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Just.
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Yeah.
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I've never heard that whole song before.
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Hey, welcome, t’fradge...
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Fladge Rants Live.
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Holy crap. That was a rocky start.
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That was a little rough.
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I like that.
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Today, the mind.
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Now, since we have to cover
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the hard problem of consciousness,
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and I want to get into all the things that I've been grappling
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with for the last few years, this is a little self-indulgent of me,
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but here we go.
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Now there's a body mind dualism
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that I stand eminently against.
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But let's start now back with the Greeks.
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We don't need to do that this time.
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Let's just go back to the year after I was born,
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1974, Thomas
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Nagel wrote a paper where he famously
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compared consciousness
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by explaining what it is like to be a bat.
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Now, bats use a type of sonar
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to make a noise from their mouth.
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When it reflects back to them, they pick it up
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and map the area so they can safely navigate their.
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They're blind.
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Basically, they've got a sixth sense that we do not have
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and we could not possibly know what it is like to be a bat.
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But I disagree.
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I think we could
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pretty well
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explain, understand, and and even experience
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kind of what it is like to be a bat.
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So my point here is that consciousness,
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the mind, self-awareness is a gradient.
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Whereas I have a
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fairly normal
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idea of who I am,
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but so does my dog.
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Even a single celled organism knows not to eat itself.
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So that is a level of self-awareness.
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But Panpsychism tells us
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that consciousness is fundamental and permeates everything.
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Even rocks have a level I do not agree with that.
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That is absolutely ludicrous nonsense.
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And that consciousness is fundamental.
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I can't go along with that either.
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Now, the hard question of consciousness
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and body mind dualism, that's
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really where I'm going with this thing.
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I think consciousness
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is an emergent property of the brain.
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I don't think it's too strange
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or bizarre to say that,
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but some people, the Duelists think that there are physical
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things and mental things.
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And I think one of my co-producers here
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stands by We are electrical impulses
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and we are our brains do function with electrochemical impulses.
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The fire through our brains.
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And that's what forms our thoughts.
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However,
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he thinks that
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since the energy never goes away, that we are immortal.
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For some reason somehow.
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But that that's.
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I guess that's a rant for another day.
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But my point is that
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the mind does appear to be
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an emergent property of the brain.
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And the reason
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I hesitate is
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because if you create a computer robot with eyes
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that can see and experience the surroundings,
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it does not have consciousness as we know it.
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So where and when and how does this emerge?
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And I still say it starts all the way back with the single celled organism.
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So we don't have to go back to the Greeks.
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We go way, way, way back to the amoeba who is reasonable,
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self-aware, self-aware enough to not eat.
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They fold over and try to to devour itself.
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I have seen a snake, however, eat
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certain its tail and work its way back.
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But that's kind of odd.
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But I would also like to get into who's at the helm.
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This is what I've been grappling with for a long time, since I don't think
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since I think the strong illusion of free will
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makes us think that we are
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in charge of our autonomous life.
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I don't think it is as such either.
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Events in our lives are happened by random chance.
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Then they're not free will or they're predestined,
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which just means not free will.
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So that's the the real dichotomy.
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Is it random chance or is it
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destiny?
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We covered that a few weeks ago, so I don't know.
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I just wanted to touch on that briefly.
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I saw a draw.
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He's a
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he's a reporter in the streets,
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live on location.
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Draw you there?
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Of course.
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Are you already bailing?
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Oh, you thought there was nothing wrong about that on purpose.
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Okay, good.
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Now, you really Are you doing that on purpose?
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Because you're blinking?
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Yeah. Yeah, it's cool.
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Tell the button you can press.
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I'm going to change it to get a computer, maybe figure it out.
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I'll have a button
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theta.
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So, what do you want?
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Why are you dumping me so early?
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Oh, no, no, no.
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The electrical impulses.
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You're right about that.
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I just don't see how that makes us immortal.
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How does it not?
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The electrical impulses
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in our brain liver don't last forever.
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They stop.
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They stop functioning when we die.
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They live on the.
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Oh, just because you said so.
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Okay. Okay. Got it.
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I don't say I didn't create.
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They just. They just.
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They just live a
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if they're not a part of you or controlled by you.
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But I do I do have some other questions about consciousness because there's
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there's other parts of your mind that you're not in control of.
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Like, I just had a crazy ass dream where I skipped out on a bill.
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You know me, I would never skip out on a bill.
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I feel bad.
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I want to drive back to that imaginary restaurant that I bailed on the bill.
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But in my dream, I was walking back in to pay the bill,
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and my alarm went off, my flatulence alarm.
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And I had to get up and come out to the bar.
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So I don't I never did pay that bill in my dream, but my dog dreams.
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So he's got consciousness or subconscious.
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Something's going on there.
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He's got a level of
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you've dreamt then able to control to control the dream, right?
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Like that's what a dog do.
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I'm sure everyone's been able to do that, but they're not doing
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right When you're dreaming.
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But you're dreaming, but you're conscious.
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And so you're consciously controlling the dream of it.
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You're you're very aware that it's a dream.
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I feel like I'm in control. In the dream.
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But lucid dreaming.
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Oh, when you can control those for that.
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Brady,
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where are you going?
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Through where he's going to button to.
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You guys both have buttons.
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You should try it sometime.
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I don't want a button.
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I would.
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I need a button.
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Oh, Brady, where's your mind?
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Are you out of your mind?
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So I wanted to try a Vulcan mind meld.
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I want you guys my mind let me know.
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I'm already doing a mind meld, but over
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my body. Totally.
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Here.
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Beautiful.
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Great.
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That is beautiful.
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You know, I heard the whole technical difficulties song.
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Fantastic drums.
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It was. It's a really good song.
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I love our technical difficulties.
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It's great.
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I don't.
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I messed up.
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Yeah, everybody missed that part.
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We were having technical difficulties.
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Means I've failed.
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Yeah. Oh,
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yeah.
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The song.
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Now, I missed that because I was in the difficult process
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of moving from the bed to the desk.
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God, how did you do that From background.
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Yeah, right. Yeah. Oh, wait.
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That's right. You too.
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That's reality.
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Welcome to Ole Miss.
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Oh, really?
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Oxford nights. I'm in Oxford. Oxnard.
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Oh. Oh,
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yeah.
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Cool store play. Those things.
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Go back to Brown.
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I don't mind
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back to Brain.
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Is there a difference in brain and mind?
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Yes, mind.
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I mean, mind.
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They all go. They go hand in hand, right?
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You do.
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But I believe so, yes.
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The mind includes the the brain.
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But the brain is not.
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Brain is only a part of the mind.
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No, no, no.
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So the perception and the things around you do not affect
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your mind at all.
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Uh, there.
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No, you just got it backwards.
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The mind is a fraction of the brain.
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The mind is one of the functions of the brain.
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Okay,
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You're the other.
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The head is the other way around as the brain, as a subcategory of mind.
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And that's not what's going on. See, I think.
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I think the mind consists of some intangible things.
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That's what I was trying to say.
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That's body mind dualism, and that's what I'm trying to talk to you out of.
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Well, that's what this whole that's what I'm here fucking rant is about
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is just to convince us to think that you which is retarded.
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But that's fine.
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Yes. Well,
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I've got some very good reasons
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to think what I do.
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And let's broaden it is Chris Lawrence.
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Jack Nicholson.
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I am one somebody
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whose name on the show might might have just been said
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Lawrence.
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I got a new stamp all painted like a cigaret and I'm embarrassed.
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I'd rather people think I smoke weed than a cigaret
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any but yeah,
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yeah.
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Back to the mind.
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We're going to be saying that a lot back to the moment that
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Oh yeah, I had more about that.
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Did I tell you guys about Thomas Nagel?
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What like to be a bat.
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What do you got to do.
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What do you got to drop racial slurs.
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I know his name is an angel Eel, huh?
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Shut up. Nagel.
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Stupid Nagel.
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Did you get a job
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there? Nagel's make me sick.
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I don't you recall?
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I don't recall you talking about them.
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Him Go ahead.
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Actually, October 1974, he wrote a paper.
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I was born in October 73, so I turned one
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for his big epic paper.
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I don't know why you chose the bet.
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Maybe it's because of that sonar thing.
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Because we would really have trouble imagining what it is like to be a bat and
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and have a sense that we can't even imagine what it's like.
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But we've got senses that are similar.
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We've got touch and and sight and sound,
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so we've got similar senses.
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It just has the sense that we have no reference point for.
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But it is an awareness of its surroundings.
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I'm glad you brought that up because that was one thing
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I wanted to just shed
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on, is that you said that the whole like how how would we be able to know
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what a bat what it's like to be a bat?
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What is it? Just so I'm flying around. Look at me. I'm a bat.
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I'm a bit like even that is simple.
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Like it's no, I don't. It's.
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That's why you see a lot of these being just go off.
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I'm just firing neurons and it's just responsive
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response, like conditioned response.
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So even know what it's like.
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I'm going to fly over there.
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Right?
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He's not thinking I'm according to look at me, I'm all batty.
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So yeah, you don't either.
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It doesn't have a soul.
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According to the Bible, it was all,
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Yeah.
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Okay. So.
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So this isn't of this thing according to it.
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Oh, right.
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No, I get it. So statements with No.
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Well, we'll cover that in our ancient books episode.
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Oh, we're talking about the brain you guys have seen buzzing.
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Do you hear buzzing? Yeah, it's on my mind. Okay.
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All right, shut it off.
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Yeah, I think they're listening.
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I'm going to.
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I'm going to build protection.
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There's a little buzzing
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of my my own meaning
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within me as well.
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And I just have not.
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I have. No, I have.
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I have no need for tinfoil.
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The one to make a hat.
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This is an aluminum foil.
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Tin would protect you from nothing ever. Fuck off, dude.
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My ground aluminum.
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Aluminum is a non conductive tin. I have no idea.
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Is tin conductive.
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Let's engage.
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I know somebody that I know.
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Aluminum is semiconductors.
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I will survive.
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But they're not like gold if you put it. It's.
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It's not.
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It doesn't?
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No, I don't think so.
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No, no, no.
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Should we go through that before I go?
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If this isn't going to work, then I just feel silly.
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You invest in gold foil.
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Should you?
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I can't see why you feel silly right now.
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That's like a do rag.
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That's gangster.
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I like it.
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Yeah, that's that look. That's very becoming.
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You're not getting the you.
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I don't feel like it's pretty, you know, in the back.
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In the back it's pretty open.
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Are you able to think clear or don't use the back of your brain?
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Just don't use that part.
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It can see clearer.
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I know everything.
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Well, can you smell colors?
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Can you see all the obstacles in your head?
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I didn't like it.
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Is the ranking seeking where they now?
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Yeah.
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So the other thing you mentioned sickle cell organisms
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like Tiki Barber or
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because he doesn't say the same thing.
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Oh, does he?
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Yeah, I looked it up. Oh, there it is.
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Just finally found this podcast.
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Statistically
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Tiki Barber or because he doesn't
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double up on the joke.
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Well, he's sitting here the first time we got instant replay.
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We'll wait for you to catch him.
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Did you hear it?
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I heard it, Yeah, because you don't have that concern.
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We hear everything.
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I can't.
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I can't even play half my sound because it's all right.
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Go ahead. Just producer bitching.
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Okay, I'll bring it on in.
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Your name.
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These are vegging.
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I do that one again just in case.
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The more you know.
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So I'm really not going to convince you
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that there's nothing special about your mind.
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I my examples are that you can't.
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The reason I have to back
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you guys is because you can't create it.
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And with artificial intelligence, the reason I think that I am right
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is because my dog has a level of consciousness.
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So you're just
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instantly defining the mind equals consciousness and that's it.
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We can't even discuss that.
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That's very confusing.
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Yeah. What beyond.
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So what beyond there in the brain or something.
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This is what you're saying, right?
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Is that we can't create
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with technology.
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You're saying we can't, right?
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Yeah, we, we humans can.
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I think you're saying we, we haven't yet.
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Just because the algorithms
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and make it seem like there's an illusion of consciousness, we are not even close.
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Well, it just gets better. It just needs to get better.
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It's a once you get to the supercomputers.
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Yeah, we may achieve that. They may achieve that.
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But I wanted to find What the fuck.
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What is your rant that we're not quite sure what consciousness is.
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Right. Or did it define that that point
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we're it's tough to define consciousness,
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but I'm glad that I can reach that point.
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So and another thing is the brain and the mind are two different words.
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Agreed? Yes.
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So why are there two different words if they're the exact same thing or
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they're all there?
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No distinction. Distinction.
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There is a distinction.
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And the mind is a property that emerges from the brain.
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That's why I was saying that you had it backwards, that the mind, that simply
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the mind is a subcategory of brain when it changes.
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What causes it to change is everything that causing everything, causing it
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to change contained within that physical brain
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or not? Oh,
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which question
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you want me to answer the initial question or the follow up or not?
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Because they have opposite answers.
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Whether the brain is something or not is a perfectly legitimate
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grammar grammatical question or not.
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It's okay.
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So the answer it is yes.
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You can pick, you pick the
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the positive, the brain is this is this or the brain is not this or this.
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And those are the only two options.
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It's unnecessary, but it's not a paradox.
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Okay.
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Superfluous
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that you're just using your fancy words,
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which is super,
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super
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human nervous system mind.
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I got some work that manifests itself in mental phenomenon
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such as perception, thinking, sensation and reasoning
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and memory,
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everything.
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Although I shouldn't do that, I'm going to pretend that, okay,
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I shouldn't also think out loud.
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My mind is taking over my mouth right now.
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Oh, my girlfriend does it all the fucking time.
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And it's so annoying
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because you were on the phone with her.
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You can compare me to a lot of things and I won't defend myself, but the moment
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you compare me to your girlfriend, I have to step in and say, Fuck off.
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She's.
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She's the greatest fucking being, you know? So
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she's got a problem.
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That's great.
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But I like her more than you.
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So, you know, it's a I should.
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I should hope so.
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I got to think.
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Got two things separated.
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I don't do that over there and I use my mouth in that way.
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You eat hot dogs, right? No,
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No one.
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Oh, you're going to phallic foods.
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I mean, that's what he was talking about, right?
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You got to get that gas.
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No, I got to get on.
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Hold on, you guys, to talk amongst yourselves.
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I don't want over the Internet.
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The Internet separates brain and mind, so sure does one.
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I do, too. Yeah, he does, too.
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So, what do you think?
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Is there that special that's in the mind that we couldn't
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we couldn't mimic with technology?
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I mean, it's literally would be an excellent.
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That's the question.
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Oh, no, that's the question for you because I don't.
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Right. Yeah. I think that that's possible. You don't.
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So that's weird,
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right?
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I really I do.
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I don't think that that's weird that you think that.
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It is weird that I think that and I'm questioning
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who's at the helm, but
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is it God passing the Turing Test
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is still a far cry
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from creating consciousness.
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Why does something have to be at the helm?
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I'm wondering.
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You're like asking.
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You're asking who's piloting the pilot?
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Who's who pilots the pilot?
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Isn't it just experience at the helm?
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Yeah, I think.
00:25:19
Yeah. You're going to read. You got to read a book.
00:25:21
The books are already there.
00:25:22
Like there's there's words already there, right?
00:25:25
You have to book before you read it.
00:25:27
You're on.
00:25:29
Are your emotions completely
00:25:30
contained within your brain? Yes.
00:25:34
Is everything reactive in your body contained within your brain?
00:25:38
You have no no senses, no systems outside of the brain.
00:25:41
Because I would disagree there, of course, because you just said
00:25:45
ridiculous budget nonsense.
00:25:48
Well, I think that stuff influences
00:25:51
and takes a huge part in creating the concept of the mind.
00:25:54
Yes, the outside world influences your mood.
00:25:57
Of course, the rainy day makes people sad,
00:26:02
so it affects your mind, but not your brain.
00:26:05
Your brain keeps functioning and makes decisions, and since synapses
00:26:09
firing, regardless of your memory, making decisions is an activity of the mind.
00:26:16
It's just cause and effect.
00:26:17
It's analyzing cause and effect and basing that off
00:26:19
of previous experience or knowledge. It's
00:26:24
not okay.
00:26:24
I know.
00:26:25
I like that that that nullifies
00:26:28
the agency, though.
00:26:33
Okay.
00:26:36
How so?
00:26:38
With simple cause
00:26:40
in effect, you're not making any decisions.
00:26:43
You are. You're still making a rational decision.
00:26:44
That's just based on.
00:26:46
I mean, I could do whatever I want.
00:26:47
There's a train coming at me. I could choose to not move.
00:26:49
But you were already destined to make that decision
00:26:52
per a couple of episodes ago, right?
00:26:55
Right. Yeah. It's cause and effect. Kismet.
00:26:57
Who says Yeah, when them kids, which I don't agree with.
00:27:00
So I don't I do.
00:27:02
You have to agree with truth to make it real.
00:27:06
No. Okay.
00:27:08
No, it's real on its own.
00:27:10
The making of truth truther.
00:27:11
Because I don't want to be as ridiculous as some of the people.
00:27:13
I think are ridiculous.
00:27:15
But I. I agree. I feel like the mind is.
00:27:19
The mind is bigger than the brain for whatever reason,
00:27:22
whether it's right or wrong.
00:27:23
That's what my mind feels, which is part of and part of exactly what I'm saying.
00:27:28
See, the brain is a powerful illusion.
00:27:31
I've been that's what I've been alluding to.
00:27:33
It's like characteristics versus personality.
00:27:37
Characteristics are the brain personality is your mind.
00:27:41
I like that.
00:27:45
Okay.
00:27:45
Because I don't know what the fuck it meant.
00:27:46
So yeah, I don't know what that means.
00:27:49
I So you're your brain is,
00:27:53
you know, the, the equivalent of the shit that's in my computer right now.
00:27:56
It's the fact that computer and I can do all kinds of shit with it
00:28:01
after the passage of minds.
00:28:02
It's so
00:28:04
adding the draw flair to that system.
00:28:07
That's the mind.
00:28:08
That's the person. So that's kind of what.
00:28:10
That's what I meant anyway. The characters.
00:28:11
No, that's kind of what I just really can't.
00:28:14
You can change your characteristics to a point,
00:28:16
but they're more kind of just set in the way you are.
00:28:18
You know, you either have hair, you don't for just a random example.
00:28:22
Yeah, but then how that affects your personality
00:28:26
happens in the mind.
00:28:30
Yeah.
00:28:30
So it might not be logically system we you know emotions
00:28:34
take play environment takes play
00:28:37
the brain I mean I guess if the brain is hot or cold
00:28:40
or the brain functions differently but it does think differently
00:28:44
or is that the mind
00:28:46
because there would be if the mind is the brain, the mind is not the brain.
00:28:49
Those are two separate concepts.
00:28:51
One is the physical system of
00:28:56
can you can you can you change your mind?
00:29:00
Yeah.
00:29:02
Can you can you change my mind?
00:29:05
Right now?
00:29:06
I'm trying because you've got this dualism going on.
00:29:11
That's that's just not You think the brain is physical, but
00:29:15
the mind is something greater than that and it is a result of the physical brain.
00:29:20
It is an emergent property.
00:29:23
Yeah. Yeah.
00:29:24
What you just said.
00:29:25
So you're saying that the art and the influence you get from
00:29:27
the art is no bigger than the paint on the paint and the on the canvas,
00:29:30
which is ridiculous. Of course it's bigger.
00:29:33
Of course it's bigger, it's intense.
00:29:35
But that is not what I'm saying.
00:29:37
It's intangible and unexplainable even sometimes.
00:29:40
Yeah. Why do you know so,
00:29:45
yeah.
00:29:45
What is that art analogy, do you think? Yes.
00:29:50
You're comparing art from the mind, But no, I'm not comparing you.
00:29:55
I'm comparing the art, the painting, the canvas to the brain.
00:29:59
And the way it affects your brain is different
00:30:02
than the way it affects your mind.
00:30:06
Now, the brain
00:30:09
may be the pathway to the mind.
00:30:12
So the word place for the mind
00:30:17
and all the functionality of the mind
00:30:20
and everything that is your mind
00:30:23
is contained in your brain.
00:30:25
I, I can't explain to any brain simpler.
00:30:28
Show the show the picture that I've got out of the brain.
00:30:32
And so that is a brain
00:30:34
is still a brain.
00:30:36
Its everybody still a brain.
00:30:38
Yeah, that's the brain.
00:30:40
Right The that's the brain.
00:30:42
The mind is what happens when you plug that brain into here.
00:30:48
No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:30:51
See, that is a dead brain with no mind.
00:30:54
Fuck you. You go.
00:30:56
Yeah.
00:30:58
No, I mean, you can keep explaining.
00:30:59
Well, I still think you're wrong, but that's a good it's a good follow up.
00:31:03
Yeah,
00:31:05
you're not that.
00:31:07
Yeah, there are no mind.
00:31:08
No more mind with no more brain.
00:31:09
With no brain is no mind.
00:31:11
And that's why I'm saying,
00:31:14
you know, the greater than less the brain greater than mind.
00:31:19
There's no, there's no important audio plan.
00:31:22
But I'm just going to picture this lady plays of the brain got is interesting
00:31:28
You know there's this new drive you get to play with the brain
00:31:32
but continue talking while the lady plays of the brain.
00:31:35
The play with people's brains at a daily basis.
00:31:38
It's fun for me.
00:31:40
Well, for no, no, no, no.
00:31:43
You play with people's minds.
00:31:45
Oh, he's got you.
00:31:48
Yeah. Yes.
00:31:49
And I'm telling you the mind is a part of the brain.
00:31:53
We're not disagreeing there.
00:31:55
They are definitely parts of one another, even No.
00:32:01
Once again, the greater than lesson time weighs heavily on the brain.
00:32:04
You're looking at it in constructs of physicality.
00:32:07
And I'm when it's like when you said it's dead, it's gone.
00:32:11
But this
00:32:13
that looks gross.
00:32:13
It looks like the wrong side of a ham. It
00:32:18
go inside of them to describe how you can tell
00:32:20
the boy or girl now a part right there, therefore.
00:32:24
Right there. Yeah.
00:32:27
Okay.
00:32:31
Where to vomit
00:32:33
You're muted journal surface of the cerebral you a
00:32:36
but this is a ventral surface sometimes going to help out
00:32:40
the other people here and we don't want to here
00:32:43
is the temporal lobe which I am outlining is here.
00:32:46
Here is the temporal lobe on the other side
00:32:50
and in front of it is this this weird Z under surface.
00:32:55
The frontal lobe,
00:32:57
cranial nerves are attached
00:32:59
greater than optic nerve.
00:33:02
And the sensory nerve from real.
00:33:04
Not my real nerve serves a greater purpose then it's large basilar to me.
00:33:09
That's the best I can think of.
00:33:11
The mind takes care of that.
00:33:12
Not that you can even see brain, even at the line of complete
00:33:15
internal carotid artery with inside of the brain.
00:33:18
Look at me.
00:33:19
I think we are greater than the sum of our parts.
00:33:22
But it's school physical system.
00:33:25
And I just what your thought about interpreting when he put it in
00:33:28
the clinic interpreted interpret is
00:33:31
the interpretation is greater than the brain kneecap
00:33:35
or worse depends on how you interpret I mean you could cloud in the body surface
00:33:39
now just the same as you can enhance your frontal lobes you already,
00:33:43
but the brain and your surface in such a remarkable order.
00:33:47
I mean, back to the animals
00:33:49
that go on, we just kind of fairly draw a line reaction response,
00:33:54
thinking anything exterior.
00:33:56
That's our reptilian section of our brain is the more reactionary.
00:34:00
So should we look for change the title, The brain and focus on the
00:34:05
no no cells are these you play with the mind
00:34:09
and the growth, and once they're dead, the mind is gone.
00:34:13
So the gyri.
00:34:13
Well, actually, you said you were did you say godlike?
00:34:16
Meaning it goes somewhere else, right?
00:34:18
Is ceases to exist.
00:34:20
I have names if you rewind.
00:34:22
I didn't say gone. However.
00:34:24
Right.
00:34:24
I don't I don't watch the show so I don't know what it was.
00:34:28
And the midline is no longer season.
00:34:31
So this figure separating.
00:34:33
Okay, there's video coming from that.
00:34:35
I didn't even realize that
00:34:36
central sulcus separates frontal interesting in front of which is just like
00:34:40
this is like we don't even grade this as they can make this YouTube video
00:34:44
of the time only the cortex now we can hear
00:34:48
everybody else could hear what she was saying.
00:34:49
I think it was going out in front, whatever it was.
00:34:52
The central thought that important and the cortex involved.
00:34:55
Great. Now I'm hungry. So my goal was always,
00:34:59
Are you that
00:34:59
hunger, that gyrus behind the center makes me want cheese.
00:35:03
So this is frontal lobe. Wow.
00:35:07
Sorry.
00:35:07
I mean, you son of a motor cortex in general,
00:35:11
and the sensory cortex in general.
00:35:14
So we're just getting our bearings.
00:35:17
The frontal lobe is further subdivided.
00:35:20
I don't think it's hard to see the intensity of this band.
00:35:22
A little cutting in the brain with like, a and
00:35:27
slicer type of thing. So.
00:35:29
So experience like.
00:35:31
So this fucking brain, like, what is it?
00:35:33
What does that do? What does this meat like?
00:35:35
How does that create mind thought?
00:35:37
Like what the fuck?
00:35:38
But is it right?
00:35:39
Yeah, it's it's a spongy
00:35:43
grow. Yeah.
00:35:43
This is crazy.
00:35:46
It's very sliced. It is.
00:35:49
And there's, like, this one starting to run out of it.
00:35:50
I got you that one fucking right. So this is called
00:35:54
I like it.
00:35:55
Shaved blood thinner.
00:35:57
I know.
00:35:58
Like my fence right here so that in
00:36:02
the internal of the brain.
00:36:05
But so have we ever cut one open and looked at it right now
00:36:08
on a live person because gyri right. Yeah.
00:36:12
Well what it looks like the second maybe all the air pockets or whatever stores the
00:36:15
I mean I'm I'm I'm trying to sound stupid right now honest, I'm trying this one.
00:36:20
Right.
00:36:21
But how do we know that that's what alive. Does it shrink?
00:36:23
Does it change size?
00:36:25
Does it change composition in any way?
00:36:27
How would we color it?
00:36:29
Does it have electrical impulses through it?
00:36:30
I try to find a fucking
00:36:33
I tried to find a
00:36:37
man that buzzing.
00:36:39
It's not.
00:36:39
It's it me. I mean, it's not, but I heard
00:36:43
it is.
00:36:44
Yeah.
00:36:45
That's good. Yeah.
00:36:45
Every time I thought maybe I should switch my.
00:36:48
No, it's the light. Is the light in the hotel.
00:36:50
It's definitely a fluorescent birth, but that's are
00:36:54
still going on.
00:36:55
No, getting no.
00:36:57
All right.
00:36:58
It doesn't, you know, it only bothers me and everyone else after I pointed out
00:37:03
right.
00:37:06
Well, you can't leave already,
00:37:08
but that you can't.
00:37:12
You did
00:37:19
here.
00:37:21
Yeah, see I can muted it goes away
00:37:24
is a Oh it's there for permanently the entire time.
00:37:29
Yeah. Or you may be on the live stream.
00:37:31
It was only when I'm talking to kicks and because I did the echo cancellation.
00:37:35
Yeah yeah yeah yeah
00:37:39
that's like that it's for slicing rodent rodent brains I guess.
00:37:41
I don't know how the fuck you use it, but
00:37:46
alive,
00:37:47
I guess.
00:37:49
No, I don't know.
00:37:50
From my experience, you can't slice a live brain.
00:37:52
Open the brain.
00:37:53
It stops the me.
00:37:55
Your experience.
00:37:57
I'm. Is that what I said?
00:37:59
Oh, no.
00:38:00
We've never sliced any brains.
00:38:01
We've resorted to the toys already.
00:38:05
This is intelligent conversation
00:38:07
is the other things is because my dog came in
00:38:10
and grabbed my Chewbacca and I forgot about doing
00:38:15
the dog doing.
00:38:17
And so now he's got leaves
00:38:19
and it's all slobbery
00:38:22
and I'm pissed.
00:38:24
So it reminds me of those dog toys that look like a foot.
00:38:27
What are you going to do when Chewbacca kind of finally kindly visits
00:38:30
and your dog attacks him because you've been given Chewbacca
00:38:33
to a dog, a dog toy this whole time?
00:38:36
I didn't want him to use Chewbacca as a dog toy.
00:38:39
This is awful. He actually
00:38:43
almost broke all the way
00:38:44
through his little strap for his little pouch.
00:38:48
And my mind is telling me to kill my dog,
00:38:52
not my 17. No,
00:38:56
that's the greatest
00:38:58
minds playing tricks on me.
00:39:00
Oh, that's a good song.
00:39:04
So we play in that.
00:39:05
Next, let's broaden out.
00:39:07
Broaden Boris Lawrence.
00:39:12
So we've got consoles in government.
00:39:15
I love that scene because it's in a museum.
00:39:18
Just what?
00:39:19
Just what Brady was talking about now, the artwork,
00:39:23
they were changing the artwork, making it even more inspired.
00:39:27
That's what they did.
00:39:30
So that's to me, that's just to me,
00:39:32
that's an enhancement of the brain equals mind.
00:39:37
Enhancement of the brain, Huh?
00:39:39
Not like when it does things
00:39:44
or functions in a way that it shouldn't do.
00:39:49
Do you believe in any of that telepathy nonsense?
00:39:53
No, none of it.
00:39:56
We certainly don't have
00:39:58
a lot of money until I see a mechanism by which it happens.
00:40:01
And it's not true. Telepathy.
00:40:04
I mean, you didn't send
00:40:06
the electrical impulses into someone's brain electrically.
00:40:11
And that's not telepathy, but you could actually send the messages that way.
00:40:16
Good point.
00:40:17
So when we start to preview, when we start enhancing our brain with add ons,
00:40:23
yeah, that Will be a of mind.
00:40:25
Is it a part of the brain?
00:40:27
Because it's clearly not.
00:40:28
If it's added on like, you know, it's a plug in or an enhancement.
00:40:33
Well, to add an aftermarket feature to your car, it becomes part of your car.
00:40:39
Does it?
00:40:40
So everything everything, everything attached to my car
00:40:44
becomes a part of my car.
00:40:47
Yeah. Yeah, I'm afraid so.
00:40:49
Oh, I don't like that.
00:40:52
Oh, what have you attached to your car
00:40:53
that you don't consider part of your car?
00:40:59
You know, I never thought about it.
00:41:02
Okay,
00:41:04
let's turn need to.
00:41:05
Is that a mice mind?
00:41:07
Maybe it'd be better if I did.
00:41:08
You're thinking in a mouse brain?
00:41:10
No, the two little ones.
00:41:12
Brain.
00:41:13
The human on those. I better.
00:41:16
But that's a little mouse brain.
00:41:19
Oh, this.
00:41:21
Yeah.
00:41:23
So what tissues is that? Is that so?
00:41:25
Since we've already crossed the Rubicon
00:41:27
from brain to mind, what is what tissue is the mind made up of.
00:41:31
I don't care what color it is or if it's called gray matter.
00:41:34
Like, I mean, is it the same as your skin?
00:41:39
Julius Caesar.
00:41:42
Right.
00:41:43
What?
00:41:44
Say that again.
00:41:46
Really? Gray matter.
00:41:50
Oh, he switched answers.
00:41:52
Oh, yeah, Yeah.
00:41:55
Change answers. Oh, hilarious.
00:41:58
As I'm pulling up this fucking video for the brain slicer.
00:42:02
It's fucking meat.
00:42:04
That's great.
00:42:05
At least me know you're in your brain
00:42:10
slicing video that's just getting
00:42:13
passed across marketing.
00:42:14
Now I want ham or.
00:42:16
Or there was a human brain. Goddammit.
00:42:20
Bullshit.
00:42:25
I think the little animal brains demonstrates what I'm talking about.
00:42:28
Like ingredient.
00:42:29
Like they've got a level of mind.
00:42:34
Like some mind, some agency.
00:42:38
This is go on, some consciousness.
00:42:42
I never heard of glial cells before
00:42:46
or something.
00:42:46
You want your hands ham slicer shaved.
00:42:50
I don't care if you have to wash the fucking machine.
00:42:52
Do it. Charge me extra.
00:42:55
I still want. Oh, they're going real.
00:42:57
They're going real thin on this.
00:43:01
This is
00:43:02
even though the process is mechanized,
00:43:05
you still need to move each slice into storage just so they have more brain.
00:43:09
Do you just move it Pregnant brush
00:43:14
by keeping track of the slices?
00:43:16
The 3D structure of the brain is preserved as an ordered static sections.
00:43:22
Unfortunately, the slices come off
00:43:24
the machine as a bit of a crumpled mess.
00:43:27
Again, human intervention is required
00:43:30
to sort them out
00:43:33
again.
00:43:33
Slice has to be floated in water so that it unfurls
00:43:37
with a little help from another paintbrush.
00:43:40
It's interesting
00:43:41
that that just doesn't work just kind of collecting some for its place on.
00:43:44
You're able to.
00:43:47
I'm waiting for her to jump on her face
00:43:49
and take over her fucking just sitting there.
00:43:52
We saw on a series of stains one color.
00:43:56
So that was that.
00:43:58
The things flew and so alien face suckers,
00:44:01
that was really too much stain as applied to the
00:44:05
stuff.
00:44:06
And yeah, what was on the brain too?
00:44:09
It was a little bit frightening. High magnification.
00:44:12
They go down to go down for a bit
00:44:14
and then come back up and be all controlled by the mother blob.
00:44:19
Oh yeah.
00:44:22
Suicide Squad.
00:44:25
That sounds like you're right.
00:44:27
That's, that might be right.
00:44:29
The suicide squad.
00:44:31
The good was the second suicide squad.
00:44:33
The good.
00:44:34
The good one with the shark in the beginning and the.
00:44:36
Yeah, the shark. Yeah. We are using them.
00:44:39
The weasel.
00:44:41
The weasel is great. That's great.
00:44:44
So what about Hive mind?
00:44:45
How do they communicate?
00:44:47
And a hive mind?
00:44:48
I wonder, how do they chemically is what I'm led to believe.
00:44:53
Well, hold on a second.
00:44:54
Is that chemical held with inside the brain?
00:44:58
No. Well, then everything you said was wrong.
00:45:01
The mind is greater than the brain.
00:45:03
It was not talking about a hive mind, but the mind is right in the name
00:45:07
that operates like a like conversation, like you and I are speaking.
00:45:12
And that's how we're communicating to each other.
00:45:15
These words aren't in
00:45:17
contained inside our minds.
