artistically pretty adventurous, real good, memorable.
02:52:59
You say that again.
02:53:00
I'm and I suddenly remember the beginning.
02:53:03
Jaw said, If you're middle class on this globe,
02:53:06
statistically it's like you hit the lottery or we combined that
02:53:09
and said so I kind of am a little bit special.
02:53:13
Plus just looking in,
02:53:15
Well, you're unique, you're special, just like everybody else.
02:53:19
We're all special is another way of saying nobody's special yet.
02:53:23
When we were younger and you could do this and it was just fun, but now it's No, I.
02:53:27
No, no, I still do that. And I'm not. I'm not afraid to
02:53:31
offend people.
02:53:33
I mean, work in.
02:53:34
Yeah, I work.
02:53:34
I'm not going to do this, but I can just do that.
02:53:36
Instead of
02:53:38
having to do this clock out, you
02:53:43
are in show on the shirts
02:53:45
or shirt that shows you the shirts.
02:53:48
You shirts. Oh, wait, I can do that.
02:53:51
I can just do that.
02:53:54
Well, you mean I look like me?
02:53:57
You look like you got to have your mouth open or retarded.
02:54:02
You let me say me.
02:54:05
You know, that's that screenshot we have to capture.
02:54:08
That is the whole point.
02:54:09
You know, there are several in there that are going to be hard to gather, but
02:54:13
they're there.
02:54:15
They are there between
02:54:17
now and earlier.
02:54:19
They're there.
02:54:21
What else do you want me to debunk?
02:54:23
There is nothing in the news other than the freaking Gaza shirt,
02:54:26
which, you know, obviously it could be just be a hey, look over here.
02:54:30
Look over here, look over here.
02:54:31
So what I I've been a hotbed for news topics for decades now.
02:54:35
Is it because Colbert isn't going to be that big of an issue that they want
02:54:39
Ukraine and Ukraine kind have a off that They want to
02:54:42
stigmatize a whole nother thing.
02:54:44
I mean, Gaza is a big thing,
02:54:47
but it ain't got nothing to do with our bullshit
02:54:50
they created.
02:54:51
So I want to thank you guys for your argument.
02:54:55
We're both things are not mutually.
02:54:57
I want to repeat that.
02:54:58
They're not They don't one could.
02:55:00
They both could be,
02:55:03
but they're not mutually exclusive.
02:55:05
You could.
02:55:05
You still have to live your best life for the perceivable life.
02:55:10
And there could be much, much more.
02:55:12
A little more or nothing more.
02:55:14
And it doesn't change how you still live this life what Gary was
02:55:19
that does sound like what I was saying.
02:55:21
In a universe of limitless, infinite possibilities,
02:55:27
infinite number of possibilities truly exists.
02:55:30
And that means that the crazy notions that you have
02:55:33
that make you feel comfortable and let you sleep at night
02:55:36
could exist in some of those.
02:55:39
But man, dealing with those in free and in spite of reality
02:55:45
as it exists for you doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Guys
02:55:52
or girls
02:55:53
don't be gender inclusive or exclusive.
02:55:56
Sorry. Yeah, you're being gender specific.
02:55:58
Yeah.
02:55:59
My you know, I mean, there you guys are.
02:56:01
There is my teams, half my team.
02:56:04
The guys and I were I mean, the
02:56:09
Brady
02:56:12
Are you really making your boys sides?
02:56:15
I know I've never said anything in one sided speaking of
02:56:18
really making a point that means there's a glitch in the matrix.
02:56:21
There should be another glitch in the Matrix.
02:56:23
Breaking news, which is actual breaking news.
02:56:33
An Israeli
02:56:34
officer has died in a militant attack near the Lebanon border.
02:56:38
An Israeli Defense Force officer has died after being injured
02:56:42
in an encounter with militants near the northern border of Lebanon.
02:56:46
Israel's hospital official says the 40 year old officer in the northern young
02:56:52
U.S. district was brought
02:56:55
right exactly in critical condition.
02:56:59
The Galilee Medical Center said in a statement, quote,
02:57:03
He was rushed into the operating room and the doctors fight for his life,
02:57:07
but unfortunately, they had pronounced him dead.
02:57:10
The statement said
02:57:12
3800 civilians
02:57:15
an our historical person from Galilee.
02:57:19
Yeah.
02:57:20
Who did he actually
02:57:23
drop?
02:57:23
Dropping Reed Brady Drop it, Brady
02:57:28
Because it's hard to go towards breaking news.
02:57:32
Gary is wrong. It's just Jesus Christ.
02:57:35
I may or may not have been wrong about the historicity of Jesus Christ.
02:57:40
Jesus of Nazareth is a literal word.
02:57:44
Yeah. Historicity.
02:57:46
That's a fucking weird. You saw it.
02:57:48
If that's real.
02:57:50
It is.
02:57:51
Really?
02:57:53
Yeah.
02:57:54
Brady The fucking great, great hit.
02:57:57
Friggin Kaplan.
02:57:59
That I was right, Gary. Drop. You're right.
02:58:02
I apologize. You're right.
02:58:04
I wrong.
02:58:05
I apologize.
02:58:06
You said it backwards. There it is.
02:58:09
I know, I know, I know.
02:58:11
Do I know my quote of to 150 in Gaza
02:58:15
As Israel aims to obliterate Hamas terrorist capabilities.
02:58:20
UN does Hamas.
02:58:23
You know you're just like this.
02:58:24
It's like this being covered with a garlic
02:58:28
and you dip your pita bread or chips in it if is what?
02:58:32
I don't know what the IDF is, what apparently
02:58:35
apparently the idea was to making to making sure that there is
02:58:39
no Hamas that has military capabilities, whatever that means.
02:58:47
So it's I think it's Hamas weapon.
02:58:49
I sure did.
02:58:51
Pretty sure from last
02:58:53
year said, no, no, you see how this would feel?
02:58:56
No, everyone sees a this is just an allegation.
02:59:04
What is it?
02:59:05
Goddammit,
02:59:08
Rob Brady, Breaking news.
02:59:15
You're not going to believe this part.
02:59:17
Well, why Breaking news?
02:59:19
This just in.
02:59:20
The US military has cloned the original DNA of Jesus Christ
02:59:26
and now has an army of clone Jesuses
02:59:31
with whole miracle man's world.
02:59:35
Are they on their way walking across the Atlantic to get to surgery?
02:59:40
Yes, of course.
02:59:41
They Will walk on water like this old zombie apocalypse
02:59:45
army of Jesus's.
02:59:50
I got that right.
02:59:51
Right.
