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Fladge Rants Live #28 Money | Epic Tale: Past, Present, and the Mind-Blowing Future You're Part Of!

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00:00:57 There you go.
00:01:01 You're good.
00:01:01 Hi, I'm Gary.
00:01:03 Welcome to Fladge Rants Live.
00:01:05 What time is it today?
00:01:07 Oh, it's 10:00.
00:01:08 Do you know where your pets are?
00:01:14 Hey, what's the topic today?
00:01:16 The groom water of a Bronwyn.
00:01:18 Oh, no, no, wait. That was last week. We're doing money.
00:01:20 Let's start right off the bat with a mount Rushmore.
00:01:23 The four types of money.
00:01:25 Our commodity money,
00:01:28 fiduciary money, bank money.
00:01:30 And fiat money.
00:01:32 Now, commodity money has intrinsic value.
00:01:35 It's the material that it's made out of itself.
00:01:38 Bank money is 97% of of the money on Earth.
00:01:42 And it's nothing.
00:01:44 It's just numbers in a computer
00:01:48 and fiduciary money.
00:01:50 It's like an IOU.
00:01:51 And then.
00:01:52 And then what we lose cash is fiat money.
00:01:56 It's backed by nothing.
00:01:58 And and that's kind of what I'm getting at today.
00:02:02 Just cut to the chase and tell you
00:02:05 money is made up and
00:02:08 it is worthless.
00:02:12 But that's not the end of the story.
00:02:17 Oh, that's the we always take it back to the Greeks
00:02:19 and certainly the Greeks that in here they had some nice coins,
00:02:23 but it goes way back.
00:02:24 Before that people needed money to trade for commerce.
00:02:28 Like if a grain farmer wanted
00:02:30 to trade a chicken farm or an old bag of grain for a chicken,
00:02:34 that's a done deal. Great.
00:02:36 But that's
00:02:40 what if you don't have
00:02:42 what they need or the timing doesn't work out right.
00:02:46 So I remember we talked about junior foreign tablets
00:02:49 and those were a lot of those kind of trade agreements.
00:02:52 You know, you have it in writing
00:02:54 so that this guy owes you when his harvest comes in for the,
00:02:58 you know, the boots you made them last spring, that kind of a thing.
00:03:05 Then they wanted
00:03:07 something tangible to trade.
00:03:10 I remember watching Vikings.
00:03:13 They traded the pieces of metal, random pieces of metal.
00:03:16 I also remember there was a great story about a sailing ship
00:03:21 and the sailors found out that the native women would trade sex for iron.
00:03:25 So they were pulling the nails out of the ship
00:03:28 until it wasn't even seaworthy anymore.
00:03:32 So. So if it's got intrinsic value,
00:03:35 that's that your commodity money
00:03:39 and, you know, a good rent right now would be just.
00:03:44 Yeah.
00:03:45 Cash prizes or cash
00:03:47 advance for your your paycheck advance.
00:03:52 None of these things are cash.
00:03:54 You always get a check. You're issued a check.
00:03:56 That's not cash.
00:03:58 But back to the types of money
00:04:01 and why it's worthless.
00:04:04 Just the word credit is it means believe.
00:04:09 So a lot of this is based on confidence
00:04:12 of if you if you think it's worth something, it truly is.
00:04:16 So let's see.
00:04:17 After
00:04:20 after the medal,
00:04:22 they started trading with shells, seashells.
00:04:25 Well, trip to the beach would make you the richest man in town.
00:04:28 So that was no good.
00:04:30 So that's.
00:04:31 That's when they started minting coins.
00:04:33 Now, eastern Western civilization
00:04:36 came up with this stuff independently.
00:04:39 China was way ahead of us.
00:04:41 They had.
00:04:42 They had paper money before we did a long before we did.
00:04:46 And in the form of IOUs, like I mentioned earlier,
00:04:49 we had to wait for the Templar Knights.
00:04:52 The Knights Templar, excuse me.
00:04:55 And they were basically everywhere in Europe.
00:05:00 And if you wanted to travel, it was
00:05:05 heavy and difficult to carry your,
00:05:08 you know, chest of gold or your valuables.
00:05:12 So you would give them to the local Knights Templar.
00:05:15 They would write down what you have, and then you would go with that piece of paper
00:05:20 and then go to where you were traveling to.
00:05:23 And the roads were dangerous and robbers were prevalent,
00:05:27 and then you would get to where you were going
00:05:30 and then you could give that local Knights Templar that piece of paper,
00:05:33 and they will reimburse you the value that you left with the other Knights Templar.
00:05:38 So that was the birth of paper money
00:05:43 in Western society,
00:05:46 in our civilization.
00:05:49 Fast forward,
00:05:51 let's go to 1913, the establishment
00:05:54 of the Federal Reserve Bank,
00:05:59 and we'll just refer to that as the Fed,
00:06:02 because that's going to come up a lot today.
00:06:04 So the Fed is established,
00:06:08 by the way.
00:06:09 They're the ones that create money out of nothing.
00:06:12 So then go
00:06:15 to let's go to 1944,
00:06:19 and that was the Bretton Woods agreement.
00:06:24 And after
00:06:28 after that,
00:06:30 everything was based on the US dollar.
00:06:33 And it was back by gold in Fort Knox.
00:06:38 Fast forward to 1971
00:06:42 and Richard Nixon
00:06:45 pulled the gold out from under it.
00:06:47 And now our money globally is based on nothing,
00:06:51 which is what makes it fiat money.
00:06:53 Fiat just means because I said so.
00:06:58 So that's what our money is based on.
00:07:00 Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
00:07:02 Or just an agreed sum.
00:07:08 And all money is based on the US dollar
00:07:13 and the exchange rates.
00:07:21 Here is why The US
00:07:23 economy is a Ponzi scheme, in case you're not familiar.
00:07:27 A Ponzi scheme is when a douchebag
00:07:33 puts the douche and fiduciary
00:07:35 area tells you you've got a safe
00:07:39 investment with quick return and huge dividends.
00:07:45 All you have to do is invest all your money in this, this investment.
00:07:49 And then he takes your invested money, takes his giant cut
00:07:54 and then gets a second wave of investors and pays the first wave.
00:07:59 With the second wave of investors takes a giant cut.
00:08:01 It's a third wave of investors, pays the second wave with the third
00:08:05 wave of investors takes a giant cut.
00:08:09 As you can see, this is exponential growth.
00:08:11 So not sustainable.
00:08:13 It's built like a house of cards and falls down.
00:08:15 And he makes out with all the cuts that he took along the way.
00:08:20 And that is exactly
00:08:23 what the Fed does or the US government.
00:08:26 So here's what they do.
00:08:28 The US government says we need X amount of dollars and the Fed prints it for them
00:08:34 in exchange for the
00:08:35 cash money, which is cash.
00:08:38 Well, current current, what we call currency
00:08:42 futures, Federal Reserve notes
00:08:45 and the government issues an IOU fiduciary.
00:08:51 Then they would
00:08:56 when that money runs out and they still owe
00:09:01 what they borrowed plus interest.
00:09:05 So then they have to borrow more issue, more IOUs,
00:09:10 which they owe principal plus then interest.
00:09:14 And so every time they go back, they have to get more and more and more.
00:09:18 And that's why it's a Ponzi scheme.
00:09:20 It's not sustainable.
00:09:21 It just
00:09:23 all of our money is simply debt.
00:09:28 That is what our monetary system is based on.
00:09:32 Debt.
00:09:36 And that's
00:09:37 why it's a house of cards and it's based on confidence.
00:09:43 If we believe
00:09:45 and that's why credit is the word believe
00:09:50 and so don't worry,
00:09:51 you can still spend your money,
00:09:54 but know that it is
00:09:59 it it doesn't really mean.
00:10:02 No, I've long said just because something is made up doesn't mean it's not true.
00:10:08 But it is certainly a strong indication.
00:10:13 Are you guys there?
00:10:17 I'm just talking to myself today.
00:10:19 Correct.
00:10:22 I'm busy.
00:10:23 You got this.
00:10:24 Oh, well, that's all right, Brady.
00:10:26 Why does my screen only show me?
00:10:28 I mean, I don't mind. I'm handsome.
00:10:30 My buttons. I'm looking good.
00:10:32 There we go.
00:10:33 Is your muted?
00:10:35 Yeah, I'm muted. I lost my screen for a second.
00:10:37 I'm pulling up stuff and letting the rant.
00:10:40 Rant or rant on.
00:10:42 Oh, I can go on about the Rothschild.
00:10:44 You want to hear about the Rothschild?
00:10:46 I'd rather hear about whatever kind of child you
00:10:51 Rothschild.
00:10:52 Oh, I'm a Jew living in Germany.
00:10:56 Not. Not your best situation, but it was
00:10:59 the 18th century has five boys.
00:11:02 He sends four of them to London, Vienna and Paris and
00:11:08 Frankfurt. No, they were in Frankfurt.
00:11:11 I'm London.
00:11:13 Vienna, Paris.
00:11:14 You have no idea.
00:11:16 There's another city.
00:11:18 Five major cities in Europe.
00:11:21 And they establish banks
00:11:23 only start loaning to governments because governments just make money out of taxes.
00:11:27 So they're good for it. And they.
00:11:31 Nathan Rothschild, before he dies at age
00:11:34 56, becomes the richest man on planet Earth.
00:11:37 Rothschild Banks are still in an operation today,
00:11:41 and the Rothschild fortune is estimated at between
00:11:45 400 and $600 quadrillion.
00:11:50 That means they have more money
00:11:52 than there is. Or,
00:11:56 you know how everything should be based on the gross gross national product.
00:12:02 They've got
00:12:04 more than the gross global product by
00:12:11 several digits,
00:12:14 but that doesn't really matter too much since it's all based on
00:12:17 absolutely nothing.
00:12:19 Only I said 97% of the money on Earth is bank money,
00:12:23 which means not only is it not backed by anything, it's not anything.
00:12:28 It's ones and zeros in a computer system.
00:12:31 And then the three remaining percent,
00:12:34 I believe 2% is fiat money.
00:12:37 So cash, currency.
00:12:39 And then the rest is the fiduciary and the and the commodity money,
00:12:43 which is actually the only one with any intrinsic value.
00:12:49 And you know that you remember how creepy
00:12:52 I said the nickels are thick and smooth.
00:12:55 The reason they put the grooves on the outside of those coins is
00:12:58 people were shaving because they were made out of precious metals.
00:13:01 People are shaving the other side of the coin,
00:13:03 which is smaller and smaller and keeping the precious metal, you know,
00:13:07 cheaper for themselves and still spending it like it was a full coin.
00:13:12 But if you're going to buy big things,
00:13:16 it's kind of inconvenient to carry around a chest full of big heavy coins.
00:13:21 So we do need the system.
00:13:25 But I just wanted people to know that it's like a bank.
00:13:28 We were told as children, you talk, you take your bank,
00:13:33 you take your money to the bank, and they don't just hold it for you.
00:13:37 Then they loan it out to someone who needs a loan.
00:13:39 That's not at all how it works.
00:13:43 Banks need to,
00:13:45 I don't know, roughly 10% of what they loan out.
00:13:48 The rest is the imaginary
00:13:51 imaginary and fake money.
00:13:53 It's all.
00:13:53 It's all well.
00:13:57 And the reason? It's a Ponzi scheme.
00:13:59 Think about the first dollar.
00:14:01 Okay, so you're in a world with $0, but you need a dollar.
00:14:06 So you tell the Fed.
00:14:07 I need a dollar.
00:14:08 Give them an IOU. $4 plus interest.
00:14:11 So when that comes due, there's only $1 on planet Earth.
00:14:15 So you need $2 to pay back that $1.
00:14:18 So you run an IOU for $2 and they give you $2.
00:14:22 Now you can pay the
00:14:25 they pay back the original loan plus interest.
00:14:27 And you got like, I don't know, $0.80 left.
00:14:31 You be talking about lending money.
00:14:33 It's all imaginary,
00:14:36 fractional lending.
00:14:37 That's what our Federal Reserve did. You mentioned the Federal Reserve.
00:14:39 We kept telling the government it has a name,
00:14:41 but it has nothing to do with our government.
00:14:43 But I did mention the Fed.
00:14:45 I said the Federal Reserve Bank is going to, from now on
00:14:49 in this podcast, be referred to as the Fed because it's going to come up a lot.
00:14:53 Okay.
00:14:54 But it's no more of the federal government
00:14:57 than the Federal Express.
00:14:59 The Federal Reserve is a registered company
00:15:02 with, I believe, the District of Columbia
00:15:06 now. Yes.
00:15:08 So that and they have the power to give banks fractional lending,
00:15:13 which so if you give them $1, they can lend out $10.
00:15:17 Ten? That's what I just said, 10 to 1.
00:15:19 Sorry, I'm just catching up. Go ahead.
00:15:22 Yep, yep, yep. 10%.
00:15:23 Just like I just said,
00:15:26 personal lending, 10% or 1,000%.
00:15:32 They only have to have 10% of what they want.
00:15:34 All right.
00:15:35 But they're allowed to lend out
00:15:36 1,000% of what they have in their depository or whatever.
00:15:39 What do you call that thing?
00:15:41 If you.
00:15:41 It gets worse when you wait the second, then the next loan,
00:15:44 it just gets more and more fractional
00:15:49 as it goes by.
00:15:51 The house of cards just gets
00:15:54 more air, more gaps, more as you add layers.
00:15:58 And we trillions of dollars in debt
00:16:02 trials couldn't afford to pay it off right now,
00:16:05 let's visualize how much $1,000,000,000,000 actually is.
00:16:08 Well, can we mention how we mention $1,000,000,000?
00:16:11 Wrongly
00:16:12 bigly wrongly is really word?
00:16:16 Sure, I'll give it to you.
00:16:17 So if it
00:16:19 if the old way in the new way change money, somebody might get screwed
00:16:22 severely because we consider billion wrong
00:16:26 and then the whole world has just accepted it.
00:16:28 So when you look at a million, how many zeros are in a million?
00:16:32 But how many zeros are in a million draw?
00:16:37 Oh, six.
00:16:39 Six. Okay.
00:16:40 So the term billion comes from
00:16:43 buy million, which is two millions.
00:16:46 So technically there's not supposed to be 9 million that nine zero than a billion
00:16:50 there used to be and should be 12 zeros in a billion.
00:16:54 But we just decided to change it.
00:16:57 So we're in the trillion has 12.
00:17:01 Well, the trillion would be tri million.
00:17:03 It would actually have six times three.
00:17:06 It would have 18.
00:17:08 But I don't know.
00:17:09 I've never had I've never heard a debate about a trillion.
00:17:11 I've only heard the debate about billion, which we we're wrong.
00:17:16 Let's visualize what what it looks.
00:17:19 Quick, quick, quick, quick fact.
00:17:21 The American Express made $1,000,000,000,000 off of interest
00:17:26 last year.
00:17:27 So who did?
00:17:28 Who made that much one get?
00:17:30 I'm coming in express
00:17:33 credit card interest income maybe it's total.
00:17:36 So when we see that deficit and that or that what do we call that thing the debt
00:17:41 yeah national debt is
00:17:43 somebody actually makes that
00:17:46 in profit if we actually pay it off.
00:17:49 I thought that's what the government borrowed.
00:17:50 I didn't realize that's what it's people borrowed.
00:17:53 No, it's the government bonds, the IOUs that they give to the Fed.
00:17:57 And then the Fed can sell it,
00:17:59 sell all these IOUs and then foreign countries buy those off.
00:18:03 And that's why we owe the rest of the world trillions of dollars.
00:18:08 What if they want to collect?
00:18:09 Do they just take us? China just owns us.
00:18:11 Well, whoever or whoever owns the debt, they need us.
00:18:15 They need to say 1971, when Nixon said,
00:18:19 You can no longer get your goal out of Fort Knox for US dollars.
00:18:24 France and France sent
00:18:26 a gunboat to New York Harbor
00:18:29 and and they were the height of shipbuilding.
00:18:33 They had a big bad boy and they did not still to this day
00:18:40 get their
00:18:43 bad boy.
00:18:44 He's like, your big, bad boy.
00:18:47 What can I draw?
00:18:48 I need to see. Draw?
00:18:50 What do you mean?
00:18:50 Like you see, draw is a as most
00:18:54 as my stream look like shit on your end or no.
00:18:57 So looks great.
00:18:59 But wait, let me go to your other is pixelated but others.
00:19:03 Yeah that's it.
00:19:04 Always sacrifices our view for the real view.
00:19:07 Okay. Whatever.
00:19:07 Doesn't matter.
00:19:08 I just another one to restart my show today.
00:19:11 Okay.
00:19:11 Now I'm sorry I was.
00:19:13 I stand with screwed up view.
00:19:15 Yeah, I'm going now.
00:19:16 I've been putting mine on the full screen one just to avoid yelling out what Brady
00:19:22 squirrel.
00:19:25 Let's look at that photo.
00:19:26 Let's let's take this moment.
00:19:28 Oh, it is kind of pixilated.
00:19:30 It looked good when it was small, but now it looks like a big well,
00:19:35 let's see what's up with what's up with Hulk there?
00:19:39 Smash Green is green is for the money.
00:19:42 Golden for the nice, correct? Yes.
00:19:45 I put a nice green filter on a few things.
00:19:47 Also in the
00:19:49 you have another call again.
00:19:50 So that that was funny too.
00:19:52 Very noticeable.
00:19:53 But he does not have gold frames and gold teeth and his jewelry is not gold.
00:19:58 Oh, the teeth look actually green. I'm glad you said they were gold.
00:20:00 That's much, much better.
00:20:02 That is highlighter yellow.
00:20:05 What do you think?
00:20:06 When we come back, we didn't play a video yet.
00:20:09 Come back
00:20:11 and I'm going to put you on screen.
00:20:13 Every time from now on,
00:20:16 you put the douche and fiduciary.
00:20:18 I know there's another one of these.
00:20:20 Is a is that a scam?
00:20:23 Somewhat like money laundering?
00:20:27 No. What are your laundering
00:20:31 from one section of people to another section here?
00:20:34 So if I did wrong, I was right.
00:20:37 You apologize.
00:20:39 Well, I'm going to have to clip that one,
00:20:42 so I would like to take this opportunity.
00:20:44 Well, Georges, does he just.
00:20:46 He said, fuck this, I'm out and just delete it.
00:20:48 It was the whole system is gone.
00:20:50 So anyways, art is back.
00:20:53 All right, So I want to take this out.
00:20:55 You know, we are not money advisors.
00:20:57 Do not listen to anything we say.
00:20:58 This is not a money show.
00:20:59 It's just about ranting.
00:21:01 No, listen to her advice.
00:21:03 Follow the experts and even them.
00:21:04 I think every expert, every gathering, every pool of money,
00:21:08 they're just trying to really steal your money a day.
00:21:10 Traders like gambling.
00:21:13 Yeah, I love
00:21:14 people that don't just put your mind to arguments.
00:21:17 Yeah, I've got card arguments.
00:21:19 Hold down arguments.
00:21:22 The people on the Yahoo! Finance, That's what I do.
00:21:24 Because people looking for
00:21:27 that might be on me. Okay, There you go.
00:21:29 Nobody else. Tim, I hear. Yep. You're back.
00:21:32 Oh, you did it. I did it.
00:21:34 You want to?
00:21:35 I wanted to get a word in edgewise.
00:21:37 Yeah,
00:21:40 What does that mean?
00:21:41 Get a word in edgewise.
00:21:43 Sharpen up to cut through.
00:21:44 That makes me skinnier.
00:21:46 Even you can sneak it in more easily.
00:21:49 Or if it's edgewise, you can win every single argument.
00:21:53 If you never let your opponent talk.
00:21:57 Oh, yeah, yeah,
00:21:59 yeah, sure.
00:22:02 Sounds like a women's approach.
00:22:06 In other words, shut the fuck up.
00:22:08 It's very sexist.
00:22:09 Women. Women that I don't listen to.
00:22:12 No women,
00:22:16 right.
00:22:17 What's his name?
00:22:19 He's got the greatest name.
00:22:20 Igor, not Igor Eisen.
00:22:22 Oh, I have it off.
00:22:24 And I know you do.
00:22:26 You're ready and ready.
00:22:30 No, no,
00:22:33 I like the way he repeats it back in the opposite order.
00:22:36 I don't listen to men.
00:22:37 Women, women. No, listen.
00:22:38 I know
00:22:43 we covered everything about money.
00:22:44 We're done. Were. You're done?
00:22:45 They don't, do you? Yeah.
00:22:47 Oh, yeah.
00:22:50 Oh, shit, I.
00:22:51 No, no, I refuse.
00:22:54 No, we're not done ranting.
00:22:56 You know, I like to cut to the chase.
00:22:58 I want to lay it later out.
00:23:01 What are you talking about?
00:23:02 The dog's not here.
00:23:04 We're just getting started.
00:23:06 I heard fertilize. What?
00:23:08 Oh, yeah.
00:23:09 Oh, I see.
00:23:10 I see what he did there. It's wordplay.
00:23:13 It's not clever wordplay, but it's still the word.
00:23:21 Be it, love it.
00:23:26 I got new.
00:23:26 But I'm ready.
00:23:30 Kid at work
00:23:31 said he likes the the Pink Floyd song Money.
00:23:34 I was like, You're not even old enough to know that song.
00:23:39 I think they keep playing it with internet and stuff.
00:23:41 Yeah, they don't have the means. So
00:23:44 how do you find a record player on a record these days?
00:23:46 You know, you'd have to go to the store and still look.
00:23:48 They have, I think they digitally reproduced some Pink Floyd.
00:23:53 I saw vinyl records at Target the other day.
00:23:55 Do you know what also I saw at Target?
00:23:57 It must be a law that women wear
00:24:00 skintight pants at Target.
00:24:03 I loved it.
00:24:04 It was the guy that was going to ask if you had an objection.
00:24:07 It sounded like you had no objections.
00:24:09 No, no, that's a good law.
00:24:12 I'm glad I would vote for it.
00:24:16 Eric, I'm going to
00:24:19 I mean.
00:24:20 Well, no, no.
00:24:21 The other nice thing was I was the only straight dude
00:24:24 in the building because it's
00:24:26 the judge.
00:24:27 Yeah, they have those five bathing suits there with little takeaways.
00:24:31 It seemed obvious in that corner. Now
00:24:36 we're all huddle up in the back corner looking at their merch,
00:24:39 right?
00:24:40 I mean, I'm usually not the most handsome dude,
00:24:43 but I was the most handsome straight dude there.
00:24:47 If you're gay and you're at Target and you're not standing in that section,
00:24:51 what are you doing with yourself, boy?
00:24:54 Oh, yeah, Yeah.
00:24:56 There should be those who.
00:24:59 Oh, I didn't mean that with money.
00:25:01 Don't look at it. You don't look at it.
00:25:03 Okay, that's. I can't see it. I love it.
00:25:05 Oh, I don't.
00:25:06 I don't have your.
00:25:07 Do you got a share in.
00:25:07 Because I don't have it. It's.
00:25:09 No, no, no, no, no. Yeah, that's good.
00:25:10 Anything, then. It's working just fine. Awesome.
00:25:15 Gary, do you.
00:25:16 Do you.
00:25:17 So when it comes to money and Brady as well,
00:25:19 when it comes to money, I mean in this conversation,
00:25:21 I mean are you just going towards just dollars or
00:25:26 good fortune or what
00:25:29 more from what about barter?
00:25:32 It started with barter, right?
00:25:34 Oh, yeah.
00:25:35 Great chicken for a beggar game.
00:25:37 We don't know what it started with.
00:25:39 You quickly go over Gary's horoscope.
00:25:41 Gary, what are you.
00:25:42 Yeah, I'm a Libra.
00:25:45 A Libra?
00:25:47 You think?
00:25:49 You think the word for sure?
00:25:51 Yeah. Yeah.
00:25:52 You're inspired now. It's not this.
00:25:54 Give me a minute.
00:25:54 Oh, that's all right. I'm going to read it.
00:25:57 Although you're inspired by philosophical ideas
00:26:00 and feeling of compassion and generosity for those who are less
00:26:04 fortunate, you might get into an argument with someone.
00:26:07 Perhaps you're trying to pro what the fuck is that word?
00:26:12 You'll see that she so
00:26:16 I see small
00:26:17 process e l y t i e pro.
00:26:22 So is the fuck is that?
00:26:27 All right, hold on.
00:26:28 Harrumph
00:26:30 look a cross C
00:26:32 wise convert or attempts to convert
00:26:35 someone from one religion, belief or opinion into another.
00:26:38 Fuck, we can do a show with that title.
00:26:42 Okay, I'll play for 29
00:26:45 or 40 so it won't work.
00:26:49 So basically what it's saying is you're you've got ideas
00:26:53 and you're compassionate and you're going to get into an argument
00:26:55 someone and you're going to try to persuade someone and it won't work.
00:27:00 So pretty, pretty common, right?
00:27:03 You had me. You're in.
00:27:05 Do you think that came true today, Gary?
00:27:06 Do you think that came true?
00:27:08 Yeah.
00:27:08 I preach every day and no one's ever persuaded
00:27:12 it come true.
00:27:13 Every day, definitely. What are you.
00:27:15 I'm not.
00:27:16 I was not born.
00:27:18 Okay, that's great. I like that answer.
00:27:21 I was built.
00:27:21 No bellybutton.
00:27:23 It's a tricky day for me.
00:27:24 For starters, I might be excited about getting out of town
00:27:26 or making travel plans.
00:27:28 I might also be enthused about political or religious ideas.
00:27:32 The thing is, if I,
00:27:35 if you prefer
00:27:37 propound your concerns or try to convince others.
00:27:40 Yeah, I think that's my problem.
00:27:43 No, maybe that's not my problem.
00:27:44 Whatever. Stupid, stupid horoscopes.
00:27:47 I thought, you know, we would look into our horoscopes.
00:27:50 Maybe there's some good fortune on the horizon
00:27:53 for sure. Okay.
00:27:55 All right.
00:27:56 They never have solid advice.
00:27:57 They're just so general, if you keep doing what you're doing, you'll be fucked.
00:28:02 But if you open up your mind to something, something will happen there.
00:28:07 I'm okay. I am now.
00:28:08 I forgot what they're called. Any
00:28:11 medium prophet.
00:28:14 The horoscope.
00:28:15 Homo. Homo. Let's face it.
00:28:17 Is there any advice? Is there any good advice there?
00:28:20 It's Monday.
00:28:21 It's Monday and you're in the mood to party.
00:28:23 There's one play hooky if you can at least
00:28:26 find that advice from the gang.
00:28:30 Who's the asshole?
00:28:30 Re-enactments, events, playful activities with kids, and entertain
00:28:34 both of your responsibilities. What?
00:28:37 Be patient with your kids and avoid romantic arguments with your kids.
00:28:41 Well, that's just,
00:28:44 you know, a romantic argument with your kids
00:28:46 during having a romantic argument right now.
00:28:48 Yeah. Yeah.
00:28:49 They need to put some more money, even more romantic argument.
00:28:53 That's not.
00:28:53 Yeah,
00:28:55 No, I want you to fuck my ass.
00:28:56 No, I want you to fuck my pussy.
00:28:59 So, is that so romantic?
00:29:01 Oh, you're sexy.
00:29:05 One, two fingers. Yes.
00:29:06 No, I want to put three in there.
00:29:12 I get it.
00:29:13 Every time I run from going to like it.
00:29:15 You can hear that right?
00:29:21 But when we start talking about, you know,
00:29:24 because we are still on YouTube now.
00:29:27 Yeah.
00:29:28 We don't want to talk about it.
00:29:30 I think if you talk about children in any way,
00:29:32 even if it's good advice, you'll get banned from YouTube.
00:29:36 They want to control the children.
00:29:37 No, no one else is allowed.
00:29:39 Yeah, no one else is allowed to talk to the children.
00:29:40 But actually about money.
00:29:44 Once again, this is there's no advice about money on the show.
00:29:47 Do not listen to us. We are not money experts.
00:29:49 You can listen to me.
00:29:50 Oh, yeah.
00:29:50 I'm not an expert.
00:29:51 And there isn't much economics.
00:29:55 The thing
00:29:56 isn't even finished.
00:29:58 When do you disclaim?
00:30:00 Right before we leave YouTube, I'll fully disclaim.
00:30:02 Okay. Yeah.
00:30:03 Disclaimer comes later.
00:30:08 So already your uncle.
00:30:09 So I kind of stepped on you a little bit there,
00:30:11 but I just thought I could check out visualize money.
00:30:14 I want to visualize money.
00:30:16 You know, that's the wrong button, but that's one
00:30:22 most intriguing thumbs up.
00:30:24 Did everybody thumbs up the video?
00:30:26 I did that for some reason.
00:30:28 I didn't
00:30:31 either.
00:30:32 So there's a weird phenomenon going on.
00:30:34 Anytime I try to like videos on,
00:30:35 like anything, we do it, it'll show and then it'll go away.
00:30:38 I have video evidence of this.
00:30:39 Does anybody is anybody else unable to make like things I did earlier?
00:30:44 Saw your video evidence
00:30:46 I think it's a conspiracy from did earlier and they finally let go of all things
00:30:51 earlier after I commented it
00:30:53 let me thumbs down it and then on thumbs down it and though
00:30:57 it was being weird go back and look go back and look.
00:31:00 I bet you it undid it after you went, Oh,
00:31:02 so I mean, I've got it on my phone playing right now.
00:31:05 Keep keep an eye on this is not There we go here.
00:31:09 This is a good way to visualize money
00:31:19 only.
00:31:20 I know, right?
00:31:21 I was I was waiting to get away to.
00:31:24 It's just like it's not even a minute long,
00:31:26 he said to visualize it.
00:31:29 I'm visualizing, See?
00:31:33 So a suitcase really would really could fit $1,000,000.
00:31:36 He was always told the movies were wrong.
00:31:38 He couldn't fit $1,000,000 in a suitcase.
00:31:40 So $100 bills easily is. Yeah.
00:31:42 These are all $100 bills.
00:31:45 Yeah.
00:31:46 So I did pull up
00:31:48 just some random stories about money.
00:31:51 The ones that I found kind of intriguing was a dude that took out in the bank.
00:31:55 He took out as much money as he could and got a loan for, like, he brought $777,000
00:32:01 to the casino in one briefcase and then another briefcase that was empty.
00:32:05 And then he put it all on a single craps.
00:32:07 But instead of winning and he walked out with two briefcases full of $777,000.
00:32:15 Oh, you went from the bank, got a loan.
00:32:18 Bet it all,
00:32:21 and ended up making out.
00:32:21 But I mean, you're asking for some.
00:32:23 You're asking for some shit.
00:32:25 Sounds like every day. Yeah.
00:32:27 In my early, early twenties, working at a gas station,
00:32:31 we all gambled every day on the lottery tickets.
00:32:34 Serious gamble, gamble.
00:32:36 Know when I hope I win, I hope I win.
00:32:38 Shit, I'm $50 in the hole.
00:32:40 I hope I win. I hope I win. I hope I win.
00:32:42 I ran across a story too that somebody put $100
00:32:45 in a slot machine to play and they ended up winning like 13 million.
00:32:50 But those stories are few and far between.
00:32:53 But usually they usually say somebody wins somebody, the other one.
00:32:57 So that shows you right there how that there's a disconnect between
00:33:00 $1,000,000 and $1,000,000,000, $1,000,000 with one pallet
00:33:05 by millions should be
00:33:06 twice as much, not eight times as much.
00:33:09 Look, I subscribe to the polyamorous millions if you ask me.
00:33:13 So thank thanks for that.
00:33:15 The, you know, is what we call it.
00:33:17 More.
00:33:22 It's really it really comes down to confidence.
00:33:24 If you believe it's how many zeros it should have.
00:33:28 That's we have to go with convention on this.
00:33:31 We have to agree with society
00:33:35 that the six zeros is the trillion, nine zeros is a billion.
00:33:40 12 zeros is a trillion.
00:33:43 Words matter. What is it?
00:33:45 15 zeros is a quadrillion.