00:45:20
There's some sort of link between our brains
00:45:23
that we're conversing that bridge.
00:45:25
Your conversation?
00:45:26
Yes. The sensors in an extra environment, it
00:45:29
the stuff outside of the brain is affecting your mind, not your brain.
00:45:34
That's why there's a different definition of that.
00:45:37
Your brain is just tissue.
00:45:38
It lives and then it it's you're you're separating the mind
00:45:42
from the brain where there is no separation?
00:45:46
We pulled the definition up earlier.
00:45:48
They actually.
00:45:50
Yeah.
00:45:52
And and what I said remains true
00:45:56
that the mind is an emergent
00:45:58
property of the brain,
00:46:02
that it's still that greater than less symbol
00:46:05
brain, greater than mind.
00:46:07
It's a subset.
00:46:11
So do you think the painting is
00:46:14
greater than the impressions and the joy
00:46:18
and the extra intangibles that it provides
00:46:22
if it has more physical weight than the intangibles?
00:46:27
But no, no, you didn't
00:46:31
throw the words
00:46:32
without people to admire, without people to admire and appreciate the art.
00:46:36
It's just a brick wall.
00:46:38
Yeah, agreed.
00:46:40
Without the interpretations and sensors and extra add ons
00:46:42
in the environment to the brain that the to the mind.
00:46:45
I mean then it's just a brain.
00:46:49
So I don't know why you are elevating the brain.
00:46:52
The granted the brain in the brain, actual brain with no mind.
00:46:56
And I know there's no mindless brain.
00:46:59
Wait there's someone who's been sliced.
00:47:01
Say that again.
00:47:03
Just so I want to be. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
00:47:05
The dead brain. There is no mind without brain.
00:47:10
Brain.
00:47:12
Well, Vicky, brain.
00:47:12
I was going to pull that song up, but yeah,
00:47:14
I would agree that the mind of the brain is the largest component of the mind.
00:47:20
Yeah, that's not agree.
00:47:22
That's saying something silly.
00:47:26
There is no brain without your mind.
00:47:27
There is no mind without your brain.
00:47:30
This is your brain on drugs.
00:47:31
All that you just showed us.
00:47:32
A brain without a mind.
00:47:35
So there can be a brain without a mind.
00:47:38
It's a dead brain.
00:47:39
But that was talking to talk.
00:47:40
Whatever the mind needs in a live brain.
00:47:43
We agree
00:47:46
the mind needs an alive brain.
00:47:48
And that's to say to say that,
00:47:52
well, I know you're doing those things.
00:47:54
We we saw a woman with a mind playing with the brain and she needed to do that. So.
00:48:01
So, okay.
00:48:03
No, she had another she had another brain connected to her mind.
00:48:08
Yeah.
00:48:10
Yeah.
00:48:11
Her mind was on her.
00:48:12
You slice it then.
00:48:15
If she had a brain on her mind.
00:48:18
Oh well,
00:48:23
fuck,
00:48:26
I don't.
00:48:27
I know what a nerve cell is or a neuron, but I don't know what a global cell is.
00:48:32
Well, yeah, I. I'll. That's the problem.
00:48:34
My girlfriend actually has a
00:48:36
degree in neuroscience from me, and so where the fuck is she?
00:48:41
Yeah, her.
00:48:43
There's.
00:48:44
I don't want her to listen to the show, but there's the call in number.
00:48:47
No, she's not.
00:48:48
You never
00:48:51
know.
00:48:51
There's
00:48:53
no, no, no, no,
00:48:55
no. You.
00:48:57
She knows.
00:48:57
She knows. Like it's just going to,
00:49:01
it's like, it's like trying to do the hot dog buns.
00:49:04
Easy draw with easy sister in the garage.
00:49:06
It's just kind like.
00:49:07
No way. It's just different.
00:49:10
Smart people are never allowed to say, I don't know,
00:49:13
especially physicists and neuro brain people or whatever.
00:49:16
You just can't rocket surgeons.
00:49:18
So the more you know, the more you realize you don't know.
00:49:21
When you say that there's a type of cell that provides
00:49:24
physical and chemical support to neurons that maintain their environment.
00:49:28
It sounds like you're saying nothing.
00:49:32
Can you know, can somebody else read that to me?
00:49:34
Because there's a lot going on there.
00:49:36
Maybe stupid provides physical.
00:49:39
So yeah, seriously, I'm not ruling it out.
00:49:41
Physical and chemical supply.
00:49:42
That again is it's a little blurry on my screen, but it's tiny on mine.
00:49:48
Oh, All right.
00:49:48
These going on? Yeah,
00:49:51
these glial cells.
00:49:53
I don't know how to pronounce that girl.
00:49:55
I was always glial.
00:49:58
Glial cells are a type of cell that provides physical
00:50:00
and chemical support to neurons and maintain their environment.
00:50:05
Don't we all provide support to something in our body
00:50:07
or our world and maintain our environment like that?
00:50:12
I don't know what that me? I know nothing.
00:50:14
I know nothing more than I didn't know before about the glial cells.
00:50:17
They're located in the central nervous system
00:50:20
and the peripheral nervous system.
00:50:23
Other and they're also called the glue of the nervous system.
00:50:27
Okay. All right. That helps me a little bit.
00:50:28
So they help the other they help the other cells stick together.
00:50:33
Is it going to come and go support zone?
00:50:35
Is it like a stuck in logistics? Like?
00:50:38
Well, first I thought like I thought literally like thinking
00:50:41
I thought they supported thinking, but now it sounds like they are just the
00:50:45
the group.
00:50:45
But see they provide like
00:50:47
until they realize that they're not and they actually do have a function.
00:50:50
We just thought they were glue,
00:50:51
but they're actually the part that thinks you know well,
00:50:54
I know there's a whole bunch of people who are
00:50:56
cringing right now because we've not the whole brain.
00:50:59
I think we map them.
00:51:01
I almost do want to call her and just put her on speakerphone.
00:51:03
Technically, if we meant to her brain, wouldn't we have found the mind in there?
00:51:08
You know, we did all this like just develop this.
00:51:12
Should become so, like, dependent on each other just because as the what?
00:51:16
The brain of mind in the mind
00:51:18
as the brain, as the mind expanded beyond the brain.
00:51:21
The brain needed to grow to encompass what the mind needed to be capable of.
00:51:25
Right?
00:51:26
I don't know.
00:51:28
I like that.
00:51:29
That's how that works, right?
00:51:30
Oh, so you're saying that there's the mind and brain are separate.
00:51:33
Good job, Gary.
00:51:33
Thank you.
00:51:39
Are separate words, separate definitions.
00:51:44
But the
00:51:47
they are separate brain doesn't grow with the mind does
00:51:50
very smart person brought
00:51:52
that up or I think Gary to your mind starting to go
00:51:56
yeah yeah I think so yeah this is oh
00:51:59
I believe they call that sundowning.
00:52:04
No, no.
00:52:05
Okay, you kids get off my lawn.
00:52:07
No, I'm all right.
00:52:08
All the know he's been up all day.
00:52:10
You're not as fresh and you start to forget things and start
00:52:13
to think your mind is your brain, that sort of thing,
00:52:16
and yells at Barnwell.
00:52:22
Subtitle for this
00:52:26
Your mind expands more than you think.
00:52:29
Do you think that That was pretty clever.
00:52:30
I thought of that all by myself.
00:52:33
Wow. No, I support.
00:52:35
That's why it's so short and sweet and it's not clickbait,
00:52:37
so we'll get tons of views.
00:52:38
I did know. Click click baiting this time.
00:52:41
I also started the show right at 10:00 instead of last night.
00:52:44
You're a masturbating.
00:52:45
I don't know. That works.
00:52:47
The answer to the question. Yeah.
00:52:48
Masturbate clip screamed right to the top.
00:52:50
We got lots of feedback on that.
00:52:53
Oh, he did? Yeah.
00:52:55
Oh cool.
00:52:57
I love I love that.
00:52:58
I'm a positive critic.
00:53:01
This long, long accusation of speech.
00:53:04
What if I told you that?
00:53:05
What if I told you the term giant offends me?
00:53:09
Will you stop saying it?
00:53:11
No fucking way.
00:53:12
You can't.
00:53:13
Pussy's okay, But Giant bothers me because.
00:53:16
Right?
00:53:16
I'm like, average sized. So
00:53:19
Giant is very offensive.
00:53:21
We don't need to hear what's going on.
00:53:24
Hey, for four and a half inches is average.
00:53:31
We're in the wrong with that.
00:53:34
Yeah,
00:53:36
but they get all the smarts, so, yeah,
00:53:39
they also get dictatorships as well.
00:53:41
But you know. Oh, yeah,
00:53:46
communism.
00:53:47
But you know what? Don't. Don't we all now.
00:53:50
All right. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
00:53:52
Do we have any cock good mind.
00:53:55
Oh, no.
00:53:56
Oh, I should let somebody.
00:53:59
I don't think it had anything to do with cock do,
00:54:01
but I saw this documentary and I said it before. I'm
00:54:04
on here.
00:54:05
But the documentary about they took a slice of the frontal lobe
00:54:10
of someone's brain and they just it just had these little wires
00:54:13
and these little probes and they powered it with these two wires,
00:54:18
and it was attached to this cart with two wheels and this little car.
00:54:21
It was just the second they power it up, it was like starting to move.
00:54:25
And it would go back and forth and turn a little bit.
00:54:27
And and they just said that it was it was like,
00:54:30
that's what's in front of your frontal lobe does
00:54:33
is it's trying to figure out what it is and what it can do, what it's like, what
00:54:38
it's trying to explore its environment.
00:54:39
It has no, you know, eyes or anything.
00:54:41
And all it knows is, I don't know something's happening.
00:54:44
Let's see what this is. And learn.
00:54:46
Isn't isn't Neuralink doing that with human minds?
00:54:51
Not only do I know, I know.
00:54:53
I just don't know enough about Neuralink or whether I don't want to do to have
00:54:58
that fucking implant in his head.
00:55:01
That is, he can see colors with the.
00:55:05
That was like ten years ago.
00:55:08
Hey, they're automated teller episode from Neuropathy,
00:55:11
a channel covering all to
00:55:14
ramp up going from fear that this can have a real effect
00:55:17
on changing certainty where you just sit and these threads actually are
00:55:23
those are the wire threads then detect and deliver tiny electrical pulses
00:55:28
that correlate to thoughts, feelings or actions.
00:55:32
A couple of years ago, Neuralink showed this tech working in a monkey named pager.
00:55:36
So would this be part of the mind linked devices that could read pagers
00:55:40
brain signals?
00:55:41
Oh, prove that pager could play of why we want just his mind and no joystick.
00:55:46
But for me it's a universal consciousness.
00:55:49
What if it can do the minds job better than the mind, though?
00:55:53
I mean, it's just the link to the brain.
00:55:55
I meant the brain. See,
00:55:57
I don't know, Will.
00:55:58
It's going to aid the brain.
00:56:00
It's like at first the people have an advantage
00:56:04
and then later on you won't be able to compete
00:56:07
or even function or survive without these implants,
00:56:11
it pretty much is going to be like the Matrix or if
00:56:14
it's not there.
00:56:16
Okay, now you do me a load of
00:56:20
instructions in the brain now, you know, by helicopter.
00:56:23
Yeah.
00:56:24
Upload it.
00:56:27
There's still latency,
00:56:28
you know, there's still some latency, but yeah, it's quicker.
00:56:32
Think of it as right right now.
00:56:34
In an hour you'll be able to fly a helicopter
00:56:37
the way the way Elon Musk, the way Elon Musk says it is right now.
00:56:41
There's this huge lag between downloading at your computer and then getting it
00:56:46
from your computer to your eyes and hands and fingers to your brain.
00:56:50
Right. And speeding up.
00:56:52
He's downloading it directly to your brain,
00:56:53
but you still have to read it, so to speak.
00:56:56
You still you'll still have to.
00:56:58
At least that's why I understand you're going to be able to visualize it
00:57:01
in your own mind with your you know, actually, I don't I don't I don't know.
00:57:04
Let's keep watching.
00:57:05
Your updates are going labor and they will charge insurers $40,000
00:57:11
if forecast annual revenue as high as $100 million.
00:57:14
It's only 40 grand. You get upgraded.
00:57:16
All right.
00:57:17
So once it's in their recruitment, we don't care about that.
00:57:20
That's the partner. I want to see it.
00:57:26
It's where we don't see
00:57:28
the linkage.
00:57:30
Yeah, I don't know
00:57:32
many of the devices available today can enable experiences like this.
00:57:36
This man is in his living room and wearing meters Oculus head
00:57:40
of presumably playing or for some other reason that.
00:57:43
Poor guy
00:57:45
should be at the top
00:57:47
of a skyscraper with no harnesses.
00:57:50
They're going to do this, I guess break this down like that.
00:57:52
So they become the number one in the wherever the car.
00:57:55
Oh, no, I did.
00:57:57
I don't know. It's been quite getting that.
00:57:59
I, I know what I'm getting around.
00:58:02
Do you need help?
00:58:02
Do you need help?
00:58:03
You need.
00:58:05
Turn it. Oh, wow.
00:58:07
Okay.
00:58:08
Well,
00:58:10
that's
00:58:12
actually for real.
00:58:13
Until she kicked them.
00:58:15
Until he said. Oh, my God.
00:58:18
Yeah, Yeah.
00:58:20
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
00:58:22
I don't know.
00:58:23
They could just be really stupid people.
00:58:28
The main constraint we have is on the output side.
00:58:31
The sorry, this is until we hijacked the app, but those are
00:58:34
there's a lot of people that have a brain but their mind isn't smart enough.
00:58:38
Neuralink won't be utilized at will, at least for healthy people.
00:58:42
We already have access to the internet, which by the way
00:58:46
is incredibly underrated by almost everyone
00:58:50
that we can consume quite a bit of to watching
00:58:55
audio or video because our eyes and ears
00:58:58
can sense a lot of the information at one time.
00:59:01
This image you see at first Neuralink won't be that special,
00:59:06
at least for healthy.
00:59:07
We already have access to the internet, which by the way,
00:59:11
is incredibly underrated by almost everyone.
00:59:15
It was.
00:59:15
I was just thinking that they would know fucking the
00:59:19
that asshole in the wheelchair
00:59:22
hawking talking.
00:59:23
What technology? What technology is he doing?
00:59:25
They got hold on
00:59:28
it all kinds of shit.
00:59:29
Why do they get to that?
00:59:31
You get to that
00:59:34
greedy doing this just did.
00:59:36
Stephen Hawking is dead.
00:59:38
This is in theory of a horse and is now in a wheelchair.
00:59:43
0803 Man Right person That's true.
00:59:46
You can consume that information through the medium of audio or choose our eyes.
00:59:51
Study your diving sense a lot of the information out
00:59:55
this input rate is media, right.
00:59:58
So listen this is a main contrary we have is on the side.
01:00:02
If want to send information to our computers
01:00:05
or other digital devices, we're limited to our fingers typing.
01:00:09
On some occasions we can use our voice,
01:00:11
but even that is much slower than the rate at which we think of idea.
01:00:15
So if you're using Siri, Neuralink will be able
01:00:17
to both send and receive information extremely quickly.
01:00:21
This will make us feel as though our biological selves
01:00:24
have fully merged with our digital devices.
01:00:28
And whether you think this is freaky or exciting, I'm here to tell you
01:00:31
this train isn't stopping and Neuralink is probably going to be the company
01:00:35
that ushers in this matrix in the room.
01:00:37
So get ready for the day when it's totally normal
01:00:40
for our ten year olds to have brain chips.
01:00:44
That day is probably just a few decades away.
01:00:47
Well, they're already getting their dicks cut off.
01:00:49
Oh, so what's what's. What's a chip? You know,
01:00:55
my dog is a microchip.
01:00:57
I got a deep cut off or balls.
01:01:00
The way they take advantage of the Internet.
01:01:02
That underrated Internet connection that we all share.
01:01:05
That goes both ways.
01:01:08
There's nothing there here.
01:01:09
First, Brady goes both ways.
01:01:11
They take advantage of this.
01:01:12
How much can you imagine how they'll take advantage of our thoughts
01:01:16
and be like, Yeah, implanting them and knowing them?
01:01:19
No, thank you.
01:01:20
Well then yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:01:22
Mining them, selling them to other third party.
01:01:24
You'd have to sign a waiver every time you think.
01:01:28
And I mean acknowledge
01:01:30
that you use them to sell among other third parties.
01:01:35
I can't always control what I think.
01:01:38
Can you?
01:01:38
I'm going to tell you who's at the helm.
01:01:40
I can sometimes look how many.
01:01:42
Look how many entities.
01:01:43
Yeah, I know.
01:01:43
There's several times where I think about stuff
01:01:45
and it's like, Asshole, What do you think about this?
01:01:47
Like, what the fuck, man? Right?
01:01:49
Or I guess a song stuck in my head that I don't like.
01:01:53
Yeah. What's up with that?
01:01:55
Even the song that you like.
01:01:56
But it's been stuck in your head for like, 4 hours and it's like, Right, Yeah.
01:02:00
Yeah.
01:02:00
Why doesn't my mind choose something I would enjoy?
01:02:04
Right? It's always.
01:02:06
It's my mind pissed to me
01:02:09
instead of.
01:02:14
Yeah.
01:02:17
It sounded like your royalty free music.
01:02:21
That what it is.
01:02:22
It's like totally like some of the
01:02:23
like you hear it in a lot of different it it's not bad some good speaking
01:02:27
but all the stuff you guys said yeah I can't play in the first hour.
01:02:32
Oh I the sweet.
01:02:33
Speaking of that, I would like to say in the in tonight's
01:02:36
I'd like the teaser better than anything because
01:02:39
we just got this text message by the Drone British show.
01:02:43
I'd like to dive into maybe a little bit of discussion on drumming.
01:02:48
Oh, yeah, you guys should definitely do that.
01:02:50
I got to get my disc of discussion last week.
01:02:52
You great.
01:02:54
We went through Travis Barker and stuff.
01:02:55
I just like to get to what your actual perception from a drummer
01:02:58
and that is now I'd like to know it's a teaser.
01:03:01
It's like around ten or Don't be like Gary and as above and so below,
01:03:06
you know what we're we have a special guest on the show today.
01:03:10
No way Yeah it's going to be Gary
01:03:13
Oh oh
01:03:15
he's going to stick around
01:03:19
Yes I'm going to on the Brady deserve some pillow talk
01:03:21
Yeah bed shots now you clearly don't go through the filter You took your nap.
01:03:27
You're up for work.
01:03:28
Might as well just stay on.
01:03:30
I did.
01:03:31
I took a nice long nap home
01:03:35
now. Oh, yeah. You're in the wrong place.
01:03:38
I thought
01:03:39
I were stepping down in the Eastern time zone and the clock right now.
01:03:44
10:00.
01:03:46
Oh, no kidding.
01:03:47
Okay, well, that's going to happen.
01:03:49
Tennessee and
01:03:51
I'm like, literally, I was out of Memphis.
01:03:54
Yeah, my family was in the Memphis Crossville area,
01:03:57
and their subdivision is like half and half.
01:04:00
It's really strange
01:04:02
because I know what the fuck that means and what that means,
01:04:05
but I still know anybody that knows jam or geometry guy
01:04:11
or whatever.
01:04:12
The city Attorney Crossville, Mississippi
01:04:16
Crossville is like dead nut center between Knoxville and Nashville.
01:04:21
Okay, I don't know.
01:04:23
I don't know what that means, but ten states
01:04:26
have one time zone half the other.
01:04:29
I think there's somebody's house that's half time zone, half one.
01:04:32
You know, the wife the husband and wife couldn't because, you know,
01:04:35
you're allowed to pick when you're that close, I would assume.
01:04:39
Well, yeah, I said before and that's where I've always been curious like
01:04:43
it's pretty pretty arbitrary work.
01:04:46
You have to get up.
01:04:47
They fucks with you every day, right? Right.
01:04:49
You know,
01:04:51
you just you that or you just take your time.
01:04:53
But then how would you know?
01:04:54
Like restaurants, local restaurants. What do they say?
01:04:57
Even though the whole.
01:04:59
The line looks pretty straight.
01:05:01
What is that? The Prime Meridian Prime?
01:05:02
No, those are these this way.
01:05:04
What are those lines called?
01:05:06
The time zone latitude.
01:05:07
I'll just call time.
01:05:08
Time zone lines look pretty straight.
01:05:10
Straight retarded.
01:05:13
They're retarded the time.
01:05:16
My they're all you know, they they go around cities, whatever they decide.
01:05:19
Oh, they're like retarded. Yeah.
01:05:20
Because it depends I'm sure who voted.
01:05:22
They, they like voted what they wanted
01:05:25
only only politicians could make something like time political.
01:05:29
You just need one time.
01:05:31
I've said this before. We just need one time.
01:05:33
It doesn't give.
01:05:33
It doesn't matter if it's light or dark outside.
01:05:36
It should just be a time designation like this should just be zero
01:05:40
and one or zero zero.
01:05:41
And then, you know, end of day,
01:05:44
I think Star Trek did that time.
01:05:47
Do you work 6:06 a.m.
01:05:50
What was be on the other side of the earth and it's fucking dark outside
01:05:54
or whether
01:05:54
it's fucking on the side of the earth and it's the sun starting to come up,
01:05:58
gives a fuck outta the sun doing this one time the sun is doing it.
01:06:03
Oh hey I,
01:06:05
I live on the other side of the world.
01:06:06
What's called the circle in metric opens a little versus standard Time
01:06:11
opens at 11 p.m..
01:06:12
Okay.
01:06:15
Right.
01:06:15
And then that's the same thing.
01:06:18
Yeah.
01:06:18
Who gives a shit if it's darker like we're using 11 a.m.
01:06:24
PM 3 a.m.
01:06:25
That's our daytime hours.
01:06:26
So like some communist gobbledygook
01:06:30
I know.
01:06:30
I think Draws mind is working this time really.
01:06:34
This is my right.
01:06:35
There's a backhanded compliment that was
01:06:40
universal time.
01:06:43
Usually any time universal kind idea it's already been
01:06:47
Oh yeah no, every time I thought of it
01:06:50
like a brilliant, brilliant idea for a product,
01:06:54
it was like ten, ten of them had already been dead before.
01:06:58
That's all right. Well,
01:07:01
what's up,
01:07:02
man four What's the you and you to stand for?
01:07:05
I don't know the fuck you're talking about.
01:07:07
Computers and everything uses UTC, which is universal time,
01:07:10
and then it's a plus or minus where you live.
01:07:12
The computer's there.
01:07:15
So there's an algorithm that to use that process.
01:07:17
Is that so we could just use that correct?
01:07:20
There we go.
01:07:21
But once we get neuralink done.
01:07:27
Yeah, a dream come true.
01:07:31
Boyfriend.
01:07:32
I guess that's a convention.
01:07:34
I'm used to this, you know.
01:07:35
I guess you just get used to it being 5:00 am, being dark or
01:07:40
noon being dark, you know?
01:07:42
I mean, it wouldn't matter.
01:07:44
It'd be relative to the area that you're in,
01:07:46
but it would just all fall right into place.
01:07:47
They wouldn't know any better.
01:07:49
Earth time, you know, We'll just call it Earth time.
01:07:52
Earth time. We celebrate one New Year's.
01:07:53
There wouldn't be multiple New Year's. Every fucking one.
01:07:56
Oh, well, now, for some people it'd be like, you know, four in afternoon.
01:07:59
Come up with ideas.
01:08:01
It's a day long celebration.
01:08:02
Yeah.
01:08:03
Let's come up with ideas that create more parties, not fewer parties.
01:08:06
Yeah, it would be a
01:08:09
everyone would get the day off and it would be
01:08:11
probably partying all day rather than at night.
01:08:14
Who doesn't get the day off?
01:08:17
Yeah, I always thought it was weird that people give the New Year's
01:08:21
day off as if it's some type of who gives a fuck number one.
01:08:24
And number two, why are you ruining commerce?
01:08:28
Two, just to give your employees a day after they can go out and party
01:08:30
the night before so they can stay up till midnight? It's.
01:08:32
It's fucking stupid.
01:08:34
I think even having a pay day off or a national
01:08:37
is good for morale, therefore good for productivity.
01:08:41
I work for a company that doesn't need to operate on that day.
01:08:45
Yeah, goods and services need to operate on those days.
01:08:48
And that's good hours is bullshit.
01:08:50
Why? Why?
01:08:51
This is why the food place or the corner store ready to get New Year's Day off?
01:08:55
Why do you really need to go out and party?
01:08:57
Because freedom, motherfucker.
01:09:00
Yeah, no kidding.
01:09:01
I take the holiday weeks as a delivery driver to make up for it
01:09:06
in production on the factory line.
01:09:09
Heck, just a day off.
01:09:11
Go back to regular work
01:09:13
a day later.
01:09:14
Woo hoo!
01:09:15
You had a day off day where somebody broke the factory.
01:09:18
What happened?
01:09:20
Now it's just a day off.
01:09:21
No big deal.
01:09:22
No. I hated you had, didn't you?
01:09:25
You said you shut, did you.
01:09:27
Yeah.
01:09:27
No production Friday you because it
01:09:29
you break the double stamping machine where you retool
01:09:33
produce building.
01:09:34
No, not retooling.
01:09:36
It was just a low demand.
01:09:38
You know it's it's kind of a low.
01:09:42
A low or low.
01:09:45
Low. Low.
01:09:48
Yeah.
01:09:48
So you're producing those, you know those.
01:09:51
And so by January we'll get slammed.
01:09:54
But right now we're kind of slow.
01:09:56
So I'm enjoying a four day workweek.
01:09:59
Wasn't that FDR was slogan a dildo for every vagina.
01:10:05
Yes. That's a good slogan.
01:10:08
So I believe you said there's
01:10:10
there's a lot I just can't believe there's a lull in dildos.
01:10:15
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:10:17
When these two.
01:10:18
Two and three at a time. Yeah, right.
01:10:21
I know.
01:10:22
I think we overproduced over the summer.
01:10:25
I understood the one in the mouth though.
01:10:28
Like they got the one in there.
01:10:29
Why does Gina in the Air Force me to explain it to you?
01:10:33
I have some. Yes, please explain that to me.
01:10:35
How a woman alone with a vagina in her mouth is turning her on.
01:10:40
She's that much of a whore that
01:10:43
I think. Zero.
01:10:44
I don't know. Something there?
01:10:46
Vagina? No,
01:10:48
not dildo.
01:10:50
You say vagina, but it's way better. Oh,
01:10:54
yeah.
01:10:54
The intrigue at that point that I was like, Yeah,
01:10:58
that's where I was going.
01:10:58
I always thought it was weird that like, if lesbians are going to use a dildo,
01:11:02
why don't you just use a real dick?
01:11:04
I'll let you use mine. I'll just. I'll just kind of be there.
01:11:06
I won't.
01:11:06
I won't intrude too much.
01:11:08
But, you know, because they.
01:11:10
They hate the men's mind, not the men's penis.
01:11:13
Oh, they're bringing it back in.
01:11:16
I tried. Fuck, I tried
01:11:22
it. So the
01:11:23
turn of phrase that it's like, Oh, you're thinking with down there.
01:11:27
What's that mean?
01:11:29
That's
01:11:31
it ties in with Brady,
01:11:32
thinking that the mind's just frigging everywhere,
01:11:36
right?
01:11:36
So that if you went too far.
01:11:40
I never said everywhere.
01:11:41
I just said every frigging where.
01:11:43
It's an intangible stuff, you know, you hollowed out by Kurt Cobain.
01:11:48
It didn't make me push buttons.
01:11:51
I love when you push buttons. You.
01:11:53
You said that the brain was greater than the mind.
01:11:55
My argument was that I disagree with and I say even so.
01:11:58
But the mind is greater than the brain.
01:12:00
Not everywhere.
01:12:01
But you did your intentionally larger like as in art appreciation.
01:12:07
That was my only connection.
01:12:09
You can't hurt.
01:12:10
I love the art, say, and everywhere to try and prove your point
01:12:14
by making it untrue ridiculous statement that I did not say
01:12:19
that is I'm
01:12:26
silly.
01:12:28
Okay, well, I'm going to go off on these gentlemen,
01:12:30
so you should cut us off of the other platform.
01:12:35
Oh, sorry.
01:12:36
I thought when you said go off
01:12:36
your coffee, you're going to provide something of substance in removal.
01:12:41
Hold on.
01:12:48
But I'm going off.
01:12:53
But did you already shut off the other platforms?
01:12:56
Do you need music? Oh, that's a good point.
01:12:59
I did not. Should I?
01:13:01
I should just leave it.
01:13:02
Just disclaimer
01:13:07
This is
01:13:08
crude
01:13:10
gibberish. Oh, listen up.
01:13:12
Before we get into this craziness and Senator Specter here,
01:13:18
this is the site of what I do.
01:13:21
Look, we're here from time to time, all right?
01:13:25
And it's a crazy world.
01:13:27
No, no, we're in Germany.
01:13:29
We're we're just trying to do
01:13:32
windows.
01:13:33
So here you are.
01:13:34
Like this
01:13:37
course.
01:13:38
Yes. Oh, all right.
01:13:39
Maybe we're
01:13:41
football team and a bit, isn't it?
01:13:46
It's an excellent subsidiary
01:13:49
article to everyone who works.
01:13:53
All right, We
01:13:56
all of you guys,
01:13:58
where everyone from politicians myself
01:14:03
say that our military,
01:14:07
political system, we don't have anything.
01:14:11
So then you know what?
01:14:13
We're not responsible for any better machines.
01:14:17
But you can see we promised something.
01:14:22
Deliver our fake news, alert
01:14:24
the details, rumors and
01:14:28
even though I was disappointed
01:14:30
to realize that people were there long days,
01:14:34
it's probably a little too hard.
01:14:38
We're pretty sure they're brown, but
01:14:41
there are
01:14:44
fairly random murder photos,
01:14:47
and they will understand people or characters.
01:14:51
Yeah, not the reason
01:14:53
we were in the job, but we saw some trouble. So
01:15:00
there are
01:15:02
you're hiring people.
01:15:03
We're just cracking jokes, spread joy
01:15:08
and everyone would like to be serious all the time.
01:15:12
So pull up, Buttercup, and you're ready for Prime Minister of
01:15:17
France, right?
01:15:19
You're right. I was wrong.
01:15:21
I apologize.
01:15:25
Good bye, you two.
01:15:28
Yeah.
01:15:28
During that, I was part of the news room.
01:15:31
We actually had those here in the God of game to five on Twitch.
01:15:35
Mentioned our universal time clock.
01:15:37
And what do you think would hurt more just to use for getting shot?
01:15:41
Oops. And then he said, my bad.
01:15:42
Which one do you think would hurt electrocution or getting shot?
01:15:47
Oh, electrocution.
01:15:48
It depends on where your shot, where you shot depends on where you're you
01:15:52
to right.
01:15:54
I mean, I think just go through your whole body.
01:15:56
I don't know if you really it is a better answer.
01:16:00
0 to 7500 on Twitch join us over
01:16:02
on rumble for uncensored unfiltered bye bye.
01:16:06
This just getting shot because
01:16:08
it's going to linger more unless it kills you.
01:16:11
But even though electricity kills going to kill
01:16:13
you like pretty quickly, I could kill you over time.
01:16:17
So I'll take electrocution.
01:16:20
Okay.
01:16:21
Draw swayed me.
01:16:22
I'm going to go.
01:16:25
Getting shot is more painful.
01:16:26
I tricked Garry's mind into thinking what I think.
01:16:30
If everyone's faster,
01:16:33
is less painful.
01:16:34
I think the electrocution, unless you're just suddenly electrocuted.
01:16:40
I've been electrocuted.
01:16:41
I've never been shot.
01:16:43
It depends. Is a cop out?
01:16:44
You got to choose.
01:16:46
In most situations.
01:16:49
Is there a door number three?
01:16:52
Right?
01:16:54
Yeah.
01:16:54
Ah, those are the only two options.
01:16:59
Someone asked me to choose a color.
01:17:03
She said red, blue, gold, silver.
01:17:05
And I was told it was exactly what.
01:17:08
Because for a car, it's different than for like a T-shirt
01:17:12
because I want to red T-shirt, but a silver car.
01:17:16
Extra questions I can never answer a question straight up.
01:17:19
I always have extra questions like I need to know more dynamic.
01:17:21
Is that red? Right? Red paint typical.
01:17:25
The longest on a car I can sit for longer than I should have
01:17:30
and I just blurted out Red because I could tell that
01:17:33
she just wanted an answer without the follow up question.
01:17:37
And it's
01:17:38
and it's not necessarily true because a car color.
01:17:41
I don't want a red car.
01:17:43
I don't know.
01:17:43
I just I don't know if I would have even because I don't I don't listen to.
01:17:48
No, we know women.
01:17:52
Yeah.
01:17:53
Where's that could explain that.
01:17:55
But I don't have it.
01:17:57
I mean, please do have it. Yeah.
01:18:00
When if I saw one.
01:18:01
Still want to call Bill Gates that Bill Gates clip.
01:18:04
Yeah, but what I have to do with that
01:18:08
or however the fucking stark looking motherfucker.
01:18:12
Next thing I still want to revisit
01:18:15
Brady's artwork analogy.
01:18:17
It's pretty good.
01:18:20
I toyed with the idea that it wasn't apt, but it is.
01:18:24
The artwork is greater than the sum of the parts.
01:18:28
That's the thing. I'm sorry, what the?
01:18:30
And the mind is greater than the sum of the brain's parts.
01:18:34
I really think that it really one thing at a time.
01:18:36
You can't have them all pull up one thing while also trying to get the drive of
01:18:40
You were right, I was wrong.
01:18:41
I apologize. I know I was right.
01:18:45
You're wrong. You apologize.
01:18:47
Okay. I'm sorry.
01:18:50
What the dog doing? No.
01:18:52
The mind is an emergent property of the brain.
01:18:56
I'm not backing off that point.
01:18:59
You keep saying that. What?
01:19:00
What do you.
01:19:01
Sorry. Go ahead.
01:19:02
I'll save my questions for the end.
01:19:04
I, I don't feel any question at any time.
01:19:10
Yes, but.
01:19:12
But this consciousness emerges in any size brain.
01:19:17
It's a gradient.
01:19:19
Many what it's pronounced Brady not Gary size brain
01:19:23
Brady it's a Brady and thank you like
01:19:33
oh is it is it
01:19:36
just for the reserved Showtime the Brady in really
01:19:41
and they're going to do it I'm freezing cold
01:19:44
the Brady and has a continuum the continuum is undefined
01:19:48
the heater Keaton blanket you dipshit turn on the heater
01:19:52
look look obviously I'm dressed We didn't hear the first time.