02:59:52
Yes. And I forget the word I was thinking of earlier.
02:59:56
Any statement that I've made before in
02:59:59
or thereafter is allegedly just sort of or knows
03:00:04
that the real story that really happened
03:00:08
when I'm in here is
03:00:10
three things. We went back in time.
03:00:12
We got a sample.
03:00:14
It was DNA and we've replicated it.
03:00:17
You were right.
03:00:18
I apologize.
03:00:19
And he's walking across the Atlantic.
03:00:23
I want to hit draws garbage bag now,
03:00:26
my garbage bag now they're thing that's not a guy who's a douche bag.
03:00:30
Now things that I we keep forgetting that we need to get to voicemails
03:00:34
have there any any voicemails on review of those at all
03:00:38
Brady spins
03:00:41
it doesn't exist
03:00:43
Brady that does exist that's a thing also the phone number.
03:00:48
The phone number
03:00:49
number.
03:00:52
Well, all draw pieces.
03:00:54
We should tell people they can call in.
03:00:57
I love that I'm going message that Brady wasn't happy with
03:01:00
because I was like treating you like a personal number.
03:01:03
Well, there it is.
03:01:04
Go in now.
03:01:06
You'll hear me saying, thanks for calling.
03:01:08
Leave a message.
03:01:10
And that's exactly I mean, leave a message.
03:01:13
Make it compelling and we might play it.
03:01:20
That's true.
03:01:22
We will.
03:01:23
Can we plot that?
03:01:23
We might. We will play everyone
03:01:27
just Play everyone.
03:01:28
Can I call him now?
03:01:30
Where's my phone?
03:01:32
I'm not sure.
03:01:34
Brady, call me.
03:01:35
I think you might be looking.
03:01:40
I can't find my glasses.
03:01:45
I think I left my phone in the barn.
03:01:48
Oh, my God. You're calling me.
03:01:50
Do you?
03:01:50
You're actually calling?
03:01:51
No, but did you hear ringing? Oh,
03:01:56
that was a great trick.
03:01:58
All right. What the hell?
03:02:00
That sounds exactly like my ringtone.
03:02:02
He said.
03:02:03
Not at all.
03:02:04
That's not how my reading works.
03:02:07
Are you see? Draw from here.
03:02:09
Is that an Ivy through shirt?
03:02:13
Me? Yeah.
03:02:15
I don't know what it is. It's kind of a very Jupiter esque shape.
03:02:18
But this is to the stars, which is a term to lungs,
03:02:21
which am I have only $500 invested in to
03:02:26
do this.
03:02:28
Oh, hold on. Wait. What's happening?
03:02:30
Is it playing?
03:02:30
Because I can't hear you guys.
03:02:32
Yeah, Is it is. Can you turn it over?
03:02:34
We can hear it.
03:02:35
So I was talking to her.
03:02:36
It sounds like
03:02:40
it sounds like a robo call.
03:02:42
Sounded like a gentleman from Europe
03:02:45
said it's all recorded or I'm
03:02:54
not sure if it's loud enough.
03:02:55
That's
03:02:57
as a robo avoid
03:03:04
minute
03:03:07
guru.
03:03:08
Oh, this is a draw.
03:03:11
Draw did this.
03:03:14
I'm not sure Gary is going to be good at radio.
03:03:17
Oh, okay.
03:03:21
So first, No Jesus, No Santa Claus.
03:03:24
Yeah. No caller What's left?
03:03:28
I mean, you're like, live your best life and there's nothing in there.
03:03:31
Why are you shitting on this one so much? I'm supposed to be the skeptic.
03:03:33
You're supposed to be all Mr. Peace and Harmony. Live up to it.
03:03:36
So it was some German armada is up north, right?
03:03:40
I mean, if anything arbitrary further up to you, it's not, you know,
03:03:43
you got to be fucking on the road.
03:03:47
That would be up in Vermont.
03:03:49
All right, Here's our next I mean, 23 miles.
03:03:52
26 miles, 30 miles, 32 miles.
03:03:55
I mean, what is that, 101,248 mile
03:04:01
Brady, You got to be all the way in
03:04:03
Good words,
03:04:20
we better bleep out the number.
03:04:28
My best producer ever.
03:04:31
I don't know what that is, but that was great.
03:04:34
We're just we're just going to keep going.
03:04:37
Keep were going.
03:04:39
Oh, yeah.
03:04:57
Wish I could hear
03:05:18
as well draw It's a very nice gentleman from
03:05:22
all the way over in India.
03:05:23
We got some international calls over phone.
03:05:25
That's great.
03:05:34
I think somebody got the wrong number.
03:05:38
So like, I don't know, it's
03:05:40
in a hotel front desk.
03:05:42
It sounds like we've got some international listeners
03:05:44
and some local listeners.
03:05:46
That's pretty good.
03:05:47
One more.
03:05:48
I think there's some business calls for Gary. Interesting
03:05:58
manscaping Be our sponsor.
03:06:10
Oh, it's a number that's not fair.
03:06:12
I was going to write it down.
03:06:14
That was only for Gary.
03:06:15
That's bullshit.
03:06:17
I'm jealous.
03:06:18
How do they know my real name? Chemicals.
03:06:21
Because you use it instead of large.
03:06:22
Because you should be flattered instead of Gary, I.
03:06:25
You know what? I'm drawn.
03:06:28
I know your draw or draw stories is our best.
03:06:31
Duckman.
03:06:32
Drury's
03:06:34
Drury's.
03:06:35
Our first spin off is going be a whole new podcast
03:06:40
featuring draw and recipe stories by draw.
03:06:43
And then Brady and I will be sidekicks.
03:06:45
It'll be great
03:06:48
co-hosts.
03:06:50
I am not a side
03:06:52
show.
03:06:53
Somebody is offended.
03:06:56
Oh, words.
03:06:58
I'm content to be a sidekick.
03:07:00
I'm sorry.
03:07:01
And I.
03:07:03
I really.
03:07:04
I really don't have a problem with that.
03:07:07
Let's have a threesome right now.
03:07:09
Okay. With a spin. Okay.
03:07:13
Give me a little.
03:07:14
I need a108 spin.
03:07:20
Well, there's like, a flash of a naked woman there for a second.
03:07:23
If you can freeze that frame, will Easter egg for everyone?
03:07:27
Freeze frame. It's
03:07:29
normally only ordered
03:07:33
for one more word
03:07:36
marker with words.
03:07:38
Should there be strict regulations on societies?
03:07:41
Yes, of course.
03:07:44
I think. Is that shit?
03:07:46
Well, I'm not so into eating pesticides, but
03:07:49
it's better than aphids.