00:33:52 It all makes sense.
00:33:55 How many trillions of dollars are we in debt?
00:33:57 Here's here's visualizing $1,000,000,000,000 in $100 bills.
00:34:01 That's a dude at the corner there.
00:34:04 How do you know it's not
00:34:06 non-binary?
00:34:10 I can see his penis.
00:34:11 Oh, you're. You got me. You got me. I don't.
00:34:13 I don't know what a woman is so great.
00:34:16 And now we're banned from you
00:34:19 know, I said,
00:34:20 I don't know what it was. I apologize.
00:34:22 I was wrong.
00:34:24 I thought so.
00:34:25 I hit the button.
00:34:28 I don't know if I have it.
00:34:29 You were right.
00:34:31 I apologize.
00:34:33 The first I set up everything that we're
00:34:38 in, one says draw.
00:34:41 I'm not prepared.
00:34:42 But wait.
00:34:43 You said draw.
00:34:43 I put it on. There's nothing there
00:34:46 but what's next?
00:34:49 Money. Did you.
00:34:52 Did you touch on the first money?
00:34:53 You went back to the Greeks.
00:34:54 But I don't know if you went back far enough.
00:34:57 I discussed shall being used as currency because that was just.
00:35:01 That's just silly. What was that like? The very,
00:35:04 very first episode you?
00:35:07 I don't know.
00:35:07 And I don't know and I don't know.
00:35:09 I like those answers. Yeah.
00:35:11 There's no way we know the first money, first recorded money was what in
00:35:16 coins? The first coinage money.
00:35:18 That's why I was in the money.
00:35:22 I'm trying to think of the word of a girl.
00:35:23 You probably would know what it is.
00:35:24 What the hell? Other than the fuck were they?
00:35:27 They were, like, made out of stone or some shit.
00:35:28 I don't know.
00:35:32 Very.
00:35:32 First we talked about wampum.
00:35:34 Maybe. I don't know.
00:35:35 Oh, I thought it was lap them.
00:35:38 You're supposed to.
00:35:40 I think China was hundreds of years ahead of time.
00:35:46 But. But.
00:35:47 But what?
00:35:49 It wasn't even precious metals.
00:35:51 It was just regular old metal.
00:35:53 Anything metal.
00:35:55 These the trade in just weapons.
00:35:57 Things that people would buy a lot of weapons and tools.
00:36:01 But since weapons and tools are made out of metal,
00:36:04 people just traded chunks of metal.
00:36:08 Yep. I don't know.
00:36:10 Things used as currency was Brett bread.
00:36:12 Did you mention that? And then?
00:36:15 And then.
00:36:15 So some of the metals were so soft,
00:36:18 that's where they got pieces of eight that they would start out as a coin.
00:36:21 They'd break it in half, break it the half and half break the quarters
00:36:25 in half and eight pieces out of one coin
00:36:29 and then you just trade that around.
00:36:32 So these are great.
00:36:33 Our own history has this little timeline here that I'm trying
00:36:36 to bring up.
00:36:39 Well, why do you do that?
00:36:40 I think what I was thinking may have been one of these schilling
00:36:43 potentially there also a $0.06, $0.03
00:36:48 farthing.
00:36:50 These are old, old money in the English language.
00:36:53 Pounds shilling Yeah.
00:36:56 I'm probably thinking a lot of this Lydian starter.
00:36:58 I the oldest coin ever found from 1600 B.C.
00:37:02 That's all I'm going to say.
00:37:03 There is B.C., huh?
00:37:07 So but they're happy.
00:37:08 There's a time line where they talk about how they like.
00:37:11 One of the first credit systems was a ledger of sticks with notches.
00:37:16 You would you would take a stick.
00:37:17 You would put like three notches on your side.
00:37:19 They would take three notches, put it on their side.
00:37:20 You break the stick and half.
00:37:21 Now you have a ledger that you you know, each side equals
00:37:25 whatever you agreed upon.
00:37:27 So I was told by the Internet that that was long after coins.
00:37:32 I don't know the exact timeline, but now I found there's a baboon bone
00:37:36 from 60,000 years ago with those same notches on it.
00:37:40 Oh, wait, 600,000.
00:37:43 Let me bring it up.
00:37:45 Baboon bone.
00:37:47 Bone.
00:37:49 Anybody in the comments that knows anything about the bone ledger?
00:37:53 One bone I know about Heath Ledger
00:37:57 don't mix drugs.
00:37:59 I know.
00:38:00 Well, both dogs and Harmony.
00:38:02 Do you?
00:38:04 How do you spell baboon?
00:38:05 Well, yeah.
00:38:08 It's hard to tell it to.
00:38:10 It's to.
00:38:10 I was right there. Do tally sticks.
00:38:14 Yeah, tally sticks, tallies, sticks.
00:38:18 Sounds good.
00:38:21 Yeah.
00:38:23 So most of this says most of history.
00:38:25 Says the tally sticks started in 87.
00:38:29 I want to read this from, but after we have reference of coins,
00:38:33 there's also reference because, you know, the world is pretty large.
00:38:35 We were doing all these different things in different regions.
00:38:38 All right.
00:38:40 The lab bolt here, it is still a bone.
00:38:42 A bone
00:38:44 bonobo.
00:38:45 I'm not sure if I'm saying that. La Bamba.
00:38:48 La la. Okay. Yeah.
00:38:50 How would you pronounce that?
00:38:51 You're the grammar person.
00:38:52 I, on the other hand, I'm not
00:38:55 one of these, but
00:38:57 go back to people at the gene.
00:39:05 Saw the.
00:39:05 It says it's 44th I think I read somewhere there was another one
00:39:10 but this one is actually
00:39:13 one a picture.
00:39:14 There was a picture.
00:39:15 I saw a picture before.
00:39:24 There it is.
00:39:25 I found it
00:39:30 like a blunt.
00:39:33 So that is a femur of a baboon.
00:39:35 I think.
00:39:38 And somehow they determined that those notches are a ledger
00:39:41 of some kind of money.
00:39:44 Okay, That's the oldest I could find.
00:39:49 Yeah, we go back to.
00:39:50 It wasn't cuneiform. Gary didn't.
00:39:51 Didn't we learn in cuneiform? Then it started out as.
00:39:55 Yeah, yeah.
00:39:56 Those were the business ledgers.
00:39:59 They really were.
00:40:01 And what time period was that?
00:40:04 That was about 15,
00:40:09 1500 B.C..
00:40:12 E You were beaten and were you
00:40:16 can I mean, what is the, what is the East end for
00:40:21 your area.
00:40:23 Yeah. Yeah.
00:40:25 If you add an E on the end that you're not.
00:40:27 I was still saying B.C.
00:40:30 before Common Era.
00:40:32 Well I think you can be, but you can be atheist and believe
00:40:35 in Christ that he exists the time period.
00:40:38 So it's that's, that's, that's what the You're right I was wrong I apologize
00:40:42 it's all about what those who created it you know that was positive
00:40:47 about Jesus
00:40:50 exodus
00:40:52 Oh my goodness.
00:40:53 But most
00:40:57 passage in its
00:41:00 position Yeah but here
00:41:02 but we need to do that the
00:41:05 they have the technology to they can't teleport
00:41:08 but they can push stuff like on a cell and make it work go really fast.
00:41:11 Did you see they they discovered what happened to Malaysia Flight 370.
00:41:15 Well, is that a joke?
00:41:18 Remind me to come back to that.
00:41:19 It has nothing to do with money.
00:41:20 I'll write it down. That's all right.
00:41:23 Malaysia Flight 370 is so.
00:41:26 Yeah. Tell me more.
00:41:27 I think we've talked. Well, I need to bring it up.
00:41:30 I want to finish money
00:41:33 is money.
00:41:33 About 20 minutes ago.
00:41:35 Well, I do have some. I ran through it fast.
00:41:38 You didn't notice how much information I dropped in the first 20 minutes?
00:41:42 Wasn't really. I should have been listening.
00:41:45 It would help.
00:41:46 Oh, I wasn't paying attention either.
00:41:48 I wouldn't have to rewatch it.
00:41:50 I have a short, fun video if I can find it.
00:41:53 Okay.
00:41:53 I've got a couple you going to ask pledges and then some
00:41:57 that are not money based as well, but.
00:42:00 Oh, I'm kidding. I love that.
00:42:03 I love the Ask Pledge segment.
00:42:05 You guys remember the question Mark Guy from the eighties
00:42:07 that used to tell you how to get free government money?
00:42:10 Yes. Good.
00:42:12 He's back. Oh, yeah.
00:42:13 Fuck. That guy's awesome. He's back.
00:42:17 He Some better advice.
00:42:18 Did the Riddler ever sue him before?
00:42:23 Yeah.
00:42:24 All right, Matthew, let's go with the governor's.
00:42:25 Give away more money than ever before.
00:42:28 Like billion dollars to help bank executives.
00:42:31 $25 billion to make cars that people don't want to buy.
00:42:35 $600 billion to subsidize subprime lending practices
00:42:38 that got us into this mess in the first place.
00:42:41 Who cares about hyperinflation,
00:42:43 crippling debt, or a massive tax burden on your grandkids?
00:42:47 Let's all pray
00:42:54 is God.
00:42:54 That's great.
00:42:55 Even that guy is gone. He's out of here.
00:42:58 I really don't want to know what I had to Canada.
00:43:00 You know what the
00:43:04 thought. Wait, what?
00:43:04 Four, 4% of deaths in Canada are caused by what?
00:43:10 Stupidity.
00:43:11 Well, Moose.
00:43:13 Moose.
00:43:14 No. Moose,
00:43:17 Moose.
00:43:18 Government assistance to save government assisted suicide.
00:43:22 I'll say it a third time for death in Canada.
00:43:25 Our government assists government agencies.
00:43:29 They do that.
00:43:29 They pull that out when they fight with
00:43:33 are you on abortion?
00:43:34 And they say that the number one murder of black children is abortion
00:43:39 to their parents
00:43:42 because for some reason crime tends to have more influence.
00:43:45 I mean,
00:43:47 those are just the stats, but we live in this state.
00:43:50 They gave the world Dr.
00:43:51 Kevorkian.
00:43:54 He did it.
00:43:55 I mean, he didn't you know, he I don't I don't know much about him,
00:43:58 but I know he didn't run right to that as the end all solution in Canada.
00:44:01 You're like, hey, I'm having a little trouble getting up the stairs.
00:44:04 I'm a veteran. I need one of those lists.
00:44:05 They're like, Yeah, maybe you should kill yourself instead,
00:44:09 you know, that's it.
00:44:12 That's a true story, by the way. You can check.
00:44:14 Look that up. I don't want to bring it up, but
00:44:17 there's news stories on that.
00:44:19 Okay,
00:44:22 There's this one, Brady.
00:44:23 Maybe we should try other after we jump right to death.
00:44:28 Remember this one?
00:44:33 Do you want to make more money?
00:44:34 She did
00:44:37 the number to find out how easy it is to train it, how you can.
00:44:40 We can all you
00:44:42 do You want to make her real?
00:44:44 Sure, we all do.
00:44:45 She had a lot of nerve asking for food, man.
00:44:49 I know, right?
00:44:51 Why? I'm trying to see if she's right. I'm.
00:44:54 I didn't say that.
00:44:55 You just said that.
00:44:57 Oh, okay.
00:44:59 I think she was eating children.
00:45:00 That's not my joke.
00:45:02 That's like every comedian's joke, right?
00:45:06 Well, if that didn't play
00:45:07 right, Brady had dumped it in the chat window, and no hit play.
00:45:10 It's gone. Just push black ginger color. Okay.
00:45:13 I don't know if. Well, so call this free.
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00:46:56 Oh, cheaper for them to do it all.
00:46:58 They just have to do it again and take it to editing things.
00:47:01 Chop it all up. Now for the
00:47:04 she is.
00:47:05 I thought she was going to ask for food.
00:47:07 She used to ask for food for only the price of a cup of coffee.
00:47:09 Yeah.
00:47:10 For the 40,000 starving Ethiopians
00:47:15 children.
00:47:15 Well, let's get our
00:47:18 curry clue what I sent you.
00:47:23 Oh, boy.
00:47:25 Banana. Which one?
00:47:26 All of them.
00:47:28 Well, the first one was.
00:47:29 So the second one
00:47:33 is was
00:47:35 expensive.
00:47:36 Failed.
00:47:38 Yeah.
00:47:39 Whoa, whoa.
00:47:40 I wish it would not play.
00:47:42 Can I set my YouTube to not play when I open it?
00:47:45 I think you can
00:47:47 or could not change anybody.
00:47:51 Channel. I didn't have time to connect anything.
00:47:53 I can at least put this up.
00:47:55 Bottom plays on this.
00:47:56 That little icon that's freaking right next to the captions.
00:47:59 No, Look, see, look, look, listen, see?
00:48:01 And I got to move that button.
00:48:03 I put thumbs up where I usually bring that look.
00:48:06 It's off. That's autoplay. Oh, no, no, it's.
00:48:11 Oh my autoplay on fucking
00:48:15 does that is that can affect my, my player.
00:48:18 No, no.
00:48:19 Shouldn't.
00:48:21 Quantum entanglement
00:48:23 do quantum entanglement.
00:48:25 That's what happened in Malaysia Flight 370.
00:48:27 What do you say You guys mentioned that earlier and made me think of that.
00:48:29 I came back to my brain,
00:48:30 but I was watching a video earlier that was pretty intriguing in the promo.
00:48:35 I've seen it about 80 times.
00:48:36 I'm highlighted by the tic tac video.
00:48:38 They claim it's some kind of UFO. Really?
00:48:41 Where do you see this?
00:48:42 Malaysia 370.
00:48:43 So I can't.
00:48:44 It's been verified as authentic stereoscopic satellite
00:48:47 cameras, another heat seeking drone.
00:48:51 So I'm so excited about it.
00:48:54 So some mistakes are just harmless
00:48:56 inconveniences, but these sales are downright expensive.
00:49:00 It breaks my heart in a manure truck and everyone's going to have a crappy day.
00:49:06 Oh well, when inside is,
00:49:08 they're going to be shocked when they get a bill for this car.
00:49:10 Wow, this one's been blown up.
00:49:12 But I think that's got to be said to be the world's most expensive to toy.
00:49:18 Hold on.
00:49:19 It can debunk that. We can debunk that one right away.
00:49:21 So this is just this little intro.
00:49:23 So have you ever have you ever pump gas?
00:49:27 Yeah.
00:49:28 This this hose that to the water tank next to
00:49:32 this hose would be like 18 feet long if what if it was real?
00:49:35 You know, usually you can barely reach it
00:49:37 to the other side of the car if you parked the wrong way.
00:49:40 Yeah.
00:49:40 What I'm saying is that's a that's a fake little thing, sir, but.
00:49:44 Well, those are also two little hosting
00:49:47 the world's most real hands taken us.
00:49:52 I wonder what the cost is of an airplane.
00:49:54 Wait,
00:49:56 I'll shut up When your package from.
00:49:58 I keep dismissing this guy inside. And now was all.
00:50:01 It was just watching all these expensive pills.
00:50:03 Oh, that was not. That was.
00:50:07 We done.
00:50:08 That was not built by the Amish.
00:50:10 Please, everything's precut already.
00:50:12 This drunken VR fight has real world consequence.
00:50:15 Wait, does your homeowners cover that?
00:50:17 Or they'll say it's not a home yet.
00:50:19 Do you need build a home?
00:50:20 It nerd.
00:50:23 This drunken VR fight has real world consequences.
00:50:27 It's in the Constitution.
00:50:29 Oh, sorry.
00:50:30 I saw a champagne bottle with the saw.
00:50:34 Makes it all played out better in this guy, right?
00:50:36 I was wrong.
00:50:37 I apologize
00:50:40 so far.
00:50:45 When you look,
00:50:46 when they say the streets of Italy, let's not bypass.
00:50:50 We just bypass the ship getting smashed.
00:50:52 No, I don't know why they like cuts.
00:50:53 They're really quick.
00:50:57 It's in the video or is it later on?
00:50:59 Yeah, maybe he cut it out because maybe there's a copyright.
00:51:04 When you look at bridge,
00:51:05 when they say this guy and as I mentioned, there was copyright and Mr.
00:51:11 Schwarzenegger is overrated.
00:51:12 Well, that's good. Oh,
00:51:17 always check the overhead
00:51:18 bridge height or you might cause possible acts
00:51:21 that we know somebody that used to hit those all the time in their job field.
00:51:25 I won't mention any names. Really? No, No.
00:51:28 To make a quick convertible.
00:51:31 Three men transporting a cake taller than themselves.
00:51:34 What could possibly go wrong? Oh,
00:51:38 this is an unintended in an art gallery
00:51:41 and knocked over a sculpture worth $132,000.
00:51:46 Nice. What was he doing?
00:51:49 This has to be the worst tow truck driver in the world
00:51:52 ever.
00:51:55 Yeah, he's doing things thing.
00:51:59 Oh, no, I disagree.
00:52:01 He's towing the truck like the worst in the world.
00:52:03 Wouldn't Even get the truck to move.
00:52:06 Still going.
00:52:08 Oh, what is he going? Trip?
00:52:09 Yeah, they're going to be running the goods
00:52:11 through a priceless not one on their move.
00:52:15 This is what you get for drawing a wedding photo shoot in a swamp.
00:52:21 But no, you.
00:52:25 It's only just make the most of it.
00:52:26 It's a well-known fact.
00:52:28 Yeah.
00:52:28 Trains need to know this branding may be a problem
00:52:32 to make for a better picture than an.
00:52:37 This kid was trying
00:52:37 to show off his brand new.
00:52:41 I'm confused.
00:52:43 And they paved over the tracks.
00:52:46 Oh, he couldn't go there if they were sick of them sick.
00:52:50 The road bumps they saw, they know that was there, like having the train
00:52:53 notice out
00:52:55 unless it rolled over a massive problem.
00:53:00 Now, I think somebody somebody was like, I'm going to fix this bumpy road
00:53:03 train be damned. Yeah,
00:53:07 well,
00:53:09 this kid was trying to show off his new indestructible phone case.
00:53:12 Things didn't quite go to plan.
00:53:18 Oh, he's sued.
00:53:22 The company relies on his first ever drone flight.
00:53:26 This guy made a fatal error.
00:53:30 I've done that with a tree.
00:53:31 This guy's attempt to show off resulted in a very aggressive window,
00:53:35 replaced remotely,
00:53:38 I think.
00:53:40 Oh, you do not want to mess with Karen
00:53:44 when she hasn't had her morning coffee yet.
00:53:47 Oh, my God.
00:53:50 No, you are. Am
00:53:55 without a handbrake.
00:53:56 This dude's parking in the basement level.
00:53:59 Oh, I love that. Not breaking. Oh, no. Yeah.
00:54:01 Get back in court
00:54:05 is harder.
00:54:06 Mean why?
00:54:07 If you live at the top of a steep hill can brakes are a must
00:54:12 You also need to turn your wheels so if you
00:54:15 have happened this
00:54:16 handbrake Handbrake for all the idiots in Michigan that don't know what that is.
00:54:20 That's your parking brake or your right.
00:54:22 Yeah.
00:54:23 A stick shift that was called a handbrake.
00:54:26 And if you need a sign from the universe that you should say no.
00:54:30 Well here it is.
00:54:35 Yeah.
00:54:38 What was it?
00:54:39 No, what was it,
00:54:41 A diamond ring.
00:54:43 What?
00:54:43 It blew away a
00:54:48 maybe he should have spent
00:54:49 more than three days salary, maybe three weeks or three months.
00:54:52 It would have been a little bit heavier.
00:54:54 It's not an alcoholic day spa.
00:54:56 This is a 50,000 liter red wine disaster.
00:55:03 Oh, it turns out
00:55:04 brand new doors fit exactly down the gap of this elevator.
00:55:13 This test of a Russian missile system was a spectacular fail.
00:55:21 Oh, my God.
00:55:22 There's only one thing worse than getting a gutter ball
00:55:29 was that the flight was
00:55:32 using. I don't know.
00:55:34 I remember when some obviously was on the
00:55:37 so lot of the ball down, but I would never hit good.
00:55:40 I've seen this
00:55:43 looks moon
00:55:47 when you leave work early and don't fold your crane away.
00:55:50 Thankfully no one was hurt or driven so bad.
00:55:56 Is I knew this guy
00:56:00 overestimated how much weight his little sedan could carry.
00:56:03 I guess this is the guy in the forklift fault.
00:56:06 The driller there, right?
00:56:08 You should know better than to go do that.
00:56:12 So it's actually like if it's followed up, unless he.
00:56:15 He knew everything you like.
00:56:17 Relevance in zero.
00:56:18 He's like, Fuck you. I know this will fit this. Okay.
00:56:22 Customer's always right.
00:56:25 This piece of expensive stone.
00:56:27 Up to a second story about
00:56:30 what do you think's going to happen
00:56:33 and they're going to safely get it up there.
00:56:35 Yeah.
00:56:37 Do you think it's going to hit him
00:56:39 So I think we're good.
00:56:43 I think.
00:56:43 No, no one, guys,
00:56:46 the plant survive.
00:56:48 I think the guy up top might tumble down with it.
00:56:51 Oh, the guy that he tries to catch it.
00:56:54 That's like marble.
00:56:55 I love the people that try to catch dumb shit
00:56:59 on marble countertop.
00:57:00 I believe there is a have the they called it a dog
00:57:05 that's grabbing the side of it.
00:57:06 And that's what this device is referred to as what they call it.
00:57:09 Or you can can we call it sort of the industry term?
00:57:13 You have to do you have to be Spanish to call it that?
00:57:16 No, no, no.
00:57:18 I'm going to call it that. It grabs the metal.
00:57:20 All right.
00:57:21 That was that was called suspenseful, whatever it is.
00:57:24 Yeah. Seems easy enough.
00:57:29 Oh, the cameraman missed out on the water.
00:57:31 This lady gets hit awake and almost think they're right.
00:57:38 Was he driving backwards you get from that man?
00:57:41 What do you think is stronger?
00:57:42 A can of soda are your plastic bumper
00:57:46 bumper no more.
00:57:48 This kid is determined to destroy everything in the house.
00:57:51 Hopefully the TV work.
00:57:53 But way I got to hook it up.
00:57:57 No doubt.
00:57:59 We've all read.
00:58:03 We will move right now.
00:58:05 Speaking of abortions.
00:58:07 Holy crap.
00:58:09 Uh uh, we get rid of it now.
00:58:12 Any parents?
00:58:13 Where is their child?
00:58:14 And we need to remove it from this world.
00:58:16 He used some stern wording and that stern wording in child.
00:58:20 Well, then somebody hitting those.
00:58:23 So am I.
00:58:24 I'm like, everyone calls me the skeptic, but I'm so not skeptical
00:58:28 about human beings.
00:58:29 There's no way a parent wouldn't take the hammer away immediately.
00:58:33 This has got to be set up.
00:58:34 Oh, he's their perfect little angel, though, You know, he's even perfect.
00:58:38 Little angels at that age should not have a hammer.
00:58:40 Here, give me a hand and take this hammer from their parents.
00:58:43 He probably does it all the time.
00:58:44 And he describes some he's on the spectrum.
00:58:47 Or what is reason is you don't give him a hammer unless
00:58:51 you never
00:58:53 give him a hammer and tell.
00:58:56 Yeah, it squeaks when you hit the
00:58:59 the especially your head is glass shelving doesn't like to be turned on its side
00:59:04 as you're about to see
00:59:08 the first good thing it was tempered
00:59:12 watch this steak turned into ground beef.
00:59:17 The driver of this car
00:59:18 probably needs to rethink his life.
00:59:21 Oh, my God.
00:59:23 It's hilarious. That was his entire life.
00:59:26 Is that a Tesla?
00:59:27 Maybe he doesn't.
00:59:27 Maybe there's no one driving the.
00:59:31 Is this one Jase mean when they say
00:59:33 raise the roof?
00:59:39 No, that's not what they mean.
00:59:40 That's when the wind blew the wind through.
00:59:43 Didn't really say the wind out today, do you?
00:59:50 Here's how to turn a $2,000 countertop into some brand new tiles.
01:00:01 This driver insisted on driving
01:00:03 even though he could feel something wasn't quite right
01:00:09 when a truck carrying supercars took him.
01:00:12 It's an expensive day out
01:00:15 and this buskers dancing routine just cost him a violin.
01:00:23 It's.
01:00:25 I have a feeling Santa won't be visiting
01:00:28 your next Christmas.
01:00:35 It turns out it's not just your girlfriend that likes hitting curbs.
01:00:38 Oh, my God. It's Richard.
01:00:40 Oh, shit.
01:00:42 Wait, It's.
01:00:45 Wait a minute.
01:00:46 Well,
01:00:50 it turns out it's not just your girlfriend that likes hitting curbs.
01:00:53 Oh, my God. It's Richard.
01:00:56 Did he just say.
01:00:56 Did she say, Oh, my God, It's Richard.
01:00:59 I think it's. Fuck Richard.
01:01:01 Oh, my God.
01:01:02 Richard is.
01:01:05 His house was marked down.
01:01:06 I've seen him throw a disc off before. Now he's driving
01:01:09 something efficient because this maneuver
01:01:12 does some serious damage to me.
01:01:18 Yeah, he was trying to put it in there, and it was a perfect shot
01:01:21 if he was aiming for the house.
01:01:22 But he nailed it.
01:01:24 The driver of this Mercedes is going to need a lot more than a car
01:01:28 wash to fix this blunder.
01:01:34 They tried to warn you see a commonality
01:01:36 with every one of those drivers for this entire video.
01:01:38 I noticed one that wasn't there wasn't that they were Asian.
01:01:42 I don't listen to no women that
01:01:46 rolling in epic fail.
01:01:50 You know, you've sprung a leak when the entire road
01:01:53 is covered with your mistake.
01:01:58 Interesting.
01:01:59 Number one.
01:02:01 No, really, That's all it looks like.
01:02:02 Number one.
01:02:04 Yeah. Everything was going great.
01:02:06 And I was holding back just off thinking the multimillion
01:02:09 dollar pleasure, those called plugs.
01:02:13 No, no, those are just we create hoaxes and they're gonna
01:02:18 figure out what you call that contraption.
01:02:20 That's what the way they're.
01:02:23 They're considered money. You are.
01:02:26 Well, the boat is money
01:02:29 for your dog.
01:02:30 Dog? No,
01:02:33 no, There's no way
01:02:36 to do that.
01:02:37 And I'm thinking of a number between two and four.
01:02:42 If you guess three. Good. That like.
01:02:43 But now thinking of a number, I'm thinking of
01:02:47 doing a lot.
01:02:50 Here's a number one.
01:02:54 Number nine is very good.
01:03:08 Nice.
01:03:10 Okay, we're bringing back random number news.
01:03:13 Yep I fixed it by going from 2000
01:03:16 to any other large number
01:03:21 and we will get boom
01:03:24 4145.
01:03:26 We will see. All right.
01:03:28 I'm sure this time.
01:03:29 Yeah. There's no Highway 4140.
01:03:30 I got a news and then I will sort it by date.
01:03:34 Here we go.
01:03:37 Mm hmm. Hmm.
01:03:40 It looks like some investments.
01:03:42 Oh. Oh, here we go. See what happens.
01:03:45 See how easy that was? All right, I'm just going to read this real quick.
01:03:47 Nigeria's battle with crude oil theft today, a total of 4145 cases.
01:03:55 That's a lot of cases.
01:03:56 I don't What cases?
01:03:58 So I'm familiar with barrels.
01:04:00 What barrels? Yeah.
01:04:01 What the fuck is in Nigeria?
01:04:03 In case of oil, we are saying
01:04:07 that, you know,
01:04:08 it looks like it's actually a case
01:04:12 of what they call, like the sea carrier.
01:04:15 Yeah, they're the same though. Look. See, they're like uniform.
01:04:17 That's not like a grocery bag.
01:04:20 Yeah, it looks like there's maybe a grocery bag wrapped around them.
01:04:23 So this was from October just the crude oil.
01:04:25 And that's a lot of oil.
01:04:27 Could that be why our oil was gone up to $6 a gallon in some states?
01:04:32 No. That's because of a stupid war.
01:04:34 I'm not going to read this.
01:04:35 This is a long read here.
01:04:37 Well, poverty that has to do with money.
01:04:39 The source of this is the individuals engaged in the crude
01:04:42 oil theft are often influential figures who employ locals to set up structures.
01:04:45 Also, they prey on the poor people, rich people in the area who are desperate.
01:04:50 I pay them a few bucks per barrel.
01:04:53 No per What was it case.
01:04:57 Case, see?
01:04:59 And that was
01:05:15 a random number. Do
01:05:21 I love it?
01:05:23 It's back
01:05:25 to back there. We
01:05:30 so I do have a couple things from game shows we lost on the phone.
01:05:36 Kind of interesting and we could potentially I don't know where to go
01:05:41 I don't know.
01:05:42 He's just confused and B, he's gone from the stream
01:05:45 completely as B Hey, welcome back.
01:05:50 You know what?
01:05:50 You look just like Malaysian Flight 370 there for a second.
01:05:54 Yeah, he's gone.
01:05:56 Ooh, no plane or
01:05:59 no player.
01:06:01 I dropped a Oh, no, I didn't know I did.
01:06:05 Wait, there was a second one I never even got to.
01:06:07 I'm falling behind.
01:06:09 Well, yeah.
01:06:10 So that what I had. What else? What else do I put in there?
01:06:12 I'm getting there.
01:06:13 We'll get there one step at a time.
01:06:14 Gary, you got some time to stick around or.
01:06:17 Yeah.
01:06:17 You guys ever wondered why my grandfather.
01:06:20 But no one else had to.
01:06:21 He was able to support a family for both of my parents had to work,
01:06:25 and they could barely support
01:06:27 a family of four and now both me and my wife have to work
01:06:31 and we can barely afford to support a family of two.
01:06:34 I can answer that.
01:06:35 Your grandpa didn't have to buy Netflix and iPhones and computers and you know,
01:06:45 games and.
01:06:47 Well, that is a good point, though.
01:06:48 The inflation is a hidden tax that it's like a little extra lever
01:06:52 that if we ever do
01:06:52 catch up the middle class I'm referring to or anybody who isn't like super rich,
01:06:55 the super rich can just
01:06:57 turn that inflation dial and make everything we've earned
01:06:59 and got gained ahead for the last few years suddenly just vanished.
01:07:02 And we have to spend, what, 1500 more a year just for groceries?
01:07:07 How about this Saturday when I woke up and I found that my
01:07:12 my bank account was upside down for the first time ever, and I.
01:07:16 I looked up why and it was my mortgage payment
01:07:20 that comes out automatically headed increased by 50%.
01:07:24 In what way is that not criminal
01:07:27 Were they provisions.
01:07:29 They did they they estimated last time and you were it was a correction
01:07:34 that happens a lot.
01:07:36 We just
01:07:38 well my wife called them and found out it was something to do
01:07:41 with the escrow and something to do with the property taxes.
01:07:45 Increase my payment by 50%.
01:07:48 And now I understand, like it, you know, 2 to 3, four or five,
01:07:52 even 10 to 12% increase, 50%
01:07:56 increase from one month to the next.
01:07:59 So this sounds criminal,
01:08:03 but it's now it's nuts.
01:08:06 No law against
01:08:08 the mortgage that I could barely afford.
01:08:11 Now I cannot afford to live in a house. Is
01:08:16 what's going on.
01:08:17 You will own not is going on.
01:08:19 You will own nothing and you will like it
01:08:22 against.
01:08:25 Well,
01:08:27 what's this? Is there a setup?
01:08:29 I mean, I see exactly what I was going to say before for.
01:08:34 One hour before COVID.
01:08:36 Right before just before COVID.
01:08:37 My 41k hit a milestone just last week.
01:08:41 It finally reached that milestone again. So.
01:08:46 So you're regaining you're saying or it?
01:08:48 Yeah, No, I finally evened out from COVID,
01:08:52 but that's also because I've been putting in
01:08:54 as well the last three years on top of that. So.