01:19:58
We're going to blanket the heater.
01:20:00
Yeah You didn't hear the heater last time because I didn't have the heater on.
01:20:06
Okay, well, you should like, turn the heater on, heat up the residual
01:20:10
and turn it off for a little bit, then turn back on, turn it a heated blanket.
01:20:14
It's going to heat the blanket.
01:20:16
You plug America, we're going to try it.
01:20:19
I can.
01:20:19
You don't talk that much to this point out anyways,
01:20:21
but we don't want your face gone.
01:20:23
So at least put a freeze frame of your face.
01:20:25
Turn the heat on.
01:20:25
Let's hear it.
01:20:29
No, that's all right.
01:20:30
Yeah. We want to do this. We want to hear it.
01:20:31
No, it's not all right. You just want to make perfectly.
01:20:33
You know, you can know think You can think of a thousand reasons,
01:20:37
not to do something. Gary. You only need one.
01:20:40
Need one reason to do it.
01:20:42
But no,
01:20:44
I'll just.
01:20:46
I'll just go.
01:20:47
Inside as above. So below.
01:20:50
No, we didn't even
01:20:53
know I'm going to hit the button. Then
01:20:56
what did Dick
01:21:50
and Steve
01:21:51
Brady and Josh Brady and Jerry us up
01:21:55
and so below the cubby so blows my
01:22:01
guitar will make me
01:22:05
free.
01:22:06
In your choice training session
01:22:11
every on
01:22:15
you were right I was wrong.
01:22:17
I apologize I didn't even have a chance to complain yet.
01:22:22
And I feel like that was a spite quit.
01:22:27
I know.
01:22:28
It's like I put pressure on them to pressure them.
01:22:31
Too hard to turn the heater on.
01:22:33
I've also been cold before, so I won't be tomorrow.
01:22:37
We used to go golfing for fucking hours in the snow and it turn up.
01:22:42
We said turn 52 easy grass.
01:22:45
We do hot dog Gonzalez's garage in the fucking freezing cold.
01:22:51
I have.
01:22:51
Maybe he'll pop back as we dress appropriate.
01:22:54
He knew this was going to happen.
01:22:55
He knew he was going to be out in a cold barn.
01:22:58
Yes. It's only going get colder.
01:23:00
Wait'll it's negative three.
01:23:01
Let's just get a heated, heated blanket problem.
01:23:04
I'm done.
01:23:05
Yes, I'm quiet.
01:23:09
Nice and warm right up against your ship.
01:23:12
Bullshit.
01:23:14
You bail.
01:23:15
We didn't.
01:23:16
We didn't ask for your flag.
01:23:19
We didn't go to one of the things here in an horoscope.
01:23:22
You got an idea?
01:23:24
I honestly don't have a lot at all.
01:23:25
It was really pretty much just looking at, like, them brain videos and shit.
01:23:28
I just, like to go to midnight,
01:23:29
we get the extra, we get the extra day, and if we go to midnight,
01:23:33
it just
01:23:38
early over an hour.
01:23:40
Maybe he's rebelling against the after show
01:23:43
busy.
01:23:44
I don't know.
01:23:44
That's going to become it's
01:23:46
going to become the show and the fucking pleasure in the free show.
01:23:50
Don't.
01:23:50
He'll do that out of spite to
01:23:57
throw to the pre-show.
01:23:58
So fladge rants Fladge.
01:24:01
We'll be 30 for sure.
01:24:03
All right.
01:24:04
Well, fucking just. I got.
01:24:06
I got some problems with you, but the most
01:24:09
we can convince them to frickin warm up for a little bit and then come back out.
01:24:13
But I just, you know, apparently fladge drains,
01:24:16
period, is banned from the household there and bring bringing inside at all.
01:24:21
Go out by the fire.
01:24:22
Have a fire and hang on by the fire. That was that was way more.
01:24:29
I think it's mind over matter.
01:24:31
I think it's so really we can't even usually the after shows
01:24:33
random nonsense that we have to stick with mind a little bit because I have more
01:24:37
I know we have to clean up Yeah we got to clean up
01:24:40
which we shouldn't be doing.
01:24:41
That's not picture.
01:24:43
That's not the purpose of the dirty driving brewers.
01:24:47
Brewer What's up, bro?
01:24:50
Drayton? Brewer I see. That's how old I am.
01:24:52
I've never said before in my life not I mean, jokingly.
01:24:57
Yeah, bro.
01:24:58
Ironically, yeah.
01:24:59
Yeah. Not for real.
01:25:02
No, not for real.
01:25:03
But this is kind of a bro moment.
01:25:06
For real. For real. For real. Where's Gary?
01:25:09
You coming back to Texas?
01:25:12
Oh, no, I didn't, But I.
01:25:13
Can I, I,
01:25:15
I kind of
01:25:16
stopped prodding him after a while.
01:25:20
Yeah,
01:25:22
There you go.
01:25:24
There he is. I knew he'd be back.
01:25:26
I knew it. Oh, he did?
01:25:29
Oh, no.
01:25:30
But he's on. He's on the Brady.
01:25:32
And so he can. I don't see him.
01:25:35
You can see he can sit in the fucking back.
01:25:38
Shit. What. I don't know.
01:25:41
I know.
01:25:42
Who's that asshole?
01:25:43
All right, well, I'm glad you're here.
01:25:45
So when it comes to
01:25:50
dumb shit
01:25:51
as far as mine, So I didn't really.
01:25:54
I guess we can kind of get into hypnotism,
01:25:59
You know, if you put headphones on too much and reading a lot quieter
01:26:02
and reading, we could have been making fun of the John Edwards guy.
01:26:07
The only thing I really fall up in that realm
01:26:08
was the sweet bending of the spoons with your mind.
01:26:11
Do you mind reading somebody, somebody else's mind?
01:26:14
Because I read my mind easily.
01:26:19
I can't even read my mind.
01:26:22
You need a translator
01:26:24
to read your mind.
01:26:26
All I'm doing and the Amanda
01:26:30
Yeah.
01:26:32
So this is a
01:26:34
spoon bending magic.
01:26:37
It's been bending over.
01:26:38
There is no spoon with your mind.
01:26:40
I mean, to the test of the powers of his mind.
01:26:44
But all this is on fire.
01:26:45
Keep an eye on the ordinary spoon in his hand, the watch
01:26:48
as he kind of masked magician spoon.
01:26:51
Yeah, it's funny.
01:26:52
Ironically, one of the, like magic.
01:26:56
The best.
01:26:56
The best part was they had the reveal at the end of the thing
01:26:59
and they were like, We're going to reveal who this Max magician was.
01:27:03
And so at the end of the series, he was like, takes his mask off
01:27:05
and he's like, It is I somebody nobody's ever heard of?
01:27:09
And it's like, I don't know who the fuck that is.
01:27:12
So the reveal is no one gave a fuck.
01:27:14
It was just the most it's like, wah wah wah.
01:27:17
It's like, I don't know who this
01:27:20
like Louie was.
01:27:21
That's what happens with our show.
01:27:22
We come on strong with nine viewers and then we just drop as the show goes on,
01:27:27
as we don't come on strong on the show at all.
01:27:30
You know, we're off.
01:27:32
That's part of the last week I had my strongest monologue
01:27:36
to our newest viewers.
01:27:39
I think you should visit that or posit that
01:27:46
we now have four thumbs up
01:27:49
by that
01:27:52
masked magician, did it?
01:27:53
Don't come back the visit, as you might be doing.
01:27:56
But how do you does he reveal how he does it?
01:27:59
Yeah. Yeah. No, no, that's the point of his little show.
01:28:02
Do you have you seen this before?
01:28:04
I think I know.
01:28:05
Yeah, I watched it.
01:28:05
I watched it before.
01:28:06
Yeah, just to make sure, because there was two of them. This guy's one.
01:28:09
This guy's trick is better.
01:28:11
Can I suggest how I think he does it?
01:28:13
You can kind of already.
01:28:15
Does he feel based on this
01:28:19
exact image, he file score and is like the little heat from
01:28:22
his hand is enough to make it just that last little piece Meltdown? No.
01:28:26
So based on
01:28:27
knowing how he does his, the other guy did his trick a little bit differently.
01:28:31
This guy's a bit more professional with, as
01:28:35
you can see, what's going on right now.
01:28:37
If you knew if you said you knew it, there's two pieces because it doesn't look
01:28:41
that 21 seconds doesn't look like it lines up very well right now.
01:28:45
Did it already break it?
01:28:46
No, it's still lines up.
01:28:48
Ah, I don't know. I can't remember.
01:28:50
It begins to melt, bending before our eyes tie it into it.
01:28:55
And there it is, one freshly bent spoon, some tools with no camera tricks.
01:29:01
You see that?
01:29:02
Just the power of mind over matter.
01:29:04
Go back to that once before. Is it right or is it
01:29:07
mind over matter?
01:29:09
You use the power of his mind to cause the spoon to bend.
01:29:14
Then is there anybody on the planet that thinks that Not on your life here.
01:29:19
The secrets?
01:29:21
First of all, there are still there isn't a 100%.
01:29:24
That's sad
01:29:27
when the magician shows us the solid spoon in his hand, he's really only showing us
01:29:31
the ball of this already bent spoon, concealing the stem behind his fingers.
01:29:37
He then takes a loose step, holds it up next to the ball.
01:29:40
Yeah, That hiding the chips.
01:29:43
It's good there. That looks great.
01:29:44
But the first time did not.
01:29:45
Look here we see that the real stealth.
01:29:47
So the other kid had he.
01:29:50
He had a saw that he slowly loosened all the way through.
01:29:54
That's all he was able to bend really easily to bend.
01:29:58
But this is more brilliant because you going to show the soon
01:30:01
after the fingers, you look at it and it doesn't look beautiful
01:30:03
to keep that little stem hidden inside his left hand
01:30:06
and draws our attention to the bent spoon in his right.
01:30:11
But we won't let him get
01:30:13
the ball to reveal now the secret
01:30:17
other than to remember the show.
01:30:18
We literally make fun of that to this day.
01:30:20
This is like fucking like ten, ten plus years old.
01:30:23
Sleight of hand nets are the mind you ever look up and this is on
01:30:27
so frame 21 right here.
01:30:31
You can see the spoon right here.
01:30:33
Yeah, that.
01:30:34
Well, even just angle.
01:30:36
The angle of the fake handle is all off.
01:30:39
It's all you already. You already kind of.
01:30:41
We're like, Oh, it's just bending this, watching me go here.
01:30:44
I out of the bag when they show this shitty camera work,
01:30:47
shitty sleight of hand.
01:30:48
Look, you can see it right here.
01:30:51
There it is.
01:30:52
You can see it totally right here.
01:30:55
It's even more
01:30:57
one freshly bent spoon using no tools and no camera tricks.
01:31:02
Just the power, no tools and no camera tricks
01:31:05
or a tool
01:31:08
spoon to do all with his mind.
01:31:11
Actually, he did it as though I thought he thought of the trick.
01:31:14
He thought of the fraud magic.
01:31:16
So technically, in court, legally, you could argue
01:31:20
he did do that with his mind.
01:31:22
Yes. Yes.
01:31:25
I mean, he used his mind to make up the trick.
01:31:29
Exactly.
01:31:30
So I said, from what I saw, I retract my statement
01:31:33
it was not fraud
01:31:36
towards this
01:31:39
illusion
01:31:45
you posted a year ago the show sucking feedback.
01:31:50
There is a little bit of feedback there.
01:31:52
And at the launch, the news
01:31:55
make I think it was the dog,
01:32:00
but it was the dog
01:32:03
that was the most coherent thing from that side of the camera.
01:32:17
We're kind of whisper
01:32:19
the rest of the shower, I guess, are
01:32:31
What are you looking for?
01:32:32
Are you looking for something special?
01:32:34
I'm looking for him revealing himself.
01:32:36
And how much of it like, just like, Oh, right, right.
01:32:40
But I can't really find that it was weird because he is.
01:32:43
There's a whole page of that dedicated to that.
01:32:45
It's called Magic Seekers Magic Secrets Revealed.
01:32:48
And it was all just posted like a year ago.
01:32:49
But it's so fun.
01:32:54
He's going to ask magic tricks for the biggest secret of my
01:32:56
camera is not changing. Oh, there it goes.
01:32:58
The unmasking of our magician.
01:32:59
Will you pull that up? This is not a trick.
01:33:02
This time you will actually hear the magician's voice
01:33:05
and see who could've been hiding underneath that spooky mask.
01:33:09
It made them feel part of it.
01:33:11
Did I hurt these kids by letting them in on these tricks?
01:33:15
I don't think so.
01:33:17
Can you honestly say that you've been hurt by watching these television shows?
01:33:20
Have you've been hurt?
01:33:21
The truth is, you probably love magic more now than ever before.
01:33:26
Now, you these are this is that is revealing so
01:33:28
it doesn't hurt the art of magic when the audience is in on the trick.
01:33:32
Yeah, because the secret is all part of it.
01:33:36
The real there was like a shocking like it's an 1112 episode series.
01:33:41
David Copperfield.
01:33:43
Lance Burton It was, of course.
01:33:44
Yeah. That's a good show.
01:33:46
Ah, the truth. I watched a couple.
01:33:48
They.
01:33:48
Yeah, No wide range of emotions
01:33:51
from laughter in the way for a very, very tiny.
01:33:55
Not that I would trade much
01:33:57
but every magician into the spectacle of it would be that great.
01:34:00
I have the David Blaine include here this DVD as we discussed before
01:34:05
including me.
01:34:06
All right Valentino the big reveal The Magician.
01:34:10
Before I go, I'd like to leave you with this thought.
01:34:13
Yeah, I certainly.
01:34:16
The magic is for everyone,
01:34:18
not just a select few who call themselves magicians.
01:34:21
It is a lie, but for every one of you.
01:34:24
All right, Before you leave the kid, here's my final thought, because it is
01:34:27
my Gary just said the future of magic.
01:34:30
I'm happy to report that.
01:34:31
Is it okay?
01:34:34
We never got a final thought from, Gary, but that's the wisdom.
01:34:37
We're going to whisper, Dear Flagg.
01:34:40
I love that you found that.
01:34:43
But if the whisper
01:34:47
what to do?
01:34:48
So if I got to know something that we can watch,
01:34:51
you hear, you don't need headphones.
01:34:53
The noise from a
01:34:55
audio of the
01:34:56
video that's playing going to be too much or you'd be able to hear it.
01:34:59
I'm good
01:35:04
because I forgot this was interesting.
01:35:07
This is Steve-O,
01:35:09
but not as podcast.
01:35:11
I ran across
01:35:13
is what is it the
01:35:18
there's a medium.
01:35:19
And then also Dr.
01:35:22
Drew is like taking brain tests
01:35:26
of like the guy's brain without sucking another doctor,
01:35:30
the guy who's doing
01:35:31
the kind of brain tests that the woman was doing earlier, though,
01:35:35
because these people more on the mind, the mind tests, they're testing the mind,
01:35:40
they may lose them or
01:35:42
I don't know who you mean.
01:35:44
Steve Jobs.
01:35:45
I think I see black in black.
01:35:48
I don't see color.
01:35:51
Right. So, yeah.
01:35:52
So thanks, Shelly.
01:35:53
I don't know if I really buy it, but I'm going to get it.
01:35:57
I'm not being hyperbolic
01:35:58
or actually can believe I probably use and brand.
01:36:02
Can I go out in the part of that best interest
01:36:07
she can sell?
01:36:08
Fuck you.
01:36:09
This is at least.
01:36:11
Oh, what I thought
01:36:13
if we're Vegas what a lot.
01:36:16
But look, I don't know.
01:36:20
This is almost more interesting than many of you are.
01:36:22
Oh, what a mess.
01:36:24
What would you.
01:36:25
How can we can get away?
01:36:27
You the screen and I'll come back and
01:36:30
to drift. Cool.
01:36:31
So just ignore me. No worries.
01:36:32
All right. Thank you. Really. It's awesome.
01:36:34
And if that thing is like the brain reading bullshit,
01:36:38
what does the brain reading have to look like?
01:36:39
A fucking ladybug, you'll see as a scribble.
01:36:41
And it's just my way of kind of meditating, turning on
01:36:45
and just starting to kind of be receptive or aware of it and that's weird.
01:36:48
I miss.
01:36:49
That is awesome. I'm excited for today.
01:36:52
We'll see what happens.
01:36:53
So today I have my notebook and throughout the duration
01:36:56
you'll see as I scribble and I'll basically just do this.
01:36:58
It's just my way of kind of meditating, turning on to kind of be receptive.
01:37:02
We'll see what we got to go on in my body.
01:37:04
Yeah, I'm starting to think
01:37:05
it's not even a reading and that's just his outfit for the day.
01:37:08
I mean, it's not a
01:37:12
reading device.
01:37:14
The brain
01:37:15
reading device is just a simple thing that slips underneath the whole book.
01:37:18
He's used to wearing that like a It definitely needs to be able
01:37:21
to do the same kind of planning for the day.
01:37:25
Would it be a ladybug today?
01:37:27
He's having surgery.
01:37:28
Most ladybugs are meant to go with her male visual system.
01:37:31
It's like he's visualizing something. He's seeing something.
01:37:34
I have no idea about the dream.
01:37:35
Yeah, it's a mix of beta and alpha,
01:37:37
and those two things don't usually come together.
01:37:38
Parts of the brain aren't
01:37:39
rotating in the same way that you know yours and I would be conversing
01:37:42
if your bed is. And that was that came together before.
01:37:45
I feel like we're going to have to talk about at least three people now.
01:37:47
The interesting thing is immediately I'm drawn to your mom's side of family,
01:37:51
and that's a very big area that I feel like I have to talk about.
01:37:53
I mean, you have to have your mom at the waist.
01:37:56
What do you said? Brain scan?
01:37:58
I thought I was going to be a scientific brain scan.
01:38:00
A fucking psychic brain scan. No.
01:38:02
So that's the thing. So he's a medium.
01:38:05
He's talking to Steve-O, and then Dr.
01:38:07
Drew and another doctor are analyzing the brain scan of the medium
01:38:11
to see, like, yeah, if anything weird is going on.
01:38:16
Hmm. Does he know that?
01:38:19
Yeah, they know they're out there.
01:38:20
They're all aware of it.
01:38:22
Or just can put this weird get up on me again.
01:38:24
It again. You're right. No, we'll get it for today.
01:38:27
It was kind of a little tense to as to his voice.
01:38:30
So a little bit of an inflection.
01:38:31
A little bit of an inflection.
01:38:34
I don't know why I'm looking down at my mouth.
01:38:36
Is that an influx or an outflow? Scary.
01:38:39
An outflow of really?
01:38:40
Shouldn't you have your foil there?
01:38:43
I'm go you fucking gave up on it.
01:38:45
Many feel literally like Gary don't be a Gary
01:38:49
don't pull a flag
01:38:53
so you got to
01:38:55
there's a place you can get foil hats made
01:38:59
and it's called the grocery store You know my kitchen.
01:39:04
I forgot who was. Now it's too late.
01:39:06
I can't ask. She's.
01:39:10
Oh. Oh, You both have the same issues on her.
01:39:13
People in the chair fucking
01:39:17
you're. Show me and I'll show.
01:39:19
Wake up.
01:39:22
Hey, wake up.
01:39:24
I guess the dumbest question I ask you.
01:39:26
Yeah, yeah.
01:39:28
What was that restaurant that makes tinfoil hats for you?
01:39:32
Fucking any of them?
01:39:33
If you tip them
01:39:40
by waiting on that or
01:39:41
if look at the word Pashtunistan right now.
01:39:46
You know, I think that's all fake.
01:39:48
He's been reconstructed if you throw that somewhere.
01:39:51
Yeah, because he's a joke.
01:39:53
I'm surprised.
01:39:54
I was surprised that he could talk.
01:39:56
Oh, yeah.
01:39:57
No, he said I'm being mean, but we're kind of mean on the issues from from his.
01:40:03
From puking a lot, from his own stunts and schedule and doing the fire
01:40:07
breathing and doing the harsh and all the drinking already.
01:40:11
That maybe the drinking. Yeah, that's the all the drinking, too.
01:40:13
And the smoking
01:40:16
meth and PCP and Oh
01:40:19
yeah, I definitely feel something on my head.
01:40:22
I feel it working
01:40:24
a really thing clear.
01:40:26
I do.
01:40:28
So my cat, Gary, put the peanut butter.
01:40:30
Where are you going to play or I have a story.
01:40:34
No, we of side barred from it.
01:40:35
We kind of rabbit hole that one.
01:40:39
Oh we rabbit. Hold it. Okay.
01:40:41
Sort of, yeah.
01:40:42
Because I imagine if we revisit that right now you're feeling a bit like Alice
01:40:48
tumbling down a rabbit hole.
01:40:50
Down the rabbit hole.
01:40:53
Down the rye.
01:40:55
But all
01:41:00
Yeah, Story.
01:41:01
Brady Story.
01:41:03
It's actually not really that much of a story.
01:41:04
It's more of a public service announcement.
01:41:07
All right,
01:41:08
I have that tree with the flocking on it.
01:41:10
It looks like it's got snow sprayed on it.
01:41:13
You got a flock injury, not a flock and Christmas tree.
01:41:16
And the cats are eating the shit out of it
01:41:19
before long.
01:41:21
So eating the flock
01:41:23
out of the flock, the fly hitting the tree.
01:41:27
So why, why is that.
01:41:28
My wife said something
01:41:30
and I'm more of a matter of fact person doesn't matter what she said.
01:41:32
So I grabbed some of it and I tasted it.
01:41:34
I ate it. Right? Right.
01:41:35
Because I'm like, Well, let's see if it hurts. Am I?
01:41:38
Should you not?
01:41:38
Dude, my height, it numbed my whole mouth.
01:41:43
Oh. So I'm like, William, you ready?
01:41:46
Razor blade.
01:41:47
I didn't snort any of it, but she wouldn't try it.
01:41:50
But please, somebody do annoy me with that flocking on a Christmas tree.
01:41:55
And I. I'm sorry.
01:41:56
I don't do that because it's hazardous for your health.
01:41:59
It's talk.
01:41:59
It says it is slightly toxic to, you know, stuff will say nontoxic.
01:42:03
It says how much you do toxic.
01:42:06
Have you ever I've never seen that on something
01:42:09
but it just all I'm pretty sure it didn't last very long.
01:42:12
So I wanted more right away.
01:42:15
Typical.
01:42:16
Typical of those types of circumstances.
01:42:19
All joking aside, test that flocking in a nice way and see if it numbs your mouth.
01:42:23
Because I think I might be on to something.
01:42:26
The tree was only like 150 bucks.
01:42:27
It has like pounds of that shit on it.
01:42:31
The flopping is just like
01:42:33
blocking is the term or is that a chemical called?
01:42:39
I think it's a term.
01:42:41
I'm going to wiggle, you know, the block tree.
01:42:44
See what happens.
01:42:45
Blocking motherfucking tree.
01:42:47
Yeah, that's exactly what I expected. It.
01:42:54
That's a flocking that's a flocked tree.
01:42:58
Flocked to shit.
01:42:59
I thought.
01:43:00
I thought it fuck out of that tree.
01:43:02
I thought it looked great so I would get. But
01:43:05
it's a fucking fucking tree,
01:43:09
That one. Yes.
01:43:10
$65. Yeah.
01:43:11
I got ripped off.
01:43:13
Yes. Yeah.
01:43:15
But then you have to wait for
01:43:17
re delivery.
01:43:19
I bought it years ago.
01:43:20
I actually bought it years ago.
01:43:22
I thought I paid 150.
01:43:23
Must've been a lot cheaper.
01:43:25
Well, you know, money's 7%
01:43:30
sure about money.
01:43:32
No, I leases.
01:43:34
This will show since we
01:43:37
this color.
01:43:38
You recall that?
01:43:39
I always do.
01:43:40
A cop actually got my spray.
01:43:43
Now I'm a brutal now I'm a Brady's case.
01:43:46
I like the little.
01:43:47
Yeah.
01:43:49
Pizza with a revert algebra redraw.
01:43:53
I always really remind me.
01:43:58
All right, let's go back to Steve
01:44:01
Yeah,
01:44:05
it looks like you ain't having it.
01:44:08
It's coming through is on that side of family.
01:44:10
And he looks like I actually talk about your mom
01:44:12
and her relationship, your biological father.
01:44:15
Do you know if she had a relationship with her biological father?
01:44:18
That could have been tumultuous or if there could be any child?
01:44:20
Yeah, okay.
01:44:21
The way we describe this is is basically she sees a rough guess there in a way that
01:44:25
she maybe didn't see when she was here and how that informs some of her behavior.
01:44:29
I just it's one of those things where there's a feeling of resolve.
01:44:33
So we do that
01:44:35
unless they can scale it up a little bit.
01:44:37
Awesome. Awesome.
01:44:38
And just double the scale
01:44:41
because he's making such huge brain waves that I wasn't scale properly
01:44:44
five scale a scale for the same scale he did earlier today
01:44:47
and for looks different now. So
01:44:50
yeah, he's putting some sort of in that state between
01:44:53
crisply alert and really receptive like sort of hypnotic ish.
01:44:57
And I can tell he's being a subject.
01:44:58
Do you feel like you're in that with him?
01:45:00
Probably are have and change and make it.
01:45:04
He just didn't have a Jane or Janis almost ready.
01:45:07
Yeah I can handle that and hold her this bring up help
01:45:11
just keep us in the know doing
01:45:16
mom sister watching the show.
01:45:17
Okay. Okay. Janice passed away.
01:45:20
Don't interrupt the Brady George Show, please.
01:45:22
Like sororities. Gotcha.
01:45:24
Right Right?
01:45:25
Yeah.
01:45:26
Yeah,
01:45:32
I can keep going to moms that have family
01:45:36
in the way it's competitive, so I'm just going to go with it.
01:45:38
They're having highlights. Sister, sister, sister.
01:45:40
I feel like they're putting this around you, though. Do you have a sister? I do.
01:45:42
Okay, perfect.
01:45:44
It's like he's opening and closing his eyes, but he's not going to me.
01:45:46
Just told him you have.
01:45:48
This is America.
01:45:49
You're going to have a sister.
01:45:51
No, I don't know what you was pretty famous,
01:45:54
but your town is looking at a premature cause.
01:45:57
I think it's going to be you.
01:46:00
And because it go to John Edwards after this.
01:46:02
But this other guy,
01:46:02
I remember that guy that this is that is it
01:46:04
the guy where you go to an auditorium and do it?
01:46:06
You fill out? Yeah.
01:46:08
When you sign up for his ticket, you fill out a questionnaire
01:46:10
and people somehow forget that, like, yeah, I don't know how that.
01:46:14
Yeah.
01:46:16
South Park made fun of that guy was it was a good episode.
01:46:20
They should make fun of the guy they should know.
01:46:22
And your sister, I think they were making fun of the people that females would like
01:46:25
or the females like last interactions with these people.
01:46:28
It's interesting because she's not putting concern around you,
01:46:31
but she is putting concern the ribbon cable out the back
01:46:35
of if you want cable radio rainbow.
01:46:38
There's this feeling for some reason we got a sister.
01:46:42
She's just acknowledging this feeling of like,
01:46:43
I know my son is going to be all right.
01:46:45
I got a Reverend Cable.
01:46:47
It's my daughter.
01:46:47
I'm kind of establishing more concern over
01:46:49
as far as her ability to get up on the rainbow.
01:46:51
Probably seem pretty generic shaven without this mother figure.
01:46:55
Like when I passed, I wasn't worried about him.
01:46:57
I was more concerned about her.
01:47:00
Right.
01:47:01
Just some of what I'm saying makes it as cool,
01:47:04
but it's essentially like a
01:47:08
Yeah, you got no worse.
01:47:11
My sister was supposed to be a straight-A
01:47:14
student, was never in trouble, and I didn't.
01:47:17
Does that change me? There was.
01:47:19
I need to be here.
01:47:20
My feeling like, Oh, and it's driving.
01:47:25
He's only dressing like sense that there should be a concern there.
01:47:28
Her concern was not for my own safety or well-being.
01:47:32
Her concern was for my sister.
01:47:35
The way I would describe this, it just keeps coming through and
01:47:38
it's like, Mom is having me acknowledge why you the train wreck
01:47:43
you must.
01:47:44
This is after years
01:47:44
and also sometimes addiction, sometimes like cycles, things along those lines.
01:47:49
And for some reason bringing up sobriety.
01:47:51
And it feels great, feels positive.
01:47:53
But they're they're kind of correlating
01:47:57
like two
01:47:57
events and trying to figure out what this is going on there.
01:48:01
It's not a wave complex. I'm used to saying
01:48:04
there's a reference to a decline here in the way this is coming in.
01:48:07
Your mom is showing me a line and it's going like this.
01:48:10
And when I do that, it's always a way of referencing to like, I'm doing okay
01:48:13
and something happens and then I just kind of like my quality of life declines.
01:48:17
And that's kind of the way I would describe it,
01:48:19
is just a reference to this book having to bring up.
01:48:22
The thing is, is that this seemed untimely
01:48:24
in the valuation way, like I shouldn't have gone when I went.
01:48:27
And then
01:48:29
there's the how do you bring up let me see here She's typical
01:48:33
what she's showing me, showing me a car, showing me a phone call.
01:48:36
She's bringing me. It's not her moment of passing.
01:48:38
She's bringing me to this thing before.
01:48:39
And I don't know why.
01:48:41
This is like an event Mom's having me highlight.
01:48:43
There's a feeling of, like,
01:48:45
someone was waiting for me to call them.
01:48:46
Someone was waiting for me
01:48:47
to reach out to them, and then they don't get a call from me.
01:48:51
They get a call about me. And there's just something about this.
01:48:53
The way this is coming in, I think Mom's showing me
01:48:55
symbolically referencing to being alone,
01:48:56
and it shows me pressing a button, which is always symbolic for like trying
01:48:59
to get help, trying to get help, and then someone not responding.
01:49:03
There's just kind of this feeling of like, Hey, what's up?
01:49:06
Need someone like, What's wrong? And then there's not someone there to receive.
01:49:09
It was kind of describe it to like it's is like
01:49:17
it's the biggest problem that I have
01:49:20
I think is is
01:49:23
via describing their
01:49:29
family that type of thing.
01:49:32
Alcohol is a huge sobriety thing like say Steve-O for ten years.
01:49:36
I'm pretty emotional.
01:49:38
You get the dog doing
01:49:42
that fucking baby know
01:49:45
two years before I was.
01:49:47
You're spoken to on October 10th of 1998
01:49:50
when separated and
01:49:53
the response time, like I know that
01:49:56
I just failed to call for an ambulance.
01:50:01
Yeah.
01:50:02
So that would be the aneurysm was going do it was going to do
01:50:05
no matter if the ambulance came quickly.
01:50:06
But this has been a for a long time.
01:50:08
Before you can I say to
01:50:13
when she came out of the hospital.
01:50:15
But when all of this was asked
01:50:19
because she was reconciling with the being alone
01:50:22
and this is the biggest problem that I have at least got some resentment.
01:50:27
But something in her isn't to choose for.
01:50:30
This is a therapy session.
01:50:31
So a greeting like no radio or Dr.
01:50:35
Drew.
01:50:35
So it's like the crucial problem is that she was like, That makes me more sincere.
01:50:41
You just need
01:50:43
look at look.
01:50:43
Okay. Sorry.
01:50:44
You know, the worst thing that can happen, obviously, they're going to
01:50:47
have much emotion.
01:50:49
Like I cried.
01:50:51
Oh, I thought he stood for entertainment, for emotions.
01:50:54
I never really said for her.
01:50:56
And that estrogen, that pain that she
01:51:01
still that can't
01:51:05
think of something similar.
01:51:06
But the personal trauma over that, it's easy
01:51:09
If you think my mom went through I didn't know this is terrible.
01:51:14
Can't even imagine having to go through that.
01:51:15
And the way that this feeling of here in the whole who can speak.
01:51:19
So Dr.
01:51:20
Drew show man that is it
01:51:25
Yeah he's see All right.
01:51:28
Sure he's involved.
01:51:29
I mean it's probably the main proponent because they're all Steve-O
01:51:34
and it was let's see this you had spike orgasm here
01:51:39
back at maybe
01:51:41
as the nature of the song and song.
01:51:44
I was no mean he's just a ladybug guy with the random ribbon cable.
01:51:48
We don't know his sexual preference.
01:51:49
And I don't think that's a really a fair statement
01:51:52
I like I were like even even even then, right
01:51:55
when he mentions the saw, we have this weird dip and then it peaks.
01:51:58
It's very
01:51:59
it's like interdimensional or otherworldly
01:52:02
a little bit because everyone a little bit
01:52:04
because he says something about the song, curious as to what was anyone's
01:52:07
opinion is and what he says are going to miss the point of a personal trauma
01:52:11
over the pain and suffering that my mom went through.
01:52:14
I didn't know that was terrible.
01:52:17
I can't even imagine having to go through that.
01:52:19
And the way that this feels is mean that she comes
01:52:22
so at peace and they always mention that's how
01:52:26
that's the nature of the song.
01:52:29
The song has no need, no fears, so no attachment.
01:52:33
And of course, it's just not a liberation on
01:52:36
hour.
01:52:37
Does this all mean anything, Gary?
01:52:40
No. Soul does not need anything
01:52:43
in this business.
01:52:45
So was gunshots.
01:52:48
Anything? Substance?
01:52:50
Nothing. Gunshots. Help.
01:52:53
Would you would you.
01:52:54
Would you assume the soul
01:52:57
would just be the mind technically, then
01:53:02
what people are perceiving
01:53:04
as the soul would just be the mind, right? Yes.
01:53:08
They're more connected to the mind than they should be,
01:53:12
correct? Yes.
01:53:16
Correct.
01:53:18
Do we have to?
01:53:19
And the being acceptance around her life and around her transition,
01:53:23
she doesn't hold onto any resentment, the transition in a very interesting way.
01:53:27
I missed that part of
01:53:30
his mom transition.
01:53:31
Maybe that's why the peak is here. No, no.
01:53:34
The ones left behind that right.
01:53:36
It was you and acknowledges a sense of acceptance
01:53:39
around your life in or around her transition.
01:53:41
She doesn't hold on to any resentment
01:53:44
in a very interesting way.
01:53:46
She sees you and her this holiday season on TV.
01:53:50
Plus, her husband is an amazing dad.
01:53:52
I just wish our lives were.
01:53:55
It's not that she has a masculine quality,
01:53:57
but there's something that she sees in you that's almost identical to herself.