03:07:53
Here we go.
03:07:54
Eat my problems before I get to it.
03:07:57
Keep in mind, there's thousand 183 options on this wheel.
03:08:02
So some of them are good, Some of them are goat
03:08:06
loads. Oh, okay.
03:08:08
I want to the I want to rain down their lives on pause.
03:08:12
Just going to be really quick. Okay.
03:08:13
You know, we either use don't use pesticides
03:08:17
and we pests which are bad for us
03:08:19
or we use pesticides which we eat, pesticides which are bad for us.
03:08:23
Equal.
03:08:26
I would
03:08:26
say pests are better for us than pesticides.
03:08:29
Sure, I forgot goats.
03:08:32
Okay, I got a rave about goats.
03:08:34
I love the screaming goats.
03:08:35
I love the fainting goats and I love the ones that climb the trees.
03:08:40
Just the one video I had
03:08:43
actually had some goats in it and they were all they supposed,
03:08:46
you know how much money we wasted trying to frickin blow up goats?
03:08:50
Blow them up?
03:08:51
I mean, there's a whole movie starring goats, man, who's There.
03:08:55
Goats? Yeah.
03:08:57
Melody.
03:08:58
GROSS What's your next movie?
03:09:01
Spoilers. Their boiler.
03:09:03
They spent millions or billions, whatever the equivalent is.
03:09:07
And I don't think they ever blew up.
03:09:10
Is that the George Clooney one in another dimension
03:09:14
They may have blown up another multi many world
03:09:18
in more infinities or fewer
03:09:22
infinity war it is it would have to be more.
03:09:25
You cannot count infinity.
03:09:28
You cannot fight or count it.
03:09:29
So it doesn't to be fewer.
03:09:31
There are degrees of infinity.
03:09:34
I disagree how many degrees by this degree.
03:09:37
And you can you can disagree all you want.
03:09:39
It's mathematically correct.
03:09:41
I dismiss your premise.
03:09:43
That was ridiculous. Numbers don't exist.
03:09:46
Numbers incorrect.
03:09:48
Amazonian boosterism for how many movies of Kevin Bacon is it going to be numbers?
03:09:53
Is your brain trying to quantify?
03:09:55
Infinity numbers do not exist in infinity.
03:09:58
That defines something.
03:10:00
The reason we can't understand infinity
03:10:02
is because we can't understand infinities.
03:10:05
But the difference between infinity and numbers, as your brain can quantify,
03:10:09
like a digital switch
03:10:11
where it actually stops on something or analog, it goes from one to the next.
03:10:14
And it's a spectrum that you can't tell from one second starts from the next.
03:10:19
There are no numbers in infinity.
03:10:23
It's quite your spectrum.
03:10:24
We just treat it like a really, really, really big number.
03:10:29
Oh, because that's just a really, really big number.
03:10:31
It's not big enough.
03:10:33
I guess you're going.
03:10:37
Oh, but back to There's no numbers.
03:10:40
There's no numbers.
03:10:41
There's no definition.
03:10:42
There's no steps when it arise.
03:10:44
What you're talking about is a singularity.
03:10:46
Think we're going to create a singularity with quantum artificial intelligence,
03:10:51
the eyewitnesses singularity versus the merging or orchestrating,
03:10:55
which between digital, biological,
03:11:00
that's the singularity and has nothing to do with infinity.
03:11:03
I built an illusion of mankind has something to do with that.
03:11:07
I if you are interested in this reality to sure,
03:11:12
but only because you connect it, it
03:11:14
makes no logical sense.
03:11:16
Evolution of alien kind.
03:11:17
Okay.
03:11:21
But is infinitely alien zero.
03:11:24
I still can't believe you guys said that.
03:11:26
There's some definition of infinity, but we're fully the of it loses me.
03:11:33
All right, So, yeah,
03:11:34
you guys the one in the
03:11:37
back of their eyes.
03:11:39
I just say one.
03:11:40
If we're both you guys.
03:11:42
You guys, you guys are you.
03:11:44
It doesn't go with our multiverse.
03:11:45
We're all in the same spot.
03:11:46
Am I still to most
03:11:48
user here, These are the flags.
03:11:51
Are we in a different order on your screen than my on at the top of me
03:11:55
it's often different.
03:11:56
Yeah.
03:11:57
I figured a way not not present the live feed but we can see it.
03:12:02
They don't see it.
03:12:04
I'm with you.
03:12:06
He's presenting.
03:12:08
Oh, no,
03:12:10
but show my eyes here.
03:12:12
And I think we just go through your head.
03:12:13
Spin,
03:12:16
toss me full screen tosses.
03:12:18
Yeah, very.
03:12:19
Just this is a brief clip, but it is kind of weird
03:12:22
because all the other goats are all very stagnant.
03:12:26
Some of them are.
03:12:26
We go on their years.
03:12:27
What, you want that goats?
03:12:30
Well, I don't know what else you fucking want, Ro brah.
03:12:33
I can get it to go to that.
03:12:35
Oh I'm sharing it.
03:12:38
Yeah,
03:12:41
sure.
03:12:42
Remove. Hmm.
03:12:44
Which one?
03:12:45
It's the one next to you. Right.
03:12:46
Which one's the lime screen?
03:12:49
Dump it away and bring it back.
03:12:50
Yeah, Do that.
03:12:52
Oh, wait.
03:12:52
I got to get rid of Miley.
03:12:53
You know, we had two before. There we go.
03:12:55
Yeah, it was me.
03:12:56
It was the Spanish, of course.
03:12:58
You know, everything is my fault.
03:13:01
But then I get credit.
03:13:02
I can if everything was done music when after 20 shows,
03:13:06
something actually goes right.
03:13:08
I want credit.
03:13:10
All these like some of like there's a couple of them that are
03:13:12
maybe we're going there years here and there,
03:13:14
but it's very subtle, but it's just weird that they're all
03:13:18
stagnant as fuck.
03:13:20
And that's about it. Sorry.
03:13:22
There's some other there's way better videos of that.
03:13:24
I will not dispute that dumb helicopter fucking.
03:13:28
Is it the one they all fall over at the same time?
03:13:32
No, but there's a one from.
03:13:34
So check this out.
03:13:36
It goes along with your was a concert, but It's way more Billy
03:13:39
literally in concert where everyone
03:13:42
could look at look at all these like
03:13:45
I think there's goats there's a whole herd that they start they do the same thing.
03:13:49
They they're like catatonic and and they even fall and they all wake
03:13:53
up, like, just boom, like they're frozen and then back to life at the same time.
03:13:57
And happens over and over again.
