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With the piercing scream
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doing what she was taught to do.
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Six year old Kennedy managed, just narrowly escaping an alleged abductor.
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The six year old and her parents speaking exclusively to ABC News.
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This guy was funny and he touched me and he owed me.
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The Ohio family surveillance camera caught it all.
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You can see Kennedy just steps from her front door
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when a stranger suddenly grabs her and tries to walk away with her.
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He wouldn't have let go of her if she wasn't a ball and screamed
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like she did.
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The whole encounter lasting less than 10 seconds.
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As Kennedy pulled away and screamed, the man quickly letting go.
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Kennedy then running inside for help, her dad, Ricky, jumping into his car,
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following the man while on the phone with authorities and chased him.
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What? He still had my kid.
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I definitely didn't want him to be able to go to snatch another kid.
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Police later arresting 33 year old Derek McPherson.
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He's in jail and charged with abduction and inappropriate grabbing.
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And Nash's say they talk with their four girls
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about how to fight off an attacker, never imagining they need to.
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That wasn't into practice.
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Public service announcement, kids.
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Is that really what we're doing?
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Did I scream, scream, scream.
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I think.
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You think you got it.
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I think you nailed it this time.
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Hi, I'm Gary.
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Welcome to Fladge Rants Live.
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What is the topic today? Is it.
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Is it the abbreviation for hazardous material?
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Okay.
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Give me a live intro.
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This book is at the Librarian events.
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At yours, too.
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Some bodies, brown eyes.
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Some bodies have blue. Some bodies wear glasses.
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How about you?
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Some people choose to have their bodies changed
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in the children's section, but it's anything but a children's book.
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Here we have a woman who's had a voluntary mastectomy
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to remove her breasts so she can pretend that she's a man.
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Normally, I hide these books in between the slats.
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But this one, I'm going to go talk to the librarian about and see what they say.
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Librarians seem to be
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the future
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with this one
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registry.
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It's just very
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well, it's got a really cool symbol.
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Should we adopt that as our own?
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Mike, check. Is everybody here?
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Here, Say something. So I'm here.
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I unmuted you, but I can't hear anything
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through who's loving this?
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Those are all his intro ideas.
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I too, am in control of a mute button as well.
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Okay, let's start this now.
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Are you ready?
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Oh, man.
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Okay.
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While you look for the real topic.
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Kismet. Why, thank you.
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This is a kiss.
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Kismet, also known as.
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Yeah, We're doing a kiss cover dance.
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Detroit Rock City,
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huh? Sorry, I just came over.
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That was.
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Yeah.
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Keep coming up with them.
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We started to open with, like, six different jokes,
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but let's get right into it.
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I am very well camouflaged.
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Lance Live,
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the therapist complex ex is a rant for another day
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as well as the female version, the electric complex.
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But some of the details of the legend of Oedipus actually relates here.
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When Oedipus was a young boy,
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a fortune teller, a soothsayer, announced
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that he would kill his father and marry his mother.
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In order to avoid that, they shipped him down the road
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and he was adopted by another family so that he couldn't kill his father.
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And marry his mother.
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As he grew up,
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he had his fortune read again, and once again
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it was said that he would murder his father and marry his mother.
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He didn't want to do that, so he hit the road again.
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And in his travels
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he came across a couple
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and they made him angry.
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And in his rage he killed the man.
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And he felt so bad that he made the woman a widow that he married.
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Yes, you guessed it, his mother.
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I'm just telling you,
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you can't avoid kismet.
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What I really want to cover today
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is in a deterministic world,
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is free will possible.
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Is this a false dichotomy
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and does it even matter
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now? We should probably define some terms here.
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A libertarian free
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will means that we are thinking agents and we make decisions
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and they are based on
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what we think
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should happen and it has effects on the world around us.
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Determinism.
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Imagine the universe
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as a rack of billiards and
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the break sets all the balls in motion.
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And that's why I don't like
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to inflationary big bang cosmology.
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But I certainly don't like the creation
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myth either.
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But either way, if the universe had a start,
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whether it's a big bang, big crunch scenario, or
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the the God
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speaking everything into existence,
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what I'm trying to avoid here is an infinite regress,
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which would be infinite time in reverse.
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And then we are one of an infinite series of events
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and add the logical fallacy. So.
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So once things were set in motion,
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we could console Laplace daemon.
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If you're not familiar with the concept,
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French
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scientist Laplace said
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if there was a being with sufficient intelligence
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knew the location and speed
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trajectory, all the properties of every particle in the universe,
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he could predict where everything's going to end up and where
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and tell you retro date every every where everything's been.
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And I
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think that's the universe we find ourselves in now.
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Hard determinism
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tells us that
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everything has a naturalistic explanation.
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Simple Newtonian physics tells us
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we're simply part of a series, a chain of causes and events,
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causes and effects that that even our decisions,
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the things that we think we're making up our mind about,
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is a result of previous thoughts we've had and decisions we've made
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and our environment and our upbringing and the things
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that influenced us to this point.
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Gentlemen,
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what do you say?
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I say you're bailing early now.
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Nope, I'm ready to get into it.
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I can
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I can defend either side before we get an end.
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I agree. We need to do it.
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We need to explain the suit first and foremost.
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Yes. Why aren't you dressed up?
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This is not Halloween.
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Halloween was last week.
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I put this on for the show.
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I doubt that.
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Oh, because I put this on for the show
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and I doubt that
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you tried to look more professional.
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You did
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as well.
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Maybe you could fix the camera angle.
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That would be
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like a desk setting.
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They're looking at the roof.
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Is that a cold tag?
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That's perfect.
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Teamwork. Good job.
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All this we got, there's no camera.
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I kept this so I couldn't get rid of it.
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I know. I thought it was too perfect.
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It looks like he spent some more work on it.
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Yeah, I did.
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I added
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a couple extra tattoos, and it's got some lipstick on now.
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Some eyeliner. What's the tune?
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He. I try to give him a grill.
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It's really hard with silver Sharpies and some highlighter to really make a grill.
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That's my attempt at a grill.
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But he's out. He's got a delivering eyebrow.
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Different look, like a long, thick pubic hair.
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It could be. It's probably is.
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It really is. Kmart. What is that?
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You don't sell
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18 colors.
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It looks like it fit, huh?
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Yeah. Good fit.
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You get that in the women's department?
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I like the kids.
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Yes. Introduction. Because it was hilarious.
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Because a little girl, she said something about beating off the robber.
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And I love that their parents taught them to beat off robbers.
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You know, if you're trying to grab something
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or jacking off, that's going to throw you off, right.
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It's you're going to be like, oh, what gives extra time for the cops to arrive?
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You know, it's like putting out an oil for sale is unexpected.
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Logan
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agreed.
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Cavs come in, he's getting Roberson.
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They're getting jerked off still And
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then he gets charged for for sexually assaulting a minor, too.
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So win win
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so which you said you could argue either so
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yes, go ahead.
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I said determinism and free will, free will.
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Are they compatible?
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Can they no exist?
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It's a paradox.
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In other words, you think that just because
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what you're going to decide
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could be predicted because
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you're just simply not predictable,
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you're it's not a free choice.
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So I could say or we can look at a couple of ways.
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I would posit that you could make a free choice
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is, say, for instance,
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go ahead.
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I could have worn a different tie.
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I've got several ties.
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I chose this one.
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I the whole idea of free
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will is that I could have made a different choice.
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In retrospect,
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there is a 100% chance I will have chosen this one.
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So that's the paradox.
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You have choice up until the moment you choose, and then it's predetermined.
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So the show's over,
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right? Okay.
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As above, so below in a premium in a predetermined world,
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would you think that there's
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a circular pattern where
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it happens like Groundhog Day, except,
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you know, billions of years?
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I like that.
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I've always got to came up.
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I've never done any research of my own.
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But I mean, if the Big Bang was something that happened and we were a singular t
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is that singularity because it's so small as everything
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is all matter evenly distributed is everything.
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Is that bang a 360 bang where everything is evenly distributed all.
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And so there could be another earth adjacent to us because everything is all
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equal in the same o even in the same universe.
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Interesting, if it's a singularity, would not heat everything.
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Would would it have the best chance to all equally
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have the same shit happen?
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Know if you dropped a pebble in perfectly in the sand, you're going to have
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a 360 degree radius of all the sand doing the same exact thing right?
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Right. That.
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And if you look at the background radiation, it actually
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does look like a whole gas mixture.
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I mean, it's
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I've never really overly examined that image goes I don't understand what
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like what the perspective is is just the whole thing I get makes
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I don't understand because we can't Yeah, we can't see the other side
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of the big bang from where we're from.
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So how we just assume,
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right.
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Yeah, let's just as far as we can see.
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But, but it looks like a very, like a reflection.
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They claim that too. I don't know how they know that yet, but.
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Well, so
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I like the big bang, big crunch, like it's
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the expanding and contracting like a yo yo.
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What if it's multiple bangs,
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just a bang, bang, bang, bang?
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Because what would draw it back to all the black holes
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finally converging into one?
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Well, we don't know if it's
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if it's flat, like it'll just keep going forever or
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or it will contract background in itself or how long it'll take.
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Are you a flat universe?
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Are you a contract contractor and expander?
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Garry's a flat universe or he's a no planer.
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This whole
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has it filter.
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It really throws a wrench in really smart, doesn't it?
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So I didn't realize where you where you got that name from
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because it just sounded like the funniest name. But no, that's great.
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Sabine hasn't been Hossenfelder.
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I've watched her stuff.
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She's. She's really smart.
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He looks Asian, wicked, smiling.
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I think that helps.
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But she's got to think of the two. One.
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I like the crotch balls.
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You got to go.
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Very, very excited to do the show.
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Sorry about that.
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It's the pleats in the pants.
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This is bitch talk and you playing this video.
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Oh, you can't hear it. I can't.
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Well, shit,
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I'm checking the line right now.
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When I do,
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it doesn't look like it's
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going to hossenfelder.
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That can work.
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And that makes no sense.
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If video plays for 2 seconds, Gary disappears.
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I don't think the sound was going out.
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I check it again. It is.
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The video isn't in the live isn't even caught up to that.
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Yes. There we go. He's about to roll out
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now. I hit mute and it's still not playing.
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Life is not it's wasn't the original set wasn't going out to the live.
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Now, that's a shame.
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It is a shame.
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It's going to be going forward.
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I'll work on it.
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It appears to be muted.
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I'm quite possibly the most famous compatible ist is
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Daniel Dennett.
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He's in the school of
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thought that you can have free will
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and a deterministic reality.
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How does that make sense then?
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It's wicked smart.
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It's like choosing your own path.
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Occasionally you get to make a choice and into a different realm.
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Well, I've got this
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innate feeling that I do act autonomously.
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I get to walk around and do whatever I want.
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Most of the time I just get to do whatever I feel or whatever I wish.
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It feels like I have free will,
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but that is the worst evidence because I think
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I have free will and I feel that way was not a good explanation.
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Oh yeah,
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I knew I can't be all like everything's just automated and we're
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just sitting back, just kind of go on, what do we do with our free time?
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All that's all
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autonomous travel.
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The Indians think that there's automatic behavior, which is what you just stated.
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All the things that you have no control within.
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Then there's karmic behavior, the things that we actually,
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you know, left or right, yes or no, good or bad,
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that's more conscious and unconscious.
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Right?
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I just I just take it everything that is automated is unconscious behavior.
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And everything that I think is would be a conscious behavior.
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I have a very hard time with all of this, to be honest, because.
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Okay, briefly, you like to be a not so much, but let's just say I do.
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So I don't sound like that we're
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too late.
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You sound pretty weird. Okay. Okay.
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I don't want to to you and say you just.
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I'm not very good,
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you know, is perfectly adlib, for this example.
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No, is perfectly acceptable.
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Can you make yourself like, ice cream?
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Yeah.
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You can make yourself like ice cream for yourself to like ice cream.
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I've made myself like you.
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You're in acquired.
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That was out of a beer, you know?
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And beer's another example. Earwax, right?
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No, no, you're right.
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You've never made yourself like anything other.
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Not like something.
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And then made it enough to wear.
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You go, Oh, shit, this is actually pretty good.
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I, I actually every single one of these is good example.
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I'll just go with the ice cream thing
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for the explanation.
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I prefer chocolate to vanilla of chocolate.
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Vanilla false dichotomy.
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But still those are the two options.
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Chocolate and vanilla.
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I choose chocolate nine out of ten times.
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What about that 10th time?
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That feels like something different.
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Am I making am I just expressing my free will
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or am I choosing the one I like less
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to prove that I have free will?
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Because in that case,
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it's it's my will for sure.
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But is it truly free?
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I can't control what I like better.
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That's the point I'm trying to make.
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I don't influence.
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I don't choose.
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So we're free?
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Yeah. Let's go. Are we just out?
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We do We debating the differences of free wills
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or are we doing free will versus determinism
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or determinism?
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Go down
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determinism and libertarian free will you take my go how much your heart beats?
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This is all like predetermined
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when you blink your eyes when you according to physics in this lady.
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If I could get if we could hear her.
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Everything is predetermined from the Big bang.
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We are just fulfilling its threat.
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But so then I suddenly become just
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the break.
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I have a moral I have a moral dilemma, not a Christian
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moral dilemma, just a defeatist moral dilemma than that.
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Like so it's already been predetermined.
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If I'm going to completely give up tomorrow morning
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and to stay in bed and do nothing
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so that people could just that's just predetermined too.
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And there's no point in making any choice.
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I say it's just a poetic way of explaining the
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it just sounds nice what that Asian German woman says.
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And your body is a system.
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I hear what you're saying, that everything is influence.
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It's not just a click on or click off, yes or no, left or right.
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If you're
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if this is all hot and full of fire, this path is all hot and full of fire.
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And let's have this is all full of naked whatever sex you like, women are,
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you know, men.
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JONES Most people are going to choose to go that path.
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That's not any predetermined.
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That's just what your brain and body and feet still have to make a switch
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to go left or right to make that choice is free,
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which to me, for whatever reason, I'm replacing free will with choice.
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Maybe I shouldn't do that to understand better.
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So you're trying to say so go first, I guess is the first real callback.
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My body.
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My former coworker, Michael Gary Clayton.
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So you're saying that the Big Bang happened
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and the free determinism of the Big Bang was that he would molest not only one
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child once, but
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the second time, too, to children the second time.
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So a total of three like that was predetermined with the Big Bang.
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God God it
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you bring up a great point if we're truly okay.
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So save someone did that but come to find out
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he's got a brain tumor that pushes on the part of his brain
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that if you didn't have the tumor, he wouldn't act that way.
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There's a you wouldn't blame him for his actions.
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It was the tumor pushing on that part of his brain that made him do that.
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And if he didn't have that tumor, he wouldn't have acted that way.
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But now take away the tumor.
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It was his life and his experiences
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and the way he was raised and the way he's wired is chemistry.
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It was a lot of complicated things that led to it.
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But he had if you were him,
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I mean atom by atom and thought by thought if you were him,
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if you would swap places that that mean not meaning draws
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like you're playing racism, but you were exactly him.
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You could not have done any differently.
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And that's where the punishment in our
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our penal code is askew
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because he had no choice, not even just
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our legal system in our social system too, for the cancellation.
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Nobody ever is allowed to say, I made a mistake.
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I'm human. I've grown from it.
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No, no, no.
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See, this is this goes this ties in perfectly
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with, again, I mentioned before that making a murderer documentary
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they had convicting a murderer, which is on Daily Wire.
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And there were people that were looking at and this is in both series
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but the do the coconspirator Brendan Dassey, who also helped
00:27:45
do a lot of fucked up stuff, was coaxed and they tried to go like, oh, he he was
00:27:51
he was coaxed by his uncle
00:27:52
or he was coaxed by the by the police to confess something that he didn't do.
00:27:57
If you're that easily, it doesn't matter if you're fully there or not.
00:28:00
If you're that easily coaxed to murder somebody,
00:28:02
you still belong behind bars because you still have the capability.
00:28:07
There is normal people with normal thinking patterns that commit murderers.
00:28:10
So how much further would someone who doesn't have all their shit together,
00:28:15
how much further would they go if we just let them out?
00:28:17
No, they're just mentally handicapped.
00:28:19
So let's just let them assault women at their fucking paraplegic with them
00:28:23
with the To Catch a Predator fucking talking about shaming the girls,
00:28:27
the 12 year old girl who doesn't even have hair on her shirt yet.
00:28:31
We supposed to feel sorry for him.
00:28:33
We supposed to just let him go because it did.
00:28:35
It doesn't sound like that's the greatest idea.
00:28:38
I'd love to know that part of the brain that pushes that.
00:28:41
He also was after we fixed
00:28:45
it, it was.
00:28:46
It was simply a simple example to let you know
00:28:50
that there are more complicated if it was a simple
00:28:52
one thing that caused it then then
00:28:56
I was just trying to get you to the point of understanding
00:29:00
that it's a complicated series of things that cause it,
00:29:03
but it's still not.
00:29:05
Not an expression of free will.
00:29:07
If I was, where do we draw that line then?
00:29:09
Do I get to say I was having a bad day?
00:29:11
So I killed somebody? Right.
00:29:14
Sorry. Okay.
00:29:16
There mauls you and kills you.
00:29:19
Does the bear go to prison?
00:29:20
Oh, do. That's okay.
00:29:21
I got a story.
00:29:22
19, 19, 20 a currently 1928.
00:29:27
What was.
00:29:27
What's that big gray thing with the trunk while my brain elephant
00:29:31
just got loose from a circus, trampled a bunch of people,
00:29:36
and the people got so angry, they wanted justice for this elephant,
00:29:40
so they literally lynched it and hung it. But
00:29:44
it's a fucking elephant.
00:29:45
It did exactly what an elephant does.
00:29:47
They lynched.
00:29:48
They an elephant.
00:29:49
I remember that you remember?
00:29:51
I mean, you were.
00:29:52
How old are you,
00:29:56
Gary?
00:29:57
If you remember that immediately.
00:29:59
You remember hearing of that?
00:30:03
That's what it was there
00:30:05
they killed around because somebody wanted,
00:30:08
I think, a kid or something, I can't remember.
00:30:09
But they killed the African, even though it wasn't even going for the kid.
00:30:12
Really.
00:30:14
They murdered it.
00:30:17
If it's to protect the kid while it's going, I totally understand that.
00:30:19
But after the fact for justice, like somehow it understands, we'll show you.
00:30:24
We better send example to all those other elephants in lions.
00:30:28
No, it's just dogs.
00:30:30
They do with dogs because is a just an inherent nature
00:30:34
that's there, that they know it, just that you can't be trained out of it.
00:30:37
Right. So.
00:30:38
So it won't happen again.
00:30:39
And it can be punishment.
00:30:41
It should be preventing it from happening.
00:30:44
Well, yeah, If it's a pattern, then you prevent it from happening in the future.
00:30:48
Oh, what about the biting dog that bit?
00:30:49
Several people and they haven't put it down yet.
00:30:54
Yeah.
00:30:56
Good follow up though.
00:30:57
Disappointed I lost sound.
00:31:00
I think.
00:31:01
I thought I heard.
00:31:01
What are you thinking
00:31:04
when it was caught and I thought I heard a little chatter.
00:31:06
What? You were just what you were talking about.
00:31:08
Just a minute ago, I was practically channeling
00:31:09
Sam Harris, and I thought, Can you hear it?
00:31:11
Because I can't hear it the way it is.
00:31:14
Sam Harris believes there is no such thing as free will.
00:31:20
Let's
00:31:21
let's hear what Sam Harris says.
00:31:22
The same thing happened and it was like child molester Cory Clayton.
00:31:26
Let's go for can
00:31:28
billions of years from now
00:31:34
it's gone through.
00:31:35
If I was the president's dog, I should be able to bite whoever I want.
00:31:39
Is that a follow up enough for you? Draw.
00:31:41
Usually the owners are were held responsible or the dogs for don't pick on
00:31:47
or the owner should be put down.
00:31:48
Okay.
00:31:51
The owner is the the ruler of the free world.
00:31:56
Oh yeah. Never mind.
00:31:57
Let's not do that.
00:32:00
Okay.
00:32:05
Are you guys all dressed up today?
00:32:08
No. Yeah,
00:32:09
I'm in my work clothes.
00:32:11
I wear my best look, always complaining last week that I did
00:32:14
that I wasn't in costume, so I got dressed up this week.
00:32:18
Is that what happened?
00:32:18
Oh, so you're trying to impress the lady and you hear him now?
00:32:23
No, no,
00:32:28
It means Sam Harris is here.
00:32:30
And Rogan, Did you call me hair?
00:32:32
You should do your hair like this.
00:32:33
You're like, I'll give you a little comb over
00:32:34
so you get the little strands coming over the top.
00:32:39
Yeah, Yeah.
00:32:43
My rodents moving.
00:32:48
What?
00:32:49
Oh, rodent.
00:32:50
I've got a rodent.
00:32:51
Is that you said you're rodents movie.
00:32:53
I'm like, What the fuck are you talking about?
00:32:55
There's no reason you act upon it
00:32:56
because it's predetermined everything that's going to happen.
00:32:58
You might as well just let it in.
00:32:59
You know, the rodents are going to do whatever it wants,
00:33:01
so why even try to scare it away unless you're supposed to scared away.
00:33:05
I went around and around and around with this and I finally that
00:33:07
the only thing I could come to a conclusion is we have free will.
00:33:10
We have choice.
00:33:11
Up until the moment we make that choice, then everything in that path
00:33:14
is influenced, but it's predetermined.
00:33:17
No. If you look, as you were saying that, I just thought of a concept.
00:33:20
I mean, there's a levels of of predetermined nature.
00:33:25
An asteroid could strike us at any moment.
00:33:27
We have no idea.
00:33:28
But that's been determined for how long.
00:33:30
Universe scale.
00:33:31
When it comes to our own personal lives, we can we can manipulate our world
00:33:35
and do different stuff at a certain level.
00:33:38
There's there's levels to this shit.
00:33:40
There's a level to this kismet physics.
00:33:43
Say that it all.
00:33:44
Have you got the instant the Big Bang happened, whatever you want to call it.
00:33:50
Apparently without time, it all happened in that moment.
00:33:53
Everything that is happening has happened.
00:33:55
Was happen all happened in that moment.
00:33:58
Not necessarily.
00:33:59
That's what physics.
00:34:00
That's what this
00:34:02
most physicists, that's what the evidence of the Big Bang showed.
00:34:06
But there could have been a big bang prior to that.
00:34:09
We don't know that
00:34:10
for whatever reason, we're not going to have any other people's sound.
00:34:13
I'm not sure what the fuck.
00:34:16
Even if I drag something over there, you could try, but I doubt it.
00:34:20
One thing that's just this is just words, but that's when things dwindle.
00:34:25
The pre determinism factor in the hip hop
00:34:28
community of rappers predicting their own deaths.
00:34:33
But when you analyze it,
00:34:35
we didn't realize it.
00:34:36
It is kind of it's interesting but it's also not
00:34:43
like a tragic.
00:34:44
Well, how about this?
00:34:45
I've got a clip got this one from Jordan Peterson.
00:34:48
When you're driving down the road at 60 miles an hour,
00:34:52
you're not looking just over your bumper.
00:34:54
You're looking, you know, a quarter mile ahead.
00:34:57
So you're reacting to things that you're coming up on in a few seconds.
00:35:03
So by the time you to you make an action,
00:35:06
it's a planned series of actions
00:35:09
and and so by the time you actually act them out,
00:35:13
they are predetermined because you had planned them.
00:35:18
Well, that's what I was talking about.
00:35:19
The levels because everyone in front of you is making their own
00:35:23
thought process in their
00:35:25
process because you're behind them then is affecting what you have to deal with.
00:35:30
At that point.
00:35:30
There are processes in place that they determined
00:35:34
that are now part of your life that are completely
00:35:38
predetermined, that you can't do anything about the guy in front of me breaks.
00:35:41
I've got to deal with it. Yeah,
00:35:44
as it comes.
00:35:44
Even though he's there going, Hey, I'm going to break right now.
00:35:48
I mean there's a levels to the shit.
00:35:50
There's levels to this kismet.
00:35:51
My fucking
00:35:54
end Doesn't seem like
00:35:56
it could have gone like, so many different kinds of ways, you know,
00:36:01
like he could have pressed the break glass or harder or.
00:36:05
Or trapped twice instead of three times.
00:36:07
You know, like, doesn't it seem like
00:36:10
it's a lot more complicated than just predetermined?
00:36:13
This is going to happen,
00:36:16
But in
00:36:16
retrospect, there's 100% chance that it went down the way it went down.
00:36:20
Well, it ties every time.
00:36:21
That ties into like the universal consciousness.
00:36:24
I mean, if everything is all kind of somewhat tethered together
00:36:27
by electrical impulses and vibrations and frequencies
00:36:31
and there's just a larger brain at play that we are completely,
00:36:35
you know, unconsciously because we're so fucking small.
00:36:38
I mean, we look at mark microbial stuff in atoms and we're like,
00:36:42
Wow, that's so fucking small.
00:36:43
But then we also look at the rest of the universe
00:36:45
and it's like, Wow, that's so fucking big.
00:36:47
I mean, is there infinite, right?
00:36:48
We know what the smallest thing is or is there infinite when it comes to big,
00:36:52
or do we get smaller and we're just unaware of it?
00:36:55
We don't know the measure.
00:36:57
So what you're saying is as above, so below.
00:37:03
No playing music.
00:37:05
It's like, shit, it's all right here.
00:37:08
Okay.
00:37:08
I gave him a seizure.
00:37:14
It was daylight savings.
00:37:15
So speaking of which, fuck, Daylight savings of.
00:37:18
Oh, yeah. Is that what's going on here?
00:37:20
I draw up north on Saturday.
00:37:25
Yeah.
00:37:25
And, and it was before Daylight Saving time and it was nighttime.
00:37:31
It was like it was dark as fuck.
00:37:33
And there was farmers all over the place with fucking big bright
00:37:36
lights on their equipment doing shit in the dark.
00:37:40
So is it for the farmers or the schoolchildren?
00:37:44
Spitter Gary I guess what set it for the children
00:37:48
and the farmers and stop this stuff,
00:37:52
resetting it.
00:37:57
Good stuff.
00:37:59
The sort of.
00:37:59
I watch those promos every day.
00:38:02
If you want to look at Cliff's like unabridged,
00:38:06
the abridged version of our show, just watch the Prolog
00:38:10
abridged, unabridged Bridget version.
00:38:13
Unabridged.
00:38:15
Yeah, yeah.
00:38:16
Take the bridge.
00:38:18
Take it to the course.
00:38:22
So. So call in.
00:38:24
Yeah.
00:38:25
Six, three, three.
00:38:28
How I roll.
00:38:29
Yeah. Someone needs to call in, Sandy.
00:38:31
They make fun.
00:38:33
Don't make fun. Agree, disagree. Yeah.
00:38:36
Make a is compatible.
00:38:38
It probably won't be able to hear it.
00:38:39
We'll get 18 people call it in or God.
00:38:41
Yeah pretty schemes celebrate his father
00:38:45
perfect
00:38:51
and a bright so so I do
00:38:54
should I should I just cut to the chase and tell you what I believe
00:38:58
But but and if you believe so because you're so easy to believe it.
00:39:03
Like if I believe we don't have a free choice.
00:39:06
Is it my free choice to believe that we don't have free choice?
00:39:12
There are the parents again.
00:39:13
There's levels of the shit
00:39:16
that's I believe I can fly.
00:39:18
So it's complicated. I believe I can touch the sky.
00:39:20
I believe I can think about it every now and then.
00:39:25
Spread my wings and molest children.
00:39:28
Sorry, Those are. Kelly, stop.
00:39:30
Those are our Kelly.
00:39:32
Bye bye, you two.
00:39:33
Those are Kelly's lyrics, not mine.
00:39:35
And the other song goes, I mean, he was convicted,
00:39:38
so we can't say that it's no longer allegedly it's 100% factual.
00:39:47
He was saying that this video is going to work regardless of their sound or not.
00:39:50
So let's just let's roll with the punches.
00:39:52
So if it was going to some consider your motherfucker
00:39:56
not enough or shall I go on,
00:39:59
Go on,
00:40:01
Sam or Gary.
00:40:02
I heard that one. Oh, that wasn't you.
00:40:07
Jibber
00:40:09
jabber argument, papaya jabber gibberish.
00:40:14
All right, So
00:40:15
is this on the screen?
00:40:18
Yeah, I'll try. It Is.
00:40:20
It's fine.
00:40:21
If there was no audio, that's fine, because we can.
00:40:23
I can just explain.
00:40:26
But listen,
00:40:29
why don't you swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon?
00:40:35
No. Major conspiracy theorist on the moon.
00:40:38
He's just pestering the fuck out of him.
00:40:39
So was this predetermined that this guy should get punched in the face or
00:40:43
he's going to get hurt?
00:40:44
Somebody just wanted
00:40:47
to get punched in the face.
00:40:49
He's kind of claiming his own destiny here, right?
00:40:52
He not solicit on this?
00:40:53
We don't pay rent at the penthouse and shit up there.
00:40:56
So sounded
00:40:58
like he said did get more than I'd go to my managers.
00:41:03
Yeah, they got to keep shooting, man.
00:41:05
Okay, hold on, Shelter. Don't be shy.
00:41:08
Let me pass.
00:41:10
You really like the leading?
00:41:11
You're the one.
00:41:11
Didn't want to continue the men when you didn't call the kettle black.
00:41:15
If ever thought of, would that misrepresented my way for me.
00:41:18
You're a coward. And a liar and a thief.
00:41:21
And right in the face nails them.
00:41:24
Missed the zoom.
00:41:27
Oh, my bad. Yeah, I should have.
00:41:29
Sorry, I forgot. I'm fine. I'm not full screen.
00:41:31
I meant that for
00:41:33
having a little trouble directing because I'm just trying to get
00:41:35
the fucking sound back on my browser.
00:41:38
Nope, I got to be on the other.
00:41:42
A liar and a thief fucking nails them right there.
00:41:45
You're a coward and a liar and a thief.
00:41:47
I know you're a coward and a please.
00:41:52
A liar and a thief. A
00:41:56
fucking look at that very
00:41:57
character and a liar and a thief who nails them.
00:42:02
So I predetermined.
00:42:03
Oh, wow.