01:54:02
So much worth, right?
01:54:05
Yeah.
01:54:05
For better or for worse, your strengths and your weaknesses.
01:54:08
She kind of feels like she can share some of those.
01:54:11
She can really relate to these.
01:54:12
The essence of who she is lives on through you and being able to be who you are.
01:54:16
I love that. That's big.
01:54:19
I came here determined to be skeptical.
01:54:22
You actually came out well.
01:54:23
Oh, no.
01:54:27
That frickin psychic reading made him come.
01:54:30
Apparently, that he came here.
01:54:32
Oh, I don't know. It keeps going. It's. It's not as
01:54:36
intriguing, I guess.
01:54:37
I don't know.
01:54:37
Her transition about her transition was through alcoholism, by the way.
01:54:42
Was then.
01:54:43
Yeah. Oh, did look that up?
01:54:45
Yeah, She faked her.
01:54:48
She faked terminal cancer to the family.
01:54:51
What? I don't.
01:54:53
I don't even want to.
01:54:54
I don't care. I don't want to read it. That's what this.
01:54:56
That's really interesting, cause they did this like a psychic she did.
01:55:01
She did not transition to a man.
01:55:04
That's what I.
01:55:05
That's what I thought.
01:55:06
He. Where? That's what he said.
01:55:09
She faked cancer.
01:55:10
It's terminal cancer but still with terminal or something else or what.
01:55:13
I don't
01:55:16
you can just allegedly allegedly say
01:55:21
allegedly and objectively something like this.
01:55:24
So, Dr. Hill, tell us about it.
01:55:26
So this is the resting baseline we did before the reading, right?
01:55:29
When you're out in the corners of that color bar,
01:55:32
then you're unusual blue and red and we're way outlying.
01:55:34
Yeah.
01:55:35
I mean, although what do you mean by red or maybe blue?
01:55:38
The extra delta part of your brain got bruised or injured probably,
01:55:43
and I'm guessing returned an injury here.
01:55:46
And it actually caused a line of force through your brain, hit the of the skull
01:55:50
somehow either through an impact or swelling or something like that.
01:55:52
You're right.
01:55:53
So in February of 2014, I basically was been in the hospital
01:55:57
with and racking my brain cyst oh runway and it went into emergency brain surgery
01:56:02
and it was like a whole thing.
01:56:03
But I did sustain some brain tumor where it was insane
01:56:06
and it was in the back of my head.
01:56:07
Did some of your stuff happened, your abilities develop after that?
01:56:11
No, It is all started before.
01:56:12
I mean, it did make me wonder if it had turned out okay.
01:56:16
Things got totally different.
01:56:17
We started doing your work.
01:56:19
This was very unexpected. I'm curious.
01:56:21
See, I sort of expected you to look like you had some ADHD or frowning out.
01:56:26
You were trying to clear certain other something.
01:56:30
Right? Right.
01:56:31
And then you were just some things off.
01:56:33
I'm not sure what it was, and I wanted to make sure.
01:56:35
Did you know that you feel like.
01:56:38
Yes, I knew that. Yes.
01:56:39
When I do the readings, do I get very cold after to make sense of your hypothesis
01:56:44
and drive up the physiology?
01:56:46
And what I'm to do now is open up a different set of magical.
01:56:48
That's a really, really good battle on Clash Royale.
01:56:51
That's just your that's your adrenaline. That's from
01:56:54
an Yeah just chemical
01:56:59
it's they're saying he gets some kind of demon spirit
01:57:02
or it's the like Yeah right sort of special your brain is draining
01:57:06
your life force so much that your fingers are getting cold.
01:57:10
Oh, the ghost dipshits are like all my hair stood up on my arm.
01:57:14
That means there's a ghost.
01:57:15
And it's like it could just be a dress.
01:57:17
There could be a slight drift in here.
01:57:20
Yeah, your reading could be your mind.
01:57:23
The difference when you're actually doing a reading or your brain normal
01:57:25
to go from that to that.
01:57:26
No Brain maps are triggered by your mind year after year.
01:57:30
Resting brain activity does not like you do something to your brain injuries.
01:57:34
Medication, meditation, cold where you are.
01:57:36
A lot of your feedback. It looked like you were falling asleep.
01:57:39
Thoughts on his breath.
01:57:40
You were being very animated and you feel like you're in. It does.
01:57:42
It's like a daydream.
01:57:43
That's literally how I describe it. So fascinating. It's
01:57:47
understands how great
01:57:48
he was and it was a pattern to of in and out.
01:57:51
Yeah. Do you kind of come up and down?
01:57:53
It's like brain.
01:57:54
And then I'll kind of disengage the brain and we sort of summarize write
01:57:58
unusual things to your
01:58:01
brain or again only it's a matter of just like connecting.
01:58:04
And then I'll kind of just think no, it's like a little fang.
01:58:06
Any flowers are atypical of a homo age.
01:58:11
No, doctor The doctor unusual.
01:58:14
Oh yeah.
01:58:15
He represents his own brain during a reading.
01:58:18
Is very different than your resting here. He's got a brain and is.
01:58:20
The basic characteristic is almost sleep like dream.
01:58:23
Like with shut down the visual systems when you were seeing which is
01:58:28
don't not make sense of that right but and receptivity
01:58:31
so you're just a psychological doctor receptive and you're empathic right
01:58:35
which is sort of what we've all been talking about.
01:58:37
What's that connectedness thing are deeply involved with your brain allow
01:58:42
it's in the open everything The other guy's like usual Doctor Fascinating.
01:58:47
But the brain is not like a you.
01:58:49
If you can't tell a story with the brain the way you can say with like a broken arm
01:58:53
or something and the brain doesn't fit like rational narrative sometimes, right?
01:58:58
I mean, we do models, but. Well, it might be true.
01:59:00
And what's really interesting is we've done two maps on you, which
01:59:04
be identical in art.
01:59:05
So that's incredibly valid bit of data saying deeply
01:59:08
what any of these things mean gets pretty squirrely class as we are.
01:59:11
So appreciate the option to do it.
01:59:13
I was much like you describe you believe that there's a connectivity
01:59:16
amongst all and that's my theory about what you're doing that we believe
01:59:20
there's residuals of all of us on one another.
01:59:22
And Steve was mom is a big important figure in his life.
01:59:24
So she is with him in him, part of him.
01:59:28
This is beginning of some evidence of that might be so I can't say that that's
01:59:32
kind of like what we said before, words like and I was a little cocky.
01:59:37
This is his words.
01:59:38
When you're when you're driving down the road
01:59:39
and you feel like someone next to you in the car next to you looking at you
01:59:42
and you happen to glance over and they are actually looking at you,
01:59:46
you sense that you do pick up on that.
01:59:48
You're just so ignorant to it
01:59:49
that you have no idea what it is or it's not even important information.
01:59:52
So why would you even give a fuck about it?
01:59:54
Or are you just I was able to kind of tap into it
01:59:57
or you look over every time, every light you've ever stopped
01:59:59
and you just recall the ones where somebody was looking back.
02:00:04
No, no.
02:00:04
There's, there's like,
02:00:08
I mean, it's like any a lot of other
02:00:11
these all communicate like hormonally or whatever the thought they emit
02:00:16
chemically dense and the hive mind sometimes they do a little dances.
02:00:20
Yeah I mean you don't if your what you're emitting
02:00:24
of your out of your mind or brain,
02:00:27
I know what I'm emitting, it's not great
02:00:29
but it's not that bad like a shower asshole.
02:00:32
The birds and bees to be based on vulgar.
02:00:36
We should ask flag.
02:00:40
We should.
02:00:41
We just didn't get a chance to.
02:00:44
And someone shaking my head Is this there?
02:00:47
There's
02:00:48
this guy.
02:00:49
The little house shaking the head.
02:00:51
The Howdy doody Zach from kind of fucking weird.
02:00:54
Yeah.
02:00:55
Zach from Saved by the Bell wannabe has been shaking his head 10 minutes,
02:01:00
oddly pale.
02:01:02
Potential lipstick.
02:01:03
Lipstick,
02:01:05
eyebrows done,
02:01:08
very manicured
02:01:09
coiffure with the natural dark.
02:01:13
And might be
02:01:14
it might be even or unnatural, but this might be his natural hair color.
02:01:18
But yeah, we have to get the little sec more of.
02:01:22
Yeah.
02:01:22
And then we have this gay the gay flower pattern.
02:01:25
Yeah.
02:01:25
So it looks like the
02:01:29
not you doctor.
02:01:30
You're
02:01:32
not even Zach Morris but Zach Morris in middle school
02:01:36
junior high that that episode.
02:01:39
Oh we were going to ask 4G and 5G just
02:01:42
disappeared you billion
02:01:45
maybe he's going back out in the barn
02:01:46
dust cloud segment because he knows that
02:01:50
he doesn't want to wake up the warden
02:01:55
president or there's supposed to be, you know, in bed by now and he can't.
02:02:00
But he
02:02:00
was also telling in the Christmas, you know,
02:02:04
not even a mouse can make a peep
02:02:07
when more we got 12 more days till Christmas 13.
02:02:10
I don't know.
02:02:10
But it's kind of a that's all I know.
02:02:14
Yeah.
02:02:14
You're celebrating
02:02:17
Hanukkah.
02:02:19
How do you spell that?
02:02:22
You spell it
02:02:28
and I care.
02:02:30
There are two guys,
02:02:34
just the big one.
02:02:36
But these are
02:02:39
the guys like that
02:02:45
I know anything about.
02:02:47
It is oil.
02:02:48
It's the only thing I know about Hanukkah
02:02:51
or something about the oil.
02:02:53
But oil.
02:02:55
The oil that kept the lamp burning for eight nights or whatever.
02:02:58
Oh, yeah, Yeah, I forgot about that.
02:03:00
Yeah, It's like Jesus, Jesus in the in the in the wine.
02:03:04
Except they, they got drunk.
02:03:07
Don't gives a fuck about oil.
02:03:09
Want to get wasted.
02:03:10
That's why Jesus is better.
02:03:11
Then turn the water into wine that really different
02:03:15
which can
02:03:16
trade one barrel of oil for probably ten barrels of wine.
02:03:20
Could you look at.
02:03:22
I think you can
02:03:25
on what kind of
02:03:27
expensive wine and what kind of oil?
02:03:31
Olive oil.
02:03:34
Yeah.
02:03:36
All right, you ready?
02:03:37
We're going to do graveyard.
02:03:38
You really
02:03:39
know?
02:03:40
No, it's cold out
02:03:42
of the graveyard segment.
02:03:45
What about ask flat people?
02:03:47
Can we do?
02:03:48
Oh, we're going to the graveyard segment because that means with the graveyard
02:03:51
segment is dead.
02:03:52
Because that gets me in a fagot.
02:03:55
No, we we've missed our chance to end it on Halloween.
02:04:00
Oh, yeah.
02:04:00
We're get we're looking at the graveyard segment right now
02:04:03
It's it's the fladge here I got one
02:04:12
slash shorter now You see that.
02:04:15
Yeah super short we noted
02:04:19
that's why I want to do and we're going to do all those segments
02:04:21
just so I can show my edits right.
02:04:25
2000 to 10000 that seem to solve it.
02:04:29
Yeah.
02:04:33
It's not the same number we had last time,
02:04:37
but what was the number
02:04:38
550 or now 5008 and 15.
02:04:42
No, it was not news.
02:04:46
Sort by where's my sort.
02:04:48
What would make you think that
02:04:51
the the searchers over.
02:04:57
No I don't know.
02:04:58
I may have just been talking out of my ass.
02:05:01
Oh, no.
02:05:04
Oh, this was so fantastic.
02:05:07
The. Is that a gaping house
02:05:13
deep gets $5,815
02:05:16
for weekly tasting, weekly taste of summer charity barbecue.
02:05:20
Yay! Hooray!
02:05:21
Okay, See, it works great.
02:05:24
We just help somebody out, Send them some more money.
02:05:26
They'll make even more money.
02:05:27
What was the date on this?
02:05:29
It was last summer, but still, maybe they're having another barbecue next summer
02:05:34
they be barbecue $5,815.
02:05:39
That's pretty good for a charity.
02:05:40
We've done some fundraising and that's actually a lot of money
02:05:43
for a fundraiser.
02:05:47
Any comments on charity?
02:05:49
Is it socialism?
02:05:51
I mean, it all depends on if the charity actually goes to a charity
02:05:54
or if it goes to people that are dipping their pockets while also.
02:05:58
Yes, because what's the legal in there?
02:06:01
Setting a legal amount to be considered a charity is only like 10%, 5%, sadly.
02:06:07
But no. Yeah. So, so organized charity. No.
02:06:10
But community charity. Yes.
02:06:13
Sure.
02:06:13
No, I mean, that's just it should
02:06:16
honestly just exist in the direct community.
02:06:19
We should make sure this isn't some outward in family
02:06:24
direct, family, outside family,
02:06:27
friends, community,
02:06:30
school suburb, you know, type of city, you know, that type of everything
02:06:34
should be just very internal, which is why the national government
02:06:38
is not a good government. The
02:06:43
the Agape
02:06:43
House is some kind of helping house here.
02:06:46
There's a food bank, one to be announced.
02:06:48
Now we go to the lighthouse, which is formerly south South Oakland Shelter.
02:06:53
They merged with Lighthouse is Lighthouse.
02:06:55
Oh, okay. Podcast.
02:06:57
Podcast.
02:06:58
I used to do a show with work with them and they did a lot of charity stuff
02:07:02
and made a lot of money for them.
02:07:04
But they teach I've mentioned this before where they teach bootstrap,
02:07:08
they teach people how to not be homeless.
02:07:11
They don't just provide them
02:07:14
a few things here
02:07:16
because what happens when you give they they tell they say this directly.
02:07:19
There was a guy on the podcast is the one of the main people at that
02:07:25
thing is Ryan
02:07:28
Larson in terms of the H very Jimmy very Jewish
02:07:31
the name Google Ryan Joey starts with an H
02:07:36
is Ryan White House is Ryan Jimmy
02:07:44
but you know he specifically said when you give
02:07:47
when you give people when you give homeless people money on the corner
02:07:51
you are keeping them homeless because you are giving them.
02:07:54
They know that they can come to that corner and get X amount of dollars.
02:07:58
That's going to give them their basic means
02:08:01
and they're just going to do that every day.
02:08:02
And that's a
02:08:05
we're going to they're going to do that.
02:08:08
It very Jewish.
02:08:09
Those are
02:08:11
you know,
02:08:13
I thought you meant you get a job
02:08:16
and yet he literally looks the part
02:08:20
but that's okay No
02:08:25
very good.
02:08:26
He gets our feedback.
02:08:28
We start giving awards for doing the right thing.
02:08:31
Do Baka.
02:08:34
So he doesn't
02:08:35
just give handouts, he gives advice and helps people.
02:08:40
Not even once.
02:08:41
Yeah.
02:08:41
You know they yeah, they like they'll give you a place to stay and stuff
02:08:45
but they also like teach you like they'll help you get a job
02:08:47
because what, what the problem is about homeless people is they don't have
02:08:51
mailing addresses and so they technically can't get a job
02:08:55
if they don't have an address because you need to put that on
02:09:00
tax information and whatever.
02:09:03
So you got any stories of a lot of those?
02:09:07
The only stories about being homeless?
02:09:09
No, I'm not.
02:09:12
Nothing that I didn't saying bootstraps crappy story and my
02:09:17
my guy with the missing fingers that went from I need I had I needed
02:09:22
I need $2 and then all of a sudden you needs $10 within the course of 3 seconds.
02:09:26
Once I opened my wallet.
02:09:29
Yes. And
02:09:30
then he got $0, I would have gave it him $3,
02:09:33
two or whatever is the original or giving him his original amount
02:09:37
What he decided to take advantage of the situation.
02:09:40
He's like, Oh, I'm actually going to get something.
02:09:42
Fuck, I should have should have raised the bar.
02:09:46
And once he did that,
02:09:48
once I did that, I knew like, All right, I'm gonna start fucking with
02:09:52
my drawers.
02:09:53
What changed? I'm like, Yeah, go ahead.
02:09:55
You have my drawers.
02:09:56
Three requests for the garbage.
02:10:05
But your cousin
02:10:07
that was found naked in his own garbage
02:10:11
dump, Garbage in those garage?
02:10:15
No, it wasn't his garbage.
02:10:22
Okay,
02:10:25
you should
02:10:29
go find garbage.
02:10:30
You try to remind me to never have, never, never parked my car.
02:10:36
I don't want to say too much about it
02:10:37
because there's potentially ongoing investigations.
02:10:41
Oh, yeah, that's understandable.
02:10:43
I want you guys to talk about drummers.
02:10:46
You know what?
02:10:48
Damn,
02:10:50
I like it.
02:10:52
Well, the chorus makes you want to hear the.
02:10:54
Makes you want to hear a lot about him,
02:10:58
too, Gary.
02:10:59
Yeah. He's gone again.
02:11:01
Yeah. No, no, no. We talk about drummers.
02:11:03
I got one more thing I want to present.
02:11:04
You think I'm going to leave that whole half of the screen
02:11:06
just black and in remembrance of mine?
02:11:11
All right,
02:11:13
So that was the juror story was at the end.
02:11:15
I got to close it out.
02:11:17
Yeah. I don't know if I want to like that.
02:11:19
Anyway.
02:11:19
Was like, really listen and like, fully that would even like.
02:11:23
But the well, if there's any standard that people have to be listening,
02:11:26
then we should just wrap it.
02:11:29
Right.
02:11:30
Well, my cousin
02:11:32
nobody's listening but my cousin moving around in his garage.
02:11:37
I thought you didn't you tell us that story or.
02:11:41
No, I don't think I did.
02:11:43
Maybe in the sex chat, but
02:11:46
no other cousin, you know, that was my cousin that got shot.
02:11:50
This is my.
02:11:51
That's is his first cousin. They're there.
02:11:54
This is my third cousin. But
02:11:58
generic background music?
02:12:00
No, but that was found in his own garage
02:12:05
nude and dead.
02:12:09
But I don't know him with an notes with something written on his chest.
02:12:13
And so there's some suspicion on why someone would write their own suicide
02:12:17
note on their chest.
02:12:19
I'm not going to go into what the note was because there could be.
02:12:24
Was it? I don't know. I don't
02:12:26
I don't know.
02:12:27
Usually when it comes to like finding out things,
02:12:30
that's what that's what my question is, too.
02:12:31
But there is like, so we got it it because it's third cousin.
02:12:34
So my mom was getting from her God daughter
02:12:39
because she's more connected about the the mother of the kid
02:12:43
is I fucking grew grew up with like he's
02:12:47
eight years younger than me, but his mom always cut her hair growing up.
02:12:50
And so, like, we go to their house all the time, we play hide
02:12:53
and seek all the time and they're fucking big ass house.
02:12:58
And so like, and the kid was kind of a little bit of a brat growing up.
02:13:01
He was, he was difficult to deal with sometimes,
02:13:03
but he kind of got out of it and he ended up being pretty normal.
02:13:08
Good dude, I don't know,
02:13:10
kind of sucks, but this was,
02:13:13
in my opinion, murdered and other people's opinions murdered.
02:13:17
Nobody else around except his wife, who supposedly
02:13:22
called
02:13:24
his parents because he went out to the garage and never came back in.
02:13:29
And she was kind of
02:13:32
worried
02:13:34
about it.
02:13:36
I don't know why he would just go to the garage and check yourself.
02:13:40
I watch plenty of real crime stuff and it's they don't want to be the one
02:13:43
to find the situation that's going on when they have something that
02:13:46
when they're the one that helped it happen.
02:13:51
And he he was hung himself
02:13:54
or strangled himself or
02:14:00
again, still under
02:14:06
investigation.
02:14:06
My opinion.
02:14:07
I'm sure I watched these things all the time.
02:14:10
You E.W.
02:14:11
explored with us on YouTube is a great
02:14:15
true crime.
02:14:17
They use a lot of interrogation shit, and it's like they usually saw the show
02:14:20
like three or four years later,
02:14:23
unfortunately.
02:14:24
But I was since then I was following her.
02:14:29
Facebook is the day of that.
02:14:32
And so
02:14:34
it was shortly before Christmas.
02:14:36
So we're coming up on the one year anniversary.
02:14:42
She leading up to had made a comment
02:14:47
from a post she made a week prior to a dude
02:14:50
that she was kind of friends with and made some sly thing
02:14:55
about like it was some about her husband or something at the time.
02:14:59
And Then she went back and re commented, Oh, he wasn't that type of man.
02:15:03
Anyway, he took the easy way out and this and that like, right.
02:15:08
So then,
02:15:10
so that was like a major.
02:15:11
I got a screenshots of a lot of her Facebook had just for my own just to get
02:15:15
I don't know and there's a lot of there's not evidence that you could say
02:15:19
yes but there's a lot of weird behavior.
02:15:23
And then leading up to his funeral,
02:15:26
she's she's posting
02:15:30
Christmas
02:15:31
holiday party games that she wants to play
02:15:35
on Christmas with her family.
02:15:38
His funeral was Christmas Day or Christmas Eve.
02:15:42
Sorry, his funeral was Christmas Eve.
02:15:44
We then leave and go to our where we normally go,
02:15:47
which is with that side of the family, like nobody's really knowing how to feel.
02:15:52
Meanwhile, she is literally playing the games
02:15:55
that she was posting from death Day to Christmas
02:16:01
and then immediately after the funeral, you're literally playing these games.
02:16:07
This seems kind of weird.
02:16:09
And then she's kind of doing some weird, cryptic stuff.
02:16:14
Even recently, she's doing like some weird
02:16:16
kind of there was like a serial killer,
02:16:19
like Grinch kind of post where like the Grinch opened the door
02:16:23
and there's like a serial killers all at the door, like,
02:16:26
there's she's doing all these other, like, female Grinch posts about like, oh,
02:16:30
because in her head
02:16:31
I feel like she's thinking like, oh, I need to project that Halloween.
02:16:35
This time.
02:16:36
But like, the effigy is very much like,
02:16:39
she's the one who created like the guy was in the vehicle
02:16:43
and that's why he was out in the garage, was working on his vehicles.
02:16:46
And she the last Facebook change was a Grinch chick Grinch underneath
02:16:51
a vehicle with a carburetor in her hand, like with a smirk on her face.
02:16:54
Like it's it's fucking weird.
02:16:57
It's really fucking weird.
02:16:59
And again, I said, the coroner had said that
02:17:03
and I the last
02:17:05
word I got, it was from that the coroner was going to take
02:17:08
a couple of weeks and I was like a couple of months
02:17:11
and I was going to show up in February earlier this year.
02:17:16
And the reason I think I haven't heard much
02:17:19
is because I
02:17:22
probably do a hell of a monitoring situation
02:17:25
and waiting for someone to fucking slip up and say
02:17:28
something stupid.
02:17:31
Well,
02:17:32
don't do that.
02:17:34
I know her well, I know I was.
02:17:38
I was trying to make light in joke.
02:17:40
This is this is in a fairly prominent area of southeast Michigan.
02:17:45
If I don't know anybody, I don't know anything you're saying and stuff,
02:17:49
but I know that people act weird after death, even normal circle.
02:17:53
Yeah, I could see that. She wouldn't know how to process that. She was a
02:17:56
heroin addict
02:17:57
and game playing was going to stay with daughter together.
02:18:01
You're addicted to those kind of games.
02:18:03
I would.
02:18:05
I would think that somebody in a honest mourning situation would play them more.
02:18:10
Yeah, but I'm just saying
02:18:12
my mom would write a note and the man would write a note on a piece of paper.
02:18:16
My thing was, how was the note written?
02:18:18
Was it upside down? Was the right side up?
02:18:19
How how quality was it written?
02:18:21
If it was released on yourself and use it on yourself
02:18:25
on a piece of paper, you know, and him literally.
02:18:28
Yeah.
02:18:29
Yeah.
02:18:29
Right, right.
02:18:31
So I my mind immediately went trying to write it on a in a mirror and be like
02:18:34
that.
02:18:34
You had no idea you would tell you'd be able to tell you know
02:18:38
and then the other way it would be facing you would be upside down in the corner.
02:18:42
Yeah, right.
02:18:43
And the coroner said that the evidence that he already saw before the autopsy,
02:18:47
you know, was it entailed that was it potentially foul play or.
02:18:51
I don't know. I don't know.
02:18:53
I don't know if it wasn't a hard question to ask people.
02:18:57
You know, that's
02:18:59
I don't get any information from my mom because I was talking to my cousins.
02:19:02
And, you know,
02:19:04
especially if it's I mean, they're still trying it.
02:19:06
There's you don't. Right.
02:19:08
I mean, I think sometimes I have a fake Facebook account
02:19:12
that I used to just look at shit.
02:19:16
I used a real Facebook account on Facebook.
02:19:18
But there's some politicians that want to stop that from happening by
02:19:21
law for some reason, whatever, you know, anonymity and I that's fine.
02:19:27
I get that because I know I just wouldn't be as much of a dick.
02:19:31
But there's legit reasons to not
02:19:34
have, you know, real accounts like you were just I you I know.
02:19:37
Because you're. Yeah.
02:19:38
Anything you're going to say,
02:19:40
you're going to be doxing anything you don't say, you're going to be death.
02:19:42
You take a quick break
02:19:44
because I got a piss like a whoa.
02:19:46
Yeah.
02:19:47
Did I have something I was going to play?
02:19:49
Not exactly. I thought I did.
02:19:51
Yeah.
02:19:51
I'm like this.
02:19:53
I have something to play.
02:20:01
I have something here.
02:20:03
We can do This one
02:20:13
replay
02:20:18
course.
02:20:18
The show's not ending, though, because it sounds like the theme
02:20:24
you're going to go across.
02:21:55
It's a good segue way for drums
02:22:03
to keep playing the.
02:22:07
That's where.
02:22:12
Oh, the distinctive
02:22:25
tribute to.
02:22:31
Yeah.
02:22:32
The only other brain thing I heard was a lot of murder,
02:22:37
like murder brain, but no one that I'm just saying,
02:22:41
to be honest, it's so residual video that was like,
02:22:45
halfway intriguing, but like a psychotic brain.
02:22:49
Yeah, Yeah.
02:22:50
Because they can, like, they're supposedly the person lie detector
02:22:55
and do things so they can tell that, like, if you're pretty predisposed
02:23:00
for being able to know danger, but they can't see any danger in that
02:23:07
you're just
02:23:07
if you're capable, like if you have that type of like mentality.
02:23:10
So it doesn't mean necessarily you're going to do it, but
02:23:14
you have the disconnection.
02:23:16
It's a good start. Reality.
02:23:17
We're going to take you out and just put we're not going to act on it,
02:23:20
but we're just going to slide you over to this column over here.
02:23:23
I could do it.
02:23:25
I'm going to put you on a list that way if anyone goes missing.
02:23:27
Yes, I don't I don't I would rather have a crazy
02:23:30
fucking maniac than go down that road.
02:23:34
Yeah So I will shout out
02:23:38
my beer choice for tonight
02:23:41
was I found it at the local Texaco
02:23:45
Grindhouse cream ale.
02:23:47
Go through here Brewing Company, which is out of Minneapolis
02:23:50
or Memphis, Tennessee, 2007.
02:23:54
Pretty Good.
02:23:55
So I was looking at those rating.
02:23:56
It showed the fuck up shot again and I also didn't
02:23:58
want to hold it directly over my computer because it is an apple
02:24:01
and I don't want to be a dipshit because it is.
02:24:06
Is it a newer apple?
02:24:07
The keyboard is protected, so it's m on your phone.
02:24:11
Okay, I don't care. Dump that around.
02:24:14
One thing you'll have to replace is the keyboard.
02:24:17
So drawer story
02:24:23
and I have so many buttons.
02:24:24
You know what I got?
02:24:25
You should have.
02:24:26
I should have bought the bigger one
02:24:29
and you can
02:24:38
short, short, sweet.
02:24:39
Now it's got gunshots to one of my guys.
02:24:43
I like it.
02:24:44
Everyone loves it.
02:24:44
So I'm going to just so I
02:24:49
shelving situation desk here, shelves up here
02:24:54
my computer area laptop typically because I.
02:24:58
I get the habit of having a desktop computer.
02:25:00
I like to be able to take my shit wherever I go.
02:25:02
So I buy high end laptops instead of buying.
02:25:05
Know you get the M1
02:25:08
or any brand new any apple for that matter,
02:25:11
because the reliance's, the product.
02:25:16
These I've been an iPhone user since
02:25:19
iPhone 3G
02:25:24
keyboard my entire my entire life.
02:25:27
My parents have Apple computers.
02:25:29
My mom was a
02:25:31
teacher my mom learned it from you.
02:25:34
I learned it from you.
02:25:36
And it sucked because we didn't have the game capability.
02:25:39
But so it was quality computer. But
02:25:45
I didn't want to really
02:25:46
I don't know your story, but I think I did know I can.
02:25:49
You can, you can.
02:25:50
A degree that I forgot or you like to have a good laptop.
02:25:53
Yes, but it wasn't a mac at the time.
02:25:55
It was a Sony Vaio.
02:25:57
I was obsessed with the Sony bios for a little while.
02:26:00
I just because I like Sony as a company.
02:26:03
And then I switched to Apple once I was got enough money
02:26:06
to be able to afford one.
02:26:09
Windows have their place
02:26:10
cost effective, Macs have their place extremely reliable,
02:26:13
quality quality programs that you don't really need to fuck around with.
02:26:17
Too often, Windows sometimes, you know, uninstall reinstall and the iMac
02:26:23
even up to uninstall it, it's just a fucking standalone app application.
02:26:26
You just dump in the trash like you don't need
02:26:28
to fucking go to the uninstaller and do all this dumb fucking stupid
02:26:32
bullshit over it has a better, better scripting.
02:26:37
I agree.
02:26:40
And so
02:26:43
I just used my
02:26:44
so I would be smoking weed in my room occasionally.
02:26:48
So I burn candles and
02:26:51
you know, the candle getting done of its lifecycle
02:26:54
and so like you might have another candle and so you take
02:26:59
the little bit of the candle and you put it on top of the other candle.
02:27:03
The bull that holding is holding the candle is able to
02:27:07
take in that extra wax.
02:27:08
It's not a big deal
02:27:11
except the one time it wasn't.
02:27:13
And so I had a candle sitting on top of a candle and no,
02:27:16
it was able to take in the wax,
02:27:17
but now it was able to give the wax the path in which the melting wax.
02:27:22
So it happened to just lead right down the side of the fucking
02:27:26
candle, down right down the side of the, the thing that was the holder,
02:27:30
the candle holder was it sitting right on my fucking shelf
02:27:34
and I'm using my computer and all of a sudden just this, the stream
02:27:37
starts coming down and it took like 3 seconds for my brain to just go,
02:27:43
The fuck is going on?
02:27:44
Because like, I see it and it's a weird substance and I'm like,
02:27:47
I'm like, What the fuck is this?
02:27:49
And I'm looking on like, What the fuck?
02:27:50
And I'm like, Oh, it's a fucking candle.
02:27:52
So obviously all that wax in my keyboard just,
02:27:57
yeah, no,
02:27:58
I do use external keyboards for a while
02:28:00
and the computers are not going to shut up for a little while.
02:28:03
But yeah, that was, that was stupid on my part.
02:28:08
But it would, it would a drain right into the
02:28:10
but it just happened to take this fucking path.
02:28:13
But it was just funny to me because I look back at
02:28:15
I was pissed at the time but it was literally like 2 seconds, 3 seconds.
02:28:19
I'm sitting there going like my brain didn't my mind did not register
02:28:23
what was going on.
02:28:24
It clearly it was a Windows candle melted on the apple.
02:28:28
So when I was there, I was either rebooted.
02:28:30
Afterwards, the blue screen
02:28:34
going out, looking at
02:28:36
that was a terrible joke.
02:28:40
I kept going out,
02:28:44
Yeah,
02:28:45
I got your flanges that unfortunately I wasn't able to get to.
02:28:49
I got my third, third day,
02:28:53
this golf video that's got some old Gary in.
02:28:57
It was from young Gary.
02:28:59
I don't edit the air I does that and it
02:29:02
what it said turd what is what is what is today.
02:29:07
What is today.
02:29:08
What is Ted Turner is this because he's he was from the South so
02:29:13
it was a big of dying day, night and day.
02:29:14
And then I remembered how he kind of was asked that exactly.
02:29:17
But he and he would go.
02:29:19
He knew that it'd be funny, but for the rest of us.
02:29:23
What is he saying is that it was Turner.
02:29:25
Da da da da da da.
02:29:28
What is today.
02:29:30
Oh, because
02:29:31
he was a term That was always a word of choice though.
02:29:34
That guy was tired.
02:29:36
Turturro's being tired.
02:29:38
And so, like, we.
02:29:39
I know we said I don't know what called him turd also.
02:29:43
So turn then moved away.
02:29:47
And then he came back
02:29:48
for like a week and we just golfed like five,
02:29:52
five rounds in like a
02:29:55
three day span.
02:29:57
And we just yeah, we just brought on this golf, whatever.
02:30:00
So third day was really a multitude of days,
02:30:05
but it, it was just ended up becoming this stupid thing
02:30:07
that we coined it.
02:30:10
But yeah, we sidebar from the drummers again.
02:30:13
We're fucking hard to tell you
02:30:15
know, you can call it a rabbit hole because we didn't even dive down the hole.
02:30:18
We just drove down the hole next to the Rabbit Hole.
02:30:20
I'm not clicking it.
02:30:23
I didn't do anything. It.
02:30:27
I kind of wanted Gary to be a part of this, but that's okay.
02:30:29
You can watch it later.
02:30:30
He really is a fan of the Ranger show.
02:30:33
You kind of want Gary to be a part of everything.
02:30:36
I feel like he's thinking secretly
02:30:39
of this man crush on Gary more than he does.
02:30:42
And yeah, he's so I've always said he's he's got a weird draw to everyone.
02:30:47
You go to one knowing him from day one
02:30:51
at the disc golf course, it seemed like you knew everyone at the disc golf course.
02:30:55
I agree.
02:30:55
I have. No, I'm not questioning the love for Gary.
02:30:58
I just thought that he
02:31:01
the way he talked about you, I thought that was you.
02:31:04
I Thought you were his. Gary.
02:31:07
No, no, no. So.
02:31:08
So it happens, you know.
02:31:10
Easy, easy.
02:31:11
That will always be his first love,
02:31:14
first wife.
02:31:15
But his.
02:31:17
He's had many, many loves in between.
02:31:19
Then.
02:31:19
I wouldn't say I'm his second love, but I'm further down the line.