03:13:59
You can them out.
03:14:00
Real life happens more than once.
03:14:02
You can freak them on to where they kind of like fainting goats.
03:14:06
Yeah, they faint. Yeah. Thank you.
03:14:07
I was going to say have a seizure, but it's not a seizure. It's just fainting.
03:14:11
And what about those birds?
03:14:12
That sound swarms exactly the same direction.
03:14:15
What about those birds that freeze in midair as they screw the fish?
03:14:20
How do they know they're not touching?
03:14:22
The only thing that's all in the news is our dog real
03:14:25
is on a different wavelength that I can't perceive
03:14:29
apparently as real Gaza and hummus or just nothing.
03:14:33
But in the news.
03:14:34
I know I don't like that call it delicious breaking news hummus is
03:14:40
oh let's let's give it up for Gary
03:14:43
framing after this breaking news and breaking news.
03:14:47
There is a lot of hummus in Israel
03:14:50
right now, a lot of Gaza hummus in Israel
03:14:56
is red pepper.
03:14:57
What is the what is the Gaza taste like?
03:15:00
But not very
03:15:01
much like geezer, but a little more Gaza.
03:15:04
All right.
03:15:05
That's second time we made a parallel joke.
03:15:07
That time it was garlic,
03:15:10
garlic, garlic, bread, garlic.
03:15:14
Guys, you got to wake up in 4 hours,
03:15:16
three for one and a half until noon.
03:15:20
Yeah.
03:15:20
Oh, come on.
03:15:22
I'm training on a new job.
03:15:24
I'm in at 6 a.m.. No.
03:15:28
Do you want to do that?
03:15:28
And do you want to do this at five m?
03:15:31
Yeah. I can't believe you're doing this.
03:15:33
Not during your time anymore.
03:15:34
This is.
03:15:35
This is the time. It is. So how long are you going to do?
03:15:37
I announced to them I'm going to have a video released,
03:15:40
whether it's just a little I edit one of your clips.
03:15:44
Can you do one of those fun clips every week or twice a week? Yes.
03:15:48
And then that's scheduled release at 10 p.m.
03:15:51
every day
03:15:53
on Friday will be a preview
03:15:56
show and hopefully you can have some type of a sneak preview
03:15:59
because got some idea for next week.
03:16:00
I know you do
03:16:03
know I saw the first teaser.
03:16:05
You can't we got to think ahead.
03:16:07
I mean, you got to think ahead. I'm not thinking.
03:16:09
I follow.
03:16:10
I know.
03:16:11
I know.
03:16:11
It's clearly my job to think
03:16:13
because we've got deficiencies in that category everywhere else.
03:16:17
Word we're looking for sources.
03:16:21
He just really laid that down, I feel like.
03:16:23
So I'm sure as an honest guy who is and the guy who's got his phone
03:16:29
in a fucking barn off of a fucking 4G,
03:16:33
probably maybe 5G, if he's lucky.
03:16:36
It's 5G. It says 5G.
03:16:38
Are you says
03:16:41
so? Yeah.
03:16:41
The death toll in Gaza is 1500 so far.
03:16:45
I feel bad for that one officer.
03:16:47
But what about the 1499 civilians?
03:16:52
No matter, I'm not there.
03:16:54
Every line matters.
03:16:56
Everybody, though, honestly, if there's if there's
03:16:58
a bunch of people in a disaster and they all died
03:17:01
except you, your first emotion, regardless
03:17:05
whether you're atheist or Christian, is going to feel relief, luck, religion,
03:17:11
and then guilt
03:17:14
because you know why me kind of stuff, right?
03:17:16
Yeah, there's stages.
03:17:18
No more lectures.
03:17:21
I mean,
03:17:23
anything they did, it was like, Oh,
03:17:25
they're like ginger vampires.
03:17:28
I've got a weird experience.
03:17:30
The same way for sure.
03:17:31
And maybe Britney is there now, but it's more or less of
03:17:34
as long as it doesn't happen to me or anyone I know.
03:17:38
It's just like whatever doesn't even happen.
03:17:41
Like they call that person an attitude.
03:17:44
M.D., I mean, I in a NIMBY sorry, NIMBY,
03:17:48
and I hate that in my backyard,
03:17:51
in this genre of fuck what's happening.
03:17:53
And as long as it's not in my backyard,
03:17:56
I don't even know guys, so much we may not know.
03:17:59
I apologize in advance because I'm not sure how everyone feels on the subject.
03:18:04
But when he's going to bust out, not in a small town
03:18:08
down in back to Stephan, it's like we've made jokes.
03:18:12
I mean, it's not a joke.
03:18:13
It's not a joke.
03:18:14
It sucks, it's fucked up.
03:18:15
But like, jokes, we make jokes.
03:18:19
Nice things just to write jokes.
03:18:20
Now, because of this, our way of coping with it, that's like if I can't, that's.
03:18:25
I think that should Gary had to posture it is like this is not a joke.
03:18:30
Not a joke right now
03:18:32
because that joke about so many times that like the boy who cried wolf man, No.
03:18:37
Who was like, Hey, I need to preface this.
03:18:39
What did the fish say when it hit the wall?
03:18:42
Right.
03:18:43
What did the fish say when he hit the wall?
03:18:47
Damn.
03:18:50
Good God, that's terrible.
03:18:51
Okay, so, I mean, I'm.
03:18:54
I make inappropriate rules.
03:18:57
I've grown.
03:18:58
I have I have nine siblings,
03:19:01
but I'm one of nine lots.
03:19:04
And we're down and we're down to seven, which would
03:19:09
I have gone to?
03:19:11
Two sibling funerals so far.
03:19:15
And I've made inappropriate jokes like
03:19:20
parents should never
03:19:22
or no, no,
03:19:25
a parent should never have
03:19:26
to attend their child's funeral, which is actually true.
03:19:30
That should never happen. But I reverse it.
03:19:32
I said a child should never have to witness their parents, you know.
03:19:35
But regardless, I mean, I've made it a joke at every one of my siblings.
03:19:41
That was a funeral joke because that's not good.
03:19:44
The latest one, the latest one
03:19:47
was at Janice's funeral.
03:19:49
And I said, I got up in front of the crowd and I said, when I got the call from my
03:19:55
my sister, Diane, she said, I've got some bad news.
03:19:59
And I was like, Please let it be Lisa.
03:20:01
Please let it be Lisa.
03:20:03
And it was Janice and Lisa
03:20:06
who was sitting right beside me, was not amused.
03:20:12
Yeah, that's the best part about you.
03:20:16
I said that everybody next to Lisa.