00:42:04
So predetermined.
00:42:07
Yep. He was going to do that no matter what.
00:42:12
All right, well, this was sort of what?
00:42:14
What have we.
00:42:14
What if we up the game?
00:42:15
What if we involve a gun?
00:42:19
Okay,
00:42:19
so this guy, if you two, there's some YouTubers that are pestering
00:42:23
some people in the mall, and this guy just is just like he ain't having it.
00:42:27
Do want to warn you, you might find this video
00:42:30
disturbing.
00:42:34
That's my friend's video.
00:42:34
Disturbing
00:42:36
we're thinking about
00:42:39
was that you have to do, like crawling, thinking about my tweet.
00:42:42
Oh, no.
00:42:43
I think, you know, if it was like half of the stuff,
00:42:48
you just slide them out.
00:42:51
Wham, real quick.
00:42:52
Oh, I'm fucking that quick, man.
00:42:58
20 seconds
00:42:59
here was 20 seconds from the moment Cooke approached Callie before
00:43:03
Callie pulled a gun and shot him, Cody's defense attorneys argued self-defense,
00:43:07
and since this happened, the social media world
00:43:11
has really gotten behind Callie, saying Cooke was harassing him.
00:43:15
A complete stranger.
00:43:16
Now, you heard Callie.
00:43:17
So that means you shoot the motherfucker.
00:43:21
Fucking ridiculous.
00:43:22
He just whips out that got in like, 2 seconds and just fires at the guy,
00:43:25
and he just kind of quickly shoots him like.
00:43:27
Like, I don't know.
00:43:29
So the guy was not charged with shooting the other guy.
00:43:32
He was only charged with firing a gun in public.
00:43:36
So he got.
00:43:37
So it's fine if you fire a gun.
00:43:40
Just make sure you're going to hit somebody.
00:43:42
Yeah, right.
00:43:42
A long as they're harassing you for at least 15 seconds, you can shoot them.
00:43:47
Yeah, I'm.
00:43:48
I'm under the impression that if you can get away,
00:43:51
you should try to get away.
00:43:53
If you feel threatened that you can't, then you have to turn and end them.
00:43:58
So that's why I will never be a gun owner.
00:44:02
What?
00:44:02
See that People said there was people would say me hesitating
00:44:05
in trying to get away would be why I would probably die. Right?
00:44:08
So he probably did the right thing.
00:44:10
Why wait?
00:44:11
But did he kill them or did he shoot him?
00:44:12
Oh, he's fine.
00:44:14
He shot him for sure, but he survived.
00:44:17
Like I didn't say it didn't seem where the guy was actually exactly shot,
00:44:20
but he definitely got shot.
00:44:25
But I just
00:44:26
I could never be a gun owner because of a scenario like that,
00:44:31
or I'm just having a shitty day and, you know,
00:44:34
but because it was short fuze
00:44:38
of something like that, because you see, that other guy
00:44:40
had a gun as well in that no one shot yet.
00:44:44
So if you're getting in, argue with somebody, even if I want to fight
00:44:47
you like me, punching you is not threatening your life.
00:44:50
There can be some life threatening aspect to it
00:44:53
if you're getting punched in the head or something.
00:44:55
But for you have to know your life is being threatened or taken.
00:44:59
So if two people have a gun, there going to be a situation
00:45:02
where somebody polls
00:45:02
are going to early because they think their life is being threatened,
00:45:05
when you pull that gun out,
00:45:07
if the other person has a gun to your you're your life is now being threatened.
00:45:11
So you actually could shoot them because they pull the gun out on you first
00:45:14
when all you were doing
00:45:15
is maybe just like punching him in the gut or something like that.
00:45:19
There could be a weird fucking scenario that I just
00:45:23
would never want to be involved in if I was a gun owner.
00:45:26
Fuck that.
00:45:27
I will never own a gun because more guns doesn't, more safety.
00:45:32
It just sounds ridiculous to me. Is it? Does.
00:45:35
How does it know I own guns? More guns.
00:45:39
Have you not seen Thomas and Gonzales lately?
00:45:43
There's lots of guns going on there. Yeah.
00:45:46
Safe as hell. Yeah,
00:45:49
yeah, yeah.
00:45:50
That's the thing.
00:45:51
You're not increasing safety by increasing deadly force.
00:45:56
It just doesn't make sense.
00:45:58
What do you think about just strictly statistically,
00:46:01
you are if you have good good people willing to take out.
00:46:04
Yeah.
00:46:05
And people with guns technically.
00:46:08
And if you include police into that equation, it's always a good person
00:46:11
with a gun.
00:46:13
Thank you.
00:46:15
That's a debate.
00:46:16
That's what.
00:46:17
Please, please.
00:46:18
Let's have that for a rant for another day.
00:46:20
Yeah, we could do a whole episode on it.
00:46:21
Police and guns.
00:46:23
Yeah, I would rather do.
00:46:25
Evidence is commonplace. Withdraw. We'll start.
00:46:27
We'll call it flat trance constitution purpose complex Given.
00:46:32
What is it?
00:46:33
Give it to me.
00:46:34
Explain that it's it's complex. It is
00:46:38
is being attracted to your mother.
00:46:41
She's kind of hard truth.
00:46:46
Oh you know, I heard that
00:46:48
they stop teaching cursive in school so that we can't read the Constitution.
00:46:54
The real one. It's not even in real cursive.
00:46:57
You can look it up.
00:46:58
It's fine.
00:46:58
You can look at the fucking English translation.
00:47:02
I only got that for the map on the back.
00:47:04
Oh, they've got the Constitution translated into English.
00:47:07
Now, that is so convenient.
00:47:10
It would behoove the children to learn coding versus learning friggin cursive.
00:47:14
So what's a kind of.
00:47:16
Okay, who's kind of.
00:47:19
What's it? Kismet?
00:47:21
That's when Paul Stanley and Gene
00:47:23
Simmons, they got together for the first time, I think.
00:47:26
Oh, in Kismet.
00:47:27
Yeah, right.
00:47:31
I think
00:47:34
they're so singing in here that they're really, really.
00:47:39
So whenever there's a moment
00:47:43
where there's a great number, there's a grammatical in correction,
00:47:46
we'll play a little cut like that and yes, what about incorrect correction?
00:47:52
Incorrect correction would be the somebody's word.
00:47:55
Oh, no, that one.
00:47:56
I don't know what the you three that I'm not.
00:48:01
Well that's a shame.
00:48:06
So it's not breaking news, but I thought it was kind of funny.
00:48:09
Matthew Perry's death situation, he he specifically was like,
00:48:13
I don't want to be remembered for my role in friends when I die.
00:48:18
That's what everyone did.
00:48:20
Yeah, it's kind of hard not to.
00:48:22
That's like Gilligan.
00:48:23
He was upset because he couldn't get cast in any other roles after.
00:48:25
Oh, God, God forbid, you poor thing.
00:48:27
Or all the Star Wars people, right.
00:48:32
Would you go down being remembered for flatulence?
00:48:34
I think so. No, I'm just not.
00:48:36
I want to be remembered.
00:48:37
I think so. I want to be remembered for me.
00:48:40
That's just some character I played.
00:48:42
And it's like everyone's like, Chandler died and it's like,
00:48:45
No, you said Matthew Perry at first.
00:48:47
Yeah.
00:48:49
Can see how I like.
00:48:50
Good.
00:48:52
Well, no.
00:48:52
How did you spell flash? You put your jacket back on.
00:48:55
I thought you jacket off.
00:48:56
Yeah. It's cold out here.
00:48:58
Yeah.
00:48:58
You jack on her jacket? Are he jacket?
00:49:02
No, I spelled Fred funny because I was trying to express freewill.
00:49:07
I was trying to not be deterministic.
00:49:10
Is that a hard j?
00:49:12
That is a hard J Flag
00:49:18
silent L back.
00:49:21
What do you.
00:49:22
What are you trying to determine about his dick?
00:49:24
Who's dick?
00:49:26
Free Willy.
00:49:27
He wants to determine his dick.
00:49:29
Oh, I get it.
00:49:30
I missed that.
00:49:31
The cuts in Free Willy, that's what it was about, determines Dick.
00:49:35
Yeah, The Terminator something.
00:49:38
I get it. Furrowed brow.
00:49:41
She's like home for
00:49:45
he turned his head sideways like a dog.
00:49:48
Switchboard is little room.
00:49:51
Maybe I should have said it.
00:49:52
Were like okay girl, then are there people calling in? No.
00:49:56
I set up the other way to make myself feel better.
00:49:58
They go off when somebody calls. Oh.
00:50:02
Oh, good idea.
00:50:04
I like to bring it into.
00:50:08
Oh, so.
00:50:09
All right, what about this?
00:50:10
This I to see can smarten.
00:50:14
No, no, no.
00:50:17
Kermit Kismet
00:50:20
cosplay
00:50:22
such good stuff to this week to where you can't hear it
00:50:26
as far as what though noises
00:50:29
any my browsers drops share the sound so I guess he's got a beautiful curtain.
00:50:33
Come over.
00:50:36
Hey, you look like that one.
00:50:37
Oh yeah.
00:50:38
You know that one? Every movie?
00:50:41
Yeah.
00:50:42
Are you a weekend warrior
00:50:45
or something like that?
00:50:48
So that's weird, though.
00:50:49
You heard the Johnny Carson theme, right?
00:50:51
You definitely heard that.
00:50:53
It did.
00:50:57
We hope you heard the whole beginning of her playing.
00:51:00
You were playing in the beginning.
00:51:02
What happened? Happened.
00:51:04
And although
00:51:06
it was draw.
00:51:08
Yeah well that's a lot of those say what happened
00:51:11
because that's one of my favorite one of my favorite drops.
00:51:13
That's actually the sound of Tiger Woods.
00:51:15
His mom,
00:51:17
during the video when he crashes, the
00:51:22
when his wife at the time was broke his back window with a golf club.
00:51:25
Then he crashed in a tree.
00:51:26
And they're like literally filming it because like, was there
00:51:29
and then the mom can be heard in the background.
00:51:30
She goes, What happened?
00:51:33
And so if at any time in my life when I say, What happened,
00:51:37
I'll go, what happened?
00:51:38
Just kind of like even something happened.
00:51:41
Yeah,
00:51:42
I'll try to find the video if it's relevant,
00:51:44
but I don't think it's that relevant.
00:51:48
Kids Yeah, no sound,
00:51:52
no browser sound.
00:51:53
Nobody else won't even have picker wheel kids.
00:51:56
Mind if I can see the picker wheel?
00:51:58
So it'll save the day, right? The second? Yeah.
00:52:01
There was a split.
00:52:01
Anyway, when you read it, you're going to hear
00:52:07
because it still sounds like Halloween.
00:52:09
Yeah, right.
00:52:10
I like the Halloween, so. No. Oh, yeah.
00:52:13
Halloween. Spooky.
00:52:14
Yeah, That was cool.
00:52:18
Magic win will go or celebration.
00:52:21
See behind the scenes here, this is usually extra content people
00:52:23
pay for
00:52:32
kids.
00:52:33
Smart.
00:52:36
Well, that's not even lined up.
00:52:38
It's all right.
00:52:39
You know, you change the color of the wheel. Now
00:52:44
it looks like a pomegranate. You did.
00:52:46
It looks like a really great printable.
00:52:48
Looks like gangs up over here.
00:52:50
There were your bloodshot eyeball.
00:52:53
And we do that already.
00:52:54
So what is your generic clone worse than we are?
00:52:58
Well, you know, there's like 2000.
00:53:01
There's 2000 options.
00:53:02
We're getting them over and over again.
00:53:03
I don't think it's like roulette and it keeps rolling and I'm fucking double zero.
00:53:06
And it's like, What?
00:53:07
What world do we live in? That's a good shrink.
00:53:10
And what about gambling people who are worn uppers?
00:53:14
Oh, Hodge.
00:53:20
No, I can.
00:53:20
I can do better than that. I think that's possible.
00:53:23
I could do better. Yeah. You name a better one.
00:53:25
Oh four. How.
00:53:26
How does I'm joke? I'm trying to win.
00:53:29
I work here trying to one up.
00:53:31
You know what No one I got nobody.
00:53:37
Someone said they had a 26 foot RV.
00:53:39
I've got a 32 foot RV. I couldn't even help it.
00:53:42
I had to one up on today.
00:53:45
Oh yeah. My, my 32 feet.
00:53:49
I did it today.
00:53:50
I'm a jerk. Oh, they mean make best.
00:53:53
They don't take just one drug.
00:53:57
Oh, oh, just one upper.
00:53:59
My jokes are off because of me, so no, I get it.
00:54:01
Now, just tell me as I see what you get at time.
00:54:05
Well, that was pretty tough.
00:54:07
I actually enjoy one upmanship.
00:54:11
I haven't run into a one off.
00:54:12
I'm way more than you are.
00:54:14
So you said one upmanship in the midship.
00:54:16
I don't think you're allowed to say that if say, one person's hood.
00:54:21
Now, my previous workplace, we had a oh, I would call them a one downer
00:54:26
like, you know, Oh yeah, you just be real
00:54:28
as a shitty drive in this morning And he's like, he's, oh,
00:54:32
you, you thought yours was bad.
00:54:33
I get worse, you know, it always rained way more in where he lived than, you know,
00:54:37
it snowed more in his neighborhood than it did anybody else's, you know,
00:54:40
because he lived, you know, an extra 20 both ways.
00:54:43
You know, both ways.
00:54:45
I was thinking the same thing.
00:54:46
You lived he lived far enough away
00:54:48
to complain about his drive every single morning.
00:54:50
But it's like either move or find a job closer.
00:54:53
But no, he drove to work every day and complain.
00:54:56
He just.
00:54:58
No matter what.
00:54:59
Yeah. No matter what he would one down you.
00:55:02
I'm amazed at how fucked up all my shit is.
00:55:04
I changed nothing didn't.
00:55:06
Are you going? Don't or we'll.
00:55:09
No, We broke everything.
00:55:10
Remember our wheels. Your X-Box.
00:55:13
It's broken.
00:55:14
Oh, Public service announcement.
00:55:16
That's PlayStation.
00:55:21
Oh, breaking news.
00:55:22
But it's just this rule of breaking.
00:55:26
If you own an Xbox Series X, it has an SD card in it.
00:55:29
The SD card will fail if you don't back up the boot partition where Microsoft,
00:55:34
in all their infinite wisdom, put a fucking encrypted piece on that.
00:55:39
So once it fails and you don't have that, your $500 Xbox is worthless.
00:55:43
You can't buy the warranty, you can't get it, the warranty hard drive replaced.
00:55:47
You can't spend $100 and get the hard drive replaced.
00:55:50
It's dead forever because Microsoft put a code on the hardware that fails.
00:55:55
Once it fails, you can't get it off.
00:55:56
So my advice to you
00:55:58
clone hard drive partition now while you have a chance so that when it does
00:56:02
fail you can get another drive for a hundred bucks.
00:56:03
Pop that in there, copy
00:56:05
you clone the whole drive, clone it back to the new drive.
00:56:07
You're good to go.
00:56:09
That was a long breaking news, but it just pisses me off.
00:56:11
It was a rant also that was literally breaking read.
00:56:15
That was the best rant.
00:56:17
There's a YouTuber that broke that news too.
00:56:19
That's not me.
00:56:19
I see.
00:56:20
If I would have
00:56:20
if I would have had the foresight and the foreskin to look at everything.
00:56:24
When you buy something,
00:56:25
you should spend all your waking moment seeing if there's anything wrong with it.
00:56:28
Right?
00:56:29
Maybe for you buy it.
00:56:31
See how that works out. That's what I've been saying.
00:56:33
When we break these death moves is early.
00:56:36
The person that site that mentions it second has to say the the source.
00:56:40
And you did that for us.
00:56:42
Microsoft also says that it's preparing to go even though it's
00:56:46
a regular plain old Western digital hard drive with a five year warranty.
00:56:50
Microsoft says that it's proprietary.
00:56:52
So if you open it up or even share this,
00:56:55
sorry, they can't fix it, their blanket price to fix it.
00:56:58
Anyone who puts a $500 Xbox,
00:57:00
you want to take a guess how much it costs to fix according to your text messages?
00:57:04
I No,
00:57:06
no, no.
00:57:06
It's three 300 bucks.
00:57:08
So what is that?
00:57:09
If you're good at math, that's like more than 50%.
00:57:12
800 bucks,
00:57:15
Like mine.
00:57:16
My warranty was up October 23rd and it died October 31st,
00:57:21
a week later.
00:57:25
Yes, I had a PlayStation two
00:57:28
and then end up getting the Xbox 360
00:57:31
and then skip PlayStation three for whatever reason.
00:57:34
And then I went back to PlayStation four and then got a PlayStation five.
00:57:37
But I thought it was kind of weird.
00:57:38
PlayStation five, I think like a year ago.
00:57:42
Yeah, it was roughly a year ago, maybe a year and a half.
00:57:44
Western Digital released a device that was like for PlayStation.
00:57:48
It was PlayStation MONIKERED It was built with PlayStation or whatever,
00:57:52
but it was an extension drive for their because the systems, for whatever reason,
00:57:57
you can't
00:57:58
actually. No.
00:57:59
So the PlayStation, you can plug an external storage drive it,
00:58:03
you can't play PlayStation five's from the external storage drive.
00:58:07
It's got to be on the main hard drive.
00:58:08
And this PlayStation five games are very large.
00:58:11
So they sold this for an extra two terabyte drive that was big.
00:58:16
There was like a friggin plug in drive and it fits in this perfect little area,
00:58:21
this perfect little compartment that was like almost made for it.
00:58:25
And the driver released like two years after the PlayStation was made.
00:58:29
So I'm just kind of confused on how all that came about
00:58:32
because almost seemed like they were they they already had it mapped out
00:58:36
and they knew about it and they just then released it thereafter.
00:58:40
I don't know. It just seems kind of stupid.
00:58:42
It's all about money.
00:58:43
They want to sell their little storage devices.
00:58:46
If you
00:58:47
look like a full blown set with like 2 to 4 controllers,
00:58:50
all your expansions, all your super HDMI cables,
00:58:53
you're not spending 500 bucks for the newest generation thing.
00:58:56
You're spending like 12 to 1500 and you don't even own a game yet.
00:59:00
Yeah, it's frickin nuts.
00:59:02
Yeah.
00:59:03
No, no.
00:59:04
The price of the games, just the whole pay
00:59:07
to play type games and all the add ons and all this shit.
00:59:11
It's. It's just gouging.
00:59:12
Gouging and gouging.
00:59:14
It's ridiculous, but it's predetermined. Yep.
00:59:17
I have no free will, so I have to get mad in every year, even if it sucks.
00:59:20
And it's just the roster update.
00:59:22
Get it every year.
00:59:23
I just.
00:59:24
I was just about to get it and I'm like, You know what?
00:59:27
I'm not going to get it.
00:59:28
I made it what we carry week eight and football
00:59:31
I didn't buy it I don't know I finally the lions started doing well
00:59:35
and then they were that New Jersey that new uniform on Monday night
00:59:39
that put that New Jersey at the roster updates for next Detroit.
00:59:44
Yeah you're right And I can probably even get the New Jersey the new
00:59:48
I don't know how to say it without making it sound like it you from New Jersey.
00:59:53
I can get the new Detroit.
00:59:55
What do you want?
00:59:59
I don't have sound, but I can bring the lions in New Jersey.
01:00:01
Actually, there could be.
01:00:04
There's no there are no lions in New Jersey.
01:00:06
Mountains in New Jersey, mother fucker. I've been there.
01:00:09
You know what they want.
01:00:11
You know there's more lions in
01:00:14
Texas than there is in the Sahara.
01:00:16
Wherever lions are from,
01:00:18
wherever they look.
01:00:20
Yes. Well, I was going to say
01:00:25
stupid people say the jungle.
01:00:26
I believe they're from the Sahara.
01:00:27
But I didn't want to sound all pompous and say Sahara.
01:00:29
So I backed out and just said, well, the Sahara.
01:00:33
Now, by explaining that I sound even more pompous, the Sahara,
01:00:37
because this fucking fucking Sahara Desert.
01:00:42
So the Sahara Desert,
01:00:46
that's the helmet.
01:00:46
Why I had to buy man Sahara right before I was going to buy, man,
01:00:51
I figured I better fire up my Xbox to make sure that
01:00:53
since I haven't turned it on in two, three months
01:00:57
and it frickin didn't turn out, how do you how do you how do you turn around?
01:01:00
You stick your finger in the hole or.
01:01:02
Yeah, you got to kind of rub it a little. Yeah.
01:01:04
You rub it until it lights up.
01:01:07
If it sticks out, you got to push it in.
01:01:09
Do you beat it off?
01:01:12
Do you, like, caress it to find the little divot?
01:01:15
There's like a little divot, a little in a little.
01:01:18
What do you call that?
01:01:20
You know, you can feel the edge of the edge and while
01:01:27
camping horizon to make sure it's ready for insertion.
01:01:30
She can't go.
01:01:31
She can feel it going out
01:01:35
into.
01:01:35
Why now?
01:01:37
How does that happen?
01:01:38
The great helmet.
01:01:40
That's all I'm saying.
01:01:42
That's a great helmet.
01:01:44
Little edge of the body is a great
01:01:47
helmet.
01:01:48
Edge of the helmet is what I was talking about.
01:01:54
What do you call it?
01:01:55
The head.
01:01:59
Yeah, that makes more sense.
01:02:02
That's what this episode is called, right?
01:02:04
Helmet. Head. Helmet.
01:02:06
Oh, perfect segue way.
01:02:08
That's not a Segway. That's a
01:02:11
callback interlude.
01:02:13
I don't know.
01:02:15
Predetermination.
01:02:19
That's serious.
01:02:20
I'm having a hard time with the free wheel thing.
01:02:22
I'm. I don't. I.
01:02:25
I wish I have so many videos to talk about how your brain
01:02:28
has created the control mechanism to think that you have some type of free will.
01:02:33
Not even talk in your libertarian right influence free will.
01:02:36
Literally that every decision is already predetermined
01:02:39
and we're just following its path.
01:02:40
Here's a good example When you do a maze, this is the way
01:02:44
a human beings brain thinks you're doing a maze.
01:02:46
The right way.
01:02:47
You can choose this way and get all the drama.
01:02:51
You know that that the drama is well, you know, to compare it.
01:02:56
But so the tragedy is, you know,
01:02:58
you get stuck in a dead end and then you got to go back.
01:03:00
But in reality, it's a backwards maze.
01:03:03
Anyway. We've already just everything's already been predetermined.
01:03:06
So, like, it's so lame and boring.
01:03:08
No drama, right?
01:03:10
So I was shaking my head because Gary was yawning.
01:03:12
But continue, you know, tragedy. No karma.
01:03:15
No, I mean no karma.
01:03:16
I just looked at a comma on the screen
01:03:21
and we're just trying to
01:03:25
just predetermination.
01:03:26
It sounds so boring.
01:03:27
And so that makes me a defeatist almost immediately.
01:03:31
But now how do I deal with that?
01:03:32
How do we help you count on honesty, knowing that there's no choice, No,
01:03:37
you know,
01:03:41
give up.
01:03:42
It's it can be quite liberating.
01:03:45
Give up.
01:03:46
I know you are.
01:03:46
You see them friggin stories of like the homeless people.
01:03:49
There's a lot of people that like interview homeless people online
01:03:52
and they just kind of tell their story and like, some of them are just like,
01:03:55
they're just like, it's just like it's just all relative.
01:03:58
If they've got a way to kind of eat and just
01:04:00
they just hang out all day, it's like your kid still.
01:04:03
So I mean, it's all relative.
01:04:05
As my favorite game show category.
01:04:07
Yeah, it's kind of weird how that works though. You know,
01:04:11
as you make more money, it still doesn't seem like enough money, right?
01:04:13
It's like a
01:04:15
because now I can buy I can buy things now.
01:04:17
So it's like, well, I can I need more because the boat or the shit
01:04:24
now. Yeah.
01:04:27
No, it's the kids
01:04:31
mismatch.
01:04:34
Okay.
01:04:36
How much time
01:04:38
do you really dress up for the show?
01:04:41
Did someone died? Did someone die?
01:04:43
Someone got married.
01:04:45
Live in. Great to play The Tonight Show.
01:04:47
I really put this time like a half hour before the show.
01:04:50
And are you wearing sweatpants or. No. Oh, no, you were.
01:04:53
Are you going to have a sense in the suit pants?
01:04:55
Yeah. Yeah.
01:04:58
Oh, we should freeze frame the clothes up on my crotch,
01:05:01
and that should be our thumbnail.
01:05:03
Slow motion. Slow motion.
01:05:04
That's going to be the new circle. Oh, yeah.
01:05:07
And it's not going to your face anymore. It's going to be your crotch.
01:05:11
Perfect.
01:05:13
Oh, it is a really nice tie.
01:05:15
It's mature.
01:05:16
It was that unsightly.
01:05:17
You just get it to your show.
01:05:21
No, I got it out of my closet.
01:05:24
Let me get my
01:05:26
mitts off.
01:05:27
If you got this suit at Kmart.
01:05:29
Did you get that at Mitchell Felt
01:05:33
five and doesn't felt it sounds Jewish.
01:05:36
Oh, it was a five and dime How this c
01:05:40
it wasn't a DNC.
01:05:44
I just can't believe words work.
01:05:46
That's great.
01:05:50
Seriously, how old is it? So.
01:05:52
Oh, what number one?
01:05:53
It's 39. 99 on sale for 1118.
01:05:56
So I could guess that it must be from like 1980.
01:06:00
Doesn't look that bad.
01:06:03
I guess I'll have to look at it.
01:06:05
But like, looking at the picture, it looked like a city.
01:06:08
Like it was someone. It was. It was fitted.
01:06:10
Yeah, Well, yeah, it's a good fit.
01:06:14
You're only supposed to leave the good store tags over
01:06:18
here.
01:06:19
You might want to return it afterwards.
01:06:22
Yeah.
01:06:23
That should take you back to Kmart.
01:06:27
Just don't do that job.
01:06:28
I just got it for the job,
01:06:32
right? Oh, yeah.
01:06:33
So Kmart's.
01:06:36
Yeah.
01:06:36
Maybe we should go do that. You want to do that? Okay.
01:06:39
My favorite segment so early?
01:06:41
It's only 11.
01:06:43
You got to do it at midnight, man. So.
01:06:45
But if these are these are
01:06:51
got nothing else in between
01:06:57
but I still haven't told you my view,
01:07:04
my actual view, my take on the topic today
01:07:08
I'm trying to spell out the three choices
01:07:13
which are determinism free will.
01:07:16
There's a third one compatible ism.
01:07:19
What does that green cannibalism.
01:07:21
They're both all day.
01:07:23
Oh, that's a good offense.
01:07:27
No, I saw an earlier.
01:07:32
Oh, yeah, I'm over the fence.
01:07:34
So in promo three you point out I believe it was Holmes.
01:07:37
The last name was.
01:07:40
And you asked that out at a more on a more recent episode.
01:07:44
So we're already recycling tombstones.
01:07:46
So we need to go to we need to go directly to those here.
01:07:52
And I've done like three dozen of them.
01:07:54
Are we in episode 200 yet?
01:07:59
But no.
01:08:01
Okay, so how are we running with the same?
01:08:02
We don't need to be
01:08:05
here to go to a far corner
01:08:07
because it's like,
01:08:10
okay, yeah, go somewhere.
01:08:13
And then I feel the end.
01:08:17
So driving this weekend, my girlfriend
01:08:19
and I passed by several cemeteries and there was quite
01:08:22
a few obelisks.
01:08:25
Do you think the people getting the obelisk tombstones?
01:08:28
There's one right there. Awesome. Beautiful.
01:08:30
Do you think the people getting the hours to stone
01:08:32
tombstones are obsessed with Egyptian
01:08:37
stuff, or do you think they're along
01:08:38
the lines of the conspiracy of what the obelisk means and what it can do?
01:08:42
Or do you think it's just something they thought was pretty?
01:08:45
I think it's a phallic penis style thing and they just want to sit on it.
01:08:49
Sit on it if they want the world.
01:08:52
Okay, here we go to get fucked when they die.
01:08:56
Then I get it.
01:08:57
What's the name?
01:08:59
I'm going to the far corner.
01:09:04
This one we have not seen or read.
01:09:06
This is the new one.
01:09:07
We need the name, the number.
01:09:10
It says Money is a new friend and it looks pretty old.
01:09:15
But never seen this one.
01:09:18
Just since 18 something.
01:09:21
18 something 3 to 1921.
01:09:24
Mother, I can't add the c h e as
01:09:31
chest and I saw this last time.
01:09:33
We need to do a service.
01:09:34
You need to go out there with a little toothbrush
01:09:36
and you need to kind of brush the barnacles of these things
01:09:40
for for you.
01:09:41
Well, this one's really overgrown.
01:09:43
It's a charity.
01:09:44
Yeah, exactly.
01:09:45
Get a good. Oh, I was ever.
01:09:48
Everything I do is for free and some stranger ever ever.
01:09:51
Is it a chamberlain?
01:09:52
What did it say to the stranger?
01:09:54
I know you already fucking pass some old lady.
01:09:57
I don't think we saw that we're seeing in this corner.
01:09:59
We've seen that one before. Anything. What's the name of yours?
01:10:01
Episode. Give us away.
01:10:04
No, no, No way.
01:10:06
The one brand, the one Brady had pulled up, given the name there was
01:10:12
gangrene go up.
01:10:14
There's some Freemason symbols on that.
01:10:16
What is a try to keep it on the name for a second.
01:10:18
No other name and some weird shit.
01:10:21
The person's name.
01:10:22
And then you can look at the rest while I look it up.
01:10:26
I'd like to think
01:10:29
it's the last name Scribner Skyscraper.
01:10:33
Oh, there's a lot of those now.
01:10:34
Do you see?
01:10:35
I see.
01:10:36
Are R.I.P. are.
01:10:39
That is Scribner You know there's always various 1820
01:10:43
so many Scribner's but no Thaddeus what the fuck.
01:10:48
Maybe they secretly.
01:10:50
Oh well, we've done this one.
01:10:53
Good.
01:10:54
I like when we match.
01:10:56
Remember the thing?
01:10:58
That's the one that it just pulled up. Yeah, the creepy.
01:11:00
Excuse me.