01:08:58 So what do you.
01:08:59 Oh, yeah, see, we never played that. That was the other video. Yeah.
01:09:02 The woods. Yeah.
01:09:03 So what I'm asking is I'm going, I mean, you don't have to ask me
01:09:06 and I don't take no orders from the woman, by the way.
01:09:09 I don't take no orders from the thing.
01:09:11 That's the only part I love has to die on the way.
01:09:14 In case you didn't just hear what I just fucking said when it repeated.
01:09:19 By the way, You know why he repeated it?
01:09:20 Because he realized he was talking to a woman.
01:09:24 We wanted to let her know go to the deposit.
01:09:27 When that question gets asked.
01:09:29 You're hearing families are so in Minnesota,
01:09:33 a graduate student studying history, hoping to maybe become either
01:09:37 community college professor or it says here and governor of Minnesota.
01:09:41 That's an this is some incredible audio quality and yeah yeah.
01:09:46 Oh, I
01:09:48 think this is going to be
01:09:51 pretty you respect you deserve.
01:09:53 Governor. Thank you.
01:09:54 Well, let's see.
01:09:55 The money in round one is not open as capital.
01:09:58 Please randomize all this money.
01:10:01 All that money is now table.
01:10:03 There are the categories that all of your questions
01:10:07 give you to please random.
01:10:09 He looks like one of the claymation figures from all the Christmas.
01:10:13 Like one of the claymation figures from the Christmas specials.
01:10:16 I just been watching his
01:10:20 questions for
01:10:22 now that everything is all mixed up, are you threatening?
01:10:25 I'm ready for, let's say, no.
01:10:30 So the the it was a really great table.
01:10:35 Drama.
01:10:35 Rubicon takes its title from a river once famously
01:10:38 crossed by what military leader
01:10:42 so they do offer there's a multiple choice so if you could get the who
01:10:47 can we cross you know without
01:10:48 the multiple choice Eric
01:10:52 I'll take the 5050.
01:10:55 I think you can Can you answer it without multiple choice?
01:11:01 I'm pretty sure I there.
01:11:03 No, no.
01:11:04 I think the answer to that is no, no.
01:11:07 The Rubicon Group of time is a Jeep, Right?
01:11:11 And it's not only the transformer, it's
01:11:14 a military leader that famously cross the river, though.
01:11:17 It's also a great term for expression that once you cross
01:11:21 a certain point and you can't turn back
01:11:23 because it's farther to turn back than it is to go forward,
01:11:26 you have crossed the Rubicon.
01:11:30 Okay. So
01:11:31 I have a feeling that I don't know the answer.
01:11:34 I'm sure this cable drama
01:11:36 is probably on one of their sister companies of parent company.
01:11:39 I'm sure that's why they're referencing it. Why?
01:11:41 Oh, so here is your starting to control the the Bonaparte Charlemagne.
01:11:48 They're going to go away now or go away.
01:11:50 No, but here's the draw out and we're going to drink to it.
01:11:52 I never know. It's Bonaparte.
01:11:54 Napoleon Bonaparte.
01:11:56 How does it go?
01:11:58 Bonaparte might be Napoleon Bonaparte.
01:12:02 And Bonaparte and button
01:12:03 it hard and make them short cockatoos all over my nerds.
01:12:05 I'm a retired autistic each year with a sinking it.
01:12:08 Shindigs are big.
01:12:08 I'm sticking my dick in the sick chick.
01:12:12 I like to multiply like a retirement
01:12:14 gives a speech in the 1950s when I rip it.
01:12:18 We're just giving very more time to gasser ever
01:12:22 to do.
01:12:23 I'm going to go Charlemagne.
01:12:26 The Charlemagne. He's a comedian.
01:12:27 Yeah, he wasn't.
01:12:29 I fucking hate that guy so much as a racist to me.
01:12:32 Like the bad guy.
01:12:33 Racist, unkind, racist.
01:12:35 Oh, okay.
01:12:36 I think I'm a fun racist.
01:12:38 This guy does look like he's frickin like,
01:12:42 Yeah,
01:12:43 he's going to find a cartoon or some shit.
01:12:46 Yeah.
01:12:47 Little toy soldier or some shit or I don't know what.
01:12:49 I'm not sure what I'm thinking of in my head, though.
01:12:51 The question they're asking without the stupid cross reference of their show
01:12:54 is which leader actually crossed the Rubicon?
01:12:58 Right?
01:12:59 When you say Charlemagne, I feel like I would have known
01:13:03 about Alexander the Great Napoleon or Julius Caesar,
01:13:07 but I don't know anything about Charlemagne.
01:13:09 So Charlemagne, the answer.
01:13:10 You know the answer already? Draw.
01:13:12 Yeah, because I watch this.
01:13:14 I'm going to I'm going to guess a
01:13:16 I'm going to say history.
01:13:18 Question three major
01:13:23 military.
01:13:24 Usually the first question's a lot easier,
01:13:27 right?
01:13:28 Alexander The Great.
01:13:33 So I think I'm going to go with a.
01:13:34 Alexander Great final answer. Oh,
01:13:38 it was
01:13:42 just a long time ago then, huh?
01:13:45 Yeah, I can't even remember. Huh?
01:13:49 The river's been around forever.
01:13:50 Kind of hard to pick.
01:13:51 What time point when the river's always there, you know?
01:13:55 Right.
01:13:56 What is that?
01:13:56 Claymation. I'm going to find this dude.
01:13:58 Claymation roof villain.
01:14:08 I better put Christmas.
01:14:12 Oh, Heatmiser,
01:14:15 No, Heatmiser is a parody.
01:14:18 Oh, well, he kind of does look like the Heatmiser.
01:14:22 Yeah,
01:14:24 it's the hair.
01:14:26 Can I put them side by side?
01:14:27 No, that would take way too much.
01:14:31 What if I put them in my screens
01:14:35 and you share both screens?
01:14:37 I don't think I could share both screen.
01:14:39 I could, but that's not. I don't have it set up.
01:14:42 Never mind.
01:14:44 I'm over to the end.
01:14:46 And he doesn't look at all like him.
01:14:48 And it's a different guy I was thinking of.
01:14:51 And I just he was just on last night.
01:14:53 But that's definitely
01:14:56 him. He looks
01:14:59 I don't he looks British, but he's not.
01:15:02 Okay.
01:15:03 So I dropped out and gotten around to I dropped another one in the chat.
01:15:07 So Gary didn't make a good assertion
01:15:11 about the first question usually is easier.
01:15:15 Yeah.
01:15:16 Let's see if you can pull up the next one, see if Gary can answer this one.
01:15:21 Yeah.
01:15:22 I love this lady.
01:15:24 I got that one wrong. Do.
01:15:39 And you may have my favorite name of any contestant ever.
01:15:43 This the eighth season. I love you.
01:15:45 Loving you, loving you.
01:15:47 Roughage Minnesota.
01:15:48 What a great name reference.
01:15:51 You said hippie parents.
01:15:53 Was it from Michigan,
01:15:56 Minnesota, Minnesota.
01:15:58 Minnesota.
01:15:58 I saw that in Coon Rapids. Oh, got it.
01:16:02 Well, I know you have a great name.
01:16:03 Pretty racist.
01:16:04 They always ask me. There it is.
01:16:06 I know who lives on and who lives near and things named coon names.
01:16:10 So, yeah.
01:16:11 What happened to Regis Philbin?
01:16:12 How old am I? When did she start? Two years.
01:16:15 This? Yeah.
01:16:16 This murder didn't do it longer than Regis, did it?
01:16:19 Yeah, it's.
01:16:19 I'm having a hard time
01:16:20 watching this because I don't listen to no questions from women.
01:16:25 Letterman.
01:16:27 Yeah, this is during the woman movement.
01:16:28 Now it's the black movement.
01:16:29 And they brought me home from the hospital and all started with Ghostbusters.
01:16:33 And my four year old brother couldn't say it was the dumbest story.
01:16:37 So he said, Lovey, I love you, baby.
01:16:39 And they stuck with it.
01:16:40 Oh, that's sweet.
01:16:42 Way to get your name used by a toddler.
01:16:45 I called my sister, asked
01:16:47 when I couldn't say her name, but we didn't call her Ask lifelines.
01:16:50 Are you ready to play now?
01:16:52 We do.
01:16:52 Let's play
01:16:58 15 seconds on the clock.
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01:19:54 Yeah, I like that.
01:19:57 Well, yeah, I back to that money.
01:20:01 Did you get to the question? Yeah.
01:20:02 One attack by predators.
01:20:03 Which of these animals will often activate a large gland known as an ink sac
01:20:09 octopus.
01:20:10 Exquisite. Squid. Squid.
01:20:12 Squid.
01:20:12 Squid.
01:20:15 Are you sure?
01:20:17 That's good.
01:20:18 So if the ship is fucking cocksucker.
01:20:21 Gary, calm down. It.
01:20:24 You can change your answer.
01:20:26 You don't have to get all upset.
01:20:27 Hey, bear.
01:20:30 A bear.
01:20:31 The Cheetahs.
01:20:34 Cheetah.
01:20:35 Cheetah.
01:20:36 A cheetah B, squid.
01:20:38 See our de Paris Hilton.
01:20:43 Oh, our home is all your final answer.
01:20:49 Well, Paris Hilton.
01:20:51 She's not going to say squid.
01:20:53 Yeah, I'm sure at some point she's just.
01:20:55 She shot some thing.
01:20:57 It looks like any kind of sandwich, I'm sure of it.
01:21:00 But she got around.
01:21:03 Oh, oh, oh.
01:21:04 Jeremy, draw.
01:21:05 I always her you and your man.
01:21:07 Me. Oh,
01:21:10 what your reaction was your question.
01:21:12 She had a large gland known as an income sac
01:21:17 cheetah.
01:21:18 She was distracted by sac.
01:21:21 I will see.
01:21:21 Final answer.
01:21:23 Yeah. She's confident.
01:21:25 She's confident in her final answer,
01:21:29 but I love to hedge
01:21:31 the hedge.
01:21:31 You the host you knew after you said it.
01:21:33 Lovey, I am so sorry for loving you.
01:21:37 After we showed you.
01:21:38 I'm sorry you feel stupid.
01:21:40 It was once you saw the answer.
01:21:43 Look at her face, singular face, like watching TV and
01:21:50 oh, my.
01:21:51 Why do they even air that phrase?
01:21:55 Well, if everyone if people weren't every time and you weren't stupid.
01:21:59 Plus, it also reassures you that no matter what stupid shit you did that day,
01:22:03 some dumb motherfuckers better than you know what you know.
01:22:07 Hey, if I get on that show, I've got a chance.
01:22:09 Yeah,
01:22:11 it changes, too, though, when you're on stage like that.
01:22:15 Oh, no.
01:22:15 I'm sure that I just almost got on.
01:22:18 Final answer. Oh, I've seen her.
01:22:21 Look at her handshake.
01:22:22 Right.
01:22:22 When you throw the fucking question at your hands, like, tremble at her hand
01:22:26 when she realizes it, she.
01:22:29 Oh no, it wasn't was.
01:22:33 We're not seeing that square.
01:22:34 It is her whole body.
01:22:36 Actually. Her whole body goes, Oh,
01:22:39 you just shit herself.
01:22:40 Maybe she the shit herself or she came.
01:22:47 There's another link in the chat.
01:22:49 We can we can hop on over to Final Jeopardy for one last video of this.
01:22:54 The segment
01:22:57 can answer the final Jeopardy question.
01:23:00 Oh, heck, yeah.
01:23:02 I'm on it.
01:23:04 Julius Caesar.
01:23:08 We can't see it.
01:23:09 I'm working on it.
01:23:11 We can't see it. You,
01:23:13 when you see is 2003.
01:23:15 People magazine has was headlined, quote, Fade to Black,
01:23:20 23 People magazine obituary.
01:23:23 The music legends is the category.
01:23:26 Lars Ulrich remember who?
01:23:27 Musical legends.
01:23:28 I wish I wish you would wish you would have died.
01:23:32 And like
01:23:33 Amy Winehouse
01:23:36 is the last all seen.
01:23:41 Amy, we are finally out of the Amy Winehouse stache.
01:23:46 Yeah.
01:23:48 Oh, that's my rabbit.
01:23:50 I know. He's great,
01:23:53 but I will.
01:23:53 I will say at least you know
01:23:56 you're not.
01:23:57 You're not you're maybe not right, You're maybe not wrong.
01:24:00 You're staying in the musician music category.
01:24:03 I had no idea.
01:24:04 I couldn't even think of anything.
01:24:07 Well, that's better.
01:24:07 Who died in 2003?
01:24:09 Like, how do you know when people die? Exactly.
01:24:10 But reveal? Do they reveal the answer right?
01:24:14 One Oh, well, obviously they did.
01:24:19 You said Amy Winehouse. Seriously?
01:24:20 Is that your final hit?
01:24:22 His his 2003 People magazine's
01:24:26 Amy Winehouse, his Oh, yeah.
01:24:30 Amy Winehouse.
01:24:31 Final answer is 2003.
01:24:36 Before she became famous, before she became a woman.
01:24:40 All right?
01:24:42 She didn't have flesh eating virus.
01:24:44 Oh, say the bloke of eight or dick, And they turn it.
01:24:48 Turn her into a jig.
01:24:50 Let's go,
01:24:50 Johnny Cash debris accidentally fell out
01:24:54 of the wood in the street.
01:24:55 So what I'm asking is I'm going.
01:24:57 Well, I mean, you don't have to me and I don't take no orders from the war.
01:25:00 And by the way, by the way, by the way, we can by the way,
01:25:05 I don't take no orders from no women.
01:25:09 Three People magazine obituary was headlined Fade to Black 30 seconds.
01:25:14 Good luck.
01:25:15 All right, so this is the final every day.
01:25:18 I think she was out. Yep.
01:25:20 Maria
01:25:27 is not sure.
01:25:29 The third person answer who died in 23 hours.
01:25:34 A long time ago.
01:25:36 20 years ago.
01:25:40 I'm drawing a blank here.
01:25:41 I really don't know.
01:25:42 The very, very popular artist, iconic,
01:25:49 right?
01:25:50 Not very old.
01:25:58 He hasn't She
01:26:02 fade to black.
01:26:07 It's not the most obvious little quote in there, but
01:26:10 there is a word in there that's synonymous with that person who's there.
01:26:15 There's an extra clue in there.
01:26:19 You can't just give up.
01:26:20 Can you know, Google?
01:26:22 You think they're saying he's he's type peripheral.
01:26:25 He's like decent. Amy Winehouse.
01:26:26 And Amy Winehouse is now Amy Winehouse answer is so disappointed
01:26:31 not to see Mickey Mouse hands there
01:26:34 just a little bit.
01:26:35 Let's see if you came up with what you guys write down.
01:26:38 Who is Chris Farley? No, that'll right now.
01:26:41 He died before That didn't take her down.
01:26:44 She she know she's going to win with $2.
01:26:47 It's a musician.
01:26:49 Who is Johnny Cash, Right.
01:26:50 Known as the Man in Black.
01:26:52 Hello. My name is Johnny Cash.
01:26:53 Oh, right. Yeah, I did say Johnny Cash.
01:27:00 What were we laughing at?
01:27:03 The fact that she guess Chris Farley, it's
01:27:04 not even a musician
01:27:08 draw anymore.
01:27:10 Draw. Draw.
01:27:11 Did you just say that?
01:27:13 I did not say Johnny Cash.
01:27:16 You said Amy Winehouse. I'd be right back.
01:27:18 I'd have to watch your back.
01:27:20 I don't think you said Johnny Cash. You do.
01:27:22 I must leave it.
01:27:24 Can we really? Can you corroborate that?
01:27:27 No, he cannot be.
01:27:29 Okay, So then you're like, Oh, it was.
01:27:33 It was recorded
01:27:36 recording my SO nobody was controlling that.
01:27:41 So speaking of recorded, I forgot
01:27:44 I've got the video so we, we had the joke about Gary
01:27:48 not swearing and then I told you sorry about how you said fuck the one time
01:27:52 and you denied it.
01:27:53 I forgot that is part of a turd or video
01:27:58 naked crying.
01:28:00 Now you swearing.
01:28:01 But it happened like that week or within the last two weeks.
01:28:05 My claim of using the F-word.
01:28:08 And so I call you in the video because Tom is
01:28:11 Tom is rapping and he says and Gary said.
01:28:15 And then he screws up and he goes, Fuck.
01:28:17 And then he goes, Gary does not say fuck.
01:28:19 And I was like, No, he said it the other day, and your defense was
01:28:23 terrible.
01:28:25 And I've got I've got proof and it's you, defense is terrible.
01:28:28 And then everyone else in the room
01:28:29 also said that they've heard you say swear words before.
01:28:32 Oh, oh, okay.
01:28:34 Not necessarily the F-word, but other ones that you.
01:28:36 So how do you how do you what say you, sir?
01:28:40 You're a fagot.
01:28:42 How do you defend yourself to that accusation
01:28:45 near giant pussy?
01:28:48 How do you defend that?
01:28:49 That's cock sucker, motherfucker.
01:28:52 Let's see.
01:28:54 That sounds defensive.
01:28:57 You. You asked me to be defensive.
01:29:01 What? What I meant. Yeah.
01:29:04 Oh, good, good.
01:29:05 Thank you very.
01:29:08 Did you define profanity?
01:29:09 Different?
01:29:13 They do.
01:29:14 I thought you were about to go into, like, a little
01:29:18 scribbler. We shouldn't.
01:29:21 We should.
01:29:21 We should label that when he goes into one of those, like,
01:29:24 Hunua rant, which kind of rules.
01:29:27 You call it a random and.
01:29:33 All right, let's see if we can do this.
01:29:39 The proof is in
01:29:41 the pudding.
01:29:42 In the pudding.
01:29:45 I'm putting this into my glass and drinking it.
01:29:48 You can. Can we view this? Can we see this?
01:29:51 I can.
01:29:52 It's the black screen right now, but it.
01:29:54 Oh, no.
01:29:54 Anymore. It's okay.
01:29:56 It has a Burger King headset.
01:29:59 That's toads.
01:30:01 Wait.
01:30:02 There. There we go.
01:30:03 All right,
01:30:05 now, I do love that some of the actives that I had here because I am drunk, high
01:30:09 and calling out Gary, and so I hit some weird octaves, but.
01:30:13 Yep. So here's a great wait.
01:30:15 There's no sound.
01:30:18 It's not on me.
01:30:21 Well, I can turn it up.
01:30:23 There's no sound, dammit.
01:30:26 That's all right.
01:30:27 From my that's straight from my computer.
01:30:28 Oh, we'll figure it out next time
01:30:31 to tease her. Next time you get to see Gary.
01:30:33 Is it. It's not.
01:30:36 It's not. No, it's. It's.
01:30:37 It's from like 15 years ago, but it's so special
01:30:41 evidence of no links that never happened.
01:30:44 I know, because I.
01:30:45 Unless I upload a really quick and nerve.
01:30:48 Right.
01:30:50 Well, you can track and you can transfer a file to
01:30:53 I think I've had plenty of opportunity to say all the profanity
01:30:57 you want to claim, but it hasn't happened.
01:31:01 And oh,
01:31:04 can you move your head just a little bit higher So it's not in the way.
01:31:07 The Flashdance thing.
01:31:08 Hey, there you are. Unless that's uncomfortable.
01:31:11 Hey, what are you wearing today?
01:31:12 Work clothes?
01:31:14 No, this is.
01:31:16 I'm in lumberjack mode.
01:31:18 We should have the flat trans red carpet like the witches used to do.
01:31:22 When people would dress up?
01:31:23 See what you're. What are you wearing today?
01:31:26 Oh, yeah.
01:31:27 Triple R's plaid runs, red carpet or That's double our.
01:31:32 Oh, my.
01:31:33 Actually, I've got a costume change.
01:31:36 You take your pants off.
01:31:38 Yeah.
01:31:40 Oh, yeah. Okay.
01:31:43 What?
01:31:45 Do it.
01:31:52 Oh, so good.
01:31:55 Oh, what do you reckon?
01:31:57 What do you think?
01:31:58 Yeah, yeah, that's
01:31:59 it was on my question to ask you last week and I never got to have you.
01:32:03 I haven't watched it at all.
01:32:04 But what do you, what do you think of, have you watched any Rick and Morty
01:32:07 the new season that isn't involving the
01:32:11 the Hammond guy I think
01:32:14 seen seven.
01:32:15 Yeah.
01:32:15 The guy who plays Have you watched Sanchez.
01:32:19 I have not seen a single minute. Okay.
01:32:21 I was curious curious up
01:32:24 and I've seen it and I've read about it but I haven't seen it.
01:32:28 I'm intrigued because I kind of found
01:32:30 Rick Sanchez, his voice, to be kind of grating.
01:32:33 So I wouldn't mind a.
01:32:33 Voice actor changed his
01:32:40 it is it still a little chilly out here?
01:32:44 I can see my breath.
01:32:45 So tiny.
01:32:47 So let's hear it.
01:32:48 Let's hear the heat. Let's hear it.
01:32:50 Tying in with money.
01:32:51 Sarah Another one of my other one of my questions
01:32:53 was, how is your job potentially going
01:32:57 based on the day she had a job?
01:32:59 We haven't had a job today. I am.
01:33:01 And and the guy who
01:33:04 works the first shift at my position
01:33:07 is going to see a new surgeon tomorrow.
01:33:10 And if he goes through knee surgery, he'll be out for months.
01:33:14 My mom just said knee surgery.
01:33:17 So what does that mean?
01:33:19 You'll be on the day shift for those month, months and months.
01:33:23 You're never coming off. You're you're happy with that.
01:33:25 All right? Just the warm
01:33:27 aisle.
01:33:28 Doesn't matter to me what I do for 8 hours a day.
01:33:31 It doesn't matter what? 8 hours a day.
01:33:33 I just have to go to work because I have a 50% increase in my mortgage payments.
01:33:38 When he was jerking penises off,
01:33:43 you would want to do
01:33:44 you would want the first shift on that one if that was your job.
01:33:47 Yeah. Oh, yeah, Yeah.
01:33:49 Oh, my God. Gary.
01:33:51 What with the picture, the two horns like this.
01:33:53 I'm totally going to Photoshop two penises in your hands.
01:33:57 Great idea.
01:33:58 Oh, I've got a new project.
01:34:00 Yeah, Yeah.
01:34:02 Talking to do. So.
01:34:03 Do something.
01:34:04 Entertain the fuck.
01:34:05 Oh, that's always good for you.
01:34:09 What's that for?
01:34:11 The graveyard segment.
01:34:14 Where are we going?
01:34:15 There, then. Let's go.
01:34:21 Yeah.
01:34:35 So while we wait for
01:34:36 Gary to walk out there, I got one question that I don't look up the answer.
01:34:40 I'm curious.
01:34:40 You guys know at all why I like Mario games
01:34:44 that he chases after coins just because money is supposed to be valuable.
01:34:48 Like, was there a reason I'm?
01:34:51 Sure, there was.
01:34:51 Sure. It's some Italian stereotype.
01:34:54 I mean, are we sure? He says,
01:34:56 are you sure he was Italian and maybe not a Jew,
01:35:00 you know? Ooh,
01:35:03 Baroque childhood.
01:35:04 You could have been
01:35:07 just naughty, can't you really?
01:35:09 Can't have a money show without making that reference.
01:35:12 I'm not saying I'm not saying all Jews are rich elites,
01:35:15 but I'm saying all the rich elites are Jews.
01:35:20 Yep. And that was kind of where I was going on that, because I'm curious
01:35:22 as to what Gary thinks about the whole adage of Jews and the stereotype
01:35:27 or actual factual evidence that they control a lot of money or
01:35:32 have involvement in
01:35:34 moving money in certain industries.
01:35:38 Oh, yeah. Oh, isn't that slick? Yeah.
01:35:41 I like how it's such a tiny percentage of the population
01:35:45 with such a huge control of money and power.
01:35:50 The wealth distribution is unbelievable.
01:35:53 There's there's the facts change every so many years,
01:35:56 but the top 1% of the 1% owned
01:35:59 like 90% of all the wealth,
01:36:03 don't even we are not your leaders
01:36:06 in this question.
01:36:11 So we look to the Muslims now to learn on this show, right,
01:36:15 that Muslims can be murderers and the Jews can also be greedy
01:36:18 they can both exist and people
01:36:21 should you be murdering innocent civilians?
01:36:23 I don't think so. But yeah, here we go.
01:36:27 It just says the primary currency in the kingdom, in the in the mushroom kingdom.
01:36:32 Really? HEILEMANN They're just coins.
01:36:34 Mario Playing on the TV back here actually
01:36:37 is the only game that I can really tie in the money.
01:36:38 I couldn't think of anything else. Isn't there?
01:36:40 Oh, I should have done Keystone.
01:36:41 Don't you grab bags of money.
01:36:44 Oh, yeah.
01:36:44 Deed.
01:36:45 Of course.
01:36:46 Dan I should have put that one on their put.
01:36:56 What are we looking at.
01:36:58 Yeah, he was just taking a walk.
01:37:00 What the
01:37:04 1861 to 1928, 1891 to 1946.
01:37:11 Well he was 30 years older.
01:37:15 It was like old like.
01:37:19 Yeah, yeah. 30 years.
01:37:22 It's like stumbling blocks on stories back then.
01:37:25 I wonder. Wonder when he met her.
01:37:28 Yeah.
01:37:29 Cradle.
01:37:31 You never know.
01:37:32 Yeah. Or nor was it a verb
01:37:35 or 214 year difference.
01:37:39 I think you might find a trend.
01:37:44 Oh, yeah.
01:37:45 So forget what he did.
01:37:47 Tell me to go back to the slave. 370.
01:37:50 Oh, yeah. Si, si, si, si.
01:37:53 So I take off. Good.
01:37:56 70 we go.
01:37:59 Everybody's talking about that.
01:38:02 Everybody, Everybody.
01:38:04 Wow. Well, you know, except CNN and the news people
01:38:08 and the Chinese.
01:38:14 Wait, I'm having deja vu.
01:38:16 I did.
01:38:16 I tried to find I did this last time and I couldn't find it.
01:38:19 It was all like removed.
01:38:21 I did I think I made the joke about doctor going it.
01:38:26 Yeah.
01:38:27 Because I'm having the same issue again.
01:38:29 Right. So
01:38:34 maybe I should have done my homework.
01:38:43 Is this motherfucker?
01:38:45 Let's see.
01:38:45 These are old.
01:38:46 These are old. Although none of this stuff is accurate.
01:38:49 You got it.
01:38:50 There's a stereoscopic view and a thermal image together.
01:38:53 The one I'm looking at.
01:38:56 But I mean, I looked at.
01:38:57 I can't find it now.
01:39:00 You know, I don't necessarily want to go to
01:39:03 back to the Jeopardy clip.
01:39:04 Do you think this motherfucker looks like that guy from
01:39:09 from Jeopardy or from Millionaire?
01:39:13 He could, Michael Very similar.
01:39:15 You don't have to show
01:39:17 It's kind of
01:39:19 I think he looks like all of them of my sweater. Yes.
01:39:22 He looked like a generic claymation figure from a.
01:39:31 All right.
01:39:31 Here's here's the danger part for Gary.
01:39:35 If he falls, let's go Pay attention.
01:39:37 I did not fall
01:39:40 for this one time.
01:39:42 Yeah, this.
01:39:42 I know.
01:39:43 You should be overly dramatic about it, too.
01:39:46 We'll start having
01:39:47 flash recreates
01:39:51 for education.
01:39:52 What's that?
01:39:53 Is that your hobo stop before
01:39:57 it's your home? Over.
01:39:58 Very muted. He's fucking muted.
01:40:00 He's driving, talking all the time.
01:40:01 That's why, as the best segment ever,
01:40:02 we were intrigued and engaged because we couldn't hear you.
01:40:05 Oh, crap.
01:40:08 Do it again.
01:40:13 Who's about to do the whole segment again?
01:40:15 Whole segment?
01:40:16 We didn't get any of that.
01:40:18 I do have to go.
01:40:31 Hey, that's not a
01:40:34 it's a husky.
01:40:36 Where's your bullhorn?
01:40:37 On the mouth of a lifeguard and he lost or anything.
01:40:42 You have both of them.
01:40:43 The going call it.
01:40:45 That's what I do when I lose things.
01:40:47 Does nothing make noise the bullhorn
01:40:49 or is it just the esthetic that
01:40:53 do so of it?
01:40:54 Yeah. No, I made sure I got him.
01:40:56 I was.
01:40:58 What are we doing
01:41:01 back? But.
01:41:01 But, but, but, but, but that.
01:41:03 That goes right through me.
01:41:04 That was horrible.
01:41:08 Oh, crap.
01:41:10 Broke it.
01:41:11 Would you do, Gary Fucked it up.
01:41:13 Yeah, you broke it.
01:41:14 Well, I do it in that you got one that makes annoying noise
01:41:18 and one that makes annoying like
01:41:21 you sit on it.
01:41:23 Oh, oh, oh,
01:41:29 oh. It's great to say oh,
01:41:36 it sounds just like you.
01:41:37 Oh, oh, Is that your voice?
01:41:41 Did you. Did you record that?
01:41:43 Oh, yeah. Oh,
01:41:48 seriously, It sounds just like you.
01:41:54 Oh, that's not like you're saying.
01:41:57 Fuck.
01:41:58 It does.
01:42:01 So I missed I missed the discussion about the swearing.
01:42:06 Did you, did you say why you don't say those particular words?
01:42:08 Do you worship supposedly?
01:42:11 No, because they have.
01:42:12 And so that's probably true.
01:42:16 But that's that might not be the reason I want to hear.
01:42:17 Is it because you're worried about offending somebody
01:42:20 or do they actually offend you because then the Fed is watching?
01:42:23 It makes a big difference.
01:42:24 Was the only two options you can think of.
01:42:29 Yeah.
01:42:30 Could you just answer?
01:42:32 See, when you leave me space, I have exactly thinking like,
01:42:35 why do you not swear?
01:42:39 Because why do you not say those specific seven square?
01:42:42 What those specific combination of sounds.
01:42:46 Because I actually think I'm better than everyone else.
01:42:49 I knew that. I just wanted to hear you say it.
01:42:51 But see, the thing is, is we we brought this up, though, is
01:42:55 what you pick and choose like some of the swear words that you do choose to say
01:42:58 are actually worse than the ones that you don't choose to say.
01:43:01 Wait, I had a reply.
01:43:02 I had a reply waiting for that.
01:43:04 What if I told you that Harvard
01:43:06 and Yale studies would prove the exact opposite of what you just claimed
01:43:11 to? Just because I'm in the minority doesn't mean I'm wrong.
01:43:15 No, it doesn't.
01:43:16 But it means that you might be.
01:43:19 I don't want to know on or off the table.
01:43:21 So what the Harvard studies have determined is that people, people
01:43:26 that swear and I should put us on the screen, people that swear more
01:43:30 and don't have an arbitrary filter or a whim
01:43:33 that they're trying to satisfy or cater to somebody else.
01:43:35 And even if that's something else, is virtue
01:43:39 it found that when people swear, they typically have less of a filter
01:43:42 and they're just more honest and I'm not genuine, I'm not automatically
01:43:45 saying that people that are more honest are better people,
01:43:49 but in my world, that equates.
01:43:53 In my world that equates as well.
01:43:55 So why are such a liar?
01:44:03 Why can't you just so all right.
01:44:06 Is it also that people want you to swear?
01:44:08 Is that part of the reason you'll double down and definitely not swear?
01:44:12 Oh, you know, I double down on every single one.
01:44:16 So as long as I'm not like you, this is the thing.
01:44:19 When did this start?
01:44:21 In that case, we all.
01:44:22 We all love it.
01:44:22 And we don't want you to ever swear.
01:44:26 Oh, see what?
01:44:27 You don't know what he does Swear.
01:44:29 And he says words we will see will say words worse than some of the words.
01:44:33 And he won't say, Well, that's why I don't swear.
01:44:36 Words are curfews using arbitrary noise or arbitrary combinations of sounds.