03:20:21
Oops,
03:20:25
It's a tell you.
03:20:27
So what are you going to do?
03:20:28
Okay, guys, I got to go.
03:20:31
As I said below, Final thought.
03:20:35
What final thought?
03:20:37
Do you have a final thought?
03:20:39
No, I thought that I thought that story was it
03:20:43
and that's what I was going to rhyme it and everything.
03:20:47
All Listen, guys.
03:20:48
Mattresses on snakes are better.
03:20:51
We're living in the matrix. It doesn't.
03:20:53
If there's a multiverse, this is the reality we have to deal with.
03:20:57
Making up fantasies doesn't help and just deal with it.
03:21:03
Man up.
03:21:04
Pick yourself up by your bootstraps.
03:21:06
And as above, so below
03:21:10
the welfare
03:21:34
in the era or.
03:21:36
Yeah. Good.
03:21:36
Doug. No, indeed it should. Doug too.
03:21:40
They hear everything.
03:21:41
It's wonderful. It's not that I want to say anything, but
03:21:45
I'm not in a rush to just like after Bird.
03:21:48
But I mean, in a minute here, so fellowship.
03:21:51
Finish my beer.
03:21:52
Relax a second.
03:21:55
I like those shows when they show the silhouettes of people talking
03:21:57
and you actually can hear them well, even some just random banter.
03:22:01
I don't know.
03:22:02
I don't give a shit like just a non-serious like again, it's
03:22:06
what I think when you're working on the road,
03:22:09
it's just like, Hey, we're like, we're not talking to you.
03:22:12
And you know that It's just like
03:22:15
for 2 minutes afterwards.
03:22:17
It's like, What do you think?
03:22:19
Talking That was good. You know, it was bad.
03:22:22
What's wrong with what I did?
03:22:23
That was it worst?
03:22:26
It was the best, best podcast ever.
03:22:28
And So we're having some rain.
03:22:30
Did we do something wrong?
03:22:31
Should we use them better?
03:22:33
I think there needed to be more jokes.
03:22:36
I try.
03:22:38
I'm no comedian. I try that.
03:22:41
It's I had volume on there
03:22:44
and what
03:22:45
a theme was.
03:22:47
The major there was the The X-Files version.
03:22:50
X-Files was incredible.
03:22:52
Do that.
03:22:53
I didn't play. Oh, it's Googling matrices.
03:22:55
No one knows what the fuck that word even is.
03:22:57
You got to.
03:22:59
I like it better than Matrix because it just everyone's going to think it's
03:23:03
an extension of the movie and there's so many matrix between flag and mattress.
03:23:08
The tags that I put out, trust me, we'll get plenty of hits.
03:23:11
I need to dump my links.
03:23:14
Mattresses was first, mattresses was second leg.
03:23:17
It had my legs
03:23:21
finally, finally.
03:23:22
Seriously, fresh food was impressive, but they didn't really offer
03:23:26
anything content.
03:23:27
When I got on, I feel like they were that great fresh
03:23:31
and like they were impressive, like, but I just didn't content wise,
03:23:36
I wasn't like, Oh, this is something I'm going to tune in to and give money to.
03:23:39
No, I tune in all the time.
03:23:41
I'm refreshing this.
03:23:43
I give I give check content, but I don't like it.
03:23:46
Russians You watch and versions on a regular basis.
03:23:49
I watch whatever is popular and I support whatever is going on and rumble.
03:23:53
I just didn't think either of them were fed any of them.
03:23:56
So I actually got called out.
03:23:58
I was Chen and they were like I mentioned that they were a copy of whatever
03:24:02
and they
03:24:03
kind of annihilated me.
03:24:05
Oh no.
03:24:06
And I just basically said, Hey, I'm old.
03:24:09
I don't really care about anything they're saying.
03:24:11
I'm just watching it for the
03:24:12
for the perspective, the experience and what they're doing.
03:24:17
And maybe so I can try and understand my children
03:24:19
so I can help them in the dating world, but I don't want them to emulate
03:24:23
most of those guys. I want them to be aware of it.
03:24:26
Beware of being manly, but not so much so that it's your identity.
03:24:29
Yeah. No, no.
03:24:30
That that episode was
03:24:33
that was competing with us last week was a they mentioned that
03:24:37
the use of a stripper pole
03:24:38
just got a brand new studio and these are these have a stripper pole in their
03:24:41
old studio.
03:24:43
So I don't know if
03:24:44
they're just using that as a springboard to.
03:24:48
Garner attention and just bring some random
03:24:50
strippers in there, pay them a couple of hundred bucks.
03:24:53
Oh, they have, but they have only fans, chicks.
03:24:55
And most of the time, the whole shtick that they're doing right now,
03:24:57
Steve was paying a couple of hundred bucks.
03:25:00
Steve will do it.
03:25:01
Sneak go.
03:25:03
What's the other guy's name, man?
03:25:05
They're all trying to find pure women in the shtick.
03:25:08
Is that why is the standards today so low that if the chick is in a whore
03:25:13
on onlyfans, why is she like a keeper and the one you should marry?
03:25:16
Why is the standards so with women right now,
03:25:19
why should we respect them?
03:25:21
Because they don't respect men
03:25:22
and they talk about how easy it is for women to date
03:25:25
and how hard it is for men to date, because we to have clout and be clean
03:25:29
and have a good job, women
03:25:30
just basically have to be slightly hot and somebody will want to fuck them, right?
03:25:35
And then they just repeat.
03:25:37
They repeat that every night with a different group of girls.
03:25:40
They make them look stupid
03:25:42
and then they repeat,
03:25:44
I'm not going to reference who it is.
03:25:47
Definitely somebody Gary And I know and
03:25:54
they won't her know.
03:25:55
Yeah, I guess so.
03:25:57
But like, he's not like that's what I used to call now and he's cool.
03:26:01
So him and I went to, I used to frequent
03:26:05
when I was off of mountain and I'm 59 who knows
03:26:11
It's a little thick.
03:26:12
Yeah. Must eat it with a spoon.
03:26:14
The big stuff chicken.
03:26:15
They actually made it a like big stuff spoon actually.
03:26:18
But you can actually still get the big stuffed chicken.
03:26:20
It's not on the menu anywhere where you can still get it.
03:26:23
I don't go there anymore, but
03:26:25
my buddy,
03:26:27
who Gary knows
03:26:30
no names, have sources that are
03:26:33
harder.
03:26:34
Harder.
03:26:35
I can't believe how much your group
03:26:39
of friends says harder not harder.
03:26:43
That's so, everyone.