01:11:00
Oh, that creepy fucking angel.
01:11:04
Why would you do that?
01:11:04
That's a different creepy angel.
01:11:06
Are the eyes supposed to be closed to make it useful?
01:11:08
It's kind of creepy. Yes. They're as close.
01:11:10
Or is it just an Asian angel?
01:11:14
Pretty sure they're closed.
01:11:15
She's touching down.
01:11:17
There's an Asian.
01:11:19
Hey, did you hear?
01:11:19
They just found this isn't breaking news, but they just found that
01:11:22
most of the Roman and Greeks statues were painted brightly.
01:11:27
Rose.
01:11:27
I mean, yes, that all the paint wore off.
01:11:30
Well, you look at them, they're all white now.
01:11:32
They're all white now.
01:11:33
And that's just what they thought.
01:11:34
That's what I thought growing up.
01:11:37
Well, but it stands to reason that obviously
01:11:39
the paint didn't last, especially because it was probably berries back then.
01:11:41
I don't know why I'm degrading that we always degrade our tech in the past
01:11:45
because they could have better paint we have now for all I know.
01:11:47
Do you think that they were like life like painted?
01:11:51
So there's a picture.
01:11:52
I don't I don't remember which painting it were, which sculpture it was.
01:11:55
But you can see they, I think they found one sealed or something.
01:11:59
You know what, if the air didn't get to it or something in the.
01:12:02
So they know it's brightly almost ridiculously or fully painted. Oh.
01:12:07
So it's like oh, one color and just weird, but it looks like a clown.
01:12:12
It looks I mean, it's, you know, the clothes were painted,
01:12:14
the face was painted, the lips were painted
01:12:17
just right.
01:12:18
Elizabeth Yeah, they're being long one.
01:12:19
Yeah, those I got. Elizabeth That's true.
01:12:22
That's so nice.
01:12:23
Wait, that one looks like school, you know?
01:12:25
Yeah. Confused.
01:12:27
So and so confused.
01:12:29
1881.
01:12:31
Have they read that from their own flag?
01:12:33
No wonder if they
01:12:35
do that.
01:12:36
One must be clean.
01:12:36
Look, your picture looks nicer than me.
01:12:40
So this picture looks like it's newer and nicer.
01:12:43
Two. There's three of them. Let's see. Similar shit.
01:12:45
So it's the one on the right of the
01:12:49
eight September ten.
01:12:51
Three different one.
01:12:52
We're stuck is also the big light.
01:12:57
I guess either of the two.
01:12:58
Oh, it looks like there's a lot of mosses growing there.
01:13:00
There's no green and here there's green and has.
01:13:05
There's a whole family monument.
01:13:07
Oh, yeah, we saw that there.
01:13:09
We didn't see a tear it for the Ingrams.
01:13:12
Yeah.
01:13:13
Shut up. What?
01:13:15
But I think that's the little one.
01:13:17
I was just a
01:13:18
Oh, yeah, the baby can be there.
01:13:22
Oh, in fact, it was there.
01:13:24
It was Borden born and died the same year, and it was frickin like, 100 years ago.
01:13:28
And yet they still have the fucking grave there and who's mowing this shit?
01:13:31
And definitely no one's maintaining this upkeep on this grass indefinitely.
01:13:37
They got genetically modified the way I see them out here,
01:13:41
really in like
01:13:42
another 10 to 15 years, or all of a sudden there's going to be like a brand.
01:13:45
Oh, look, there's a plant available. Oh, how did they become available?
01:13:48
Oh, because no one comes and visits his grave anymore.
01:13:51
So we just kind of dug it up and burnt it and spread its ashes out back home.
01:13:55
So this is your home, Our homes there.
01:13:58
There's a now there's there's the one homes I'm talking about
01:14:01
is from promo three.
01:14:02
The the it says over the top.
01:14:05
So there are several homes is there.
01:14:07
Hey homes I have ten homes which you're talking about homes,
01:14:12
infants doe
01:14:14
what does it say infant what do I know.
01:14:18
So that's a revision for daughter.
01:14:20
I've never seen daughter abbreviated once in my life.
01:14:22
They look as fuck.
01:14:25
Yeah they've just made the
01:14:27
wrong do infinity
01:14:31
just Roy as he like share.
01:14:35
Yeah.
01:14:36
See, now you're just blowing your load here now.
01:14:39
Yeah. I don't know.
01:14:41
I thought we were going to retire to this on Halloween.
01:14:43
That would have made sense.
01:14:44
This is all predetermined.
01:14:46
It is?
01:14:47
Yeah.
01:14:50
So these have been here for a while.
01:14:52
Everything apparently is predetermined the moment we decide.
01:14:56
No way before that, apparently.
01:14:58
What is that? A big roll wave?
01:15:00
Well, but no, no, what I said was correct, because the miserable moment we decide
01:15:04
was the moment me everything. Big bang.
01:15:06
That a sausage
01:15:09
was like a casing.
01:15:10
A mean
01:15:11
time.
01:15:12
Time is merely a construct.
01:15:14
The WHO callback
01:15:18
looks
01:15:20
are what you're saying.
01:15:26
Finger ham, as you call Ingram.
01:15:28
Are they related to Ingersoll-Rand
01:15:31
Ingram for him.
01:15:33
Ingram Ingram
01:15:36
angry at him because it's too big of an issue for him
01:15:40
Next week we'll have our first we'll have our first ever graveyard
01:15:44
scavenger hunt
01:15:45
or what's that called when I I'll call out ones and you have to find out it.
01:15:49
Andy is familiar with it
01:15:53
you've been there so much so here's a single one.
01:15:55
Have you ever found York.
01:15:59
Take a look how old it is.
01:16:00
I think I remember you're going to agree with someone.
01:16:02
New Yorkers are beautiful. We've seen that.
01:16:05
I think I've seen that.
01:16:06
That one should be pretty easy to find.
01:16:07
1993, I think we've seen that.
01:16:11
And I was disappointed by the earlier date.
01:16:15
I don't remember shit, but I remember dumb shit like that.
01:16:18
Fuck you, brain.
01:16:19
Are you going back in? Me too.
01:16:21
You got to go back in there.
01:16:23
Well, you got to let the producer.
01:16:27
Okay, I'm walking, but.
01:16:28
Oh, why is there one leaning against the tree?
01:16:32
Yes. Secret phone in the fog.
01:16:37
Why is it
01:16:39
I don't know where they come from?
01:16:40
Is there a hole in your abode?
01:16:43
You mean it wasn't there last week?
01:16:46
It wasn't here.
01:16:47
This is new.
01:16:48
Well, that means the landscaper guy
01:16:51
made me move because he was mowing.
01:16:53
It fell over and over.
01:16:55
I can read it.
01:16:57
It's.
01:16:59
Oh, there's a bug on it.
01:17:02
So it's a small it's
01:17:04
actually he's a perfect.
01:17:11
My neighbors are probably wondering what the hell is going on.
01:17:13
I went all the way to their side and then all their lights are on.
01:17:19
You're
01:17:21
watching around the neighborhood
01:17:25
and what
01:17:28
my in the
01:17:32
rocks.
01:17:35
Pretty cool.
01:17:36
I think I saw a bright light.
01:17:38
I think I saw somebody actually passing through the realm.
01:17:42
Did you see that?
01:17:42
Right when we. Right when he escaped the escaped Right.
01:17:45
When he left the graveyard, there was a bright light behind you is Gary Gray.
01:17:49
He's gone now.
01:17:50
I think we just it we just witnessed his predetermined end.
01:17:53
Do you just get abducted?
01:17:55
Oh, I do.
01:17:57
Well, there are
01:17:59
there
01:18:05
I thought, well,
01:18:06
it doesn't look like but it looks like a but What is that?
01:18:11
It's nothing.
01:18:14
Just all falling apart tonight.
01:18:18
I knew it, too.
01:18:18
I spent way too much time finding all these wonderful, wonderful
01:18:22
Sam Harris video.
01:18:23
You got to see it. I should send it to you so you can play it.
01:18:26
Can I do that?
01:18:27
Yeah.
01:18:28
Is that working it? Could you hear it?
01:18:31
I don't know. How could you hear your video?
01:18:32
Yeah, And you can text it there. Yeah.
01:18:34
I don't know. What do you want to make?
01:18:37
No, no.
01:18:39
Just texted it in the chat of the.
01:18:41
Well you can because my I'm on a max I can also the messages.
01:18:46
But if you want a different mode.
01:18:48
I guess we can visit in that little chat screen.
01:18:51
Is that it right there.
01:18:51
Okay.
01:18:52
There it is. Okay.
01:18:53
That's a better idea.
01:18:55
I could tell you Sam Harris's viewpoint
01:18:58
that we have no free will
01:19:01
sometimes ever just roll it from the beginning.
01:19:05
I don't. I don't know.
01:19:06
There's there's a couple of good things, but he talks.
01:19:09
It's 14 minutes.
01:19:11
There's a peak. About 8 minutes.
01:19:13
Yeah, do that.
01:19:14
It's not like about You tube is they give you like
01:19:17
highlights segments.
01:19:21
I'm just going to play it for me to go on again.
01:19:23
No, I never, never showed it, but they're going to play it for me.
01:19:30
Come on it, read it, read it out there.
01:19:33
The still on on free will
01:19:38
makes you Much more forgiving of a lot of the stuff
01:19:42
Yeah because you see just everyone has an open system
01:19:46
no one offered themselves
01:19:48
no created themselves no one,
01:19:52
no one can directly regulate
01:19:55
the effect of every influence that they had or might have.
01:19:58
You are the totality of
01:20:02
what brought you here.
01:20:03
I mean, the universe has sort of just push you to this point in time.
01:20:06
And the only thing you've got
01:20:09
is your brain and it states and that is that
01:20:13
is based on your genes and the totality of environmental influences.
01:20:17
And one other thing you're you know, this system have have had working on you
01:20:23
up until this moment.
01:20:24
And so the next words that come out of your mouth.
01:20:26
Yes, I do, too. That part, that process now,
01:20:31
some people
01:20:32
bolts are quintessentially evil.
01:20:35
Who we who it talks about the second rate, which is mentioned that you see
01:20:40
you were mentioning the iconic like if you can if you can fix the psychotic,
01:20:44
it's like we can fix like a heart, you know, like a body defect.
01:20:48
Then would we have more compassion after they were fixed?
01:20:52
What is that?
01:20:53
I mean, I mean, we're talking about like lobotomies.
01:20:55
Yeah.
01:20:56
So he explains it so much better than I can
01:20:58
I don't know the spot that he says it, but he talks about how like he'd be like
01:21:01
thank you a psychotic if you fixed them with
01:21:04
some kind of medicine or whatever, they'd be like, Thank you.
01:21:06
I thought I was this crazy as you thought I was.
01:21:08
And now I'm out of that. I'm out of that.
01:21:09
You know, there is no such thing, though.
01:21:12
They've recently, within the last year, came out with a study
01:21:15
that said that frickin antidepressants are they don't do anything.
01:21:20
They actually are overprescribed They don't need to be prescribed
01:21:23
and it's they literally do not solve the problem.
01:21:26
I think they create
01:21:28
pretty much
01:21:30
or one of those people
01:21:31
that are driving in front of you that they're either on your phone or not.
01:21:35
I always thought everyone was on their phone,
01:21:37
and this podcast reminded me that everyone's probably on some kind
01:21:40
of psychotropic drug off looking.
01:21:43
That's perfectly legal, right?
01:21:45
It is, yeah. Right, Right.
01:21:46
And I've always thought to back when I was working in a shop,
01:21:50
there was a dude who was had a Viking, an obsession and he did have back pain.
01:21:56
And so that's where he got most of his Vicodin,
01:21:58
but he got his other Vicodin that he'd take all the time.
01:22:02
And as long as he a Viking in prescription when the new company bought us out,
01:22:05
you know, they didn't care.
01:22:07
Even though he's on the medication, he's operating machinery
01:22:12
and would be no different if I did not have a prescription, was on
01:22:15
the medication, was operating machinery.
01:22:17
But for some reason, because he has a prescription, it's perfectly okay.
01:22:21
It really isn't.
01:22:22
Not if I'm the guy I should shop for with them.
01:22:25
It's not okay with me now. I mean, but
01:22:28
he was on Vicodin, and so.
01:22:30
So what are you going to do?
01:22:34
Same thing, though.
01:22:34
What about the guy that goes out
01:22:36
every night and has ten shots and five beers at 10 p.m.
01:22:40
and then is on a high low at seven?
01:22:42
Well, that's what I make discrepancy with drug testing, period, is that,
01:22:46
you know, you're hard hard drugs other than every drug,
01:22:50
other than weed weeds in your system longest and it's one of the most famous.
01:22:53
So I don't you can be a cokehead, you can be a crack head, you can be a pill
01:22:57
head and quit for 24 to 48 hours and not like kill you that much.
01:23:03
And you can pass a drug test easily and then go right back on on your shit.
01:23:08
You're really just segregating weed smokers by doing all these drug tests.
01:23:12
It's rigged. I
01:23:16
the money goes well, not so much anymore because I don't really even think they're.
01:23:19
They're testing for weed
01:23:22
as much these days because of legalities
01:23:25
and I industry is a drug test for weed
01:23:30
and I don't it
01:23:32
never stopped me No no and they never tell me my entire life
01:23:36
but it definitely derailed a few projects.
01:23:40
But it probably won't help me right now.
01:23:44
Now, when it comes to like work wise, but it's definitely derailed
01:23:47
a few job opportunities.
01:23:48
But kismet, that's how I got where I am today.
01:23:53
Yeah.
01:23:55
Without the failure I would not be where I'm sitting.
01:23:58
And so it's kind of weird to think about
01:23:59
what if you didn't suck up those few times?
01:24:01
Like you just nailed something, everything in your whole entire fricking life.
01:24:07
And not just your life, but anybody crossed
01:24:10
your path has put you in this moment right now.
01:24:14
All of it, all of it lined up just perfectly for this step.
01:24:18
And just like this.
01:24:20
Just like everything is as it should be right here, right now.
01:24:24
Yeah,
01:24:25
well, when you said as it should be, you lost me.
01:24:28
It is as it is, but I don't know if it should be.
01:24:31
Yeah, it should be.
01:24:32
I mean, I.
01:24:35
I'd be in the NBA.
01:24:37
Where's the complaints department?
01:24:38
I've Got a few things that I've got a bone to pick
01:24:43
a draw.
01:24:43
There's a Michio Kaku video.
01:24:45
It's only about 2 minutes long about determinism.
01:24:47
I like some cat goo.
01:24:48
You can drop it in the little chat window.
01:24:51
How you get you're on a shitty list.
01:24:53
Isn't that how to do that?
01:24:54
Yeah.
01:24:54
He's just like barks orders as if I knew what the fuck is talking about.
01:24:57
Yeah, Google free will go free will Google it.
01:25:01
I want to play this last little hump.
01:25:03
There's obviously something important in this little hump here.
01:25:05
So let's.
01:25:06
Let's just finish up with this guy.
01:25:08
Engines from us. Okay?
01:25:10
But if you just walk back their timeline.
01:25:12
You recognize that they were four years old at one point, right?
01:25:16
They were the four year old who was destined to become this terrible person.
01:25:21
Right. It's an unlucky four year old.
01:25:22
Right.
01:25:23
You know, And so at what point where's the bright line that says what?
01:25:27
Okay, here's the point where
01:25:29
it's appropriate to just hate this person and feel compassion.
01:25:33
And on the other side of this line, you should just feel compassion
01:25:36
because this person is unlucky.
01:25:38
Maybe there is no such line and a complete understanding
01:25:42
of this lifeline in in scientific terms,
01:25:46
would obliterate any line you think you have.
01:25:49
Right?
01:25:49
It would just be this cascade causation.
01:25:53
And, you know, adding randomness to the picture doesn't help, right?
01:25:55
It's just it's random.
01:25:56
This is just, you know, somebody is in your brain rolling dice
01:25:59
and influence in your behavior that way.
01:26:01
Well, that doesn't give you the free world people think they have.
01:26:03
So there is a there's a ironically,
01:26:07
there is what seems
01:26:11
on some level deflationary of the of the
01:26:15
the the gravitas of the human spirit for people
01:26:20
opens door to, at least in my view, a far more ethical and tolerant
01:26:25
and patient and understanding view of of, you know, human
01:26:31
failings and
01:26:32
human frailty and just and then at that point, you can just have
01:26:35
a conversation about what's pragmatic, what works, what helps people change.
01:26:40
Like and this this person over here who's doing terrible things.
01:26:43
Is there something we can do to make him a better person?
01:26:46
Well, if there is, let's do that.
01:26:47
Without all the judgment, wouldn't it?
01:26:50
I mean, they got to learn that on their own.
01:26:52
I mean, I don't know what he talks about earlier.
01:26:55
What if we made a pill
01:26:56
just like some I forgot what he compared it to, but some kind of.
01:26:59
Oh, he's a diabetes.
01:27:00
Like if we could
01:27:02
be diabetes
01:27:04
like inside, if he could just give that to us.
01:27:06
What's taking that to a country and make them not a psychotic any more.
01:27:10
And that's what he was stemming off of.
01:27:13
Yeah, but just so it doesn't matter, I
01:27:17
when it comes to your thing, you're taking a pill.
01:27:21
I mean, it's a drug you're
01:27:26
to the resolve
01:27:27
is to take pills and take drugs and they are
01:27:30
both both the act itself and then the cure both they all sound like
01:27:33
excuses to me because I'm 100% take responsibility kind of person,
01:27:37
even when it's not my fault.
01:27:39
It's just easier to compartmentalize this and it makes me feel like I'm in control.
01:27:43
Everything's my fault, everything's my reward.
01:27:46
It's how I take ownership and 100% responsibility,
01:27:49
even when it's not and out of my control, even if it's an illusion
01:27:52
for me, it makes me feel comfortable.
01:27:55
Maybe wrong. So that's why.
01:27:57
That's why I'm having a hard time with this whole free will.
01:28:00
Pre determinism.
01:28:01
You had this this compatibility or whatever.
01:28:04
But I think that I don't think add that it's
01:28:07
because physicians say determinism is it period
01:28:10
the rest is an illusion or some kind of defense mechanism for our brain to cope.
01:28:14
The fact that we're a robot
01:28:16
the illusion of free
01:28:18
will or an illusion of free will is is a self-defense mechanism
01:28:22
so that we don't just explode thinking that we're mindless robots.
01:28:26
I don't subscribe to compatible ism, but some very smart people do.
01:28:31
So you're saying that if I just if I go, I want to do this,
01:28:36
that was predetermined, potentially like it knew that I was going to do that.
01:28:40
So yeah, the more I want to
01:28:43
get that
01:28:45
in German, but it was targeting
01:28:47
planned from the moment the Big Bang started the conspiracy.
01:28:51
Yeah, this whole show was made just so you could do that
01:28:56
right.
01:28:57
That's, that's what they say.
01:29:00
I don't know.
01:29:01
But here's an explanation of conservatism.
01:29:05
Even if so, even if your decision is
01:29:10
predetermined, it's still a free choice.
01:29:17
What if you're camp on a train
01:29:22
and it's going to crash?
01:29:25
Yeah, well, there's no it's inevitably
01:29:28
going to crash in in your current universe at that point in time.
01:29:32
It is well determined that you are going to die when that train crashes
01:29:36
is some form of determine, some kismet.
01:29:39
Kismet, kismet.
01:29:42
Everything is is kismet.
01:29:44
But everything is predetermined.
01:29:47
Everything.
01:29:48
Is that dream just an illusion that you had a choice.
01:29:51
Everything's a train.
01:29:53
It was predetermined that you were going to get on it.
01:29:55
Everybody around that train was.
01:29:57
Everything was all predetermined.
01:29:58
What do you think about, like, the weird stories of, like,
01:30:00
the people that would have gotten on the the.
01:30:04
I apologize. I don't mean to offend any
01:30:09
no planners out there, but
01:30:11
the people that would have gotten on the plane,
01:30:14
that one of the planes, one of three planes, again,
01:30:17
I apologize to the no planners don't mean to offend anybody.
01:30:20
I'm talking about the words.
01:30:23
No. They say like, oh, I was supposed to be a plane.
01:30:26
I was supposed to be on that plane.
01:30:27
And I wasn't like that or there was a I missed it and I would have died like,
01:30:32
you know, that final the final destination is that you still love yourself.
01:30:37
It's there's still time.
01:30:41
So you think final destination is
01:30:43
real is what you're saying?
01:30:46
Yeah.
01:30:46
It's a documentary.
01:30:51
The term is very loosely, loosely
01:30:54
set these days.
01:30:56
Yeah.
01:30:58
Documentaries is making a joke now, but it just brings me
01:31:02
back to making a murderer, because that was a fake documentary.
01:31:09
Well,
01:31:13
technically, isn't everything fake?
01:31:15
If it's predetermined, what's the point of
01:31:19
even turning the channel myself?
01:31:21
Just sitting here in the dark
01:31:24
is, like, undetermined.
01:31:25
Like if there's a murder
01:31:27
and you can't find all the evidence like that was still predetermined like that.
01:31:31
The universe purposely made the evidence unavailable
01:31:34
just so a human can find it harder or not
01:31:36
find it at all. Huh?
01:31:40
Then understand the dynamics of this predetermined world seem
01:31:43
very like ridiculous that you just saying we're just on a one course path.
01:31:48
Or like there's a reason for being.
01:31:51
I think it's physicists to be smart.
01:31:53
Defer a car trick, for example.
01:31:55
What car did I just pick, Gary?
01:31:58
What car did I just pick?
01:32:00
Seven of diamonds?
01:32:01
Yes, it was predetermined.
01:32:03
So, like I.
01:32:05
We knew it.
01:32:06
We have calculated things that knew it.
01:32:08
So because they can do that hypothetically,
01:32:10
then everything is predetermined.
01:32:12
But guess what? I didn't have cards in my hand.
01:32:14
So you're wrong.
01:32:15
Can there be?
01:32:17
Was that so? Then that's all. That was pretty.
01:32:19
We knew you were going to have cards. We knew everything.
01:32:21
It's just.
01:32:22
It's just stupid.
01:32:23
Well, I mean, just the fact that the universe
01:32:26
exists, then take in billions of years, go by, everything's predetermined.
01:32:30
Then.
01:32:32
So it's just dumb conversation.
01:32:34
I have
01:32:37
because everything is going to happen.
01:32:39
Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
01:32:40
Given an infinite amount of time, everything is going to happen.
01:32:43
If you put a if you put an object pick, whatever system
01:32:46
you want, a bird, a plane, a person, and you roll them down a mountain,
01:32:51
the plane going they're going to have influence
01:32:53
on their path, whether it's systematic or angles.
01:32:57
Yeah, a perfect ball bearing
01:33:01
is going to just go, All right.
01:33:04
So what want me that that's predetermined.
01:33:07
The other one, whether it's chaos is thinking
01:33:11
I don't know if you have a
01:33:13
ball bearings an equal slope and you have maybe like a do
01:33:16
preparing a ball bearing to like a live chicken.
01:33:20
They were small, not not a three ball bearing to a five inch ball.
01:33:24
But like I'm just no, I'm saying it's more chaotic but not random there.
01:33:29
There will still be a first, second and third place.
01:33:31
Have you ever now never
01:33:34
had a brain that's react?
01:33:35
What if you had a brain that is now reacting?
01:33:39
It may be predetermined after I have to show after everything.
01:33:43
I wish I had that video.
01:33:45
They proven to that
01:33:47
there's a video I should send it.
01:33:49
They think you should do that.
01:33:51
We find it.
01:33:52
You can talk like that.
01:33:54
Do you think I could?
01:33:55
You'd think I could.
01:33:57
Well, I rather not serious thought
01:34:03
so. I shouldn't.
01:34:04
Why should I explain it? When you play the video is way better.
01:34:07
Here's what you are doo doo doo doo doo doo
01:34:10
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.
01:34:13
It was like I just ran the video.
01:34:16
Oh, it is ten
01:34:19
words.
01:34:20
I wish I could run this Coming up.
01:34:23
This commercial is going to be better. You look
01:34:28
down here.
01:34:29
What are we doing here?
01:34:31
I get You're trying to pull in now?
01:34:34
No, ma'am.
01:34:36
They put that down into the control board.
01:34:38
Really? That's not.
01:34:39
That's not the problem.
01:34:40
She's got a hand bra on, so that's not the right ear.
01:34:46
That's her ear.
01:34:47
How do you hear that?
01:34:49
They don't.
01:34:50
They just remove that. Get rid of that.
01:34:52
So that's that video I sent.
01:34:55
It is it's not
01:34:58
I swear it's not real that she did.
01:35:01
You will listen.
01:35:03
I was looking, Gary.
01:35:04
She took off like a fagot.
01:35:06
I think there's been.
01:35:07
I don't know.
01:35:09
I mean, a girl that sucks for her.
01:35:11
She's actually not that bad.
01:35:12
She'll have a decent life.
01:35:14
So she. You bring up a great girl.
01:35:16
You bring up a great I'll America.
01:35:20
This is the pedestal seem to be They don't seem to be fair,
01:35:23
consistent, equal, you know, like a life, a person's life path.
01:35:28
So if our choices don't matter, then what if?
01:35:30
What was it?
01:35:31
Just a random path.
01:35:33
That's what this poor girl has to suffer.
01:35:35
Or maybe she's out of the picture
01:35:36
that it was like, Hey, I'm going to make this little girl suffer.
01:35:40
Why did you determine that?
01:35:42
Our choices don't matter?
01:35:43
Because they're predetermined.
01:35:46
That's what makes sense right to life noggin
01:35:50
are you are you hearing the paradox
01:35:52
that you're saying or are you joking with me right now?
01:35:56
No, I'm saying just because something's going to happen
01:35:59
doesn't mean it doesn't matter that that's going to happen.
01:36:03
That's not what you said.
01:36:05
You said something about my choice.
01:36:08
Why are you in on this?
01:36:10
Because my choice is predetermined.
01:36:14
It doesn't make the choice irrelevant.
01:36:18
Oh, how would that work out, doesn't it?
01:36:21
Let's go the other way.
01:36:23
Oh, because it's still a choice.
01:36:25
It doesn't affect anything.
01:36:30
Once it's all said and done,
01:36:32
you know that there was 100% chance it was going to turn out that way.
01:36:36
That doesn't make it less relevant.
01:36:39
So why would it make it less relevant
01:36:43
if we don't know how it's going to turn out?
01:36:45
My head hurts.
01:36:47
I know I lost, you know is going.
01:36:49
But until it doesn't, it doesn't matter if we know how it's
01:36:53
going to turn out, it either is predetermined or it's not.
01:36:56
Sorry to use that. Wait, hang on.
01:36:59
It either is or is not correct.
01:37:01
Okay. I'm with you then.
01:37:04
I don't think it makes a difference sound on that.
01:37:07
I don't think it's truly that important.
01:37:09
So so it's it's either or.
01:37:11
It cannot be both. There is no compatibility.
01:37:13
I try to be I tried to just say, okay,
01:37:17
it's either let me try to explain the compatibility again.
01:37:21
You can even say that you can
01:37:25
you can will only go one way.
01:37:29
But the choice you make.
01:37:30
I got something that'll go one way as real.
01:37:35
That's great.
01:37:37
You are? Absolutely.
01:37:39
That's that.
01:37:40
We're going to have the best of both worlds eating your cake and having it to.
01:37:45
You can't have sex and say it's free will up
01:37:48
until the point where it's determinism and call that competitive.
01:37:52
What do you call it? Compatibility.
01:37:53
Some compatibility, buddy.
01:37:57
Come on.
01:37:58
We'll just call it compatibility.
01:38:00
It's come, come just right.
01:38:02
The two things fruit, freewill and determinism are compatible.
01:38:06
COMPERE Come on back into battle.
01:38:09
Okay. Now
01:38:11
forget problems.
01:38:12
Next week we're going to do paradox then,
01:38:14
because I don't think you understand that concept, the Fermi Paradox.
01:38:17
Paradox. What would you do that
01:38:20
it's either this or that.
01:38:21
There's a lot of paradoxes.
01:38:22
If it's if it's either it's either this or that,
01:38:24
but if it's both, it's called compatible ism.
01:38:27
What?
01:38:30
So let's say it's
01:38:31
either red or green, but if it's both, it's, it's
01:38:34
I forget how colors work for a second, but what's two colors that go together
01:38:38
that would make more sense?
01:38:42
I think you're confusing or conflicting
01:38:46
predetermined with
01:38:49
foreknowledge like yes,
01:38:52
it would be boring to watch if you knew what was going to happen. But
01:38:57
I don't know if I'm going to choose chocolate or vanilla.
01:39:00
It'll be exciting to find out, but I bet I'll choose chocolate.
01:39:03
How about this?
01:39:04
But that's not the term that's not predetermined wisdom either,
01:39:07
because that's that is kind of for whatever you said.
01:39:11
What's the word you just said?
01:39:12
Horseshit shit for shadowing or future to future telling.
01:39:17
Yeah, well, sometimes I'll.
01:39:18
I'll throw myself for a loop.
01:39:19
I'll get the mint chocolate chip.
01:39:21
So what do you where does this sit in with time travel?
01:39:25
Going back in time and even, like, Back to the Future style?
01:39:29
I don't know.
01:39:29
Can you something to change the future or is everything just late?
01:39:32
Late in its path?
01:39:33
In whatever timeline you're in is the timeline you're in?
01:39:37
I believe whatever
01:39:39
new change changes in a different timeline because you came from a timeline
01:39:43
that it didn't happen and went back and altered.
01:39:48
If you altered your past, is that created
01:39:52
or was that timeline does either
01:39:57
Good Day was destined to be there?
01:40:00
It was always going to be there
01:40:02
was there, it was there waiting for you.
01:40:04
What is this fucking nonsense I'm reading?
01:40:08
Are nobody ready for the life narrative now?
01:40:10
Either that or you're going to remember we're going to do a European segment here,
01:40:16
right?
01:40:17
That is probably like 20 feet away.
01:40:20
But boy, does it echo. Yeah.
01:40:22
So what I'm reading right here. Yeah.
01:40:24
Compatibility. Yeah.
01:40:26
How do you pronounce it?
01:40:27
Compatibility compatibility compatible ism
01:40:32
is available.
01:40:33
I'm going to I'm going to replace the words with other things that don't go.