01:44:40 He just. It really doesn't mean anything at all.
01:44:42 I've had I've had conversations with similar.
01:44:45 I don't have a negative word
01:44:46 to say there, so I'll just say people because I can't think of anything else.
01:44:50 And I certainly would rather that
01:44:52 they really didn't know, didn't know why they were doing it except virtue.
01:44:56 They thought that it was like a hurdle that made that like, So do you do
01:45:00 what do you flagellate?
01:45:01 Do you whip yourself and enjoy that too?
01:45:04 Because it's just harder like, is it easier to if you do it to work?
01:45:09 If these are the only two choices, is it easier for you to swear or not swear?
01:45:13 I'm sorry to use those seven weird combinations of sounds.
01:45:17 Yeah.
01:45:18 So that's what I was.
01:45:19 I forgot I got sidetracked. So what? What I.
01:45:21 They also said no.
01:45:23 When you say and it was somebody I'm related to a specific thing about gender.
01:45:28 When I was coaching with little real little kids, one of the little kids
01:45:31 came to me and said, they did.
01:45:35 I did say that, and they said it genuinely bothered them.
01:45:38 So I was like, okay, then as a human being with empathy and compassion,
01:45:42 I will make an effort to not bother you too, if you come to me ever again.
01:45:47 But the words don't.
01:45:47 I'm just I'm trying to stay on track here.
01:45:50 It's difficult, but the words don't really bother you.
01:45:53 You Just do it to wear a badge of honor that you're better than everyone else.
01:45:57 Just one. Right. Okay. Wow.
01:46:00 Pretentious, I think, said that,
01:46:04 Do you know who said that?
01:46:05 Pretentious people, right.
01:46:08 Did you answer the question on when this started?
01:46:10 Was this like something you decide to do later in or was always
01:46:14 been a always been a Gary ism?
01:46:17 I have never sworn.
01:46:19 Yes, you have. You have.
01:46:21 You swore and you just won't say a handful of words
01:46:23 by definition of George Carlin or the Master's
01:46:28 Guild of 1920 or whoever decided those seven words,
01:46:32 which for the record, two of the words are the same on that list, if you ask me.
01:46:37 Oh, yeah.
01:46:39 Oh yeah,
01:46:42 the f ones.
01:46:44 What are you so curious?
01:46:46 What if what if somebody in your circle of people that you cared about said,
01:46:50 It bothers me if. You say gymnasium,
01:46:55 would you it?
01:46:56 Okay. I would be in effort to say it more.
01:46:59 But do you realize how counter that is of your pompous arrogance Like you're
01:47:03 you're so good and so valuable that you can help everybody just by not saying
01:47:07 seven arbitrary sounds, but it's fuck you when it's something that really matters.
01:47:11 Correct? Okay.
01:47:13 No. At the dead disco, if he'll he'll miss a shot and throw
01:47:16 in a designated or a darn it. It's.
01:47:19 It's funny, you know, You can't fool me.
01:47:21 Shoot.
01:47:22 It was all right.
01:47:25 I know. And.
01:47:27 And when people say, Jeez, it's Jesus.
01:47:32 That's
01:47:34 who said the Lord's name in pain.
01:47:37 Jesus laughs.
01:47:38 Cheese and crackers. You can add. You can say it.
01:47:40 All right. Yeah. So but that's like,
01:47:44 Do you ever watch a movie?
01:47:45 And they change it and it's just not quite the same.
01:47:48 It feels shallow and empty
01:47:49 and not like a good representation of the art or the message.
01:47:53 Yes. Have you ever stumbled
01:47:55 because of that ridiculous block of those particular sounds?
01:48:00 Because it's it's a consistent
01:48:03 I've always been this way.
01:48:05 I could do without all of them except the F.
01:48:07 The single F word is so versatile for me.
01:48:11 I use it a lot.
01:48:13 I've never used, so it's not even part of my vocabulary,
01:48:18 right? I,
01:48:20 I don't use the word vocabulary.
01:48:23 So you'll say other words in place of it,
01:48:27 right? Yeah. Okay.
01:48:29 So it's essentially saying the same thing, whether I say fuck this later or I say
01:48:33 screw this later
01:48:36 cocksucker motherfucker.
01:48:37 Is that it? All the same game?
01:48:40 Yeah. Yeah.
01:48:41 I don't disagree.
01:48:43 This is not a good later is what we're trying to say.
01:48:45 So I don't understand why it matters how it's presented,
01:48:49 why you heard that apparently does.
01:48:55 It doesn't because, you know, there's evidence that says that it does.
01:48:58 The fact that he won't say something
01:49:01 if it doesn't matter than say in fact, it's
01:49:05 I think it's an arbitrary line.
01:49:07 But go my line in the sand.
01:49:10 Okay.
01:49:11 Well, then even then you were right.
01:49:14 I was wrong,
01:49:15 is what you're saying, that me.
01:49:18 I said you were.
01:49:19 You woke up your feet and said it was an arbitrary line.
01:49:23 Pick up your feet in the sand
01:49:24 and you won't leave a fucking line or whatever you are considering saying it.
01:49:29 A bargain Bargain, like you said.
01:49:31 Bargain. I don't know. I like that.
01:49:35 So do you feel do you.
01:49:36 Do you get elevated even higher if somebody appeases you and says like,
01:49:40 do the words coming out of other people's mouth seem brash to know that?
01:49:45 No, no, it doesn't affect me at all.
01:49:48 I actually enjoyed some profanity.
01:49:51 Yeah, he enjoys when other people say the words he does.
01:49:54 It's weird.
01:49:54 He's got a weird it's like it's like that
01:49:57 he likes it seems like a Jewish Jewish wonder that low
01:50:01 but it seems like a Jewish Gentile style relationship
01:50:05 where my Are you one of the chosen people?
01:50:09 I am. I've no, I am.
01:50:10 The choice is the chosen one is the last name of that.
01:50:14 I won't say because I'm not sure if we made it public.
01:50:16 Is that an excuse. What is that back. Oh,
01:50:20 I was talking to the the shirtless one this week
01:50:23 and he is he said he heard me refer to him as the shirtless one
01:50:27 and he would like to make sure everyone knows it's not only it's he's
01:50:33 the shirtless 1woni we may not have one.
01:50:41 Thank you. Thank you for that.
01:50:44 But I have to put the no, I want to write that down
01:50:49 for arguing semantics.
01:50:51 Semantics of the meanings of words whose and
01:50:56 semantics meanings, word meanings,
01:50:59 words matter something different, meanings of words matter of them.
01:51:03 Order to.
01:51:03 Sometimes I'm trying ranging from the agent for clarifying Brady That's great.
01:51:10 You think
01:51:12 I'm going to
01:51:14 welcome word when you're
01:51:16 when you're speaking backwards.
01:51:19 No you can
01:51:22 have we played your words on the show you
01:51:28 would what I think we did the the
01:51:32 the remastered the word song by demanding
01:51:35 and where we did backwards in there says fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck.
01:51:40 Oh, we can we can play that backwards and solve that problem if we play.
01:51:43 But I've got it backwards if you go right, right, I'm going to do a spin.
01:51:48 All right.
01:51:50 I know I didn't make it for that.
01:51:52 Not yet.
01:51:54 Okay.
01:51:56 You owe pimp the number, even though it's already up there.
01:51:58 Let's talk about it.
01:51:59 It's called tax Emergency call.
01:52:03 Tax your fourth year of three rents, three or
01:52:08 should junk food and fast food be banned in schools?
01:52:11 Now? Nothing should be banned, in my opinion.
01:52:14 Nothing.
01:52:16 What about sex
01:52:18 sexually sex should be banned.
01:52:20 Should be allowed in schools
01:52:22 because they keep.
01:52:24 Do you know every time I skipped school, you know what I was skipping school to do?
01:52:30 Oh, yeah.
01:52:30 So if they if they haven't, maybe there is no way of that.
01:52:37 My I didn't say anything on.
01:52:42 I was like, garbage can get to my work day
01:52:45 and it was like Twinkie wrappers.
01:52:48 I if I ever wanted to in a tie
01:52:53 for lunch with nuts and broccoli,
01:52:56 I'd be so much healthier
01:53:02 from the San.
01:53:05 I don't think bracket is feasible
01:53:07 to stay as good as is the Twinkies.
01:53:10 Twinkies.
01:53:10 They have a shelf life of like 100 years.
01:53:13 Yeah.
01:53:14 When there's nothing left but cockroaches alive on earth,
01:53:16 the Twinkies will still be around territorial factories.
01:53:19 I mean, sugar doesn't necessarily go bad.
01:53:21 The coke is a real factor.
01:53:23 They just bought.
01:53:25 I don't think there's sugar in a Twinkie,
01:53:37 but has a good double sound effect there.
01:53:42 Yeah, what a great ran for Gary.
01:53:44 Let's hear it, pumpkin.
01:53:46 It's marvelous.
01:53:48 Oh, I should give a discount.
01:53:50 Look at this.
01:53:52 So much less work to do to cut my hair.
01:53:55 And I have to say, and pay the same price as someone with a full head of hair.
01:53:59 That's not fair.
01:54:01 I should get like the beard trim for
01:54:09 indeed,
01:54:11 t I got.
01:54:15 What happened?
01:54:16 Oh, there we go.
01:54:21 I missed it.
01:54:23 I don't.
01:54:24 I want my barber to be bald.
01:54:27 Yeah.
01:54:28 Do you Your hair or how do you cut your hair?
01:54:31 Just the trimmer,
01:54:34 I think.
01:54:35 You know,
01:54:37 that's my bomber with the three go.
01:54:41 Three. Yeah, I just got one garden.
01:54:44 Three gardener, three.
01:54:47 Yeah,
01:54:48 I used to go
01:54:49 for guard, but it got a little shaggy, so I go through garden.
01:54:54 It looks really good. Oh,
01:54:59 it does.
01:55:01 I know, but honestly, it's kind of interesting.
01:55:03 So in so I've got that one photo that
01:55:07 I sent of Do on your arm thing because you hurt your arm.
01:55:10 You just were throwing it right away.
01:55:13 What the fuck?
01:55:15 You heard it, Herman.
01:55:15 Then he was like, Oh, I hurt my arm because he threw it.
01:55:18 Okay, so your head is kind of down.
01:55:20 That photo was like, Where is that between that and the video?
01:55:25 Honestly, your your pattern hasn't really gotten much more, has it.
01:55:31 You haven't really like down the back that much further, have you.
01:55:34 See, that's like it's been kind of like that for quite a while.
01:55:37 I think you've like sustained.
01:55:39 Well, I mean it's
01:55:40 this the tuft getting really thin now.
01:55:43 Okay.
01:55:45 Can I show that photo?
01:55:47 At what point at what point
01:55:48 do you just give up on the target and just start knocking it off?
01:55:52 I'm not allowed to shave it.
01:55:54 My wife told me, What have you got?
01:55:57 Like two little Homer Simpson's areas?
01:55:58 Are you going to remember?
01:56:01 It's not up to me.
01:56:03 I don't have to. Look,
01:56:05 I can't.
01:56:10 Who's beer?
01:56:11 Who's beer?
01:56:15 I'm going to need to see your IDs.
01:56:17 And you just. What?
01:56:18 You Just what? Right.
01:56:20 You're like, I need to show you my ID.
01:56:21 Either you're like, Yeah.
01:56:23 Then you want, like, right to the cameras,
01:56:26 but you're like, really?
01:56:31 I thought you were trying
01:56:31 to compare dicks sizes in you were showing.
01:56:35 No, he threw and he
01:56:39 looks it looks
01:56:41 more like
01:56:44 choppy.
01:56:46 What What did you say? What was that guy?
01:56:48 I lost my yellow fleece.
01:56:51 Zoom in on me.
01:56:52 I tried, I got to save the picture a different way or something stupid.
01:56:57 What the fuck, Dude,
01:57:00 look. God damn it.
01:57:02 Zoomed in perfectly.
01:57:05 It just stuff
01:57:08 like that.
01:57:12 And I don't want to click and reveal,
01:57:13 so I'm going to switch to this.
01:57:17 Okay?
01:57:18 Yeah.
01:57:19 Best guess.
01:57:22 I don't have to.
01:57:24 Did anybody
01:57:26 did anybody calling for dear flattery?
01:57:29 Do we have any deer flanges?
01:57:31 Oh, we definitely do.
01:57:33 I love how we started the Ask Pledge segment and our producer is so good.
01:57:38 He had piano music just like promoted already.
01:57:42 Are you ready for do we have one?
01:57:45 Do we have one? Oh, we have. Yeah. Multiple.
01:57:48 All right.
01:57:48 Okay, let's do it. I'm running money.
01:57:51 There's often
01:58:04 my sources say right now.
01:58:05 Or are we waiting for the music to play?
01:58:07 That's a little long. I'll shorten it.
01:58:09 No, it could say it over the music
01:58:13 and we just play it in the loop every single time, anywhere.
01:58:17 I love the
01:58:20 purple.
01:58:23 Oh, really?
01:58:24 What was.
01:58:25 Well, what was your question?
01:58:26 Five, eight, six, three rents, three.
01:58:29 I realize you text it, chat,
01:58:33 you take smoke signals, whatever
01:58:37 it could be on the show in video you want,
01:58:40 we will put you on after.
01:58:42 Yeah, but unless you're a woman and we don't take orders from no women.
01:58:46 Okay.
01:58:46 When the first game,
01:58:50 we don't listen to no women having sex.
01:58:54 You're Irish.
01:58:56 Yeah.
01:58:57 It's kind of like a Yooper accent in it.
01:58:59 I don't know if you heard me, but I don't listen to no women.
01:59:03 I want to tell you one more time.
01:59:05 No, women don't listen to her and what I've done.
01:59:08 Say it again.
01:59:12 Okay. About I'm about.
01:59:13 I'm about to say it one more time. A
01:59:18 because you're a woman and you probably didn't listen.
01:59:20 And I'm going to say the second time I going to do the music again if I just
01:59:26 near slide you, my friend Chris
01:59:28 and I decided to go on a week when you don't connect.
01:59:31 Can I talk over that?
01:59:33 Yeah. Yeah.
01:59:35 It was going to come out okay.
01:59:36 Are you going to get buried?
01:59:38 Know that I have a different talk over song?
01:59:39 Go ahead.
01:59:41 Oh, that's a dear, flattering
01:59:44 But Chris and I decided to go on a weekend trip together.
01:59:49 The tickets had to be purchased before they sold out.
01:59:52 I told Chris I put them on my credit card.
01:59:54 Chris agreed to pay me back.
01:59:55 Our original plan was to stay with a group of people,
01:59:58 but at the last minute, Chris admitted being upset that we were going alone.
02:00:05 Now wanting
02:00:05 to not wanting to upset Chris, I canceled plans with the other group.
02:00:09 Chris offered to pay for the food, which I thought was great
02:00:13 and would replace some of what was owed what was owed to me.
02:00:17 But when we got to the register, Chris stepped back so I would pay
02:00:21 almost as soon as we got to the hotel
02:00:24 Chris and Chris's partner got in an argument on the phone.
02:00:28 Okay, so they're not even in a romantic situation.
02:00:31 Got it. And his partner
02:00:33 got in an argument
02:00:36 and spent most of the night arguing via text.
02:00:40 The night before we were supposed to leave, Chris and I got an argument.
02:00:44 I lost Chris in a crowd.
02:00:46 And then we got back to they were packing their bags and we sat down and agreed.
02:00:52 Tensions were high, but Chris still wanted to end.
02:00:56 The trip was three months ago still.
02:00:59 Then I texted Chris multiple times asking to be repaid
02:01:03 and having received no response, I never received no response.
02:01:07 I thought maybe Chris is mad at me,
02:01:09 but they still send me our traditional daily meme.
02:01:13 Abby.
02:01:14 They offered to pay me back a few times before the trip,
02:01:16 but never followed through.
02:01:18 At this point, I don't know what to do.
02:01:20 So tripping out in Indiana.
02:01:24 Hey, tripping out.
02:01:26 Chris is an androgynous name, so I'm not sure how to take this
02:01:31 except you do a good job.
02:01:34 You re you're happy, I guess.
02:01:38 I guess Chris would rather owe you than you out of it
02:01:41 because you're not going to see a dime.
02:01:48 That was a really long question with the really short answer.
02:01:52 I like the
02:01:53 short answer.
02:01:55 You're out of luck.
02:01:57 Yeah, Yeah.
02:01:58 I mean, Chris played you like a fiddle.
02:02:02 Stepping back at the register.
02:02:03 That was great.
02:02:04 That was a slick move.
02:02:06 After pay, you could step back further.
02:02:08 But no, you stepped up and paid.
02:02:10 And you paid. And you paid.
02:02:13 Yeah, it's already paid off the credit card.
02:02:15 Right.
02:02:15 I'm not going to wait for you to answer.
02:02:17 I know you did. It's over.
02:02:20 What do you think of the daily meme?
02:02:21 The daily meme is just him shoving the interface.
02:02:24 It's like my balls text.
02:02:27 Yeah.
02:02:28 Which I opted out of.
02:02:30 Yeah, that usually doesn't work.
02:02:32 Yeah, I'm the best.
02:02:37 Where are you going,
02:02:42 man? This is the only footage I can find
02:02:46 snapping away in March 2014.
02:02:49 It's carrying 239 people went missing, and the search for them still continues.
02:02:54 Now, a viral flow of footage that dates back to June 2014 shows
02:02:58 three mysterious circling around the plane before it vanishes into thin air.
02:03:03 Things gets more interesting as another satellite video
02:03:05 from May 2014 shows the same incident from a different POV.
02:03:09 A lot of forums have been actively trying to either prove it's real or debunk it.
02:03:14 So far, people have aligned the flow of
02:03:15 footage with MH 370 to try and confirm both are the same aircraft.
02:03:19 However, there is still no hard evidence that these are actually government videos
02:03:23 or just a fake CGI prank.
02:03:28 So what do you think?
02:03:31 Really?
02:03:32 That's great.
02:03:36 So I think the the footage hasn't been completely debunked yet.
02:03:40 If you have any debunking or better footage,
02:03:41 put it in the chat or let me know and I will post it.
02:03:45 Yeah, I'm going to have to play it again so they can see it because
02:03:48 of course this video is tiny on a stupid little YouTube
02:03:50 short.
02:03:56 That's a really good shot right there of the
02:04:01 So this it dates back all the way to the World War two.
02:04:04 With that they had these three orbs
02:04:05 that were going around naval ships and they were disappearing.
02:04:10 So have you seen this footage?
02:04:11 Sure,
02:04:13 I may have.
02:04:15 I may not have I So about the stuff like that,
02:04:20 I always find that sometimes intriguing and some stupid.
02:04:23 This is the footage from a drone.
02:04:25 The thermal footage of this is Malaysia Flight 373 orbs going around it.
02:04:32 And then this is a satellite footage they call stereoscopic
02:04:35 from two separate satellites.
02:04:36 They fly real close to one another and they give you two views.
02:04:38 So you can the computer simulates 3D
02:04:42 and all three of them sync up.
02:04:45 So that allegedly proves teleportation of MH
02:04:48 370 is taking the Internet by storm in March 2014.
02:04:53 I want to I want to watch the footage to the end right there on the set of this
02:04:57 silly little clip.
02:04:58 Now a viral flow of footage that dates back, but it shows that when it vanishes,
02:05:02 three mysterious stuff around the plane before it vanishes into thin air,
02:05:06 things far more to watch, stars to watch from a clip
02:05:09 in the team show almost all the way to the right different POV.
02:05:13 A lot of forces have been actively trying to
02:05:17 operate so far.
02:05:18 People have
02:05:23 Mr. Camera Tricks over here.
02:05:25 Blind the flare footage with MH 370.
02:05:27 I don't like YouTube shorts. You can't move it.
02:05:29 Move. You're
02:05:31 still stupid.
02:05:32 I'm going to. I'm going to find the better footage.
02:05:34 Revisit that.
02:05:39 The Malaysia Flight 370
02:05:52 apparently hit warp speed and was transported by our government.
02:05:58 Yeah.
02:05:59 Breaking news of Flight 370 is missing.
02:06:02 This is breaking news.
02:06:05 But it's still as of this moment and it's still missing.
02:06:12 This is breaking news.
02:06:14 So the leap above the before you look is a
02:06:19 don't want to ignore me
02:06:23 anyway.
02:06:25 Just forget this.
02:06:25 Forget I'm talking.
02:06:27 What I was wondering I want to focus on.
02:06:30 Yeah, I like what was it?
02:06:34 Should we call like emergency medical service for you?
02:06:38 I don't stroking out.
02:06:40 I don't smell toast.
02:06:44 I almost revealed I had something up on my screen.
02:06:47 I just started reading it. I shouldn't.
02:06:49 Okay, so
02:06:52 I was checking to see if
02:06:53 our host was of Jewish descent.
02:06:57 Oh, okay.
02:06:59 So a little bit of a show like Noah's there
02:07:01 says English and Scottish.
02:07:06 Interesting enough, the shylock knows.
02:07:08 I did not know that's a Shakespeare reference.
02:07:11 There was a character, Shylock,
02:07:14 that was Jewish and he was a money, money grubbing Jew.
02:07:18 It's funny how even back back in that era, they were still painting
02:07:23 the Jewish people as a
02:07:25 funny, negatively and negative
02:07:31 as it's weird.
02:07:34 Then they go, Oh, I know the term
02:07:36 Shylock knows from American history reacts because he calls the Jewish guy.
02:07:40 Yeah, he's stereotypical fucking schnoz.
02:07:42 And the son a bitch.
02:07:44 Yeah, there's Patrick Stewart so they can breathe over here.
02:07:47 Oh, look at that son of a bitch. Then he behind you
02:07:50 and he sure
02:08:00 hates that
02:08:01 It's that guy again.
02:08:09 Then it's not a bad time for the need for the rabbit hole.
02:08:11 Stinger.
02:08:17 I imagine
02:08:19 that right now you're feeling a bit like Alice
02:08:23 tumbling down the rabbit hole.
02:08:25 Down the rabbit hole.
02:08:28 Down, down.
02:08:29 Right the whole butthole
02:08:33 there.
02:08:33 But hole and rabbit hole.
02:08:38 Okay,
02:08:38 which are we going down it or we already know
02:08:42 we were kind of diamond through it because we were just like, trailing off in some.
02:08:47 I like that one.
02:08:49 I like mask.
02:08:52 We just Google and Shylock and it's more
02:08:55 do what
02:09:02 you don't dig that fits It doesn't fit.
02:09:07 It's the wrong one
02:09:08 you know talking about that one.
02:09:12 All right, are we ready Another deer flag or are we going somewhere else?
02:09:15 Rudy, it's all up to you.
02:09:17 I'm just pushing buttons
02:09:22 every time the
02:09:25 flag used.
02:09:27 I was divorced four years ago after a 27 year marriage.
02:09:31 Unbeknownst to me, my ex-husband hadn't paid taxes for 17 years.
02:09:36 We were always pretty strapped as a couple, and the parents of four.
02:09:41 Money was a constant worry, and I foolishly let him handle
02:09:44 all I am now on my own and pay everything on time.
02:09:48 But my credit is still poor.
02:09:50 I have been dating someone for two and a half years.
02:09:53 He has no children.
02:09:55 He has a college degree but no savings at all and he's $80,000 in debt.
02:10:01 He lavishes me with gifts for birthdays.
02:10:03 He's in love with me.
02:10:05 An incredibly kind and thoughtful sex is good,
02:10:08 but I don't love him as much as he loves me.
02:10:12 Our politics are opposite.
02:10:14 He loses his temper now and then, and his finances are a mess.
02:10:18 I have broken it off seven times.
02:10:22 He's now selling us thousand.
02:10:23 Planning on moving in with me.
02:10:26 I have an engagement ring and I'm afraid of what I will do, what I will do to him
02:10:31 if I end it again, or what it will do to him if I end it again.
02:10:35 I'm also afraid of being alone.
02:10:37 We get along well and have fun, but I don't want the money worry.
02:10:42 I know he would split the bills, but my income is small
02:10:45 and I will shrink further when my alimony is done.
02:10:49 Help signed money mess in Michigan.
02:10:53 Oh okay. Money mess.
02:10:57 No, you're screwed.
02:10:59 You'd be better off with it.
02:11:02 How great.
02:11:03 It sounds compatible.
02:11:05 It also sounds like you're crazy.
02:11:09 Someone's got the times.
02:11:10 He's not getting the hint.
02:11:12 I'm her husband.
02:11:14 Would be better off with that.
02:11:16 But he's better off without you, you slut.
02:11:19 Oh, yeah?
02:11:20 Who dates? Who goes back in?
02:11:22 Yeah. You dumped him seven times?
02:11:24 No, You went back to him seven times like this.
02:11:26 What's wrong with you?
02:11:29 So I understand the process.
02:11:31 The one shame you twice. Shame on me.
02:11:33 What is it? At seven?
02:11:35 Yeah.
02:11:36 Yeah.
02:11:38 So I think it's important to know
02:11:41 that sex is good
02:11:45 in general.
02:11:46 Or with them. Yes.
02:11:49 No, no, Just. Yeah, good sex.
02:11:50 Sex is good.
02:11:52 Yeah. She didn't say great.
02:11:53 She's a good how should I say?
02:11:57 Sometimes it just.
02:11:58 Sometimes it's just. Okay.
02:12:00 All right. Yeah.
02:12:01 I'm having delusions of adequacy.
02:12:05 Do you rather have bad sex or a great day at work?
02:12:09 Well, yes.
02:12:11 Would you say adequacy or adequacy?
02:12:14 Adequacy.
02:12:15 That way you liquid super.
02:12:19 Well, we need to unlock what he doesn't say.
02:12:21 We need to write these.
02:12:22 I need, like, everything written down arbitrary.
02:12:25 They're just either they're arbitrary, whimsical, just curious out of curiosity.
02:12:30 So you write.
02:12:31 When's the last time you wrote anything?
02:12:33 Yeah. Can you write a swearword?
02:12:36 No, He said he won't it either.
02:12:39 But that's not a fair comparison.
02:12:40 When's the last time you wrote any words
02:12:43 to me?
02:12:43 Today, Burt, would you not? I would not.
02:12:46 A former signature, like
02:12:49 from your mind or heart to the pen, to the page.
02:12:56 I still say today at work because I've just made a joke.
02:13:00 And then you wrote down.
02:13:02 I wrote, Well, I don't believe. No.
02:13:06 Okay.
02:13:06 There's a little back story we told the guy.
02:13:09 There was a sign up sheet for a free lunch.
02:13:11 There was no free lunch.
02:13:13 There was no sign up sheet.
02:13:14 But we set him on a wild goose chase then.
02:13:17 And every time he came back to me, I sent him to another new place. And.
02:13:23 And so I made a sign up sheet,
02:13:26 a fake sign up sheet.
02:13:32 So I wrote sign up sheet.
02:13:34 Those three words on the top of a blank.
02:13:36 His beaver.
02:13:38 All right.
02:13:39 He was the only one to sign up. He didn't sign.
02:13:41 No signed up.
02:13:42 It's still blank.
02:13:43 It says sign up sheet with the underlined and there's no names.
02:13:47 This is maybe, maybe the level of worker there doesn't understand the concept.
02:13:50 Maybe you need to be more clear with the explanation of what they were to do.
02:13:54 Well, now I want to make like a sign up or where they do it.
02:13:58 So I break a sign up board.
02:14:01 I want to make a sign up the garbage can.
02:14:04 I want to do a sign up everything.
02:14:07 I'm a sign up box.
02:14:09 Sign up, wall, sign up door.
02:14:11 Wait, How about a sign up?
02:14:13 Sign the sign up Sign.
02:14:15 Yeah, sign of sign.
02:14:17 Yeah, kind of sign there.
02:14:19 Next segment, sign up, sign, sign up, Sign off the sign up.
02:14:24 Sign.
02:14:26 Yeah.
02:14:28 I take jokes way too far
02:14:31 right to their natural conclusion
02:14:33 and then see how far beyond that I can go.
02:14:38 How far
02:14:39 and how far?
02:14:41 How far is it
02:14:46 and how far can I take this?
02:14:49 I set you up there.
02:14:50 You were supposed to tell us. Yeah.
02:14:52 Now I know how far was m
02:14:59 you guys even the goal?
02:15:01 Stop watching at this point.
02:15:05 So that was a great I want to I want to wrap up the Mandela show
02:15:07 we had today that was going to have
02:15:11 a final the final thing I want to say
02:15:14 was that he actually died today and December.
02:15:19 Today.
02:15:21 Did he
02:15:25 go through
02:15:28 Nelson Mandela has died again.
02:15:34 Yeah. Third time, actually.
02:15:35 Are you one of the three people that thought he died back in the 8080s?
02:15:39 I remember a parade for him.
02:15:41 I don't remember having a funeral procession.
02:15:45 You remember a parade?
02:15:46 I don't remember a parade celebrated.
02:15:49 He was in prison.
02:15:54 I thought it was a free Mandela thing
02:15:57 because he ended up being the president of South Africa.
02:16:00 After that, like a decade later.
02:16:02 And then he died another decade after that.
02:16:06 And so why don't you come on, man.
02:16:09 Draw.
02:16:09 There's too much you're wearing.
02:16:12 You're smoking up the whole fucking show.
02:16:14 Yeah, Yeah. You're smoking me out over here?
02:16:16 No, on.
02:16:18 I don't know. It's.
02:16:19 It smells good, though.
02:16:20 I like it.
02:16:24 Yeah, it is good for yourself.
02:16:26 The pilot is.
02:16:27 You ready? It's a party. Yeah.
02:16:30 Is that a new effect?
02:16:31 What are you doing greatest?
02:16:34 Forever.
02:16:37 That is outstanding.
02:16:39 Cheers.
02:16:40 The button's gentleman Standard
02:16:43 South standard.
02:16:46 What's next?
02:16:47 Come on. What's next?
02:16:47 Somebody needs to be running the show here.
02:16:49 You're fledging. Oh, yeah. Please.
02:16:53 I recently had a
02:16:59 really lousy.
02:17:00 I recently had a blow with my father because he is buying
02:17:04 an $8,500 used car for my sister's boyfriend.
02:17:08 The boy friend is almost 50 and divorced three times.
02:17:13 He is currently without a job or transportation.
02:17:17 Meanwhile, my father is unwilling to help me fix the vehicle.
02:17:20 I own your thoughts.
02:17:22 Sign the disappointed son in order.
02:17:30 Okay.
02:17:31 Disappointed son.
02:17:32 He's. He's bailed you out plenty.
02:17:34 He's actually giving up on you.
02:17:36 He's bailing this guy out for the first time ever.
02:17:39 You've already let him down.
02:17:41 Is this guy is going to let him down to
02:17:44 is going to find that you guys are all disappointments.
02:17:48 I'm even disappointed
02:17:50 you get nothing.
02:17:52 Good day, sir.
02:17:54 Good day, sir.
02:17:55 If you lose.
02:17:58 Yeah. Here's the everlasting gobstopper.
02:18:05 It will just roll in in the next one, dear.
02:18:08 Yeah.
02:18:10 You know this one?
02:18:12 This one has this one here.
02:18:13 You can. You can definitely relate to it.
02:18:15 So I'm curious as to how you're going to get through this
02:18:19 flag.
02:18:20 A good friend of 20 years has been homeless for several months.
02:18:24 After a short stint with staying in various
02:18:26 Airbnbs, she is now mostly living in her car.
02:18:30 She has a good, quality free living option available to her,
02:18:35 but it would require her to move 5 hours away
02:18:39 and she doesn't want to leave her job here.
02:18:41 Meanwhile, I have a guest room.
02:18:45 Since experiencing homelessness,
02:18:47 my friend has stayed with me and my family on three different occasions.
02:18:52 Almost. Homelessness.
02:18:54 Yeah. How do you experience that anyway?
02:18:58 Since
02:18:58 experiencing homelessness, my friend has stayed with me.
02:19:01 I think she just. She's.
02:19:02 No, I think she's trying to say that she's actually homeless.