03:26:44
I was like, Wow, Everyone is
03:26:47
the same with that joke.
03:26:50
They're sitting the bar and their two chicks that roll in,
03:26:53
and both of them were not very attractive,
03:26:57
but one of them was like very much obviously
03:27:02
kind of retarded.
03:27:04
And so like, we're just in there,
03:27:06
whatever, or get drinks and food.
03:27:09
And then the one goes the retarded
03:27:13
one goes to the bathroom
03:27:16
and he immediately gets up and I'm like, Oh shit.
03:27:19
Like he's making a move.
03:27:20
So he goes over there and he's talking to the non retarded one.
03:27:23
Even though she was so unattractive
03:27:28
and he's talking to her for a little while,
03:27:30
and then he comes back and sits down and then the chick
03:27:34
comes back from the bathroom and sits down and I'm like,
03:27:38
you know, I'm just like, What are you doing?
03:27:39
He goes, I was just, you know, just talking to her.
03:27:41
I'm like, Well, you hit on her.
03:27:43
And she goes, Well, now I was asking about her friend, and I'm like, Oh, like what?
03:27:50
And he's like, Yeah, yeah.
03:27:51
You know, I was asking about her friend, and I'm like, I'm like, Dude, she, like,
03:27:55
looks like she's kind of retarded.
03:27:58
And he's like, Yeah, I know.
03:28:00
And I'm like, What?
03:28:03
And it's like, Yeah, he's like, he's like, I'm kind of an asshole
03:28:06
and he's like, it just, it just seems like it's really easy.
03:28:10
And so I don't know.
03:28:12
And who asked about a friend though that sounds like Junior
03:28:17
so then the past and it's not like yes or no
03:28:21
check here the non retarded one goes to the bathroom
03:28:24
and then he goes over there and talks of the retarded, gets her number
03:28:28
and then comes back and like it was the weirdest thing
03:28:31
because he was like after the owner of the gazelle,
03:28:36
if you're the lion, you're on the plane all along.
03:28:39
You always want to learn.
03:28:41
If you learn, you're hitting on women from comedians.
03:28:42
They always say you got to separate the weak one from the herd.
03:28:46
I don't know.
03:28:47
It was you start somewhere, you get hungry.
03:28:49
If you're hungry enough, you ever notice how it's all hot in the bar?
03:28:53
Like 10:00?
03:28:54
But then it like 130,
03:28:56
everybody starts looking really good.
03:28:59
I mean, when I was in my twenties and single, I was No, no, it's
03:29:02
obviously a story.
03:29:05
My friend of my girlfriend
03:29:07
and I was invited to a bar that was supposed to be Unreal Royal Oak.
03:29:12
But then for some reason it turned to Brighton and it was
03:29:18
the larger the,
03:29:20
the pound, the pound in Brighton.
03:29:23
And it was quite the interesting atmosphere.
03:29:26
There was a couple old
03:29:27
that were just like totally creeping on like the younger chicks.
03:29:31
And there was one chick they kept like crying to the bouncer.
03:29:34
And I actually at one point went up to the bouncer because.
03:29:36
I knew that this
03:29:37
I saw several times that this dude was like touching younger chicks
03:29:40
and like coming up to him and they were getting freaked out.
03:29:42
And this chick was like, totally distraught.
03:29:45
And so I went up to and I was like, Hey, you know, like, I can see
03:29:49
the bouncer, like a smirk on his face.
03:29:50
And it was kind of weird.
03:29:52
And I told him, I'm like, Hey, you know, you got a smirk on your face.
03:29:54
This chick seems very distraught.
03:29:56
I'm like, This dude has been a fucking creep to numerous chicks.
03:30:00
And people have walked out like we've seen them.
03:30:03
I'm like, I've got three other people at my table that all agree with me.
03:30:06
And I'm like, I don't know what you're doing
03:30:08
or how you're running your shit.
03:30:10
I don't mean to criticize you, but
03:30:13
that's the case.
03:30:14
So like, I just kind of told them, like, what it was.
03:30:16
And he goes, Oh, you don't like I told them to back off.
03:30:21
So the rest of the time they do.
03:30:22
Kind of did stand up, watch the do the whole time.
03:30:24
The chick that was crying kept going back over to the bouncer and like,
03:30:28
it seemed like they knew each other.
03:30:30
It was just the weirdest fucking dynamic. But
03:30:34
weird dudes, old dudes
03:30:35
creeping on young chicks in the bars is hilarious to watch.
03:30:40
So I stopped going to the bar even with wife, we would go to the bar
03:30:44
and not hitting on people and feel really weird in our thirties.
03:30:47
Like, Hey, remember when you would look at that one really old weird?
03:30:51
Now it's me.
03:30:53
Now we we like people watching her and I up
03:30:56
until maybe two years ago, maybe even before we were good.
03:30:59
I love people in our town.
03:31:01
We go to an area and we we go to skips.
03:31:04
We used to get the Lions season tickets, and they sucked so bad
03:31:08
there was nothing else to do but look at everyone in the crowd.
03:31:11
We go to scorekeeper, we get a pitcher each.
03:31:13
We'd fucking stand there
03:31:14
and watch all the dipshits fucking learn how to fucking get drunk and socialize.
03:31:19
And then we wait.
03:31:20
We wait till the bar closes, kick us all out.
03:31:23
We stand in the street, watch a couple of fights break out, and the cops
03:31:26
get like, it's the most entertaining shit in Ann Arbor.
03:31:31
And especially around the scorekeepers when it lets out.
03:31:34
It's hilarious.
03:31:36
Always entertaining
03:31:37
Fliers are fun scorekeepers downtown Utica.
03:31:42
Now we used to actually go to because we used to go to on Fridays
03:31:46
and or Saturdays they would have all you can eat crab legs at the buffet
03:31:51
at the Hollywood Casino in Toledo, which is now a frickin
03:31:58
what is that dumb shit?
03:32:00
Fucking barstool is not even a buffet anymore.
03:32:03
But you could get all you can eat crab legs on.
03:32:06
I think either Friday, Friday or Saturday night or Saturday night.
03:32:09
We go there, eat all you can eat crab legs,
03:32:11
come back and just watch the bar traffic, get out of fucking scorekeepers
03:32:15
and watch a bunch of fights and dumb dumb people b
03:32:18
get fucked, fucked up by cops and stuff.
03:32:21
There was a stabbing one time.
03:32:22
We saw a stabbing.
03:32:23
There was a guy who was bleeding and police were intervened
03:32:27
that was not outside the scorekeepers.
03:32:28
It was right down the road by that movie theater. But
03:32:32
it was always a good time.