01:40:37
Is it believed that oil. Oh, Java
01:40:42
is a belief that oil and water do not mix
01:40:44
and it is impossible for them to mix, but they ignore that.
01:40:50
That's what I'm reading right here.
01:40:53
Yeah.
01:40:54
Free will and determinism are not only not mutually compatible,
01:40:58
but it's a paradox 100%.
01:41:01
You'd have to convince me otherwise somehow.
01:41:06
Daniel Dennett Man Watch.
01:41:09
Daniel Dennett
01:41:11
I wish I could.
01:41:12
I can, but we won't be able to hear him.
01:41:16
All right?
01:41:16
So I believe they can both exist, but not in the same moment
01:41:22
yet. What?
01:41:23
Oh, okay.
01:41:24
So there is degrees of determinism and degrees of free will.
01:41:27
No, you can either. You can have that.
01:41:29
But the moment you make a decision
01:41:32
somebody is going to say that that decision was predetermined.
01:41:35
It's hard to talk over the gurgling of
01:41:38
I think everything is predetermined.
01:41:41
If I think everything is predetermined.
01:41:43
What do you do You think everything's predetermined?
01:41:48
Yes. As you just said that out loud.
01:41:51
Yes. And and I do that.
01:42:03
What about the multiverse
01:42:05
theory that also also predetermined.
01:42:11
So there's an infinite.
01:42:13
Let me summarize.
01:42:15
There's an infinite amount of predetermined possibilities.
01:42:20
Yes. For not only every just binary action,
01:42:24
but every movement and cosmic particle in the entire universe.
01:42:29
That's what makes every decision that much more important.
01:42:33
Don't you get it? No, I don't.
01:42:37
I know, But it has nothing.
01:42:38
It has nothing to do with the moral decision. I'm.
01:42:43
I'm predetermined enough to be to just care
01:42:45
about other human beings or anything alive to not harm them.
01:42:49
I don't need a moral code or mythical figure to tell me that.
01:42:53
I think.
01:42:53
All right. Okay, good. Now you're.
01:42:55
Now you're in my wheelhouse.
01:42:56
No, I know, but I'm morality.
01:42:58
I'm pointing at that because I think that's why you're
01:43:01
poking at this topic
01:43:03
without admitting it's paradoxical.
01:43:08
It 100% paradoxical.
01:43:11
Your own statements are completely contradicting,
01:43:14
and then you've got the nerve to rub it in by calling it compatibility.
01:43:19
That's like the that's not the cut. Cut.
01:43:22
What's that? It's not the pot calling the kettle black.
01:43:24
That's the pot calling the kettle white
01:43:27
harder,
01:43:30
isn't it?
01:43:31
I mean, it's kind of a
01:43:33
kick in the face to call it compatible as and when it's a paradox.
01:43:36
It should be called a I just don't think determinism
01:43:42
cancels out our ability to have free will.
01:43:45
I think we don't have a free will
01:43:46
for completely different reasons than there is no determinism.
01:43:53
I don't think we have free
01:43:54
will see when you're going back and forth.
01:43:58
You just said,
01:44:00
No, I'm not going back and forth.
01:44:02
I'm saying there's nothing.
01:44:04
It's not ready.
01:44:04
And I haven't pointed out because it wasn't that stark.
01:44:07
But I'm glad you did.
01:44:08
It's on tape. Just keep going on here.
01:44:10
Possible to have free will and a deterministic universe? No.
01:44:15
However, no, it is not possible for us to have free
01:44:19
will in this universe, and it has nothing to do with determinism.
01:44:24
You don't have free will.
01:44:27
You don't.
01:44:28
You don't have free will.
01:44:29
You have a will like I like chocolate.
01:44:32
I prefer chocolate to vanilla ice cream.
01:44:35
But that's not a free choice I made.
01:44:39
I like to
01:44:42
play with some start of what you are.
01:44:44
I see you doing that.
01:44:45
I'm freely and willingly doing it.
01:44:47
Tell me I'm not proved. Prove me wrong.
01:44:53
Hey, was that your decision?
01:44:55
Are you at the moment? Seriously?
01:44:57
So are you talking about suggestibility influence now, or are you talking about
01:45:01
every thought you have
01:45:04
is you don't think about having the thought.
01:45:07
It's not a thought that you came up with thinking, Oh, did you hear that to you?
01:45:13
Did you hear that the author of your own thoughts, every thought you have,
01:45:17
you didn't think of just how you just open that statement for the record
01:45:20
to think of saying
01:45:23
thoughts are the fact
01:45:26
they're God's kahu are they God's?
01:45:29
Is that is that that would be the explanation.
01:45:32
That would be the only I'm I'm wondering who's the helm.
01:45:36
But oh, man, I'm wondering
01:45:40
some somebody or something at the helm of a color.
01:45:42
Think of a color. Think of a color. Think of a color.
01:45:44
Think of a color.
01:45:45
See a color through color right now.
01:45:47
Pardon me. 13
01:45:50
are. Okay, great.
01:45:52
I'm not suggestible.
01:45:53
The answer of that, you're right there.
01:45:55
But the other black
01:45:57
if you if people see a briefcase, they immediately become more competitive.
01:46:01
There's about a thousand psychologies like that.
01:46:03
But you're talking influence, not free will or determination.
01:46:08
If we're going to talk influence, that's completely different.
01:46:11
Everything is influenced. Everything. It depends.
01:46:14
Everything that is indeterminate, chaotic, yet determinant.
01:46:18
That's right. That's a paradox.
01:46:20
That's like saying that's like saying I don't know anything about this book.
01:46:23
And then reading it and going, I knew everything about this book.
01:46:27
No, you didn't.
01:46:28
It's a paradox.
01:46:29
You may know about it now, but you didn't when you before you started reading it.
01:46:32
You you can't have read the book and not read the book at the same time.
01:46:37
I give you your
01:46:38
every decision to make any decisions that you ever made.
01:46:43
Any decision will come to a conclusion, anything.
01:46:46
It will come to a conclusion.
01:46:48
But why are we calling that brand?
01:46:50
Why are we labeling that predetermined?
01:46:53
I decided to run from the cops.
01:46:56
If we call it determined I'd be okay with that.
01:46:58
But we're calling it predetermined.
01:46:59
It was it just determined are we are we free will versus determined
01:47:02
like determined and
01:47:06
you usually did
01:47:08
do you usually decide to do something because that's what you want.
01:47:13
You don't decide your wants that is what I want.
01:47:17
Who is I and what does that want.
01:47:19
Well, what facilitates that one time?
01:47:21
And you usually do what your wife wants.
01:47:23
Now, what you want, from my experience though, right?
01:47:26
There's another fine example.
01:47:28
So I want to go work today.
01:47:30
She's is talking in a first person perspective.
01:47:32
We had this wrong the whole entire time.
01:47:34
Gary doesn't have free will.
01:47:38
There you go away.
01:47:40
We cracked it.
01:47:44
Breaking news.
01:47:55
This just in.
01:47:57
It's all about me.
01:47:59
I always ask this. It's just so confusing.
01:48:02
The f I am. This is bladder.
01:48:03
It's some people, not all who are married
01:48:07
have zero free will
01:48:11
and nobody has any free will.
01:48:13
If you're married, you have a will.
01:48:16
Okay, so free.
01:48:18
Just for the record, at this very moment, now desires your preferences
01:48:24
one in time, one in your back to no free will again.
01:48:28
You just said no one has free will.
01:48:32
No one has free will.
01:48:33
So you're a determined list.
01:48:36
The terminal determinism.
01:48:37
That's a false dichotomy.
01:48:41
You're going to make up.
01:48:42
You're going to make up some gray area in between and call it compatibility.
01:48:45
This is the false dichotomy in me.
01:48:48
I want I just want you just keep saying it
01:48:51
before cocking me saying compatible ism.
01:48:54
Oh, we're going to get to life.
01:48:55
No, I just want to say compatible ism.
01:48:59
I've got a both died in me.
01:49:04
Oh, okay, great.
01:49:05
Well, come pass.
01:49:09
Do that.
01:49:09
Don't worry.
01:49:12
So much in-jokes as the Big Bang.
01:49:14
Come Pat and Bill is man
01:49:19
three in a life. Now get out.
01:49:20
There you go.
01:49:22
Fantastic life.
01:49:24
Now get out the rock.
01:49:25
This life not only beef or chicken
01:49:30
beef, although
01:49:33
if Yeah, beef for chicken be the healthier choice
01:49:37
depending
01:49:39
Chuck chicken would be the healthier choice echoing her fish.
01:49:43
What if I still choose beef, chicken, chicken or fish flavor over?
01:49:48
What if the chicken is.
01:49:49
Oh, chicken, chicken.
01:49:51
What if it's wrong? Why?
01:49:52
Why are you guys even bother deciding?
01:49:54
Do 30 predetermined, Predetermined, you fucking asshole you've been in is
01:49:59
why even watch Jeopardy
01:50:01
still, it doesn't make a difference.
01:50:05
It doesn't matter if it's predetermined to you.
01:50:09
Why would it matter?
01:50:11
We screwed again.
01:50:12
It's determined.
01:50:14
It's not predetermined because you're like if you have a predetermined.
01:50:16
It's more like foretelling, like you said. Is that the word you said?
01:50:19
Foreshadowing for telling foreskin All our members foreskin now see.
01:50:23
Thank you.
01:50:23
Every one of the new rules here sticks in my head.
01:50:26
I remember that foreskin today.
01:50:28
Well, what if it's written on your foreskin or doesn't change in
01:50:33
would definitely change it.
01:50:36
Yeah, that would change it.
01:50:38
Can you read this
01:50:41
right now?
01:50:43
I know my foreskin.
01:50:45
Can you read my forehead? Oh, that.
01:50:48
I've seen the crystal foreskin way too small.
01:50:51
Crystal, crystal.
01:50:52
Crystal mountain. It's great.
01:50:53
Oh, crystal meth. Oh yeah. No kidding.
01:50:56
Thanks for the shout out.
01:50:59
Yeah, yeah.
01:51:00
I wear cool thing.
01:51:01
You see what my shirt says?
01:51:03
Yeah, it says I'm helping you.
01:51:05
Look at the security.
01:51:06
Do you recognize this
01:51:10
message?
01:51:11
Yes, I do.
01:51:11
It's an eagle, right?
01:51:12
Super shiny is an eagle to see Eagle.
01:51:16
All whole number to embody the myth that you can freeze that and get jurors
01:51:20
phone number.
01:51:20
Hopefully it's old phone number on there.
01:51:23
Someone else's phone number? Yep.
01:51:25
No, I found the disk.
01:51:27
Yeah. Oh, call that number.
01:51:29
If it's if you found the disk, let's call that number.
01:51:31
If not, let's call five eight, six
01:51:35
three, three.
01:51:36
I really
01:51:39
for old hall number two now currently hole number three
01:51:42
there'll be absolutely amazing because we have to throw this only on that hall.
01:51:46
So this this is Yeah.
01:51:48
1520 years old I would say
01:51:52
I just sold it for 6080 bucks.
01:51:54
Yeah.
01:51:54
No, I sold it on eBay for a decent amount of money.
01:51:59
He sold it.
01:52:00
Yeah.
01:52:01
Yeah, I sold a bunch of my
01:52:04
even got a couple of those.
01:52:05
Make it look even a dog bit at a little at some point look at it And I even for
01:52:10
that shows that my dog No I think it was somebody's dog who could have in mind.
01:52:15
It could have been anyone's.
01:52:17
But no, it has everything to do with this.
01:52:19
Ken Chemo and the 11 time disc Golf world champion apparently there's the
01:52:24
there's the T-Bird.
01:52:25
And this one the weird Yeah the 11 times and the old heads say that
01:52:30
there was a different blend of plastic that they used for that year
01:52:33
that they haven't gone back to and people pay top dollar for this shirt.
01:52:36
So it's kind of interesting. I've heard it
01:52:41
the 11th time,
01:52:43
so I don't know it put a link in the I put a link in the
01:52:46
in the chat there fun little song.
01:52:52
Are we ever going to get to the fucking life now?
01:52:54
I almost feel like we shouldn't just for fun.
01:52:56
Oh, shit.
01:52:57
I'm sorry. That's. Yeah, duh.
01:53:00
I'm like, What the fuck are you saying? Life nog for?
01:53:02
I don't know what that is.
01:53:04
Yeah. No, no.
01:53:06
It's like 90% of my screenwriter.
01:53:10
There you go.
01:53:11
There you go. Let's do that for sure. Yeah.
01:53:13
2 minutes here.
01:53:14
It's time for another Q and A.
01:53:17
Let's say that you are on a date.
01:53:20
You and your partner order some food at a nice restaurant
01:53:23
and you decide to get the steak.
01:53:24
But what caused you to choose that particular item?
01:53:27
Was it your free choice or was it predetermined?
01:53:29
Now we're intuition tells us that we are the ones who made the decision.
01:53:32
We like to think that we have control over our minds, what we think and what we do.
01:53:37
But in 1983,
01:53:39
Benjamin LABATT performed an experiment that sparked a lot of controversy.
01:53:43
In the experiment, he had a volunteer make a decision about when
01:53:46
to do a simple action, such as flicking the wrist.
01:53:49
They announced out loud when they made the decision,
01:53:51
while the activity of their motor cortex was being recorded.
01:53:54
Shockingly, the motor cortex became active before the conscious decision was made.
01:53:59
It appeared like once free was just determined
01:54:03
that while the bet himself even doubted the experiments ability
01:54:06
to answer the question of whether or not we have free will,
01:54:08
it got a lot of people thinking, Are our actions truly free?
01:54:12
And as a while ago we made a video about the
01:54:14
unconscious mind, and in that video we discussed the concept of priming,
01:54:18
meaning that certain events have an effect on how we behave.
01:54:21
For example, seeing a briefcase will make people more competitive.
01:54:25
They may think that they're acting freely, but they don't realize the briefcase
01:54:28
had an effect.
01:54:29
So some argue that free will is just an illusion,
01:54:32
and we are simply not aware of the causes of our actions.
01:54:35
But with all that said, what does physics have to say about free?
01:54:38
Well, Sir Isaac Newton would argue that everything you do is predetermined.
01:54:42
According to his laws of physics, the world was deterministic.
01:54:45
Everything that happened in the past had an effect on the future.
01:54:48
So the fact that you ordered shimmering steak on your date was always meant to be.
01:54:53
But this begs the question is anyone morally responsible for their actions?
01:54:57
Should Jeffrey Dahmer be punished
01:54:58
for killing and eating people if it was destined to happen?
01:55:01
You can see where this can get a bit controversial and creepy.
01:55:05
No. Hey, get away from me.
01:55:07
This not an imitation for you guys.
01:55:09
Anyway. So then there's quantum physics.
01:55:11
While Newton's laws are deterministic, the behavior of subatomic particles
01:55:15
is inherently unpredictable.
01:55:17
So some philosophers think that free will makes use of this randomness,
01:55:20
allowing for us to make free, undetermined decisions.
01:55:23
But can these tiny effects make up the macro level concept of free will
01:55:28
That's still under debate. So what do you think?
01:55:30
You clicked on this video seemingly using.
01:55:32
He's already done talking.
01:55:34
Yeah, that was short.
01:55:35
So what about how the how the before he
01:55:39
the synapses triggered
01:55:41
before they thought about it?
01:55:43
I don't know if I believe that that seems stupid.
01:55:46
How does who is it?
01:55:49
Is it closer than they used to say?
01:55:52
Sam, even if it's a millisecond.
01:55:55
Oh, I'm going to say a big What gives me a big what the fuck.
01:55:59
I'm going to flick Myra so it could connect something up.
01:56:02
And there's a there's a trigger, a synapses that fires.
01:56:05
Which is it Conscious.
01:56:07
Conscious before you feel.
01:56:09
I mean, it's still you're so who's driving?
01:56:12
Who's driving the ship?
01:56:13
You're still who's at the helm.
01:56:15
Exactly How long it takes you to think about it?
01:56:22
Did you think about thinking about it Again?
01:56:24
It goes back to what I said about
01:56:25
heart beating and blood pumping and freaking lungs breathing.
01:56:29
You don't ever think about creating semen and frickin white blood cell,
01:56:33
red blood cell, all the shit you're that's all automated process.
01:56:36
I'm thinking about creating semen, free determinism,
01:56:42
what if what have you.
01:56:43
So you buy a dog and a dog is a bad behavior dog and you get it trained and.
01:56:48
Now it's a good behavior dog.
01:56:51
Was that predetermined average to train it?
01:56:55
Everything is predetermined as you don't have to you don't have to buy that dog.
01:56:58
You get about a different dog train.
01:57:00
That one.
01:57:02
That's the very definition of free will.
01:57:05
Okay, Well, so,
01:57:08
so so there is free will again.
01:57:11
Gary was in the movie.
01:57:14
No, like just a minute ago. Free will.
01:57:17
I'm trying to keep track.
01:57:18
We should have on And every time I switch flip flop.
01:57:22
No, there's still no free will.
01:57:24
He is just to find free will.
01:57:26
Oh, but so free will exist as a definition.
01:57:32
But it doesn't exist as a concept.
01:57:35
It's just a construct as it.
01:57:38
Yes. So everything is the mate.
01:57:40
Everything is a real mighty really.
01:57:42
We don't have it to.
01:57:44
It's just a construct.
01:57:46
My favorite part is when it jumped over the people out of the pond.
01:57:50
Into the ocean.
01:57:52
Yes, that was the best part.
01:57:55
Yeah, That is, if it knew the new.
01:57:57
There's a wall here. I need to get over it somehow. Though.
01:57:59
The water was falling directly straight down.
01:58:02
Even though it was jumping over, there was no splashing.
01:58:03
It was just a polite, calm little rain.
01:58:05
Sprinkle on it. What was it? The Simpsons.
01:58:08
They did the remake in the Whale falls on the kid and crushes it.
01:58:11
It's probably more realistic to be predetermined, all predetermined.
01:58:16
It's there.
01:58:18
So I've been saying since the
01:58:19
beginning, predetermined isn't mapped out or just you have no control over it.
01:58:24
So I'm sorry, I keep saying predetermined I keep fucking that up.
01:58:27
Determined, not predetermined.
01:58:30
All right.
01:58:31
A term that makes more sense,
01:58:34
but that's just that's just like when you choose.
01:58:37
So it's a certain.
01:58:38
It's a choice. It's my father was a choice.
01:58:40
Or is it not a choice?
01:58:42
If you don't find it is to serve the bodily functions.
01:58:46
Oh, it's sad.
01:58:50
So should the.
01:58:54
That's a drop.
01:58:55
Your ass is whining.
01:58:57
So. Yeah, think.
01:59:03
It just seems like celebrating.
01:59:04
Seems like everything is the terminal.
01:59:06
It's a it's a nonsense concept.
01:59:08
If everything is determined after choose it.
01:59:12
It's just. It's a waste.
01:59:14
I have so many better things to think about now that I, if that's all it is,
01:59:17
my fart was deterred and.
01:59:21
Well, what flavor?
01:59:23
Mint chocolate actually didn't smell honest.
01:59:27
That's a nice smile that much at all.
01:59:31
You're smiling.
01:59:35
No, no.
01:59:36
Asthma.
01:59:38
Asthma,
01:59:41
asthma.
01:59:42
What does that stand for?
01:59:43
The acronym?
01:59:46
I don't know.
01:59:46
I try to use only and I couldn't remember the acronym,
01:59:49
so I just had to describe the weird Obsession
01:59:53
Autonomous
01:59:56
Meridian response.
01:59:57
Remember the Meridian?
01:59:58
That's your hour and a half saying
02:00:01
it's clear it's the same, same Latin root.
02:00:05
Oh, really?
02:00:05
Interesting. It's how we're all connected.
02:00:07
It's what determines everything.
02:00:09
Oh, Lord, it's you can call it God, you can call it Meridian,
02:00:12
you can call it son, whatever.
02:00:13
It's all the same thing. You could call God.
02:00:17
You can call a tail.
02:00:18
I'm going to you can call it tail a leg, but a dog still only has four legs.
02:00:22
Shut the fuck up
02:00:25
without.
02:00:25
Right?
02:00:26
I'm sorry, I forgot to say.
02:00:27
With all due respect, no offense.
02:00:29
So from birth there is a predetermined
02:00:33
nature to things, is what you're saying.
02:00:36
But does this split off what becomes a being conscious?
02:00:40
Being that I can either choose to fight or flight,
02:00:44
you know, whack off a kid
02:00:46
or not whack off a kid?
02:00:50
You are like a group to a kid.
02:00:53
All right.
02:00:53
This is crazy wave pedophile Michael Clayton.
02:00:57
We last week.
02:00:59
Okay, he decided I'm seriously concerned.
02:01:02
He decided to diddle a kid
02:01:05
when he was 20 years old.
02:01:07
Ever removed 20 years of life.
02:01:08
He went to jail for 20 years.
02:01:11
And then he did it to kids.
02:01:12
And now he's going to jail for 20 more years.
02:01:15
I'm sorry.
02:01:16
It's a predetermined.
02:01:19
Yes, Everything is free two times easy.
02:01:22
There's no free, easy one.
02:01:25
How's that? Predetermined?
02:01:26
He told me that is anything I say sort of everything.
02:01:29
He was in a chicks.
02:01:30
He had a black girlfriend.
02:01:31
Apparently he wasn't gay.
02:01:33
We would make gay jokes all the time
02:01:35
and like some people would be like, would make a fucking gay.
02:01:39
The I don't know, is diddling little boys
02:01:41
not considered gay.
02:01:45
It was Ferndale.
02:01:46
I don't mean to draw a line or anything, but was that was the little kid,
02:01:51
male or female? They were.
02:01:53
So the first was a girl who got pregnant and then the second one,
02:01:58
when he was 43, should have a we should talk
02:02:01
for the same said.
02:02:03
It was like have a penis 11 and like nine
02:02:08
they were named in the friggin court papers.
02:02:10
And so I happened to look up and they had friggin Facebooks.
02:02:13
And then that's when it all became a little too real.
02:02:15
And it was kind of like fucking weird.
02:02:16
It was like, Holy shit, this dude, the fucking monster.
02:02:21
I almost want to just like, go visit him or write him a letter.
02:02:23
It is just to, like, tell him to fuck off, flip him off.
02:02:27
So you sick mother fucker.
02:02:29
Actually Ryan brother,
02:02:31
he actually hanging on when Ryan brother was doing some type
02:02:34
when hit him and his baby mom were having some issues or something
02:02:37
and he had some type of probation because he got loud or something
02:02:41
and she got real
02:02:44
right a long time when he was getting
02:02:46
and getting in trouble with the shit, but he was on probation for something else.
02:02:50
I forget what it was, but it was some minor leading up to the major charges.
02:02:56
And he said that he was
02:02:59
crossing
02:02:59
paths because he Ryan was going to consent or something or whatever you call that.
02:03:02
You call it something weird. When you mentioned it on the phone,
02:03:05
I guess you called it, I don't know, whatever.
02:03:09
But he saw it and he was like, yeah, I did something
02:03:13
kind of.
02:03:14
He's like, Oh, what are you doing here?
02:03:15
And he's like, Oh, you know, I'm kind of sick in the head, you know?
02:03:17
I did some fucked up.
02:03:18
I'm kind of sick in the head
02:03:19
and didn't really elaborate, but, you know, come to find out.
02:03:23
But six months later, it was dealing to two little kids.
02:03:26
Two little boys stick in their heads.
02:03:28
Good enough for me. Bye bye.
02:03:31
Yeah, I go to concert for my drug tests, but I sometimes I call it.
02:03:36
You got that?
02:03:37
You know, that's sent us.
02:03:40
But that's because the kids here, I don't know.
02:03:43
Whatever. It doesn't matter.
02:03:47
It was pretty determined.
02:03:49
Was it?
02:03:51
To get the wrong guy
02:03:55
up there, be a little kid doing,
02:03:59
you know,
02:04:01
the big thing was going to be a little kid
02:04:03
giggling
02:04:06
little Brady as music.
02:04:09
I think that was more free. Will
02:04:13
she think Brady is free?
02:04:15
Will Think there's a level of life that could be sustained, that would be
02:04:19
idolized as, quote, perfect
02:04:22
where there is no no crime, jealousy, no.
02:04:27
Oh, paradigm.
02:04:28
Yeah. Eden.
02:04:31
Oh, utopia.
02:04:33
Oh, look how he goes right for the reference of the long time to 2 hours.
02:04:37
5 minutes. That's the longest it ever took.
02:04:39
Actually, I went into it two times before, but I was too embarrassed to mention
02:04:42
that I brought it up.
02:04:43
Yeah, it's kind of, like, slow in that direction, but it never.
02:04:47
He's got to mention it.
02:04:50
I just.
02:04:51
I learned a new thing today.
02:04:52
You can find something in middle ground
02:04:54
and make a name for it and have the best of both worlds.
02:04:57
I'm blown away.
02:04:59
I'm going to be compatible.
02:05:00
ISM, Bisexual.
02:05:01
Everybody see compatible ism again.
02:05:04
Can you come up with a name for religious
02:05:07
and not religious that I can use similar to compatible ism Spiritual.
02:05:10
So it would also be compatible ism that just falls for anything.
02:05:15
That's the same blanket statement
02:05:18
if yeah, I mean a lot of times.
02:05:20
So if you can't imagine that the atheist viewpoint,
02:05:24
theistic viewpoint are compatible.
02:05:28
Oh wait, I'm sorry,
02:05:29
you're getting compatible ism mixed up with hypocrite.
02:05:32
My bad. Yeah. Hypocritical.
02:05:34
That's what I meant. What did I say?
02:05:37
Fuck You
02:05:41
compatibly compatible ism
02:05:44
if I think if I think cannibalism in my head now I can say it.
02:05:50
Okay.
02:05:50
Compatible ism compatible ism
02:05:53
compatible is
02:05:58
a valuable ism I'm talking about and compatible and
02:06:03
agreeable isn't.
02:06:05
We was just that one.
02:06:06
That one's just for the
02:06:08
jism and believe the sound doesn't work on this other one.
02:06:13
We planned a bold jism.
02:06:17
I got a dream
02:06:19
killer of bull jism with Hannibal
02:06:24
Visions.
02:06:25
Visions.
02:06:27
Right. That's.
02:06:28
There should be plenty for that
02:06:31
very high. Sure.
02:06:32
I mean, why is that not playing anybody? Know
02:06:37
what My thing it is point a bigger thing.
02:06:39
My TV.
02:06:40
No, this.
02:06:41
I can only hear one grammar thing.
02:06:42
These other two which are set exactly the same Created the same time
02:06:46
I hear no sound lost. Cause
02:06:51
now I read it.
02:06:52
I can.
02:06:53
I can hear that.
02:06:54
Oh I heard it sorta know it's probably got to.
02:06:56
Yeah, a little. Just a second.
02:07:00
Ridiculous.
02:07:04
Oh well, it was pretty good.
02:07:05
This one too,
02:07:08
friends.
02:07:09
Oh, I bet it's the ducking that's the problem,
02:07:13
said Mother. Ducking, ducking.
02:07:14
It's the term.
02:07:15
I got it.
02:07:16
Ducking was predetermined, you see.
02:07:20
Why even bother?
02:07:20
It's predetermined that I'm going to fail is what I think now.
02:07:23
I'm a defeatist now. Thanks, Gary.
02:07:25
Whatever you were working at, trying to try to break me away
02:07:28
from my relationship with God and now my relationship with goodness
02:07:31
and feelings that I can use to get the whole thing.
02:07:35
You've got to you've got to fulfill the challenge you give up.
02:07:38
It's so liberating, dear.
02:07:40
I'm going to be right behind in here pretty soon if we keep going.
02:07:43
Brady's got a foot fetish. Let's keep going.
02:07:45
Is a different harder.
02:07:46
Wow Dude, that was ruthless.
02:07:49
But actually, I know I haven't.
02:07:51
I never said I was nice.
02:07:55
Feel like I just got shot.
02:07:57
That's cool. I'll step up.
02:08:00
Number two seed, right?
02:08:01
Exactly.
02:08:02
Yeah.
02:08:03
Promotion
02:08:06
yeah, yeah.
02:08:07
Brady's just keeping your seat warm.
02:08:11
Oh, my finger warm.
02:08:12
God damn it.
02:08:14
Oops.
02:08:18
Well, you got that.
02:08:18
You got that cued up yet?
02:08:20
That other that next video.
02:08:21
I got my gloves on.
02:08:23
The one with the TV on it.
02:08:25
The TV is a wonderful, nice little fun one
02:08:28
and we find the button for that.
02:08:32
Tap the button says draw
02:08:36
to have the button says draw.
02:08:40
Is it evident?
02:08:41
Do we do it?
02:08:42
Yeah, it's happening. Is it a success?
02:08:44
And miracles
02:08:47
happen.
02:08:49
This come to see
02:08:54
you have one or two terrible
02:08:57
35 here near the scene.
02:09:01
The last word don't you see some stabbings
02:09:08
some of them.
02:09:12
We're leaving here.
02:09:17
I mean,
02:09:21
your goal is to make one thing away.
02:09:26
Has raised
02:09:29
36 million between the 3/20 Street.
02:09:34
The North Korean dream.
02:09:37
In regard to rendition,
02:09:40
people are sleeping in the streets to do their face.
02:09:44
Tell me if they're breathing.
02:09:48
Well, we communicate
02:09:49
with the written word for very catchy.
02:09:53
You know, we go over to the
02:09:57
great American school.
02:09:59
So let's take a
02:10:04
in this great 18 year old.
02:10:18
You got to get water
02:10:34
based on
02:10:36
improvement.
02:10:37
Down you go.
02:10:40
Best to just
02:10:44
sort of have a little bit with you.
02:10:46
Burn and keep that damn razors in.
02:10:54
They just made
02:10:57
13 right around
02:10:58
and pretty terrible weight as far as they're getting together
02:11:03
learn skills three years
02:11:06
seniors nurses the neighbor between
02:11:16
nurse
02:11:19
three
02:11:22
over very
02:11:24
first year this little girl
02:11:28
three three years.
02:11:38
I think that's code for something
02:11:40
that is my new favorite song.
02:11:47
It's very catchy.
02:11:49
Oh yeah.
02:11:50
The the strumming banjo is fantastic.
02:11:53
The I like the Muppets.