02:19:05 He was experiencing it.
02:19:06 He's home. He's the home or whatever.
02:19:08 And so if she stays with him, he she'll experience it.
02:19:11 But since experiencing homelessness, my friend has stayed with
02:19:14 and my family on three different occasions each time for about a week.
02:19:19 But it's not sustainable or long term option.
02:19:22 Long story short, we don't want a roommate.
02:19:24 The last time she stayed with us was a chicken.
02:19:26 She was going on and on.
02:19:28 You can't stay.
02:19:28 A long story short, three paragraphs, two more paragraphs
02:19:32 and one story.
02:19:35 So she stayed with us.
02:19:37 My friend turned down an affordable living situation with the roommate
02:19:40 because the house was too, quote, gross for her, I found it frustrating.
02:19:45 Housing in our area is expensive, and she works part time at most
02:19:49 per talk of getting more work has gone nowhere so far.
02:19:52 I know I shouldn't take her problems as my own,
02:19:56 but it's hard to wonder about my friend's safety
02:19:59 where he's showering or charging her phone, keeping her food cold
02:20:04 my while my guest bedroom sits empty.
02:20:07 I am I wrong to not open up my home to her indefinitely?
02:20:12 I feel like she's one car lease payment away from sleeping under a bridge.
02:20:17 On the other hand, she has options she's refusing to take.
02:20:20 What does a good friend do in this situation?
02:20:23 And fortunate in Oregon.
02:20:26 Tough love.
02:20:28 A good friend
02:20:30 does not open up that opportunity indefinitely.
02:20:36 If if you do let her stay in the guest room,
02:20:38 which if you call in or the guest room, you have the room,
02:20:41 then you're freely accessible and it should be available to any good friend.
02:20:47 However, it should not be indefinite in any case.
02:20:50 And if she's she's working a job, she shouldn't be homeless
02:20:55 and she's not willing to give up the job to take a free
02:21:00 place of 5 hours away.
02:21:04 And no one calls it 5 hours away,
02:21:06 except that unless they're from around here it is.
02:21:10 Then they would say how far away and distance
02:21:13 that time
02:21:16 touch.
02:21:18 But regardless, you know what?
02:21:20 Tough love.
02:21:23 This sounds like a grown ass adult
02:21:26 bootstraps.
02:21:29 Bootstraps.
02:21:32 I heard you can't actually pull yourself up by your own bootstraps.
02:21:36 So what the fuck is that supposed to mean?
02:21:39 I feel like we can create a contraption in which this could be done.
02:21:44 We. We're going to have to do that on bootstraps, too.
02:21:46 I think somebody tried to think somebody design some contraption.
02:21:49 Yeah, we watch the video and bootstraps about it.
02:21:51 I think we did it.
02:21:53 The great episode.
02:21:54 Everyone should watch that and get those views up.
02:21:57 Yeah, it's got a lot of views.
02:22:01 All right.
02:22:04 I'm going to leave it on there.
02:22:05 We're going to look at this.
02:22:08 The cards off of his bald head.
02:22:11 We can't see the card because the thing in the way that some of his ends and it's a
02:22:16 turn that a little bit can is
02:22:17 our Gary has a cut out is that like his so like his idol
02:22:22 when it comes to pattern pattern baldness it appears he's sitting on their face
02:22:26 every time to he's got such a smooth head
02:22:33 the card see he took it all off.
02:22:35 Why don't you go the Picard road?
02:22:36 We go smooth. The head is smooth head.
02:22:39 You afraid of? Like, pretty good.
02:22:41 You've done, like, dumb or worse,
02:22:45 sloppy or smooth?
02:22:48 I think both have merit.
02:22:51 What do you what do you consider yours?
02:22:53 A sloppy, smooth.
02:22:55 It looks like it goes both ways, right?
02:22:58 That's what you said.
02:23:02 But I said it better,
02:23:05 which doesn't usually happen.
02:23:07 So I don't know something about that.
02:23:10 You do.
02:23:11 You get at that on that one.
02:23:15 Dear flair,
02:23:17 you haven't.
02:23:22 You're fudging.
02:23:25 I have always had a great relationship with my in-laws.
02:23:28 My father in law, Jerry, which is funny because it's one of your many nicknames.
02:23:34 My father in law, Jerry, is a contractor who has generously
02:23:37 helped us with renovation and other work around our condo.
02:23:41 We moved to a house last year and expressed
02:23:42 interest in a new bathroom floor.
02:23:44 We bought all the materials
02:23:46 and removed the old floor so he could install the new one.
02:23:49 When Jerry offered to buy us a new vanity, we thanked him and accepted.
02:23:54 After ordering it.
02:23:55 He now wants us to put some money towards the sink and faucet
02:23:59 we also own for airfare to an out-of-state wedding.
02:24:02 My husband Eddie is mad and doesn't want to give his dad anything because he says
02:24:09 can afford it.
02:24:10 While some months are more difficult for us, I don't know
02:24:13 if I can morally live with not giving my father in law what we owe him.
02:24:17 Signed Indebted in New Jersey.
02:24:20 New Jersey indebted.
02:24:23 That is exactly right.
02:24:24 You are indebted. You owe him.
02:24:27 You must pay that.
02:24:30 But that's what agreement is.
02:24:33 And was that you're only as good as your word.
02:24:37 That's that's a debt that doesn't go away until you pay it.
02:24:42 It's it is that simple.
02:24:47 It doesn't matter if you can afford it.
02:24:49 You owe him
02:24:53 Cheez Whiz.
02:24:57 What?
02:24:58 What do I mean, what in reference?
02:25:00 I don't understand.
02:25:01 I mean, was that we're all supposed to reach.
02:25:04 Thanks. So great.
02:25:06 I'm hungry.
02:25:08 Got some grits and I got some written, some
02:25:12 cream with
02:25:13 no cheese, fruits and cream cheese for.
02:25:18 Yeah.
02:25:19 All right. I.
02:25:22 I wrote Bob,
02:25:24 dear Plug.
02:25:33 My husband and I have some money in a mutual fund.
02:25:35 Our new very young financial adviser,
02:25:39 Alec, seems sexist.
02:25:42 He has phoned us four times asking to speak with my husband.
02:25:46 And each time my husband refuses to speak with them.
02:25:48 Since my name is also on our account, my husband said I should speak to him.
02:25:54 I have told Alec twice that my husband has a hearing aids
02:25:57 and it's difficult for him
02:25:58 to hear people on the phone, which is why he wants me to be the contact.
02:26:01 But Alec continues to ask for my husband.
02:26:05 I've told him that I feel being sexist, but he denies it.
02:26:09 He said he tries very hard not to be and he's sorry if I feel he is.
02:26:14 Alec called asking for my husband again.
02:26:17 We we let it go to voicemail.
02:26:19 Now I'm wondering if I should return his call and complain again.
02:26:23 Write him a letter or complain to his superiors.
02:26:26 Should I continue to let his calls go to voicemail?
02:26:29 Should I complain?
02:26:30 And in writing to him, we don't want to move money around
02:26:34 or change our investments in any way which he has been told already by me.
02:26:39 But then I'm not a man signed beyond frustrated in Washington.
02:26:47 I don't
02:26:48 know if financial advice from no women,
02:26:51 no No financial advice, no
02:26:57 Gary Brady.
02:26:58 You got to keep it up.
02:27:00 You don't have to ask me.
02:27:01 And I don't take no orders from the woman, by the way,
02:27:04 by the way, I don't take no orders from no women together.
02:27:07 She says she was
02:27:11 either.
02:27:12 Yes, Alec is a sexist.
02:27:16 Okay?
02:27:17 I'm sexist. Alec is sexist.
02:27:20 We're all sexist.
02:27:21 Come on,
02:27:24 get over it.
02:27:25 The man usually controls the money.
02:27:26 I don't know.
02:27:28 I mean, that's.
02:27:29 It's like this.
02:27:31 He's got.
02:27:32 He's got a Winnie the Pooh name.
02:27:33 I think his name is Eeyore.
02:27:35 You're his name.
02:27:37 His literal name is E, or isn't that how you said
02:27:40 I or I haw I, I ha I or your
02:27:45 they say the beginning of that news story.
02:27:48 I heard death when they introduced us on the Internet.
02:27:52 So we all were in the beginning.
02:27:54 Yeah I heard stats cuz yeah I,
02:27:58 I forget how it's pronounced as we are but I understand that cool is.
02:28:04 There you go.
02:28:04 He ended up chasing the person responsible in Detroit's east side
02:28:09 and a big mess on his hand.
02:28:10 He called us for help.
02:28:12 Tara Edwards tells us what happened after reached out to seven Action News.
02:28:17 We first introduced you to Jeff Brown during seven Action News.
02:28:20 If you don't care about Brown, that's all you say.
02:28:22 When he confronted the guy, the man told Brown tells us
02:28:25 he jumped into action, got into his car and tracked down the truck.
02:28:29 He got a license plate number and called police.
02:28:31 I don't think they said his name mean on the street.
02:28:34 No one had been caught taking action for Brown.
02:28:36 We did some digging and found e horse to Kevin O resident.
02:28:40 We did some digging.
02:28:42 Exhausted Cavic a Warren resident, but took a covert scribe
02:28:46 digging and found e horse to have a horse to scavenge.
02:28:50 Brown described to whoever was close.
02:28:52 The horse covered his yard.
02:28:54 It's hard for me. It's hard for me to hear her.
02:28:56 Do you know why, Art?
02:28:59 I don't know. You don't have to ask the way.
02:29:01 By the way, I don't take no orders from no women together, she said to ask me.
02:29:05 And I don't take no orders from the woman, by the way.
02:29:08 By the way, I don't get.
02:29:12 By the way.
02:29:12 Hey, excuse me.
02:29:14 Woman Or to.
02:29:20 I wonder what happened in his life that gave him a perspective.
02:29:24 So am I? Or
02:29:27 was it was it an ex-wife?
02:29:29 Was it a mom issue?
02:29:33 Wonder what that might be.
02:29:35 Get the guy on the show interview.
02:29:36 That son of a bitch. He's local.
02:29:38 He could find them.
02:29:40 Oh, no.
02:29:41 Oh, no no.
02:29:44 Clean up. Oh, yes.
02:29:45 Oh, yes. I'm Mr. Clean up.
02:29:47 I'm not Mr.
02:29:48 Clean. I'm Mr. Clean up.
02:29:51 I'm not Mr.
02:29:52 clean. I'm Mr. Clean.
02:29:54 Mr. Clean. I'm Mr. Clean.
02:29:57 I'm not Mr. Green.
02:29:58 I'm Mr. Clean.
02:29:59 Don't have to ask me out because Norm and I live in Warren
02:30:03 and I'm cleaning up Detroit, but I don't listen to women yelling.
02:30:07 I tell him to shut up. I'll figure it out.
02:30:09 Well, now you go and figure that one out.
02:30:12 Shut up.
02:30:13 Come on, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys.
02:30:18 And guys from our souls.
02:30:20 Go figure it out on our march.
02:30:22 Yeah, that's where I'm from.
02:30:23 Mars. Shut up!
02:30:25 Shut us down, Mr.
02:30:27 Clean. I'm Mr. Clean.
02:30:29 Mr. Clean. I'm Mr. Clean.
02:30:32 Mr. Clean.
02:30:33 I'm Mr. Clean.
02:30:34 Don't have to ask me out because.
02:30:36 Morning, by the way.
02:30:38 But by the way, by the way I don't take no orders from Norm.
02:30:43 And by the way.
02:30:44 But by the way, by the way, I don't take no orders from Norm and.
02:30:52 Wow, that's excellent.
02:30:55 Fine, fine.
02:30:57 That's great.
02:31:00 By the way.
02:31:04 That's wonderful.
02:31:05 I love that
02:31:10 kind is.
02:31:11 That was brilliant.
02:31:13 Oh, no.
02:31:14 Do happy
02:31:20 with a segment of the show ever More than that.
02:31:25 That's great. Do we have any more deer?
02:31:28 We do, but they're not in TV related.
02:31:30 But I do want to catch Gary's
02:31:33 opinion on
02:31:35 and what this is about is non money related.
02:31:37 But it's all right. Flag
02:31:44 because
02:31:46 I have a good Christian friend in the seventies
02:31:50 who is basically done nothing with her life trying to make it go off.
02:31:54 Sorry, I have a good Christian friend in her seventies
02:31:57 who is basically done nothing with her life.
02:32:02 Her husband supports her.
02:32:04 For 35 years my friend has been saying, quote,
02:32:07 God will show me what I should do, unquote.
02:32:11 How I tell her that God helps those who help them.
02:32:14 So she suffers from bouts of severe, severe depression.
02:32:20 Severe depression and severe,
02:32:23 but will not even
02:32:24 choose a hobby because she's waiting on God.
02:32:29 Of course I can't help her help herself.
02:32:32 So I feel at a loss and it's difficult for me
02:32:35 to watch her wait for the answers that never come.
02:32:39 What advice would you offer nine frustrated friend in Georgia?
02:32:45 People getting silence from the God answer
02:32:50 is 70 years.
02:32:52 She hasn't found a hobby.
02:32:54 Seriously, she does nothing.
02:32:59 I think after 70 years it's a little late
02:33:00 to do something with your life.
02:33:04 I would just literally.
02:33:07 Yeah.
02:33:07 Leave her alone.
02:33:10 It's good you've got.
02:33:13 Yeah, well, me too much longer.
02:33:16 Yeah. I mean, I is before me.
02:33:18 Gracious God, we have sinned against the unworthy
02:33:22 of being part of our sins and blesses, mercies for our use
02:33:25 and help us eat and drink to the glory, for Christ's sake.
02:33:28 Hey, man,
02:33:30 thank you for coming in there.
02:33:33 So the Holy Spirit
02:33:35 really meant to say for cheese and crackers sake.
02:33:37 But other than that, it was spot on
02:33:41 cheese and crackers.
02:33:42 Give her crackers.
02:33:44 I've got a pretty good story.
02:33:46 I got this house,
02:33:48 this month, the last year,
02:33:51 and I've answered the door.
02:33:53 One time
02:33:55 yesterday I was watching the Lions game and there was a knock at the door.
02:34:00 I answered the front door and it's my neighbor from over there
02:34:05 with a pecan pie from Atkins, $22 pie.
02:34:10 And she gave me a brand new pie that she just bought me.
02:34:14 Can you raider pie?
02:34:16 Oh, my God.
02:34:17 It tastes fish.
02:34:18 And he took it.
02:34:20 It took the pie.
02:34:21 We don't know if he ate or pie yet, but we should be.
02:34:24 Got a pie. Very good. The pounds.
02:34:26 Oh, he the pie was offered and he ate the pie.
02:34:31 Pecan.
02:34:33 I don't take no pies from no woman.
02:34:36 People who I take no woman.
02:34:38 No way.
02:34:39 So no, I did it because for me it was correct
02:34:42 with the amount of negatives you said.
02:34:44 I believe that was a correct statement.
02:34:46 Right.
02:34:46 Don't take no,
02:34:49 don't not take no pies from no woman.
02:34:52 By the way,
02:34:54 by the way,
02:34:59 with a by the way,
02:35:03 feel towards the
02:35:07 deer flag,
02:35:13 our son plays a college sport
02:35:16 for which he receives four complimentary tickets for each game.
02:35:20 It works out well because there are four of us in his immediate family.
02:35:24 However, my husband has been asking friends of his
02:35:26 to join us at a game by offering them free tickets.
02:35:30 Our son must find a teammate with unused tickets and ask for them.
02:35:34 My husband gives no warning.
02:35:35 He just announces a couple of days prior to a game that he has invited so and so.
02:35:41 Then on game day, we are responsible for getting those friends in
02:35:44 and seated with us
02:35:46 more than once.
02:35:47 We haven't been able to enter in stadiums and see our son before games
02:35:51 or the beginning of a game
02:35:52 because his friends are late and he must stay behind to meet them.
02:35:57 My take on this, these are sporting events.
02:36:00 Our son is given tickets for immediate family.
02:36:03 If a friend expresses a desire to go to a game, send them to the schedule
02:36:07 and say, Awesome, here's schedule, see you there.
02:36:10 The recommended then and recommended online stupid fucking pop up.
02:36:15 It recommended
02:36:21 an online ticket vending site.
02:36:23 I think it's inconsiderate to me
02:36:24 and our son that my husband turned into the A three ring circus.
02:36:29 He thinks quote the more the merrier and quote and isn't
02:36:32 concerned about the hassle he creates for our son or my feelings.
02:36:37 Am I being irrational question merchant
02:36:41 saying that irritated in the east.
02:36:44 Okay,
02:36:46 thanks for asking.
02:36:48 In the east.
02:36:50 Yes, you're being irrational.
02:36:53 The more the merrier.
02:36:54 As a fellow selfish male, I fully agree
02:36:59 it's the three ring circus
02:37:01 that you're perceiving is just the stress.
02:37:05 There are innocent birthdays so often
02:37:10 putting me into a work focused game.
02:37:12 Otherwise you would have said it was a football game. So.
02:37:15 So not really a problem.
02:37:18 Shut up,
02:37:20 you idiot.
02:37:22 Okay,
02:37:29 I'm taking it back home.
02:37:30 Compassionate, compassionate, empathetic.
02:37:32 Wise. Calm.
02:37:33 Beautiful, calm can act that you shouldn't charge people for this advice.
02:37:39 Actually, you actually can get in there later in the morning.
02:37:43 Yeah.
02:37:45 Thumbs up like and subscribe.
02:37:48 You really
02:37:50 you can.
02:37:52 I think it's followed comment and like
02:37:55 if you really want and you can masturbate subscribe one is the one to subscribe.
02:38:00 The one is one where you can sort subscribe involved a little bit of
02:38:06 someone subscribe but
02:38:07 you know you're followed.
02:38:11 Boom, boom, boom, boom.
02:38:14 How much for the green Gary mask?
02:38:17 We should auction that off. That'll make some money.
02:38:19 Please autograph it.
02:38:23 I got it.
02:38:25 Yeah, just on it and I'll buy it.
02:38:29 How much have you bought
02:38:31 what you're offering me?
02:38:34 Just keep it for
02:38:38 your former.
02:38:41 I want to do that for you.
02:38:45 I'm always jibber you in your mouth a little.
02:38:48 Protect me. No,
02:38:52 There needs to be some five.
02:38:54 I would say this is stupid man.
02:38:57 Sexist
02:39:01 to by the way,
02:39:04 by the We do your flag.
02:39:11 Thank you.
02:39:13 Be more than one of those deer flag.
02:39:16 My young daughter is half the sister.
02:39:19 I mean, my youngest daughter.
02:39:22 That's what it says. That's literally what it says.
02:39:26 I get it.
02:39:26 No, I get it.
02:39:29 All right.
02:39:32 Now, this be far down the road
02:39:38 for you.
02:39:38 Go and through.
02:39:45 All right.
02:39:46 My young daughter is the half sister, not half the sister.
02:39:50 My daughter is in half sister.
02:39:51 Okay. Okay. Yeah.
02:39:54 My young daughter is the half sister of a famous athlete.
02:39:59 Wife? What a stretch.
02:40:03 That was my comment that was not written.
02:40:05 They were married last year and invited my daughter a week later.
02:40:08 They dis invited her.
02:40:11 This was a 20 year.
02:40:12 There was a 20 year gap in their ages.
02:40:14 But my daughter looks up to her half sister,
02:40:18 still confusing my daughter's feelings really hurt.
02:40:21 My feelings have been even more hurt.
02:40:24 All of her older siblings were there as well as several other family members.
02:40:29 We were never told why my daughter was disinvited.
02:40:31 Her father did not stand up to his older daughter for breaking.
02:40:35 His younger daughter is hurt.
02:40:37 My daughter is getting older and she knows her brother in law is.
02:40:41 When she sees him on TV.
02:40:43 How can I stop being angry at these people for hurting my baby sign?
02:40:48 Furious Mama in Michigan.
02:40:52 Oh, okay.
02:40:54 Furious. Mama, you can't stop being mad.
02:40:57 That's that's a good knee jerk reaction.
02:41:01 But it But
02:41:04 look at it this way.
02:41:05 Does it affect your life in any way?
02:41:08 And if the answer is no shut up,
02:41:14 I think that was the second to shut up.
02:41:16 And Oh, man, you know what?
02:41:18 That's the third person that you made cry.
02:41:22 My mom.
02:41:25 Okay, shut up about it.
02:41:27 It'll be okay.
02:41:32 Yeah.
02:41:32 It doesn't really.
02:41:35 You don't need to know why
02:41:38 anyone was disinvited.
02:41:41 I mean, I guess you can investigate further in.
02:41:45 You want to put your mind at ease, But honestly, Karen, I won't.
02:41:48 I It sounds to me like I don't know if this is a stretch to think this,
02:41:51 but it makes me wonder what what that girl did to piss her off that,
02:41:57 you know,
02:42:00 can call it.
02:42:01 If you're that girl, we would like to know what to you.
02:42:04 If there's a chance for the three,
02:42:13 I should check the phone
02:42:15 and really weren't ready.
02:42:19 You know, somebody found out.
02:42:21 I can't even look at your screen. Correct.
02:42:24 I need to get
02:42:26 whole. Oh.
02:42:27 Oh, okay.
02:42:28 Oh, by the way,
02:42:32 for me?
02:42:33 Yeah.
02:42:34 For any African American listening, white people get even whiter in the winter.
02:42:37 I don't know if you notice, but no, that's a big ten
02:42:42 Brady sport in the Michigan ten.
02:42:48 Yeah.
02:42:48 Basement ten.
02:42:55 And then Lane
02:43:00 already do your flanges.
02:43:02 Oh, yeah.
02:43:03 Here's my piano.
02:43:06 Your flag.
02:43:07 My sister my son, who is 32, moved back home six months ago.
02:43:13 He's a college graduate with a degree in business, which has never used.
02:43:18 He works as a valet at a well-known golf and spa resort.
02:43:21 He has no health insurance and stays in his room a lot playing video games.
02:43:25 How I help him find himself Signed kids Mom in Florida.
02:43:32 Okay.
02:43:33 It's it's all right to call your kid a kid all their lives.
02:43:37 But that is a 32 year old kid with the same degree that I have
02:43:42 that I haven't used.
02:43:43 He has to find himself, You Can't help
02:43:47 video games.
02:43:49 Gosh, I didn't lose interest till well after I was 32, but
02:43:54 I'm actually having trouble getting back into it.
02:43:57 I'm not terribly successful.
02:44:00 Maybe he needs a podcast.
02:44:05 Maybe.
02:44:07 Maybe.
02:44:08 Yeah, maybe he needs this podcast.
02:44:11 Yeah.
02:44:11 Call in five, eight, six reds three.
02:44:14 I will give you.
02:44:15 The older you get, the harder it is to play video games
02:44:17 just because I don't know if it's just there's
02:44:18 so much other shit to do and I don't have the free time
02:44:21 to just sit there and play a game for five straight.
02:44:25 Yes, for no good reasons.
02:44:28 You doing it.
02:44:28 Since you don't have that time, you.
02:44:31 I still try to fit in like, you know, a couple of hours
02:44:33 here, a couple hours there, occasionally throughout the week or month or whatever.
02:44:37 It takes me fucking forever to get through any of these games.
02:44:39 It's ridiculous.
02:44:40 I can't.
02:44:41 They change, finish what they call it.
02:44:44 I throw the credits twice a week.
02:44:47 And what you you can play a game whenever you want it
02:44:51 in a little bit a time and play in your own terms.
02:44:54 Now pay up or
02:44:57 grind. I got to play
02:45:00 blockbuster video hardcore and I had a deal with them.
02:45:04 If we could roll the credits the first night or two,
02:45:07 I'd go back and get another rental for free.
02:45:11 I think they offer the deal with everybody
02:45:13 who doesn't exist.
02:45:16 I actually just sold the game on eBay that, has a blockbuster
02:45:21 label on it,
02:45:24 and the DVD was getting rid of all the old shit
02:45:26 and parking it on eBay for whatever the fuck I can get worth
02:45:36 of cool store
02:45:39 I still can't find why Mario collects coins
02:45:43 because perhaps he's not Italian and perhaps he's a Jew.
02:45:46 Yeah, apparently it's just they needed sometimes they a big nose.
02:45:51 They needed some type of some some curly hair, slightly darker complected.
02:45:55 He was a plumber, though.
02:45:55 I would think a Jew would have a more
02:45:59 better job.
02:46:00 Would Jews have plumbers? A lawyer?
02:46:02 Yeah, but a Jew plumber?
02:46:04 No, no, no.
02:46:07 Unless he's their finance guy.
02:46:09 I don't think so.
02:46:09 I think he actually goes and plunges into toilets.
02:46:14 Hey, I've got a question.
02:46:16 But I had a collectible coin collection.
02:46:20 Certain things are worth more than their face value,
02:46:23 and did you hear the rumor
02:46:26 that the penny costs more to make than a penny?
02:46:29 I've heard that.
02:46:30 Is that not today, But it can't be.
02:46:33 True, Right.
02:46:34 I mean, that means I'm in this current moment.
02:46:37 Possibly, but not back when it was invented.
02:46:41 Yeah, well, they stopped making money, copper,
02:46:44 because that much copper is worth more than a penny.
02:46:49 And that's why people were shaving the edges off
02:46:51 tin nickel.
02:46:55 How long have you heard why?
02:46:57 I love the nickel weight out there.
02:47:01 I can tell you that
02:47:04 in 25 to a penny costs 2.7 $0.02 to mint.
02:47:11 It gets worse.
02:47:12 Your ears shiny, smooth, gay nickel cost
02:47:15 ten 10.41 cents to mint for the first
02:47:21 and one cents.
02:47:23 So making money, not only does it increase inflation,
02:47:27 just making it also increases inflation to,
02:47:31 you know why the housing market doesn't effect inflation
02:47:36 could be because it the market
02:47:40 the house is not part of the gross national product
02:47:43 it's it's not it's not a good that can be exported.
02:47:47 It's not it's not producing as stagnant.
02:47:50 You couldn't afford a house.
02:47:54 You can.
02:47:54 But that's not a common practice.
02:47:58 But but but the value goes up
02:48:01 but it doesn't affect the the the bottom line.
02:48:06 Basically, that's the that the housing the
02:48:10 what they call that the collapse of the real estate collapse of oh eight.
02:48:15 Was it.
02:48:18 Yes, yes, yes,
02:48:23 yes, yes, yes.
02:48:28 I was right. I was wrong.
02:48:30 You now
02:48:36 dear flag.
02:48:42 My younger
02:48:43 son married and moved across the country to the West Coast.
02:48:47 They did this because his wife is very controlling
02:48:49 her mother lives there and she.
02:48:51 Pleasure to
02:48:55 have your partners giving you.
02:48:59 Doo doo doo doo doo.
02:49:04 All right.
02:49:05 Worth producing.
02:49:08 Since
02:49:11 1907,
02:49:16 my youngest son
02:49:19 married in June across the country to the West Coast.
02:49:22 They did this because his wife is very controlling.
02:49:24 Her mother lives there and she pressured him into it.
02:49:27 She pleasured him and do it.
02:49:28 They they had then had three children
02:49:31 who because we live on the East Coast, we unfortunately rarely see.
02:49:36 My son is now having serious marital issues because his wife and mother
02:49:39 in law have teamed up against him after his father in law died from COVID.
02:49:44 He wants to leave his wife and return to family here,
02:49:47 but won't do it because of the kids.
02:49:50 He's at his wits end and doesn't know what to do.
02:49:53 Any suggestions?
02:49:54 Signed, said. And in Josie, once again,
02:50:00 what's wrong with moving out worst?
02:50:03 And who dies of a fatal disease
02:50:06 or cares if you see the three
02:50:10 here and
02:50:15 here?
02:50:15 What's going on over there?
02:50:16 What's good?
02:50:16 What's going on over there that women are controlling?
02:50:20 What?
02:50:20 How could two women gang up on one man?
02:50:23 I get your concern.
02:50:24 Women.
02:50:25 We're talking about
02:50:28 girl pair.
02:50:30 Give your balls Tug on a
02:50:36 Oh, it's
02:50:38 good advice regardless of the issue that's always good advice
02:50:42 to give your balls which does not not that
02:50:46 you know it's like Tom greens.
02:50:50 Hey kids, feel your balls
02:50:53 so you don't get cancer or
02:51:00 cancer you will see evolve.
02:51:03 Squeeze your balls, please.
02:51:04 Your balls, kids to your house so you don't get cancer.
02:51:07 He actually did. There was actually a kid who
02:51:10 jokingly was touching his balls because of Tambourine
02:51:13 Song and actually discovered he had testicular cancer as well.
02:51:16 And actually, he got it removed before.
02:51:18 We're going to hear
02:51:20 I touch my balls and check them for cancer
02:51:22 numerous times because of Tom Green.
02:51:27 So I owe to myself the vinyl.
02:51:36 I found some more video.
02:51:37 How did you get A newly released video contains startling images
02:51:41 that are turning heads, sparking.
02:51:43 What we're looking at now is two satellites
02:51:46 that go like right next to one another and get to stereoscopic images.
02:51:50 So somebody already tried to debunk this as fake images and they put it together
02:51:54 and it if you're all right, say that.
02:51:57 And the other one is the thermal thermal cam from the drone tense debates online
02:52:02 and adding a new of one. Right.
02:52:03 The case right there, one of the plane itself.
02:52:07 So one orb showed up around the plane and then a second orb sinks in with it.
02:52:11 You can see the two.
02:52:12 They're lined up and a third one is out of sync.
02:52:15 As soon as all three orbs get perfectly lined up,
02:52:18 they kind of converge on the plane and the plane suddenly hits warp speed.
02:52:22 Well, let me and let me ask you this.
02:52:24 How is this how do they have this?
02:52:26 How do they know that this is this kind of like satellites?
02:52:28 Are this the dumbest way I could put it is like it's like a ring camera where.
02:52:32 No, these this is these are from NASA's satellites confirms
02:52:36 they're just casually going and then the plane is missing
02:52:38 and then they go back and they rewatch
02:52:41 what's
02:52:41 on the footage or they were tracking the plane
02:52:44 just because the plane they they've the plane was on fire.
02:52:48 There was £500 of lithium ion batteries.
02:52:51 That's Why? The plane was on fire.
02:52:53 People saw it flying over on fire.
02:52:56 So, yeah, I think they they they were tracking it
02:52:59 because you can tell by the way, somebody has a joystick
02:53:02 or it's automatically tracking because this is long enough
02:53:05 where you can see what happens to the footage, how it tracks the plane
02:53:08 for a bit.
02:53:09 According to the Daily, the leaked video showcases
02:53:13 a plane emerging near a massive cloud on the left.
02:53:16 Some individuals believe that orbs seen circling an airplane
02:53:20 in a recent video indicate that MH 370 might have been teleported.
02:53:25 Flying orbs typically refer to spherical, glowing objects
02:53:29 that are seen floating or moving through.
02:53:31 This is the thermal footage.
02:53:32 So they I heard another somebody talk about this in depth.
02:53:35 They don't think it teleported.
02:53:37 They think that it went at warp speed like a wave,
02:53:41 an energy wave converged on it and moved it
02:53:44 faster than the speed of light somewhere else and straight into the ocean.
02:53:49 That's where that's weird because that's where they found it.
02:53:51 I think
02:53:53 for the air.
02:53:55 Some people believe flying orbs are a type of unidentified flying object UFO.
02:54:00 I believe we have two extraterrestrial activity.
02:54:03 We have I believe we have that technology.
02:54:04 It's not alien to these groups or sometimes reported to move in ways
02:54:09 seem to defy conventional explanations,
02:54:12 such as making sudden direction changes or moving at high speeds
02:54:16 in scientific research, flying orbs usually refer to spherical.
02:54:21 An orb emerges from the right wing for
02:54:23 passing the aircraft and hovering near its wings.
02:54:26 Shortly after two more orbs appear and together they circle the plane.
02:54:31 Like that one comes along and gets like a bright flashing
02:54:35 causing in the orbs to vanish and so this experiment
02:54:39 has been proven on a smaller scale, never with this size.