02:31:23
And then he he drifted.
02:31:24
Kale I'm not sure I'm not sure he's into fully now,
02:31:28
but now he's got his he's got his little boy toys.
02:31:32
This isn't a gay conversation at.
02:31:33
All for the record, Anybody who's listening, it's not at all.
02:31:36
It's funny because it's not good at all, but there's some truth to it.
02:31:41
He'll admit it.
02:31:42
But I'm not pushing any of the man.
02:31:45
He's watching it. He's watching.
02:31:46
And he's one of the six people watching.
02:31:47
He's laughing at that right now for sure. But
02:31:51
of course he is.
02:31:54
They were listed
02:31:55
or were listed as number one podcast on Rumble.
02:31:59
And so.
02:31:59
Okay, well, well,
02:32:00
since time, this is a 50 minute video, so I'm going to skip through.
02:32:03
But this is our little, little our fifth round.
02:32:06
The algorithm is clearly broken because Fresh and fit has 10,000 viewers
02:32:10
and we have seven
02:32:13
there, like Black and the Rooster.
02:32:16
We like to look at these, see the old talking,
02:32:18
Gary, over one hour, show it again.
02:32:22
It's young, easy it to go back to first on the radio.
02:32:26
We're not outing anybody's license.
02:32:28
Do you ever anything old old or are these are license plates.
02:32:31
Yep. Old.
02:32:32
Yeah, I Had not had this truck for at least ten years, it looks like.
02:32:35
Actually, it it looks like Gary, it was one of those young filters,
02:32:41
right.
02:32:41
It it's weird.
02:32:42
Well, look at the hairline.
02:32:44
The hairline does not change much.
02:32:45
Now, this is over ten years ago.
02:32:48
It's dark.
02:32:49
It's darker hair.
02:32:51
Oh, sure.
02:32:52
Was he shorter
02:32:55
now, or is that a really short truck?
02:32:58
The little the truck is squatter.
02:33:01
The truck's more squat than the newer Colorado.
02:33:04
That's the older Colorado.
02:33:05
I. I sold that truck.
02:33:07
The dealership was only gave me like 750 for this park
02:33:10
when I traded in and bought my newer Colorado truck.
02:33:13
The dealer.
02:33:14
And so my buddy, I was like, well you really good friend of mine
02:33:18
was like, well, do you want to you want this truck for 750?
02:33:21
And he's like, Well, it's worth more than that.
02:33:22
I'm like, half of the dealership's going to give me 750.
02:33:24
I don't have time to fuck around with private selling on this shit.
02:33:27
I'm not dealing with any of that bullshit.
02:33:29
And so he's like, I'll give you more than 750.
02:33:31
And I'm like, Whatever the fuck you want to give me for it.
02:33:34
Opening it up, getting impounded because you get a lot of
02:33:37
and then you end up going to jail for a little while. But
02:33:41
he's sober now, clean and sober now, supposedly in a sense,
02:33:46
alcohol wise.
02:33:49
And I was talking to him and that's the guy that Gary mentioned
02:33:52
on the previous podcast that his you may have met.
02:33:55
Well,
02:33:56
I did.
02:33:57
I'm sure I did. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
02:34:00
And I never got even 750 for this truck yet.
02:34:03
So that's a little bit of my hang up.
02:34:06
But it's really not the throw the money thing.
02:34:07
It's really the principle.
02:34:08
I help that guy so much and I did it in the guise of his family
02:34:13
and I wish him well.
02:34:14
I have no hard feelings, but I just don't want to get involved with that.
02:34:16
You know how it is with you.
02:34:19
I'm sure you know
02:34:21
you guys, he's not you know, that's what Gary So you guys to a good place?
02:34:24
I don't know.
02:34:25
I love to still be friends with you,
02:34:26
but I'm not really friends with too many people anymore. I don't.
02:34:29
I guess my M.O.
02:34:31
maybe that's done.
02:34:32
Maybe that's on you after, like, one or two or three or four after
02:34:35
I started questioning.
02:34:36
Maybe I'm the asshole.
02:34:39
Well, no, that's all I'm saying.
02:34:40
Maybe I just want to distance myself because I'm like, maybe I'm helping.
02:34:43
Because whenever he's hanging out with me, we never get in trouble.
02:34:46
But he's able do whatever the fuck he wants.
02:34:48
And as a residual, like, you know, that's some of my best times
02:34:52
and worst times were with them. Yeah.
02:34:54
Fuck that shit, though.
02:34:55
You're also you're an adult now not a 20 something that you know doing.
02:34:58
Literally. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Oh
02:35:02
I did five has acid acid with them at the Indiana State Fair.
02:35:05
It was the greatest time ever.
02:35:07
What a fucking greatest story.
02:35:09
I think I told some of the stories before
02:35:12
and maybe we'll revisit that now.
02:35:15
Right now. But.
02:35:16
But then when I heard when he got out of jail and he was like, sober
02:35:21
and then I was told by Eazy that like, yeah, he's sober,
02:35:24
but he's he's riding around in a mopeds because he can't get a vehicle.
02:35:28
And then he also has, like,
02:35:29
you know, still illegal drugs that I'm just not alcohol,
02:35:33
he's not drinking, but he's just doing a bunch of pills
02:35:35
and it's just like or mushrooms or fucking asshole
02:35:40
or I don't know you're so you're the moped thing is.
02:35:43
Okay.
02:35:43
I mean, it's a little rough in the wintertime,
02:35:45
but you're just
02:35:46
you're a thin line away from going right back to jail and going away for longer
02:35:50
and taking yourself away from your children.
02:35:51
So I used to with my issue, I used to work with an older guy in second job.
02:35:56
Don't be responsible for any of that.
02:35:58
He used to brag about his electric bike.
02:36:00
It wasn't a moped.
02:36:00
It was actually one of those electric fat tire bicycles.
02:36:04
Yeah, but then he was always an hour and a half late.
02:36:07
I had to pick him up and take him home any time it rained or snowed
02:36:10
with throw his fucking bike in the back of my truck.
02:36:12
But then every day he'd come back.
02:36:13
The next day I was an environmental great person.
02:36:16
He was. And how he was helping
02:36:18
somebody.
02:36:19
I'm like carpooling.
02:36:20
I mean, because I'm picking up your slack.
02:36:23
Who do you think?
02:36:23
What do you think of them fucking carpool lanes that they got now?
02:36:26
What the fuck is all that shit?
02:36:28
You know, 70.
02:36:29
At first I thought it replaced the lane, and I was furious because I thought,
02:36:32
Well, let's just open that lane up.
02:36:34
That was like, intended that the entire time.
02:36:36
I'm fine with it.
02:36:37
It's just for 2 hours in the morning, 2 hours, I don't care.
02:36:41
And it's a single lane away,
02:36:43
and I can set up a dummy in my car now or hire somebody to sit next, right?
02:36:46
Yeah. Yeah.
02:36:47
And it's just it's there has to be a cop there too.
02:36:50
So it's like I doubt our police officers are really even groomed into,
02:36:53
like going, Oh yeah, that's something I can do. That was certain.
02:36:55
That was hypothetical too.
02:36:56
Neither one of us obviously would ever break any laws intentionally.
02:37:00
Never, Never. Not never.
02:37:04
That's not against the law.
02:37:06
I don't know where you are, but it's not against the law for me
02:37:11
anything.
02:37:12
I got it here.
02:37:15
But it's weird
02:37:16
because it's in some of them on YouTube.
02:37:19
There's videos on YouTube of people bringing actual physical bugs
02:37:23
through TSA and all this shit.
02:37:27
But that's what I learned from Canada is like, it's legal in Canada.
02:37:30
It's legal in the States. Really Legal.
02:37:32
Yeah, but don't bring it across.
02:37:34
I'm like, Well, what a fucking marketing ploy that is.
02:37:37
You know,
02:37:39
it's like, don't bring alcohol into a stadium because they want you to buy it.
02:37:42
It's not for any border safety.
02:37:45
Yeah, but you still do it anyway sometimes, or you do it.
02:37:47
They're not worried about
02:37:48
bringing ugly bugs or anything, you know, They're not worried about controlling it.
02:37:52
They're just worried about selling it themselves
02:37:55
to bring alcohol in the stadiums.
02:37:56
But I do it inside of my body already.
02:37:58
So tourism in marijuana sells
02:38:01
probably would go hand in hand, skyrocketing
02:38:06
So I don't know.
02:38:07
I think I was going to mention if you go the fuck it was,
02:38:08
you got to go to Colorado, you got to play the Gary video in Colorado.
02:38:12
The will
02:38:15
Colorado to kill to
02:38:18
fuck we rabbit hold the fuck out of that thing then when it was 80
02:38:22
or in your mind
02:38:24
I don't know.
02:38:27
We went from Gary's dipshit
02:38:28
face to my truck right there.
02:38:32
That's. See, that's. That's why.
02:38:33
I made that fucking Red Bull that gives a shit like that.
02:38:36
We start at Gary and just go. Of course.
02:38:38
Then we dive into my truck, we go into my body like,
02:38:40
that's the fucking rabbit hole of talking about where we just get lost.
02:38:44
It's like, whatever the fuck I know I sound anti-death goth,
02:38:46
but I like the way his
02:38:47
this golf bag looks like a fake jam box 1980s jam box with the.
02:38:53
Yeah, these are two. These are two marker discs.
02:38:55
Typically they're used for like marking your spot.
02:38:58
If you are on the same disc again, you can put the little marker down
02:39:02
and then sometimes when you're
02:39:03
when you're drunk as fuck and you forget to pick up your disc,
02:39:09
forgetting the marker is better than forgetting one of your favorite discs.
02:39:12
So yeah,
02:39:15
but I guess we'll just get back in a fuckface
02:39:17
because I can't remember where we were at prior to that.
02:39:19
But this was a disco video I put together in honor of a day.
02:39:24
So this is from round five during
02:39:27
the year of everything I do on this, the survey video.
02:39:30
I do have some stuff on as well, not on this particular one, but had on
02:39:34
one of the previous rounds of either two other rounds or some video video.
02:39:39
So I've got a fucking cigaret in my hand.
02:39:42
This is back on, on the fucking cigaret smoke.
02:39:44
I quit smoking Cigarets at 26 years old.
02:39:46
Got a new one and that's it.
02:39:47
I'm going to be 39.
02:39:49
Coming up video right now in two weeks my camera
02:39:53
this is
02:39:56
going hairline that is the same hairline he is rocking today, right?
02:39:59
They're not the same hairline and he's on his phone.
02:40:02
Is he playing Clash of Clans?
02:40:03
Oh, look, no, look at this, though.
02:40:05
He can't because he's a flip phone.
02:40:07
Like I fucking like this shit is vintage.
02:40:10
Yeah, Yeah, it's a fucking flip phone.
02:40:14
It's nice. It's not a track no antenna.
02:40:16
So it's not a track phone?
02:40:20
I'd say it.
02:40:21
Is it off the disc?
02:40:22
Help the wind Resistance. Um, I could have.
02:40:25
It can be a little bit.
02:40:26
It could be in the morning, a little bit to do on the grass
02:40:30
and the grip is a grip
02:40:32
thing that we have to wait for.
02:40:35
When he spins it like a little bit as
02:40:39
you go to a couple of photos, because I don't take videos of everything
02:40:42
we of have a mesh that together later is that Eric
02:40:47
those third
02:40:49
I got to see or hear from but not like this It's such a great shot
02:40:54
this is I am like awesome I wasn't I'm even awesome right now.
02:40:58
See that's my problem too, is I can't tell the difference
02:41:00
between a regular shot and a great shot because that just look like, you know,
02:41:03
save face disappears, you know, disappears
02:41:06
like, oh, well, you just go, was that one.
02:41:09
We all we we try to zero There are there was Bigfoot.
02:41:13
I saw Bigfoot
02:41:16
and even in a Budweiser hat
02:41:17
I haven't drank in Budweiser in, like, 15 years.
02:41:21
It's a lot.
02:41:22
But that's really one that when they sold the the Swedish company is really
02:41:26
when I know they drink nationalized nowadays
02:41:31
they meaning college people. Yes.
02:41:33
He threw away straight for this whole.
02:41:36
Yeah I can Gary So sounds like the same dipshit.
02:41:41
It's great.
02:41:41
So here what the fuck this particular whole. Yeah.
02:41:44
So on this particular hole, he would always try to throw this roller
02:41:47
for fucking years and it never worked out.
02:41:51
So the roller, you kind of angle the disc
02:41:55
and so when you, when it lands, it lands more vertical and it starts to roll
02:42:00
and there's people that can throw like fucking like 400, 500 foot
02:42:04
rollers, they just get it to keep rolling, especially if there's wind you can get.
02:42:07
The wind will help the disc from
02:42:11
this dipshit for years.
02:42:14
I'm so glad he gave up on it.
02:42:15
To be honest, I kind of forgot about this until, like, I watched this, but
02:42:22
this is a terrible shot.
02:42:23
And he did this way too many times.
02:42:25
He never had that successful the shot ever on this.
02:42:28
But that's the
02:42:31
Oh, go safe is what he says to you.
02:42:32
This is so sad. Which is hilarious,
02:42:36
I got to say.
02:42:37
So what happens is he did it as he points to the side. No.
02:42:41
Yeah, we might be in trouble here
02:42:45
because it hit the ground earlier.
02:42:47
Just it hot hard into the early shit to the last.
02:42:51
Like,
02:42:52
here's the door.
02:42:57
Did you in all honesty, did you did you cherry pick
02:43:00
find the one good game you had.
02:43:03
No this was just what we recorded that day.
02:43:05
This was a compilation of everything we recorded day.
02:43:08
So like the previous rounds, we just took some random
02:43:11
I just took some random photos, random video here and just for the sake of it.
02:43:16
And then like, it kind of became a thing.
02:43:18
And then on the final round, like we kind of recorded kind of a third thing.
02:43:24
Most of was going on. Yeah.
02:43:26
Just because I don't know,
02:43:27
because he came back and he hadn't been back in a while and,
02:43:30
and which one was right and I was okay.
02:43:32
Yeah, that's right. Yeah. He's a little short motherfucker.
02:43:36
I knew
02:43:39
he actually did not like me a lot when he first met me.
02:43:42
I did not know this, but apparently he told you I was just because I was.
02:43:48
And then he learned that kind of.
02:43:50
He then got it started to get my support, my humor,
02:43:54
because they almost were going to kick him out of the disco through
02:43:58
either hair and the white
02:44:01
dress shoes.
02:44:02
I know. Yeah, but this is That was a fucking beautiful shot. Yeah.
02:44:04
I don't know.
02:44:05
I couldn't look past your socks and shoes,
02:44:11
and it was a great show in a short time,
02:44:15
so. I don't know.
02:44:17
Yeah. Let's see how this is.
02:44:19
I thought there's.
02:44:20
There's a rule about swearing in shorts.
02:44:23
Shorts?
02:44:23
Sometimes he would come in with his Snapple shirt on,
02:44:26
but usually it's long pants. Yeah, I don't know. It doesn't have.
02:44:30
And that's a good point.
02:44:32
What is this?
02:44:32
Get a big boy socks and shoes on, though, because like, nowadays,
02:44:37
like I will not go to fucking Stony Creek without long socks and some fucking spray
02:44:41
because the shit is out of control for as long as you've been going there.
02:44:46
Up until like the last couple of years, I even had one.
02:44:51
Never even thought about ticks.
02:44:52
I had one on me one time and it was on my hip.
02:44:57
And the reason it was on my hip is because I was laying down on the grass.
02:45:00
I don't want to know that you're sorry.
02:45:02
Oh, boy.
02:45:03
Quick, your story.
02:45:04
We went golfing all day, and then I ended up going to a hotel
02:45:08
party that night, drinking all day, doing a bunch of blow.
02:45:14
And then
02:45:14
when I woke up the next morning to take a shower and a take on my hip,
02:45:18
and so I just was like, freaked out, and I just started banging on it.
02:45:21
And then it just fell off.
02:45:23
And I'm like, Yeah, you're not supposed to just that's not how you get rid of that.
02:45:28
You're not supposed to do that because I'm going to freak out.
02:45:31
PSA You just don't have the head in there, really don't know that,
02:45:35
and you got to get that head out of there, too.
02:45:36
I just freaked out. It was I mean, I'm like, get off me.
02:45:39
Get off me.
02:45:40
And You thought that was so? I did.
02:45:43
I went to the I saw I always joke because because
02:45:47
I think the reason it never fully last is because
02:45:49
I was probably kept fighting in the army and was like, oh, shit.
02:45:52
Like.
02:45:53
And then tried to, but because I was fucking drunk and, and a lot of blow.
02:45:58
So I I,
02:46:07
but I
02:46:08
went to the doctor and these other didn't watch at all.
02:46:11
It, it didn't, it didn't even
02:46:15
match, which makes me think that it was the alcohol and the blow.
02:46:19
It couldn't get, it couldn't fully engulf, you know.
02:46:23
But he was fuck boy
02:46:25
I could have been a female maybe was a female tech and it didn't.
02:46:30
But they don't, they don't penetrate.
02:46:32
I don't know, you know, from a male
02:46:35
penetrate
02:46:40
I don't
02:46:40
I well it was fagot and it is brown shoes I don't
02:46:43
I don't let no female don't let no women tick by me.
02:46:48
Listen I don't know like no women taste like
02:46:50
they don't bite me the fuck I don't even know we even got
02:46:54
this is back when like shorts that were above your knee were so unpopular.
02:46:57
Oh, I still don't like the feel of them.
02:47:00
I don't wear them.
02:47:01
But there are I just don't go to the airport.
02:47:03
To be clear, those bottles are jorts and they were never popular
02:47:08
they they were just perfectly fine.
02:47:10
It depends on.
02:47:11
So the plain average blue denim?
02:47:15
No, but if you had some like the grayer denim or the or like a black
02:47:20
or denim or like a stone wash I guess do what you would call it.
02:47:24
I don't know. I'm not that much of a fagot to wear.
02:47:26
I wouldn't exactly what that means, I guess.
02:47:29
I think I know what that means, you know?
02:47:32
Yeah, that's the thing.
02:47:33
You put the qualifier in there tells me, you know, those are like the fuck you.
02:47:38
Those are like the atypical blue above my knees.
02:47:41
Yeah.
02:47:42
This is some corny CORNISH because he's got a collared shirt on.
02:47:46
I even heard right.
02:47:48
I guess this
02:47:51
even I don't like the shirt that I'm wearing,
02:47:52
but that's a Tommy Hilfiger shirt I read on.
02:47:56
But now see, so he's he's throwing it at a woman.
02:47:59
And I don't listen to women yelling.
02:48:00
I tell him to shut up. Tell him to shut up,
02:48:07
though.
02:48:08
Oh, he's
02:48:10
to see how when he's throwing it,
02:48:12
how the desk is angled this way.
02:48:16
That's where you from?
02:48:19
So typically when you throw, you tell me you want to throw a level
02:48:22
to the surface of the earth.
02:48:23
Unless the dice that you're throwing, trying to manipulate this flight pattern
02:48:26
pattern to potentially fight further.
02:48:29
So this desk, if he would throw flat,
02:48:33
flat to the earth is, in my opinion, based on the whole and I don't know what
02:48:38
this keystone, but based on the whole in the way it flies, the disk
02:48:41
pattern is going to be straight
02:48:43
until it loses the momentum and it's going to fall off this way.
02:48:47
There's there's disks that try to hold their pattern
02:48:50
a little bit and they might, but those don't fly as far.
02:48:54
And then there's just that you can throw that their flight pattern will fall off
02:48:57
this way.
02:48:58
Heizer Anheuser So this disk is going to fall this way.
02:49:04
He's going to throw it like this.
02:49:06
So it rides that line more and then in a more direct pattern.
02:49:11
So initially he's going to throw really close to these trees.
02:49:14
But because of this angle and the way that it's going
02:49:17
to fly, it's going to ride its natural pattern.
02:49:20
But with the exception of this degree of change and it's going to end up flying,
02:49:26
Oh no, that's the fucking shitty hold over.
02:49:30
It's a big kick.
02:49:31
And I go,
02:49:34
Oh, I had all three.
02:49:35
It's the same concept here, except not a ruler,
02:49:40
but that same concept.
02:49:42
I don't know if you can be able see that as well, but
02:49:46
so there is a little bit of some turn in as it is
02:49:49
and not as much as noticeable as the other one, but that's the concept.
02:49:54
So he's riding really close to this shed, but the disk starts to turn.
02:49:59
You can see it start to turn a little bit to the right
02:50:02
and it's going to ride that pattern out.
02:50:03
It's still going to fall back to the left once it finally finishes.
02:50:08
But he's able to manipulate that that natural flight path of the disk.
02:50:11
And that's kind of the art of disk off of it.
02:50:14
The disks have their natural pattern and if you just throw them straight,
02:50:17
they're going to land the exact same way.
02:50:19
It's kind of manipulating those pitches and stuff to kind of maximize distance
02:50:29
and all this fucking camera footage.
02:50:31
So they throw, even if I can see it like a great,
02:50:37
great shot, this is the same shot just from towards camera
02:50:41
or my camera.
02:50:46
But what's funny too,
02:50:47
is the cool thing about some of this shit is a lot of these holes have changed.
02:50:50
Some of these have not or aren't even available anymore.
02:50:55
So you are
02:51:01
there.
02:51:01
So I've got a black cargo shorts on stuff
02:51:05
and they were like at my knees or below.
02:51:08
And that was that was right.
02:51:10
Sharp But you can't see that then
02:51:14
as those get to some
02:51:18
of the Gary banter,
02:51:21
they won't know what was going on,
02:51:30
where they're protecting
02:51:34
the 2000 this is to land.
02:51:41
So the they're going best.
02:51:42
But yeah, so Gary Terry getting an argument over a score up here
02:51:45
as we go through this and I want to bring up the dum dum.
02:51:59
I don't know
02:52:00
that anybody but there is the Kid Rock playing in the background.
02:52:03
But I wasn't for anyone.
02:52:06
That's. Well, actually,
02:52:08
I love
02:52:10
rock and roll,
02:52:13
but we didn't get Gary to
02:52:19
I don't know what
02:52:20
resuming and I think those are just sticking out.
02:52:24
So I'm looking for jokingly looking for arrowheads there.
02:52:26
And then Turd was
02:52:28
to me jokingly looking for arrowheads.
02:52:30
And I didn't know
02:52:33
the arrowhead was a joke.
02:52:34
Our buddy Jack is where we got the hot dog band's name from.
02:52:38
So Jack,
02:52:43
as we heard, wasn't he So Jack, Hot dog, one story.
02:52:46
So, Jack, I was not there at this disc golf round
02:52:50
they were waiting for.
02:52:51
They were going to barbecue at the disc golf course, hot dogs and shit.
02:52:56
And so they go they have the round.
02:52:58
The round is done they start barbecuing.
02:53:02
Hot dog was are missing
02:53:04
Jack blames
02:53:08
I apparently was like yelling at everybody and like cussing them out or some shit
02:53:12
about like how they lost the hot dog bonds or like I don't know and like,
02:53:15
he just made it this big fucking spectacle.
02:53:17
And they were like.
02:53:18
I was not there.
02:53:19
But the story that I heard was like,
02:53:20
he was just being outrageous for absolutely no fucking reason.
02:53:23
When they took him home to his mom's house,
02:53:28
the hot dog was were sitting on the kitchen table
02:53:31
and his kitchen table, he forgot to bring them.
02:53:34
And ever since then, he that kind of he was of a weirdo.
02:53:37
He was a good dude, but he was just so kind of a weirdo.
02:53:39
But that was kind of the bottom, the last straw for Jack.
02:53:44
He didn't come around too much more after that, and the time that he did,
02:53:49
I then
02:53:51
jokingly went to the store, bought a bag of hot dog buns
02:53:55
as we walked up to greet them at the front of the golf course.
02:54:00
I had the hijacked ones behind my back
02:54:02
and then I pulled them out and I threw the whole bag of buns
02:54:05
directly, his face going to hit him square in the face and the nose.
02:54:09
And that's the only reason why I bought that.
02:54:13
To do that,
02:54:15
he like it.
02:54:16
He kind of he enrolled off his shoulders a little bit.
02:54:18
You could tell you kind of
02:54:19
like wanted to blow up a little bit, but he kind of he didn't.
02:54:22
You got to move like a joke.
02:54:24
But I like a little bit of a dick, but it's just a joke.
02:54:27
Fuck a to dog. One second.
02:54:30
But this is me looking for arrows in this spot
02:54:32
right here would be water or the road right here.
02:54:34
And it still does to this day.
02:54:36
And Jack would look for arrowheads in this
02:54:40
area and claim that he found arrowheads before that.
02:54:42
And so that's our joke.
02:54:44
Where it doesn't.
02:54:47
But where are you Just golfing?
02:54:50
Where's that? The hole right here.
02:54:52
But this is the walk between hole, the hole and the water or drain.
02:54:55
That's Vegas is a downward slope and it erodes
02:54:58
some of the as well as dirt, air and water all road like shit away
02:55:02
and some Jack has claimed he's found arrowheads
02:55:06
in here and so we always joke every single time we walk by those narrow
02:55:10
a fuzzy fuzzy, fuzzy right here turn one retard,
02:55:17
retard,
02:55:20
fuzzy retard,
02:55:22
fuzzy, dumb, dumb
02:55:25
thing.
02:55:26
Oh, what? Did you forget that?
02:55:28
What was sitting over there?
02:55:29
Those were yelling at them.
02:55:30
Dumb dumb dipshit forgot his fucking indirectly. No.
02:55:35
Unless you easier to discuss this.
02:55:39
Well you're not allowed to do that.
02:55:40
Is that of.
02:55:41
No. You can just throw a second one.
02:55:43
It doesn't count, but
02:55:47
yeah, if you throw on it, then you suck.
02:55:49
You're still going to play that one, but you might chuck
02:55:51
another one just to play it or to see if you can do another.
02:55:56
But it was like a huge fucking water jug with me.
02:55:59
I'm not good. I'm think.
02:56:01
And you know, I like to talk about it.
02:56:06
I guess it's hot as fuck.
02:56:07
I mean,
02:56:10
All right, so this is where I
02:56:14
you're the
02:56:14
very you can be your whole string around you are.
02:56:19
Yeah. He doesn't know which one to wipe.
02:56:21
I got fuck with you over to the Hungarians.
02:56:24
Look, every time it takes a boobie wipes the nose.
02:56:27
I wonder Body was swollen
02:56:31
shorts.
02:56:32
Yeah.
02:56:33
No, there are no, there are none. No.
02:56:36
You're sure about me? We're all.
02:56:39
We're all.
02:56:40
We're all men here. Yeah.
02:56:43
Allegedly
02:56:49
it is all on.
02:56:51
Dave is awesome.
02:56:53
Arrowhead. Arrowhead,
02:56:56
Arrowhead.
02:56:59
Several of them urinating about seven feet away from
02:57:03
more than one occasion.
02:57:05
One burning down. Yeah.
02:57:06
So I'm doing a story right here.
02:57:08
So we we were on firefighters was I'm.
02:57:10
Yeah.
02:57:11
And firefighters is like a
02:57:14
Rochester
02:57:17
John are doing Jonathan Rochester I'm 18
02:57:22
and the one again and firefighter is part
02:57:25
Yeah yeah and we're and it's like it's pretty wide open and it's
02:57:29
not that big but it's a nice little course
02:57:32
and all of a sudden these two chicks like roll up
02:57:35
and they were like playing bass, just golf together.
02:57:38
I guess I can't live with anybody else,
02:57:40
but they just roll to a tree and just started like you are, right?
02:57:44
Like they're 18 at the waterhole.
02:57:47
It was the weirdest thing because that was a boat for, you know,
02:57:51
there was a parking like those, you know, it's like weird.
02:57:53
It's like you're doing that right there and the like.
02:57:56
No. Yes, you did.
02:57:57
You're
02:58:00
that was a boat.
02:58:00
Yeah. So, yeah,
02:58:03
momentous occasion like their day.
02:58:05
I want to get back to do our How did you go on that we really took a boat.
02:58:11
Yeah. Yeah.
02:58:12
You're a fast paced 400 year.
02:58:14
You did not do that.
02:58:16
I know we do. 14.
02:58:18
You were at three under after a
02:58:21
cranium hole, and you really turned to screw up.
02:58:25
That was a boat for you.
02:58:28
So not four under.
02:58:29
You just said three under after the water hole?
02:58:32
No. Yes, you did.
02:58:33
You're in town or in a smart water show.
02:58:35
It's none of your work.
02:58:36
Sure.
02:58:40
Is this exhibit A or something?
02:58:50
Oh, yeah.
02:58:51
It gives you a hint value thing.
02:58:52
I keep taking pictures of easy sitting down because he was, like,
02:58:54
not feeling good for some reason.
02:58:56
Like we drank too much or
02:59:06
it freeze.
02:59:13
Yeah.
02:59:13
Last year.
02:59:18
Alicia, you must.
02:59:19
You got to put some more quarters in your internet or a totally lost.
02:59:21
Yeah, that's all right.
02:59:24
That was get to wrap it up anyway.
02:59:27
I'll give you a few to come back.
02:59:28
If not, I'm going to play a
02:59:32
another mix.
02:59:43
We have
03:00:02
seven independent
03:00:10
until 3:00.
03:00:12
The tall canvas kicks in the door.
03:00:13
This is somebody speaking part of who at the people of color
03:00:18
going into what looks like a
03:00:23
white woman going out without a fight
03:00:26
for tomorrow.
03:00:27
A spokeswoman stocks clothing down by no different body once.
03:00:32
Yeah, but I'll go with you.
03:00:34
You want my back?
03:00:36
I'm telling you that some woman on the floor.
03:00:38
That's what the your mom.
03:00:55
I'm going. Oh!
03:01:00
Oh, my God.
03:01:15
My day is more possible because
03:01:19
I feel like I'm the one that's doing dope
03:01:22
all the time.
03:01:28
They don't,
03:01:29
and then I'm walking free.
03:01:31
But that's bullshit.
03:01:32
I got a little window of gas in.
03:01:35
Then my dad did my job of being basket.
03:01:37
I have a woman down by.
03:01:41
She was down to get me to help me out.
03:01:45
What's the me single question on the picks?
03:01:50
Then I go up and then I love
03:01:54
the want one
03:01:57
come to me.
03:02:01
What?
03:02:02
I wanted to hit Larry. Go.
03:02:04
Hey, he's there, but he's not here.
03:02:08
Oh, it's muted.
03:02:09
Here we go.
03:02:11
I want to talk about.
03:02:12
I want to talk about open mind.
03:02:16
Is open mind if if the brain in the mind are this
03:02:21
similar?
03:02:23
Not if the mind isn't more expanded, then
03:02:27
how can we open our mind?
03:02:28
Is that just some jargon nonsense work shit that makes up your mind
03:02:34
for your mind?
03:02:35
Expand and then open your mind.
03:02:36
Yeah. All that shit.
03:02:37
Is that just jargon or is there really some voodoo?
03:02:40
You know, again, whatever those monkish, you know,
03:02:44
ancient wisdom to that,
03:02:46
if it wants to pledge, if he was here he would,
03:02:50
I mean, well he would shit on it, he would show me some deep theory.
03:02:54
Now he believes in sun theory.
03:02:57
So what's that?
03:02:58
That an ape got stoned?
03:03:00
I mean, psychedelics, psychedelics, just like, you know,
03:03:04
advancing consciousness through the means of
03:03:08
just weird trips that make you.
03:03:11
But then the philosophize more.
03:03:14
But then they.
03:03:15
What do they then?
03:03:15
Then they share their experiences with the rest of the people that
03:03:18
do the shrooms or the rest of the apes that didn't do the shrooms?
03:03:20
I guess.
03:03:21
So if it's convincing enough or is it encoded in some DNA?
03:03:25
Well, yeah, I met God and they told me, you know,
03:03:31
now I got free your mind and the rest will follow.
03:03:33
Stuck in my head. Isn't there a mixture? Yeah.
03:03:35
But then we go back to the Steve-O thing where it's like,
03:03:38
Okay, what's the difference between tripping hard
03:03:42
and, like,
03:03:44
say, that guy is able to somehow, cognitively be able
03:03:47
to pick up on some type of or from either an afterlife or from Steve's brain
03:03:53
that is projecting his mother
03:03:56
like psychedelic drugs, say psychedelic drugs can't put you in that state as well
03:04:00
and give you that receptive type of nature as well.
03:04:05
Does that guy possess it without having to acid, you know,
03:04:10
I would like to see a control mind thing.
03:04:12
What did Steve's mind look like that too?
03:04:14
Were there other effects in the room? Yeah, I don't know. They.
03:04:17
He didn't have a ladybug hand, so I don't know.
03:04:19
There was no about it was no control or comparison.
03:04:22
So I don't they just compared his mind
03:04:26
to something before and
03:04:27
after and said that's not the way it's supposed to be.
03:04:30
Oh the guy was just like, this is not typical.
03:04:33
And so an experience.
03:04:35
So who knows how much, how many?
03:04:36
Outrageous like
03:04:39
things he runs across on a regular, you know,
03:04:41
I mean, analyzing serial killers or the analyzing is your everyday Joe.
03:04:45
You know I've also gone in loops maybe or maybe maybe not on psychedelics,
03:04:50
and you end up questioning your own open mindedness.
03:04:54
Is your open mind in your whole mind an actual constraint
03:04:57
that you can't get?
03:05:00
You know, like the older I get,
03:05:02
the more that shrinks down my my logic and reason sphere.
03:05:07
And I don't it's not for me to conceptualize past. It's
03:05:11
almost impossible for me to open my mind to anything that I haven't already.
03:05:17
Yeah,
03:05:20
that was kind of suggested that at some point,
03:05:22
because I usually the shit that I
03:05:26
teach how to use our equipment
03:05:28
and I teach adults
03:05:31
and I always relate to the one time where
03:05:36
I'm teaching
03:05:37
Evan, I guess more than once, but teaching and then the
03:05:42
because I usually do schools a lot and so that schools can both and if,
03:05:47
if the school is in session or the kids around, it's like, hey, come over, come
03:05:50
look at the thing that we go watch it, watch it work.
03:05:54
And kids will like come over and they'll be like, totally interested.
03:05:58
It'll start going.
03:05:59
And then before you know it, like they'll just already be done.
03:06:02
They'll be talking to each other.
03:06:03
They'll ask like five questions that have nothing to do with anything at all.
03:06:07
And then it's just like a fucking mess.
03:06:09
And it's like, You know what? I'd be better.
03:06:12
I'm glad I'm not teaching kids out of this.
03:06:14
Teaching Adults.