02:11:56
I saw that first on the late night with the Dennis Paul Show.
02:12:00
Shout out to them pro starting right now. I,
02:12:04
I moved out to Armada
02:12:07
to get away from the Nags
02:12:14
that really I think
02:12:17
I believe it is Wow
02:12:22
but that's just to be fair
02:12:23
even the nags move away from the nags that's perfectly fine.
02:12:27
It's more or less the it's more or less the area
02:12:30
than any one specific person.
02:12:34
But right exactly.
02:12:36
Now I've got to draw story.
02:12:39
I, I walked into a party store
02:12:42
in the ghetto and an elderly black woman
02:12:46
was doing her lottery and she was just standing the counter.
02:12:50
And I walk in and I do conduct my business
02:12:55
and then
02:12:58
someone of particular
02:13:00
origin walks in dressed like a gangster,
02:13:03
and she grabs her purse from the one arm and switches it to the other arm
02:13:08
or the other side of her body from the the guy dressed like a gangster.
02:13:14
All behavior.
02:13:15
She didn't demonstrate when I walked in, but she changed her behavior
02:13:19
when someone of her ethnicity walked in.
02:13:23
Oh, breaking news.
02:13:27
It was a black guy.
02:13:30
Oh, it was a black woman.
02:13:33
Yeah, it was interesting.
02:13:35
Yeah. I was the only white person in the store.
02:13:37
Yeah, it's more or less how your dress and your demeanor so much your
02:13:41
demographic.
02:13:44
Yeah.
02:13:45
Okay.
02:13:45
Well, typically,
02:13:49
I mean, I guess I was, I think, civilized.
02:13:53
And she, in her opinion, I mean, she was that
02:13:56
you look like you're going to rape her.
02:13:58
You don't look like you're going to steal her purse.
02:14:01
Right.
02:14:02
She probably groped her.
02:14:04
She probably couldn't.
02:14:05
Your virginal lips together when you were around.
02:14:09
You just didn't tell.
02:14:10
You couldn't tell.
02:14:10
But when he walked in, she was like, Oh, my purse.
02:14:13
He's not going away. Right?
02:14:14
He'll definitely rob me.
02:14:17
So that works Yeah,
02:14:19
yeah.
02:14:20
People have said, I've got the rapey vibe,
02:14:23
dude, I'm so broke he'd be more worried about the Nevermind.
02:14:27
So it's a vibe?
02:14:30
Yeah.
02:14:33
And it's rapey
02:14:35
next week.
02:14:37
Isn't everybody speaking?
02:14:39
Or maybe I don't.
02:14:40
I don't mind. Can we.
02:14:42
Can we have a three hour show?
02:14:44
Yeah, I don't remind it.
02:14:45
Revisiting this wasn't It's hard when children talk dirty
02:14:49
but that's this room for kids smut.
02:14:53
I'm scared.
02:14:54
Should I be like, should I click it if you like it
02:14:57
and I go to And then why does it say commit now?
02:15:00
Oh, yeah.
02:15:02
And this is a good one.
02:15:03
This book is on the stand I like to read your page here,
02:15:07
my back over my hips
02:15:08
as I ask you to take it, take your clothes off.
02:15:12
And he's saying yes.
02:15:13
Before I finish sentence, he's pulling off my t shirt, laughing.
02:15:17
When I can't undo his shirt buttons, he's undoing my belt.
02:15:20
I'm reaching into his bed for a condom or kissing again, we're rolling over.
02:15:26
Obviously, you can see where this is going.
02:15:28
I don't know if it's because we're feeling especially emotional or just tired
02:15:33
or these past of weeks have been too much.
02:15:36
But this reminds me so much of the first time we had sex.
02:15:39
We were both fucking terrified.
02:15:41
And the love that Gary was a fucking.
02:15:45
And you can find most of these most of these when they try
02:15:49
to read this, the actual council people or the school board people
02:15:53
kick them out and call the police.
02:15:54
They say, You're not allowed to say that. You can't say that in public.
02:15:57
You can't say that.
02:15:57
They're like, Do this.
02:15:58
In my first and third grade class, we're just so allowed to say it.
02:16:01
Usually it's the adults let that happen.
02:16:04
So I don't know if this is different because it's a kid doing it
02:16:08
because it should be a wake up call.
02:16:10
I'd be like, So I can't read it here, but that's a yeah, that's weird.
02:16:13
It's inappropriate for this room with adults in it.
02:16:16
What is there are there they all do go,
02:16:18
Oh, there's children in here and it's like it's in the fucking library.
02:16:21
I just love that he swears, but.
02:16:22
And that is this is essentially just talking dirty.
02:16:25
Let's be clear.
02:16:26
But if we ask to get these books out of the school, starts labeling,
02:16:30
stop labeling it book
02:16:31
banning or book burnings, because you can still buy
02:16:33
the book on Amazon and provide it for your kids.
02:16:35
If you want to break into free speech, knock yourself out.
02:16:38
If you want to indoctrinate your kid to be a homosexual, you can do that.
02:16:42
And if you don't think if you don't think kids are smart enough to seek it out.
02:16:45
When I was in like first grade, we had like a National Geographic with
02:16:49
no, yeah, no.
02:16:50
And we everybody went to it.
02:16:52
It was like, that's all there was.
02:16:55
And you kind of warm inside sometimes, too,
02:16:56
depending on if you look to the man or the woman.
02:16:59
It was like it tickled. But it was.
02:17:01
It was like having a sneeze but on the inside.
02:17:05
It's like climbing a rope.
02:17:07
I never climbed a rope.
02:17:09
She really never had anybody ever had the rope.
02:17:12
Never climbed the rope in my life.
02:17:13
What's that like? Don't think I ever have.
02:17:16
I don't know.
02:17:16
But I love how there is probably some people out there
02:17:18
like whacking into this kid talking dirty here.
02:17:21
It in the whole thing was kind of like
02:17:23
on the screen they didn't know, you know, but
02:17:27
but it was good too.
02:17:28
So good because we were a matter of emotions
02:17:32
and we were starting to cry for help and everywhere.
02:17:35
So this sort of thing just sort of feels like that never touches me.
02:17:40
They make you scared that any minute now this book that my middle school
02:17:44
and it was on a stand when I rented it out to show my dad's part,
02:17:48
the librarian asked if I wanted more librarians.
02:17:53
Librarian Yeah, he says, Librarian.
02:17:55
I said, The best part of the best part is the response of the librarian.
02:17:57
And I wonder what this librarian looks like.
02:17:59
Probably has a short hair, maybe dyed teal or purple.
02:18:03
Yeah, the version has a penis.
02:18:07
Maybe.
02:18:08
And if I wanted a graphic novel area and asked if I wanted more
02:18:11
and if I wanted a graphic novel version for eating a graphic novel version
02:18:15
that was going to look like he has a graphic novel out in his van.
02:18:19
Well, the fact that the fucking librarian knows
02:18:22
that there's a graphic novel version of this, like, kid smut
02:18:29
zealot would.
02:18:30
God, that's okay with that.
02:18:32
He's just, you know, having a little gender bias.
02:18:34
Just curious, can.
02:18:36
Okay. So and boy,
02:18:39
so that kills your father.
02:18:42
Okay, good.
02:18:43
I was asking for you.
02:18:44
Yeah, I'll take another 3 minutes.
02:18:46
So that's my double down bitch.
02:18:48
11 years old that went to his library
02:18:51
and found that his library entry door old.
02:18:54
You know, that kid said same way in our library.
02:18:57
This is. This is what he's finding.
02:19:00
I don't care whether it's gay, straight,
02:19:03
bisexual, whatever the terms are for.
02:19:06
All this stuff doesn't need to be our school
02:19:10
doesn't need to be at my 11 year old's library.
02:19:13
And then as far as gender queer girl, I've got a son in the high school as well.
02:19:18
And this is bullshit.
02:19:20
We know it all right?
02:19:22
We do not need to be having literature That's boys how to suck death.
02:19:28
All right?
02:19:28
This is very, very frustrating about it.
02:19:32
Okay?
02:19:32
And you may think that schools, you know, the best for our children
02:19:36
the best for our children. The parents
02:19:40
love the.
02:19:42
Yeah, the parents.
02:19:44
Why not allowed?
02:19:45
Parents are domestic terrorists.
02:19:48
Now, the parents like her. They let them talk.
02:19:50
They let them fucking drive the they let them swear and shit.
02:19:54
They didn't say anything.
02:19:55
They were stone faced that everyone else is clapping the audience.
02:19:58
But yeah, I mean, that's what they're doing.
02:20:02
They talk of graphic depictions of oral sex on men, on man.
02:20:08
And if, if you're going to be fair, then where is the woman on man?
02:20:10
Where's the woman on woman books?
02:20:13
I don't want any of it.
02:20:14
Yeah, no, not just.
02:20:16
You should just be blind to it and whatever you're into, just
02:20:20
as long as it's not.
02:20:21
As long as it's not as zoo.
02:20:23
As we learned on our last show,
02:20:28
Gary Bail for the maps part, unfortunately,
02:20:30
is that the only line that we have to draw is bestiality and kids.
02:20:35
Well, what other what other?
02:20:37
What do you the fuck? A ghost?
02:20:40
No, I think the ghost fucks you.
02:20:43
There are them weird videos that people claim. They're.
02:20:44
They're obviously fake
02:20:47
or cheating.
02:20:49
No, honey, honest.
02:20:50
It was a ghost.
02:20:50
I don't know where the semen came from.
02:20:52
Barrow
02:20:54
thought somebody was just like, Oh, I totally a ghost.
02:20:56
Even though he's just humping his mattress half asleep.
02:21:01
I'm sure that's
02:21:02
how half of these stories start
02:21:06
over.
02:21:06
The villagers have a slave.
02:21:09
Look, I can tell he's going to say it already.
02:21:10
He's got more to do.
02:21:13
I'm stopping you before you start.
02:21:16
It's not.
02:21:17
It's not predetermined.
02:21:19
But you do.
02:21:21
You got to get me to stop eating on my mike.
02:21:23
You got to have a whistle rant of wisdom.
02:21:27
And we got one more with
02:21:28
a word of the word and a word of the day for the week.
02:21:34
Yeah.
02:21:38
What do you want to call?
02:21:38
You want to call? He knows me.
02:21:41
We're not allowed to call people.
02:21:42
Can we go out?
02:21:44
I have recently
02:21:47
next week I'm going to have an automatic trigger.
02:21:49
I got to say, breaking news and bam, it comes.
02:21:52
And I'm also going to have a drink whenever you're quiet
02:21:55
for less than or for more than 2 minutes.
02:21:58
Yeah, You're trying to figure out a way out.
02:22:00
I can tell. I can smell it.
02:22:02
All right,
02:22:04
so we're going to fight that.
02:22:06
He's got nothing else going
02:22:08
for me.
02:22:09
I would love to.
02:22:11
And I'm okay.
02:22:13
I got no after show in me either to you, because I got a frickin
02:22:17
I'm not going to complain because it's a few hours after you.
02:22:19
But still, after a long day today.
02:22:21
I don't know how people
02:22:23
want to how people do this day after day.
02:22:28
It's pretty.
02:22:29
It's predetermined.
02:22:31
Well, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
02:22:34
That that's so loud.
02:22:37
No, I have no idea what you're saying.
02:22:41
Yeah, His phone is hot.
02:22:43
I got a little flame next to it.
02:22:44
I think he just lit on fire, though.
02:22:46
So I hope the rant of wisdom has a way that I can be a little bit more uplifting
02:22:51
because this whole defeatist fucking determinism shit suck.
02:22:54
It just sucks, doesn't it?
02:22:58
Doesn't that kind of suck?
02:23:05
I told you, I fucking hate when he does that shit.
02:23:08
Where do you go? He's gone.
02:23:10
He's there. I mean, just hear him.
02:23:12
I hear him, but I don't see him. Really?
02:23:13
I assume he's not on the is ugly.
02:23:16
Is this his dipshit mug on the field where?
02:23:20
Do you go?
02:23:22
You miss him?
02:23:23
Do you miss him? You can look at this one,
02:23:25
but you know he's not on the feed.
02:23:28
Look, it says Choma. It's his killer show.
02:23:30
No, it's.
02:23:32
I don't know.
02:23:32
You jumped away for a second, Jomo for life.
02:23:35
It's an anal rave over here.
02:23:37
It's a flop.
02:23:39
No, I muted says beep, boop, muted.
02:23:42
Everybody.
02:23:46
What does that say?
02:23:47
Semen.
02:23:48
It says inside
02:23:52
How Doug Burns fag flame Jomo
02:23:56
to get a prince tattoo right here Prince
02:24:00
zoom in and draw your back.
02:24:01
There you are.
02:24:02
How do you do? Right here.
02:24:05
Upside down crosses.
02:24:08
You got notes on the back right here?
02:24:10
No, it's just what it looks like from the rear.
02:24:13
Look, there's no there's a cigaret.
02:24:15
See, I saw that. So you see them?
02:24:18
It doesn't even look like here anymore.
02:24:20
You see the M, the G.
02:24:23
Matt Groening.
02:24:24
I did The Simpsons. Matt Groening in it.
02:24:26
Oh, no.
02:24:27
Yeah, Look at this color. His beautiful. Come over.
02:24:30
Look at the strands.
02:24:32
That's nice.
02:24:33
We covered all of it.
02:24:34
We grew it out and go forward
02:24:37
some. People do that.
02:24:39
It is it actually is predetermined
02:24:41
if you will have hair loss or not.
02:24:45
Yes, it is. Yeah. I have a little trick.
02:24:47
I play it
02:24:47
because there used to be this commercial
02:24:49
that would just repeat over and over again.
02:24:51
Are you going bald? Are you going bald?
02:24:53
Are you going? And I was like, Turn it off.
02:24:55
No, don't listen to it.
02:24:56
And it's worked for me. So far.
02:24:58
Oh, really?
02:24:59
Just go and wait.
02:25:01
I can't hear Gary. He's been talking the whole time, and I had a muted.
02:25:05
My dad always told me
02:25:06
that if I were to rinse every entire time.
02:25:10
Yeah, go ahead, do your monologue.
02:25:12
So is that a real Windsor knot
02:25:13
or did you just do a stupid little cross over it up and through
02:25:16
the real full Windsor that you didn't
02:25:20
hear? I can tell by here it's cockeyed.
02:25:22
You need to
02:25:24
show that he goes through Windsor.
02:25:28
You did a regular not the Windsor.
02:25:31
No it's a full Windsor not knowing.
02:25:36
In fact zoom in on it.
02:25:38
It's on
02:25:40
that video.
02:25:41
On video knowing.
02:25:43
What are you getting dressed by? Go eat now.
02:25:45
I got a show.
02:25:46
I've got a closing to perform.
02:25:48
You have an important meeting after this.
02:25:53
Oh, this is the important meeting.
02:25:55
Important business. You guys get it?
02:25:59
That's important.
02:26:01
So we look at the seven rappers that predicted their own deaths, yet.
02:26:05
Yes, we're looking at it.
02:26:07
Whatever happened, the band, whatever happened to the Mount Rushmore?
02:26:11
Remember, Mount Rushmore
02:26:13
offers to Mount Rushmore of
02:26:17
Mount Rushmore of
02:26:20
Destiny, Kismet and compatible ism.
02:26:24
Those are all words that mean similar to the same thing.
02:26:27
They're all different words.
02:26:28
I'll agree with you there.
02:26:29
They're all words.
02:26:31
Okay.
02:26:32
What was that?
02:26:33
What was the Mount Rushmore question?
02:26:36
Well, every Mount Rushmore has a question.
02:26:40
What was the determined subject of the Mount?
02:26:43
Hi. You've commissioned me to carve this mountain.
02:26:46
What is my topic?
02:26:48
Oh, gourds
02:26:52
like pumpkins.
02:26:54
Yeah.
02:26:54
Pumpkin pie, corn, squash big name for gourds.
02:26:59
You guys really? Hold on.
02:26:59
Hold on. Pocket squash. Yeah.
02:27:03
So was that a real or not?
02:27:04
Or did you just do a stupid little crossover? It.
02:27:06
I'm sure
02:27:08
no one's going to listen to myself.
02:27:13
Who wins? So.
02:27:15
So the Mount Rushmore.
02:27:16
Mount Rushmore of gnats.
02:27:18
What is the winner there? Yeah.
02:27:20
Oh, yeah.
02:27:22
Slip Knox
02:27:25
News.
02:27:30
That's what they call the clue.
02:27:32
They call the
02:27:34
the the hymen.
02:27:36
My favorite.
02:27:37
My favorite.
02:27:37
Not that I actually know how to do and I blow people away with is the sheep shank.
02:27:42
And it's the only one I know.
02:27:44
The sheep shank.
02:27:45
Her shank.
02:27:46
The sheep Gary's got a sheep
02:27:49
using go through it gets tighter than the loops.
02:27:52
He goes through tubes you go through.
02:27:55
So what's our Mount Rushmore?
02:27:56
I missed that answer.
02:27:57
Simple. I don't know.
02:27:58
You can't even put them out.
02:27:59
Rushmore on the topic, can you?
02:28:02
It's pretty true.
02:28:03
You can.
02:28:04
It's Mount Rushmore of anything you make the amount.
02:28:07
Rushmore of Mount Rushmore is about the Mount Rushmore of board games.
02:28:12
Okay, Monopoly Chess,
02:28:16
Scrabble.
02:28:17
Oh, I like it.
02:28:20
Checkers, chess and checkers is kind of the same to me.
02:28:23
No, that's not what you do.
02:28:25
You start with checkers.
02:28:27
Invented popularity.
02:28:29
After the big adults played, there was a pile of lawn,
02:28:32
and the kids started playing checkers with the pawns.
02:28:34
I'm sure it's function.
02:28:35
Chess is number one. Checkers is number two.
02:28:37
I see board games all time. All right.
02:28:40
If only there was some way we could find out.
02:28:42
Number three probably might be Monopoly.
02:28:45
I bet it is.
02:28:46
I don't think Scrabble is on that list, unfortunately.
02:28:48
No, no, I like Chutes and Ladders.
02:28:51
Maybe feel like we've done this in Chutes and Ladders Candy Land.
02:28:55
Yeah. Oh, Clue.
02:28:58
Clues and really quite a lot of spinoffs.
02:29:02
Video game, right?
02:29:06
Yeah.
02:29:08
I've got to like a Transformers risk.
02:29:10
I've got like Star Wars. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
02:29:12
We got Transformers.
02:29:15
Yes it was trends You, you pick the trends right out of there.
02:29:19
Danger is handsome
02:29:23
is right out of there.
02:29:26
Trends is in robot. Definitely.
02:29:29
Yeah.
02:29:29
What's what's the deviant Mount Rushmore.
02:29:31
Oh, the deviant Rushmore.
02:29:34
Okay, so it's bestiality.
02:29:35
You still got to find that, I think.
02:29:38
PC or macro necrophilia?
02:29:42
Necrophilia? Definitely not.
02:29:45
I really do. Almost crime.
02:29:46
That's a harmless crime.
02:29:48
It is not What is not whose party from this?
02:29:52
I got it I got skull had a Halloween and it hurt like fucking hell.
02:29:57
There is definitely.
02:29:57
Yeah yeah you are injured burned erotic bleeds.
02:30:02
Protip if you are to murder some,
02:30:03
if you were to rape someone and murder them, murder
02:30:07
at least that you murdered them first and then rape them because it's
02:30:10
necrophilia and. Right.
02:30:12
I would much rather charge.
02:30:14
It's a lesser charge. Yeah. Okay.
02:30:17
I would much rather hear of somebody
02:30:19
fucking a dead person desecrating corpse versus like.
02:30:23
Like a sex cry.
02:30:24
Like a crime of passion, like type weird shit.
02:30:27
I can't think of a fourth pro-tip
02:30:30
just straight rape.
02:30:32
Brady
02:30:33
Straight rape, straight rape.
02:30:36
What about gay rape or.
02:30:37
Yeah, what about, you know, we covered that gay rape your face, huh?
02:30:44
I think Gary says that in the Rose Spring
02:30:47
raise of gay with my face changed my determinism.
02:30:51
If rape is one I didn't there are we dive into everybody Rivers
02:30:57
Yes we better we crash the podcast into a moving train every week.
02:31:01
You know that we should have a moving train crash every week.
02:31:07
Train crash?
02:31:10
No, like video
02:31:12
in a new train crash area every week.
02:31:14
Every week that the new segment
02:31:17
is replacing raw stories nude segment.
02:31:21
So these are kind of weird because I've always
02:31:23
heard about the Tupac one, but so Notorious B.I.G.
02:31:27
Wrote lyrics, blah blah, blah.
02:31:31
He was killed in a drive by shooting.
02:31:33
He grabbed.
02:31:33
I'm glad that
02:31:36
they pull out one lyric and go lucky.
02:31:38
He called her his own death, but I love it.
02:31:41
Yeah. Most. Yeah. Yep.
02:31:42
All artists urban, urban, hip hop people think that they're
02:31:46
probably going to die an early death because of where they come from.
02:31:50
No necessary.
02:31:51
Like they're predicting it.
02:31:52
It's just kind of like a
02:31:54
summer sunset.
02:31:55
Really. Prophecies.
02:31:57
Yeah.
02:31:57
This was it. So Lisa loved.
02:31:59
I love that I don't know.
02:32:01
I don't know half of these.
02:32:04
You know, the left. I'm sorry I forgot.
02:32:06
I only know.
02:32:06
I only know three of these.
02:32:09
One, two, three.
02:32:10
Those are the three. I know.
02:32:11
I don't know these people.
02:32:13
I know. I don't know those people.
02:32:16
I don't know.
02:32:17
I've heard it too.
02:32:17
But you never heard she was there, Was she documentary.
02:32:21
So this is what's weird to me.
02:32:22
The rapper gets into a car accident killing a little boy.
02:32:24
So I don't know if she was a driver.
02:32:26
I hope not. But she was shaken by the incident.
02:32:29
All her friends that she felt she saw the spirit of death.
02:32:32
It's kind of like a final destination thing. Right?
02:32:34
And then she died in a tragic, tragic car accident in Honduras.
02:32:39
Two weeks later,
02:32:40
Tupac and more.
02:32:43
But he definitely rapped a lot about dying early.
02:32:48
And then he up dying early.
02:32:51
I never heard of this guy Jinx.
02:32:54
It's kind of cute because I think he's like, Is that like an Asian reference?
02:32:57
Chinks his emblazoned or is
02:33:01
he I don't know.
02:33:03
Doesn't have either high or low say chinks
02:33:08
chink.
02:33:09
So it kind of is like a wink and a nod, right?
02:33:12
Never heard of him. But
02:33:14
see, like he spoke about friends that died
02:33:17
living a similar lifestyle and blah blah, blah probably happened to him soon.
02:33:20
So it's like it's it's kind of like it's shit
02:33:22
that they think is happening because it's like a fortuneteller saying
02:33:25
or a fortune cookie saying, you know, do things and good things will happen to you.
02:33:28
Oh, really? Work hard and you'll get rewarded. Really?
02:33:31
Yeah.
02:33:31
And also, I don't mean to be like overly specific, but,
02:33:36
you know certain demographics, their parents telling them
02:33:39
that they're going
02:33:39
to be murdered by the police and then when they get pulled over by the police,
02:33:43
there's a few days immediately documented
02:33:46
because they think that they're trying to be murdered
02:33:48
and they basically incite their own murder.
02:33:51
Are you able to flip through that without me even looking at it?
02:33:55
Oh, I have it up.
02:33:56
Did you have it up to.
02:33:58
Oh, you actually able to display.
02:34:00
Yeah.
02:34:01
I just can't I can't have sound.
02:34:04
So as as you as you roll through it I'm Yeah.
02:34:07
Okay.
02:34:07
That was like, like how you the image of the bunch.
02:34:10
Yeah.
02:34:10
So D12 is so this is a dumb lyric with 40 ounce which is a good song.
02:34:15
Well, wait, I'm going to call him. I'm in the club.
02:34:18
The beep.
02:34:18
You got to murder me 2od
02:34:22
with the burgundy. Here
02:34:25
sound The tragedy
02:34:28
video. Yeah.
02:34:30
The tragedy was also played out in Eminem's toy soldiers video
02:34:32
with proof or eerily playing a rapper who is shot dead in in the club.
02:34:39
Random.
02:34:39
I reference my girlfriend's friend growing up as a human.
02:34:44
Not that that matters, but he was.
02:34:45
He came out to her first ever.
02:34:48
But her dad is a famous music video producer.
02:34:52
He actually produced that toy Soldiers video and her
02:34:56
his son is the little boy in that video
02:34:59
and still looks like the kid and the dude.
02:35:04
He had a song
02:35:05
that he was trying to break into music, but it's very poppy.
02:35:09
Teased to Ellie is his name and he has like one song.
02:35:13
It's it's kind of funny, but long story short,
02:35:18
and I don't know who the fuck dollar is, but that guy's got a fucking grill
02:35:21
and a half. Look at that shit.
02:35:23
Where is this tooth gone? Where's that?
02:35:26
Is that coming this way or is I going that way?
02:35:28
Which way? Which is?
02:35:31
It's the one thing
02:35:32
in the whole cosmic universe that is not pretty determined in his mind.
02:35:35
It was.
02:35:36
Yeah,
02:35:38
you shot early so there's kind of a I don't know, they kind of
02:35:43
write their own privacy when they are in a specific life.
02:35:46
So but I don't know.
02:35:48
That's what makes me
02:35:49
think of one of the things I think of with predetermined melody.
02:35:55
Kids, kids, kids.
02:35:58
Just some predetermined or just to turn it has
02:36:01
oh is just determined it's just happening hasn't it.
02:36:07
Well say say kismet one more time.
02:36:10
Are you saying with it you think it's a
02:36:14
it's kismet sort of
02:36:18
kismet.
02:36:21
I don't know where they met.
02:36:22
Where did kiss me, Destiny.
02:36:24
Fate?
02:36:28
Yeah.
02:36:28
See, See, motherfucker, You get one of these
02:36:33
going on, Like welcome.
02:36:35
That's a real one.
02:36:36
Well, come on.
02:36:38
That's creepy.
02:36:40
Parents incoherent.
02:36:46
All right.
02:36:47
Apparently, in the early 1970s, David Bowie, Lou Reed
02:36:50
and the New York Dolls made men in makeup cool.
02:36:54
So it no wonder that a Queens man wanted to try it out to kiss
02:36:57
Originally wore lipstick and eyeliner, recalling musician
02:37:00
Blinky Philips, who went to high school with guitarist Paul Stanley.
02:37:04
But Gene Simmons bassist saw himself in the mirror
02:37:07
and really realizing he looked like a wrestler in drag.
02:37:13
The only way they can it work was to create theatrical characters
02:37:16
inspired by comic books, superheroes, a Starchild, a demon, a spaceman.
02:37:22
Okay, I'm sorry.
02:37:23
So the weird thing with fucking chicks is, like, I'm ready for this from
02:37:28
the start, child.
02:37:30
That sounds like the guy is fucking being in the world.
02:37:32
Who is my child demon?
02:37:33
Okay, I'm done with the space, man.
02:37:36
So how, like, how.
02:37:39
How old are you, though?
02:37:41
And then you're right.
02:37:43
We already talked about this already.
02:37:45
Oh, you're not totally 50.
02:37:48
I'm 38.
02:37:49
So what you're
02:37:50
missing is like the Ziggy Stardust and the seventies and early eighties.
02:37:53
Everything was named like what you're saying right now.
02:37:56
So it really wasn't unusual.
02:37:58
Starchild was like, Okay, this space man
02:38:01
sounds going to get every kid that's I'm trying to tell you.
02:38:05
You think everybody thinks it was
02:38:07
this whole everything in the late seventies was gay.
02:38:10
That's what I'm trying to tell you.
02:38:12
Yeah. Yeah, I like super gay.
02:38:14
No, but, like, no, this is
02:38:16
fucking big
02:38:17
bellbottoms, you know, Keep on chugging and it isn't getting.
02:38:21
It's like if you saw the logo, it was.
02:38:24
It was like, keep on gay.
02:38:27
Were gay.
02:38:29
I don't mind.
02:38:30
I don't mean homosexual, I mean flamboyant, but yeah, extremely gay.
02:38:36
Happy like Prince Gay. David Bowie. Gay.
02:38:39
Elton John. David Bowie.
02:38:40
Yeah.
02:38:41
Kids Don't know.
02:38:42
No, you can't say. Oh, because I actually was gay, actually.
02:38:44
Yeah. Sorry. The way he looked in the seventies.
02:38:46
No, he wasn't gay.
02:38:48
He looked good. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
02:38:51
But you can you going to find someone who was wasn't like jeans.
02:38:53
It was like he was the perfect right. Yeah.
02:38:56
That's not.
02:38:57
He was Freddie Mercury.
02:39:00
No you got to find of fanboy but not gay.
02:39:03
Yeah yeah yeah correct. Even the birds,
02:39:07
even the Brady Bunch.
02:39:08
They are a great example.
02:39:11
I've got a I've got a video of Richard Simmons.
02:39:15
Richard Simmons They were huge.
02:39:17
Let's play out Richard Simmons the rest of the hour.
02:39:21
VHS rib kiss was Jewish, right?
02:39:24
That's why they had to hand this one.
02:39:25
They had to hide mums.
02:39:27
So they're all Jewish.
02:39:27
That's why they made it to Hollywood. Finding a friend.
02:39:30
They got this sound effect.
02:39:31
Yeah.
02:39:32
You don't hear on camera for a few months. You
02:39:43
as a player replaying some of them.
02:39:46
I see Kiss
02:39:48
Kismet kiss.
02:39:50
No, it's kismet.
02:39:52
It's a Z. I met me.
02:39:55
Well, the pronunciation
02:39:59
was it's well, wilderness pronunciation is important.
02:40:04
This is the original VHS of of people
02:40:06
should know that pronunciation is a word.
02:40:10
It is not right.
02:40:12
It's a hard to
02:40:14
pronounce and pronunciation
02:40:17
of a name.
02:40:18
It's kind of a joke.
02:40:20
Can I don't hear anything I want to make a
02:40:23
I do five think they turn it down.
02:40:27
That's it.
02:40:28
You're kicking off the
02:40:31
keynotes by country
02:40:35
and channels.