03:32:36
I have never been in a casino,
03:32:39
really?
03:32:42
You know how Gary has that weird
03:32:45
No, that weird swearing thing.
03:32:47
Now, I don't know why I said, You know how Gary has that swearing thing.
03:32:51
It is weird.
03:32:52
I won't go to these local casinos.
03:32:54
I've been outside.
03:32:55
I'm sorry, I should rephrase that.
03:32:56
I've never been to any of the Michigan casinos
03:32:59
because I didn't like.
03:33:00
I didn't like the fact we voted no for it 23 times.
03:33:03
And then the 24th time they were like, Yep.
03:33:06
And then it just stuck.
03:33:07
I thought we should vote for it 24 times and make it even and call a winner.
03:33:11
I don't know.
03:33:12
So out of spite in character, I don't.
03:33:15
I've never been. But
03:33:18
once I started traveling, I
03:33:19
realized that every single casino offers
03:33:24
free play great amenities.
03:33:26
I knew if you if you can not all of them but a lot of them do
03:33:30
if you can control your gambling it's a great way when we we went to Vegas
03:33:35
and had a great time and ended up like 90 bucks a head counting airfare.
03:33:39
That's that's what I said.
03:33:41
My girlfriend the Hollywood Casino in Toledo, they changed their players card.
03:33:46
And so they offer a couple of things you can do.
03:33:49
One is through an online app.
03:33:51
One thing one is like direct while you're there,
03:33:53
but it's all just free place so that you can get
03:33:56
in this little Asian woman, does she like was the season.
03:34:00
She helped us out with every single aspect.
03:34:02
She was just through every single thing and she
03:34:05
literally I found
03:34:06
a ticket that was like half ripped
03:34:09
and I tried putting it in a machine and it had jammed the machine up.
03:34:13
And all of a sudden there's this little Asian woman going, Oh, you did it, do you?
03:34:16
And I'm like, What?
03:34:17
And then she's like, Oh, yeah.
03:34:18
And so she busted open, pulls the ticket out.
03:34:21
So it's telling us about all this free play that we can get.
03:34:23
She restores the ticket, which I just found,
03:34:27
and we ended up getting like $25 I think each and free play.
03:34:31
We parlayed that into $100 each walking away.
03:34:35
I'm not sure Gary should be shown as cocaine tray
03:34:37
if he won't even talk about other things, you know?
03:34:41
So that is
03:34:43
scary. I didn't know you did,
03:34:45
Roger.
03:34:47
I don't know.
03:34:47
For instance, digital or video poker, video slots,
03:34:51
all that because they're so easily leased the mechanics.
03:34:54
They have to be smart about the mechanical tricking the problem.
03:34:57
The problem is, is the free play. You usually have to play slots.
03:35:00
And so what I do is I play a slot machine and I cash out
03:35:03
every single opportunity I have yeah.
03:35:07
And then I take that money and I take it to a game
03:35:09
that I'm actually able to play and want to play.
03:35:13
What I was reading too.
03:35:15
If you have a lot of coins
03:35:16
in the tray of the really, really, really old mechanical ones,
03:35:19
the payout they would get less lose the more money was in there obviously
03:35:22
because they're like dude you won enough and they would get tight.
03:35:26
Oh really?
03:35:27
So I would just do coins scooping my quarters or coins, whatever it was.
03:35:31
I think they were quarters
03:35:33
way back when Vegas was so nice.
03:35:36
You could go two slots of fun, do nickel slots and get
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premium liquor delivered 24 seven
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Just, you know, try to even if you lose it nickels.
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How long does it take you to lose it?
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Nickels A couple of hours.
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Honestly, a
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roulette is my game of choice
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and I've never seen it like it in Atlantic City
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and in Reno there was dollar minimum
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and the minimums have gone.
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The it's no, it's down.
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It was way down because roulette usually is
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$5 minimum where the casinos around us where I'm what I'm used to.
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I haven't been there in years, but I went down and down when I'm with like a grand
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just just because I, I didn't lose anything but roulette
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by putting the two green squares on there decreases, you know, affects everything.
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But I, I look at see going to my brother and I have argued about sequins versus
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so let me ask you then we go to casino Have you won do you think you're ahead
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I if I have time at a roulette table
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or I'm not you know, when we ever go to the casino is up,
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I think blackjack is the safest one.
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There's no one.
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But I think that's the least less safe.
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If I ever have time at the same table, I can't.
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All bad.
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That's the one.
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That's the least that
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most chances to highest chance to win the least chance
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most safe logic rules you can win the most
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as long as you stay at 17
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and you're playing maybe five shoes against the dealer,
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you will always lose because the dealer always wins.
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But that's the best chance
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of walking away with anything above zero,
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which is still a slim to none chance
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as above.
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So zero.
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What are you pointing out? I'm a battler.
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I'm a fat lip from carrying firewood yesterday.
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Would you eat a lot of firewood? There?
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Maybe you shouldn't
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carry it with your hurts.
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Yeah, right there. Hurt.
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You ever had a hurt on it?
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Hurts.
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Done it.
03:37:57
Jaw was feeling like.
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Is this the pillow talk?
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He admitted it.
03:38:01
I know this is the after hours draft.
03:38:03
He begged me to stay. I.
03:38:07
I feel. I feel. I think.
03:38:09
Is he okay?
03:38:10
Oh, yeah, he's fine. Does he?
03:38:13
I wasn't going to like back in, but those games were.
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Or is it like an illusion?
03:38:17
It's a matrix backdrop.
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He doesn't even live in a home, right?
03:38:20
It's just his car.
03:38:22
He just drives around and works.
03:38:23
Those came.
03:38:25
Doesn't have time to come.
03:38:26
Those games work.
03:38:28
How come there? Don't know. Those are real.
03:38:30
Like it never change theater fatigue and I love the stand
03:38:34
up arcade there are good That one on the left.
03:38:37
Yeah a little sure needs a pedestal.
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My bet they're both matter.
03:38:44
The joystick.
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Especially when you. You're taller than I am.
03:38:46
It would hurt
03:38:48
recommendation if you're over 510
03:38:51
and you buy one of these one ups or
03:38:55
arcade and games,
03:38:58
get a pedestal, you will not regret it.
03:39:01
How did you just
03:39:03
cut a hole in your floor
03:39:05
and stand in the little hole?
03:39:08
I think the pedestal is cheaper, but
03:39:10
the hole would be very cool.
03:39:14
Yeah, I would like that.
03:39:16
That's I'm playing to you that they just got rid of the
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because the whole box is empty.