02:54:42 There's a fourth orb somewhere that's going in sync in the
02:54:47 guide.
02:54:47 You mentioned the word earlier. My brain is too stupid.
02:54:50 No, you said some physics term earlier and I said, That's it.
02:54:52 That's what I saw.
02:54:54 Did Prince use a school word?
02:54:57 Have to rewind it and
02:55:01 I see quantum entanglement.
02:55:02 I don't know, Gary, for that.
02:55:05 I said it.
02:55:07 You were right.
02:55:08 I was wrong.
02:55:09 I apologize
02:55:11 for. And in my case, I
02:55:15 parents are both very.
02:55:18 All right. So now we got all that other way.
02:55:20 So these three orbs are going around and if says they're in sync with a fourth orb,
02:55:24 somehow they can do this singing and these three orbs
02:55:28 suddenly go like boom at faster than the speed of light to that fourth orb.
02:55:31 And then they converge and in the same place, taking whatever is with it somehow
02:55:37 this video was
02:55:39 made using CGI and 3D animation techniques.
02:55:43 However, others took a closer look and dissected footage thoroughly.
02:55:48 Lending weight to this speculation is a 2014.
02:55:51 It was interesting that there was multiple angles
02:55:54 to the same thing and it all looks like a similar yeah.
02:55:57 And the of these videos from this is from the Chinese satellite.
02:56:01 I think they're different.
02:56:03 They showed up and were suddenly removed,
02:56:05 but they're more narrower, removed immediately
02:56:09 and nobody said a word.
02:56:10 Objects seen near the floating TV, the Asian airliner Asian countries
02:56:14 experience showcased vague pictures captured by Chinese satellites
02:56:18 depicting three unrecognizable objects
02:56:21 floating in the water separating Malaysia and Vietnam.
02:56:24 One person said, Oh My God,
02:56:26 this has just been confirmed to be a real satellite video leak.
02:56:30 Reddit is going insane right now. Seattle.
02:56:32 I'm shocked.
02:56:32 I don't know that
02:56:33 I don't care about that ship so much as the random comments online
02:56:38 would be hilarious.
02:56:39 Really, One of your comments was like in here might would be very offensive.
02:56:42 It might be like, What the fuck is this dumb shit?
02:56:44 I'm glad they all died the day that you see, that would be fucking awesome.
02:56:47 The whole area is your own content.
02:56:49 Me to some cynical fucking knowing knowing that it's just mostly full of shit
02:56:54 was tied to airliner and UFOs and had no reference to MH 370.
02:56:59 But all right.
02:57:00 So I don't know if they're going to get into it.
02:57:01 The other video I saw, some 3D modelers took those orbs and plotted
02:57:05 paths perfectly and, you know, recreated the video.
02:57:09 So you can they did the synchronization.
02:57:11 You can see how the two get in sync.
02:57:13 And then the third one is like
02:57:13 trying to get there, trying to get and as soon as it gets there
02:57:16 in super slow motion, they go boom and converge on the plane and then gone.
02:57:23 But I mean, if
02:57:24 if it's not really not we can't use the word teleportation.
02:57:28 It's like warp speed.
02:57:31 If it didn't hit warp speed,
02:57:34 then it's it's bullshit CGI.
02:57:37 But with all the with all the different angles and all the official ness of it,
02:57:42 I don't see how it could have been CGI.
02:57:44 Like they must, but I don't see how it could be
02:57:47 somebody.
02:57:48 Somebody is offering a shitload of money to, you know, to to come for
02:57:51 if you're the ones that did it, show us the source folder.
02:57:54 Because if you would have made that somebody who makes a tiny little bit,
02:57:57 you'd have a huge folder of all the crap that you
02:57:59 that you know, the graphics to make it.
02:58:03 I don't it was warp speed.
02:58:05 Would it have potentially gone technically into the future
02:58:10 or another dimension or
02:58:12 wormhole to just go fast than
02:58:17 the speed of light
02:58:19 first appeared online and took the video to go to just in U.S.
02:58:23 and we've been in the atmosphere just because you can blame this revelation
02:58:29 or share your thoughts and then you think it could have
02:58:35 been other similar, but not really.
02:58:37 Remember when you and I were driving the ISS
02:58:40 and we saw that light, that kind of looks somewhat, Is this a drifter?
02:58:45 And yeah a good story although and a
02:59:28 okay new rule those would be like 3 seconds
02:59:31 from now on in that or we need to add some wrapping over it or something.
02:59:37 So Gary and I were driving, you're going to get rid of this show
02:59:40 fucking what the fuck is wrong with that shit?
02:59:43 The how was like I was looking cross-eyed
02:59:46 and by stroke and alcohol
02:59:52 for doing the face, one was bigger than the other.
02:59:55 I feel like I look like the guy that was on the fucking Who Wants to Be
02:59:58 a millionaire.
03:00:05 Yeah.
03:00:06 So the story
03:00:10 we were driving and driving easy and we were going south on Van
03:00:15 Dike and we just saw like there was in the sky, I think.
03:00:18 I think I was watching it and I think maybe you just you were watching it.
03:00:21 And we didn't really tell each other. We were watching it.
03:00:24 And then I somebody mentioned something to one another, but
03:00:27 it was just a suspicious light.
03:00:29 And then all of a sudden, it maybe looks like a helicopter
03:00:31 or even sometimes helicopters can look oddly suspicious the way they move
03:00:35 and the way the light kind of changes, brightness and stuff.
03:00:37 And how bright light can be.
03:00:39 But all of a sudden, from that light, all of a sudden another light
03:00:43 just comes off the side of it.
03:00:46 And you would assume, okay, maybe it's like more than one object
03:00:48 and they're just at a different depth of field.
03:00:52 But then that light then came across of it and then it started circling around it
03:00:58 and just slowly circling around it.
03:01:01 And then as it was circling around it, it kind of we were losing in the trees
03:01:05 and stuff.
03:01:05 I mean, you remember that vividly as I knew right?
03:01:08 Exactly. Like that.
03:01:09 Yeah, pretty ridiculous. It was really weird.
03:01:11 It was able to stare right at it.
03:01:12 You said we were talking about the whole time.
03:01:14 We were like, Oh, you with the fog
03:01:17 going on there,
03:01:20 it was some sort of phenomenon or
03:01:24 I think
03:01:25 the the other weird thing you are with me, my brother.
03:01:30 We were up in my college and it was the other other second
03:01:33 weirdest thing I've seen.
03:01:35 There was three lights that traveled perfectly together
03:01:38 that were traveling across the sky.
03:01:41 And then all of a sudden
03:01:42 they sort of patched together and then started going like different.
03:01:46 And just like it wasn't just like a straight across, straight
03:01:49 across like satellites and shit, ah, and so on.
03:01:53 So like, oh no, that's like Elon Musk saying no, I saw such starlings and it's,
03:01:58 they're, they're sometimes not the best passenger of these three lights
03:02:03 in 30.
03:02:04 I was watching them intently because I was curious as to what they were.
03:02:08 And so I'm like wow, they, they stayed the entire way.
03:02:11 Perfectly positioned
03:02:14 starlings cool to see what they see.
03:02:16 They're not all perfectly spaced.
03:02:18 And there's whole line of and these are three together traveling in line.
03:02:23 You know, they're, they're postured this way
03:02:25 but traveling together like this and then and
03:02:29 no and different horizon then they you know
03:02:33 it's very weird what
03:02:37 if you want to look you're cutting out a little bit.
03:02:41 That's my fault. And because I'm letting that go. Sorry.
03:02:44 That's ridiculous.
03:02:45 It's Like, the the pace and the change of directions were just
03:02:49 not something that I'm familiar with, which makes it in Europe.
03:02:52 But near Selfridge Air Force Base, it's quite possible it was just us.
03:02:57 There are more, more, more likely than even possible
03:03:03 dunes in southeastern.
03:03:05 And they could just go over the lake somewhere.
03:03:09 For the record, that little phenomenon we just had with
03:03:11 the sound is because Gary doesn't use headphones.
03:03:15 I'll use headphones.
03:03:16 I'm not against
03:03:18 the we should try it because the I was trying
03:03:22 to play the X-Files song, but it bleeds through your phone, over your own audio.
03:03:26 Can we get of those cute little Michael Jackson microphones
03:03:28 that like the little skinny with the ball? Yes.
03:03:33 Look, because I.
03:03:36 Losing my powder.
03:03:40 Your what?
03:03:41 Your what
03:03:43 the the router that
03:03:45 Brady put you in for me, I'm using
03:03:50 which how how what are you using it for.
03:03:55 It's connected to the phone
03:03:57 that is transmitting the signal.
03:04:00 Is that why it's been so shitty. Cause
03:04:03 now it looks pretty good.
03:04:04 You great. I've never seen you look better.
03:04:06 Look at that. Look at that definition.
03:04:08 Now it's no pixel.
03:04:10 I looked. It all looks fantastic.
03:04:12 Yeah.
03:04:14 And he's going to go and he's.
03:04:19 Hmm. It's interesting.
03:04:22 Well,
03:04:26 so how's the weather,
03:04:30 Stuart?
03:04:30 You know what?
03:04:31 We should just.
03:04:35 We should, shouldn't we?
03:04:41 Mr. Brady is just kidding.
03:04:45 All right?
03:04:47 Don't give me any ideas
03:04:50 as above.
03:04:51 So below
03:04:54 you can try to say it's super quiet.
03:04:57 No, no.
03:05:03 Darn it.
03:05:03 See, I can't.
03:05:04 I can't see it because it's playing out the phone.
03:05:08 You can do the flag.
03:05:16 Yeah,
03:05:23 that's a big one.
03:05:24 I've been married to the most amazing woman for 30 years.
03:05:28 She became a personal trainer and incredible shave.
03:05:33 I'm not in her kind of shape, and I can't perform too well sexually.
03:05:38 Even with Ed meds.
03:05:40 She recently asked if she can have sexual
03:05:44 needs taken care of by a young client she trains.
03:05:48 I'm okay with it, since I'm sympathetic
03:05:51 to her desires as long as she doesn't fall in love.
03:05:55 Your thoughts so and wants what's best for her.
03:06:00 No, that will
03:06:00 ruin everything, you dumb jerk.
03:06:04 It's.
03:06:05 I'm sorry you can't perform, but that will ruin your relationship
03:06:09 and that
03:06:13 there's no way that will work.
03:06:15 Indecent Proposal.
03:06:21 It just won't work.
03:06:23 Lesbians don't have a working dick, and they still manage to get along just fine.
03:06:28 Yeah, there's other means.
03:06:30 He's just a fucktard.
03:06:32 Yeah, Yeah. You're doing.
03:06:33 You're going about it all wrong.
03:06:35 I think he she would ask Would you what?
03:06:37 What would you like for her to even ask.
03:06:39 What do you think about that Like that comes over.
03:06:41 I think
03:06:42 she's I'm to not know that that will work.
03:06:47 She brought it up She works for him.
03:06:49 She recently asked if she could have her sexual needs taken care of by a young
03:06:53 she trains.
03:06:54 Listen, sweetheart, I love the way you cook, but I was thinking
03:06:57 maybe we could go out to eat every night, right?
03:07:00 Yeah. Hey,
03:07:03 I mean.
03:07:03 I mean, you can come with me.
03:07:05 You can eat with us, but I don't want to
03:07:09 cook anymore.
03:07:11 But the
03:07:16 the shit.
03:07:20 Okay, guys, the money you have is fake,
03:07:24 and we're precariously perched on a house of cards as above.
03:07:29 Below.
03:08:19 Oh, I like Marnie.
03:08:21 Yeah, I like Marnie though.
03:08:29 It's the Brady and Brady
03:08:32 and Gary above and so below because she's so close.
03:08:38 Brady And for sure, we're doing it our way.
03:08:42 We're gonna make it make our dreams come true.
03:08:44 Brady and John show it's Brady and drawbridge
03:08:49 station now Brady draw
03:08:58 it is now Brady and draw
03:09:01 spectacular Gary as above and so below
03:09:04 and because he so blows close
03:09:09 you still haven't updated these buttons I have no after buttons
03:09:13 because I don't do buttons but at least I can set this
03:09:18 what's going to be a B and a D?
03:09:19 There's a building. All right,
03:09:22 so we're two viewers.
03:09:23 Let's crank that up to double digits now.
03:09:25 Yeah.
03:09:25 Usually goes up until we lose two viewers.
03:09:29 Thank you for staying. YouTube viewers.
03:09:31 Yeah.
03:09:31 Thank me for saying, oh, I was I was on to so I heard
03:09:37 I heard a podcaster with thousands and thousands and thousands of viewers
03:09:40 make fun of podcasters like us the other day.
03:09:42 And they were like,
03:09:42 Why don't you guys just pick up your phone and call each other
03:09:45 if you're just going to call it bitch about people
03:09:47 with the three of you watching.
03:09:50 And I kind of felt insulted because I'm like,
03:09:52 because then we're not doing a podcast
03:09:56 and I like to
03:09:58 think that when they
03:10:01 started that, all of a sudden there was, you know, a thousand people
03:10:05 as amazing as the musician and somebody who teaches, you know, drum lessons,
03:10:08 the last thing you can do is say, Hey, you guys should you guys should quit.
03:10:12 You suck. Don't ever pick up drumsticks again.
03:10:15 What you do is encourage them and you say, Look, watch me play.
03:10:18 And they're like, Wow.
03:10:18 You're like, Dude, I sucked as bad as you when I started.
03:10:21 Don't ever quit, Don't ever stop
03:10:24 me. I made a shitty rap music.
03:10:27 I made shitty rap music for 20 years
03:10:30 for no reason. Just just because it was fun.
03:10:32 I don't know.
03:10:33 I like the idea of do I ever want to be a famous rapper?
03:10:36 I don't think so. I don't think I'd want to be famous ever.
03:10:40 Too much pressure.
03:10:41 Too much attention.
03:10:42 I fucking paid attention every once in a while.
03:10:44 There's a on the promo.
03:10:45 There's a clip about, Hey, we're on our fourth show.
03:10:48 Do we Can we still suck? Yeah, you can.
03:10:50 You can suck forever.
03:10:51 If it's joy doing.
03:10:53 We're not asking you to watch.
03:10:55 You can say click thumbs up, but you can click, thumbs down.
03:10:58 You can fuck off too. We don't you know,
03:11:01 we just want to enjoy a little bit of time with you and with ourselves.
03:11:06 With the shows now, without Gary, those shows that are really, really good,
03:11:09 that don't get as many hits as they showed in their shows that absolutely suck.
03:11:13 They get a whole bunch of hits because for some reason
03:11:15 people are attracted to the characters or whatever.
03:11:18 I don't know.
03:11:18 There's an attractive person on there.
03:11:21 The standard, a master.
03:11:22 Something is 10000 hours. So
03:11:25 what, what, what have we been doing?
03:11:27 If I just rounded up, I would guess that we've done this for like 100 hours,
03:11:33 so we got a little bit of time to go.
03:11:35 So the part that irritates me, I have to say the beginning
03:11:38 of every the beginning of Brady and George show
03:11:40 is it sucks that Gary is watching he should participate.
03:11:43 I know he's a dick.
03:11:44 We should have him out as a guest on the Brady in Georgia.
03:11:48 Fuck you Gary
03:11:49 and Colin
03:11:52 because the Aussies sit in this house and whisper,
03:11:54 Here we go because it is fucking cocksucker motherfucker tits.
03:11:57 Is that enough or shall I go him
03:12:00 if he makes too much noise, the war is going to wake up
03:12:03 and he's going to get solitary confinement tomorrow.
03:12:06 Is that true?
03:12:07 I can't believe that.
03:12:08 I'm just joking.
03:12:09 I mean, it's whatever he's.
03:12:12 Yeah, If you get woken up, you know, by your husband,
03:12:16 because your husband can kind of be bumbling sometimes does when he's drunk,
03:12:19 you probably get annoyed with it right.
03:12:22 I guess this your husband having a stupid podcast with this friend?
03:12:27 I don't know. He might be a little annoyed.
03:12:28 Right?
03:12:29 Say, who wears the pants in my If my wife sleeps
03:12:32 in the shed on Monday nights,
03:12:36 she complained about something about
03:12:37 I was bothering her and I said, You don't have to sleep inside the house.
03:12:41 Yeah.
03:12:42 And you know, you tell her, you say, I don't. I only say no.
03:12:44 Even if I tell them to shut up.
03:12:47 I don't let no women sleep in my house.
03:12:51 By the way.
03:12:52 By the way, listen, I don't sleep.
03:12:54 I don't let women sleep in my house.
03:12:56 No, it's no,
03:13:00 I don't normally do videos in the aftershow, but
03:13:02 I'm still trying to find it.
03:13:03 There is no I also had, like, one more time.
03:13:08 I had, like, a minor foot in the street.
03:13:10 So what I'm asking is I'm going.
03:13:12 Well, I mean, you don't have to ask me.
03:13:13 And I don't take no orders from the woman. By the way.
03:13:16 By the way, I don't take no orders from no women together
03:13:20 before the year before that.
03:13:22 I don't know if it's before that or after that.
03:13:23 There's one more that he says.
03:13:24 I think it's after it.
03:13:26 It's after it.
03:13:27 He says, I tell him, You shut up that line.
03:13:29 That's the good thing about YouTube.
03:13:31 The second half, the two humps. Yeah,
03:13:35 it's like you're killing going to come back
03:13:37 and you kept going and must have been a woman.
03:13:39 And I don't listen to women yelling.
03:13:41 I tell them to shut up.
03:13:42 While he was quite
03:13:46 a gentleman at the gym,
03:13:49 I heard scores of shoes,
03:13:53 swizzle stick
03:13:55 I horse whistles.
03:14:00 Uh, shit.
03:14:05 So one of the things that I have
03:14:06 that we didn't get to is just like stories of
03:14:11 gambling losses that people have been through.
03:14:14 I was trying to find, like, what the the largest illegal
03:14:18 bet is and a couple like, crab and shit together.
03:14:21 Because I understand that if you're playing like,
03:14:23 I was looking for a single bet and it'd be like, you know, roulette
03:14:27 playing for hours or whatever, but
03:14:31 what was the biggest $1 million?
03:14:34 So, so they put Michael Jordan as a zero
03:14:38 for unknown because he supposedly the shit ton.
03:14:42 But number one
03:14:43 is Harry Kafka was kick ass cracker.
03:14:46 Well they say almost 1 billion and I'm assuming that's a collective but they also
03:14:52 was it
03:14:55 biggest loss and it was a Harry Cook Australian
03:14:58 real estate agent who made a fortune selling properties on the Gold Coast.
03:15:02 And fortunately for
03:15:04 the most of those found real estate, the more he lost.
03:15:06 But at the casinos,
03:15:10 according to the Sydney Morning Herald article,
03:15:12 Casino did not exploit man who spent 1.5 billion rules.
03:15:17 High court Kercher was made a 1.474
03:15:22 billion AUD.
03:15:25 So I don't know how much that is in like six bucks American
03:15:29 right?
03:15:31 2022.
03:15:32 I got so much so
03:15:37 Mattress Mac.
03:15:38 Okay, so it sounds way more.
03:15:40 This is well, this is a payout so
03:15:44 far. You know
03:15:46 Vegas law.
03:15:47 Okay so that's over in a year so biggest
03:15:51 how much US dollars is 1.5 AUD.
03:15:59 That would be $0.99.
03:16:00 No, that's all I said which seems pretty close
03:16:04 is it.
03:16:05 How much or how many?
03:16:08 If I have
03:16:10 1.4, 7 billion AUD.
03:16:14 How much is that in American dollars?
03:16:19 It's pushing me to the world
03:16:20 and you fucking bitch be more like fucking.
03:16:24 What's that?
03:16:24 All the bitches name Alexa, you fucking cunt.
03:16:28 Who is that? Siri?
03:16:30 Your account?
03:16:31 Yeah, I mean,
03:16:34 she's serious.
03:16:36 Why do you suck under these partners is an endless series.
03:16:41 Why can't you be more like Alexa?
03:16:43 Say, hey, man,
03:16:45 why don't you
03:16:48 really?
03:16:50 Oh, that's all me and cheese and crackers sake.
03:16:52 But I thought that was something you were doing.
03:16:53 I was in my shit sort of playing on a regular phone.
03:16:57 I'm like,
03:16:58 You ever, ever, ever be at a light.
03:17:01 And there's
03:17:01 two big giant cars on either side and they both move,
03:17:03 and you suddenly feel like you're going backwards and you're slamming on the brake
03:17:06 and you fucking because the other cars are moving.
03:17:08 That's what you just did with me.
03:17:09 I'm like, Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
03:17:10 Shit is still playing.
03:17:12 But then I heard the echo pretty well.
03:17:15 According to Siri, she's a cunt, so we don't know
03:17:18 how much 1.47 billion AUD is and
03:17:23 I want to sell one of the largest
03:17:25 that ever see.
03:17:30 They don't want to go single.
03:17:31 They want to be like, what would Edwin Castro
03:17:35 2.4 billion
03:17:38 as of April 20, 23.
03:17:46 Another web page that won't let me take my dark
03:17:49 theme.
03:17:52 Fuck to this man
03:17:55 Mike Ashley 1,000,001 and a half.
03:17:59 So it's basically 1 to 1 and a half.
03:18:00 So us 1 USD to one and a half Australian dollars.
03:18:06 So this, this guy's another win.
03:18:11 What I shouldn't have.
03:18:12 So seven, seven or 50,000 roughly is what the betting
03:18:17 I was looking at is.
03:18:20 My question was the single largest bet ever.
03:18:24 And all they told me was the winnings.
03:18:28 What is the biggest bet ever made?
03:18:30 Another,
03:18:32 I guess the biggest bet ever.
03:18:34 How about Lost Over, Lost.
03:18:37 So they put Charles Barkley because he was a big gambler.
03:18:40 Were they just like they just told him,
03:18:42 like asking them to like, how do you vary from Australia?
03:18:45 Is that who you were talking about? Harry?
03:18:48 Harry Kirk, obviously a guy
03:18:50 who is almost 1 billion,
03:18:54 is unfortunately with the name Carlos
03:18:59 Cock.
03:19:00 About the most success he found was in real estate
03:19:03 because he lost a billion
03:19:08 Well they ranked it MGM
03:19:10 casino That's not good advertising for MGM to advertise that.
03:19:14 Oh I see what you say there Mike or Michael Jordan y unknown.
03:19:17 He's way
03:19:18 bigger than anyone could possibly imagine and fathom with their own wealth.
03:19:22 He's lost more money than most people earn.
03:19:24 Oh, right.
03:19:25 Yeah.
03:19:27 Yeah. Which is.
03:19:28 Well, whatever.
03:19:29 He's still giving it to Avenues, which is.
03:19:32 I don't understand.
03:19:33 There's a lot of negativity when it comes to like
03:19:36 all this intervention of, of Saudi
03:19:39 and them getting involved with me.
03:19:42 I'm getting involved with with wrestling them, getting involved with
03:19:47 soccer and shit and them paying for stuff.
03:19:51 There's like a big,
03:19:53 you know, to do over like, oh my God, they're, you know, they're paying
03:19:55 athletes, you know, millions of dollars to go over there, close
03:19:59 to a billion to go over there and do shit.
03:20:02 And it's like, I don't know why that's not promoted to go over there,
03:20:05 take Their money come back here and then spend it in America.
03:20:09 Like, I don't know why that's you're basically taking their money
03:20:12 from them easily.
03:20:15 Yeah.
03:20:15 Didn't the the live
03:20:19 the golf tournament they, they merged with PGA now.
03:20:23 Yeah they were against it.
03:20:26 It worked.
03:20:26 Everyone was against it but then they were like wow,
03:20:28 they're starting to succeed now they're overtaking us.
03:20:31 So then let's Right.
03:20:32 When they merged, who had more money?
03:20:34 I think PGA still had more than the Saudis.
03:20:38 I don't think so. That's the problem.
03:20:40 No, just than the actual l i
03:20:44 which what did that that stood for?
03:20:46 The Roman numerals I think live
03:20:50 the ten 1525 isn't all Tony.
03:20:58 You know, it could be 30
03:21:00 the live 24,
03:21:07 30 or 44,
03:21:09 54 or 44th
03:21:13 June 2023 they merged,
03:21:17 but it doesn't say
03:21:22 and yeah,
03:21:28 it's the Roman numerals for 54, which by the way
03:21:32 is a perfect score on a par 72.
03:21:35 Who is.
03:21:39 Well, it was a perfect score.
03:21:41 I mean that's a birdie.
03:21:42 Is that the I guess you could get a better score.
03:21:45 Not like bowling. Bowling.
03:21:46 A perfect
03:21:50 is the most you can get clearly with
03:21:53 some kind of superpowers is an 18 Well, 70 and
03:21:59 par 72 you couldn't
03:22:01 you get a hole in one I know it's not humanly possible, but
03:22:04 it's theoretically possible to get a hole in one on every hole,
03:22:09 is it?
03:22:10 I mean, it's available.
03:22:13 Yeah.
03:22:20 I have never got a hole in one on any type of sport.
03:22:25 Plenty video games, Tiger Woods,
03:22:27 but that doesn't count.
03:22:30 Yeah, I've gotten yeah, I think can't even remember
03:22:34 the count is five, four or five potentially six
03:22:39 all in ones and just golf.
03:22:42 I haven't had one for over ten years.
03:22:46 I don't know why it was just because
03:22:47 the game changes a little bit.
03:22:51 I know that that's just a stretch.
03:22:53 And so yeah, the ever changing it's not it's not your body getting older
03:22:57 and your skills diminishing your coordination and your equilibrium.
03:23:02 No, I'm just I'm, I'm making smarter
03:23:05 choices of shots versus going, Oh, I think I'm going to just crank it down there
03:23:08 and try to make it.
03:23:09 Because if I a lot of times
03:23:11 you're risking putting too much on it and it's going to travel past the pin
03:23:16 or you throwing it
03:23:17 harder or sometimes, you know, you can't throw it as a fishing
03:23:20 a little bit and you get kind of waver, you sacrifice a little bit of
03:23:29 accuracy
03:23:30 with with the power versus accuracy.
03:23:33 Yeah,
03:23:35 I did. I, I suck at this golf.
03:23:37 I can say it.
03:23:40 I don't expect myself
03:23:41 to ever get a hole in on in golf.
03:23:44 I don't know.
03:23:45 Where does golfers
03:23:47 get their power from?
03:23:50 It's developed over time.
03:23:53 Took me a while to I can do it,
03:23:55 but when I like two or three times and all the blood rushing in my hand
03:23:58 makes it feel like I'm slamming it on concrete against the vein.
03:24:02 You're it wrong.
03:24:04 That's what they tell me.
03:24:05 And that's what she said.
03:24:07 It's really like a smooth motions.
03:24:08 Sometimes it feels like absolutely nothing.
03:24:10 I'll throw and people will be like, It looks like you didn't do shit.
03:24:13 And like, that just goes really far. But that's also because I got big long.
03:24:15 I was going to say, aren't you like seven feet tall or six, four, six,
03:24:18 five, six, and your arms are just as wide as you are tall.
03:24:22 You got a fucking three and a half foot.
03:24:25 But really, it's about the the snap of the wrist
03:24:31 because you're putting a lot of I see the good disc golfers.
03:24:34 Their disc will turn over like two or three times.
03:24:37 Yeah.
03:24:38 I was like, Yeah, those are not masters.
03:24:40 I'm not necessarily one of those. Maybe turn it over.
03:24:43 But what's the, what's, what's, what's the furthest drive Do they go 500 feet.
03:24:47 Yeah.
03:24:49 Yeah.
03:24:49 There's a masters online that I was looking at
03:24:51 the just I've never looked at technique before and like last
03:24:56 week, six months ago I decided to go online
03:24:59 and I see some dipshit saying, Oh, do this open your hips
03:25:02 when you throw and blah, blah, blah.
03:25:03 And so I was like, Let me see if it changes anything Now.
03:25:07 I threw like, shit.
03:25:08 I went back to what I'm doing, which I essentially kind of do
03:25:11 what he's saying anyway, but I don't do it exactly what he's saying.
03:25:15 He does a little gear, but
03:25:17 yeah, there's some pretty impressive drives
03:25:20 and all the rules don't know you're breaking rules within.
03:25:23 Then I was trying to follow the rules,
03:25:27 but now these are the
03:25:30 people, right?
03:25:33 And and so I
03:25:40 wasn't with the wind
03:25:43 to his back or it looks like it's blowing from his left to right.
03:25:47 That's
03:25:49 what the fuck. Oh, yeah, a little.
03:25:50 This is turn. Well, he thrown it so high in the air.
03:25:53 Great video.
03:25:54 I'm impressed with the tracking of the desk
03:25:57 with a
03:26:00 look of it when he said Fuck no, that wasn't it.
03:26:02 At the mulligan.
03:26:04 Yeah, they looked like shit because he threw away too high.
03:26:06 Like, I think he's trying to play the wind.
03:26:09 I don't think I have sound
03:26:11 now. I can hear it.
03:26:13 It's just a lot of wind right now.
03:26:15 There's more wind.
03:26:21 Why? Why?
03:26:22 Why the extra little?
03:26:24 I don't know, Squirrel. Yeah, I know some.
03:26:27 Some people do.
03:26:27 Do some weird shit when they're doing their throw.
03:26:30 To be honest,
03:26:32 I just try to throw, like, a normal person.
03:26:34 Just whatever feels natural is going to go right,
03:26:39 left to right, the other to obviously him.
03:26:44 It's not complicated.
03:26:48 Do you think you forgot
03:26:49 about, discovers or get full
03:26:53 of great memory
03:26:56 that is that three?
03:26:59 It's all the same.
03:26:59 Should
03:27:02 we count on it?
03:27:04 Why is it so, David?
03:27:06 Is it world record? Throw? Where is this?
03:27:09 Can we get some drone footage of this shit?
03:27:13 How many feet is 255 meters
03:27:17 times three?
03:27:20 Six 836 feet.
03:27:25 That's damn near close to twice.
03:27:27 This is the blizzard champion boss, The discus.
03:27:30 Throw him or his name.
03:27:31 Yeah, Yeah, I know. Is
03:27:37 if you look at various series look under the
03:27:40 when he was ready to throw you know the disk
03:27:44 I see the weight
03:27:47 under 34 grams is that heavy and it seems to be
03:27:50 No that's fucking a girl disk.
03:27:53 Well it looks like he's I mean tell that to this.
03:27:55 I don't know.
03:27:56 I don't know if you can legally throw those in competition.
03:27:58 I guess you could. I don't.
03:27:59 I thought that they kept like, you can't throw that lighter disk.
03:28:03 Those are designed for children and women.
03:28:06 I scoff when there's I throw, I throw Max way there.
03:28:09 All right, so that was from 2012.
03:28:12 The max.
03:28:12 What You can is 175 and I will find disks, stores online that you can get
03:28:17 kind of cheaper.
03:28:19 They they rebate them and so sometimes like you can
03:28:22 you can get a one that's marked 175 but it weighs like 178
03:28:27 that you what why is it what so it's Mark's right.
03:28:31 Yeah.
03:28:32 It's just to estimate that a come from a factory
03:28:35 they like weed potency can be plus or -10% pretty.
03:28:39 Pretty much.
03:28:40 Yeah.
03:28:41 Because if I, if I've ever resold discs or any they're I when I buy discs online
03:28:45 I buy at areas that reward them because I want to know exactly
03:28:49 because it can be off by as it varies most important voice
03:28:53 I've ever I've ever asked if I buy a used
03:28:56 disc from somebody, should I weigh it to make sure I'm getting what I paid her?
03:29:00 Because you told me
03:29:02 I don't know what you think.
03:29:04 They charge my way.
03:29:06 They should know. Some people like to later.
03:29:09 Some people like a have disc.
03:29:10 So you know, the fans joking, joking aside,
03:29:14 a lot of a lot of a lot of men like a heavier disc.
03:29:17 This looks way more entertaining.