02:40:36
And I just got here
02:40:42
now, but
02:40:45
I can
02:40:48
get you back
02:40:52
higher than minimum gains on your feet.
02:40:54
Never mind
02:40:57
the mundane dancing in the fucking world.
02:41:01
I don't know.
02:41:01
This is the work I'm very proud of.
02:41:03
My mom paid money for that in the nineties.
02:41:08
Yeah.
02:41:08
Him and Jane Fonda cornered the market.
02:41:11
Yeah,
02:41:13
but they predetermined that like, 8 billion years ago.
02:41:16
So what's the. The big Bang?
02:41:19
The big bang?
02:41:19
I said, Oh, you ready?
02:41:22
There Is this point.
02:41:24
There was Richard Simmons. I don't get it.
02:41:27
There's no.
02:41:28
But I know you don't get it.
02:41:29
I'm trying to convince you that there is still a point.
02:41:33
How? You're just saying. See, I disagree.
02:41:35
You're not trying to compare.
02:41:37
You just restate.
02:41:38
You're stating repeatedly over and over again that there is a point.
02:41:41
Why is there a point?
02:41:43
Point? Show me. Oh, okay.
02:41:45
So you're saying there isn't a point now
02:41:48
that you understand that it was all determined,
02:41:51
but you there was before you thought it was determined?
02:41:55
No, no, not exactly.
02:41:57
Go ahead.
02:41:57
Okay. So there was never a point anyway.
02:42:00
No, there was always a point.
02:42:02
There was a point. Okay.
02:42:03
You either
02:42:05
gain information or not gain information better myself or not better myself.
02:42:09
Get to work 15 minutes early or get to work 15 minutes late.
02:42:12
One was better, one was worse.
02:42:14
But now you're telling me that either way, and I know that I
02:42:18
for some reason I'm connecting it as a predetermined instead of determine,
02:42:21
which is my problem is it's making me completely defeatist. Like
02:42:26
if it's already determined, which it really isn't.
02:42:29
Because that's the paradox.
02:42:30
See, we're saying it's predetermined mind,
02:42:33
but it's not.
02:42:34
My tomorrow morning isn't predetermined in my purview
02:42:38
by any by any means, right?
02:42:41
That's it doesn't change anything.
02:42:44
That's why wait, because it has just as much meaning
02:42:49
as before.
02:42:49
You understood what's really going on.
02:42:52
But now you get to understand what's really going on.
02:42:55
But you shouldn't allow it to change anything
02:42:58
because it doesn't.
02:43:02
Then there is no
02:43:03
the terminal isn't that there's nothing predetermined, there's nothing determined.
02:43:08
It's based on everyone's influential choice.
02:43:11
So there is no paradox.
02:43:13
There's no such thing as determinism.
02:43:15
Nothing is spelled out yet in my in my purview, my experience.
02:43:20
I mean, if there's a big bang, physicists say it's all happened in an instant,
02:43:22
so be it.
02:43:23
But that's not from where I'm sitting, not for my simulation, precisely.
02:43:29
I would argue it would work more.
02:43:30
A video game like Mario, original Mario, you going to the screen?
02:43:36
So the goombas coming your way.
02:43:37
You have a choice to either
02:43:39
jump over it, jump on it, Hit the coin box, not hit the coin box.
02:43:44
You're still you're so force humanoid.
02:43:47
You're still forced to ride this linear path, but you're you still have,
02:43:52
say, in the main aspects of it
02:43:54
as we progress through it.
02:43:59
But what are you doing out of that invisible string?
02:44:03
How does that get in my sack?
02:44:05
Oh my woman,
02:44:10
I don't know.
02:44:11
He's quickly hiding in my head.
02:44:13
What are you doing Digging around in your socks.
02:44:16
My wife has long hair, but I think. Did it intermingle?
02:44:21
Oh, yeah, it was.
02:44:22
It was predetermined we put there.
02:44:24
Did she wear my socks?
02:44:27
Everything is her head.
02:44:29
If everything's predetermined,
02:44:30
why couldn't we have made this podcast better?
02:44:33
Right?
02:44:34
How it was supposed to be all.
02:44:36
It must be some freewill or some influence other than just some.
02:44:41
See the the maze analogy is what gets me.
02:44:43
I'd rather
02:44:44
when I learned that you could cheat a maze,
02:44:46
I had these whole books full of games and I was like, Wait a minute.
02:44:51
And I could have done
02:44:51
that the whole time, but I'd much rather would have done it
02:44:54
the correct way and lived life the correct way with choices.
02:44:58
And that's more fun.
02:44:59
It's more fun that way.
02:45:00
Yeah, it's definitely fun.
02:45:02
I me grown up with my games by doing it, by doing it that way.
02:45:07
There was definitely like if you're not once you do a maze, you know, once
02:45:10
you do it wrong, you're supposed to just stop and you like, fail, do another maze.
02:45:14
But most people just got back up and do it again till they win.
02:45:18
You know?
02:45:18
I'm saying
02:45:21
so there's nothing predetermined
02:45:23
when I started that maze that if I do it the correct way determine I'm sorry.
02:45:26
There's nothing determined if the pen if the pencil hasn't hit the paper
02:45:31
and I haven't even started my path yet,
02:45:33
how can you tell me that anything in this reality
02:45:37
that I'm talking about with this maze is determined or predetermined?
02:45:41
How can you tell me that if I
02:45:42
haven't moved the pencil yet, every decision you're going to make
02:45:47
would be easily predicted by the classes Daemon.
02:45:52
Yeah. Okay. Well, so now you're saying predicted.
02:45:54
I just was asking.
02:45:55
Can it be determined if I haven't done it yet?
02:45:58
The Gary believe of demons
02:46:03
the pluses
02:46:03
demons De la Plus didn't believe in demons either.
02:46:07
He didn't call it the Vargas demon.
02:46:09
He called it a being was sufficient
02:46:13
to to put it all together in
02:46:17
logic or
02:46:19
when you're seeing
02:46:22
some of the logic
02:46:24
has to be supernatural.
02:46:25
Kismet is just cause and effect. Sorry.
02:46:29
I think that's karma.
02:46:31
Cause and effect causes are changed by human intervention
02:46:34
or conscious intervention or just intervention, period.
02:46:39
And back to freewill.
02:46:40
We don't get to do everything we want.
02:46:42
Don't we get to fly to Jupiter tonight?
02:46:44
Because I want to.
02:46:46
We've got a very limited scope and we understand 20 years our place.
02:46:53
You're our mode
02:46:56
and we live within the confines to be possible.
02:46:59
That's the problem.
02:47:00
You, you have this by saying that it's a terrible
02:47:05
playing. Did you.
02:47:06
Well sorry for some reason.
02:47:09
Oh no, please get hung up on that was a terrible elegy.
02:47:14
Oh, well, it's
02:47:18
nice.
02:47:18
Zelda, you live here, you get to fly to Jupiter.
02:47:22
Well, that's what I'm talking about.
02:47:23
That you could have money.
02:47:26
You're using
02:47:28
your lifestyle when I'm talking about free will, which.
02:47:31
Which would entail getting to do whatever I feel like
02:47:35
I don't get to do whatever I feel like.
02:47:37
That's my point. Well, within your.
02:47:40
It's an allowance.
02:47:42
It's just an example.
02:47:47
There's all sorts of stuff like that.
02:47:49
You will never be able to zero for chocolate.
02:47:52
I'll never again. There's a fantastic.
02:47:55
Another example now if you eat enough chocolate, go ahead.
02:48:00
Sorry.
02:48:01
Still won't work.
02:48:02
Brady.
02:48:04
I do the thing.
02:48:05
I'm shitting green that's not
02:48:08
eat some red Jell-O doing that
02:48:11
that I forgot that Burger King burger made you shit Red.
02:48:15
It was a black burger. Remember?
02:48:17
Oh, I never had one of those.
02:48:18
What I heard about that people people
02:48:19
were literally going to the emergency room because they thought they were dying.
02:48:22
Because why would you shit this blood red if you ate a black burger?
02:48:26
Apparently it mixed made this horrendous because you think about it,
02:48:30
there's other colors in your body.
02:48:31
That's probably why I blue cotton candy and I shit green because, you know,
02:48:35
brown is kind of yellow. Yeah.
02:48:37
I usually wait a couple shit to see if it evens out with you.
02:48:42
Get alarmed. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, wait.
02:48:44
Wait a week for anything. A month When you get older.
02:48:47
This crazy shit has
02:48:51
things.
02:48:51
You feel fine.
02:48:52
So I'm glad we finally came to a conclusion that there's a paradox.
02:48:55
There's no way that they can exist together.
02:48:57
That we.
02:48:58
But no,
02:49:03
that's what I heard.
02:49:04
It is a false dichotomy.
02:49:06
What does that mean?
02:49:07
I hear you say that a lot.
02:49:08
I'm going to finally call you out.
02:49:10
I don't what it's like. It
02:49:14
wasn't it last week I heard you say four year college.
02:49:17
No, it was that in the promo. That was in the promo.
02:49:19
Good promo for your class.
02:49:21
I don't think I ever read once in my life.
02:49:24
Yeah, well, so the word dichotomy, isn't that
02:49:27
just a fancy college word for problem?
02:49:30
No. Dichotomy is two things
02:49:33
that are on compatible and compatible.
02:49:36
Hold on a second.
02:49:38
Incompatible. We get bad grammar thing,
02:49:42
grammar thing.
02:49:43
It won't work out.
02:49:44
Give me. We're down.
02:49:47
There
02:49:48
you go.
02:49:50
I love it.
02:49:52
So on compatibility,
02:49:56
the unpronounceable ability
02:50:00
you forgot the word
02:50:01
your treat arrived in you
02:50:04
and you think it was in contrarianism
02:50:06
and free will Dichotomous determinism.
02:50:09
Now you're trying to explain dichotomy. It's
02:50:13
What is it? Dichotomy again?
02:50:15
You got two things at work.
02:50:17
Two things that are not compatible.
02:50:21
That's it.
02:50:23
So what I'm saying, why not just use the word incompatible?
02:50:27
Because there's a dichotomy in it and this is rubber.
02:50:31
Yeah, take for Descartes
02:50:35
time is just a faster way to say it.
02:50:37
And and determinism free will is a false dichotomy.
02:50:42
It's not a paradox.
02:50:44
It is a false dichotomy.
02:50:47
They can coexist.
02:50:49
It can't.
02:50:51
Yes, they can.
02:50:53
Once one happened and I'll tell you why.
02:50:58
I'll tell you,
02:51:00
you can make whatever decision you want.
02:51:03
And it's a decision.
02:51:05
Gary, your face looks the same but your breath smells different.
02:51:10
Did the favor.
02:51:11
Move it all over my forehead a little bit
02:51:14
over lipstick.
02:51:16
So I agree that they can exist, but not both in the same moment.
02:51:21
Oh, okay.
02:51:21
So you it's. It's.
02:51:23
It's like saying ice and water.
02:51:25
Well, since it was water, I mean, once it's like
02:51:28
the determinism collapses.
02:51:30
You make a decision more your brain will
02:51:34
or the other way collapses when determinism takes over.
02:51:38
So out of the 17 hours of research I watched, the only thing I agreed with
02:51:42
is that when they said free will exist until you make a choice
02:51:46
and then it's determined, oh, which is just so simple, so stupid.
02:51:51
At the same time, I don't want to agree with it,
02:51:52
but that's the only thing that makes sense.
02:51:55
David At what
02:51:56
point does it become free will again until you make another choice?
02:51:59
Well, every instance whatever, whatever, you know.
02:52:02
Yeah, it's 40 explicit.
02:52:07
I've heard people say that reaction cause and effect.
02:52:10
That's what I said earlier that human consciousness is got
02:52:16
a complexity that's irreducible
02:52:18
irreducible complexity that
02:52:22
irreducible that we're
02:52:25
Yeah, irreducible complexity not able to be reduced.
02:52:28
But that's consciousness.
02:52:31
The hard problem of consciousness. Yeah.
02:52:33
I don't subscribe to any of that nonsense.
02:52:36
I simply think that
02:52:38
because you don't know what the outcome will be,
02:52:42
your decisions are can be freely made
02:52:49
even in a determined situation.
02:52:53
What is so difficult about that?
02:52:54
They're not related.
02:52:57
If there's a frickin hostage situation that you can't sway the person
02:53:00
from not killing themselves or a hostage and just giving themselves up, you can't
02:53:04
do that.
02:53:08
Oh, you're looking for another death.
02:53:10
Not an option. Gun to your head. Yeah. Yeah.
02:53:13
You want see?
02:53:15
No, I'm just me. What do you mean?
02:53:17
And do you know what? See, there's only two options.
02:53:20
They're going to kill someone or they don't
02:53:23
look out of me.
02:53:23
Can I sway them?
02:53:25
There's an infinite amount of options.
02:53:28
Exactly.
02:53:29
False dichotomy.
02:53:31
And there are only two options
02:53:34
of course. Continue.
02:53:36
What is? We? We didn't have a cocoon.
02:53:37
I know you're out the door, the factory.
02:53:39
But we don't want to hear about a false car. Continue.
02:53:41
Yeah.
02:53:42
There is a good two minute car crew video.
02:53:45
I love determinism.
02:53:46
I'd fucking love to bring it up for you.
02:53:48
Go. Oh, is it in the chair?
02:53:50
No, no, no.
02:53:52
I don't know. Do you put something in here?
02:53:55
Just Google,
02:53:57
Google, Google.
02:53:58
Argue Lukaku determined
02:54:02
free Willy Kaku and see what comes up
02:54:05
for you. Willy.
02:54:06
That's oh he does a review on free.
02:54:09
Free Willy who?
02:54:14
Why Physics ends the free world debate.
02:54:16
Hold on See that's what that lady was saying too.
02:54:20
She basically is like, No, you're good.
02:54:22
Spitz. I love big thing.
02:54:24
I used to follow them all the time and I totally got
02:54:28
lost track of them. But they're great.
02:54:29
These two videos of this lady, would you say her name was cowgirl?
02:54:34
German ladies have been suffering.
02:54:36
Felder Something like that.
02:54:38
She put out a video a few years ago saying that there's no free will.
02:54:41
There's never free will. There never is.
02:54:43
Never was before.
02:54:44
And then she plays another one.
02:54:46
She gets so much feedback about it,
02:54:48
how the world is going to erupt if they follow her notion.
02:54:51
So she puts out another one
02:54:52
that calls people even stupider for thinking that there's free will.
02:54:55
I'm kind of confused.
02:54:57
Physicists think that there's no free will.
02:54:58
Everything happened at the Big Bang.
02:55:00
He doesn't say the same, but that's something we should get into.
02:55:03
Does it matter
02:55:06
what people think like it?
02:55:08
People behave differently if they think they have free will.
02:55:12
They really do. Okay.
02:55:14
I don't understand that because if frickin if Thomas
02:55:17
Edison and Elon Musk had died
02:55:21
and fell over a cliff
02:55:23
like that, it would change history.
02:55:25
So there's no those people change the world.
02:55:29
It wouldn't change history.
02:55:31
That would be history.
02:55:33
Right?
02:55:35
Exactly.
02:55:36
But those people were going to change the world
02:55:39
differences, that that was their destiny.
02:55:43
That was kismet.
02:55:44
Can we change the word instead of kismet, determinism or destiny?
02:55:47
Just too obvious instead?
02:55:49
Yeah.
02:55:49
No, I would have loved to use any word other than kismet, because I don't think
02:55:52
anyone even knows what the fuck that is as me that came up with that.
02:55:55
It's a beautiful word.
02:55:56
I love it. You can make it kid smart and kismet.
02:55:58
And I look, I'm a big fan of Play on Words out of Israel.
02:56:03
Yeah, yeah.
02:56:04
We had six intros for you.
02:56:07
You like playing with words?
02:56:08
As long as they're tied to a child's little penis, you know?
02:56:11
Yeah.
02:56:12
There we go.
02:56:13
Which, Well, we're going to finally be interesting.
02:56:15
Mothers who touched you or.
02:56:17
That's what I want to know.
02:56:18
What are you trying to a child's penis?
02:56:22
Let's think big.
02:56:23
Let's think big.
02:56:24
I know you want to think small, but we want to think big.
02:56:26
So should we do touch playing Uncle
02:56:30
cuts, playing some characters?
02:56:32
Yes. Okay, let's rock out me on the Kermit doll.
02:56:35
Show me on the Kermit where he touched you in the penal
02:56:39
and bungalow area.
02:56:43
But he doesn't have one either.
02:56:45
Out here.
02:56:48
It'll be fun.
02:56:50
Spread its legs and eat it out.
02:56:51
Why do you think Kermit's mouth is always like that?
02:56:54
Right?
02:56:54
There's a hole in the back.
02:56:56
I don't know if you notice.
02:56:58
Newtonian determinism says that the universe is a clock.
02:57:01
I'm pretty sure frogs.
02:57:02
I like this wound up at the beginning of time and it's
02:57:05
been ticking ever since I to do What's that noise?
02:57:08
Extraneous That makes it sound stupid.
02:57:10
What you're going to eat ten years from now?
02:57:12
January 1st has already been fixed.
02:57:14
I call when you go forward. Known
02:57:17
fagot and then you put it.
02:57:20
You put it.
02:57:21
No, I could not.
02:57:22
But you can hear it.
02:57:24
I'm losing.
02:57:24
Somehow the sound has infected your videos now.
02:57:28
It doesn't like any of us.
02:57:31
Well, if you can play. I don't know. There.
02:57:33
Was it working on your own earlier?
02:57:34
Because I think it was.
02:57:36
No, I don't have any sound.
02:57:37
Still,
02:57:39
Gary, we're not.
02:57:41
I change nothing to fix it.
02:57:43
Gary, it's all Gary's fault.
02:57:46
I've been hearing kids, so.
02:57:49
Oh, can hear Cocoon.
02:57:50
Just Brady can.
02:57:51
I can hear it for the next planned role.
02:57:53
Some good moment for you.
02:57:56
Now take a full screen at the universe is.
02:57:58
A clock, a gigantic clock that's wound up at the beginning of time.
02:58:02
And it's been to see a little bar move and I just can't hear emotion.
02:58:06
So what you're going to eat ten years
02:58:09
from now on January 1st has already been fixed.
02:58:12
It's already there. Now. I see what
02:58:16
Einstein believed in, that Einstein was a determinist.
02:58:19
Does that mean a murderer is a horrible mass murderer,
02:58:23
isn't really guilty of his works because it was already preordained?
02:58:27
Billions of years ago by science?
02:58:29
Say? Well, yeah, in some sense that's true.
02:58:32
Even mass murderers were predetermined,
02:58:35
but he said they should still be placed in jail using the term.
02:58:39
Heisenberg then comes along and proposes the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
02:58:42
and says, Nonsense.
02:58:44
There's uncertainty.
02:58:46
You don't know where the electron is
02:58:47
it could be here, here or many places simultaneously.
02:58:51
This, of course, Einstein hated because he said God doesn't play dice
02:58:55
with the universe.
02:58:56
Well, hey, get used to it.
02:58:59
Einstein was wrong.
02:59:00
Gary loves that.
02:59:01
It does play dice.
02:59:03
Oh, so Gary's out here.
02:59:05
But did you just hear that?
02:59:07
No, but I can read it.
02:59:08
I can tell your episode has been debunked by Kaku, and we get it.
02:59:13
We're going to need Gary's drop at the end of this.
02:59:16
Einstein had played
02:59:19
by Dice with the Yes, he's contradictory.
02:59:22
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle Stuart Einstein was wrong.
02:59:26
God does play dice.
02:59:28
Every time we look at Electron, it moves.
02:59:30
Yeah, but he lost and the guy does the hockey.
02:59:33
So what does that mean for free?
02:59:34
I mean, for free will hold on.
02:59:36
We get ready to get the draft ready.
02:59:38
Oh it's free.
02:59:39
Will have some kind of free will knowing
02:59:43
it means in some sense we do have some kind free will.
02:59:46
It means in some sense we do have some kind of free will.
02:59:50
It means in some sense we do have some kind of free will.
02:59:53
Movable ism for future events.
02:59:57
Given your past history, there's always the wildcard.
03:00:01
There's quantum physics, the uncertainty in whatever we do.
03:00:05
So when I look at myself in the mirror, so I'm back to learning of myself again.
03:00:09
What I'm looking at is not really me.
03:00:10
Various computer games like the compatibility you're looking for.
03:00:14
It's not me today.
03:00:16
Now it's quantum physics doesn't have a second ago because it exists.
03:00:19
Because it was thinking like the over me to the mirror and back.
03:00:24
Go ahead.
03:00:24
Billionth of a second.
03:00:28
I'm not going to work.
03:00:30
No, you're right.
03:00:31
I was wrong.
03:00:32
I apologize.
03:00:34
He covered with compatibility.
03:00:37
Oh, he wasn't wrong.
03:00:39
Did you not just listen to Kaku?
03:00:42
I didn't, I.
03:00:43
I just watched the video today.
03:00:46
He the same nonsense.
03:00:49
I said the same nonsense.
03:00:50
His physicist counterpart says there is no free will.
03:00:54
You should. Let's watch her.
03:00:55
Can we watch?
03:00:56
He said
03:01:00
we put it in there
03:01:02
is She goes to the possession of the electron.
03:01:05
So what does that mean?
03:01:06
See, we're like, I was in some sense we do have
03:01:09
some kind of free will.
03:01:13
In some sense,
03:01:15
no one can determine
03:01:17
your future events in your past history.
03:01:20
What no old person.
03:01:23
There's always the wildcard.
03:01:27
There's always the
03:01:27
possibility of uncertainty in whatever you do.
03:01:31
Does that mean that a murderer, a certain horrible mass murderer?
03:01:34
Is anybody really guilty?
03:01:35
Okay, well, obviously you did, because you went this whole fucking show
03:01:40
arguing against it.
03:01:42
No, I didn't.
03:01:43
I said I act autonomous autonomously,
03:01:48
which means it seems like I make my own choices.
03:01:52
You do?
03:01:53
That's what they're saying.
03:01:55
It just sounds like you do.
03:01:57
You don't actually, though.
03:01:59
And that's why I brought up Laplace demon, because no person,
03:02:03
no one can predict everything I'm going to do.
03:02:07
That's why I typed my name in with a crazy spelling.
03:02:11
You. Yeah, sorry.
03:02:14
But that was.
03:02:15
That was already predicted at the Big Bang.
03:02:17
Bye bye. It's always current.
03:02:19
I was trying to demonstrate.
03:02:21
Oh, that's where Kaku starts.
03:02:23
He does.
03:02:25
He starts alternating.
03:02:26
You can't process determinism doesn't cancel out free will.
03:02:31
We don't have free will for completely reasons.
03:02:35
I drew all of this within my own free will.
03:02:39
Yes, he did.
03:02:40
That's a great job.
03:02:41
It was determined that you would do that, not realizing
03:02:45
I was determined in doing it.
03:02:47
But there was other environmental influences.
03:02:50
There's it's a very complicated web of things that led to that.
03:02:54
But it was in your own free will.
03:02:57
Yes, it was.
03:02:57
I thought it would be funny as above.
03:03:00
So below. You figured
03:06:23
through all of them.
03:06:24
There's one.
03:06:25
I'm like, I know I have a button on my
03:06:27
I didn't change anything, which is really weird.
03:06:29
Why everything changed.
03:06:35
Let's talk about Gary.
03:06:36
No, let's not talk about your.
03:06:39
It seems to be a punching bag of the show.
03:06:43
But he he.
03:06:44
I mentioned that last time.
03:06:46
It's third, maybe that last time.
03:06:49
But he rides on a high horse and I'm the type of person who sees someone
03:06:53
that rides on their high horse, and I like to try to knock them off in Gary.
03:06:57
Some people don't like that
03:07:00
Gary accepts that challenge and it's it's kind of fun.
03:07:04
We know we're just fucking with each other.
03:07:06
And then he's got the conscience
03:07:07
or his mother or whatever looking over that restraints
03:07:10
and then restricts him so much that he just that's what, that's what.
03:07:12
And I know he is watching from her.
03:07:14
Sure, he's listening.
03:07:15
That's instead of being a fun banter and you guys going back and forth,
03:07:19
he's like, Yeah.
03:07:20
And he repeats the fucking topic of the show and that's
03:07:23
he looks like a punching bag
03:07:25
and I don't want it to be.
03:07:26
Then I start either sticking up for him, It looks like we're ganging up on you
03:07:29
or I.
03:07:30
And I never, ever I join in.
03:07:32
It looks like we're ganging up on him.
03:07:35
Well, that's the best part.
03:07:37
Keeping it. He likes to take it to one one.
03:07:40
Play his golf, though.
03:07:41
That's a metaphor in service of playing disc golf.
03:07:45
Like he would be the one who would welcome, like, Oh, if there's an odd
03:07:49
number of people he's going to play solo and everyone is going to play teams.
03:07:52
And then there's a rule
03:07:54
with that's called Cowley, which obviously we're doing in California.
03:07:58
But if you're playing solo and there's other teams,
03:08:01
you get one extra throw of your choice per hole.
03:08:04
And he would always prided himself
03:08:06
because they're playing best shot for the chair yet.
03:08:10
And so I don't know how that equals out
03:08:12
because really you're still playing for money.
03:08:15
If you're a good player, you have a huge advantage, I think.
03:08:19
Yeah, because you just know the same shot twice.
03:08:21
You Know,
03:08:21
Do you take your second shot at two shots every time if you know you get one.
03:08:25
Okay. Yeah. And then then it's harder.
03:08:28
Well maybe not.
03:08:29
So I'm always the shitty person.
03:08:30
Nobody ever wants to be my best shot partner
03:08:32
because I basically get to throw his shot every time.
03:08:35
Well, that's usually you're put with the best person that's sandbagging.
03:08:38
But he would be the one to always challenge that and be
03:08:43
the one that would play so low when everyone else is teams.
03:08:46
And that's that's why I know that he's just he he he doesn't
03:08:50
he doesn't mind it He didn't you guys didn't you just go golfing.
03:08:54
Oh no I did not go.
03:08:57
I was. I was. I was up north, actually.
03:09:00
Actually up north.
03:09:03
My typical, typical thumb,
03:09:05
you know, So, like,
03:09:08
I want to hear about that kind of shit.
03:09:10
Maybe Gary doesn't want to reveal anything on online
03:09:14
as far as what
03:09:16
personal stories work.
03:09:18
You know, shit like that. I don't.
03:09:21
He's the one who brought up all his work shit and named out
03:09:23
name the place and all that shit like he did that way earlier.
03:09:26
Yeah, but now he won't. Not I want to.
03:09:28
I want to know more is the thing they should really.
03:09:32
Because we have to shift the time.
03:09:33
I know. I keep asking them. I forgot to ask him.
03:09:35
I've been meaning to ask him.
03:09:36
Know what? Maybe that was a good show.
03:09:39
I didn't realize it was 3 hours already either.
03:09:42
I thought he bailed.
03:09:43
I thought he bailed kind of early.
03:09:44
But that's the typical like, Yeah, I did the one episode we did five.
03:09:49
I don't know how the fuck we did the
03:09:51
well, probably I think there was 40 minutes of blank
03:09:55
actually, you know, that
03:09:56
there would have been even more talking, but I fucking was on the wrong when,
03:10:00
when I totally thought we shut down and we were just chit chatting,
03:10:03
I was like, oh, just more like 20 minutes.
03:10:06
So instead of 5 hours and whatever, it's like a four and a half.
03:10:10
Still, though, it was a lot.
03:10:11
I think it was the longest.
03:10:13
I don't think so.
03:10:14
Or maybe, maybe with well, without that of maybe tied.
03:10:18
I don't remember the other one.
03:10:20
Yeah, I don't know either.
03:10:21
We can go quality.
03:10:22
We don't have to go quantity.
03:10:25
I think I was pretty, I was trying to think too.
03:10:27
I'm like you know, he could do a 15 minute rant and we could just upload
03:10:32
that if we want to.
03:10:34
But the banter was good.
03:10:35
I think I still I didn't learn anything. We just went around and around and around.
03:10:38
I want to count how many times he said
03:10:42
free will exists.
03:10:43
Will doesn't exist free.
03:10:45
Okay.
03:10:46
If that was his point, I don't like the gray area
03:10:49
of having some middle nine of us for, though.
03:10:53
That's what he wants. So he wants to be challenged.
03:10:55
He wants to, you know,
03:10:58
stake his sick, his flag in the ground and have someone try to knock it over.
03:11:02
Is really the game.
03:11:05
The bottom line, I think we knocked it over several times.
03:11:07
He just doesn't want to admit it.
03:11:08
RANT The rant of wisdom was it doesn't matter.
03:11:12
You just do it anyway.
03:11:16
So it's that hedonism.
03:11:18
It was due to everyone for pleasure and it doesn't matter.
03:11:21
Or it's all predetermined. You can do whatever you want.
03:11:24
So here's the thing. I didn't even get chance to get to.
03:11:26
I'm not worried about me.
03:11:27
And I don't mean to sound all ego
03:11:29
pompous or whatever, like I come from a family or I trust my background.
03:11:33
The more I get to know people, I trust their background.
03:11:35
I'm worried about my morals.
03:11:37
I'm worried about the jackass that here's what.
03:11:39
There's no free will.
03:11:40
And he thinks it's the purge. Oh, yeah.
03:11:44
Which that's that movie and show could have been better, but yeah, I know.
03:11:47
I never sent my love.
03:11:49
I loved to murder someone. I just can.
03:11:53
So I guess I get what you're saying.
03:11:56
I loved you.
03:11:57
I mean, I know. I just. I mean, I wish I could just.
03:11:59
I wish I could carry a gun.
03:12:00
And whenever someone just does something stupid, I could just shoot them.
03:12:02
But guess what?
03:12:03
You can't do that. And I would. I don't want to get in trouble.
03:12:05
I get it.
03:12:06
I don't want to kill someone.
03:12:08
This literally sounds like I killed somebody,
03:12:10
but I've already thought it through that far. Yeah.
03:12:12
I don't think that before that incident is over, whatever their problem
03:12:16
was, whatever your problem was with them is over and that instant.
03:12:20
And now you and this maybe I've talked to people that have killed people.
03:12:24
Now you have to live with that for the rest of your life.
03:12:27
So that's something that I'm not
03:12:30
I'm not I'm not ready to even consider.