03:06:15
But then there's somebody had mentioned about the receptive nature
03:06:19
of kids versus adults where adults have a specific
03:06:24
mind frame already ingrained in themselves,
03:06:26
and if they're not going to be receptive to something, it's
03:06:28
going to be harder to get them to be receptive to something children are.
03:06:31
They don't have any framework already set in their head,
03:06:34
so they're going to be more adaptive to the learning, I guess is what for sure.
03:06:39
And that's kind of what you just said. Yeah, I agree.
03:06:43
But I also
03:06:44
that maybe clean slate, maybe, maybe it's not that you've gotten
03:06:48
to a point where you learned everything or you've already got your viewpoints.
03:06:52
Maybe all that shit or 99% of the shit
03:06:56
that people are trying to teach when you're younger is just nonsense.
03:07:00
Yeah,
03:07:02
potentially.
03:07:03
I always hated that
03:07:07
was one of the things
03:07:08
that I always wanted was like explanation.
03:07:12
As a kid, I never understood why we were doing math until I went to college.
03:07:16
It was just become community college.
03:07:18
But the math teacher there was actually going to retire,
03:07:21
quit teaching for a couple of years every year, like a year, year and a half
03:07:25
to build an electrical car that was funded by some grants or some shit.
03:07:31
So the dude was a smart motherfucker.
03:07:33
He just happened to be local and just had a community college.
03:07:37
But he actually would answer.
03:07:40
I forget I don't have a great example, but he would answer my questions
03:07:42
on why, like, Oh hey, we're doing this math equation.
03:07:46
You put this number here and you put this number here and it's like, well,
03:07:50
you know, why do you put that one there and that one here?
03:07:52
And he, like you, would actually explain it.
03:07:54
And it was like, Oh,
03:07:55
that actually sense versus when your a kid was just like, nope, numerator on top.
03:08:00
It wasn't numerator and denominator,
03:08:01
but that's the only thing I could liken it to is like numerator and denominator.
03:08:06
The bottom. Well, it's like, why?
03:08:07
And it's like, well this is where you put it.
03:08:09
You put the one number here and you put the other number there
03:08:11
and it's like, Well,
03:08:11
why, why, why do you put I've always been a white person.
03:08:14
I don't know.
03:08:16
Was it Professor Oaks.
03:08:19
I don't know.
03:08:20
I don't remember.
03:08:21
Honestly, I can look it up, I guess.
03:08:23
I think I saw some mice going, shit.
03:08:25
But 2011, it must have been it.
03:08:27
Was it before that?
03:08:30
It was definitely before 2011.
03:08:32
Oh yeah. Then I'm up.
03:08:34
Yeah, I'm just so graduated.
03:08:37
I was. I graduated 23.
03:08:39
I forwarded around for like
03:08:42
six years or two
03:08:47
between 2003 and 2000.
03:08:49
Professor It would have been Professor not
03:08:53
Z kind of like
03:08:56
a professor.
03:08:58
Phil Nerdy looking, right?
03:09:00
My professor White, nerdy looking, light colored hair, more rate my professors does
03:09:05
does have photo of your professor but you say the rate rate
03:09:11
for the Harvard Tea Party.
03:09:16
Yeah.
03:09:16
Nowadays, before the kids pick their college courses
03:09:18
they go to rate my professor and pick the one he fears.
03:09:22
Ready? But I don't know. That's a shame.
03:09:25
I don't know if I want to be on the show.
03:09:28
All right.
03:09:29
Thanks to Google.
03:09:30
I like it.
03:09:31
I mean, I don't like I like
03:09:34
I don't want to show pictures and out anybody that may not be.
03:09:38
Oh, no, whatever. He's cool.
03:09:40
You nerd.
03:09:40
You look like a nerd is cooler.
03:09:44
There would be a specific demographic that you would have said if you were.
03:09:47
It's not. It's. It must not be. Professor Oakes.
03:09:50
I don't know.
03:09:51
There was another is the old
03:09:53
Not in this picture.
03:09:55
Okay, well, there was another of what fucking.
03:10:00
I don't think it was math.
03:10:01
I think it was the other dude had it out with a little bit.
03:10:05
I leave work
03:10:07
and I show up there and I show up like a couple of minutes late, but that's
03:10:10
usually my M.O.. Anyway.
03:10:13
But it was also because of, you know, hit my role in the parking lot and I roll in
03:10:17
just like, you know, stone up whatever before we was legal.
03:10:21
Stone Don't draw.
03:10:22
Same thing, right? Yeah. No, no, I'll be fine.
03:10:25
But problem was I get in the class and like, he
03:10:28
he had this thing where he would have a question on the board
03:10:32
and you needed to answer the question and turn it in.
03:10:36
And he specifically was just leaving it up there.
03:10:39
And then he I felt like he was targeting me
03:10:42
because he knew I'd be a couple of minutes late.
03:10:44
So he started erasing the question early before I got there.
03:10:48
And then he wouldn't tell me what the question was like.
03:10:52
I like I'd have to ask the guy next to me, which he'd be fine with.
03:10:56
And then like, so I didn't feel like doing that all the time.
03:10:59
And I'm just like, Hey, you know?
03:11:00
And then he started like, get harping on me about like,
03:11:03
I'm like, I come from I'm like, coming from work.
03:11:05
I'm like, I don't know what the fuck you want for me, man.
03:11:07
I'm just like, I just want.
03:11:08
And he was like, Well, you want special.
03:11:11
And I'm like, No, I just want the same privileges that everybody else got.
03:11:14
Like, they're like,
03:11:17
And so your math teacher,
03:11:20
I think it was math.
03:11:21
I forget it was it it was a freshman year.
03:11:24
It was like a is a couple of yeah, it was a couple of years later.
03:11:27
A year or two later, I don't know.
03:11:29
But yeah, he was just being a dick.
03:11:31
And so I'm like, well I just want the same privileges that everybody else has.
03:11:35
I'm like, You, you, you kind of raised the question before I get there, and
03:11:39
I'm like, I don't have an opportunity to see what the question is
03:11:42
and like, and I'm like, I'm perfectly fine if I, if I don't even
03:11:47
like I told him, I'm like, all they want is a passing.
03:11:50
I just need a passing grade to get the degree that I want.
03:11:52
I don't give a fuck if it's a C, I don't give a fuck, I just want a passing grade.
03:11:56
And he's like, Well, what? I'm like, he's.
03:11:59
He's like, usually thought it was like some kind of work.
03:12:01
What do they call that, the co-op bullshit?
03:12:03
Or like, where you do work in school?
03:12:05
And it's like, No, I got my own job on my own fucking merit.
03:12:08
And then I'm going to school using my fucking work's money.
03:12:12
Okay. Vocational?
03:12:14
Yeah, I don't know, but it was just I got pissed and I fucking.
03:12:17
I wrote.
03:12:19
I wrote him a terrible review at the end of the year, but, yeah, I got it.
03:12:23
I got it out of them.
03:12:25
But then. Then.
03:12:26
So then he was like, well, then when you show, you need to do
03:12:29
all ten questions and handed in when you get here.
03:12:32
And I'm like, That's perfectly fine.
03:12:34
I'm fine with doing the work beforehand.
03:12:36
If I need to show up, I have 5 minutes to get there and within this
03:12:40
5 minutes this question is gone and it's like fucking,
03:12:43
you know, 20% of my grade for the day or whatever the fuck.
03:12:46
It's like you're being a dick purposefully
03:12:48
fucking hated the guy who's the old
03:12:50
fuck to ten years, obviously, but purposeful dick.
03:12:55
Yeah.
03:12:56
All right. Story speaking. Going to college.
03:12:59
So I didn't I this has been I'm sure done to death so far but
03:13:05
I just find all this shit funny going to college because that kind of ties in.
03:13:08
But I don't know. You've got kids.
03:13:11
Got kids in college, allegedly, right?
03:13:14
Yeah, I do like I do.
03:13:16
I mean, I was paying attention to the news.
03:13:19
You got all those professors that are refusing, or at least at the time
03:13:23
were refusing to denounce the murderous regime of Hamas
03:13:31
or just the not even murderous regime of Hamas.
03:13:34
But everybody's guilty of murdering.
03:13:38
What's supposed to happen is a
03:13:44
soldier fights soldier.
03:13:46
You don't a soldier fights civilian.
03:13:49
That's there's a different classification and you're not.
03:13:54
Yeah.
03:13:57
Before you start with that.
03:13:59
No, thank you.
03:14:00
Thank you very much for that, Dr.
03:14:02
Sally, I also so we love that one, but I don't want to overshadow
03:14:07
the one that happens in like another 30 seconds.
03:14:09
The one there was the second one where he does.
03:14:12
Since you have that up.
03:14:14
It's not even up. I played the sound.
03:14:17
Now, that's fine.
03:14:18
It's just another 30 minutes.
03:14:20
Yeah, Yeah.
03:14:21
We're waiting for the next help is going to go from here.
03:14:29
Yep, that's it.
03:14:30
That's nice. Nice.
03:14:31
All right.
03:14:34
Kind of.
03:14:34
And I. You. I wonder what he's doing tonight.
03:14:37
What if he can get him?
03:14:38
Get him for an interview? Ooh,
03:14:42
I him up.
03:14:43
Maybe.
03:14:44
Maybe he's still local. Yeah, he definitely an easy name to find
03:14:48
on one.
03:14:52
I tell you, this is the fucking so that
03:14:54
this woman's voice is a little grating, but she's got a purpose.
03:14:57
It's just funny how these people don't want to.
03:14:59
I'm not clicking the wrong way to go to the actual video.
03:15:03
Liz McGill at Penn does calling for the genocide of Jews
03:15:07
violate Penn's rules or of conduct?
03:15:10
Yes or no?
03:15:14
Look at the shit eating grin.
03:15:15
This one out of the in terms of conduct, it can be harassment.
03:15:18
Yes, I am.
03:15:19
See in Israel specifically calling for the genocide of Jews a lot of the shit.
03:15:23
Any grin on that woman is harassment.
03:15:28
It is directed in severe or pervasive.
03:15:30
It is harassment. So the answer is yes.
03:15:34
It is a context dependent on our stance.
03:15:36
All right.
03:15:36
So in this decision that's just based on the the statement is harassment.
03:15:44
The statement
03:15:45
alone indicates harassment, does it not?
03:15:48
My logic, you want.
03:15:50
I don't if I if I'm in a public square, I yell, I want to murder all black people.
03:15:55
Is that not harassment to every single black person that's there?
03:16:00
Right.
03:16:00
I don't think that a threat of violence against them all
03:16:04
you had that I want.
03:16:05
You didn't say I was going to you.
03:16:07
Okay, Well, what's the verbiage that she uses here?
03:16:10
Hold on.
03:16:10
So I want to tie it directly to what we're seeing here.
03:16:12
So your testimony today calling for the genocide of Jews, calling
03:16:16
for the genocide.
03:16:17
So if I said I want all of the black people in the government,
03:16:23
I want all of the black people to die, I want a murderer.
03:16:27
I don't know. Is this calling for the genocide?
03:16:29
That doesn't necessarily mean I'm going to be doing it right.
03:16:32
So the problem is, as far as I want the black people to die,
03:16:36
if I yell that in a public square where it's it's you have a free speech.
03:16:40
Right. To do that is ridiculous as it sounds.
03:16:42
No, no, no.
03:16:43
That's that's not free speech calling for the death of.
03:16:46
No, it's not.
03:16:47
So it's not a you don't have a specific case.
03:16:50
So you're free.
03:16:51
You're free to say
03:16:51
whatever the fuck you want, but you're also free to be punished by your
03:16:55
but your ear.
03:16:56
There's no specific call to action.
03:16:58
It's too general.
03:16:59
So there's no if you were to say, I want your saying.
03:17:02
So you're saying January six?
03:17:04
No, I'm not saying anything about January six.
03:17:06
That's a great no, but great title.
03:17:09
It's a great, you know.
03:17:10
That's a great you know, I agree.
03:17:13
I agree with the January six.
03:17:14
But I he Trump wasn't saying let's go murder a bunch of people.
03:17:17
It's a joke.
03:17:20
But hating riots and stuff is a good and good feed into that.
03:17:24
No. Yeah.
03:17:24
You're trying to convince other people to murder anyone, is that not
03:17:30
if. It's a joke.
03:17:31
There was one.
03:17:32
There was that one.
03:17:33
It's a general statement against like.
03:17:36
Yeah, general statements are
03:17:37
protected for some reason, but if you have a specific
03:17:39
call, the actor said, Oh fuck, I, I don't know who I hate.
03:17:43
I hate LeBron James.
03:17:44
I wish he would die.
03:17:46
Like, that's a difference between the one
03:17:48
all black people to die all black you use into anything hate speech.
03:17:53
It's not what you know.
03:17:54
It's when you say and words like want and wish.
03:17:56
That's just your opinion.
03:17:57
That's your hope.
03:17:57
It's not it's not a call to action, but it's tell that to my brother.
03:18:01
In order for that to be a legal or like threat
03:18:04
or call of arms, you have to have you have to have a call to action.
03:18:09
No, my brother
03:18:11
may have at some point texted a former employer
03:18:15
saying I wished your business would blow up.
03:18:20
And he got charged with
03:18:24
threat of violence.
03:18:26
He should have fought it, even though even though the verbiage was
03:18:28
I wish he didn't say what I was going to or I'm going to do, it was I wish.
03:18:34
And that's the he should have fought it or he had.
03:18:35
But I mean, I don't know the situation.
03:18:37
It sounds like, you know, a lawyer is different
03:18:40
because as my understanding is, you have to have a specific to action.
03:18:44
And so he had an intent,
03:18:47
had alcohol and sue infused with
03:18:50
prescription drugs in
03:18:53
the presence that he's been on. And
03:18:56
I don't know
03:18:58
Ralph's situation in the world, but definitely was just
03:19:01
I don't know, I think it was a combination of antidepressant drugs
03:19:04
that don't do anything because there's studies
03:19:06
that say that they don't do a goddamn thing
03:19:10
combined with alcohol and just not knowing his limit
03:19:12
and deciding to just, you know, let me just fuck these people.
03:19:16
I've got a grudge. I'm kind of drunk
03:19:20
and biting him in the ass.
03:19:22
But it's a f
03:19:24
weird situation.
03:19:26
So it spent like.
03:19:28
We can Wayne County, which. What?
03:19:30
When you got there, they didn't even have a fucking mattress there.
03:19:34
There was two people sharing the holding cell because it was during COVID.
03:19:37
So what's.
03:19:39
And so they literally, like, had to keep you
03:19:42
in a separate area for 14 days before they put you in the main area.
03:19:45
And he said there was
03:19:47
another in there and there was one mattress between the two of them.
03:19:51
It's like,
03:19:52
fuck it is.
03:19:54
There was a condition me getting dressed.
03:19:59
I don't want to hear gay prison door stories.
03:20:00
So, hey, it is not illegal to wish harm someone to someone
03:20:04
you could even wish harm against the president.
03:20:07
A group. Okay.
03:20:08
No, not yet.
03:20:09
But you cannot.
03:20:12
So saying.
03:20:12
I wish.
03:20:14
I wish
03:20:16
Eminem said.
03:20:18
I don't rap for dead presidents.
03:20:19
I'd rather see the president dead.
03:20:21
It's never been said, but I set precedent.
03:20:23
He got investigated because of that statement in a song.
03:20:27
The reason I don't hold on, don't move
03:20:30
the goal post investigated isn't you can get investigated for anything.
03:20:33
That doesn't mean it's illegal.
03:20:37
Okay.
03:20:38
I guess they just also look in the same thing with a couple
03:20:41
other rappers,
03:20:45
Nas or Jay-Z.
03:20:46
I think there was one, but I was really hoping for that.
03:20:49
I was really hoping to overturn his name, that it was going to be a lawyer.
03:20:54
Apparently it's a real estate agent.
03:20:55
So I guess we'll take what he's saying with a grain of salt here.
03:20:59
The gun,
03:21:03
the Don.
03:21:06
Yeah.
03:21:07
From from my understanding, if you if the unless there's a specific call
03:21:11
to action to a specific place, it's not inciting.
03:21:14
Okay.
03:21:15
Well there was like it was a place of business, not a specific person.
03:21:21
Yeah.
03:21:21
Then it would be if it was going to be civil
03:21:23
and they would have to prove that whatever he said actually harmed the business.
03:21:27
It didn't though, then.
03:21:29
So there was no there was no no so.
03:21:31
So there was no what's the case number?
03:21:33
It was the case.
03:21:34
What's the case number?
03:21:35
Where what jurisdiction? Let's bring it up.
03:21:37
I don't know, dude.
03:21:38
Oh, no, I'm not going to. I'm just.
03:21:40
I was a stick on the law.
03:21:42
It would be.
03:21:42
It would be.
03:21:42
No, this is like blaming shows that are on it.
03:21:47
It would be No, there was no lawsuit which jumped out to the business.
03:21:53
It was more the charge of the police for just causing
03:21:56
a ruckus really is what the charge.
03:21:59
You know what I mean?
03:22:01
No, I don't know what you mean.
03:22:03
Inciting versus actually, I don't know.
03:22:05
No, the I don't know.
03:22:06
It wasn't the business didn't didn't that we weren't sued by.
03:22:09
My parents or my brother wasn't sued by the business.
03:22:12
It was the police bringing the charge or
03:22:16
in the nature of the charges.
03:22:18
So who was their character who was the victim?
03:22:20
And I'm not like trolling you or anything right now. I'm like, I don't know.
03:22:23
I don't know if there's no victim.
03:22:25
There can't be a crime either. This damn police these.
03:22:28
Let's get to the bottom let's appeal.
03:22:29
Can we get him on? Who was this? My brother.
03:22:32
My brother was working for this place.
03:22:36
Got a job for through a friend of mine and was your great.
03:22:40
And then all of a sudden you started having this weird,
03:22:43
weird medical issue that was causing them.
03:22:46
After feeling more than typical, it was.
03:22:49
He was being he was sore.
03:22:51
What what's, what's atrophy skinny.
03:22:54
Oh, they're just just not like muscles not working.
03:22:57
Oh yeah like you're not being as good like, not like he, he said that he,
03:23:02
he would climb you know, say he went up two flights of stairs.
03:23:06
It's all like he climbed up four flights of stairs
03:23:09
or six flights of stairs instead of just two.
03:23:12
And so in the place that he was working at is a place that was converting
03:23:17
plastic waste into potential biofuel.
03:23:21
And he would clean out these tanks.
03:23:23
And I would like to think that he would, but he'd come home from sometimes
03:23:26
it'd be like like decked in like black shit.
03:23:30
And they so the dude that I knew
03:23:33
that got him that job was his boss and they had a great relationship.
03:23:36
But that boss got frickin let go after a while.
03:23:40
And it had a lot to do with just them rolling through
03:23:44
workers and not really
03:23:45
caring and treating people like shit and then just kicked to the curb.
03:23:48
So my brother was not physically able to work
03:23:52
because of this issue, but they still let him go.
03:23:54
And so there was a potential weirdness, the ability thing.
03:23:57
The problem is, is my brother has not been diagnosed with anything yet
03:24:01
still to this day, but he still has this issue.
03:24:04
And it's it's it's weird because.
03:24:06
It's like he when we go up north for vacations and shit,
03:24:10
it's like he held you have to try to help me do some shit
03:24:13
and then they'll take a nap like half a day or sleep in some.
03:24:16
Like you can see it. And when he gets up, he kind of winces.
03:24:21
He had a weird facial twitch in his left eye
03:24:23
when he was a kid for a very brief, that facial twitch
03:24:27
had come back
03:24:31
here and there
03:24:32
and it hadn't happened prior to period.
03:24:37
And so there's just like some weird neurological shit that they can't
03:24:40
put their fucking finger on.
03:24:41
And so without a diagnosis, you can't claim any type of disability
03:24:45
even though you are fucked.
03:24:46
You fucking judge,
03:24:47
you know, and you see these fucking loads that somehow have disability.
03:24:51
And Judge Judy always questions.
03:24:53
She's like, Oh your what's your disability?
03:24:55
She always fucking questions.
03:24:56
And every time there is some type bullshit excuse.
03:25:00
So I don't know man, but whatever that he had was pretty good to me.
03:25:04
He actually ended up getting him some type of some payments from the state.
03:25:09
He's on
03:25:09
Medicaid, he's doing fine, but it's just he does have to blow
03:25:13
into a fucking alcohol thing every every day, like three times a day,
03:25:18
which is good for him.
03:25:19
He doesn't need to be higher family.
03:25:22
Oh, shit.
03:25:23
I can hear it. I'm going to go pissed, but I'm going to mute.
03:25:25
I can hear and act this way.
03:25:28
Who live across the street
03:25:29
who charges to soon I who are up to judge for sentencing today.
03:25:33
He is accused of mooning an entire family who live across the street
03:25:37
and he's also charged with malicious destruction of property.
03:25:40
I am not going to yet
03:25:43
how long I was around you guys.
03:25:44
All this fuck has a juvenile delinquent when 54 years old.
03:25:51
The indecent exposure, the open and putting
03:25:55
together.
03:25:56
You don't see
03:25:58
the good thing that the man that's he's thinking.
03:26:01
Maybe they think that on purpose they should have purposely
03:26:03
gave him a woman. Yeah, you'd think that that would all.
03:26:06
I don't hear you. What?
03:26:07
That would have been true justice if that existed.
03:26:10
Eddie, he was my roommate.
03:26:13
Because there is a I fully would like to see is complying with all the terms
03:26:17
conditions the judge set forth today.
03:26:18
As long as he got a little bit more time to think about all this.
03:26:21
And the charge is mooning.
03:26:25
I don't know if it was a minor or but not the stance he made.
03:26:29
So he didn't say it fully in the beginning.
03:26:30
Yeah, it was going through a few just the lawyer's wording,
03:26:33
the lawyers wording it perfectly.
03:26:35
He made some poor choices,
03:26:38
right?
03:26:39
Life at the time.
03:26:40
And after Savage leaves court here today to Kevin
03:26:45
Church Anger Management
03:26:46
and we're sure at 37 just looks familiar.
03:26:50
Sarah Edwards 71. Never mind.
03:26:53
That's a shame.
03:26:56
Such a shame.
03:27:02
And honestly to know
03:27:03
you mean
03:27:10
we can go back to the juvenile video, but
03:27:11
I'm still going to get to talk about it like he go,
03:27:16
You're going to hear that I got a pissed
03:27:19
well, weird like beginning of like a song, right?
03:27:24
Her Like, here goes.
03:27:26
It's a play on the prejudice.
03:27:29
No, I don't want to hear you go
03:27:32
this way.
03:27:33
You got something on? I'm Not even on yours.
03:27:35
You know, the the annoying bitch the Harvard president comes?
03:27:40
Yeah.
03:27:41
What did she say?
03:27:42
Oh, this is the people that were denying anti-Semitism or whatever.
03:27:46
And then also the fact the one.
03:27:48
But today's gay.
03:27:50
This is funny because she looks like she's gay.
03:27:53
Oh, yeah. That we commitment.
03:27:56
This is a serious question to answer. Yes.
03:27:58
Miss McGill is a bit old at this point, even though it's only just a week old.
03:28:02
So I know that you will not answer
03:28:07
if the speech you are trying to conduct.
03:28:09
I can see it.
03:28:10
Yes, I am sorry. Everything I to
03:28:13
for the genocide of Jews in an environment that constitutes harassment.
03:28:18
Earth tone sometimes had some peaks that are some really believe that.
03:28:21
But this is pretty grim all times annoying.
03:28:24
So the answer is that the other woman's name is gay.
03:28:26
So justices are great in Congress.
03:28:28
Well, it's a context dependent decision.
03:28:30
That's your testimony today calling for genocide of Jews
03:28:33
is depending upon the context that is not bullying or harassment.
03:28:38
This is the easiest question to answer.
03:28:40
Yes, Ms.. McGill, is it
03:28:44
so is your testimony that you will not answer yes if it
03:28:49
is yes or no, if the speech becomes conduct, isn't there
03:28:52
irony that this woman is actually bullying her to answer genocide?
03:28:58
The speech is not harassment.
03:29:00
This is unacceptable.
03:29:01
Ms.. McGill, I'm going to give you
03:29:02
one more opportunity for the world to see your answer.
03:29:07
This calling for the genocide of Jews violate tens
03:29:11
code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment.
03:29:14
Yes or no,
03:29:18
it can be harassment.
03:29:20
The answer is yes.
03:29:22
And Dr.
03:29:23
Gay at Harvard does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Harvard's
03:29:28
rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no?
03:29:31
It can be, depending on the context.
03:29:34
What's the context?
03:29:36
Well, what would be hilarious if this woman it's
03:29:40
actually if that woman actually wasn't hurt, her last name wasn't gay.
03:29:44
She just was calling her out because of the butch haircut
03:29:48
is gay.
03:29:49
So really, you're going to
03:29:50
you're going to sit back and say that that's not that big of a deal.
03:29:54
Just don't play devil's advocate here.
03:29:56
You kind of feel a little bit of that.
03:29:57
I just want to say for free speech, like I don't condemn any media.
03:30:01
I don't understand it.
03:30:03
So it's not a law. So. Right.
03:30:04
So it's the school policy.
03:30:06
So you have students that at imagine any any group of students
03:30:10
at any college calling for the genocide of any other human being.
03:30:14
All right.
03:30:15
Many other human beings specifically, then, yes, absolutely have a problem with.
03:30:18
But a general area like anyone even has one person or ten people
03:30:22
or a group of people like killing any one person,
03:30:25
individual or group of people calling for the genocide of anyone should
03:30:29
kind of like, hey, maybe you should like, get the fuck out of here.
03:30:33
Yeah, I don't.
03:30:33
I mean, I think you're free to say it.
03:30:35
You're free to condone it.
03:30:36
I don't know what the problem is with a college campus.
03:30:39
Zero.
03:30:39
You're saying that it's perfectly fine for me to anyone to talk to you again.
03:30:45
And I decided to hold up a sign and protest and say all Jews need to die.
03:30:51
Then they need you saying they shouldn't take me off a campus
03:30:54
that that should it shouldn't be supported, but it should be allowed.
03:30:59
I wouldn't recommend.
03:30:59
It's like where and what was what was the Bruce Willis you're
03:31:02
infringing on the rights of others.
03:31:04
You're going question without me?
03:31:05
Answer Sorry.
03:31:07
This one movie where you know, you're, you know,
03:31:11
the one movie where he wore the sign that said, I hate,
03:31:16
you know, the N-word with the harder.
03:31:18
And then
03:31:20
he had to walk through the Bronx with a sandwich board
03:31:22
that said that he had every right.
03:31:24
He had every right to say that,
03:31:28
Yeah, I hate not deaf to all.
03:31:32
He could have said death to all.
03:31:34
And it would have been the same context to what I'm saying now.
03:31:36
You have every right to do that.
03:31:38
But there are repercussions looking at us
03:31:41
versus is the First Amendment.
03:31:45
The First Amendment is very clear.
03:31:46
You have every right to scream, What am I going to do?
03:31:49
What kind of attacks?
03:31:51
Let's let's about that.
03:31:52
You didn't bring up any of say say say that
03:31:55
just right before the half hour and wait.
03:31:58
Hold up.
03:32:00
For the record, she didn't bring up any context either.
03:32:02
That's what they're apprehensive answering.
03:32:03
I don't agree with either side of these people in history based on recent history.
03:32:08
They said the reason that's why they're having this hearing raised
03:32:11
both vague for me to decide otherwise.
03:32:13
But I do that people are in.
03:32:16
I would be racist. So you want me to start?
03:32:19
Imagine there had been genocide
03:32:23
against a Jewish or black heart hours
03:32:27
like shortly there before
03:32:30
this question asked.
03:32:32
Does that change anything?
03:32:33
The statement is made not to me, all speech free,
03:32:37
no matter what the horrible shit that doesn't make any sense is
03:32:41
what needs to be protected most sadly, and it's dangerous as fuck.
03:32:46
But that. But.
03:32:47
But it has to be that way.
03:32:48
Otherwise it's not at all.
03:32:50
So it's okay to wish death upon other human beings, period.
03:32:56
That person is murderer.
03:32:57
Like okay, I wish death upon murderer.
03:32:58
I personally don't, so I wouldn't do that.
03:33:01
I want people to live and I want everybody to be had.
03:33:04
Peace and happiness, Harmony, hold hands.
03:33:05
Kumbaya. Okay.
03:33:07
So if you should
03:33:09
do, why can't they why do they have to condone?
03:33:12
Don't they have the right to not They're a fucking college.
03:33:16
They're so representing a college.
03:33:19
I don't even know the context of this.
03:33:20
This interview, this this, this interrogation.
03:33:23
No, this is Penn State University.
03:33:25
And do you see the irony, though, Miss
03:33:28
Stanek Stefanik is bullying the shit out of this woman?
03:33:31
That I don't know.
03:33:31
She she's got a grainy voice, for sure, but she's not telling
03:33:36
because she's she's being very direct because the school
03:33:39
to the level of innocence in this this is this is a this is offensive.
03:33:44
This is like outrageously offensive to where you you would yell.
03:33:48
You would certainly the other person really calling
03:33:51
for the genocide of anyone is perfectly fine at your school.
03:33:54
You're okay with that so long as they're not. Well, that
03:33:58
actually time round.
03:33:59
She's not calling for the genocide. She's just not.
03:34:01
She's not. She's not.
03:34:03
What's the opposite of condoning when you're supposed to come out
03:34:05
and say she's just saying against policy against policy, against the school's
03:34:10
policy outright, Shouldn't there be some type of policy that says, yeah,
03:34:14
your students should be out here demanding death upon.
03:34:17
No, because, you know, because speech frames of free speech
03:34:21
would have would outlaw Melissa.
03:34:23
Anyway.
03:34:24
This isn't this isn't that's not that's okay you're free to speak
03:34:28
that you're also free to be fucking punished
03:34:32
by your speech.
03:34:34
So you're saying that you could just go to the fucking.
03:34:37
I can just go to Wayne State.
03:34:39
I can apply to Wayne State and walk around campus called Nigger, Nigger,
03:34:42
nigger, nigger, nigger.
03:34:43
You should not be kicked off campus if you're asking.
03:34:46
I know I'm not a lawyer and I'm not any of these administrators.
03:34:49
All right. Yes.
03:34:50
I think you should be able to free speech.
03:34:52
The First Amendment doesn't say you have a right to free speech
03:34:55
until you piss somebody off or say the N-word.
03:34:58
It's it says free speech shall not be abridged, period.
03:35:02
End of sentence.
03:35:02
No, no.
03:35:03
Free, you know, freedom of the press, freedom of religion,
03:35:05
all they're allowed to speak what you want but doesn't say
03:35:09
it doesn't seem to offend.
03:35:12
I'm going to this is really important matter.
03:35:14
It's like you could be my friend if you start fucking shit on my mom.
03:35:18
You're not going to be my best friend anymore, you know?
03:35:20
Right? Like God has nothing to do with what we're talking.
03:35:23
That has nothing to do with what we're talking about.
03:35:24
100%. This character,
03:35:28
first of all, is your mother, Jewish or black?
03:35:30
If not, it doesn't matter, as I think she's a small percentage.
03:35:33
Middle Eastern, Jehovah's Witness.
03:35:34
I think it's like a point, like a 0.5% Italian.
03:35:38
I have no problem.
03:35:39
I have no problem with any generalization.
03:35:42
I have a lot of problems with individual people.
03:35:44
And I think you should have a right to do that.
03:35:46
And none of them have to do with one another exclusively
03:35:51
until you until you.
03:35:52
I don't even know how
03:35:55
I don't know.
03:35:56
The First Amendment doesn't say, hey, the First Amendment doesn't say
03:35:59
you have a right to free speech unless you scare or offend somebody.
03:36:05
It's your free speech, right
03:36:07
to speak freely.
03:36:10
And yes, if you walk up to somebody with my brothers, with my situation,
03:36:14
what's your mother?
03:36:15
Are you free in the mouth?
03:36:17
My brother spoke freely.
03:36:19
And guess what?
03:36:19
The law said that speech was not condoning evil.
03:36:23
Well, I do disagree with that and I disagree with that.
03:36:27
And so I him.
03:36:28
But, you know, what are you going to do?
03:36:31
But you get a lawyer.
03:36:33
So here's an example where I say fight like hell.
03:36:37
Can I can I get in trouble?
03:36:39
Because now I just I did I just
03:36:41
I joked earlier, look at
03:36:44
the context.
03:36:45
How do you tell if I say you said, what do I do?
03:36:47
And I think your your family member should have fought like hell.
03:36:51
Does that do you does that interpreted as I literally was asking you
03:36:53
to go punch the frickin judge in the face January six.
03:36:57
That's a whole lot of mother in that fight that that's a whole shit argument.
03:37:02
Don't Just stand and take it and it might get difficult.
03:37:05
You might have to spend some time in jail. Don't sign the frickin.
03:37:07
I love those fuckers.
03:37:08
You've seen those those montages.
03:37:12
So they want to cheer on Donald Trump and the there's
03:37:14
a lot of montages of
03:37:18
Democratic side people using verbiage
03:37:21
that is the same, if not worse than like, you know,
03:37:25
whatever Donald Trump said on January six, you know, oh, we need to fight back
03:37:29
or fighter, you know, our yeah, it's suited to the special.
03:37:33
I like
03:37:34
the I'm just saying yeah in that instance.
03:37:37
But when you're talking about direct threat, I feel like there's a difference.
03:37:42
Yes, I do too.
03:37:42
That's what that's exactly right.
03:37:44
I mean, the direct anyone threatening to harm anybody,
03:37:47
a direct threat is exactly what I was saying.
03:37:50
Calling for the genocide is not a direct threat.
03:37:52
It's a generalization.
03:37:53
It's a it's horrible.
03:37:54
It's a it's a moral issue.
03:37:56
It's a generalization because there's no you're not saying for anything specific
03:37:59
you do you have the power to literally kill
03:38:01
because there's a difference between I'm going to
03:38:05
kill all the Jews right now versus I want all the Jews to die.
03:38:08
Is that.
03:38:10
Oh, there's a difference between saying I I'm not.
03:38:13
I see.
03:38:14
I can't I don't want to say it even if it's on a show, hypothetically,
03:38:16
I don't want to say the difference, but you have to like name a specific name
03:38:20
and place and weapon.
03:38:21
Like imagine
03:38:21
you're playing tag if it's not if it if it doesn't hold up in the game, I'm
03:38:25
going a murderer, a specific demographic with a specific example
03:38:30
in the observatory right.
03:38:31
And if it doesn't line up to solve includes the candlestick.