03:29:19 This is the disc golf record from 1970 till now.
03:29:22 It's got a little funky telephone tape down in the disc golf distance
03:29:26 competition. Wait, who is that? That a little flex part of?
03:29:28 The reason you play disc golf.
03:29:29 That's who is This is a clip from Victor Mal
03:29:31 of Front Daytona and Victor Miller front He is in 1983.
03:29:35 It was that very things have evolved in the golf world over the past 40 drawings.
03:29:40 But the most valuable transformation is by far the discs
03:29:43 themselves, the limo Frisbees.
03:29:46 Back in 1980,
03:29:48 this even had beveled edges.
03:29:50 And so there some really good thing at a barbecue
03:29:54 with today's what I like to call the Shine Buster disc.
03:29:58 You have high speed beveled edge drivers
03:30:01 designed to cut to the worst thing to have these.
03:30:05 According to the do there's a whole PDA
03:30:07 the average distance for the recreation you saw that they show back.
03:30:11 I wrote that within the path of averaging it back
03:30:16 and you saw that that clip back there.
03:30:18 They track the path of the disc with the red.
03:30:20 Yeah, that's your right there.
03:30:22 So that's going to be your average
03:30:25 disc flight path.
03:30:27 But depending on how the disc is weighted, it's either going to fall off this way,
03:30:32 typically go straight or maybe fall off earlier or fall off quicker or
03:30:35 fall off to the other side.
03:30:38 So the
03:30:39 disc, if you just throw it straight, will naturally fly that way.
03:30:43 And then it's your responsibility then to potentially sometimes take that flight
03:30:47 path, modify it a little bit by turning the disc a little bit.
03:30:51 When you throw it to maximize that the swoops like you're saying,
03:30:54 how many turns it makes in the air before it lands because you're just
03:30:57 maximizing like a flight pattern by manipulating how the disc flies.
03:31:02 And and so this is like a good representation of what you're looking at
03:31:05 when you're going to throw a disc or when you're looking at thrown in the disc.
03:31:09 Is that red line shit right there? It's
03:31:18 yeah, that's about it.
03:31:19 That's. That's what I had expected to be normal.
03:31:21 It's almost like whatever it is and, ball golf hits its feet instead of yards
03:31:26 and not the players can hit it 500 yards.
03:31:29 It's a little bit different there, but the 300 yard to 300
03:31:32 feet seems
03:31:34 to equate a bit.
03:31:36 I'm between four and five under these.
03:31:40 What was that off that cliff shot
03:31:42 that you showed the No.
03:31:45 No. Or 400 feet of it was coasting down.
03:31:49 So this is they'll about his shot here.
03:31:51 It would be a little guy in distance records back in 1970
03:31:55 where the first ever record was held by this man Victor M.F.A..
03:31:59 It was fucking sweet.
03:32:01 Overall world Frisbee champion.
03:32:03 Oh, and he plays a fucking Frisbee Wood flute, Not the skin flute.
03:32:08 You know who is going to be an
03:32:12 hand?
03:32:12 And his greatest dream? You,
03:32:15 the thing where if you choose
03:32:18 to wear a knee pads to probably me.
03:32:21 No one ever.
03:32:23 Victor kicked off the list with a record throw of 275.
03:32:26 There you go. The record quickly changed hands.
03:32:29 And that same year to Bob May 75, 79 foot shot, this distance was ground
03:32:34 like, oh, they lost the of impact that whammo 1974 the rest of them flat
03:32:39 what do you throw 63 Firebird an eagle of Wham-O feet three
03:32:45 one day with the world's farthest still at the time of 375 feet.
03:32:49 They're all killed in
03:32:52 they're creeping all do that little extra 1982.
03:32:55 So that's what you're doing wrong.
03:32:56 You're not dancing in the games and little Fred Flintstone twinkle toes and shit
03:33:01 in the way you turn, you know, in the Year by Martin Sander
03:33:05 continuing the trend of a new record holder every year or two, the distance
03:33:09 continued to climb until 1995, when we all knew that little turn
03:33:13 left distance record for the next six years straight.
03:33:16 Sorry, I got a break and rolls even more.
03:33:19 This is what they're called.
03:33:20 This is what their golf reminds me of.
03:33:22 I mean, they're you drive.
03:33:24 Just keep your eye on the ball, Bonnie boy,
03:33:32 when I
03:33:32 remember that being way more so, I thought he danced and spun.
03:33:36 All right. Never mind.
03:33:37 Must be the mental defect.
03:33:39 No, it's fine, because there's definitely people that take too long
03:33:42 or these little shit which, Hey, I've heard the names
03:33:48 is just called to 256.
03:33:50 Is that what it said? Craft excuse?
03:33:52 And it shows the very one more time.
03:33:55 Oh, there it is.
03:33:56 Just got Stokely.
03:33:57 He threw a distance of 650.
03:33:59 I'm not sure if I like that.
03:34:01 Right. That's kind of it was dominance.
03:34:03 He went on to interview a professional with a throw of 693 feet,
03:34:08 I guess the distance record for six years either.
03:34:11 And yes, the tattoos are Scott's right.
03:34:14 One or two things.
03:34:15 Oh, shit.
03:34:16 I meant it that one or two things are real.
03:34:18 You need to love disc golf enough to tattooed on your hands
03:34:21 to be able to throw it 800 feet or 700 feet or throw on 700 feet
03:34:27 gives you the right to to tattoo disc golf on your hands.
03:34:30 I would say the only time you get to tattoo disc golf on your hands is when you you
03:34:36 set yourself up
03:34:37 to make money off of that and be set for life.
03:34:41 Is he?
03:34:43 I don't think that I don't know.
03:34:45 Maybe I was talking to another disc golfer about that.
03:34:47 Who what's the max money winner And it's not he clearly
03:34:51 has another job still,
03:34:55 the following year the record would be set
03:34:56 by Kristi Sandstrom from Sweden is Christian Sandstrom,
03:34:59 who earlier this year set a new distance record with a golf disc.
03:35:03 Christian You threw a golf.
03:35:05 This will go after 80 meters.
03:35:07 That's incredible.
03:35:08 What is he talking like this?
03:35:11 Did you hear
03:35:12 anything?
03:35:14 Yeah, that's true.
03:35:15 You would hold the record.
03:35:16 I take that back. That's true.
03:35:18 You know, lie.
03:35:19 This is David Wiggins, Junior throwing 800.
03:35:21 Oh, we just saw the record,
03:35:26 but he's, like, in the desert with the wind.
03:35:28 And she to
03:35:32 to fly this land.
03:35:33 Wiggins held the record for the next two years until the fucking salt flats
03:35:37 win behind his back again by Simon LaSalle in 2000.
03:35:41 I mean, it's so technically challenging.
03:35:43 That's right. Competition for Oh yeah. So they're doing the same thing.
03:35:46 They all know they're all coming to the desert.
03:35:47 The one guy figured it out and now they're all doing all right.
03:35:49 Yeah. Today, super strong.
03:35:52 It was like my first.
03:35:53 Oh, they're all doing the gay turn.
03:35:54 Maybe I need to add that to my repertoire, David.
03:35:57 Every one of them.
03:35:58 He claimed his spot at number one, but
03:36:01 there's going to be one person that doesn't.
03:36:03 Come on.
03:36:04 It was a little trance.
03:36:07 But keep in mind to the zero
03:36:10 40 mile to go was a let that wind.
03:36:14 Here's the graph we used at
03:36:16 the beginning of the video to show the world record back in 1983.
03:36:20 And this this is David Stern that still holds the record to this day.
03:36:25 And this is us.
03:36:27 But hey, not all of us can have a 45 mile power ride
03:36:32 with no trees
03:36:39 licensed by fans and like a little fagot
03:36:41 that you shouldn't wear and disc golf, would you ever ever get a chance
03:36:46 to have that straight of a shot without anything in the way?
03:36:50 Where? Why would you?
03:36:52 Why would you feel good about yourself knowing that?
03:36:55 Like, I would feel good.
03:36:58 I like to be the judge, you know?
03:37:00 How are you, though?
03:37:01 You know?
03:37:01 And yeah, how do you just pick the right?
03:37:06 But then I
03:37:06 would say I didn't cheat because the win is available to everyone.
03:37:09 There's no then like you
03:37:13 it now.
03:37:14 So there needs to be a little asterisks on course
03:37:18 sanction sanction when we
03:37:20 what to the PGA do that or it's got to be below
03:37:24 you know below five mile an hour wind otherwise it doesn't count.
03:37:27 Everyone's got to be somewhat fair.
03:37:29 Playing could be below and above
03:37:32 as above or below.
03:37:35 Oh, I didn't do that.
03:37:37 But honestly, if I can get this going, well,
03:37:41 let me see.
03:37:44 You're doing something to which I confess.
03:37:46 And grab a beer. No, not at all.
03:37:49 God damn.
03:37:54 Yeah.
03:37:55 I don't know what else I know.
03:37:56 You're not sure how to share the screen over there.
03:37:58 I thought the whole.
03:37:59 I thought the horoscope could have been a little more entertaining.
03:38:02 Unfortunately, it kind of fell flat.
03:38:03 But is anti horoscope.
03:38:05 I thought it'd be interesting to see what his fortune might be.
03:38:07 The horoscopes are kind of boring.
03:38:10 I'm way into horoscope to.
03:38:12 Yeah, I know it's stupid, which is why I like making fun of them.
03:38:14 But even even what his was wasn't even anything entertaining enough
03:38:18 to make fun of it. It was just stupid.
03:38:20 They're always the same.
03:38:25 All right, so what if I take this
03:38:31 and I'm going to stop sharing
03:38:35 and then I'm going to start sharing
03:38:38 Gary Stubbs watching City
03:38:42 and you do above or below.
03:38:47 All right.
03:38:48 You'll see the reason.
03:38:51 Pretty stupid
03:38:54 to watch this shit.
03:38:57 Here we go.
03:38:57 I mean, I mean, I will tomorrow, but.
03:39:00 Well, that's a lot of
03:39:03 who I'm here
03:39:09 we go.
03:39:10 Nowhere. I go.
03:39:13 No, you're
03:39:15 going to the
03:39:20 maybe I go and then boom on and
03:39:26 PowerPoint and
03:39:31 for size only.
03:39:32 Oh, you saw that ruin the whole thing.
03:39:36 No, I don't even way I can.
03:39:43 I can just switch it.
03:39:46 Or you can still be there, though.
03:39:48 You do stuff.
03:39:51 Load the puzzle. 13.
03:39:57 Okay.
03:39:58 There we go.
03:40:16 I thought the
03:40:20 this would have been more fun with you.
03:40:21 With Gary, actually. Here.
03:40:25 So it's going
03:40:29 to be super quick to
03:40:39 you know, I'm locked into this.
03:40:41 I'm locked into this now. I can't change anything.
03:40:43 Can I change this?
03:40:44 Maybe I can change this.
03:40:48 Really?
03:40:53 Well, I can't change anything.
03:41:03 Sounds like.
03:41:04 Sounds like George having a little bit of a pissing problem.
03:41:09 I hope that's not him person
03:41:10 because it's coming out in spurts and it's dangerous.
03:41:17 I'll make sure that he can put some of that.
03:41:28 Yeah.
03:41:32 So I suck at this cough, I suck at money
03:41:36 and I'm slowly but surely learning
03:41:37 how to do podcasting.
03:41:57 All right, so I'm supposed to play this
03:41:59 when Gary was here and I should do it again next time.
03:42:01 But I'm so excited, Right? I know.
03:42:03 I just want to do it now anyways,
03:42:04 because it's going to be super, super, super quick and simple.
03:42:09 So you know how to play the Wheel of Fortune, right?
03:42:12 I think my movie,
03:42:15 I'm not sure sure we're going to
03:42:17 we're going to spin the wheel because that's related to money.
03:42:20 This is use you're spinning
03:42:26 650 and you pick a letter.
03:42:30 The topic is fladge rants live.
03:42:34 Are are
03:42:37 there's no hours.
03:42:39 So then I will
03:42:42 I pick.
03:42:43 But since I know the thing, I'll just fake it.
03:42:49 500. I'm going to pick a Z.
03:42:51 Oh, there's no Z's. You turn,
03:42:54 you spin.
03:42:55 Okay, it doesn't matter because we're not really playing and you pick letter.
03:42:58 Yeah, there's a no no,
03:43:01 that's great
03:43:03 because I'm
03:43:05 sharing too much audio.
03:43:08 You say as yes.
03:43:11 Oh, there are two S's.
03:43:14 Did you want to spin again or solve the puzzle
03:43:16 over as blue? So.
03:43:23 Oh, so close.
03:43:25 Oh, the element.
03:43:28 How can the they
03:43:33 low for
03:43:36 now I got to turn this off.
03:43:37 So the echo steps
03:43:41 I'm sharing
03:43:42 there did the echo step should have stepped one.
03:43:46 Yes it did
03:43:51 No flat ramps there
03:43:53 at that sign was I didn't see that the whole time.
03:43:59 Oh I somehow muted you or you muted you.
03:44:01 What happened?
03:44:02 I'm here.
03:44:03 There.
03:44:04 Now here's my
03:44:06 number.
03:44:07 I'm here.
03:44:08 Is that like, smarter
03:44:11 words that become one?
03:44:16 You got nothing.
03:44:18 I'm too nervous about giving money advice because then when it goes wrong,
03:44:21 people blame you.
03:44:21 The same reason I used to recommend.
03:44:24 So I used to recommend hardware to people.
03:44:28 And then the hardware would change a bit and people would blame me somehow,
03:44:31 even though I had nothing to do with it. So
03:44:34 yeah, we deal with that sometimes and we always recommend, you know,
03:44:37 we always tell the customer, Hey, we're not 100% sure what your issue is.
03:44:41 It's either this, this or this.
03:44:43 We're to replace the cheapest part first.
03:44:46 There's a chance that that might not be what it is,
03:44:51 but sometimes you never know until you replace something.
03:44:54 You know, even if you get it an illegal SLA, people still have a shit fit
03:44:59 when it doesn't just snap your fingers, blink, blink, and it works
03:45:02 right
03:45:06 when it turns off.
03:45:08 Stop.
03:45:14 Maybe if I just closed the whole thing.
03:45:16 There we go.
03:45:17 Don't save.
03:45:21 What else?
03:45:22 Do you have anything else to share?
03:45:24 I'm trying to.
03:45:26 It's up there.
03:45:27 Oh, that the fails. I saw olfaction. It was
03:45:32 just.
03:45:32 Oh, I even idea.
03:45:33 Yeah Mythological hero who is
03:45:40 one of the bad guys and just follows the
03:45:43 but on the spot dice spin
03:45:47 in some on your body might get pooped.
03:45:52 Do you say penis Penis.
03:45:55 Please tell me it's penis.
03:45:57 Yes. So he's a perfect height for 1.5
03:46:01 to try him for three
03:46:05 names.
03:46:06 Something on your body that might get poor penis.
03:46:10 Penis.
03:46:17 That's a nipple.
03:46:19 Yeah.
03:46:22 So help me out.
03:46:26 Payments this football 200.
03:46:29 Your choice.
03:46:30 Do or don't name this play in which the quarterback runs the ball
03:46:35 and can choose to pitch it to another back.
03:46:40 It's an option play right
03:46:44 football 400.
03:46:45 I can tell you guys a big football fan
03:46:47 Tom Landry perfected the shotgun formation with this team.
03:46:51 I'm going to say it.
03:46:53 That's the
03:46:56 Dallas Cowboys.
03:46:57 You think we should go to commercial,
03:47:00 Brian? Take it down to 600. Okay. Bye.
03:47:02 Signaling for one of these
03:47:03 a returner can reel in a kick without fear of getting tackled
03:47:08 here. Get
03:47:11 fair Catch 200.
03:47:15 These penalties are simultaneous violations by the offense and defense
03:47:19 that cancel each other out
03:47:23 and they are called offsetting penalties.
03:47:25 Let's look at the thousand dollar clue just for the fun of it.
03:47:30 You me
03:47:32 as Minneapolis is US banks. It's a video.
03:47:34 Here's the whole Super Bowl 52.
03:47:36 I'm looking at the ring of honor with names from this defensive line.
03:47:40 They took the purple for balls.
03:47:44 If you guys ring in and get this one,
03:47:48 purple people eaters, maybe I will die
03:47:52 for Susan and here goes Pete.
03:47:54 He didn't tell Ryan was a problem.
03:47:56 Peter, would you like to be rescued by this man almost in the grocery store?
03:48:01 Game shows.
03:48:03 You listen. What?
03:48:04 First of all, we'll deal with you then. I don't understand the whole game.
03:48:06 I have a look.
03:48:07 That is guitar £100. Good.
03:48:12 It's British.
03:48:12 No, we don't have those. It.
03:48:14 We have no problem here.
03:48:15 Don't worry, fellows.
03:48:17 We've got a full shopping trolley there.
03:48:19 And David's holding a full box of goodies here.
03:48:22 Now these are what it chucks on the floor.
03:48:25 I didn't even Look, I have never,
03:48:27 ever seen anybody tear around with such speed and velocity.
03:48:30 But you know what happened? He checks all this off.
03:48:32 So we've had to deduct the penalties of these.
03:48:35 Take it off your shopping, which gives you, I'm afraid to say
03:48:39 your grand total day is £83.
03:48:41 But it's all right.
03:48:43 Is that
03:48:47 how many American dollars is £83?
03:48:51 $104.
03:48:53 $400.
03:48:57 Breaking news
03:49:01 and I'm not the
03:49:07 Grand Theft Auto six is
03:49:12 where the go debuts.
03:49:15 Early game launches in 2025,
03:49:19 Grand Theft Auto 60.
03:49:20 I've been writing Grand Theft Auto five for like the last ten plus years.
03:49:25 I thought, you're going to tell me
03:49:26 like people preordered it and shit and it got delayed till then.
03:49:29 I'd be like, No, no.
03:49:30 I think they were just coming out with it earlier or they're releasing shit
03:49:34 than anticipated.
03:49:36 The Grand Theft Auto five came out
03:49:39 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation three.
03:49:43 We're on PlayStation five right now, and there was a PlayStation five version
03:49:46 and people are still playing that game. They marketed that game so well.
03:49:49 It's one of the highest, if not the highest grossing video game ever.
03:49:54 And so they should if people are still buying it, why they switched everything.
03:49:58 They were online.
03:49:58 They kept doing a bunch of online updates and stuff.
03:50:01 And, you know, the pay to play type stuff.
03:50:04 People get pissed when I say it isn't businesses.
03:50:06 Only purpose is profit from,
03:50:08 you know, stake for the shareholder so they don't have to do good for gamers.
03:50:13 They have to do what's good for the shareholders.
03:50:14 Oh, there's a lot of cool stuff you can do with the online game
03:50:17 that you can't do in the regular story mode.
03:50:19 And there is it's it's interesting.
03:50:21 I'm not going to sit there and play a game and
03:50:25 try to be about money, I think.
03:50:26 I mean, you said they're on six or six is coming out.
03:50:29 They're coming out with six.
03:50:30 If I make five for like ten years, I'm sure I didn't play one.
03:50:34 I played whatever one was popular and cool, probably like two or three or what?
03:50:37 I don't remember.
03:50:39 Grand Theft Auto three was the big one because it went to a3d
03:50:44 Yeah.
03:50:45 Or was it was it the you said PlayStation one had a version.
03:50:49 No, they did, but it was top down.
03:50:52 Oh yes. I don't remember that one.
03:50:55 So yeah.
03:50:55 That's the only one I've ever played.
03:50:56 It's like the first or whatever.
03:50:58 The first
03:50:59 three is the one that was the first one was like third person perspective.
03:51:02 Yeah.
03:51:04 I now though, I mean berserk restricted to what it was top down.
03:51:08 It was fun with the driving force.
03:51:10 I played more granturismo at that time than I did that game.
03:51:14 And no granturismo at the time was
03:51:17 pretty.
03:51:19 I think it was useful for or 2 to 2 was
03:51:25 I bought whatever.
03:51:27 Not the newest, No, as long as that one came out not that long ago.
03:51:29 But I bought the Granturismo, whichever one it is.
03:51:33 But main reason was because it had a VR thing on it and it's pretty entertaining.
03:51:38 But man, there we are. I can only use for so long.
03:51:41 I start getting like motion sickness and like hot and shit and it's just like.
03:51:45 It's like, takes a lot out of you for some reason, like a
03:51:48 diorama and a 60, 60, whatever inch TV.
03:51:51 My son was playing Call of Duty and walked in.
03:51:54 I watched for about 5 minutes and I was like seasick and felt throwing
03:51:58 up like the next
03:52:00 like I got to play games that are more stationary sitting.
03:52:02 If I hit man, I loved playing the game hit man, and there's a VR game for it.
03:52:07 But like, I can only play for so long before I just like running around
03:52:11 in this business scope mostly Pittman is.
03:52:14 It's just you run around and you run around first person perspective.
03:52:18 You see your hands and you open doors and you can punch people
03:52:21 and whatever and do different shit, shoot whatever video game.
03:52:25 So I tried to find a game, a retro game over.
03:52:29 Mario Just because he collects coins was,
03:52:35 well, that's the wrong coin.
03:52:36 So then boom, boom, boom.
03:52:38 The fuck I need the Italian in coins. So
03:52:45 the fuck is going on and
03:52:49 right over here
03:52:52 there is.
03:52:59 It's not there.
03:53:01 I don't see it.
03:53:02 I always did have a sweet spot for.
03:53:07 Yeah, we know what your sweet spots are for.
03:53:08 We don't need to get there.
03:53:10 And I say Mario one but Mario two I always had kind of a little
03:53:15 sweet spot.
03:53:16 Mario It's nice that you're talking.
03:53:18 Mario So when you say that I'm so old, I remember the original Mario Brothers
03:53:22 before Super.
03:53:24 There was a mario Brothers.
03:53:25 Before it was Super Mario Brothers.
03:53:27 But you mean Super Mario Brothers, too?
03:53:30 Not Mario Brothers, too.
03:53:33 Sure.
03:53:34 You get really disappointed when somebody gets you Mario Brothers.
03:53:37 And if you're expecting Super Mario Brothers,
03:53:40 I forget how to play the sucking game.
03:53:43 One of the buttons got in there and that wasn't working earlier.
03:53:46 There's only one button jump
03:53:49 away and fire and
03:53:51 fire should be fire once you get it.
03:53:54 Oh, unless it's too late.
03:53:55 I think there might even be, like, a fly eventually. Right.
03:53:58 Can you fly in two or is that three or four?
03:54:00 The three three is
03:54:02 probably one of my favorites.
03:54:05 Two is very underrated.
03:54:06 This is like a totally different game than the thin one I get.
03:54:11 So see, being that tiny bit older, I don't.
03:54:14 I never played too much.
03:54:15 Mario Brothers.
03:54:18 Well, we'll go to one
03:54:19 and I definitely remember one.
03:54:23 I've watched people solve.
03:54:24 I watched my friend Tim solve solve it repeatedly on one quarter
03:54:28 from beginning to end, play the whole game run or mostly.
03:54:32 Yeah, but whatever, whatever he had to do, he he did it
03:54:43 Got no sound but it doesn't matter.
03:54:45 Yeah. No
03:54:48 bling bling bling bling bling bling.
03:54:52 Go down, down on
03:54:55 down on that one.
03:54:57 No, you're not going to.
03:54:59 Yeah. There you go. Oh, that's the one.
03:55:01 You do, do do do do do do do do do do do.
03:55:04 Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo boop boop boop
03:55:07 boop boop boop boop boop boop boop boop boop boop, boop, boop.
03:55:11 You actually are almost a rhythm, a really root
03:55:15 doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo Pee wee wee, wee wee.
03:55:18 You boop boop boop.
03:55:22 I don't know sound, sound boy. Oh,
03:55:28 bling bling bling.
03:55:31 Oh, what a failure. Fucking.
03:55:33 Wah, wah, wah, wah.
03:55:37 De de de de de de de de de de
03:55:42 Do no fireworks.
03:55:45 Fuck you.
03:55:48 Doo doo doo.
03:55:50 That's about when I'm going to play retro games.
03:55:51 And I put Super Mario on. That's about as much as I play.
03:55:54 And I think, Oh yeah, I remember this So level to this was classic to first you
03:55:59 I guess the mean you got to see the first you can you really get fire power.
03:56:05 Yeah but then you're going to get nicked and it's going to go back
03:56:07 down to some asshole Hyde Zoomer
03:56:11 I like the swimming ones too.
03:56:13 Those are fun.
03:56:14 There they were.
03:56:15 Yes and no. They tend to be little grating.
03:56:18 Then maybe
03:56:20 just selfishly pace them out.
03:56:23 Like, can you just sit there and wait for them to poop?
03:56:32 I want to say the
03:56:34 Pacman is one of the games that's completely scripted.
03:56:36 The ghost going the exact positions.
03:56:38 Every time there chasing you.
03:56:41 Really?
03:56:42 But yeah.
03:56:43 Oh, shoot.
03:56:43 The reason that just
03:56:45 Miss Pacman was the first one where the ghosts were actually smart.
03:56:49 There was a story where
03:56:54 there was a story that I did
03:56:56 not choose as it wasn't that exciting thing to do to
03:57:01 the game. Press your luck.
03:57:03 No, wait, wait.
03:57:04 There's a there's a standard.
03:57:06 There's a standard for videos. I didn't realize that.
03:57:08 No, I'm trying to get better at something.
03:57:12 It was great to.
03:57:12 Know where it is? Yeah. Yeah,
03:57:15 I love that.
03:57:15 So I used to.
03:57:16 I always find that showing when I was a kid in a hotel.
03:57:18 I used to love it. Yeah, it was so.
03:57:21 But I think it was because of that little cartoon characters is all that
03:57:25 now there's.
03:57:26 I don't watch no game shows with no woman hosting
03:57:29 it or watching no women.
03:57:33 There's no women, no studio game shows, no right,
03:57:36 No watch, No more The dude on the original press your work.
03:57:40 Listen to me.
03:57:41 There's no game shows.
03:57:45 He no women.
03:57:46 You know the guy.
03:57:47 I can see the guy. He's really short.
03:57:50 He looks like a cartoon.
03:57:52 He knows what.
03:57:55 So he a host.
03:57:59 Peter Hi, Mark and Peter.
03:58:01 Peter Tamarkin
03:58:04 a great guy.
03:58:06 So the guy the contestant was
03:58:10 his old professor.
03:58:11 Look, full screen there.
03:58:13 Watched it home all the time and was it's
03:58:17 figured out that there was a patterning to how the shirt was selected
03:58:23 and he memorizes patterning and he was confident enough
03:58:25 that he could frickin figure it out in the game show.
03:58:29 And so he spent like his last
03:58:32 somewhat money,
03:58:33 not all of it, but, you know, in that much money,
03:58:36 went to get a ticket, got on the show
03:58:38 and ended up winning the most amount money anyone's ever won on that show.
03:58:41 And he keeps hitting like all the good shit.
03:58:44 And they found out that he was doing it and
03:58:49 I don't know if he got in trouble.
03:58:52 I can't remember that aspect if he got in trouble fully or not
03:58:56 cheating on a game show,
03:58:59 I know if that's cheating, just remember in memorizing their life pattern
03:59:02 and hitting a button at the time that like you're just playing within there.
03:59:07 Yeah, I guess they do.
03:59:09 They're to change the price is right because somebody figured out,
03:59:12 you know, he memorized every price all the time
03:59:17 he won He's I think he's biggest winner.
03:59:20 But afterwards they realized that they had to shake up the products.
03:59:24 They couldn't keep recycling because I guess up until they were using old ones,
03:59:28 the were a few years ago for the during the season, during a price season
03:59:30 or whatever, they would recycle products all the time.
03:59:34 Like there was only like 100 products and they needed to fill like thousands.
03:59:36 But I don't I make no gotcha.
03:59:38 So the guy would just watch past shows and make little databases and memorize it.
03:59:43 And he knew that the price of the penny he never, ever lost.
03:59:46 He won every every everything.
03:59:53 It sounds like Michigan,
03:59:54 preparing Michigan football, preparing for their play, their next game.
03:59:59 I don't know science yet.
04:00:01 I understand if it's a written down rule, they're breaking the rule of cheating.
04:00:04 But I don't think sign stealing should be against the rules.
04:00:07 If you're able to manipulate and prepare I mean, what fine line
04:00:11 does scouting become
04:00:14 illegal?
04:00:14 I mean, if you can do it and put it in an algorithm
04:00:16 and manipulate it with technology, I say more power to you know what it means.
04:00:20 You have to change your entire coaching
04:00:21 philosophy, your entire coaching plays and all that, you know, every week.
04:00:25 Otherwise you risk somebody cheating and learning them.
04:00:29 That's a once Shame on you twice.
04:00:30 Shame on me.
04:00:31 I couldn't be like, I'm never going to just complain and be like,
04:00:33 Oh, well, I guess they cheated.
04:00:35 You have to assume that everybody's cheating and prepare for it,
04:00:39 otherwise you're going to end up being like Napoleon.
04:00:43 I have no idea what that reference meant
04:00:46 when you said, Where do you get it from?
04:00:48 What I come to mind, I don't know.
04:00:52 I'm trying to think I was trying
04:00:53 to think of a Seinfeld reference because I don't believe that
04:00:54 there has not been one that I'm aware of yet.
04:00:58 Well, in trying to find
04:00:59 the one that I'm in, in trying to find, I didn't want to really play this one
04:01:04 because it's all captioned, because it's a different
04:01:09 it's a different country.
04:01:11 Whoops.
04:01:13 Well, Echo, all I see is me.
04:01:16 So it's just captioned yeah, I'm getting off
04:01:20 of the motor stage.
04:01:23 I love the water stains.
04:01:24 You got to constantly hit that button and float.
04:01:28 Can't just walk.
04:01:29 This is all captioned, so you may not prove what happened.
04:01:33 I lost it.
04:01:33 I got nothing.
04:01:34 I didn't give you anything.
04:01:35 Hold on. What's going on here?
04:01:37 I got nothing.
04:01:38 Just sharing a window.
04:01:39 No shirt, no shirt. Asking a fucking window.
04:01:42 Just trying to be polite, man.
04:01:44 Don't criticize the video Ninja.
04:01:47 Yeah.
04:01:47 See all the credit? Yeah.
04:01:48 I mean, so this is happening.
04:01:50 This lady is on this show.
04:01:54 So because in a foreign language, all free coding, I'll stop interrupting them.
04:01:58 You know, you're funny.
04:01:59 Video video ninja still, Steve, the guy the code is amazing.
04:02:03 You can, like text him and just talk to him on Discord
04:02:05 almost every day any day and he'll, like, fix it or respond immediately.
04:02:09 I'll talk to him
04:02:10 because he could be my
04:02:12 current 1586.
04:02:14 Yeah, right. Can we get him on the show?
04:02:17 Oh yeah, that probably probably hurt.
04:02:22 All right, so
04:02:24 there's these nine back here,
04:02:27 and I don't know what exactly the premise of the show is
04:02:29 and how you get there, but you choose one and then there's like, a prize.
04:02:32 There's like a prize in there, right? For.
04:02:36 Yeah, but it's funny.
04:02:37 It's worth it because I thought it was stupid,
04:02:39 but it's worth the time because this lady is ridiculous and
04:02:44 I used to speak out loud, but
04:02:53 I collect your winner.
04:02:56 Look at the relevancy for everything online.
04:03:00 K according to
04:03:03 the infinite order.
04:03:04 Oh, no. Remember?
04:03:07 And she's sure right
04:03:09 for the B ailments of all true.
04:03:11 The five five yet you chose five
04:03:15 so Tory are going to miss and take number five.
04:03:19 Are you sure she's going to happen?
04:03:21 I've not seen the
04:03:23 two guys
04:03:24 using the debris board side ball.
04:03:29 All the hope
04:03:31 they were just
04:03:34 to crazy to
04:03:38 to go down here and I started for her
04:03:41 you know
04:03:45 for cash you council on me
04:03:51 you're
04:03:53 done shipping okay now
04:03:58 board the Salto and all
04:04:02 you need to do to get outside
04:04:05 to go down
04:04:10 from the will to get the day through.