03:12:32
Like, I think a sane person is not even ready to consider
03:12:35
the guilt that that must.
03:12:37
Yeah, it's going to be weird, even if you're even if it's for self pity,
03:12:40
even if you saved your entire family, there must be a time where you're like,
03:12:43
Shit, dude, that was I took somebody I could never
03:12:46
I worked with this guy named Ray and he was a black dude.
03:12:49
Cool dude.
03:12:50
Like to do the lot, but he went to jail for
03:12:55
15, 20 years.
03:12:57
Different guy for the He went to jail for murder.
03:13:01
And he, for some reason told me the story.
03:13:04
And I feel like if that was me,
03:13:05
I wouldn't say shit to anybody about any of that. Like
03:13:09
and he was mentioning
03:13:10
about how like it was racist because there was people that were did
03:13:16
kind of the same thing and got less so than he did.
03:13:21
And so he tells me about it.
03:13:22
And he said that, you know, he he was driving down the road
03:13:25
and he knew some dude who had an issue with him.
03:13:27
And the dude ran up on him and tried to kill.
03:13:31
And next thing you know, he woke up in the hospital.
03:13:33
He was in the hospital two weeks second, he got out of the hospital.
03:13:37
He went and killed that guy.
03:13:40
And I can sympathize with that in a certain
03:13:42
in a certain sense, it's the whole to justice.
03:13:46
Or is it revenge, though? It's it's the whole two week thing.
03:13:48
He contemplated for two weeks.
03:13:50
And I tried to tell him that I go, is it is the difference between yours
03:13:53
and the other cases that two week because sometimes they look at that
03:13:57
even though you're sitting there and you're you're
03:14:01
mulling it over in your head and this person you off
03:14:03
it's like you sat there and you had time to think about it.
03:14:05
I agree with you.
03:14:06
You plotted this out for two weeks,
03:14:09
you know, so most people would agree, you know, it wasn't reactionary.
03:14:13
It was no longer reactionary.
03:14:14
It was sadly, I think our legal system punishes
03:14:17
that more than some passion heat of the moment fucking killing,
03:14:22
which I think it should be.
03:14:23
I would never do that.
03:14:26
He ended up leaving, getting a job as a truck driver,
03:14:28
and then he ended up showing up as a truck driver, picking up some steel and shit.
03:14:31
And he was always nice as hell to me.
03:14:34
I him.
03:14:35
I always thought that was weird that he would even tell anyone that story.
03:14:37
But and what always bothered me is the way that he told it,
03:14:40
because he told it to me on two separate occasions and he was like,
03:14:44
I got motherfucker like this.
03:14:46
And it's like.
03:14:47
It's like, that's justice.
03:14:49
You can't like you.
03:14:52
I get it.
03:14:53
I guess I don't.
03:14:53
I've never been in those shoes, so I can't.
03:14:55
As I put myself there, you might feel my cousin that almost got murdered.
03:14:59
I'm his the dude.
03:15:02
I even
03:15:03
looked it up and the dude should be out of prison in the next five years.
03:15:06
I think.
03:15:06
You don't have to be specific, but where the fuck did you grow up?
03:15:11
But you have a lot of friends.
03:15:14
When I was working in war and you had a lot of
03:15:17
friends and coworkers that are working and working in shops.
03:15:20
That's what I was told.
03:15:21
Gary In your own words, of the same demographic with the same
03:15:25
prison sentences working in shops, Man, it's it's
03:15:28
a lot of in the manufacturing.
03:15:31
I worked in shops I didn't work with all kinds
03:15:34
of characters, man.
03:15:37
The craziest character I ever went out, went with
03:15:39
this shop is his entire van was freakin plastered with lottery tickets.
03:15:44
The guy spent his entire paycheck
03:15:47
all over the place.
03:15:48
That scratch off either pick a number.
03:15:51
And yeah, we went out to lunch one day.
03:15:52
We It was weird because he was the boss.
03:15:54
He made tons of money and had this, like, ten year old shit van,
03:15:58
and you kind of wonder, you know, you see somebody there
03:16:00
obviously making more money than you.
03:16:02
Why do you have more than them? You know?
03:16:04
And then we got in his car and he's just this story doesn't really go anywhere.
03:16:07
He just there's so many lottery tickets.
03:16:09
We were like, wow, okay, now we know
03:16:12
gambling is gambling is an interesting, but
03:16:17
I do it. It's fun.
03:16:18
I look at it as more of a game, like if I'm going to buy a video game
03:16:21
for 60 bucks, you know, I'm going to go play roulette for 60 bucks,
03:16:24
like Except with roulette, I could maybe win more money Regardless.
03:16:28
I always assume I'm going to walk away with nothing
03:16:33
but it makes you a Oh, fuck, yeah.
03:16:38
It makes watching.
03:16:39
It makes watching sports way more fun.
03:16:43
Gambling on sports.
03:16:44
I don't do it. Is it predetermined?
03:16:47
Everything apparently is predetermined.
03:16:48
I wish I never did because I know you should have told person
03:16:52
every time you're going to buy a scratch off, just give me the money.
03:16:55
And then I do that.
03:16:57
I would six months and then six months. I'm
03:16:59
going to have to give you your winnings and I'm going to take like 10% of it.
03:17:03
That's that's my father.
03:17:04
Before he passed away, it's a five.
03:17:07
He played the three and four digit.
03:17:10
I don't think they had the lotto back then, but he played all the time.
03:17:13
But not so much money, you know, ten bucks a bucks a week.
03:17:16
And then ten years down the road, I want 200.
03:17:19
I want, I want I want right now I feel the same way when I gamble.
03:17:23
Did you really win?
03:17:24
I know I'm down ultimately, and I don't ever convince myself any different.
03:17:27
And when I get down more, I'm just like, God, this sucks.
03:17:30
Why do I why do I waste my money.
03:17:32
But I still try to look at it as a game.
03:17:34
You know, I just heard an advertisement.
03:17:37
They must be making so much money off of people.
03:17:39
I don't know which one it is, but they're offering 500 bucks right now
03:17:43
to start your gambling habit.
03:17:44
You know, if you sign up
03:17:46
now, they give you if you pay $20, they give you $500 to bet with.
03:17:50
If they could afford, they can afford to give out 500 bucks for every new user.
03:17:54
They must be making just shitloads of millions of dollars.
03:17:57
The safe work in the Hollywood casino in Toledo was given out.
03:18:01
I think 25 free play.
03:18:04
See, I immediately start thinking, how can I become
03:18:07
a casino by now? Right?
03:18:11
You just need to have a card game.
03:18:15
Everything always favors the house. Yes.
03:18:17
No, it's.
03:18:18
Yeah, I've never unless you unless you gamble the once in your life
03:18:22
you became up and then walked away and never gambled again.
03:18:26
You're.
03:18:27
You're going to be down unless you win $1 million or something.
03:18:31
I don't know.
03:18:32
I went to Vegas one time and was so far back
03:18:35
they were still building the boat, which I think is now torn down.
03:18:39
The pyramid wasn't there Nineties,
03:18:42
we actually saw the old fashioned Vegas like the dunes and shit
03:18:46
where Sammy Davis Jr and you know the the mob we saw the mob Vegas
03:18:52
my cousins is an Elvis impersonator
03:18:53
in front of the Riviera he took us around is great
03:18:56
but we gambled we gambled and drank the I can see
03:18:59
I could see get a slight Elvis likeness.
03:19:02
I wish I could bring up a picture of him.
03:19:03
He probably still does it,
03:19:06
but we drank.
03:19:08
We flew there. We party the whole weekend.
03:19:11
And when it was all said and done, I'm like, I got 90 bucks in my pocket.
03:19:15
So, I mean, that's. I'm actually ahead.
03:19:17
It's the only time actually, I've bought scratch.
03:19:19
I bought scrip.
03:19:20
Yes, but not in a long time
03:19:23
because I realize after you do it for so many years, you're like, well,
03:19:26
wait a minute,
03:19:28
fuck that.
03:19:29
I got in the frickin mike.
03:19:31
My uncle would always do horse racing and hand traffic.
03:19:34
And the last place Michigan is in Nova, which is near my girlfriend's place.
03:19:40
And occasionally we
03:19:42
we haven't been there in a while, but we we just live a good life, live racing.
03:19:46
So that sounds fun.
03:19:47
It's free.
03:19:48
It's an old rundown building, so it's got this weird vibe to it.
03:19:52
You can bring in your own alcohol and no one notices,
03:19:57
so it's really just kind of rogue
03:20:00
and so it's kind of cool and we just kind of bet
03:20:03
on random names we liked and we had some beginners luck,
03:20:06
and so we just kind of then still bet on those names.
03:20:09
And I'm definitely down, but
03:20:12
I've won
03:20:13
a couple hundred bucks a couple of times.
03:20:16
But other races like Churchill Downs, because everybody's down
03:20:22
all the downs, but that's hard.
03:20:24
That's the shit that's in there was harness racing, but
03:20:27
it's just they have the little pole cart behind them, but it doesn't matter to me.
03:20:32
I've gotten into gambling where like
03:20:34
just doing like
03:20:38
poverty and shit you can bet on.
03:20:40
Like, I have no idea what that is.
03:20:42
It's like it was before DraftKings and
03:20:46
a like a book. Yeah. Gambling.
03:20:48
So you could for you, you gamble, win or lose,
03:20:51
or you pick a bunch of players and if they do all kinds of shit,
03:20:54
they you could do all kinds of shit and they had actual casino.
03:20:57
And so I kind of got tied into roulette because you could play online roulette
03:21:01
and they give you a bunch of free money to start,
03:21:05
you know, because it's a free play money
03:21:07
which has some stipulations behind it, which is kind of bullshit.
03:21:12
That's right.
03:21:13
So when you said
03:21:15
let's as with the $500 so they it's probably free play money,
03:21:19
whatever the fuck that and you've got a lot of times with the online games
03:21:23
you got to watch because you've got to with the free play money, you have to win.
03:21:27
Maybe like
03:21:30
100 times that money
03:21:32
in order to even collect back any money off of it.
03:21:36
It's a weird roundabout scheme that they try get you to.
03:21:41
It's confusing and then you get your money and the
03:21:44
and the the bonus money kind of confused.
03:21:47
And so sometimes you don't know exactly what you're betting, but both are.
03:21:51
I've done like
03:21:53
international hockey and soccer and tennis
03:21:56
just because like, oh shit like
03:21:59
the numbers.
03:22:01
Yes, it looks like it could swing if it's like,
03:22:04
oh, the odds are sway in one way and, and the game's almost close to being done
03:22:07
and they're going to kill betting soon, like and there's all kinds of bets
03:22:11
you can do like if, if you know a certain player is going to score as if
03:22:15
nobody nobody's going to score if like there's all kinds of shit.
03:22:20
And so I kind of got caught up in there but I saw know we're
03:22:23
pretty sure I never won, but I never met him.
03:22:26
But I heard stories.
03:22:27
My cousin's uncle not related to me, but on the other side of his family
03:22:30
is a professional gambler.
03:22:32
And the stories I've heard is he never bets on football
03:22:35
is pretty much college basketball and baseball.
03:22:38
And he makes a career and and some some kind of racing
03:22:41
just on the stats he knows he knows the bets like you were saying he sees them
03:22:45
and he knows them and he he's making a ton his whole life.
03:22:48
Yeah.
03:22:48
I loosely follow wrestling and on one of the podcasts
03:22:53
I listen to, there's a dude who wait a minute, nobody is
03:22:57
nobody is betting on wrestling or they know.
03:22:59
No, actually they do, because they actually have deals with with
03:23:03
either DraftKings or I get it that like, we don't know.
03:23:07
So it's I guess the thing but you can only bet so much.
03:23:10
That's the thing.
03:23:11
But the fact that somebody knows I cry foul because that means
03:23:15
but that's also they've been known to change things.
03:23:19
It's an if.
03:23:19
It's an industry, I'd be like, I read the rumor.
03:23:21
If there's a rumor out there and they're saying, Oh, this is supposed to happen,
03:23:26
and it was supposed to happen, they're known to go, okay,
03:23:29
well, we're going to make the other thing happen.
03:23:31
Now, just to follow whatever ticket do.
03:23:34
Vegas would kill for that in sports if they could just switch a dial.
03:23:38
Well, some some of we're going to get like that was it.
03:23:42
But they canceled that So you can only bet so much.
03:23:44
So you can only win so much.
03:23:45
So it's not like you're going to make bank.
03:23:47
Apparently the NFL had to get an entertain mint license, which classifies them as
03:23:52
some kind of weird rule where they apparently could spell out
03:23:56
somebody was saying that the NFL is all rigged and written.
03:23:59
It'd be pretty complex to
03:24:01
do, but I'm sure it's not impossible.
03:24:05
I don't think the recent
03:24:07
double play of the rough fuck up.
03:24:11
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
03:24:12
It's so easy too.
03:24:13
So easy to to maybe not to complete outcome, but to steer.
03:24:18
Plus, you know, it doesn't matter anyways,
03:24:19
because we already know that stupid game is already determined.
03:24:23
Oh, right yeah. Back to the topic.
03:24:26
I forgot where I was going with the wrestling thing.
03:24:29
Oh, a podcast I was listening to that has a guy who's really who's
03:24:32
really loosely affiliated with wrestling, but really in the sports betting.
03:24:35
And he's a European
03:24:37
and he's got a bunch of shit out of the UK, he's got a sports betting website
03:24:41
and he does soccer mainly and he can
03:24:46
he guarantees that if you pay for his service, you will win.
03:24:51
Not all the time, but if you sign up for six months
03:24:54
or three months or two months, like he's got a track record that's like weeks
03:25:00
in a row that you're if you bet exactly what he says, you're going to be up
03:25:04
because I don't know how he knows soccer shit.
03:25:08
But it's quite interesting
03:25:10
because he touts that as an advertisement of like, Hey, this is
03:25:15
this is the fucking eighth week I've been up.
03:25:17
If you bet with me, you would have been up eight weeks in a row, you know?
03:25:20
And he's also saying, Hey, I don't want you to bet the fucking on this shit.
03:25:24
Like, you know,
03:25:25
you should just be betting for fun, but you should be betting with the extra money
03:25:28
you have. Not all of the money you have.
03:25:31
But if you bet.
03:25:32
If you bet me, I can guarantee you that you can win some money like that.
03:25:37
Used to be like the shady underground little nine, seven, six numbers.
03:25:41
The internet now ESPN 97 one is starting to do that.
03:25:45
Their little segments are coming in with
03:25:48
their pick comes in they're locks of the week algorithm
03:25:52
yeah 9097 one the afternoon show has they put a pool together
03:25:56
is exactly what you just said bet with us and we'll track it and they you know,
03:26:00
they each call their number in.
03:26:02
You can pick which guy you want to follow.
03:26:04
They show, you know, this is our last six months how we've been doing.
03:26:08
And people are betting and apparently making a bunch of money to
03:26:12
score.
03:26:13
Who's all losing just because they're betting against the odds
03:26:16
they're hoping to win. And I mean, that's really all it is.
03:26:19
That's how I do the horse betting.
03:26:20
When I see a horse a 99 to 1, it's like there's a chance.
03:26:26
What do you. Yeah. What do you have to lose?
03:26:27
I mean, just one more.
03:26:29
It's a like you're not going to ten grand on a one tonight, 99 to 1.
03:26:34
Obviously you're going to bet a small amount. Yeah.
03:26:36
Usually there's 8 to 12 horses in a race
03:26:42
and so it's about 100 bucks.
03:26:44
You get to add two zeros, I think to $1.
03:26:46
It's like it's
03:26:49
with a one off of that to before. So
03:26:54
but I've also lost that too.
03:26:56
Well sometimes
03:26:58
I win every time because I've never.
03:27:00
Right.
03:27:01
No, that's the best thing about it is like we'd pay
03:27:04
to go somewhere, we pay to have beers somewhere.
03:27:07
And so in order to just bring your own beer, much cheaper,
03:27:11
walk in there, hang out.
03:27:12
It's if we want to bet, great.
03:27:15
If we don't, great.
03:27:17
Yes, I'm fine.
03:27:18
If gambling is a vehicle to get you to do something more fun.
03:27:21
At the time when we went, we were heavy drinkers
03:27:24
and somebody is like, Dude, why do you go to Vegas?
03:27:26
Because we didn't have a lot of money.
03:27:28
Like, as long as you can control your gambling back then they just feed you
03:27:31
and get you all liquored up for free.
03:27:34
I mean, it was incredible that we had $2
03:27:39
at Binion's downtown for this 12 ounce steak dinner.
03:27:43
Oh, so good.
03:27:46
When I was, you know, two bucks is insane.
03:27:49
Yeah, it was either Reno or it was definitely Reno
03:27:51
because I stayed at the hotel.
03:27:53
I pretty much just sat at the.
03:27:56
And they actually have better
03:27:59
video roulette around here.
03:28:02
Maybe it's changed in years, but usually like a $5 minimum.
03:28:06
They've got dollar minimums on their roulette tables.
03:28:09
And so I just sat there and just milked the fucking play
03:28:12
and just slow played forever just so I get some free beers.
03:28:15
And then I walked away from from that just because I was staying at the hotel.
03:28:19
So when I got off work, I had nothing else to do.
03:28:22
Just sit there and listen to A
03:28:23
and play roulette for 3 hours, drinking about four or five free beers.
03:28:28
That's exactly what we did.
03:28:29
We had nowhere to go, no money. We're like,
03:28:31
What can we do to stretch this out?
03:28:33
And so we played back then.
03:28:34
I think we played nickel slots
03:28:37
and they just fed us premium alcohol back then, even for a little bit.
03:28:40
I stopped playing and I took my machine and my money on the machine.
03:28:44
I was kind of playing to go to the bathroom
03:28:45
and I was sitting there one of the food and the bitch came back around
03:28:48
and she was like, Oh, do you want another beer?
03:28:50
And I'm like, Yeah.
03:28:51
And I hadn't played for like 15 minutes.
03:28:53
I was just sitting there.
03:28:54
There was on the phone with my girlfriend and,
03:28:57
and then once I ordered a beer, I was like, Well, I might as well
03:28:59
put some money back in here before and all that for not actually gambling.
03:29:04
But yeah, I was winning, winning, winning and guy
03:29:06
security guy came over, put a key in the top, turn the key
03:29:11
dead.
03:29:12
I literally stopped winning as soon as he gave me this weird smile to.
03:29:16
Just do.
03:29:18
I'm like, What the fuck?
03:29:20
I still, to this day, don't know exactly what happened.
03:29:22
I've tried to look up and see if there's some kind of control.
03:29:25
I'm Like, did he just put it on like, loose?
03:29:27
Too difficult or something? I mean, he.
03:29:29
And it was like that moment.
03:29:31
It's like, what the fuck?
03:29:32
And I was winning.
03:29:33
Like, you would not believe
03:29:35
that's of why we were up and I was using Unbroken in your favor.
03:29:39
And he just reset it or something like, You think I'm going to feed
03:29:42
all this money back in there after I mean, three pulls of nothing,
03:29:45
none thing,
03:29:46
not even because it was one of those cool progressive ones
03:29:48
where you could win a little or you could put it like, Yeah, I hate those.
03:29:51
It's so it's such a bait.
03:29:53
Well, and I'm sorry, one line or I can play 15.
03:29:56
It's like, well I might as well play fucking 15, you know,
03:29:58
And I'm such, I'm such an analyst and stuff.
03:30:01
Like, I was like, somebody told me that if you back then,
03:30:03
because they were all mechanical,
03:30:05
I would not a digital screen they were all the actual
03:30:08
I like my digital roulette, I like the actual ball.
03:30:11
I don't like the video. Yeah, all of it. Of course,
03:30:14
it's harder to trick.
03:30:15
You can trick it still, but it's way harder.
03:30:18
So somebody told me that there was weights on the tray
03:30:21
and the slot machine became way harder, way stricter.
03:30:24
If It was if the tray was full of coins, which makes perfect sense to me.
03:30:28
You're satisfied you're winning.
03:30:29
Let's slow down is winning.
03:30:31
So I constantly would scoop my stuff,
03:30:34
put it in those little plastic and keep it on another stool next to me.
03:30:37
And I kept win and I was thinking, Wow, it thinks I'm a new player every time.
03:30:40
And I don't know if there's anything to this,
03:30:42
but my anecdotal evidence, I was winning like crazy.
03:30:45
And I and I think the guy's like, Hey, there's a guy that knows something.
03:30:49
And instead of kicking, he was watching like, this is turn,
03:30:53
let's turn off that turn, turn off the new,
03:30:56
you know, brand new looseness, beginner's luck or whatever.
03:30:59
That's like, fuck.
03:31:00
And we just go to another machine.
03:31:02
We were I'm like, you know what?
03:31:03
This is hundreds of dollars in nickels.
03:31:05
I mean, it might think my tray was full.
03:31:07
I was just winning, winning, winning,
03:31:09
taking it, scooping it, scooping it, scooping it.
03:31:11
He's like, Oh, no, that shouldn't be happening.
03:31:13
It's like. Well, why not? Yeah, that's fucking weird.
03:31:17
And I think I said, I'm like, was it out of money?
03:31:19
Did you just turn it off?
03:31:20
He's like, No, you keep playing like, okay, nothing nothing, nothing.
03:31:24
I'm like, I looked at him. I'm like, Yeah, no, I'm.
03:31:27
I'm done here.
03:31:28
Find another one.
03:31:35
That's my little gambling.
03:31:39
Yeah.
03:31:41
I brought $1,000 to Greektown one time
03:31:43
just for fun by myself.
03:31:46
I then I only maybe lost, like, 50 bucks, but
03:31:50
I don't know.
03:31:52
I was mostly wanted to play roulette.
03:31:54
That's when I was doing the online gambling and playing roulette.
03:31:57
I if I.
03:31:58
If I have roulette for a long enough time and I play slow enough,
03:32:02
I can walk away every time.
03:32:03
I just don't always have that kind of time.
03:32:06
I can walk away up every time.
03:32:08
I just don't have that kind of time.
03:32:09
And then if I'm with somebody else, like,
03:32:11
I don't want to put them through that either.
03:32:13
So it's like, Yeah, I'll play like a little bit.
03:32:15
I'll play my numbers.
03:32:16
If I hit something, then I'll walk away.
03:32:18
So what I did last time
03:32:23
is it hit green so much.
03:32:26
It doesn't, it doesn't.
03:32:26
I've seen it miss it for quite a while.
03:32:28
But yeah, the green is.
03:32:31
I hate it.
03:32:33
I get it, but I hate it.
03:32:35
There's no free will there.
03:32:36
Either your brain goes black or red. 5050.
03:32:39
Yeah.
03:32:40
Is there too.
03:32:41
There's too. Right.
03:32:41
There's a zero to 000. Yeah.
03:32:44
So that the odds go astronomically
03:32:46
the other way in their favor
03:32:50
by those two. Yeah.
03:32:51
I get.
03:32:53
I've had the argument
03:32:54
with my brother about just roulette and everything being it's, you know,
03:32:58
the predetermined nature of it, of every spin is a new spin.
03:33:03
So actually, you know, one could come up 100 times in a row technically
03:33:08
talk about gambling at all it's never going to come up 100 times in a row.
03:33:12
And I always look at the sequences
03:33:14
because sequences also are something you can analyze.
03:33:17
And so if there is a sequence of reds and blacks,
03:33:21
if there is if it's swaying towards more, if there is ten blacks in a row,
03:33:24
I'm going to bet on red.
03:33:25
If black comes up again, I'm going to double down on red.
03:33:28
If black comes up again, I'm going to down on red until fucking a red
03:33:32
comes back up. Couple of times it's bitten me in the ass.
03:33:34
But for the most part,
03:33:35
after a certain amount of one color, it's going to come back the other way.
03:33:39
It's to have to, no matter what sounds like, you know, the system.
03:33:44
So statistically and theoretically and anecdotally, you must be way up.
03:33:48
Yeah, well, I would say what I hate is 10000 comes up.
03:33:54
It just throws all of my my thought process out the window
03:33:57
and I almost have to start over.
03:33:59
I almost have to watch another string of reds or blacks come up
03:34:02
because it just it just throws and nobody bets.
03:34:05
Nobody bats the zeros. I've seen people do that.
03:34:07
Yeah, I've seen people come up and bet that
03:34:11
they must pay out way more than 2 to 1.
03:34:13
So it's the same thing, same exact so than any other number.
03:34:16
Why would in.
03:34:17
Well yeah. What number doesn't pay out 2 to 1 like black.
03:34:19
I'm talking black and red as opposed to the green.
03:34:21
Oh no. It's
03:34:24
you can split the green and play them both.
03:34:27
But it's the same as splitting number.
03:34:29
You can't bet specifically just both like red and black.
03:34:33
It's either red or black. There's no like, green.
03:34:36
And they're like 40, 40 some numbers.
03:34:39
36. 38.
03:34:43
Yeah, that's
03:34:45
crazy.
03:34:47
But it's not.
03:34:47
You don't get a 140 to 1 if you pick a number D or 38
03:34:50
or it's like 20, 23 to 1 or 20 2041 I think.
03:34:56
And so it should we see that's where they get you those
03:34:59
so you so fine you beat the odds 1 to 20 times in your life
03:35:03
but if you gamble 100 times
03:35:06
those 80
03:35:06
paid for 20, you're going to win most of the I mean, obviously
03:35:09
there's lots of my dad used to say it's not if you pay if what did he say?
03:35:14
It's not there because their little expression was you can't play.
03:35:16
You can't win if you don't play.
03:35:18
He would always say, well, somebody has to win.
03:35:21
Yeah, right. Yeah. Well, that's the lottery.
03:35:23
No, it's not really.
03:35:25
You could bet that number a thousand times.
03:35:28
And if it never picks up, you're never going to win.
03:35:32
I think he was talking the lottery though.
03:35:33
And even then now the carries over. Right?
03:35:35
Those big lotteries.
03:35:37
Now that's usually my strategy is I'll play red
03:35:39
and black based on
03:35:42
sequence.
03:35:44
And then I have my couple main numbers that I'll put a you know, dollar on
03:35:50
usually three, two, two, three numbers.
03:35:53
Then if one hits, then I start playing it immediately.
03:35:56
But a lot of times I've done that and it's like fucking three
03:35:59
numbers later it comes right back up and it's like, What are the fucking odds?
03:36:02
But it's all relative because it's single number has the same amount of odds
03:36:07
of popping back up again.
03:36:11
But I still like a sequence.
03:36:18
You can't get all the numbers.
03:36:19
Obviously you lose.
03:36:21
Yeah.
03:36:22
I wonder if I mean, you may just break even.
03:36:25
No, you would.
03:36:25
You would lose.
03:36:26
Yeah, that would make it a little less take too much money.
03:36:29
And then, of course, we're assuming that everything's on the up and up
03:36:32
and there's no magnets or no weighted balls, no little divots.
03:36:35
It doesn't know who, who's betting where, you know.
03:36:38
So I don't know how it's going to cater to,
03:36:40
especially if you have a bunch of people betting it's going to just choose
03:36:44
a slot that nobody bet yet or with the least amount of people that.
03:36:47
No, I think that a really good rigged ring and I don't I've never seen one
03:36:53
I don't know but I think a really good ring the the
03:36:57
not the driver what the fuck are they called the dealer.
03:36:59
I don't know if they call a dealer with roulette.
03:37:02
Whoever the
03:37:02
person that's throwing the ball handler,
03:37:06
I'm pretty sure that he has somewhere
03:37:08
where he can go boom any number he fucking wants.
03:37:11
But then again, if you're thinking about old Western movies.
03:37:16
Yeah, but see if they did it in the old Western movies
03:37:19
when there was only 13 people in a town.
03:37:20
Do you think Vegas is going to leave anything up to chance?
03:37:23
That's why I like the chance.
03:37:25
I want the actual ball.
03:37:26
I'll take the video machine, but it needs to have the physical ball
03:37:30
they have automated and just we're we're old school.
03:37:32
You're mechanical, know you work on things to see it.
03:37:35
And I just still admit, though, that it doesn't make it impossible.
03:37:38
It just makes it harder and less likely.
03:37:40
Hopefully with a computer algorithm, than just a random way.
03:37:45
Easy. Yeah.
03:37:46
And it could change. They could.
03:37:47
They could sit there and just screw you like you wouldn't believe digitally.
03:37:50
I've done the online roulette plenty of times, and every single time
03:37:55
some something weird happens, like Double zero comes up three times in a row.
03:37:59
It's like this line by our fucking like in
03:38:04
the bar is one notch out of place in the third one every time if I see it.
03:38:09
Yeah, if it's mechanical and I can visually see it, I'm like, okay,
03:38:13
that's more believable.
03:38:15
Yeah, it's more believable.
03:38:16
But my cynic and skeptic in me is saying
03:38:19
still more likely that they don't leave anything to chance.
03:38:22
They I mean, imagine if they legally could though, like they'd be
03:38:28
very silly.
03:38:29
And you don't think that they film everything.
03:38:31
We we were in this one hotel in Vegas and there was this little bulb on the wall.
03:38:36
We didn't know what it was for. So I was like, it's a bet.
03:38:38
It's a doorstop, you know, like those little things for the door to hit.
03:38:41
Well, then why is it in the middle of the room like somebody else is?
03:38:45
Like it's a smoke detector?
03:38:46
And we didn't we could never figure it out.
03:38:48
But I'm pretty sure Vegas films, everything is in their best interest to.
03:38:53
Not legally. No, they can't do that.
03:38:54
But seriously, you're going to say they legally can't rig the game.
03:38:58
That's not going to stop them.
03:39:00
Yes. It's really a huge scandal.
03:39:03
Like in my mind, they have way too much money to lose, to not cheat.
03:39:09
Sadly, odds are already in their favor.
03:39:10
So do they need to cheat?
03:39:13
No, that's the saddest part.
03:39:14
No, I don't think they need to cheat.
03:39:15
Now, ask me again if they cheat.
03:39:18
Yeah, I think they cheat 100%
03:39:21
because they can make even more.
03:39:22
You know what I mean?
03:39:23
The money they make in a given
03:39:27
person pay out
03:39:37
2.2 billion
03:39:40
year. Yeah.
03:39:42
How much they make.
03:39:44
That's what they claim they make.
03:39:46
So that's not even like laundered here, girl.
03:39:49
I mean, that's not laundered.