03:38:35
Right.
03:38:35
If it doesn't line up to win winning clue, it's not going
03:38:38
to be on
03:38:40
one of the
03:38:42
and I don't want to put it on the case of these interrogations either,
03:38:45
because just because I don't listen to no women, but I have to pee.
03:38:48
I'm going to play Free your mind.
03:38:50
The rest of the day will.
03:38:55
I hope it's playing prejudice.
03:38:57
Well, it's all about it.
03:38:57
Like, here it is. My.
03:39:45
I just feel
03:40:39
like for.
03:40:42
Yo, Ma.
03:40:43
No, that's simple.
03:40:45
You just got to free your mind.
03:40:48
But see, the problem is, if you free your mind up,
03:40:50
then you end up letting a bunch of crazy shit in a hurry.
03:40:54
You know, you muddy the water.
03:40:56
That's a good thing that I've heard on the show before,
03:40:59
that if I
03:40:59
take my nose on camera where you find the edge of it.
03:41:04
Yeah, that's great.
03:41:06
Thank you. Zoom in on your for you
03:41:08
like this?
03:41:10
Where's that?
03:41:10
Where's the fine line of
03:41:13
bringing your mind and muddying the waters?
03:41:15
You know, you got to free your mind to the point
03:41:17
where you accept new ideas,
03:41:18
but you don't want to accept all new ideas because then you're just some naive.
03:41:22
Yeah.
03:41:22
Then you're going to be murdering Jews at
03:41:26
college campuses. Wow.
03:41:28
So first of all,
03:41:29
if you're trying to paraphrase my bully my position as murdering Jews.
03:41:34
No, I think murdering Jews is wrong and illegal.
03:41:36
There's already laws for that.
03:41:37
We don't need to make hate laws.
03:41:39
If you call for the murdering of Jews, though, that's still not wrong.
03:41:44
It's horrible and it's hateful.
03:41:45
If I hate to go right back is where I plot to murder someone.
03:41:49
It's still illegal.
03:41:49
Wanting to murder different conspiring. That's different.
03:41:52
If you have a plan, it's not calling for the genocide.
03:41:55
Plotting, calling for it is not a call to action plotting.
03:41:58
You're trying to convince others of your idea.
03:42:01
You're not only just going, Oh, I have this opinion.
03:42:04
You're trying to, like, make a cult out of it.
03:42:06
So trying to convince somebody what, though?
03:42:09
To trying to convince somebody to follow plotted out player.
03:42:12
The murder.
03:42:13
The murder of murder is different than
03:42:18
genocide.
03:42:19
I was going to say that.
03:42:20
And as I said it out, I think it's kind of the same.
03:42:24
It depends.
03:42:25
I mean, yeah, I start at chambers.
03:42:27
Are you like going out there to slaughter and see, I think that the
03:42:31
the difference is there's no detail in a whole race of people.
03:42:35
It's a it's a bad thing to say.
03:42:36
It's a really bad thing to say.
03:42:37
Don't get me wrong. It's a bad thing to say.
03:42:40
But colleges shouldn't be
03:42:42
making policy.
03:42:43
It's they should making
03:42:44
they should be making free speech passes and raising educated.
03:42:49
And they should they should
03:42:51
learn the difference from the bullshit.
03:42:54
They should not condone speech that was infringing upon the rights of others.
03:43:00
Can I ask an honest, serious question? It sounds like a joke.
03:43:02
Are you worried about a population
03:43:04
of people walking by in their daily life due to, Hey, I'm draw, I'm doing this
03:43:08
and then they hear somebody off in the distance saying kill all Jews
03:43:11
and they're like, shit, That's the piece that was missing.
03:43:14
Have you been viewers?
03:43:17
Have you been
03:43:17
have you been paying attention to the shit that's been going on?
03:43:22
So, yeah, I guess
03:43:24
I forgot to bring this up before the attack on Hamas.
03:43:28
I joked on one episode and I said,
03:43:32
like, how how did someone like Hitler?
03:43:35
Just like, you know, I just kind of like being out in the bush
03:43:37
and I'm like the Jews.
03:43:37
And I'm like, you know, some somebody was like, Don't make sure one
03:43:41
year Hitler went from baby
03:43:44
to grown adult and then going somehow convincing a group,
03:43:49
a whole country of people to get us to death, Jews like.
03:43:55
But how do you go like, Oh,
03:43:56
I've got this great idea, we're going to kill this whole,
03:43:59
this whole group of people. And everyone is just like,
03:44:02
okay, let's do it.
03:44:04
And guess what? It's fucking happening.
03:44:07
There are people that that are like, my girlfriend works
03:44:10
with a couple people that are hijab wearers.
03:44:13
One of them is kind of a fake hijab where and she kind of jokes
03:44:16
because the girl calls it, she jokingly calls it a hijab.
03:44:19
Hijab. They're going to the work party soon.
03:44:23
And the one who is causing the hijab, hijab
03:44:26
just as a joke kind of doesn't matter.
03:44:29
The other ones are going to go
03:44:30
because as when you are, that you don't drink alcohol at all.
03:44:35
And this girl wants to drink alcohol and she doesn't want to drink alcohol
03:44:38
in front of the other hijab wearers
03:44:40
because she doesn't want her them to think that she's like a fake.
03:44:45
That would be haram. Haram,
03:44:47
right?
03:44:48
But then I was like, well,
03:44:49
like I'm like, my girlfriend isn't Muslim and she drinks.
03:44:53
So it's like, are they going to think less of her?
03:44:56
Like, yeah.
03:44:57
So no matter what, no matter what you say, do her act.
03:45:00
Yes, they're right,
03:45:03
but right.
03:45:05
Yeah.
03:45:07
So the hijab wears Hamas and the whole thing about killing Jews.
03:45:12
So the one the one there who
03:45:15
has a little bit of, say, doesn't want to go to Starbucks because
03:45:18
apparently Starbucks has not announced anything or made comments about anything.
03:45:23
So she's trying to see.
03:45:25
But they have apparently she purposely buy products
03:45:28
that aren't.
03:45:32
So why is it why is it always the exclusive
03:45:35
opposite that if somebody doesn't denounce something, that they support it?
03:45:39
It's the murder of it's not necessary.
03:45:41
That it's it's it's it's so I don't care about Starbucks saying something or not.
03:45:45
I have a problem with the woman who is.
03:45:48
Okay. So I guess is what you're saying. Yeah. Okay.
03:45:50
If somebody comes to me, I denounce fled
03:45:53
fladge rants and you must to fuck you,
03:45:56
even if I completely agree with everything you're saying.
03:45:59
Fuck you.
03:46:00
I am not denouncing your I generally.
03:46:03
Yeah, I don't really.
03:46:04
The irony in the reversal of what they're doing
03:46:06
and I know it's not to the level of genocide, but the bullying is shit.
03:46:09
The people try.
03:46:09
It's like, where's another Seinfeld episode where the ribbon.
03:46:14
Why don't you wear the ribbon?
03:46:16
Don't you support AIDS? Yeah.
03:46:17
Why aren't you wearing the ribbon?
03:46:19
Why do I have to wear the ribbon?
03:46:21
You have to wear the ribbon.
03:46:23
That's exactly why I'm not wearing the fucking ribbon, Mia.
03:46:27
Now, I generally in my entire life, I've always like anything I learned from,
03:46:31
like at school, I'll always preface by on I learned this at school
03:46:35
or I learned nothing is ever like I never overtly go.
03:46:39
Everything is own original plan I always in school to.
03:46:45
I'm just
03:46:45
saying I I preface nothing is ever my own knowledge.
03:46:49
I don't go oh this is
03:46:52
and if I it is it's like I always preface by oh this is what I think.
03:46:55
I never definitively tell anyone like anything I think is
03:47:01
not the you asked me but you have the right to say
03:47:03
anything untrue or true.
03:47:06
It's up to me to be educated enough to discern what?
03:47:09
To think in the guise of entertainment.
03:47:12
Sure, I would emerging.
03:47:15
I would have a people.
03:47:17
I would hope in the context, though, that
03:47:19
whatever whoever you're relating to is go to the street corner
03:47:22
and just this whole the persona that says murder all black people.
03:47:25
And I'm just you can have a you have a right to do that.
03:47:29
You do.
03:47:30
In fact, there's going to be some back if you have a pen in a big board.
03:47:35
I would like to see I want to prove to you that you're going to be some backlash.
03:47:39
There will be There may be some backlash.
03:47:41
So when I went to buy that beer that Chevron, I definitely felt like there was
03:47:46
I was the only white person in the entire vicinity.
03:47:49
And I the guy who was there was a bunch of really
03:47:52
helpful people willing to come up and pay pump your gas for you.
03:47:55
I'm sure that's what happens to me.
03:47:56
I don't even get gas. I just got beer and Gatorade.
03:47:59
But the guy at the register was very much talking,
03:48:03
talking jokey with the other black person who was in line in front of me.
03:48:07
And then when I got in line, he literally said zero words
03:48:11
until he went to press the beer in a bag.
03:48:15
And it kind of set in there.
03:48:16
Funny because he just kind of half assed it
03:48:18
and he's like, Oh, he just mumbled on the podium
03:48:21
because the is English and they legally have to put six packs.
03:48:26
A lot of them don't, but they expect them to cover it up for whatever reason.
03:48:32
I've I've seen it's more available than a Yeah, it's because it's open
03:48:36
so technically you could grab one and I don't know
03:48:39
Cap would be a real dick person.
03:48:41
You with six closed
03:48:43
in the backseat or trunk of your car.
03:48:46
But it but legally they could
03:48:49
Yeah so here you kind of muddled muttered it
03:48:52
and so I'm just like I already knew what he was saying.
03:48:54
I'm like, no, I get it. You're fine.
03:48:56
And then he handed me the bag and it's like sitting all fucking cockeyed
03:48:59
the way he put the shit in there.
03:49:00
So I literally have to reorganize myself before I pick the bag up.
03:49:04
And then he's like, He muttered something else.
03:49:07
And it's like, But it was it was a stark difference between
03:49:11
the five before got to the register and the vibe.
03:49:14
When I was at the register, not saying one thing or another, you know,
03:49:18
they do want to make America great again or something.
03:49:21
I don't really care.
03:49:22
I just that's kind of why I like that's kind of why I like do this.
03:49:26
It's like, Hey guys, I'm cool.
03:49:29
I don't know if that's normal.
03:49:30
I'm I'm from around where there's these types of people.
03:49:33
So I'm like, if you did that, I'd be like three one, three or two, four, eight.
03:49:37
No, because I ran into one other do that.
03:49:39
I forget where the fuck I was earlier. What did it what did I get?
03:49:41
Oh Arby's.
03:49:42
The fucking guy actually overcharged me and I didn't realize it.
03:49:46
And then he, like, came out because, like,
03:49:48
he told me to wait for my food at the fucking after the window.
03:49:51
And he goes, Hey, can I have you back up?
03:49:53
Because, like, actually overcharge you.
03:49:54
And I was cool with him.
03:49:55
I give a fuck on my work card anyway,
03:49:58
so if they overcharge me, it's not coming in my pocket. I don't give a fuck.
03:50:02
But he would charge me about like 12 bucks.
03:50:04
And so then he gave me some free food on top of that and I didn't care
03:50:07
what if he was black or not or whatever the fuck I
03:50:11
he was black. Is that why you're saying this?
03:50:12
I didn't even realize I was saying.
03:50:14
Yeah, I don't see I don't see color unless it's in reference to the context
03:50:18
of what you're talking about.
03:50:19
And if you're talking culture,
03:50:20
there are some people that are black or white
03:50:22
that I talk to that are different cultures from me, and we're both aware of it,
03:50:26
but we're all aware of it.
03:50:27
And it's not racism.
03:50:29
It is being aware.
03:50:32
So I don't.
03:50:34
Okay.
03:50:35
Crystal, Marilyn, I said Crystal Mountain
03:50:37
was the best skiing in Michigan, but I've been up and running
03:50:41
Crystal Mountain, the Ski Resort and I love the glacier
03:50:47
Goliath or
03:50:50
something like the
03:50:53
dam is what is the name
03:50:56
is all black diamonds.
03:50:58
Yeah. Bohemia.
03:50:59
Yeah, Bohemia guys in it I think ski only though that was literally
03:51:03
rated the best ski resort in like North America or some shit.
03:51:08
Really better than Colorado, I think.
03:51:11
Ski skiing. Yeah. What was I.
03:51:13
That's what I was saying.
03:51:14
Oh, I'm a snowboarder there.
03:51:16
There can be nuanced differences, to be honest.
03:51:18
What's. Yeah, what's the difference?
03:51:21
A ski skier is somebody a lot of times they're,
03:51:24
they're the ones that do a little bit more of like steep downhill side.
03:51:27
But in math, it was a math corner, too.
03:51:29
But the difference between snowboard and skis is one
03:51:34
kind of I have to get water.
03:51:38
Good. Yeah, I can play this.
03:51:40
Or you got anything
03:51:43
other than that Harvard bitch finish?
03:51:44
Interspeech Yeah, finish your speech.
03:51:46
You go to the game.
03:51:47
But it's only 2 minutes. MCGILL That's ten.
03:51:50
Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Penn's rules or code of conduct?
03:51:56
According to Brody,
03:52:00
if the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment.
03:52:03
It's in Greenland, you know, nobody's here.
03:52:05
But specifically calling for the genocide of Jews.
03:52:08
It's like, I know you consider bullying, harassment,
03:52:12
harassment, foreign directed and severe or pervasive.
03:52:15
It is harassment.
03:52:17
So the answer is
03:52:19
it is a context dependent. Do they have.
03:52:20
The answer would be context dependent decision.
03:52:23
That's your you just said it.
03:52:24
If it doesn't translate well, yes. Yeah.
03:52:27
Then context.
03:52:28
That is not bullying or harassment.
03:52:31
This is the easiest question to answer.
03:52:33
Yes, Miss McGill,
03:52:37
so is your
03:52:37
testimony that you will not answer Yes, if it
03:52:42
if yes or no,
03:52:43
If the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment. Yes.
03:52:47
Only because conduct genocide,
03:52:51
a specific acts are called action.
03:52:53
This speech is
03:52:55
not somebody with speech. No,
03:52:59
no, you can't.
03:53:00
You can invite somebody.
03:53:01
You could annoy somebody maybe, but you can't hurt somebody verbally.
03:53:05
You get very harassed.
03:53:06
So what's the definition?
03:53:08
Harassment,
03:53:14
aggressive pressure or intimidation?
03:53:16
So literally, the definition of harassment is based on speech.
03:53:22
Yeah.
03:53:22
I don't know if it's physical harassment.
03:53:24
I don't know
03:53:26
when speech comes out of literally it's very forward definition.
03:53:29
So when speech comes out of my mouth,
03:53:31
I cannot control what somebody else does with what they hear with it.
03:53:35
That is a huge disclaimer, not not just on the show, but in my life.
03:53:40
So no.
03:53:41
So there is a story about
03:53:43
I don't know if you heard about it, but it says that one chick who whose friend
03:53:48
really like you kept saying one to kill himself.
03:53:51
And the chick was just like, just fucking do it.
03:53:53
Like, okay, Just like, kill yourself. Get it done.
03:53:54
It's like they they didn't they try to charge her with immoral.
03:53:58
I don't know if they ever did charged with anything I
03:54:02
but in her, in her defense it was kind of like okay
03:54:04
dude, shut the fuck up and do it already if you really want to fucking do it.
03:54:08
But I just can do it if you're going to.
03:54:10
All right.
03:54:10
So that's not even a slippery slope if you're not going to blame anybody
03:54:14
but the actual person that took their life,
03:54:16
if they're trying to blame the person that pushed them to it,
03:54:18
then you got to blame the parents not stepping in.
03:54:20
And the player.
03:54:21
Yeah, the whole the whole unnamed doctor that they should have got
03:54:24
and the teachers and the friends
03:54:28
and. Fuck no, fuck you.
03:54:30
I believe Gary said I was joking about that.
03:54:33
I going to feel and I wasn't joking.
03:54:34
If you feel suicidal, there's tons of people
03:54:36
that will help people that care about you, people that don't care about you.
03:54:38
They get paid to do it.
03:54:39
There's plenty of people that'll help get help.
03:54:42
But Gary was just like, Fuck, you can do it.
03:54:44
I didn't commit anybody like you, Gary.
03:54:46
You just did something illegal. One will kill myself and blame Gary.
03:54:49
No, dude, that's.
03:54:50
Oh, no, that's allegedly we're.
03:54:52
But on the other side, if you're on the edge,
03:54:54
if you're on the edge
03:54:55
and you're just looking for somebody to reach out because the world is just a
03:54:58
and then somebody takes one last yield to your face.
03:55:02
Yeah, they might be culpable a little bit.
03:55:05
But what about the person who first did it?
03:55:08
They should be just as culpable.
03:55:10
You're right. I take it back.
03:55:11
Then you got to find some weird everybody who ever find a whole lot
03:55:16
The entire human race is culpable to some extent, right?
03:55:20
All of biology.
03:55:22
And if it's today's age, except the person actually took their life, they're.
03:55:26
Oh, they're a victim.
03:55:27
Yeah, they're the victim. It's your fault.
03:55:31
All your fault.
03:55:32
Nobody else's.
03:55:32
But hopefully, hopefully we can get through the rest because we have not
03:55:37
see your answer, which is great, though.
03:55:40
I'm pissed because I disagree with each one of these women,
03:55:43
but I totally agree with those two qualities meant yes or no.
03:55:48
The tonality and the inflections on her voice annoying the shit grin, this one.
03:55:52
And then the fact that the other one's name is gay and Doctor Gabriel at Harvard
03:55:57
does calling
03:55:58
for the genocide of Jews violate Harvard's rules of bullying and harassment?
03:56:02
Yes or no?
03:56:04
It be depending on the context.
03:56:06
What's the context Targeted as an individual?
03:56:10
What's the context?
03:56:11
I don't know.
03:56:11
Murdering them, targeted at Jewish students.
03:56:14
Jewish individuals.
03:56:16
Do you understand your testimony is dehumanizing them?
03:56:19
Do you understand that dehumanization is part of antisemitism, just like
03:56:24
does the fact that in itself define those
03:56:28
with genocidal racism against blacks?
03:56:31
Yeah, like, you know what I mean?
03:56:33
Is it because Jews in the Holocaust and blacks in slavery?
03:56:36
I mean,
03:56:36
are they a little bit more sensitive groups that we need to cater to them?
03:56:39
Is that more maybe know where this is coming from?
03:56:42
I feel like I hear Gary's voice.
03:56:43
No, no.
03:56:45
Groups need extra as soon as you get the alphabet going.
03:56:49
She I can't.
03:56:51
I don't even know what to say.
03:56:53
She she.
03:56:56
We need her to say it again.
03:56:57
No, she's like, You're dehumanizing them.
03:56:59
You're dehumanizing those dirty.
03:57:02
The next thing I hear out of her mouth is like those Jews.
03:57:04
Those Jews who's dehumanizing them and taking them.
03:57:07
Why don't you call her the.
03:57:09
You know, Larry, Bill and Steve,
03:57:11
the students that she's going to individually name them all, it's
03:57:14
going to take while.
03:57:15
And the reason why the other ones won't take the bait
03:57:17
is because there's already rules that protect all the students.
03:57:20
No specific group.
03:57:22
I think they just don't want to step in there.
03:57:25
They don't want to step in anything.
03:57:27
They're they're she's trying to bait them into a single. Yes.
03:57:29
And they're trying to be vanilla.
03:57:31
They're trying to be vanilla.
03:57:32
They would have to quote.
03:57:34
The question should just be they shouldn't just be
03:57:38
they could answer it better, like, oh,
03:57:40
does it condone, be like, hey, we don't we don't condone the murdering of any.
03:57:44
She could ask it better.
03:57:46
She could say,
03:57:46
do you already have rules and policies on your books
03:57:49
that would encompass all Jewish people anyways,
03:57:50
but it doesn't actually establish what you say.
03:57:52
We obviously do.
03:57:53
And they could say, Yes, we do. It's against our rules.
03:57:56
And my answer would be we are.
03:57:58
The school obviously does not condone
03:58:01
the murder murdering of anybody.
03:58:04
But they they said that earlier and she didn't She's like what about.
03:58:07
Oh, no, no, no, no, they do not.
03:58:10
I'm not being paid by everybody.
03:58:11
I'm being paid by the ADL. Now say something.
03:58:14
Say something good for Jews or you're against Jews.
03:58:16
More time.
03:58:18
I believe we did.
03:58:19
I will refuse to answer one more time.
03:58:21
Rules of bullying.
03:58:23
That's overstepping her question, too.
03:58:24
It's almost like over advancing her question by just saying
03:58:27
because she's saying
03:58:28
it's like you're right, you're right.
03:58:30
They could answer better by saying it wouldn't matter if they were Jewish
03:58:33
or not.
03:58:33
We have a rule that encompasses that kind of hate
03:58:36
or we don't we don't we don't condone the killing of anybody.
03:58:40
Now, that's overstepping anybody in the calling for and I have a chance.
03:58:44
I have a suspicion of answering it.
03:58:48
Yeah, you are kind of like all of that.
03:58:50
It is a gray area.
03:58:52
All lives matter is not a solution, apparently.
03:58:56
No, but
03:58:56
it is a double gray area because she's insinuating that the call
03:59:00
to means that you're murdering and then also the people that are
03:59:05
answering it are not just going, no, we don't want to murder anybody.
03:59:11
They're just saying, oh no, it's not hate speech.
03:59:13
Is there a door number three lady?
03:59:15
Where or a door
03:59:16
to where I can be against them both or for them both for some weird world
03:59:19
that I hate everyone in that room and everyone that they're talking about.
03:59:25
This woman's voice is just annoying to begin with.
03:59:27
And the inflections are
03:59:29
they're both Christian.
03:59:32
Yeah. The other one's gay.
03:59:33
So is Semitic rhetoric.
03:59:35
Not that there's anything
03:59:36
going on. Semitic rhetoric.
03:59:38
I got nothing wrong with gay people as long as they're not bullying.
03:59:42
Asking me to be gay.
03:59:44
No, I don't care about gay people. I just.
03:59:46
There is this way. There's like a look.
03:59:49
So the answer is yes, that calling for the genocide of Jews
03:59:53
violates Harvard Code of Conduct, Correct?
03:59:58
Again, it depends on the context.
04:00:00
It does not depend on the context.
04:00:02
The answer is yes.
04:00:04
And this is why you should resign.
04:00:05
These are unacceptable across the board.
04:00:09
Portmiami is they are unacceptable.
04:00:12
Unacceptable answers.
04:00:13
They could have answered them better.
04:00:15
I think the best thing would be what I would say.
04:00:17
You kind of overstepped what her She's leading, right?
04:00:21
So she meaning that that question.
04:00:24
And so you just got to go.
04:00:25
No, we obviously we don't we don't condone the murder of any anyone.
04:00:29
Do you see the irony of starting a group people
04:00:32
to try to protect people from being grouped
04:00:36
like, yeah, just make a rule
04:00:38
that encompasses the equal equality right off the bat, human being.
04:00:42
Then you have these particular rights and we already have that.
04:00:45
So there's no reason to add these extra little cuts.
04:00:47
And you're this you look that way, you come from here, you're this, that
04:00:50
and that.
04:00:52
I just think that's a stupid slippery slope.
04:00:54
That's what happens I don't know.
04:00:56
I never I don't have an issue with other people, but I pick up on nuance
04:01:00
when somebody is walking down the street and they've got a bigger nose
04:01:02
than somebody else, I'm going to be like, Wow, that nose is bigger than this.
04:01:06
I mean, it's a problem or it's an issue, but it's like, Oh, that person's a
04:01:10
dark skin.
04:01:11
That guy's got a towel on his head.
04:01:12
It's like, I don't know.
04:01:14
I don't sit there and go, Oh, that's that's worse.
04:01:17
I just go, Look, that's different.
04:01:19
It's like when you see somebody juggling you, you pay attention to it.
04:01:22
When it's different than you, it's going to stand out.
04:01:25
And so you tend to keep I it.
04:01:28
But the definition of fashion just in a Oh, that's different fashion.
04:01:32
You know would you be willing if you saw one person with a big nose
04:01:37
and I know you just use that
04:01:38
as a random example and give you a lot of money and a target.
04:01:41
No, no, no, nothing about that.
04:01:42
I said we got to pick something else. Then.
04:01:45
Would you be willing to condone all people
04:01:48
if that person, that one person hurt you in some way or made you feel uneasy?
04:01:52
Would you be
04:01:53
willing to condone all with big noses or whatever similar to that person
04:01:56
just based on their psychological, you know,
04:02:01
or no, answer the question yes or no.
04:02:05
There is a psychological nature that may develop.
04:02:08
There's no context.
04:02:09
Either you do or you don't.
04:02:10
Why do you hate Jews?
04:02:12
I mean, people with big noses.
04:02:15
So that's that's a terrible no, so terrible.
04:02:18
But it's pretty rare.
04:02:19
But it's even if I heard
04:02:23
that you that you wanted to murder all the Asians.
04:02:26
Do you want to murder all the Asians?
04:02:28
Just the blatant, not the Asians.
04:02:31
Yeah.
04:02:31
No, there is something gross about them.
04:02:33
No Women are beautiful, and the men are usually really smart and athletic.
04:02:40
Those are all jokes.
04:02:41
I have no idea how they are, but anybody that I met that seemed like they were both
04:02:45
is that black and Asian.
04:02:47
That means.
04:02:49
Yeah,
04:02:52
I believe that all that was stereotyping and wrong.
04:02:54
Yeah.
04:02:54
No, because I don't find any anything partially Asian
04:02:58
even remotely attractive other than a bowl of rice. But
04:03:02
but so that's a good example though, whether you're making good
04:03:05
stereotypical comedic comedic examples or you're making somebody in court
04:03:10
condone a whole group, it's still racist or stereotypical.
04:03:14
It's racist.
04:03:15
And stereotype is when you call for the death, it's almost like plotting,
04:03:18
you know, it's if I write a manifesto about how I'm going to kill everybody
04:03:23
and they find it, but I don't actually murder anybody, is that
04:03:28
so evil?
04:03:29
You keep making this huge jump.
04:03:31
This school is not calling for the murder
04:03:34
or genocide that's calling for the low and.
04:03:38
They have every right to not not call back.
04:03:40
You go back to.
04:03:41
Yeah, I get what you're saying because if you don't condone it.
04:03:44
But if there is if there's do call.
04:03:47
Let's take it a step further.
04:03:48
You know what's going to happen.
04:03:49
Either they don't need to make that statement
04:03:51
if nothing was happening since there's something wrong, you're wrong.
04:03:56
They didn't have it.
04:03:57
They never need to go where they are.
04:03:59
They are taking text donations.
04:04:01
They are taking fucking public funds from
04:04:04
from tax free donations are taking,
04:04:08
I'm sure sometimes government money.
04:04:10
They're nearly
04:04:12
charging there.
04:04:13
They're overcharging their students for tuition.
04:04:17
They're overpaying their teachers.
04:04:20
You understand the obvious reason why this you know,
04:04:25
why they can't you know, I mean, the absolute real reason is because
04:04:28
the moment that they would of the person sitting in the other chair
04:04:31
that you couldn't have sat, couldn't see, would have said, oh, so you support.
04:04:35
And they oh so
04:04:38
they would automatically thought they sided with whoever,
04:04:41
I mean who are they, Who are they supposed to condone Hamas or Israel, the Jews?
04:04:45
I don't know.
04:04:46
Somebody who's killing the Jews, somebody kill them.
04:04:49
Oh, they both are bastards.
04:04:50
Apparently the ones right now just killing civilians.
04:04:53
The problem is the civilian killing. It's okay.
04:04:55
So, I mean,
04:04:56
all right, so the whole Islamic community, you're killing soldier, fine
04:05:00
soldier, killing civilian, That's that's that's what you know, that's a war crime.
04:05:05
Well, already are.
04:05:06
I believe there already are are rules in crime.
04:05:09
You know, that's already against the rules. So.
04:05:11
Yeah,
04:05:14
well, you know, I guess you shouldn't kill.
04:05:17
So we're sort of trying to convince people that we've already had
04:05:20
everybody's being protected except this specific group.
04:05:25
It's this.
04:05:25
When we start specifying groups, that's what I don't want to do.
04:05:27
I understand those groups.
04:05:30
I understand people are different.
04:05:32
Imagine if historically we just went back to doing like like,
04:05:35
you know, enslaving black people again, Like the Jews have been kind of fucked
04:05:38
for quite a while.
04:05:39
I imagine historically they moved out of Gaza
04:05:42
because of her, like they gave up their holy land.
04:05:45
The fucking Mecca is was
04:05:49
Christian Holy Land way before and Jewish Holy Land way before.
04:05:53
Fucking Muslim
04:05:55
culture came around and it could be a whole shoot out.
04:05:58
It could be a whole show.
04:05:59
But I don't think we get anything.
04:06:01
I don't think areas around on of the bravest 15 men around as above.
04:06:05
So the only solution I could think of would be like
04:06:08
some kind of a final solution. And I don't want to talk about that,
04:06:12
but I know can do
04:06:14
that was a hugely, hugely Hitler
04:06:17
ultimate racist there.
04:06:19
But that's okay
04:06:21
what I just said or what you just said, Hitler's major plan was called
04:06:25
the Final Solution and it was to just exterminate all the Jews.
04:06:30
Yeah, right. No.
04:06:30
And I said, how do you how do we just
04:06:32
how did you convince a of people, Look at where we are right now.
04:06:35
One for my life and you've got people in fucking college campuses
04:06:39
calling for the genocide of Jews.
04:06:41
So in your world, do you think that by stifling free speech
04:06:44
and somehow stopping Hitler from being charismatic and talking
04:06:48
would have protected people from Hitler?
04:06:51
Um, condoning it
04:06:56
may have helped.
04:06:59
What about it?
04:07:00
Should Italy and Japan have condemned it?
04:07:03
See, in in, in the fucking
04:07:07
area of academic scholar
04:07:11
campus that we're teaching, you know,
04:07:15
things like
04:07:17
places like Princeton and Harvard
04:07:20
Science still doesn't condone.
04:07:22
I mean, they got a lot Hitler.
04:07:24
Hitler contributed a lot to science.
04:07:27
I'm saying I'm going to get in trouble.
04:07:28
I'm not saying Hitler was good in anything at all.
04:07:31
Obviously, I think we're seeing how the human body
04:07:35
responds to chemical gases and Hitler bad,
04:07:38
Hitler bad.
04:07:41
I mean, I'm sure
04:07:42
at a certain point he was a cool dude,
04:07:45
said have a beer with the ones you're not Jewish.
04:07:47
Did you see these deer flags?
04:07:49
The most craziest ones.
04:07:50
Did you get some of those from that you read from there?
04:07:54
No, I happened to get so I just went with
04:08:00
like the most recent
04:08:01
and then down back because I think they come out every day.
04:08:05
And so I'm able to just do the actual legitimate ones,
04:08:11
the actual legit ones.
04:08:12
Is Abby a franchise or is she an actual woman?
04:08:15
She must be really old by now.
04:08:17
I you know, that's what I was thinking, too.
04:08:19
Abigail Van Buren.
04:08:20
It may even just be like a
04:08:22
them like they do sometimes.
04:08:24
Like back in the day, there was one in every newspaper, every city.
04:08:29
It's an and you could just make these up.
04:08:31
So I don't even know if people are actually writing it or not.
04:08:34
They seem elaborate enough, but at a certain point
04:08:36
you might just be able to just, you know, obviously your own.
04:08:39
You don't even need public period.
04:08:42
You just fucking air that shit.
04:08:45
But no, I've just been doing the legitimate ones just to make it seem more,
04:08:51
I don't know, more, more recent, relevant
04:08:56
people want to compare.
04:08:57
What?
04:08:58
Because these are also pushed.
04:08:59
It's weird because these are
04:09:00
pushed to different entities, so I'll find the same ones on
04:09:04
the Chicago Times as I do on the Washington Post or whatever.
04:09:07
So it's the same Dear Abby.
04:09:11
Abby Shit.
04:09:13
So I don't know if this bitch
04:09:14
is getting paid by all these papers or it's just like a gimmick at this point.
04:09:17
I got one from 1972. I'm going to read it.
04:09:20
Oh, shit.
04:09:26
Dear Brady, your dear Flannery.
04:09:30
About four months ago, the house across the street was sold to a father and son.
04:09:34
Or so we thought.
04:09:35
We later learned it was an older man, about 50, and a young fellow about 24.
04:09:40
This was a respectable neighborhood before this odd moved in the back
04:09:45
and they have
04:09:46
all sort of strange looking company men who look like
04:09:49
women and women who look like men, blacks, whites, Indians.
04:09:53
And yesterday I even saw two nuns go in there.
04:09:57
They must be running.
04:09:59
They must be running some sort of business or a club there.
04:10:02
There are motorcycles,
04:10:03
sports cars and even bicycles parked in the front and on the lawn.
04:10:07
They keep their shades drawn so you can't see what's going on inside.
04:10:10
But they must be up to no good or why the secrecy, right?
04:10:13
If you have nothing to hide. Anyways,
04:10:16
when called,
04:10:17
when we call the police department and they asked if we wanted to press charges,
04:10:21
they said unless the neighbors were breaking
04:10:22
some laws, there was nothing they could do.
04:10:26
Pileggi These weirdos are wrecking our property values.
04:10:29
How can we improve the quality of this once respectable neighborhood
04:10:32
sign up in arms.
04:10:36
I like it.
04:10:36
That's sounds good, but exactly what pledge you would say.
04:10:40
Change your name.
04:10:40
Why don't you change your name to the guy that she's cheating with you?
04:10:44
This just says no
04:10:47
in back in 1972,
04:10:50
instead of recommending the consent of the council, I can do something.
04:10:53
Then that's fine. Otherwise, mind your own fucking business is what I would say.
04:10:55
But they already said that they called the council.
04:10:57
Yeah, they called the cops.
04:10:59
Nothing really much that.
04:11:01
That much homo activity going on over there.
04:11:02
They got parades up front or they got motorcycles.
04:11:06
Yeah, it's a respectable neighborhood, whatever that means.
04:11:09
Nothing's going in there.
04:11:10
This is coming in and out, and that's it.
04:11:12
Like, read this once respectable neighborhood as all white.
04:11:17
I know.
04:11:17
Yeah, I love that.
04:11:18
Yeah, it was once respectable until this homo.
04:11:20
Craig White, 1972.
04:11:23
They actually it's literally it's like they've got sparklers
04:11:26
going out on the front yard all the time and like,
04:11:28
everyone driving by goes, Oh, there's the gay house.