04:04:14 What's it going the take I guess
04:04:17 this be the bad
04:04:20 boy, you said.
04:04:21 I don't know that they need some traveling fomented some sort of detour had to
04:04:26 I need be stress on a trip I never did it you for stress
04:04:31 I think this is
04:04:34 the only mind I can
04:04:38 give it to Max.
04:04:40 That's a concern.
04:04:41 Now, my kids, I must mid-teens max is like I'm out.
04:04:44 Both you
04:04:46 and what do you do me and see how it works.
04:04:53 And y'all need to answer
04:04:56 something I tried to find.
04:04:58 There's a video without the captions, but the shit's fucking hilarious.
04:05:02 He should have. She wants me.
04:05:04 I don't talk to no women.
04:05:06 Yeah, I don't listen to.
04:05:07 No, even I was just tell them to shut up.
04:05:10 Fuck, man.
04:05:13 He clearly clearly said you picked out over five.
04:05:16 Is that your final answer, so to speak? I'm paraphrasing.
04:05:18 She said. Yeah. And then they open the door.
04:05:21 I just know what
04:05:24 I was at the actual Lions Steelers game.
04:05:27 They called.
04:05:27 They're the the coin toss game with Jerome Bettis.
04:05:30 He was for the Steelers.
04:05:31 They clipped they flipped the coin and he kind of went tears.
04:05:35 And then he's like, I called heads and they're like you said, tails.
04:05:39 Yeah. And it was do people still talk about it today?
04:05:41 So they change the rules to simply fixing one another.
04:05:45 They go from this is heads, this is tails.
04:05:46 What is your call?
04:05:47 You called heads.
04:05:48 Now they go to the other team and they go, what did he call?
04:05:51 And the other team goes, heads.
04:05:53 Then they flip the coin.
04:05:54 Like problem solution is simple.
04:05:58 It's like surgery where it's like I'm getting surgery.
04:06:00 And they did that.
04:06:02 You did that was a draw on the knee that you
04:06:06 right? Yes.
04:06:07 I will sue you do not do not operate
04:06:12 you'll have for your testicles with you.
04:06:14 I think they take long testicles.
04:06:16 Yeah.
04:06:18 Yeah. How do you draw on your own testicle?
04:06:20 Or worse, you go in for a knee operation, know they take the testicle
04:06:25 press, you look
04:06:28 well. Yeah, I got him.
04:06:28 Sorry, I got that. Okay, good.
04:06:31 Because I thought I had it in my history.
04:06:32 It should have been here, but sometimes it's weird how certain she was, actually.
04:06:35 Which one?
04:06:36 All I have is his name, Peter. To Marcus. And what am I?
04:06:38 Is it a question?
04:06:41 Yeah, there was, like, just a video of him with an ass on the show.
04:06:47 I know it's not fair, but I'll put Cheater in.
04:06:49 It will come right up.
04:06:50 What was his name?
04:06:51 Oh, yeah. You see Michael Larson?
04:06:56 Yeah.
04:06:56 You have no idea.
04:06:59 Yeah.
04:07:01 And was determined to deny payment to someone who was in there.
04:07:04 I a cheater.
04:07:06 Virtually every department head and I and
04:07:11 while the big board on is present day
04:07:13 revival is completely random thanks to modern technology,
04:07:16 the 1984 Big Board only had five patterns built into it well.
04:07:21 This was hardly widespread public knowledge.
04:07:23 Larson studied the footage of the show with the help of
04:07:28 and we discovered
04:07:29 and memorize all these patterns.
04:07:32 He then found a way to get out to Los Angeles.
04:07:34 It's weird,
04:07:36 I swear that when I watched the show I would wreck
04:07:39 and I'm like, Look, it always goes corner due to do a corner due to do.
04:07:42 I mean, I didn't I didn't realize there was only five patterns I didn't map.
04:07:45 I'm not going to sit there like a psychopath. I'm like, right.
04:07:48 I sure as hell no. I'm like, wow.
04:07:49 But I would wait.
04:07:50 I'm like, Next time do because that in my mind, I'm going to hit it.
04:07:53 Of course, you know, they would already stop it
04:07:54 before it got to the fifth cycle or whatever, right?
04:07:56 Yeah, Yeah.
04:07:58 And relief.
04:07:59 CBS $110,257.
04:08:03 He didn't win over a quarter he relieved them of it
04:08:05 4 million when you account for inflation.
04:08:08 Larson recognized that way.
04:08:10 I mean there's a lot easier than you counted.
04:08:12 And he squares a contestant an additional
04:08:17 What's that so I
04:08:19 know I just made it don't out about inflation
04:08:21 because he was like equating the amount of money to today's standards
04:08:25 which who gives fuck
04:08:27 about that part of the story is what matters.
04:08:30 Yeah they want to blow your mind away even more, though, because it would have
04:08:33 been, you know, millions Spin of the big board right there.
04:08:37 Theoretically, the sky is the limit, meaning Larson was able to keep going
04:08:41 as long as he wanted, provided he didn't hit a whammy
04:08:44 which would have reduced his score back to $0.
04:08:47 And two.
04:08:47 Okay, I got as a percussionist, as a rhythm person,
04:08:51 so I'm really fucking good at that David Buzzer
04:08:53 game with the light that spins around and you just have to stop it
04:08:57 a little bit to the right.
04:08:58 Yeah, I can hit it a lot.
04:09:00 So his skill, if what I'm going to hear because I've never heard this before.
04:09:03 So he memorized the pattern, but he still has to stop it every time.
04:09:07 Like if he misses by one, you know, timing.
04:09:09 Yeah.
04:09:10 So even the timing alone and how fast this light is going is pretty insane
04:09:14 to, to hit it because especially to play that strategy
04:09:17 because if he's going on and on and on he misses or can you lose.
04:09:20 Yeah, you can lose it.
04:09:21 All right. You can go bankrupt in one wrong square.
04:09:23 You've got to do three.
04:09:25 There's like three whammy. He's I think,
04:09:27 you know,
04:09:27 maybe there's a press your game in my library of games here
04:09:31 to than number two comes on here 212 1944
04:09:38 that Simon game between people I used to I used to kick ass at Simon
04:09:43 I bet you this guy could do that
04:09:46 So that's what he did There was this pizza place that was a little Caesars at North
04:09:51 and they had this little Simon says game and could win
04:09:55 something if you beat the game either if you did that or easiest here,
04:09:59 you could win a pop.
04:10:00 You could win some breadsticks for the pizza.
04:10:02 Every time I we'd order pizza and wait for it, I'd sit there
04:10:06 and play that game and I'd walk away every time with breadsticks or a pop.
04:10:09 I got the pizza one time.
04:10:10 Like it wasn't that difficult to do.
04:10:13 Yeah, I think I remember that.
04:10:16 Lots of pizza may have had that.
04:10:18 I remember it was a little Caesars, for instance, whatever lots of fun went.
04:10:23 Not good for business.
04:10:24 There is not a prince.
04:10:25 You're looking on my line where this is bullshit.
04:10:28 Nowadays they only want people to come into the facility.
04:10:30 Just go through a little window. It's fine.
04:10:32 I know.
04:10:33 Order online and leaves the fuck alone.
04:10:39 But the strategy was pretty obvious.
04:10:42 It memorized it and picked them up the center.
04:10:47 I remember them cheating too.
04:10:48 I remember this.
04:10:49 Yeah. Here. This is better footage.
04:10:52 I thought the video had the footage in there, but
04:11:01 that one I just popped in here.
04:11:03 Oh, in the.
04:11:04 In the.
04:11:05 Yes, I just copy the title.
04:11:09 I don't think that'll work, but I'll try to do the title
04:11:15 if it works.
04:11:17 I got one more of Let me through.
04:11:21 You got it.
04:11:21 I got a funeral. God,
04:11:24 I should say that I need You spoke to me.
04:11:26 I love that fucking one.
04:11:28 That one. As clergy with the.
04:11:31 With the stupid fucking person about God
04:11:35 said nothing with her life, and she's just hoping that God tells her what to do.
04:11:39 And it's like it's 70 years later.
04:11:40 Still waiting on Governor to tell you what to do.
04:11:44 Maybe God talks through Gary.
04:11:46 Who knows?
04:11:49 I'm God talks through it all.
04:11:50 I don't.
04:11:51 If God existed, he wouldn't care if you were atheist or not, I'll tell you that.
04:11:55 I always said he's not going to be like mad at me for like not in 100% knowing
04:12:01 what's right and what's wrong when it comes to
04:12:03 what to believe in because there's so much bullshit going on.
04:12:05 You think giving the son of a bitch you understand?
04:12:08 Principle is all that matters.
04:12:09 Be a good person.
04:12:10 Generally, it's also quite a paradox that it all, knowing I'm omnipotent,
04:12:15 God would present weird cryptic riddles for everything.
04:12:19 Yeah.
04:12:20 So I'm a weird.
04:12:22 Come on, Big bucks.
04:12:24 Big bucks.
04:12:26 I'm going. Stop.
04:12:28 He got out of
04:12:33 wait is not
04:12:34 yet seething.
04:12:35 He did it. It's a fake them or do you think?
04:12:38 Yeah, I'm going to get to three.
04:12:40 It's more.
04:12:42 You need lots of money.
04:12:45 Come on, go.
04:12:48 Got 150?
04:12:51 Got it.
04:12:53 They were saying in the video, the manner of them was being like,
04:12:57 who knows before he even hits the button that he did something good.
04:13:00 You can see in his face, I can see him like counting it
04:13:04 with his eyes and teeth
04:13:07 for $1,000 on his face.
04:13:09 Like like a trick.
04:13:11 I don't know if other drummers do it, but I used to start by clicking my teeth.
04:13:14 But then it got so complex I used to have to run my tongue
04:13:17 behind my teeth for certain, and I can actually in my head I'm always like,
04:13:21 I can see
04:13:23 Michael's going to yell you.
04:13:24 He just you really get it right.
04:13:27 He probably could have gotten away with it if he didn't get high dollar amounts.
04:13:31 Every single time we pick some over dollar amounts to kind of mix it in there.
04:13:35 But I don't know how that would be.
04:13:36 I remember I just played your game.
04:13:39 This is like, I can't believe and I guess this looks like it's like eighties.
04:13:44 So I'm going, I just can't believe they even randomize it to a bigger
04:13:48 load.
04:13:49 The technology probably wasn't there to fucking randomize it that much.
04:13:52 I don't know.
04:13:52 You think that
04:13:52 they would still be leery of it, Change it every couple games or something?
04:13:56 Yeah.
04:13:58 And one of like ten patterns that we're
04:14:01 always looking for more big bucks.
04:14:03 Stop a thousand.
04:14:08 Stop, Stop it.
04:14:08 Kawaii the guy behind the curtain from The Wizard of Oz.
04:14:12 That's who he reminds me of.
04:14:15 Right now you're looking at 1066
04:14:18 talking on the line
04:14:21 with you barely holding a Tulsi.
04:14:24 Is there
04:14:25 a Wizard of Oz or a welcome
04:14:29 change to right now I'm in 510.
04:14:32 Okay, you know what I would lower?
04:14:34 He gets the free spins. That's what they were.
04:14:35 They they mentioned in the one video he was doing,
04:14:37 the ones with the three spins attached to that at night.
04:14:40 Yeah. This
04:14:41 is there a clause you can't keep.
04:14:43 So he could just keep going.
04:14:45 Keep going and keep going.
04:14:46 Like at what point are they like,
04:14:50 we're going to have to finish this show.
04:14:51 No, they're in the audience. They're talking,
04:14:55 you know, it's
04:14:57 like if a genie pops up and asks for you for three wishes, can't last.
04:15:00 Wish be for three more wishes. Yes.
04:15:04 Another limit in the grandmother doing that.
04:15:07 Yeah,
04:15:12 why not?
04:15:13 Why not just one more than 100 more lamp.
04:15:15 Oh, he's count in there. See.
04:15:18 Oh that's all he had.
04:15:19 Start over.
04:15:19 That's like they got something long time.
04:15:22 Yeah. He's been 100%.
04:15:24 100%.
04:15:25 I swear he's counting with the back of his teeth.
04:15:26 Because in your head, if you're like, imagine, try, go on in your head.
04:15:29 One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. One, two, three, four, five, six.
04:15:31 I've already, like, stumbled and fucked up trying to keep track, but
04:15:34 if you pick a certain road teeth or a certain amount of teeth, you can.
04:15:39 He had to go down in
04:15:42 my 36,080 milligrams or less.
04:15:47 Be Not look behind the curtain.
04:15:50 Stop. Stop picking for 30 to 50.
04:15:52 5000.
04:15:53 It's better. $2,000, Mike. 2250, 2250.
04:15:56 You got it.
04:15:57 Like 48
04:16:00 The make episode.
04:16:03 Oh 13
04:16:05 back at seven here
04:16:12 and I think they 35i think they explained it to
04:16:16 where the why we call for big prizes might change more random.
04:16:20 It was the whammy that keeps going in the way I mean the lights keep going
04:16:24 in the same spot.
04:16:26 $32,003
04:16:31 five seven 520 something.
04:16:36 Sit there and memorize that.
04:16:38 You know where that would go?
04:16:40 Oh, right there.
04:16:41 He was actually counting. He was mouthing numbers.
04:16:43 Watch his lips.
04:16:44 You can actually see him mouthing the numbers
04:16:48 out there.
04:16:49 And then and the next one is in the room.
04:16:53 He's unbelievable.
04:16:55 Oh, Michael,
04:16:58 stop.
04:16:59 Maybe now.
04:17:00 Maybe he was just breathing.
04:17:01 I thought I saw four or five. Oh,
04:17:04 yeah.
04:17:05 You could definitely tell you like, thinking.
04:17:08 Stop, stop it. Seven.
04:17:10 He's not just randomly pushing.
04:17:12 He's hear this very.
04:17:14 But I hear the show's reaction.
04:17:16 601 Wow.
04:17:19 3000.
04:17:20 And they're like, Oh, no, we're going to lose.
04:17:23 We're to have to go.
04:17:25 We're going to lose all our money.
04:17:26 You are crashing your right now.
04:17:30 The the host doesn't have like he doesn't know anything to do with the script.
04:17:34 He's like, well, you're really pressing your luck in his mind.
04:17:36 Like, why isn't he going, Hey, something smells fishy here.
04:17:39 Well, I don't know if he like like because they don't have, I'm sure, earpieces
04:17:44 or anything when somebody's backstage telling them like, hey, you know.
04:17:47 Yeah five won and he's again
04:17:55 for the
04:17:59 game Michael's going again and got it You know what that means?
04:18:04 You know you have over 35,000.
04:18:06 Not any more.
04:18:08 You do.
04:18:09 What are you going to do?
04:18:11 I get
04:18:13 on both believable Michael
04:18:16 Like he could just like going and keep going.
04:18:21 Yeah.
04:18:21 He's you know, because it's like $80,000 a member of the old video game.
04:18:27 Go to old pinball machines where you'd actually flip the.
04:18:32 I remember I know it was asteroids or one of those games.
04:18:34 You would actually count how many times you'd flip it.
04:18:36 He's got his close to losing the places in their little podium there.
04:18:41 When you left the room, they only have five digits.
04:18:46 Yeah.
04:18:47 Once he gets to 100,000, they're going to have to put little like your calculator.
04:18:50 It's just going to say time without a
04:18:54 paper one next to remember.
04:18:57 You're going to press again.
04:18:59 Oh, big bucks like this episode can take forever
04:19:04 30 600 they did is 4000 It's
04:19:10 fascinating.
04:19:10 Still 90,040.
04:19:14 Oh, we've got to go again.
04:19:16 Michael's going again.
04:19:17 Oh, is he going in now?
04:19:19 Is he going to have
04:19:21 anything like this?
04:19:23 What of the Sophia's Is this one ruined the show?
04:19:27 Is that why this went off the air?
04:19:29 It's still on the air.
04:19:31 I think it was.
04:19:33 I think my browser, like, was waiting later than that was luck.
04:19:36 Be a lady for a thousand.
04:19:38 Yeah.
04:19:38 This is the one I
04:19:39 But it was really, I think a Zealand
04:19:46 can hear a pin drop thing matters a little more than they were, but maybe not.
04:19:50 Okay so I notice patterns a lot mean
04:19:54 he's picking the same two squares almost every time.
04:19:56 And though this one more than any other than
04:19:59 the square square that just lit up, he's stopping on more and
04:20:03 and he's still as the host I would be like,
04:20:06 okay, second time our technical difficulties
04:20:10 I'm probably like on the phone with ended with the engineers and shit
04:20:12 going like hey what the fuck is going on Like
04:20:17 I'm sure they're discussing it
04:20:18 backstage, like rapidly like e for, you know,
04:20:22 you keep snapping on that same one person.
04:20:25 I Can't believe I didn't notice that, you know.
04:20:28 Oh, he passed.
04:20:28 Oh, he broke it.
04:20:29 They got rid of the dollar sign.
04:20:32 Well, they did. That's how they fixed it.
04:20:34 Somebody was better.
04:20:35 Producers like, Oh, yeah,
04:20:37 you can do it at 4080.
04:20:43 And you could tell that's what he was waiting for to quit
04:20:46 or to pass that you know Susie hit 100 he passed
04:20:50 also I think this house is also thinking like, I want to fucking lose my job.
04:20:54 Okay?
04:20:55 Because like,
04:20:55 they're going to shut the show down
04:20:57 and this guy keeps talking
04:20:58 to spending more money, more money, and we're not going to have the money to pay.
04:21:00 It is hard for me to spend
04:21:05 4051 on the line
04:21:11 stop at 750, and that's the other one.
04:21:13 The lights that used to be always those two side one and take the fourth
04:21:18 on the top or the middle on the right every time.
04:21:22 Okay. Trip to the Bahamas. Yeah.
04:21:24 I wonder how you counted how how long
04:21:27 that light is on the thing before the skip supplements on Florida time.
04:21:33 Here they come. 2093, 85. Come on.
04:21:36 You got a long way to go.
04:21:37 Come on.
04:21:38 It's like it's going, like, three times a second.
04:21:40 Do you ever give a beat calculator?
04:21:43 Are you going to hear tap, Tap on?
04:21:46 So tap on.
04:21:48 It's like, do do do do do do do do do do do, do do.
04:21:53 You kind of want to seem like but it look the same kind of counted
04:21:56 three changes every so there'll be three times 6180 beats 180 times a minute.
04:22:03 It's another verse in in order to stay in this game.
04:22:07 Oh it's not that fast at all.
04:22:08 That's why he's doing it. Every time I'm telling you rhyme.
04:22:11 There's like 100 of those light bulbs on the David Buster game.
04:22:15 I'm going to hold on to that.
04:22:16 Yeah, Let's go. There's like, a millisecond.
04:22:21 Stop it.
04:22:21 And that's the rules.
04:22:22 What is it?
04:22:26 Wait for? They actually made her spin.
04:22:28 She had to win a hundred grand to match them. And then one last bingo.
04:22:31 She was kind of confused what that was. She had.
04:22:33 She got one more chance to keep going.
04:22:36 She either it out or kept her.
04:22:39 She could have kept getting one more spin until a hundred grand like he did.
04:22:42 But she didn't.
04:22:43 And then on the next breath,
04:22:46 tell you he was ready to cheer like,
04:22:48 and now will be back
04:22:52 to bat for.
04:22:55 Well, fuck you, CBS.
04:22:59 Oh, so he didn't get the money then That previous ones
04:23:01 say that they in the sun in here all of the
04:23:03 Yeah we they probably that's they were saying he got disqualified
04:23:07 because that that occurred he meant eventually.
04:23:10 Yeah that's just bad publicity it's just so they thought
04:23:14 maybe he cheated like it was in cahoots with someone backstage and.
04:23:18 Then once they realized that he just figured out the algorithm,
04:23:21 they couldn't do anything about it, probably.
04:23:25 And I wouldn't. It.
04:23:26 You know, he had no business or telling him how he did it.
04:23:29 Let them know. Yeah. Yeah, right.
04:23:32 Unless you want to clear your name and say, hey, I want to see like,
04:23:35 I didn't cheat outwardly, I just knew this like.
04:23:38 Like the Price is right guy that did it.
04:23:41 I think he did it like five separate times
04:23:45 before, you know, he did it several times before.
04:23:47 Figured it out. Prices right? Yeah.
04:23:50 Yeah the price is right guy that memorized the prices on the shows before.
04:23:54 Oh yes you mentioned that earlier So sorry.
04:23:57 No, don't, don't apologize.
04:23:58 I don't remember shit either.
04:24:01 Well,
04:24:03 there's only one where There's only one.
04:24:04 We're right. I was wrong. I apologize.
04:24:07 That needs to apologize around here for
04:24:11 his apology was for a lot more than he freaking.
04:24:16 But no, I'm sorry.
04:24:20 One of those offensive words he
04:24:23 virtuous.
04:24:25 Let's check our word.
04:24:27 Withdraw your apology or.
04:24:32 All right.
04:24:33 Well, fine.
04:24:33 Michael thinking he cheated.
04:24:35 Well, fuck them.
04:24:37 But they didn't. He got to.
04:24:39 He he got paid.
04:24:43 So game shows last.
04:24:45 There's a game. You just end like.
04:24:47 I'm confused on how that game showed how and now I think you get to go.
04:24:51 You get to go fight the super whammy
04:24:53 or whatever with a lightning style round to make even more money. But
04:24:57 I don't think it's a I don't
04:24:59 think it's a wheel like that
04:25:03 so you know just you know
04:25:04 the on will you want to
04:25:08 you know tell it
04:25:13 in. I don't hear it
04:25:15 I filter
04:25:18 if it's I don't know I don't.
04:25:28 Yeah my mom.
04:25:43 Okay then uh
04:25:45 that's everything on my list man.
04:25:48 Pretty much
04:25:50 what you can see my list.
04:25:53 Yeah,
04:25:56 it's all in my head, so that's frightening.
04:25:58 I saw your list,
04:26:00 and I saw you checking it twice as I go.
04:26:04 How many of those do we.
04:26:05 December 5th, Reduced or so.
04:26:10 Just.
04:26:10 It's one, two, three Shows
04:26:14 from now will be on Christmas Day.
04:26:17 That's weird.
04:26:19 It's weird how the days shift because there's not a
04:26:23 multiple of seven in the year.
04:26:25 It's not that weird,
04:26:28 but I think
04:26:29 I think the date shifts one day since came up one day. So
04:26:34 Christmas in general, I meant that just the 25th
04:26:36 better gave no, no, the Christmas holiday more than your calendar,
04:26:40 which is why we say ABC and 80, because they invented it.
04:26:44 It's a calendar. Calendar.
04:26:46 I use the schedule, the show.
04:26:47 That's all that matters to me. Yeah.
04:26:50 So thank you.
04:26:52 Are you going to be available on the night of the 25th.
04:26:56 Yeah, actually,
04:27:00 probably.
04:27:02 Yeah, probably.
04:27:03 Definitely for sure.
04:27:05 You know, when people say I'm 99.9% sure, do you know what the definition
04:27:09 of that is?
04:27:09 I means you have no fucking idea at this point, which is fine.
04:27:12 Right.
04:27:13 So the day after Christmas,
04:27:16 maybe a significant day for myself.
04:27:20 Tuesday, the 26th,
04:27:22 maybe my birthday may not remember it.
04:27:24 It may not be it.
04:27:27 Maybe it may not be the day after I'm supposed to be born on Christmas.
04:27:30 But it came out.
04:27:31 Come on.
04:27:31 I was like, Maybe they didn't want to ruin your birthday by sharing it.
04:27:35 And, you know, so it was hazy.
04:27:37 She's just she just said, Hold on a little more.
04:27:40 Well, I mean, I did have the umbilical cord wrapped around my neck.
04:27:43 So to my dad's story was that like he was there
04:27:46 when my other brothers were born, But he wasn't like
04:27:48 he didn't like see them when they they like they came out
04:27:52 and he said, like he I was the first one he saw when it came out and he was like
04:27:56 he just he saw
04:27:57 I was blue and it was just like, Huh, I guess that's how they're supposed to be.
04:28:00 And then he said that they sort of like scramble and, and shit.
04:28:03 And he was like, Oh, wait, no, something seems like it's not right in the first.
04:28:07 The first one was terrifying.
04:28:11 Even if it's.
04:28:11 Yeah, without problems, it's terrifying.
04:28:13 I can't imagine with with problems.
04:28:18 But apparently you survived.
04:28:19 So that's even more reason to have the show that we'll have have
04:28:22 we'll have a Christmas slash birthday show.
04:28:23 I got all kinds of graphics left over.
04:28:26 Yep. Because I'll I'll be usually Christmas Eve,
04:28:29 Christmas Eve party at my cousin's the Christmas Day and my parents.
04:28:33 And then I'm going I think the on the 26th I'm probably going to go on a
04:28:37 some type of ski snowboarding vacation with my girlfriend.
04:28:42 But we're going to leave in more fake snow unless you're going far.
04:28:46 Yeah, we're not sure what we're going to do.
04:28:49 Honestly, we've been we went up north last year for the first time
04:28:52 during New Year's, and there was enough snow where.
04:28:56 It was entertaining and it wasn't even busy.
04:28:57 I thought it would be busy for New Year's up there, but it's not at all.
04:29:00 It actually was
04:29:02 decent.
04:29:04 And then we've been staying at the frickin
04:29:06 best place to be.
04:29:09 I have not skated a lot of places.
04:29:11 Usually the places around here I hate Pine Knob.
04:29:14 I love Holly.
04:29:15 Oh, yeah, I know.
04:29:16 But that's just for cheap skiing.
04:29:18 But the best place I've ever been in Michigan locally was Crystal Mountain.
04:29:21 I highly recommend it.
04:29:23 Yeah. Crystal the crystal Mountain.
04:29:25 The Glades is one of my favorite holiday ever.
04:29:29 I know. You have a really good two.
04:29:31 You can do it.
04:29:32 You know, you can go with a big group.
04:29:34 You do all kinds of, you know, levels at Crystal Mountain
04:29:38 Low Yeah, sure.
04:29:39 I love about nubs is is you can potentially like I get my girlfriend
04:29:43 give me an a green and I can be on the blue that ties into that or a black
04:29:48 that ties into that green after the fact and you can kind of interchange
04:29:52 and do a lot of different variations it kind of what you were saying there
04:29:57 but I think that's a
04:30:01 yeah it's Michigan it's there's no way we'll have good ski weather by then.
04:30:05 I honestly the last there was one year
04:30:08 we went before we went up north
04:30:12 to either Crystal River Boyne and so that was Thanksgiving though
04:30:16 and good shit plenty
04:30:17 Christmas always turns all brown and rainy and warm for some reason nowadays.
04:30:21 I gotcha.
04:30:22 Yeah.
04:30:22 Well, it was funny because they were planning
04:30:24 on opening the mountains around for the weekend
04:30:27 and all the
04:30:30 all the potential
04:30:32 shit.
04:30:32 There could have been snow just turned in rain and it rained all the time.
04:30:35 And so didn't they didn't open at all but they were trying to.
04:30:38 Yeah. They're just the weekend. Only
04:30:41 because there was a lower temperatures.
04:30:43 They were trying to get a bass, a bass down.
04:30:45 They thought there would be some natural snow coming in the mountains up north.
04:30:48 Definitely opened up for that weekend.
04:30:50 I don't know how much rain they got up there, but
04:30:53 yeah, they're drastic.
04:30:54 Last time I, I hurt and now they're at my age.
04:30:57 At my age, once you're over 50,
04:31:00 all bets are off.
04:31:02 Like my knees just
04:31:05 if I got hurt skiing, it'd be way different.
04:31:07 I hope to go again and I'm not done, but I have not been in a long time.
04:31:10 Yeah, I'm trying to prep my muscles a little bit
04:31:15 so I'm not so blown out
04:31:18 when we go.
04:31:20 But yeah, I did.
04:31:21 I did a little bit of drinking this weekend
04:31:22 and my knees were definitely feeling yes, I graduated dehydrated today.
04:31:28 I know strong muscles are what holds your bones and cartilage in place,
04:31:31 but it's not.
04:31:32 Even if my muscles are strong,
04:31:34 it's the little aches and pains I used to have ends up being,
04:31:38 you know, cheating,
04:31:40 shocking, you know, electric pains in my knees.
04:31:44 Skiing is pretty
04:31:46 brutal on your body.
04:31:50 Yeah. Yes.
04:31:53 It's also fun.
04:31:54 It is.
04:31:56 Can be awesome.
04:31:57 Those are the sports that are worse.
04:31:58 Pretty sure your knees, your shock absorbers as you're going down
04:32:01 and a little bit of the skis, but mostly your knees below your hips and hips.
04:32:05 Yeah.
04:32:05 Mainly the area you need to take everything your
04:32:09 your ankles the way man
04:32:11 your ankles are locked.
04:32:15 Yes and no.
04:32:15 I mean, you're taking it.
04:32:17 I don't know.
04:32:18 Yeah, I guess so. They're flexing.
04:32:20 They're more shoulder taking it.
04:32:21 Maybe you ski different than me.
04:32:23 I'm giving it.
04:32:29 So we should.
04:32:29 Yeah, we'll have a fladge with ski remote
04:32:33 trip,
04:32:37 surely.
04:32:39 Bonnie, the cross-country ski
04:32:42 Gary is a pussy and fucking a fucking pussy.
04:32:45 I respect cross-country ski skiers, but I don't understand it
04:32:51 unless you're trying to get I get in and I don't.
04:32:53 If you live in Alaska or Antarctica and you're trying to get from point of
04:32:57 you don't have any hills and you're trying to go but I just
04:33:00 I've done that few times and it's like taking a walk.
04:33:04 I don't know.
04:33:04 But yeah, I'd rather just get on the left and then just like scoot down them
04:33:07 under gravity.
04:33:09 But if you, if you decide, you want to,
04:33:11 if you take a walk or a hike and you decide you want to stroll,
04:33:14 once you start strolling, it's ski cross-country skiing.
04:33:17 You literally go back
04:33:19 like you got to really put your body into cross-country skiing the whole time
04:33:22 just to keep a little bit of momentum.
04:33:24 You get these little tiny hills where you get to coast and it's like a relief.
04:33:27 The rest is just hard work.
04:33:28 The whole time, he
04:33:31 That sounds annoying.
04:33:33 It's way annoying, especially if you've ever done both.
04:33:35 You know, what I hate is what do they just go downhill?
04:33:38 I went downhill first, and then my cousin or my friend
04:33:40 whoever and their family took me.
04:33:42 We're like, We're going skiing. I'm like, Sure.
04:33:44 So I went on a family trip with them and now here we go.
04:33:46 And I was like, Wait, these these boots look different.
04:33:49 Why are these ski?
04:33:50 So I was like, Oh my God, this is cross-country. And I didn't.
04:33:52 And I had to go because, I mean, what is it?
04:33:54 You had no idea until you.
04:33:56 Oh, my God, dude.
04:33:57 And I'm trying to explain to them.
04:33:58 They're like, this is
04:33:59 then they're ripped and fit in all Nordic, you know, This is what they do.
04:34:02 Pray three, four times day.
04:34:05 I'm like, When do we get to coast?
04:34:08 Where's the downhill slopes?
04:34:11 Nope, not for me.
04:34:14 Yeah.
04:34:17 All right,
04:34:21 hold on
04:34:24 here.
04:34:25 So, yeah, we're going to.
04:34:25 We're going to auction that off
04:34:30 to give you a finger away from his mouth.
04:34:34 You? Yeah.
04:34:35 Especially those teeth as above.
04:34:38 So below.
04:34:54 It's still pretty interesting already.
04:34:57 And again, we as a province so beloved causes close.
04:35:03 And for sure we're doing it our way.
04:35:07 We're gonna make it make our dreams come true.
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04:35:13 and draw in special now Brady draw.
04:35:16 Here we go.
04:35:17 Chip His fucking cocksucker motherfucker. Ten.