03:39:52
Oh, yeah, I forgot about that.
03:39:53
He got so mad.
03:39:54
You were both honest to God.
03:39:55
You were both right, though.
03:39:57
The one time you said it one time, you just implied that war
03:40:01
and Ukraine has laundered money and you didn't say why,
03:40:04
but then you continued on to explain it.
03:40:05
So when he was like, That's not laundered money, he was right.
03:40:08
But if he would have waited a second I believe that you would know how it could be
03:40:13
that he was right.
03:40:15
Not all money moved is laundered.
03:40:17
It has to be illegal money that you can't just here's here's my drug money bank.
03:40:21
Please accept this. They'd be like, Where's your receipts?
03:40:24
Oh, we didn't get any from the kids we sold it to.
03:40:28
So then they have to put it through some of laundering
03:40:31
more fund.
03:40:34
Yeah.
03:40:34
War is a perfect way to launder money.
03:40:35
Make sorry, impersonation. Sorry.
03:40:39
How many bombs did we lose?
03:40:41
This laundered the.
03:40:44
We just gave up a whole bunch of tanks and stuff to this.
03:40:48
I'm sorry I didn't read this.
03:40:50
The Las Vegas strip led the state revenue with 8.2 billion up.
03:40:55
The real strip or don't bet against Las Vegas
03:40:58
casinos across Nevada brought in 14.8 billion.
03:41:04
So just the strip
03:41:05
was like more than half of it but almost 15 billion.
03:41:09
So shouldn't based on that, should they just outlaw gambling everywhere
03:41:14
just the fucking
03:41:17
taking advantage of people?
03:41:19
Yeah I mean have you ever seen the
03:41:21
it's cool that we can get our morals and life stories
03:41:24
always going back to The Simpsons.
03:41:25
You ever see though, the infamous monorail episode?
03:41:28
Yeah.
03:41:29
I'm turning our casinos.
03:41:31
Kind of like the monorail guy.
03:41:32
They come in and promise everything,
03:41:34
and then they put them there and people are like, okay.
03:41:36
And rational, moral people around for the long run,
03:41:39
they're going to get everybody.
03:41:43
And even if they don't, somebody's
03:41:45
going to get somebody is going to steal your money
03:41:47
because they lost all their money there, right? Yeah.
03:41:50
The trickle down effect,
03:41:52
if you've ever played SimCity, you know, it's the last thing you want for
03:41:55
the last thing you want to put in is gambling and nuclear
03:41:57
and military sites, because then your neighborhoods just turned to shit.
03:42:01
Really? Yeah, One of the best cool shit.
03:42:04
And that was usually the fucking way you usually put the, the
03:42:08
that type of stuff in the industrial part of town.
03:42:12
Sure.
03:42:16
Cute girls keep the residential together.
03:42:20
The bridged by the commercial residential
03:42:22
commercial industrial power plant in the center.
03:42:26
I'm going to have to find some new gaming to play on a computer or something.
03:42:29
I'm never going to buy Xbox again.
03:42:32
Microsoft.
03:42:33
You better fix my Xbox for free or I'm never.
03:42:35
And I'm going to tell everybody about your story.
03:42:37
See, I loved I love my Xbox 60.
03:42:40
I didn't have an issue with it.
03:42:41
We had a regular Xbox, but for some reason I went back to PlayStation
03:42:45
because I had some PlayStation nostalgia that I wanted to get back to and I didn't
03:42:49
feel like I needed to own two consoles at that point, like one of each.
03:42:54
And so I chose PlayStation four and then I went to PlayStation five.
03:42:57
They both have their merits they're both equal.
03:43:00
The last generation didn't jump for shit.
03:43:02
I think we talked about that in another show.
03:43:04
The other reason I went with Xbox is because I could remotely play it from
03:43:07
my computer way before anybody else was stream gaming
03:43:11
the Xbox.
03:43:12
As long as you had a microsoft Windows seven, I think even a Windows ten,
03:43:16
I don't remember when it started long ago was because I can do that
03:43:19
with my PlayStation. But yeah, they can all do it now.
03:43:21
When they started streaming gaming or, you know, not even downloading games,
03:43:26
just playing remotely somewhere is kind of it's a thing now.
03:43:30
But way back with 2000,
03:43:33
I don't know.
03:43:33
I want to say like 2016, even I'd have my Xbox somewhere in the house.
03:43:38
I couldn't do it from a way I could, but it was too laggy.
03:43:42
So I just I think my I played my son's
03:43:45
Xbox really so we didn't have to buy two whenever he wasn't playing it.
03:43:48
I just play it for my computer.
03:43:51
It seemed to work out like the PlayStation couldn't do that, so I bought
03:43:54
the PlayStation, had a little gimmicky PlayStation TV that came out
03:44:00
that you could do the on the same network
03:44:04
remote play of the PlayStation four,
03:44:08
but you had to have that particular device
03:44:11
and then they never even did share with it.
03:44:13
It was very it
03:44:13
tied in with their little handheld device, which was the PlayStation.
03:44:17
And the games would cross over to that
03:44:20
and you could play them kind of on a console.
03:44:24
And so
03:44:26
I don't know, I kind of bought into that, but I never really got anywhere.
03:44:29
I've got a bunch of old PlayStation and PlayStation two games downloaded to it
03:44:32
because you could buy those for it at the time. So that's
03:44:36
but you
03:44:36
could do that, but you needed that device in order to do that
03:44:39
and then it had to be on the same network.
03:44:41
You had to be in the house.
03:44:45
Did you even like the more or.
03:44:46
No, not really. Yeah.
03:44:49
Yeah. They try to do it.
03:44:50
I mean, I get it. They got to fill in the gaps.
03:44:52
I had a dream.
03:44:53
I spent a lot of money on my Dreamcast.
03:44:55
The Dreamcast.
03:44:57
But the controllers actually had screens.
03:44:59
They were so ahead of their time.
03:45:01
But with this book and the screens were these little yellowish gray.
03:45:04
I mean, they weren't real, you know, They looked like
03:45:08
little walkthrough games to them.
03:45:11
But it was a novelty.
03:45:12
I mean,
03:45:14
I guess one of the cool games when everyone was raising
03:45:16
those little stupid electronic babies, I didn't do it.
03:45:19
Yeah, no, everyone was.
03:45:21
You kind of
03:45:22
you could raise it when you were at school,
03:45:24
come home and put it in and then fight people.
03:45:26
That was that was kind of cool.
03:45:27
I didn't raise them, but I would just fight.
03:45:30
Yeah.
03:45:31
Oh, and then there was a game you could put music CDs in in Belmont Stairs.
03:45:34
That was pretty cool.
03:45:36
There wasn't a big console.
03:45:38
I liked it. It had a cool feel when it came out.
03:45:40
But back then, that's kind of I mean, anything new that came was like,
03:45:45
I think memory games.
03:45:46
We were playing PlayStation for PlayStation five or Xbox, whatever
03:45:49
the fuck number.
03:45:50
They're trying to pretend there are no one.
03:45:54
And that's one
03:45:56
statistic that just gets confusing.
03:45:58
It's like, just call it by ear.
03:45:59
I don't know,
03:46:01
but that's insane too.
03:46:02
I on repairing things.
03:46:05
I have extensive repairing.
03:46:08
So Apple was the first one that pissed me off where if I fix an iPhone,
03:46:13
even if I get the parts from Apple
03:46:16
and I fix an Apple phone with Apple parts that is now labeled
03:46:19
counterfeit and I'm not allowed to sell it or work on it, technically
03:46:24
But like,
03:46:26
I just can't imagine that they they want a world
03:46:28
that's not just full of crap and waste.
03:46:31
You know, if they just throw that phone away,
03:46:33
you know how many Xboxes in the cycle programs.
03:46:36
Yeah, but they're fake.
03:46:37
They're they're totally up there.
03:46:39
They're constantly
03:46:41
harassing a lot of them sod.
03:46:43
If they really cared about it, they'd take that one piece.
03:46:45
They upgrade every year and just let us change that instead of the whole phone.
03:46:50
But people don't want that.
03:46:51
They want a quick, shiny that's the dipshit to get a new phone
03:46:54
every single year I'm on my iPhone freaking. Yeah.
03:46:56
So my point is though, is I'm a perfectly qualified, capable person and you
03:47:00
or I should be able to make an agreement that I can fix something for you.
03:47:04
But now suddenly you can't get updates, you can't install apps
03:47:08
because Apple says you just put a counterfeit phone on our network.
03:47:12
That's nuts.
03:47:13
If Apple even sold me the parts, like, they'll sell you the parts.
03:47:15
But then if it's counterfeit,
03:47:17
anything counterintuitive or counter,
03:47:20
I don't know the right word efficient
03:47:23
should be wrong and evil and Xbox.
03:47:25
The only reason they did this is is want to either
03:47:28
try and get people to pay the 299 to fix it
03:47:31
or just to make people buy the new Xbox because right now I'm going to go.
03:47:36
But as a matter of fact, that's probably what I'll do.
03:47:38
I'll fire up my old 360, which is what, two ago?
03:47:42
Because that one still works fine.
03:47:44
I mean, it works perfectly.
03:47:45
My other one I have to put in the oven to heat up the solder because I use
03:47:48
LED free solder under pressure and it dies after like five years.
03:47:52
Still five years pretty good.
03:47:53
By then they're going to have a new Xbox.
03:47:55
If the Xbox dies a year and a half and your SSD drive dies
03:47:58
and you can't fucking replace,
03:48:02
they need to change
03:48:02
that or there's going to be a lawsuit, wouldn't you think?
03:48:06
I mean they've gotten in trouble
03:48:08
for with their issues, with their systems
03:48:11
within warranty period.
03:48:12
I had my Xbox replaced at one point
03:48:17
because of the removal of death or whatever, three, six, ten oh oh the ring.
03:48:20
Yeah. Yeah.
03:48:23
But see that weren't you.
03:48:24
I think that was a three year warranty.
03:48:25
That's a reasonable that's a fuck them though.
03:48:27
Pretty hard.
03:48:29
That's probably why they're like it made a lot of money out
03:48:32
instead of fixing their product and their quality control.
03:48:34
But yeah, they feel like we better shorten our work and
03:48:38
that rewards them.
03:48:40
Rewards them because people won't care as much as I do.
03:48:42
They won't abandon the product. They'll go buy another fucking
03:48:46
version.
03:48:46
The one for cheap will be like, Oh my God, I need my hair on.
03:48:49
I need hair and I got to play my fucking Fortnite.
03:48:52
Well, I know my PlayStation four was fine,
03:48:55
but it kept overheating randomly and I opened it up, blew it out.
03:48:59
It worked better for a while and then it started doing it again
03:49:02
and it would just randomly conk out, but you could turn it on
03:49:05
and it looked like it worked.
03:49:06
So I ended up trading it into GameStop and then getting a PlayStation
03:49:10
five because I didn't want, you know, it works on the surface.
03:49:14
Hopefully they'll be able to fix it.
03:49:15
If not, you know, at least they got something for us.
03:49:17
Yeah.
03:49:18
Do they're pushing the for as much as they possibly could that's why.
03:49:21
Which is weird because even at the time, because it was during frickin COVID
03:49:26
they were
03:49:27
and also the system had a short release like they usually do, but
03:49:32
you could get a frickin PlayStation four for,
03:49:34
I think like $400 or you get a PlayStation five for like $500.
03:49:38
Yeah, it was like 100 or $150 difference.
03:49:41
And it's like, why the fuck would I buy a PlayStation
03:49:44
four when I could just spend a little bit extra money?
03:49:46
But is that
03:49:50
they know what they're doing, They're trying to entice you.
03:49:53
I'm going to look at the PlayStation.
03:49:54
You have to pay for it.
03:49:55
The network.
03:49:56
I think you do now, right? Yeah, you do.
03:49:59
There's 317 bucks a month.
03:50:03
I don't know. It's definitely cheaper than that.
03:50:05
But there's there's a levels to it.
03:50:07
You can get frickin games
03:50:11
access to online game content and streaming
03:50:15
shit and libraries and stuff where you can just get the base package.
03:50:19
But Even with the base package you get like the free games every month.
03:50:22
So even with that, it's that's
03:50:25
why seven 1799 gives me EAA so I can Yeah I.
03:50:29
Don't know how much is the biggest lessens.
03:50:31
They might be 1499 1599.
03:50:35
But I usually just pay the year thing.
03:50:40
Just do the cheapest one
03:50:44
and then the games of the game are there.
03:50:47
A lot of times not bad games.
03:50:51
It does,
03:50:52
but what sucks is you already have shit for that
03:50:57
fuck variety of shit for Xbox.
03:51:01
It's hard to
03:51:04
if you do digital content.
03:51:06
Yeah, that.
03:51:07
That's locked in.
03:51:08
That's why I might just go back to the computer.
03:51:10
The only reason I.
03:51:11
I used to have Madden on the computer and they stop making it,
03:51:15
which was kind of
03:51:16
year they stopped for like four or five years.
03:51:19
That's weird.
03:51:21
And honestly, it was the only game I played regularly.
03:51:23
Religious almost
03:51:28
1499 a month
03:51:31
or extra, whatever that level is.
03:51:34
Download hundreds of games it looks like.
03:51:36
Yeah, of course, hundreds.
03:51:41
But a lot of the free games are like not like the greatest games in the world,
03:51:44
but there are a lot of good ones and they're to.
03:51:48
You're just coming in, not owning anything.
03:51:50
It's like not a bad thing.
03:51:52
I wish I didn't have a bunch of games like otherwise I might buy
03:51:55
that and play it for a couple of months
03:51:57
because there just all kinds of shit just to even for a little bit.
03:52:01
But it's kind of guilt free playing too.
03:52:02
Like if you pick up a game and you play it for, you know,
03:52:06
a couple of hours and you don't like it, yeah, that's Xbox.
03:52:09
I don't know what they call it, but they got a thing just like that where
03:52:15
they're like
03:52:15
way back generations that just everything's available and then ones
03:52:18
that are just kind of old, they give you a new batch of that every month.
03:52:23
Yeah, they try to do that.
03:52:24
I wish PlayStation was a little bit better on their back library content.
03:52:29
Well, the main reason I liked it is because
03:52:32
all the sports games, again, if it's just a roster update you
03:52:36
as long as you wait almost I think it's even before the season's over
03:52:40
they release.
03:52:41
Oh yeah they always have the this year last year's as all
03:52:45
the old versions are available and it's their own fault,
03:52:48
they haven't upgraded them enough for it to be worth it.
03:52:51
Yeah.
03:52:51
Once once the season's over and they're about to release a new
03:52:53
and the old one's worthless.
03:52:59
So anything about like GameStop, you go to GameStop
03:53:01
and it'll be freaking all the old friggin sports games just in a row.
03:53:04
Fucking 15 friggin NBA,
03:53:08
you know, 2000 friggin whatever.
03:53:13
It's like, who's buying that shit?
03:53:15
And you look at it, it's like frickin, you know, $3, $4?
03:53:22
Yeah.
03:53:22
All my games.
03:53:23
Do I get my money back now for all the digital games
03:53:25
that I purchased, I don't need them anymore.
03:53:27
You have them indefinitely until a new system comes out.
03:53:30
And then not compatible with the newer system.
03:53:32
In the old days, at least I could go to GameStop
03:53:34
and get like a $3 credit to my $80 new game.
03:53:38
Yeah, at least get something done.
03:53:40
They've Got that.
03:53:41
It's a couple rip off games places
03:53:44
nowadays, but I don't have any games.
03:53:47
I'm doing some of the older games.
03:53:48
Honestly, some of the older games hold a lot of value,
03:53:53
especially non Nintendo 64 cartridge games.
03:53:56
I play those.
03:53:57
I got the stand of arcades that I have are loaded
03:54:00
with every stand up, every council.
03:54:04
Yeah.
03:54:04
But the actual cartridge cartridge itself.
03:54:07
Yeah. Like or anything.
03:54:09
Mario Nintendo 64 you can sell for
03:54:12
just as much or more than what
03:54:14
the brand new game was back in the day.
03:54:20
I have Atari 2600 cartridges count.
03:54:23
Are they worth anything?
03:54:24
Yeah, I've got some old shit in my parents place.
03:54:26
I didn't.
03:54:26
I kept a Google search.
03:54:28
They didn't seem to be like that. Astounding.
03:54:30
We're like, Oh, let's go run out and go sell, sell this shit. So.
03:54:34
And does Mario Kart have to be, like, unopened?
03:54:36
No, that would be any Mario.
03:54:38
I think it's like 35, 40 bucks for a mario kart.
03:54:44
Mario 60 for anything.
03:54:46
With Mario in the titles is at least 35 or 40.
03:54:50
Zelda 30, 30, 40, 45, 50 bucks.
03:54:53
I fucked up during that age, during those that era
03:54:56
because I went with Sega Genesis then stuck with the Dreamcast.
03:55:00
I think I even had a Sega Saturn in the second disc.
03:55:02
One like went right with them.
03:55:04
So I never had any of the Nintendo Switch except the original.
03:55:06
The Nintendo, the two brothers we had.
03:55:11
I'm the one about the Dreamcast, but we never had a say.
03:55:14
Is this A It was always Nintendo or the Dreamcast.
03:55:16
For some reason.
03:55:18
I don't know.
03:55:18
Hey look, cool.
03:55:19
It was all the way to frickin Parker
03:55:22
time and cool thing about me being in it.
03:55:26
Rest assured, if something goes wrong on that, I can still fix it.
03:55:31
But not this new fucking Xbox.
03:55:33
I can't fucking believe I bought that.
03:55:35
I can't do and I take full responsibility.
03:55:38
It's my fault because Microsoft, when I bought the Xbox, the guy on YouTube
03:55:43
pointed it out and reviewed it 6 to 8 months after I bought.
03:55:47
So I should have had the foresight and predetermination to not have free will
03:55:52
and know that Xbox was going to screw me.
03:55:54
The universe was trying to tell you, but unfortunately
03:55:58
nature, you couldn't do anything about it.
03:56:01
It couldn't.
03:56:02
You were going to do and you were going to do.
03:56:03
Regardless if your shoes were you, I'd
03:56:07
even if I choose not to decide, I still have made a choice, right?
03:56:11
I can't believe it.
03:56:13
Nobody called it. Did he call? He must have quoted that kid.
03:56:15
Smart kids.
03:56:17
Well, kid smart.
03:56:19
Yeah.
03:56:20
You know what I did all day?
03:56:22
You know what I did almost all day?
03:56:24
I mean, from the time I got home from the work.
03:56:26
From work, probably why the sound was fucked up.
03:56:28
Because I usually do a pre-check, But no, I'm busy making a fucking fake
03:56:33
pre show fucking title screens
03:56:37
because I get a text saying let's get draw again.
03:56:42
We got you.
03:56:43
Gotcha.
03:56:44
I was very confused cause I typed in and I joined in and I'm like, Fuck.
03:56:48
It sounds like they're like, I don't know, 25% into the show.
03:56:51
And so I went to the my phone and I'm like, Look it.
03:56:53
And I'm like, Fuck, no, it shows.
03:56:55
The show just started over like they do over it.
03:56:56
And it this, it sounds like the early and mid like we did our first cold open too.
03:57:00
He actually with talking instead of any intro.
03:57:05
Interesting.
03:57:06
Yeah should be some good clip too.
03:57:09
I may be.
03:57:10
I may fucking invest and finally get that that opus clip.
03:57:16
You just need enough email accounts and then have them rotated because he's
03:57:21
there was a email they put out that said that there
03:57:24
so you need you need they only get they give you 60 minutes.
03:57:28
If you do that you'd need like 20 emails and.
03:57:30
I can trick in from every system,
03:57:32
but after I use it enough it has benefit and they keep sending me these.
03:57:36
It started at 50% off.
03:57:37
Now I think they're up to like 75% off.
03:57:39
So I can get like two years. How long now?
03:57:42
2600 minutes a fucking month or something
03:57:45
for like 100 or 200 bucks for the entire year.
03:57:48
Yeah.
03:57:49
But honestly, it's hard not to be frivolous with that shit,
03:57:52
but they do allow you to be able to kind of know this 114
03:57:57
50% off.
03:57:58
What a great deal opus clip.
03:58:00
We're looking for sponsors.
03:58:02
If anybody wants to do the aftershow that I'm pretty sure I'm still recording.
03:58:06
We can get Bluechew.
03:58:08
What's that It's a boner pill.
03:58:11
I was going to say bless you for a second.
03:58:13
Bluechew Oh, no, come that come. Yeah.
03:58:16
So the thing with that
03:58:16
is because there's a lot of podcasts that use them and I did not realize
03:58:21
what a podcast I listen to kind of mentioned that the reason is,
03:58:24
is because they will literally sponsor anyone because it's just an affiliate.
03:58:29
So if people buy the product and they put your code in, you get credit for it.
03:58:33
If you don't, they don't give a fuck.
03:58:34
So then who the hell advertises?
03:58:37
Enter, Take can teach us how to do that affiliate shit if we want,
03:58:40
but there's plenty of that clicking we can do.
03:58:41
But if I do a product of your garage, say Bluechew.
03:58:45
I have you tried first.
03:58:46
I'm one of these weird people that I don't.
03:58:48
I don't care when the products
03:58:51
talk to me again.
03:58:52
If somebody offered me $1,000,000 to lie.
03:58:54
But I have integrity when it's easy to have integrity and I would like
03:58:57
to try the product before I advertise, assuming the product gives you a boner.
03:59:01
So I'm not like I've never Have you ever done boner medicine?
03:59:04
I've never done it. No.
03:59:06
I'm getting to an age now where I may have to consider it soon.
03:59:09
So if it's a safe alternative, I guess I'll try it and chew it.
03:59:12
I need something that makes it less sensitive.
03:59:15
But yet, if you have a boner for 4 hours, that would for you.
03:59:19
Is there anti boner pill that you can take if it lasts?
03:59:22
You know, I have to research the shit out of it.
03:59:24
What if it like pops?
03:59:27
Can it get
03:59:27
so fucking hard that it just never shuts?
03:59:30
I know how I know how the penis works.
03:59:32
And if that valve that doesn't release,
03:59:36
there are some gross stories of people against
03:59:37
overpumping or like, falling out and like, falling down and like, cracking.
03:59:41
Apparently you can, like, crack it in half.
03:59:43
I only need one story to make.
03:59:46
I have be on my deathbed with a limp penis and be like,
03:59:49
Honey, one more time would be the only time I'd even risk it. Then
03:59:53
fuck that, but do well because I've heard too,
03:59:57
that even not for sex, like for drumming or athletics.
04:00:00
Because I'm getting to a point now where I can't
04:00:02
even I can't even do an hour and a half drum show with.
04:00:04
I'm like, I got to make some band decisions.
04:00:06
If I can't play this song, somebody is like, Dude, take Viagra.
04:00:10
Because not only does it get your dick hard,
04:00:12
but it opens up all your corpuscles or whatever it is.
04:00:15
So my my dad
04:00:17
is on
04:00:19
not you know, for dick medication but yeah that was initially for for her.
04:00:24
Yeah yeah yeah it's great.
04:00:27
It's apparently great as long as you can handle
04:00:29
walking around with a boner all the time and everybody can be taken this shit.
04:00:32
If it was meant for boners, it was meant for
04:00:36
heart stuff and somebody side of side effect was.
04:00:39
But wait a minute, those are blood vessels.
04:00:41
And if we take that, those kind of get enraged too, or,
04:00:44
you know, closed or whatever happens is
04:00:49
well on that Randall on that penis.
04:00:51
No Right.
04:00:52
Friend of mine leaving with a dick
04:00:55
we did the hour we do a good hour aftershow every time
04:00:58
if we could actually get more than four viewers
04:00:59
or at least four thumbs up,
04:01:00
maybe we could actually move this over to locals or something
04:01:03
and do the whole gig the way we're supposed to.
04:01:05
But I mean,
04:01:05
we bumped 274 for a minute there, so it's just as many as the regular show.
04:01:10
So maybe we don't even need fladge.
04:01:12
Well, yeah, normally, normally we get more.
04:01:14
Don't we get a few more in the Late Late Show?
04:01:17
I don't know. It depends, I think, to make us feel better though.
04:01:20
He's probably got he's like I haven't found my laptop yet.
04:01:22
He keeps signing on for extra viewers with any device he has in the house.
04:01:28
Hey, I found a
04:01:28
place we can get a thousand views for like ten bucks.
04:01:31
All these people in Malaysia.
04:01:32
I'll just sit there and click, click, click, click, click, click.
04:01:34
Give you authentic real
04:01:36
talk, pre determinism and just a defeatist like, you know, so
04:01:41
these people with all these views are probably not real.
04:01:45
Yeah.
04:01:45
So we're just going to like for one episode we're going to get a jump of 2000
04:01:50
so you can tell is they'll have like
04:01:54
10,000 people on there and 17 thumbs up.
04:01:58
Oh yeah, right.
04:01:58
We're like when nobody really commenting.
04:02:00
Wait a minute, something's up with Rumble.
04:02:03
I think
04:02:04
they say it's a publicly traded company.
04:02:06
There's no way any of the numbers can be flubbed.
04:02:08
They'd go to jail if it was flubbed.
04:02:10
Yeah, but they don't know. No, apparently they know
04:02:14
the guy is a great businessman
04:02:17
and it since it's traded company, we can't question any of the numbers.
04:02:20
That's what I heard, Huh?
04:02:23
So that's what I'll do.
04:02:24
Keep waiting.
04:02:24
If we get more subscribers, we can get a partner program and move up,
04:02:29
whatever that means. Everybody.
04:02:31
Everybody on there, they're advertising and bragging about these partner programs,
04:02:37
so it's kind of good.
04:02:39
Yeah. Partners Unit is my partner.
04:02:41
Your partner doesn't always have to be the same sex.
04:02:44
I have a partner.
04:02:46
She's
04:02:49
right.
04:02:52
We've got a partner.
04:02:56
Start texting Gary ideas for next week.
04:02:59
I don't know why he normally sends, like, a random text going, Boom.
04:03:03
You guys are doing great.
04:03:04
Maybe. Well, you know what? He was terrible.
04:03:07
He was texting all evening.
04:03:08
He probably didn't get his nap, did it? He said he got his.
04:03:11
Now, did he really friggin wear the stupid suit just for the show?
04:03:15
Yeah, I think so.
04:03:16
It's great, too.
04:03:17
I had the I had the Johnny Carson theme.
04:03:20
It was going to look like he was actually a
04:03:22
you know, if we would have had the rainbow.
04:03:24
Yeah the better angle, not the roof of the barn.
04:03:27
Well, yeah,
04:03:28
I think the angle would have been the same,
04:03:30
which would have made it karmically even a little better.
04:03:32
But him standing there with that
04:03:35
preshow with the with the Carson theme was awesome.
04:03:37
I hope it got on there.
04:03:39
I think it may got on there once and then all my sound went out.
04:03:43
But hopefully that outfit every week should hold them to it.
04:03:46
Yeah, once.
04:03:48
If I say if I can say best podcast ever, isn't there incentive for him to determine
04:03:53
he does a better but better podcast next week late night with
04:03:57
when you just set the bar with the suit?
04:04:00
Yeah,
04:04:01
you got to either
04:04:05
meet or exceed
04:04:06
either has to make it the same fancier or remove
04:04:11
all his clothes that then that will also set the bar at that level.
04:04:14
I wouldn't mind that Viagra will get Viagra
04:04:17
as the sponsor and we'll have
04:04:20
all the birthday suit festival
04:04:22
run and live on there.
04:04:25
I'm all for it.
04:04:27
I don't know how we could.
04:04:31
We'll do the contest Seinfeld reference.
04:04:33
There we go.
04:04:33
I couldn't
04:04:34
think I was seriously getting worried because they had not made a Seinfeld
04:04:37
reference yet.
04:04:38
We will have a contest.
04:04:39
We'll take Viagra and have a contest and see who picks who picks first.
04:04:45
We'll have to do the opposite, though, because Seinfeld did that will take Viagra
04:04:48
and see who picks first instead
04:04:50
to see who picks first.
04:04:52
Oh, I was thinking of touching it all live on air here.
04:04:55
I have never peeked around
04:04:58
how the tantric orgasm.
04:04:59
Can you do that?
04:05:00
No, I'm not saying like peak when it comes.
04:05:03
Well, I thought you may will also like, you know,
04:05:06
my like there's Buddhist monk.
04:05:11
Oh, right, right.
04:05:11
Peak seemed to me peak was a completely different.
04:05:15
I gotcha thickness.
04:05:17
There's the monks that can do that
04:05:18
without touching I'd like I mean if it wasn't for me,
04:05:21
I would not like to see that
04:05:23
if it's a fulfilled prophecy that everything is so you might.
04:05:27
So it's possible then.
04:05:29
If it was meant to be. It was meant to be.
04:05:31
If it was meant to be.
04:05:33
We need a secondary outline.
04:05:39
Secondary closing statement.
04:05:40
Right.
04:05:41
Just rub it in some cases face for exams.
04:05:44
Fuck guys I tried to make as above.
04:05:46
So below was him, but it came out as above so jibber
04:05:50
jabber right there. That does.
04:05:51
That's kind of maybe why you were doing that.
04:05:53
And I didn't. I didn't clip it.
04:05:55
I don't have it on my button
04:05:56
because I thought I'll just it on the web, but I have no sound.
04:06:00
So I'm still I'm so get it in the.
04:06:03
Yeah.
04:06:03
You're going to have to go to the to to experience experiences is
04:06:08
where you know you
04:06:11
get their center
04:06:14
you go to the tube
04:06:21
is the one that looks he's got wood behind him.
04:06:23
7 seconds.
04:06:25
Speaking of Agar you like that?
04:06:27
That's my version of his barn.
04:06:29
He's behind. Oh,
04:06:33
fucking Gary.
04:06:35
Oh, I got to put it on there.
04:06:36
And although shit,
04:06:41
this has been difficult for today,
04:06:46
so. Well, there he is.
04:06:49
And then if I put it on gas.
04:06:51
All right, I'll talk to you next week.
04:06:54
Yeah.
04:06:55
Fuck. Gary,
04:06:57
we ready?
04:06:58
Yeah, Yeah. See? See how we sell?
04:07:01
We just verify where statements in already.
04:07:06
Three to fuck. Gary
04:07:11
as above.
04:07:11
So jabber.