04:11:30
Like if you sold that your house,
04:11:32
no one's going to know that the fags are next door
04:11:34
until they like moved in and then kind of just hung out for a little bit
04:11:38
and they're like, Oh, shit, That's that's a weird house over there in that.
04:11:41
Yeah. Unless we would have known that.
04:11:43
Unless they're being like, outrageous and indecent
04:11:48
and in the front yard or out in the street
04:11:52
instead of walking each other around the block,
04:11:55
I grew up across from a frickin middle school or junior high school.
04:12:00
It was worse than living across from this place, probably.
04:12:04
So just with the
04:12:06
massive kids and irresponsible that
04:12:10
I don't know how to break this to you, but 11 to 13 year
04:12:13
olds are the worst group of society.
04:12:15
Sorry if you're watching. You have a lot of growing to do.
04:12:18
Do take it easy, take a breath, be watching. It's too late.
04:12:20
Pick up your fucking trash if you're watching.
04:12:24
We have a we have a message for your children.
04:12:26
It's fucking 113.
04:12:29
Do you know where your children are?
04:12:30
Yeah.
04:12:31
Do you know where your mind is going to?
04:12:35
I may be biased or too, because the pine tree in my backyard
04:12:38
was known as the coffee house.
04:12:39
That's where,
04:12:40
like, literally everybody in the school hung out to do their dirty business
04:12:43
from making out to smoking and drinking and whatever you do.
04:12:46
And I it wasn't that bad because it was like seventh to ninth grade,
04:12:52
so it
04:12:52
wasn't that bad, but it was pretty own pine tree.
04:12:55
My pine tree in my yard was there was another fence here.
04:12:59
Yeah, that's what that was it.
04:13:00
They would hide the fence, the corner of the fence and the giant pine tree.
04:13:05
And, you know, we,
04:13:07
we were I mean, I was at school,
04:13:10
not that school.
04:13:12
My own well-being efforts in corridor.
04:13:15
So, like, that's where we would fuck around
04:13:16
in the woods in the Madison corridor.
04:13:18
So I grew up, I got, I got to
04:13:21
I got to know some of the kids that were a little bit older than me.
04:13:23
And they're like, Hey, do you live in that house?
04:13:25
We party back.
04:13:26
And so we're like, started,
04:13:27
Oh, so you're the ones that leave the big cigaret butts.
04:13:30
So we actually had set up an early assholes
04:13:32
dude, we
04:13:33
it was like animals though, because they're only there for two or three years.
04:13:36
So they come in and they think they're smart
04:13:37
and they think they found this new place or whatever. We're like, Do we?
04:13:40
Yeah And you can shoot, we like animals, or we finally,
04:13:43
I swear to you, my mom finally put a fucking ashtray up
04:13:46
just like a couple couple of chairs, ashtray.
04:13:50
And we weren't accommodating, but it made it easier for us to clean up after them
04:13:53
because we had to. Anyways,
04:13:54
she'd go to the school and be like, Ma'am, they're not on school property.
04:13:58
There's nothing we can do.
04:13:59
And right there was nothing they could do,
04:14:03
cause there's nothing technically they could do.
04:14:05
But it's like, you know, like we're their parents.
04:14:08
Give me the names of their parents.
04:14:11
Yeah, well, and I didn't.
04:14:12
I'm, like, no concern, period. Or what?
04:14:14
Please don't do that, because I know they don't.
04:14:17
They don't.
04:14:17
It's fine to call for the genocide of all in school.
04:14:21
My mom my mom had a line.
04:14:22
She wasn't going to call the cops on them.
04:14:24
She would just constantly shut them up.
04:14:25
But I mean that was literally a part of our life for quite some time,
04:14:31
calling for the genocide of all in elementary schoolchildren.
04:14:34
So our advice would have been the same as deer flags.
04:14:37
Here is you could have moved, we could have moved if we didn't like it.
04:14:42
Honestly, I would find it more entertaining than anything.
04:14:45
I can only be like looking out my blinds and like going over to a now, like,
04:14:49
who's that?
04:14:50
Like that?
04:14:51
Like, that's that's what I would do.
04:14:53
I'd find it entertaining and I just bring it down the road.
04:14:55
No one's going to know if you sell that house.
04:14:57
The people are not going to
04:14:59
be looking for the fag house and going, Oh, I'm I'm not going to buy this house,
04:15:02
or I'll give you ten grand less because the homos over there.
04:15:06
Right.
04:15:06
You know, in 1972 though, I maybe that maybe they were,
04:15:12
I'm pretty sure, up in arms expecting the cash for the AIDS.
04:15:15
I'm sure up in arms expecting pandemic expects them to move
04:15:18
instead of them have to. Having to move.
04:15:21
No. Yeah. And no.
04:15:22
I mean, if it's like a party spot of these parties that or like a drug house, like,
04:15:27
yeah, it's just if they're a nuisance or they're disturbing, then
04:15:29
yeah you have every right to. But it doesn't matter.
04:15:31
Their sexual orientation, I don't care if they're straight or
04:15:35
gay, if they're parties and they're loud parties or something
04:15:38
like the motorcycle, that might be your only all night long.
04:15:44
All night long, though, again, I don't have an affinity
04:15:47
for like Harley motorcycle owls or cars that are loud.
04:15:51
I find it kind of silly that you just
04:15:53
you bought a thing that just makes noise, and so you make the next one.
04:15:57
I love that fucking sellout.
04:15:58
I love the South Park when they're all.
04:16:01
Oh, yeah, yeah, I forgot about that.
04:16:03
You fucking great.
04:16:05
Just you just bought a noisemaker
04:16:07
and this bird around making noise school.
04:16:11
Some of it sounds cool, but not all the time.
04:16:14
Like. Yeah, sure. Yeah. No, it's going.
04:16:16
I'm not saying the sound is stupid.
04:16:18
Like, get motor fucking like it's going to at the racetrack, you know,
04:16:22
the new one, like in a car show.
04:16:24
The new ones have switches so you can turn it up or down.
04:16:29
I honestly don't know why.
04:16:30
Legally
04:16:32
we allow cars to go 0 to 60
04:16:36
and a certain speed or be to go over 75 miles an hour.
04:16:41
There's a whole history of the car company how they did that with connecting
04:16:45
to the market asking like the LeMans race and Ford and Ferrari.
04:16:49
It's kind of a good movie too as your specialized cars that can do that.
04:16:53
But you have everyday public people buying these cars is that's
04:16:57
why you have as many deaths and shit because
04:17:00
you're buying all these fancy
04:17:02
design.
04:17:03
Logically, yeah, I've never had to go that fast,
04:17:06
but when I buy a car, I definitely that into account.
04:17:09
It's acceleration.
04:17:10
I've got a I've got 130
04:17:13
and a rare Z8 Roadster.
04:17:17
That's the James car.
04:17:18
I used to work for the dealership and I was driving a Yeah, I have no car
04:17:22
and it's actually the Z8, the official LP, you know,
04:17:26
because the dude on the dealership I drove that one 120, but
04:17:29
I drove the zero zero, which is the remake of that.
04:17:33
It's not the LP version.
04:17:34
The LP version was the James Bond car but I drove that 130 miles an hour.
04:17:39
Now 696
04:17:41
didn't feel like it.
04:17:44
Yeah, I in fact, I went fast in the fast lane.
04:17:48
It was nothing like treacherous.
04:17:49
It was just, you know, there was no one in front of me. 130.
04:17:52
So I wrote the fuck back down. And that was cool.
04:17:54
When you've you've discovered where you just got I don't know
04:17:58
if we've ever even said that on the show, so I've never said it,
04:18:02
but but that popular place where you disc golf all the time,
04:18:06
there was a bump at the Mile Road
04:18:08
right before you get their way back when they fixed it since then.
04:18:12
And you could literally going from you could get airborne on that
04:18:15
if you hit it the double jump to go over the mile road.
04:18:19
There was a couple of spots
04:18:22
before there were the Yeah, that subdivision.
04:18:26
No way I could television and there was a lot going on.
04:18:28
There were no signs or anything. There was no stop signs.
04:18:31
And this is supposedly a couple of times the people got fucked up.
04:18:34
But yeah, you could you could go three digit mile an hour and get airborne.
04:18:39
And we used to we used to do that going up.
04:18:41
What, show me up
04:18:43
or in the park.
04:18:44
Shelby Over to the Lane Shelby over 26.
04:18:49
There was there was no I don't think there was a light back then.
04:18:52
It was a long time ago
04:18:55
and they fixed it.
04:18:57
They took it, but it was
04:18:58
because it was the two lanes going across that there was this double decker.
04:19:01
I can see potentially you that does that.
04:19:06
I could see that.
04:19:07
And I had a really tiny little Chevy pickup truck.
04:19:15
Fun, Fun car.
04:19:17
Yeah.
04:19:22
Is that the world's largest cruise port?
04:19:24
And currently we're the 10th largest.
04:19:27
And, you know,
04:19:30
you see the Saturday Night Live looking at that.
04:19:33
I even want to sit there and it's so bad.
04:19:35
But no, I haven't seen that since.
04:19:37
All they did was got lazy and started making fun of Trump.
04:19:39
And that was like all they
04:19:41
I never really paid attention to it for years and then yeah over obsession
04:19:44
with Trump.
04:19:45
But so they did a spoof of that that hearing
04:19:50
and pretty much all they did was just make fun of the
04:19:54
the hosts, the moderator,
04:19:56
the loud, the annoying girl.
04:19:59
They didn't make fun of everybody.
04:20:00
They just made fun of the liberals.
04:20:03
The one the one asking the question.
04:20:06
Yeah, yeah.
04:20:07
Do you like that? Yeah.
04:20:10
Just answer yes.
04:20:12
I mean, just answer yes or no.
04:20:14
But you can do both sides, though.
04:20:16
You could have her answer going well.
04:20:18
As much as you know, we don't want to kill.
04:20:20
Well, we're just going to go by.
04:20:22
We don't want to kill all that you see.
04:20:23
And they never know because you could just that's how they used to do it.
04:20:27
They used to play all the sides. They don't do that with Palin anymore.
04:20:30
But there's what I was listening to and watching.
04:20:32
So something started that, oh, was the Obama's.
04:20:36
It It started with the Obama presidency because he was black.
04:20:39
They didn't want to take any shots at him.
04:20:41
And so they they kind of got a reserve black.
04:20:44
He's not I guess he's black, is he black?
04:20:48
I guess so.
04:20:49
It was actually gay.
04:20:51
And then once that dude,
04:20:54
what was his name?
04:20:56
Michelle. He bangs. Michelle. Yeah.
04:20:58
You know, she's potentially supposedly she's broad shouldered.
04:21:04
Sure.
04:21:08
Gary That gave Sinclair some of the Sinclair.
04:21:12
Gary Sinclair, I think supposedly the Obama
04:21:16
is his words, not mine.
04:21:20
The male prostitute that liked cocaine also or something.
04:21:24
I know he owns several several dates with him
04:21:29
Obama like blow that number.
04:21:31
Well yeah that's there's plenty of video on that
04:21:34
I like both
04:21:36
can't do it all the time I good for him
04:21:39
I don't
04:21:41
it doesn't make any sense the second you do it
04:21:45
you reach this plateau and then you just want to get there.
04:21:48
But you never can.
04:21:50
You just got to know that going in.
04:21:51
So I've always like this the first time ever did basically was
04:21:55
agreeing with me and knowing
04:22:00
I did it
04:22:00
once, I instantly was like, okay, I can see how people get addicted to this.
04:22:04
And so in my head I'm like, All right, like, keep that in mind, motherfucker.
04:22:08
Like, I've never really purchased it outright.
04:22:12
I've never had it myself.
04:22:14
I've never had my own.
04:22:16
I've done it,
04:22:18
never been a badge of honor or a badge of cheapness.
04:22:21
I'm not sure which I would say to you because I funded it.
04:22:24
I've just never been like I've never had my own stash,
04:22:27
like I've never had it at my house.
04:22:28
I did a little line here, a little line there.
04:22:30
I was like, Oh, group group thing, and we're all doing it.
04:22:34
And then we do the rest of it,
04:22:35
and then we don't do it again for like six months, eight months, a year.
04:22:40
I myself just learned about it in a book
04:22:43
I know right now is we're going to go that road.
04:22:46
But why
04:22:50
he's not here to defend himself.
04:22:53
Who? What are you talking about?
04:22:55
I don't know.
04:22:56
I don't know, but I don't know.
04:22:57
How are you what is what are you watching?
04:23:00
Are you asking me to condone
04:23:02
the bad mouthing of all bald mama's boys or?
04:23:07
Just Gary? Because that's a huge difference.
04:23:10
I don't know one of them.
04:23:11
That is one of my boys.
04:23:13
I don't know.
04:23:14
Because you were explaining away situation.
04:23:16
I was trying to connect to the mom thing.
04:23:18
Somehow they're making it some stereotypical nonsensical thing.
04:23:21
Some it's either Gary's a mama's boy, which is why
04:23:27
is the way he made his way controls everything to it's
04:23:30
okay for the hope of the genocide to give all bald mama's boys.
04:23:34
But it's not okay to specifically ask for the direct murder of Gary.
04:23:37
See, that's the difference.
04:23:40
And so if you were to say, Yeah,
04:23:42
you have to specify that before you can condone or not condone.
04:23:46
And they were not specifying
04:23:48
to me.
04:23:49
So I can I can verbally condone the murder of Gary and his wife.
04:23:56
But if I write it down, does that is that
04:23:58
is that plotting then?
04:24:02
I don't think so.
04:24:03
You need a direct call to action, a specific like clue.
04:24:07
I thought we went over this.
04:24:08
If you don't have to for like you're
04:24:09
if it doesn't hold up in clue it's not there's no call to action.
04:24:12
So if you if you say something in a specific
04:24:15
I can't just go I'm going I want to murder these people.
04:24:18
You have to go.
04:24:18
I respond to a if I would like this place.
04:24:24
Yeah. I think there's a huge difference.
04:24:25
If you say, I wish Gary was dead and then he died because it's indifference.
04:24:28
But somebody might come and question you for that.
04:24:30
But it's not outright. But if you were to say,
04:24:34
ask me
04:24:35
to go kill him in his house with the rope
04:24:38
and his wife on Tuesday in his can in his garage,
04:24:42
that is 100 illegal and wrong and there's no ifs and make it look like
04:24:48
and then you have to make it look like he raped his dog before he before somebody.
04:24:52
Right now, it could set me up and go do that and I would be absolutely fucked.
04:24:56
Please don't talk to my cousin.
04:24:59
Yeah, but.
04:25:00
But so for me, it it's completely different if I were to say,
04:25:05
oh, bald moms, boy, that's that's too general and it's okay.
04:25:08
But I don't know if you're an employer and you are an employee
04:25:14
and you find out that they were like saying, Yeah, I want Gary to die.
04:25:18
Gary is a guy I want to I wish Gary and his wife would die
04:25:22
and a dog would die also and their whole house would blow up.
04:25:26
Would you not at least not get rid of them, but
04:25:30
question the ethics there, right?
04:25:33
I don't what I would do.
04:25:36
Yeah.
04:25:36
What if that what if that guy that was your employee had I don't know
04:25:41
how many how many students go to Harvard?
04:25:46
What if he had that?
04:25:46
What if he had that many children? But he was teaching those principles.
04:25:49
So I'll agree with you with this.
04:25:51
They they have gotten rid of professors for a lot less.
04:25:55
But it's usually a they say something.
04:25:57
It's not that they won't condone something like
04:26:00
this is literally they haven't said anything.
04:26:02
Well, it's all they have to say.
04:26:04
Just go.
04:26:04
Obviously we don't that's what they said.
04:26:06
We we they don't though.
04:26:08
They don't have to say anything.
04:26:09
They don't condone the murdering of anybody.
04:26:12
That's all they had to say to me.
04:26:14
I wouldn't even cater to that ridiculousness.
04:26:15
That's obvious. Or it should
04:26:19
not. That's why you say it.
04:26:20
That's why you go, Yeah, obviously we do.
04:26:22
We do not condone
04:26:24
this.
04:26:25
You push it to push that, you need to do that.
04:26:27
It's a brave statement draw.
04:26:29
I'm glad you're standing up for everyone saying, Why are you asking me that, then?
04:26:33
Exactly. Is that what was put to the back of you?
04:26:35
Thank you. Exactly. For you.
04:26:38
Why you ask? Brady.
04:26:40
Brady,
04:26:42
what did you do?
04:26:43
You think cutting off the feet of children
04:26:46
is a good idea?
04:26:50
Depends.
04:26:50
Are they cancerous? Are they going to kill the rest of the body?
04:26:53
Right.
04:26:53
Yeah, that's a good point.
04:26:55
The context, man got to get there by his neck and
04:26:59
do you know so do you expect
04:27:05
do you expect that
04:27:06
the school to do anything except teach your kids?
04:27:09
Do you want them to shape their morals?
04:27:10
No, they should. No, they should.
04:27:12
And they should not be saying anything condoning or supporting anything.
04:27:16
You should just teach them morals.
04:27:18
You had teachers.
04:27:19
Did you feel they listened?
04:27:21
Did you had teachers?
04:27:22
Lots of them.
04:27:23
I assume you, went to school to at least third grade, from what I can tell.
04:27:26
Right.
04:27:27
And so that's at least three teachers.
04:27:30
So did you know any of them?
04:27:32
If they were what if they were Jewish
04:27:33
or their religious background or their sexual background?
04:27:37
No. No.
04:27:39
Did they tell you about that?
04:27:40
Did they teach you
04:27:43
how fuck did you get how the fuck did you get through school
04:27:45
without them condoning Hamas or whatever the fuck I'm supposed to condone?
04:27:49
What do you mean?
04:27:51
How did your schools clearly have a policy of condoning
04:27:55
the genocide of Jews Didn't exist?
04:27:58
Well, we learned about a way to segment the Jewish
04:28:03
Islam conflict. Didn't.
04:28:05
How the fuck old are you?
04:28:06
Because that's been going on for thousands of years.
04:28:09
We learned about World War Two.
04:28:11
We're not talking about World War Two with Hitler.
04:28:14
We're talking about condoning Jews or the genocide of genocide.
04:28:18
We need to be clear.
04:28:19
We're talking about not condoning the genocide of Jews right now.
04:28:23
Correct.
04:28:24
So we learned that too, was criticizing
04:28:28
and punishing somebody for not condoning the genocide modern day.
04:28:32
That was one of the most the largest atrocities to
04:28:35
to demonstrate That was like a huge thing alleged her diary.
04:28:39
Allegedly allegedly her diary was meant
04:28:42
was made to be a large thing to show me
04:28:46
the show me that the gas chambers that I've heard about,
04:28:51
they have them.
04:28:54
You see, you can't talk about anything anymore.
04:28:56
You are you are, you know, gas chamber.
04:29:00
Yeah.
04:29:00
20, 28.
04:29:05
So, no, I no, I don't know.
04:29:06
But I think like everything, if I haven't done a scientific experiment
04:29:09
and an experiment on it myself or I wasn't there and witnessed it, even
04:29:13
I witnessed it with my own eyes. What do you mean?
04:29:15
I really do the experiment yourself.
04:29:18
You have to do it yourself.
04:29:20
So you have no idea that Eagles of Sea Squirt
04:29:22
because you never did the math for it in all actual realness and truth. Yes.
04:29:26
Otherwise you have faith in the science and somebody else did.
04:29:29
Or I would like to think that, you know,
04:29:32
we people supposedly when there is different collaborators
04:29:35
of the same and realistically, reasonably, you can probably do that.
04:29:38
I don't I'm not saying it's wrong, but I'm just saying it.
04:29:42
The only thing that did happen in concrete, it does happen, but not
04:29:45
publicly that like this.
04:29:49
I science,
04:29:51
by the definition of science, by the definition of science is in.
04:29:55
I read a peer reviewed paper on it.
04:29:57
It's I did the experiment and I questioned experimented and proved
04:30:02
something was or wasn't that's that's I mean so yeah that's
04:30:06
I believe if you didn't do the experiment yourself you're having faith in science.
04:30:11
Believe in the science.
04:30:12
If you can look at the results of the experiment, does that account
04:30:17
the data or is this written word it could be misconstrued.
04:30:22
Say that again. Now I'm ready.
04:30:24
I swear I've been I had it written on my
04:30:26
grocery list and I keep forgetting to take my grocery list with me.
04:30:29
So when I go to the grocery store, it is weighing It had a few items,
04:30:34
but I get most items that we live in and foil is one that I keep fucking
04:30:37
forgetting get.
04:30:38
I have clarity now I can understand what you're saying.
04:30:41
All the money is filtered out.
04:30:43
Yeah. Can you hear me?
04:30:45
Before all I heard was fucking Jews,
04:30:49
you tell me about my dead mom.
04:30:51
Ouch.
04:30:52
No, man, I have compassion and empathy.
04:30:54
If my mom still alive and just so you know, my mom still alive.
04:30:59
That's why, if anything, when I'm on my last thread with Gary,
04:31:02
that's why I will fake religion until her death.
04:31:05
Please don't watch this. Mom.
04:31:08
Right. My mom. Really? You.
04:31:10
I want to apologize.
04:31:11
We don't want to do what? I want Gary to come.
04:31:14
And if you ever watch the invention of last night, the sky.
04:31:17
That is absolutely disgusting.
04:31:18
My train of thought broke in the wrong place.
04:31:21
I like hearing my mother bleep.
04:31:23
It's going to get worse. I want to curse.
04:31:26
I want Hart to come to
04:31:29
my mother's death bed and explain to her that it's going
04:31:34
to her.
04:31:35
While he does that, he can explain how she is
04:31:39
that she's moments from death in the bed
04:31:43
and he's going to tell me
04:31:45
he's going to tell her that he came for one reason only to tell her
04:31:49
that it's all going to end in moments and everything she knows is done.
04:31:53
Gary to finish up. Gary's about the finish.
04:31:55
It was going to be like that, that you're dead.
04:31:58
Dead, dead.
04:31:59
Slam a fucking mallet on her.
04:32:00
He's going to actually kill her with a mallet
04:32:05
and he's going to look at me and he's going to go,
04:32:06
You're welcome in some weird fucking Episcopal,
04:32:10
pompous way.
04:32:14
Anyway, he's going to take a nap.
04:32:16
There's going to take a nap because the large release
04:32:20
load that is
04:32:22
maybe another comes your way.
04:32:24
Maybe not.
04:32:26
I can, even at my age come a couple of times still.
04:32:31
Thanks for that information.
04:32:32
I just If you only come in once if I feel sorry
04:32:35
for you,
04:32:45
I'm just tired.
04:32:46
Yeah, I was going to do sounds, but this.
04:32:48
We're way past the.
04:32:50
Yes, you have come.
04:32:53
Sounds.
04:32:54
Oh, you do, don't you?
04:32:55
Oh, fuck.
04:32:55
Yeah.
04:32:55
I got all kinds of things.
04:32:59
What the dog doing.
04:33:02
Yeah. To.
04:33:08
I'm like the shortest
04:33:10
straw.
04:33:12
Your flag. Me?
04:33:15
You're Brady
04:33:19
disapproval.
04:33:20
And now
04:33:22
this one that's, like, super short.
04:33:25
Oh, wait, is it just verbal?
04:33:28
Oh, yeah. Speaking of verbal,
04:33:30
can you hear this? Yes.
04:33:40
Oh, I can't, I, I got to fix that.
04:33:47
I do that.
04:33:47
It'll be double. I like that guy.
04:33:51
I need to add it somehow.
04:33:53
Okay?
04:33:53
I can do this.
04:33:56
It really is super fucking short.
04:34:04
It's like I just read along the letter.
04:34:12
You ready for this?
04:34:13
Nope.
04:34:15
Hold a going to cross.
04:34:18
Has everything echo now?
04:34:22
Nothing's online, but I don't know if it's true.
04:34:24
Okay, so your screen should be up, but it's not.
04:34:28
Oh, no, I'm not sharing the screen.
04:34:29
I never usually do with your flag because.
04:34:32
Oh, dear. Flag. Right. Oh, okay. I gotcha.
04:34:34
I gotcha.
04:34:35
Now, there's a to feel doing this.
04:34:38
And this is just what I want to get.
04:34:41
We read on early the way.
04:34:42
Don't need to see that it's from a website it can just be you know what I mean?
04:34:45
It's no yeah some of it's charm you know give it out to dazzle.
04:34:49
Drive free nail polish,
04:34:52
right?
04:34:52
Yeah, exactly.
04:34:53
Yes. It's just distractions.
04:34:55
We don't need the free spots.
04:34:58
Yeah.
04:34:58
My boyfriend and I were excited to go on 11.
04:35:00
An $11,000 Caribbean cruise is 22.
04:35:05
22 year old son was not enthusiastic.
04:35:08
We invited him to join us for dinner shows or to play games.
04:35:11
But the majority of the time he refused.
04:35:13
The only time he joined us was for events that we paid for in advance.
04:35:18
He called his mom, grandmother and girlfriend every night,
04:35:21
but not once did he call his father's mother.
04:35:24
To me, it seems like he's not interested in his father or grandma or me.
04:35:29
The moment we arrived home from the vacation, he bolted out the door
04:35:32
to meet his girlfriend and slept at his mom's house.
04:35:35
What can I do to bring this family together?
04:35:41
I have no idea.
04:35:42
Grandma's have wisdom, but they are.
04:35:44
They sometimes say some really, really, really, really rapid repetitive.
04:35:48
Like it gets young, get bored within seconds,
04:35:51
visiting with my mom, my kids and their adult.
04:35:54
So, like, at least they're smart enough to know that they need to show.
04:35:58
But I recommend actually listening if you can get through
04:36:02
the boring repetitiveness because they do have some wisdom to share.
04:36:07
I don't know, like part of me like 22, 22 years old.
04:36:10
I mean, do you really want to be you're on an A cruise.
04:36:14
You really want to be hanging out with your fucking mom and grandma?
04:36:16
I mean,
04:36:18
who paid for the cruise old enough to drink?
04:36:20
Obviously, the parents. The
04:36:23
parents or the grandparents,
04:36:25
but not the 22 old.
04:36:27
Yeah.
04:36:28
No, no, but I love how they put $11,000 Caribbean cruise.
04:36:32
It sounds like there are like three of them, potentially more.
04:36:35
So I think it's a combined cost.
04:36:36
So it's not like it was 11 a person, you know,
04:36:41
because what Don't take them.
04:36:42
How about that?
04:36:43
Don't invite them next time then deal the 22 or the grandparents.
04:36:47
Yeah, that's all you do.
04:36:48
If I wasn't getting drunk anyway.
04:36:50
Like what, do you like.
04:36:52
Yeah, I think. And we're trying to fuck.
04:36:54
But here's, here's another thing.
04:36:56
Yeah, it's kind of on that is going to happen.
04:36:58
Being the middle, you know, like
04:37:00
I literally have to take care of kids and a mom to a point.
04:37:04
I mean, it's no burden.
04:37:05
Mom has no burden at all.
04:37:06
It's not what I mean and have to take care of you, but I have to do more things.
04:37:10
So it's kind of on that middle generation
04:37:13
to be smart enough to set up some way to let the 22 year old interact.
04:37:18
You don't just put them in the same room and go, go, Yeah, right.
04:37:22
You know, like you are welcome to do something that engage both of them.
04:37:26
Like a lot of times I found out some stuff from my grandparents that I had.
04:37:31
No, we invited them We invited them to join us for dinner shows or to play games.
04:37:36
But a majority of the time he refused.
04:37:38
What what shows?
04:37:39
I think a 22 year old being a 22 year old, if you're around these people
04:37:42
all the time, when you're in some unique place,
04:37:44
you really want to be again,
04:37:45
hanging out with your grandma and your mom and crapping
04:37:49
a little bit here and there.
04:37:50
But yeah, unless you're 22 is kind of a harder age
04:37:55
because you can't really they know they're an adult.
04:37:57
You can't really make them or tell them to do anything.
04:37:59
But if you paid for the cruise, you can.
04:38:01
And that's that's pretty much that's pretty much what the advice is from Abby,
04:38:06
pretty much is the same as 22 an adult.
04:38:10
So and after I,
04:38:11
I mentioned something to somebody who just want to cruise and they said
04:38:15
there's no way that you could ever fall off
04:38:17
or get pushed off a cruise ship.
04:38:21
And then so I thought, how are all these statistics?
04:38:24
Because you used to go you heard playing games.
04:38:27
People like playing games on balcony railing when they're drunk.
04:38:30
I don't know. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
04:38:31
But the balcony railing goes down to another deck no matter.
04:38:34
Oh, it's like this here. It's.
04:38:36
It's impossible.
04:38:38
There's got to be somebody at some point, right?
04:38:40
There's statistically, I'm not going by what you said.
04:38:43
I looked it up.
04:38:45
The sad
04:38:45
part is that there are like 40 or 50 people that fall off and like,
04:38:48
almost like we, always hear a very low percentage, hear the stories
04:38:54
of a spouse.
04:38:55
Yeah, Yeah.
04:38:55
No, you can't.
04:38:56
Yeah, you can't save them because the boat's going too fast.
04:38:59
Even just the boat well, even just money.
04:39:02
I mean, there's they're like, You want us to do what for one person
04:39:05
they're having
04:39:08
those go right.
04:39:09
I think of like Lake Huron a handful years ago I believe.
04:39:13
I see I should get a phone is very busy making some pressure.
04:39:17
You know I still can't hear Oh because I got to put the filter.
04:39:19
Oh, no, no, never mind. It was a dude that I worked with at a previous work
04:39:23
or I met Ryan, brother.
04:39:27
The dude worked there for a while and he just
04:39:29
he went on his boat, went by himself, and then they found the boat out of gas
04:39:33
and gear in the middle of Lake
04:39:36
St or whatever, whatever lake he was on.
04:39:39
And they just assumed that either he had a medical submarine, got hit
04:39:42
in the head or somehow fell off the boat and just the boat was going.
04:39:48
Nobody was on the boat.
04:39:49
I saw the boat going by himself.
04:39:51
As you saw the boat going, an idle speed is going to
04:39:54
you're not going to be able to catch it swimming.
04:39:58
So you fall off that thing.
04:40:00
And if it's in gear, oh, they they found the boat aground somewhere
04:40:03
like it was thrown out in the middle of in the middle of the water, out of gas.
04:40:07
But in gear so
04:40:11
and he was nowhere to be seen.
04:40:12
Nowhere still.
04:40:13
I don't think so.
04:40:14
I don't think they ever found a body, to be honest.
04:40:16
Which seems weird, right now.
04:40:19
It sounds like a plotted murder mystery.
04:40:24
Hello. I'm.
04:40:25
Yeah, I can finally hear it on cast.
04:40:27
Fortunately, I have only listened to a couple shows so far as I've been
04:40:32
very, very busy making some fresh hot curry and praying to the monkey gods.
04:40:36
I cannot wait to listen to more.
04:40:38
But no, I have steaming hot diarrhea coming out of my whole life.
04:40:43
A fire off the 1000 tons.
04:40:45
It was so bad I accidentally squirted it all over the floor around the toilet
04:40:49
and I had to use my brand new dollars to clean it.
04:40:53
I will have to take the twins down to the river to wash them.
04:40:56
But that is when I will be catching up on more of your lovely show.
04:41:00
Then I will be eating more of that delicious.
04:41:03
Keep up the good work.
04:41:06
Thanks there, feller.
04:41:08
That was delicious and disgusting at the same time.
04:41:11
I Great. Now I'm hungry.
04:41:15
Like I said, go down to the river to watch yourselves.
04:41:18
Have a washing machine or part of India.
04:41:21
We're coming from. Don't know.
04:41:24
I'm not good at the deer flags.
04:41:25
We should save those for fladge.
04:41:28
No, I know. I just wanted to throw it out there.
04:41:29
And we did. Yeah, we did one.
04:41:30
We did our.
04:41:31
We did our when this show,
04:41:34
when people cry Pitchfork saying
04:41:37
you must condone pledge rants, you must condone pledge rants.
04:41:40
We can stand tall and say we did everything we could to make it good.
04:41:44
Now at least you know how the Grammys are.
04:41:46
The Britney Show draw show developed based on
04:41:50
trying to hedge against the main show.
04:41:51
It's like, No, no, we won't.
04:41:53
We're going to get to I know he bailed, but we're going to we're going to
04:41:56
I do have one more.
04:41:57
I do have one more one more caller to close the show with it.
04:42:00
But if you have anything beforehand,
04:42:04
you know, it'll literally be the last thing
04:42:07
Anonymous will have to.
04:42:14
Uh. All right.
04:42:16
And I'm going to take this call.
04:42:18
Where's the mask? The mask isn't with you.
04:42:21
I forgot to bring it out, so I forgot.
04:42:23
I thought about it on the way driving to the hotel, and I'm like, Well, all right,
04:42:27
that's great. Then this works. Then.
04:42:30
Gary, are you there?
04:42:32
Hi, this is Gerry.
04:42:36
As above.
04:42:36
So below.
04:42:57
Hang on.
04:42:58
Holy shit.
04:42:59
That's a frickin nothing.
04:43:00
Nothing. Just.
04:43:01
Yeah, that's
04:43:04
about it.
04:43:07
What's all this crap?
04:43:08
What the fuck?
04:43:09
As of October.
04:43:12
Were you like, the robotic one?
04:43:14
Yeah.
04:43:15
Oh, that was Gary.
04:43:18
As above or below.
04:43:21
It sounds like he sounds.
04:43:22
He sounds like so far.
04:43:23
Like he's about to fucking make love right in the middle, too.
04:43:27
I guess I can make it louder.
04:43:29
This is it.
04:43:30
This is the part I'm going to clip.
04:43:37
Okay.
04:43:39
Yeah, you do
04:43:53
this.
04:43:54
It's not like a noise anymore.
04:43:57
Like a random
04:43:59
Gary.
04:44:02
Gary.
04:44:04
Hi, this is Gary.
04:44:07
Gary.
04:44:09
Hi. This is Gerry.
04:44:12
Uh, uh, beautiful.
04:44:17
Uh, as below America.
04:44:22
What the fuck, man?
04:44:23
I didn't hear about.
04:44:25
So, people,
04:44:27
I'm going to do this one first just because it's so cool
04:44:31
and pretty interesting already.
04:44:34
And Gary, as a fervent, so beloved coffee, slows down for sure.
04:44:41
We're doing it our way.
04:44:43
We're gonna make it make our dreams come true.
04:44:46
Brady and John show it's Brady and draw
04:44:50
extension now Brady draw
04:44:59
night like other.