03:39:19
In the olden days,
03:39:20
it used to contain
03:39:21
all the circuitry to make it run, but now it's just all retro looking.
03:39:24
So they got rid of that all and they just put the screen,
03:39:27
you just nail it, screw it to the wall at any height you want.
03:39:31
It's beautiful
03:39:33
to. Her.
03:39:33
But hey, there's
03:39:38
you, There's draw.
03:39:39
It's a winner.
03:39:41
Gary, start again.
03:39:43
So do you leave? Because I shudder.
03:39:46
I mean, you done three as above, some below.
03:39:48
He said he has above syllable a long time ago.
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This is a no.
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But he came back with a lot of toys.
03:39:55
You should.
03:39:58
Amelia.
03:39:59
Amelia. Comment about oh eight.
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That's something different.
03:40:03
Never mind details of the flatter theory unveiled.
03:40:06
I'm going to debate about Flat Earth in a different chat thread.
03:40:11
Yes, I'm fourballs
03:40:14
No at the nor place you have balls.
03:40:17
We're all about balls.
03:40:21
Balls in your mouth.
03:40:25
We're not last.
03:40:28
We're not first.
03:40:29
Well,
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closer to last
03:40:34
fit and trim or whatever the photograph wrapping up
03:40:37
no Trump and late night with a done it's
03:40:40
Paul it's a great forum Katrina talks
03:40:44
300 viewers.
03:40:46
I watch it.
03:40:48
I like it.
03:40:51
It's it's cool because he's a fictional cartoon.
03:40:54
So in the beginning he says I'm I'm not responsible.
03:40:57
I'm a show like The Simpsons.
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So you can't me for anything I say.
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And then he just goes off.
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Well, so they say allegedly
03:41:05
it's more or less the character.
03:41:08
Everything I've said before.
03:41:09
Yeah, I'm everything is covered.
03:41:11
And everything I say after is allegedly what you're looking at
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on my window, just as a tip, a hint, something people will learn.
03:41:18
That is not my legal name either.
03:41:22
Duncan
03:41:23
in my legal name really is not my legal name.
03:41:27
Draw is my legal name.
03:41:28
Look me a few know my legal name, but so he
03:41:34
because he's the cartoon,
03:41:37
I think it gives him more license to say and do anything.
03:41:40
But his basic show is Beavis and Butthead.
03:41:42
He shows up to date videos from that WorldStar video feed
03:41:46
that just shows people crashing and down.
03:41:51
Any comments on it and chat comments on it?
03:41:55
I comment on it,
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of course, any chance I get, I relate it back to Flashdance.
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They should check it out.
03:42:04
Monday is 10 p.m.
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or something.
03:42:09
It sounds like you're who you're hearing of.
03:42:13
I am definitely a whore for fladged right.
03:42:16
Speaking of which,
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sorry said that he like
03:42:21
I guess he already has about civil A but to just check out a second time
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without even saying a single word, it's a little disrespectful.
03:42:29
If you're going to come back, you need to go of cut it up in a joke.
03:42:33
I think he was about to insult you
03:42:34
and he cut it off right at the end before he was going to curse.
03:42:37
You should.
03:42:38
He can't. He's not allowed to curse.
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That's that.
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I'm saying that's why he cut it off right then.
03:42:44
It was comedic timing.
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And there's no way he's defiant.
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He's not going to give another as above.
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So below.
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I think he should have.
03:42:55
He comes back in, he deserves
03:42:58
he owes us a second one.
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I think the only way we're going to do that is if we stand for well,
03:43:04
see if he has to work.
03:43:05
It said, no, he's an idiot.
03:43:09
He'll be.
03:43:09
He usually wakes up at 503.
03:43:11
I'm convinced the first text and these chats are always at 503.
03:43:18
Probably when he's taking a shit in the morning.
03:43:20
Probably.
03:43:21
Yeah, I know.
03:43:22
He's like oh there the dipshit fact back didn't.
03:43:24
So we weren't positive.
03:43:26
Oh, so if every time it comes back I got to add, Adam,
03:43:29
I got a new system where I got to know what the rules should be.
03:43:32
If you as above so below and then you come back to re as above.
03:43:36
So otherwise it's no longer official
03:43:40
on me around my own show.
03:43:42
I don't have any water down below.
03:43:44
I only have it as above.
03:43:45
So I'll be right back.
03:43:47
Okay.
03:43:48
You can so below me
03:43:51
fagot.
03:44:00
I think they prefer poofter.
03:44:02
Oh, I think they prefer a god damn thing other than penis.
03:44:06
But okay. Wow.
03:44:10
So it's a controversial
03:44:15
as much
03:44:18
a farted chair.
03:44:21
That was a squeaky chair.
03:44:25
Where did she go?
03:44:28
All I see is some fucking symbols.
03:44:30
A and in a dildo in a green chair
03:44:36
and some blood
03:44:41
as a bone.
03:44:42
So goodbye.
03:44:46
I think that's it.
03:44:49
Yes. Mr..
03:44:51
Did he say He said as so.
03:44:53
Goodbye.
03:44:54
So don't know that it's that it doesn't feel full the official.
03:44:58
But the thing it's official.
03:45:03
I got nothing.
03:45:05
Me neither.
03:45:06
I could go stand over there and play pinball.
03:45:09
Yeah.
03:45:10
Go pass a
03:45:16
good shit.
03:45:19
It was said as above. So goodbye.
03:45:21
That was a gayest thing.
03:45:22
He's a dumb shit, Gary.
03:45:23
Go fuck yourself when you listen back to those.
03:45:26
I was weak.
03:45:27
Soft flange, soft out.
03:45:31
It doesn't work.
03:45:34
Well, you know what?
03:45:35
We could start a new ending.
03:45:38
You were right.
03:45:39
Wait, that's way too fucking quiet.
03:45:41
Oh, try that again. No, that's not.
03:45:43
I remind you were right.
03:45:45
I was wrong. I apologize.
03:45:49
Thank you.
03:46:03
I meant
03:46:08
change.
03:46:08
This means son of a bitch.
03:46:10
Fucking fuckin evil.
03:46:12
I put it on like 33%, right?
03:46:15
This way.
03:46:16
Video game, like fucking 16.
03:46:22
But the real player
03:46:49
did there
03:47:03
due to background from on the scrolling,
03:47:08
the numbers.
03:47:11
Same place.
03:47:11
I get everything.
03:47:15
Yeah.
03:47:23
Zero.
03:47:23
That's your
03:47:27
wife,
03:47:29
you son of a bitch.
03:47:33
Magic.
03:47:35
The magician never reveals the secrets.
03:47:37
It's all magic, right?